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Compassion is serving its fifth year in Bangladesh. It is a remarkable journey that is bringing the children of Bangladesh into the glory of Lord Jesus. A constant team effort is needed to build up the children of Bangladesh and release them from all kinds of poverty in Jesus' name.
Along with the other field employees of Compassion, Jhumur Biswas has been playing a significant role in the Compassion ministry as Sponsor Donor Service Associate (SDS-A).
Jhumur joined Compassion Bangladesh five years ago Sunday (June 14). She is happily married to her husband, Albert, and they are expecting their first baby in October.
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The College News VOL. XX, No. 7 BRYN MAWR AND WAYNE, PA., WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1933 Copyright BRYN MAWR COLLEGE NEWS. 1933 PRICE 10 CENTS Mrs. Louis Slade Lectures on Far East World's Great Issues Must be Determined by Countries Around Pacific CHINA IS HOMOGENEOUS "The crisis of future world history will lie around the Pacific," said Mrs. F. Louis Slade, beginning the fourth of the Anna Howard Shaw Memorial Lectures in Goodhart Hall, Monday night, November 20, on The Far East. America is a Pacific country; it belongs more on the Pacific than on the Atlantic; and it is time that Americans stopped looking at the Pa- cific with European eyes, and took the first, step in putting down the wall which they have set up to separate themselves from their Ori- ental neighbors, China and Japan. Chinese history traces back to 2500 B. C, when the Emperor Fu Hsi invented fishing, hunting, hiero- glyphics, and marriage. By 760 B. C, the year of a famous eclipse, the Chinese had become settled in their ways, and current ideas were much as they are today. Confucius was not an original thinker, but the coJifier of Chinese thought. One of the secrets of the greatness of China is its homogeneity. The people were held together by a uni- versal way of life. The Emperor was the Son of Heaven; he ruled China and the people of China ruled them- selves. They paid their taxes and desired to be free of all governmental cares. If the taxes became too se- vere, they overthrew a dynasty. When northern invaders threatened their integrity, they built a Great Wall the length of their western bor- der. China went on. Japanese history begins 1600 years after that of China. One of theffirst things recorded of Japan is an at- tempt to take Korea. The Japanese, unlike the Chinese, were eager to find out the doings of other peoples; they were great observers and assimilat- ors. During the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries, Japan attempted to capture China, and succeeded in taking much of what is now Korea and Manchuria. By the seventeenth century, she had developed a great military civiliza- tion, a narrow nationalism which held sway until America broke in upon it, under Perry, in 1853. The next fifty years tell the great story of how Japan remade herself into a western nation, measuring up , to western standards. The Chinese and Koreans despised Japan for her westernization; that they had underestimated it appeared in the outcome of the Chino-Japanese war in 1894, when the Japanese troops wiped out the army of a na- (Conttnued on Paire Six) Foreign Fellowships � A limited number of fellowships and assistantships are available to American students for graduate study abroad under the international student exchanges of the Institute of International Education. The Institute aims not only to en- courage further knowledge of the language, literature, or civilization of a foreign country, but also to pro- mote research in the natural and so- cial sciences. Germany and Swit- zerland offer the greatest opportuni- ties to Americans interested in these fields, but students are also sent to Austria, Czechoslovakia, France, Hungary, Italy, and Spain. Candidates for fellowships must be able to read, speak, and write the language of the country in which they wish to study, and should also have between five and six hundred dollars, of their own money to cover traveling, vacation, and incidental ex- penses. All applications must be fil- ed on or before January 15. Addi- tional information may be obtained by applying to the Secretary, Stu- dent Bureau, Institute of Internation- al Education, 2 West 45th Street, New York City. CALENDAR Thurs., Nov. 23. Shaw Lec- ture Conference. Deanery, 2 �to 4 P. M. Sun., Nov. 26. Mr. J. Law- rence Binyon will speak or. "Chinese Painting." It will be illustrated by lantern slides. Deanery, 5 P. M. Mon., Nov. 27. Fifth of the Anna Howard Shaw Memorial Lectures. Miss Jane Addams will speak on "The Hopes We Inherit." Goodhart, 8.20 P. M. Tues... Nov. 28. Shaw Lec- ture Conference. Deanery, 2 to 4 P. M. Tues., Nov. 28. James