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A father of five is fighting for his life Friday at the University of Utah Burn center after being severely burned by sulphuric acid on more than 70 percent of his body.
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Richard Beckham, who is the last known survivor of the crew that searched for famed aviator Amelia Earhart, was sung a happy birthday tune and also praised by Rep. Mike Kennedy, R-Alpine, for his longevity and service to his country.
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State Senate approves anti-bias, religious freedom bill
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The state Senate approved a bill Friday that seeks to balance religious freedom and protections for LGBT Utahns aganst discrimination in the workplace and housing.
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Utah group faces charges of defrauding thousands with home loan modifications
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A group accused of preying on thousands of vulnerable homeowners caught up in the housing implosion of 2008 now face federal criminal charges. Prosecutors say the scheme involved more than 10,000 victims with losses of more than $33 million.
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Officials in Salt Lake City and Fort Worth, Texas, are reviewing their ethics policies after The Associated Press reported on how their police chiefs were closely linked to a company that won contracts to supply officers with body cameras.
Morrill business as usual while Utah State celebrates coach's final regular-season game
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Right-to-die bill put on hold for further study
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DOVER — The proposed operating budget for Strafford County was well received at Wednesday evening's public hearing where members of the Strafford County delegation heard response from residents, many voicing thanks for continued support of the county Cooperative Extension and the 4H program.At $54,800,198, the proposed 2013 calendar year budget for Strafford County is an increase of 2.462 percent over the current budget. As he introduced the budget, County Commission Chairman George Maglaras said he was proud of the county's staff for being able to provide quality services at reasonable costs to taxpayers."No other county does the things that we do here and no other county does those things with the cost savings that we have," he said, challenging any other county to meet the same goals Strafford has over the years.He also said there's been a significant change in the county's financial situation as revenues have grown as a result of a number of cost-savings measures.Speaking before the delegation, county officials and a handful of residents, Cindy Wiggins of Dover shared her gratitude for the support shown to 4-H and noted it has become increasingly challenging to reach urban youths with these types of programs. Keeping it alive in Strafford County for at-risk youths is vital, she said.
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Here in the Bay Area people like to say that it's not a question of whether we're ever going to experience a disaster, but when it's going to happen. We haven't had a major earthquake since Loma Prieta in '89 but we've had wildfires in Santa Cruz, El Nino flooding and landslides, and goodness knows what. We are fortunate that we haven't ever experienced a disaster such as Hurricane Katrina or the New Orleans flooding-- but it's important to remember that a disaster doesn't have to be a major disaster. It can be as localized as your house catching on fire. So it's important to be prepared.
In the spirit of being prepared, I attended a talk and demonstration given by the California Volunteers for Bay Area bloggers, including bloggers from the Silicon Valley Moms Blog, Techmamas, It's My Life, The Silent I, Xiaolinmama, FreitasFamily, WhosTheBoss, and our host, Citymama. Volunteers went over some tips that every family should know about being prepared for a disaster, and we walked through Citymama's chic apartment and discussed ways for her to make it more disaster-ready. I left feeling empowered with all the knowledge I had gained, and determined to do more to prepare my own family.
I won't list down everything that we went through in our demonstration -- Robyn from Who's the Boss already has a comprehensive, informative summary of our disaster preparedness talk And I won't go through all the details of what should be in your family disaster plan -- you can download everything you need from the CalVolunteers website, including a customizable book for kids. But I will go through the contents of the disaster kit that California Volunteers presented us at the end of the event. If you don't have one yet, it's super-easy to make one. Just grab a backpack and stuff it with the following supplies:
1) A flashlight and batteries. We were given a solar-powered flashlight/radio, which also had a crank handle so you could power it up by winding the handle for a couple of minutes.
2) A first aid kit. You can buy one at any drugstore, or you can assemble one yourself.
3) A blanket. The one in our kit was one of those insulating foil blankets, but if you have the space, I suppose any blanket will do. If you've ever been given one of those Slankets as a present, here's where it can go.
4) Food. That protein brick is definitely something you'd only want to eat in an emergency, so I intend to throw some energy bars into the backpack as well.
5) Water. We received water purifying tablets as well as drinking water in foil packets, but I suppose bottled water works just as well.
6) Personal Hygiene items. Everything in the photo above falls under the "What if we need to take refuge in our car or a church or a gym or some other shelter": Baby wipes, disinfecting wipes, cleansing cloths, tampons and freshening spray. I'm not suggesting you pack your entire skincare regimen, but these are small "luxuries" that will help you feel human in inhumane conditions.
Everything fits neatly into a regular-sized backpack. You should have one handy in your home, and another in your car. It's a small but significant step towards preparing you and your family for a disaster!
Can't seem to get around to putting one of these together? Would you like to receive one of these kits, all ready-made? I'm giving away 12 disaster kits on Bonggamom Finds -- head on over to my giveaway post and leave a comment to enter.
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quote:Shoebang, thank you for strengthening my resolve to fight people like you in every/any way I can. But, to be fair, your opinion that my sister is a murderer is, quite apparently, shared by most if not all pro lifers here. Let me tell you a bit bout this murderer you so cold heartedly condemn. She has her PhD in psychology, works as a volunteer at Carville, the leprosy colony, has a minor in music & played the piano & sax extremely well, was a 3 sport star in highschool with 2 collegiate offers for vollyball, volunteers to work with vets who have suffered loss of memory capabilty thru the VA facilities in N.O. A great wife, mother, sister, and daughter. When she was brutalized over a period of 2 days, she lost her right eye; every bone in her right hand was smashed with a hammer to where she can no longer play any musical instrument; her vagina took 2 plastic surgeons 6 hrs to restore to somewhat normal. And more. But, to you, she is a murderer. I am an educated man & have no need to use vulgarities, but screw you, a.hole. for your sancitmonious & self rightious opinions. Come down out of your ivory tower & live in the real world for a change.
quote:A sperm is a potential human being when it mixes with an egg, it goes from potentially human to actually human.
quote:This is where your bible and my opinion differ. It is still potentially a human and not even close to one IMO.
quote:It is what you believe.
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quote:never said the sperm is a human, all that makes it potentially human is that it could mix with an egg and become human. That gives it potential I would think.
quote:We are talking about the current law in place. With that in mind, this argument is not applicable because the mother currently does have this right. A separate person does not have this right. I'm not saying the law is right, I am just saying that the validity of the argument that a person other than the mother has just as much right to end the unborn childs life under the current law is questionable.
quote:Im stil trying to figure out how the whole person killing a mother analogy is even close to relevant. Its a seriously worthless argument.
quote:also we aren't just going to condemn people who where rapped and got pregnant.
quote:The newly fertilized is still potentially human, its not even close to a human IMO.
quote:I think IM going to call BS on this one CTF. We both know you do.
quote:so when does it go from potential to actual
quote:Not reading the whole thread but IMO it boils down to this. If someone strikes a pregnant woman in the stomach and kills her baby they are charged with murder. If the same woman decides to abort that baby she is not. Seems that murder in our society as far as abortion is concerned is contingent upon the mothers so called "rights" of her body. She wants to keep it and you kill it = murder. She wants to kill it and does =/= not murder. Go try and make sense of that. Who is protecting the child????


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PHILADELPHIA--Penn Museum celebrates the final days of its landmark exhibition from China, Secrets of the Silk Road, with an event for all ages: Along the Silk Road on Saturday, March 26th from 11:00 am to 4:00 pm. This PECO World Culture Day brings Silk Road cultures vividly to life with music and dance performances, a tea tasting and talk, dance and craft workshops, lectures by acclaimed writers and scholars, children's activities, a self-guided Silk Road tour, and a grand finale dance performance. The celebration is free with Museum admission donation ($10 general admission; $7 senior citizens [65+]; $6 students [with ID] and children [6 to 17]; free for children under 6, members, and PennCard holders). Visitors who wish to see Secrets of the Silk Road, open with artifacts from China through March 28 only, can buy advance, special timed tickets which include entry to the Museum and the special event (online: www.penn.museum/silkroad or by phone: (877) 77-CLICK). Visitors may purchase tickets at the Museum that day, while supplies last.
PHILADELPHIA--Hop to it and welcome in the Year of the Rabbit! The University of Pennsylvania Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology presents the 30th annual Chinese New Year Celebration Saturday, February 12, 2011, from 11:00 am to 4:00 pm! This PECO World Culture Day features music and dance performances, healing and martial arts demonstrations, games, workshops, children's activities, and grand opening as well as grand finale lion dance performances. The celebration is free with Museum admission donation ($10 general admission; $7 senior citizens [65+]; $6 students [with ID] and children [6 to 17]; free for children under 6, members, and PennCard holders).
Read more: 30th Annual Chinese New Year Celebration, Saturday, February 12, 2011
Along with cultures, religions, silks and other luxury items, food traveled the Silk Road.
The Pepper Mill Café at the Penn Museum invites guests to take a culinary journey along the Silk Road. The Café offers a changing variety of regionally-inspired Silk Road lunch menus, daily afternoon teas-even Happy Hour drinks and bar snacks-to extend the Silk Road experience during the run of the special exhibition, February 5 through June 5, 2011.
Read more: Silk Road Menu, "Secret" Recipes, at the Pepper Mill Cafe
Look out for camels—and a lot of hoopla at 3260 South Street in Philadelphia—as the Penn Museum kicks off the exclusive East Coast premiere of Secrets of the Silk Road, the landmark exhibition from China!
A host of special sights, sounds, and activities are in store for Penn Museum visitors at the grand opening weekend of Secrets of the Silk Road, Saturday and Sunday, February 5 and 6, from 10:00 am opening to 5:00 pm closing.