Steph- ens will speak on "Our Overdue Renaissance." Goodhart, 8.20 P. M. Mon., Dec. 4. Sixth of the Anna Howard Sha'w Memorial Lectures. Miss Addams will speak on "Opportunities of the New Day." Goodhart, 8.20 P. M. Russia Raises Group Standards of Living Dr. Fairchild Discusses State Agrarian and Industrial Organization WAGES ARE GENEROUS Heartbreak House Is Staged in Goodhart �? ig Speeches Unrelieved by 'Action Render Shaw's Play Unsatisfactory ACTING IS UNFEELING "The standard of living of the masses of the people is the foremost concern of the Soviet state," declar- ed Dr. Fairchild, conducting a Dean- ery conference Tuesday, November 14, on The Social and Economic Or- ganization of Russia at the End of tin- First Five-Year Plan. It is in order to assure every worker a fair share of the national income that the government undertakes to own and direct the means of production. At the end of the first First Fivc- Year Plan, 95 per cent, of Russian .ndustry is owned outright by the government, and 75 per cent, of Rus- sian agriculture is conducted on great jollective farms which rent machin- ery from government tractor stations and are controlled by government po- litical organizations. Government direction of economic activity allows the Soviet to plan for the welfare of the people as a whole. Wages are made as generous as pos- sible, instead of being fixed at a minimum living wage plus the mar- ket price of labor, as in the United States under the NRA. The total Russian payrolls are in proportion to the total production, and prices are determined solely by the cost of pro- duction. Because the whole nation acts as a unit, the U. S. S. R. can introduce labor-saving machinery and at the same time increase wages and shorten hours without creating un- employment. In seeking to extend its control over agriculture, Russia has, however, en- countered formidable problems. The peasants, having taken over the land from their former masters, resented government interference. By 1928 the kulaks had increased agricultural production, but the government had no voice in determining what crops should be sown, and loyal Commun- ists asserted that the kulaks, who made big profits in the open market, were reviving capitalism. On the other hand, the collective farms, which were organized to offset this danger, have not been entirely successful; the technique of large scale agricultural management must still be worked out. Peasant dissat- isfaction was at the basis of the 1932-3 agrarian crisis, and this year the government receives only a limit- ed amount of grain from each farm as a percentage tax on the estimated total production; the rest is sold in the open market. After certain funds have been laid aside for capi- tal, the members of the farm are paid according to days of labor. In order to speed up production, the Communists have utilized vari- ous means �f securing the cc-opera- (Conllnueo on Pa^e. Four) The Hedgerow Players' presenta- tion of Shaw's Heartbreak House last Tuesday night was the worst per- formance of any olay that has de- filed the boards of Goodhart Hall in the memory of the present under- graduates. It is hard to criticise the play as it was presented, for there was no play. It is even harder to criticise the acting, for when Mr. Deeter was not on the stage, there was no acting. It is impossible to say that the tempo or the action was too slow, for there was no tempo and almost no action. Heartbreak House is described by Shaw as "a fantasia in the Russian manner on English themes." That explains a great deal. He is satiriz- ing the Russian fondness for placing strangely-behaved people in a de- pressing atmosphere, which makes them behave even more strangely; and for making each character not only frankly discuss His most secret faults and emotions, but expound in- terminable theories about life and the theme of the play. Shaw's char- acters were certainly strangely-be- haved and placed in a most depress- ing atmosphere: the startling treat- ment of the guest from whose unwill- ing hands cups of tea were wrested while the woes of the house of Shot- over were" poured upon her head, created a Russian atmosphere at once. Nothing was sacred in the con- versations between the characters: iheir proclivities for lying and their love lives were discussed with equal zest and frankness. Everyone who saw Heartbreak House was only too willing to lament the interminable monotony of the pseudo-Russian con- versations. Although the idea and some of the lines' of the play were memorably funny, it was difficult to maintain in- terest in it. In an interesting play, some character is usually striving against opposition to gain his desire. The only character in. Heartbreak House who was striving to gain any end at all was the young girl, Ellie Dunn; in the first act it was