A blend of acclaimed local participants include evocative storyteller Momma Sandi, vocalist and storyteller Queen Nur, the Neo-African Drum and Dance group of La Salle College, and the Women's Sekere Ensemble. The University of Pennsylvania dance group African Rhythms offers the grand finale performance.
Throughout the day visitors can learn to play the traditional "board" game mancala, learn about daily life in the Republic of Senegal, create artwork inspired by traditional African art at family crafts tables, and shop for African-inspired items at the Museum's Main Shop and Pyramid shop for children.
Read more: 22nd Annual Celebration of African Cultures, Saturday, January 22
For the most updated information on programs offered at the Penn Museum, and for online pre-registration (optional or required for some programs) visit the Museum's website: www.penn.museum/calendar.
Wednesday, January 5, 6:00 pm
"Great Adventures along the Silk Road" Lecture Series
From Baghdad to Bukhara and Back
Dr. Renata Holod, Curator, Near East Section, offers this talk, part of the "Great Adventures" series. Medieval Central Asian trade centers brought major changes into the Islamic state. Baghdad, the new capital founded in 762 CE, saw the influx of Central Asian goods, people, and ideas over the next two centuries, while the Central Asian centers, epitomized by Bukhara, developed new combinations of cultural expression and networks of influence. Reception to follow. Admission: $10 at the door; $5 with advance registration; FREE for Penn Museum members with advance registration. Information: (215)898-2680.
Read more: January/February Calendar of Special Events at the Penn Museum
PHILADELPHIA, November 2010--Grab a "Passport" and experience the spirit of the holiday season on Sunday, December 5th, 1:00 to 4:00 pm, at the University of Pennsylvania Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology's 15th annual Peace around the World family afternoon. All visitors receive Museum "passports" with itineraries to visit seven countries via seven international speakers and explore holiday traditions from around the world. The day also features a Middle Eastern drumming workshop, Balinese dancing, Chinese lion dancing, storytelling, face painting, balloon art, international family crafts, free treats for children, and more!
PHILADELPHIA 2010--It has been 150 years since the first Japanese delegation toured the U.S. while establishing diplomatic and trade relations between the two countries--and it's time for a celebration! Penn Museum commemorates the anniversary with festivities reflecting various aspects of Japan's culture and heritage on Sunday, November 14, from 1:00 to 4:00 pm, during Celebrate Japan!, a PECO World Culture Day afternoon.
This family-friendly event features martial arts demonstrations, Taiko drumming, and a display of the Museum's samurai armor collection. The day also includes presentations on calligraphy and origami, a kimono display and dressing lecture, a talk about the history of the first Japanese delegation, Japanese games, kabuki face painting, and an exhibit of traditional dolls significant in the Japanese festival "Girls' Day."
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Penn Museum Offers "Green" Visitors Half-Price Admission
"Green and Sustainable Day" at the Reopening of the South Street Bridge
Saturday, November 6
PHILADELPHIA, FALL 2010—The City of Philadelphia plans to reopen the South Street Bridge—closed since fall 2008—on Saturday afternoon, November 6. The University of Pennsylvania Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology, just down the road at 3260 South Street, celebrates with a "green" day for visitors: half-price admission to everyone on both sides of the bridge who visits that day--without benefit of a car! The first 100 "green" guests receive a sleek metal Penn Museum water bottle (refillable for the trip back home).
"You can walk on over, you can jog on over, ride your bike (helmets, please), take a bike taxi, catch a SEPTA bus, subway, trolley or the regional rail-just come to the Penn Museum in a green and sustainable way, and we'll welcome you in at half the price of our regular admission to enjoy our galleries and 'travel the world'," said Richard Hodges, the Williams Director.
Read more: "Green and Sustainable Day" at the Penn Museum November 6
University of Pennsylvania Museum, Partnering with the Smithsonian's Freer and Sackler Galleries, Co-Hosts First Ever International Workshop on Southeast Asian Ceramic Archaeology
OCTOBER 2010—While archaeologists have traveled the globe to unearth the secrets of humanity's ancient past, one region, mainland Southeast Asia—a vast territory that includes Laos, Myanmar, Cambodia, Thailand, and Viet Nam—has seen relatively little archaeological research, and less international collaboration. Political, language, cultural, and physical barriers have all played a part in keeping much of this region of the world "terra incognita" to scholars of the past.
Read more: International Workshop on Southeast Asian Ceramic Archaeology in November 2010
Philadelphia 2010—Welcome! Swagatam! Willkomen! Emedi!
International students, scholars, and professionals new to the Delaware Valley are invited to attend this year's 41st annual International Students Reception on Friday, October 22, 5:00 to 7:00 pm. The welcome reception is held in the majestic Chinese Rotunda at the Penn Museum, 3260 South Street on the University of Pennsylvania campus in Philadelphia.
Penn Museum Williams Director Richard Hodges sums up the reception experience, "Each year this event reminds me of the great vibrancy and cultural diversity of this region and its tremendous network of educational institutions. It is truly a privilege to watch students from more than 100 countries come together, sample foods from around the globe and make friends, forming the new links in a global community right here in our own richly diverse Museum, surrounded by artifacts from ancient world cultures."
Read more: Penn Museum Hosts 41st Annual Welcome Reception for International Students and Scholars
Project includes refurbished galleries, a state-of-the-art suite of conservation, research, and teaching labs, and restoration of the historic Widener Lecture Hall
OCTOBER 4, 2010—Richard Hodges, Williams Director of the University of Pennsylvania Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology, is pleased to announce the start of construction on a major renovation of the West Wing of the Museum's original 1899 building.
The first phase of renovation will include refurbishment of the Wing's public galleries—where a landmark exhibition from China, Secrets of the Silk Road, will open February 5, 2011—and the creation of a teaching laboratory for ceramic petrography. Later phases will add the creation of a state-of-the-art suite of conservation labs and workspaces, several additional teaching and research labs, and the restoration of the historic and architecturally unique Widener Lecture Hall, which will return to its original function as a beautiful public event space after several decades of use as a behind-the-scenes preparation area for exhibitions. The addition of climate control throughout the Wing, together with replacement of the windows with historically accurate but airtight and energy efficient versions, will significantly enhance the Penn Museum visitor experience and provide greater protection and stability for the artifacts on display.
Read more: Penn Museum Begins a Major Renovation Including Climate Control of its West Wing
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Gearing up to present this once-in-a-lifetime exhibition, Penn Museum offers related advance programming, from a "Great Adventures Along the Silk Road" evening lecture series, to P.M. @ PENN MUSEUM evening activities that highlight the rich cultural traditions of the vast region once known as the "Silk Road."
PHILADELPHIA, PA--This fall through spring, PECO joins with the University of Pennsylvania Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology to sponsor a diverse and engaging lineup of world culture celebrations the whole family can enjoy.
PECO World Culture Days, all free with Penn Museum admission donation ($10 adults; $7 seniors [65+]; $6 children [6-17] and full-time college students with ID), introduce guests of all ages to the rich cultural traditions that are found throughout the world--and are alive within the diverse Greater Philadelphia community.
"This series will explore rich and diverse world cultures through food, dance, and fun games for all," said Jeff Gordon, PECO's manager of Corporate Relations. "We are proud to support the Penn Museum and to celebrate diversity with our customers and communities."
Held on Saturdays and Sundays, fall through spring, PECO World Culture Days connect visitors of all ages to the rich cultural traditions found throughout the Penn Museum's galleries and across the globe. Events showcase the artistic and cultural specialties of the region's diverse communities while inviting guests to also enjoy the Museum's vast collections, educational resources, and inspiring spaces. PECO World Culture Days offer visitors a full menu of activities to choose from, including international music and dancing, speakers on various topics, family crafts, interactive workshops, and related food demonstrations. Activities are held throughout the Museum's galleries, classrooms, auditoriums, and gardens.
Read more: Penn Museum Offers PECO World Culture Days in 2010-2011
The Pepper Mill Café, offering affordable international cuisine and a fresh variety of healthy, vegetarian, and sustainable food options for breakfast, lunch, and lighter fare, opens for business at the University of Pennsylvania Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology today, Tuesday, September 14, 2010. Restaurant Associates (RA) takes over the newly remodeled and newly named cafe, at the site of the former Museum Café, with wall-to-wall windows overlooking the Museum's inner gardens. RA is also the exclusive caterer of the University of Pennsylvania Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology, having started in July of this year.
Diners—both Museum visitors and those just coming in for the café—can experience a wide variety of offerings including soup, a daily vegetarian option, and changing main course items, from sustainable seafood choices such as arctic char with mango papaya slaw as well as comfort food items, and a daily pasta. Hot and cold sandwiches and specialty salads, including a signature mezze plate with hummus, stuffed grape leaves, feta salad, marinated olives, cucumber tomato salad and pita chips, are available. The Shaker Salad station offers more than 26 ingredients for guests to create their own salad. The café atmosphere is casual and contemporary, with most entrees under $7, beer and wine available, and student value meals featured daily.
Read more: Restaurant Associates launches Pepper Mill Café at Penn Museum
Water, water, everywhere—it is a source of refreshment, and a requirement for life. It is an essential ingredient for environmental and economic viability, and increasingly, it is at the center of geopolitical strife.
The 2010-2011 academic year at the University of Pennsylvania has been named the "Year of Water," with a rich slate of interdisciplinary programs, including talks, conferences, discussions, a Penn Reading Project book, tours and exhibitions around the theme of water. Visit yearofwater.org. The University of Pennsylvania Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology joins in the activities with a special display, a thematic gallery tour, and two afternoon symposia for the Penn community and the public alike. Penn Museum programs are supported by the University of Pennsylvania's Office of the Provost. All activities are free to the public with Museum admission donation, or free with a PennCard (students, faculty and staff of the University of Pennsylvania).