explain- ed that she did not want to marry her fiance, who was much older than she, because she was in love with a younger man whose name she did not know; but also in the first act she discovered that the man -he loved was Hector Hushabye, the husband of her hostess. She was so heart- broken over this discovery that she ceased to care about anything and decided to marry her fiance, Boss Mangan. He created a little opposi- tion because Hesione Hushabye had made him fall in love with her, in an effort to keep Ellie from having to marry him. At the end of the scene, however, he consented to marry Ellie, and with his consent died all the ele- ment of conflict in "the play. The only remaining action was ad- ventitiously supplied by a burglary and an air raid. Thfre was no more action resulting from a conflict be- tween the characters and force pre- venting them from obtaining their desires; for none of the characters but Elbe ever had any desires and ffontlnued on Page Two) Faculty Books In connection with the arti- cle in last week's News on the recent publications of the fac- . ulty and the projects in which they are now engaged, the edi- tors wish to state that the basis for the information was the questionnaires recently sent out by the Publications Office. Some of the faculty who have done most distinguished work in their departments have not yet filled in and returned the questionnaires and therefore no mention of their work was made in the article. It is plan- ned to run a supplementary article as soon as all the forms have been filed. Also the plan was to deal only with the re- cent work of the faculty, and therefore no mention was made of the books and publications which have appeared prior to the present year. Dance dergrad announces that there '"will be a dance held in conjunc- tion with the Varsity Dramat- ics presentation of The Knight of the Burning Pestle on Sat- urday, December 9. The dance will be held in the gym and the same orchestra that met with such approval last fall will again be engaged. Although the closing hour of the dance has not as yet been definitely established it is certain that it will begin at 10.30 P. M. Little Women Provokes Enthusiastic Response Last Sunday's preview of Little Women, Katherine Hepburn's latest movie vehicle, at the Stanley Theatre in Philadelphia, gave proof positive of its "box-office appeal." The the- atre was filled row onflow with rath- er hard-faced men and their mates, at first sight an unpromising audi- ence for a Louisa May Alcott movie. It scarcely seemed possible that they had read Little Women in childhood and were about to engage in tender reminiscences of it. We anticpated an uncomfortable two hoilrs sur- rounded by a sneering audience. But uch was the potent charm of the movie that in record time the theatre was swept with enthusiasm. Noses were blown at the appropriate mo- ments; no one laughed at Beth's in- pired saccharinity; and all, includ- ing us, succumbed to the refreshing influence of the March family for an hour and a half. Probably Katherine Hepburn will never find a role more suited to her peculiar combination of frolic and exotic charm, nor Jo March, a more inspired interpreter of her wayward character. From the point at which we >ee her leading aloud to Aunt March to the final fadeout with Pro- fessor Bhaer, her acting has the per- fection of art, premeditated yet sound. One small scene in her first call at Larry's house was memorable, the presentation of Meg's blanc- mange and Beth's basket of kittens. She has dor..' the same type of thing before, as in the office scene in Morn- ing (Horn, but this surpassed all pre- vious performances^ Her acting of the quick plunges, blurts, and false starts in meeting and understanding a new person came from the heart, not from the diaphragm. The idiotic hoot with which she finished her po- lit'1 self-introdueticn was a master- piece in itself. Although Miss Hepburn is not onlj announced as the star of lAttli Women, but actually plays up to a stellar pitch, a good supporting cast was essential and was forthcoming. The other actors were very adequate in spite of the fact that none of them played well enough to dispute Miss Hepburn's dominance of the picture. Joan Bennett, as Amy, was good enough to be called more than ade- quate, but as her role is typed and none too attractive, it did not offer any wide opportunities for acting. The hardest part, that of Beth, was done by Jean Parker in a cloying man- ner, yet that again is as Louisa May Alcott would have wished it. The only line we objected to was one chirped by Miss Parker when Jo and Amy were springing at each other's throat�"Birds in their little nests agree." That might conceivably have been changed. Mrs. March, Marmee, was the least satisfactory person of the cast. It seemed almost impossible that