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-� The College News VOL. XXIII, No. 5 BRYN MAWR AND WAYNE, PA., WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1936 Copyright BRYN MAWR COLLEGE NEWS. 1936 PRICE 10 CENTS Hockey Exhibition Reveals Superior Individual Playing � International Hockey Teams Intermixed on Field; Give Clever Series of Skits ' In Evening FIND POOL OVERHEATED International Hockey Conference Last Thursday eight international hockey teams played in mixed teams on the two Bryn MaWr fields. Al- though they had the disadvantage of being chosen at random, there was evidence in the individual play- ing that Bryn Mawr was watching hockey at its best; that here the great- est players in the world, were matched against each other. Those who ap- preciated that fact, as well as those who knew less about hockey, were thrilled at the exhibition. After the games were over, mem- bers of the Varsity hockey squad en- tertained the visiting players with tea in the various halls. One or two South Africans and Scots sampled our pool, thought it very nice for an indoor pool, but preferred to emerge from the water cooled off in- stead of overheated. The teas apparently 'were enjoyed by hostesses and visitors alike. The latter showed great interest in the college and in general living condi- tions in America as regards prices, weather and other things pertaining to our daily existence. Directly following the teas the teams were taken to the Deanery for buffet supper and thence to Goodhart, where they prepared to entertain us with numerous skits. The performers were in alphabet- ical order, beginning with Australia and ending with Wales. The Austra- lians, whose mascot is the kangaroo, presented a mock opera called An- tonio in which almost everyone was killed, even the author of the play, who was dressed in plain ordinary Bryn Mawr cap and gown. At each chorus number the dead arose, flit- ted around the stage singing, "He has killed me, so keep dancing," etc., with a "Rule, Britannica," thrown in. England, champions in the tourna- ment last week, gave a play, Tisiphas and Miss Hemingway, in which Tisip- has was an Egyptian mummy. Ireland gave Scenes from Shakes- peare consisting of a portrayal of the development of the hockey player from the infant, "dribbling and turn- ' ing" in its nurse's arms, to the has- been, who can hardly hobble onto the field. This was followed by some Irish folk-songs, including "Come Back to Erin" and "Would God I Were a Tender Apple Blossom." Scotland gave a long series of skits, divers in subject and attitude, one of which was a dance by the quin- tuplets: The whole series was called Continued on Page Four Albright's Art Violent In Self - Expression Exhibit Committee Announces Display of Paintings by Noted Chicago Artist USES ORIGINAL METHOD (Especially contributed by Jean Lamson, '37.) It gives great pleasure to the Com- mon Room Exhibit Committee to be able to announce that its series of ex- hibits for the year will open Thurs- day of this week with the work of Ivan Le Lorraine Albright, of Chi- cago. Mr. Albright is undoubtedly one of America's most outstanding contem- porary artists. Born in 1897, he studied at the Chicago Art Institute as a special scholarship student from 1919 to 1923. Following this, Mr. Albright went for a year to the Acad- emy of the Fine Arts, Philadelphia; to the National Academy of Design, New York, and to the Ecole des Beaux Arts in Nantes. He is probably most widely known here in America through the international exhibits at the Car- negie Institute, Pittsburgh. Mr. Albright has received numerous awards of distinction, such as the John C. Shaffer prize in Chicago and the Post prize of the Pennsylvania Acad- emy of the Fine Arts. His painting, Ida, one of the six oil paintings that will hang in the Common Room, won the gold medal given by the Chicago Society of Artists in 1931. Perhaps the most immediate char- acteristics of Mr. Albright's art is its almost violent power to speak for it- self. It has been suggested, for in- stance, that Mr. Albright's art is philosophical; that is, it is concerned with the relation of time to life; that it is psychological in its portrayal of the effects of time on character. It is true that Mr. Albright takes from two to four years to complete a single painting, and has ample opportunity to watch his subject change beneath his eyes. Whether or not this method of Continued on Page Four Bryn Mawr Receives World Peace Honor Charles G. Fenwick Delegated To Attend the Conference Of Inter-America HULL IS U. S. LEADER Leering Jack-O'-Lanterns Watch Denbigh Dine and Dance 'Til Twelve on Hallowe'en With the usual phalanx of specta- tors at each available window, some fifty Denbighites and their escorts danced and ate their way to a success- ful "Hall Dance" from 7.30 to 12 Sat- urday evening. Supper was served buffet style in the show case, and eaten on every sort of chair, floor and stair space in the smoking rooms and lower corri- dor, after which there was a general migration to the dining room for dancing. The dancing, however, did not begin with the alacrity everyone had been led to expect. It seems while one car- load of musicians arrived safely, the other was detained by the pianist developing a case of acute appendi- citis inconveniently en route. When said pianist had been confided to the care of a doctor and another had been procured, section two of the orches- tra proceeded on its way and the party continued. The music was provided by Bill Sharp and his orchestra. � In the middle of the evening John Whittaker, the Denbigh porter, tap danced to the delight both of the in- mates of Denbigh, who had seen him do it before, and the male contingent, to whom his talents were something new. To complete the entertainment Marie Bischoff, 38, sang her famous rendition of "Frankie and Johnnie." The dining room, smoking rooms and show case were decorated for the occasion with pine branches, timothy grass and jack-o-lanterns, leering and smiling in a variety of grotesque ex- pressions. Mr. and Mrs. Max Diez, Mr. and Mrs. Wells and M. Guiton were the members of the faculty invited to be present. With them in the receiving line were Miss Frances Follin Jones, warden; Mrs. Henry Gould, hall man- ager, and Josephine Ham, '37, hall president, to whom a great deal of credit for-the success of the dance is due. It has been announced offic'ally that Charles G. Fenwick, of the Depart- ment of Economics and Politics, is to be one of the United States delegates ^f the Inter-American Conference for the Maintenance of Peace, which will bs held at Buenos Aires in December, 1936. The delegation will be headed by Secretary Cordell Hull and Assist- ant Secretary Sumner Welles. The purpose of the conference is to attempt to lay a basis for peaceful relations between the states of this hemisphere. Having as its most di- rect cause the recently ended Chaco controversy, it is distinct from the Pan-American Conference. It is hoped that through the efforts of this assembly other tragedies similar to the Chaco dispute may be averted, and the cause of world peace ad- vanced. The college is to be congratulated on the distinction which comes to it from the selection of a member of its faculty as a delegate from the United States to the conference. The oppor- tunity for service is a great one; for it is generally recognized that the United States can, by assuming a po- sition of leadership in the cause of peace in this hemisphere, aid in the prevention of future wars between American States, and also set an ex- ample of cooperation which may have far-reaching consequences. Mr. Fenwick has long been a stu- dent of international law. His first work entitled, "The Neutrality Laws of the United States" published be- fore his coming to Bryn Mawr, was in wide use in this country during the controversies over neutrality preced- ing our entrance into the World War. Since com'ng to Bryn Mawr, he has published a treatise on International Law, now in its second edition, which is used in universities and colleges throughout the country. He has also published a collection of judicial de- cisions involving technical questions of International Law under the title of Cases on International Law. He is an associate editor of the Interna- tional Law Journal and has contri- buted numerous editorials emphasiz- ing the need for development of In- ternational Law into a more effective legal system. STUDENTS OF NATION MAINLY DEMOCRATIC How colleges and universities throughout the country voted in the recent election has been graphically shown in the Daily Princetonian Na- tional Collegiate Poll. Ninety-five colleges, in 34 different states, win represented in the 80,598 votes cast. Although the final count showed Roosevelt in the lead with 38,977 votes as against 35,708 for Landon, Landon captured 18 states to Roosevelt's 16. and obtained 27 more electoral votes. With but two exceptions, Illinois and Michigan, Roosevelt states were in the south, and from west of the Mississippi, while those showing a majority Republican vote were lo- cated along the Atlantic seaboard. Missouri, Idaho, Indiana, Kansas, Colorado and Ohio were the mid western and western states giving their vote to the Landon party. The large eastern men's colleges. Harvard, Yale, Princeton, Dartmouth, Amherst, Williams, Brown and M. I. T., were in all cases predominantly Republican. Johns Hopkins, however, showed a majority vote for Roosevelt. "Big Seven" Vote Divided Of the five eastern women's colleges of the "Big Seven" from which re- turns were made, Vassar and Smith, in addition to Bryn Mawr, went Re- publican, while Barnard and Radcliffe went Democratic. The smaller east- ern women's colleges, Sarah Lawer- ence, Skidmore, Hood and Connecti- cut College for Women showed, a large Republican majority. In the state universities of Wash- ington, Ohio, Iowa, Kentucky, Ver- mont and Montana, Landon was superceded by Roosevelt, but in most cases the latter's majority was not an exceedingly large one. Landon was the victor in Michigan, California, Colorado, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, Idaho and, by a small majority, in Delaware. East Strongly Republican A general tabulation of the princi- pal vote in the four main sections of the country, namely the east, south, middle west and west, shows a Re- publican dominance in the east only. Of the three sections showing a Demo- cratic dominance, the south is in the lead, with the middle west and west following in that order. In most of the large eastern col- leges, exclusive of state universities, the Socialist vote was significantly larger than the Communist one. M. I. T. and Radcliffe were the two ex- ceptions to this. Of the five colleges of the "Big Seven" previously mentioned, from whom returns were made, Barnard cast the largest proportional Social- ist vote. Following, in order, were Vassar, Bryn