she could have produced the four Marches, especially Amy and Jo. Her personality made the role no more iContinued on Pare Two) . Mrs. Dean Gives Interview on F. P. A. Publications of Association Give sj Non-Partisan Views on Major Issues BASIS OF FACT NEEDED In an interview with the News last Thursday, Mrs. Vera Micheles Dean gave an illuminating outline of requi- sites for work in the Foreign Policy Association, with especial reference to her own career. "My" preparation for college was most unorthodox," said Mrs. Dean. "A business course in Boston was the only regular schooling I had had. You will think me very ignorant not to have gone to school; but I was taught by tutors in Russia, acquiring a thor- ough knowledge of the modern lan- guages. My family left Russia for Finland in*1917, before the Bolshevik party got control. There I lived for two years, when my father, who was optimistic enough to look forward to a restoration in Russia, sent me to America to learn business fhethods and equip myself to enter his firm. "After taking the business course in Boston and holding several secre- tarial positions, I decided that I must have a college education. I was ad- mitted to Radcliffe as a 'special case' and majored in government and poli- tics." At the end of her four years at Radcliffe, Mrs. Dean was award- ed the Carnegie Endowment Fellow- ship, which took her to Yale to study International Relations for a year. Radcliffe then invited her back to take a Ph.D.; but her actual work on the thesis, Gorcrnments <le Facto, with Special [Reference to the Sovie' Government, had to be done devious- ly. The material needed for the sub- ject was in the Harvard Law Li- brary, where women are not allowed to study, however nicely they behave. Mrs. Dean, after pulling a few strings, got inside this male sanctu- ary and found a quiet and presum- ably safe place in the stacks. Thei she worked for a year until the mat- ter was reported to Dean Pound. He soon put a stop to this breach of law and order, and she was firmly eject- ed. However"; although Mrs. Dean had worked only a year on her the- sis, she had gathered'all the mate- rial she needed and could accept th expulsion with reasonable equanim- ity. After getting a Ph.D. in 192s, Mis Dean entered the Foreign Policy A sociation, where a former professor of hers, Dr. Buell, edited the publi- cations and headed the rrsvaieh staff. Her qualifications for the pusitiun were a knowledge of the social sci- ences, facility in dealing with a vari- ety of literature developed while working for a Ph.D., and familiarity with four languages�French, Ger- man, Russian, and Italian. When asked if such an extensive equipment were necessary for all applicant-, Mrs. Dean said that at least a year (Continued on I'at;e Three) Cast of Varsity Play: The Knight of the Hurtling Pestle By Beaumont and Fletcher Prologue: Sara Tillinghast. Citizen: Margaret Kidder. His Wife: Anita Fouilhoux. Ralph, his apprentice: Mar- garet Righter. Boys: Agnes Halsey, Mar- garet Halstead. Venturewell: Doreen Cana- day. Humphrey: Helen Kellogg. Jasper: Honora Bruere. Merrythought: Anne Reese. Michael: Margaret Veeder. Tim: Elizabeth Meirs. George: Nancy Stevenson. Host: Katherine Gribbel. Tapster: Elizabeth Hannan. Barber: D. Haviland Nel- son. Luce: Joan Hopkinson. Mistress Merrythought: Ger- trude Franchot. �C
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Eli Manning is your favorite player, hands down. There is not a doubt in your mind that he's the star player for the Giants! Show off your loyalty with this Eli Manning 13" x 10.5" sublimated plaque that displays his name next to a high quality image of him in action. An informational panel next to that displays the team's name and logo, Manning's' name and #10 as well as an image of MetLife Stadium. This ready to hang, wooden plaque is a staple to any New York fanatic, so don't be left out and grab one up!
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This Hakatai Enterprises set of 10 capri blue blendfloor tiles is offered in capri blue blend.
Combining the iridescent elegance of Luster glass tile with the natural surface texture of Classic glass tile creates a mosaic surface that is utterly gorgeous.
- Easy to clean
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- Suitable for interior and exterior use
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- One sheet is approximately 1.15 square feet, and contains 225 tiles
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Prized additions to any Breyer collection, these graceful steeds have lifelike features to encourage hours of imaginative play. Loved for its beauty, strength and speed, the thoroughbred horse is hand-painted with a black body and white feet. The Appaloosa is known for its spotted coat, detailed by hand on this realistic model.