Mawr, SfcniUv and Rad- cliffe. The largest CoVnmunist vote, on a similar basis, was also made at Barnard. Here again Vassar follows with the next largest vote, with Rad- cliffe, Smith and Bryn Mawr bring- ing up the rear. Election Night Straw Vote The results of the straw vote con- ducted in the halls on the eve of the election were as follows: Pembroke East � Roosevelt, 22; Landon, 32; Thomas, 4. Pembroke West � Roosevelt, 17; Landon, 57; Thomas, 3; Browder, 1. Rockefeller�Roosevelt, 24; Landon, 28; Thomas, 4. Denbigh�Roosevelt, 19; Landon, 32; Thomas, 1; Browder, 3. Merion�Roosevelt, 20; Landon, 20; Thomas, 5; Browder, 1. Totals�Roosevelt, 102; Landon, 169; Thomas, 17; Browder, 5. Totals in News Poll�Roosevelt, 94; Landon, 132; Thomas, 11; Browder, 3. COLLEGE CALENDAR Thursday, Friday and Saturday, November 5, 6 and 7.�Mrs. Lillian Gilbreth will hold of- fice hours in Mrs. Manning's office throughout the morning. Mrs. Manning's reception for seniors Thursday, and for sophomores and juniors Friday. Deanery. 7.30 p. m. Friday, November 6. � Senior scavenger hunt for freshmen. Gymnasium. 8 p. m. Saturday, November 7.�Varsity hockey game versus Swarth- more. Lower hockey field. 10 a. m. Rockefeller Hall dance. 7.30 p. m. Wednesday, November 11. � Non-res'dent dinner. Common Room. 6.30 p. m. Sunday, November 15.�James MacDonald of the New York Times will speak. Deanery. 5 p. m. Wednesday, November 18. � Paul Hazard will speak. Good- hart. 8.30 p. m. 'Seeing Eye' Moves Under Inspiration Of Active Spirit " --------- Lecture by Gretchen Green Illustrated by Shepard Lead Dog BLIND PEOPLE TAUGHT . TO USE TRAINED DOGS Common Room, November 2. � Through depression, comedy and dis- couragement The Seeing Eye has per- sisted in its unusual work under the inspiration of its slogan, "A winner never quits and a quitter never wins." With this notation upon the spirit which guides the workers of the school, Gretchen Green, author and lecturer, began her informal talk to illustrate how dogs can bring light to the blind. The present attitude toward dogs and their blind masters is a far cry from the days when sightless people were placed in insane asylumns. Even the attitude toward canine in- telligence has changed and we find that animals in the company of their masters are admitted to buses, street cars, churches and even concert halls. Mr. John Field, who was present with his dog, Loulette, remarked that he need only display the card which The Seeing Eye issues to its gradu- ates and all doors of normal life and activity are opened to him. Loulette is an appreciative listener, and when laughter and applause are loud she adds her "woof" to the general ap- proval; she is an example of just one of the many dogs thafc have been trained at Morristown to serve with- out question and act with full respon- sibility. In 1928 the first movement was started in this country by Morris Frank, in response to an article in the Saturday Evening Post by Mrs. Har- rison Eustis. She began to work at first in Switzerland. Dogs were purchased at a small sum and boarded out to peasant families. Two weeks of character testing followed and then the school felt assured of the animal's responsibility. German shepherd dogs were chosen because they are of the proper size and weight and exhibit an inherent love to serve. This is due to the many years in which these animals have guarded the sheep herds of Germany. After three months of training by masters who had themselves been trained for four years, the dogs were Continued on Page Four FIVE UNDERGRADUATES ON FOOD COMMITTEE As a result of an impassioned plea by the News for a reorganization of the food committee, five undergradu- ates have been appointed to meet with the committee and voice officially the students' criticism of the food served in the halls. The undergradu- ate additions include the Hall Presi- dents of Pembroke, Ethel Huebner from East and Dorothea Wilder from West; the President of Denbigh, Jos- ephine Ham; and representatives from the other two halls, Winifred Safford from Merion, and Mary Whalen from Rockefeller. The whole committee met on Mon- day for the first time; after this the meetings will be held once a month. The other members, beside Miss Park, are the Wardens, the Hall Managers and the college Stewar.l, Mrs. Robins. Bryn Mawr Rolls the Drums Amid the roll of drums, the u�t�. ;ng of dogs and the shrieks of electioV mad Bryn Mawrters a torchlight parade, complete with band, wound its way from the Gymnasium to Good- hart. Ardent students proudly bore the standards of their champions. Here "A Gallant Leader" smiled; there "Farmer Alf" appeared in effigy, sunflower and all. The air was filled with boos and cheers: "You rose with Roosevelt, now land with Lan- don!" When the band had played itself, everyone adjourned to Good- hart to await w th bated breath and fluttering heart the election returns.
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All children are invited to be read to by a teen, or practice reading to a teen, in the Children's Department - this program is presented by the teens of Ponte Vedra High School's Book Club. Select what you'd like to hear, read from any of our books, or bring your favorites from home. Please note: All children under the age of 10 must be accompanied by an adult for the entire duration of the program and to be a teen participating in the program, you must be a member of the Ponte Vedra High School Book Club.


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Abdominal point tenderness is the pain you feel when pressure is placed over a certain part of the belly area (abdomen).
Abdominal tenderness
The abdomen is an area of the body a doctor can easily examine by touch. The health care provider can feel growths and organs in the belly area and find where you feel pain.
Abdominal tenderness can be mild to severe. "Rebound" tenderness occurs when the tissue that lines the abdominal cavity (the peritoneum) is irritated, inflamed, or infected. Such a condition is called peritonitis .
Any person with point tenderness should call the emergency number (911) or go to an emergency room to be examined right away by a health care provider.
Your health care provider will examine you and gently push on different areas of your belly. Persons with peritonitis will often tense the abdominal muscles when area is touched. This is called "guarding."
The doctor will note any point tenderness. This is a general term that means you have tenderness in a certain area.
For example, if you have appendicitis, you will likely have point tenderness when a certain part of your belly area is touched. This area is called McBurney's point.
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Mcquaid K. Approach to the patient with gastrointestinal disease. In: Goldman L, Schafer AI, eds. Cecil Medicine. 24th ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Saunders Elsevier; 2011:chap 134.
Squires RA, Postier RG. Acute abdomen. In: Townsend CM Jr, Beauchamp RD, Evers BM, Mattox KL, eds. Sabiston Textbook of Surgery. 19th ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Saunders Elsevier; 2012:chap 47.
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Ear pinning is a type of cosmetic surgery performed to adjust the angle at which the ears stick out. The term ear pinning something of a misnomer, as the ears are not actually pinned back at all. Instead, the outer cartilage of the ear, or pinna, is reshaped to allow the ears to sit closer to the head, giving them the appearance of having been 'pinned' back.
Many people are self-conscious about the size and shape of their ears, and if your ears stick out from the side of your head, this can make matters worse. Pinnaplasty, also known as otoplasty, is the only ear surgery available to permanently change the shape and protrusion of the ears.
Ear reshaping through pinnaplasty is a simple, low cost cosmetic surgery procedure that can be done under local anaesthetic. You will fully recover in just six weeks and your appearance will be significantly changed for the better. However, as with all cosmetic surgery, it is important to discuss the possible results with your ear surgeon before you decide, so that you know what can be achieved and are not disappointed with the results.
Pinnaplasty is not a major operation, and it can usually be done under local anaesthetic as a day case, so you will not need to stay in hospital. If the procedure is more complicated, your ear surgeon may recommend a general anaesthetic and you may need to stay overnight.
There are a variety of techniques used in ear reshaping, but all achieve essentially the same thing, which is to alter the shape of the ear cartilage, or pinna, so that the ear sits flush with the head. This can be achieved by removal of a section of cartilage, stitching of the cartilage or subtle reshaping by trimming or shaving of the cartilage.
The cartilage is accessed via an incision at the back of the ear, close to the fold between the ear and the head. You will need stitches to close the incision site, and these may or may not be dissolvable.
If you also have problems with asymmetric ears, your ear surgeon may address this at the same time by reshaping the cartilage.
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Immunizations are important to keep your child healthy. This article discusses how to ease the pain of shots for babies.
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Parents often wonder how to make shots less painful for their babies. Nearly all immunizations (also called vaccinations) need to be given into the muscle or under the skin using a needle and syringe. Reducing your child's anxiety level may be the best way to help limit the pain.
Here are some tips.
Tell older children that the shot is needed to keep them safe and healthy. Knowing what to expect ahead of time may reassure the child.
Explain to the child that it is okay to cry. But suggest that the child try to be brave. Explain that you do not like shots either, but you try to be brave, too. Praise the child after the shot is over, whether or not he or she cries.
Plan something fun to do afterward. A trip to the park or other entertainment after the shot can make the next one less scary.
Some doctors use a pain-relieving spray or cream before giving the shot.
Put pressure on the area before the shot is given.
Stay calm and do not let the child see if you are upset or anxious. The child will notice if you cringe before the shot. Talk calmly and use soothing words.
Follow the health care provider's instructions about how to hold your child to steady the leg or arm that will get the shot.
Distract the child by blowing bubbles or playing with a toy. Or point out a picture on the wall, count or say the ABCs, or tell the child something funny.
After the shot is given, a cool, damp cloth may be placed on the vaccination site to help reduce soreness.
Frequently moving or using the arm or leg that received the shot may also help reduce the soreness.
Giving your child acetaminophen or ibuprofen may help relieve common, minor symptoms after immunizations. Follow package instructions about how to give your child the medicine. Or call your child's health care provider for instructions.
Side effects from the shots vary, depending on which type of immunization was given. Most of the time, side effects are mild. Call your child's health care provider right away if your child:
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices (ACIP) Recommended Immunization Schedules for Persons Aged 0 Through 18 Years - United States, 2014. MMWR. 2014;63(05):108-109.
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Parent's Guide to Childhood Immunizations. Second reprint. Atlanta, Ga: Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. March 2012. CS229570.
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