- 9" long x 2.5" wide x 6.5" high
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- Black thoroughbred is known as a race horse.
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Epicor employees will tell you that working here feels like being part of a small entrepreneurial company where people know and like each other. In other words, you won't get lost in the shuffle. In fact, not only can you make a difference at Epicor, we want you to.
Yet, despite our start-up atmosphere, Epicor is a full-fledged, $950 million global enterprise-a true industry force with all the big-world challenges and opportunities that go with it.
You'll find that ours is a competitive environment filled with high achievers who share common goals.
We take great pride in performance. There's nothing we enjoy more than exceeding customer expectations. It's no wonder Epicor has received so many awards and industry accolades.
Our policy of promoting from within means every time you turn around, you'll hear about someone moving up. We put a big spotlight on promotions because it's deserved and it helps inspire others. We also reward employee performance through programs like our President's Club and Excellence Awards.
There's an excitement you feel when you're around other ambitious people in a company that's generating loads of success. There's nothing like being on a roll! Plus, we always make time for a good laugh. Don't check your sense of humor at the door.
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Ski Gondola Ornament
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Embellished with lots of fun details like skis and glittering snow, our ornament is hand painted for heirloom style.
3" wide x 3" deep x 3.75" high; 4" cord
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EagleMan wrote:Eh, the tailed beast thing isn't the worst thing they could retcon. If the tailed beasts were such a big threat, why not just kill a host with them inside? Problem solved. Even if you want to keep your own Jinchuriki for the power, it still makes sense to go assassinate the other ones.
It has been stated before that should a bijuu be killed inside of a host that it would just reincarnate at a later point in time. Containing them in people capable of suppressing them is probably a better solution.


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Marriage is not just a religious thing in the US. It is a legal term, and it affords benefits that civil unions do not. Since civil unions differ from state to state, the benefits that a marriage automatically affords to a couple may not be come with civil union status. This means things like medical decisions, child custody, visitation rights, and a whole ton of tax, property, and insurance issues might not be in a partner's hands in case of death or emergency.
There is a separation of church and state here, so granting gays the right to marry would not make it mandatory for churches to perform those marriages. Churches that wanted to could, and gays would have the right to get married by justices, and everyone else who has the legal right to preside over a legal marriage in the US. Contrary to popular belief, this have absolutely nothing to do with anyone's religious rights.


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DermaEarth SugarBerry Skin Resurfacing Cleanser combines sweet sugar cane extract to help cleanse, refine and deeply purify your skin. SugarBerry Skin Resurfacing Cleanser leverages the perfect blend of natural ingredients to address your skin specific cleansing needs and visibly improves the quality of your skin. It foams naturally and smells delicious. Start your skin care off right with this perfect facial cleanser.
Sugarberry gently dislodges dull skin cells to reveal more youthful, vibrant cells and enhances the penetration of all treatment products. It helps achieve desired results, and restore the skin's vibrant canvas and luminosity.
Sugar Cane Extract, Lactic Acid (L), Tartaric Acid(L) and Malic Acid (L):
- Gently resurface the skin and promotes cellular renewal
- Decongests pores and minimizes appearance
- Diminishes appearance of wrinkles and unwanted pigmentation
- Moisturizes and helps maintain a healthy skin water balance for plump, supple skin
Chlorophyllin, a derivative of chlorophyll:
- Anti-inflammatory, to slow glycation and protect collagen
- Anti-bacterial, to detoxify and purify skin
- Antioxidants, to protect and restore skin's youthful vitality
Active Ingredients:
- Sugar Cane Extract (Saccharum Officinarum)
- Naturally derived lactic acid that promotes turnover of dead cells, gently exfoliates and resurfaces skin to diminish wrinkles and other signs of aging skin while providing moisturizing and lubricating benefits.
- Lactic Acid - Chirally Resolved Alpha Hydroxy Acid (AHA) that promotes ample skin hydration, and cellular renewal, effectively, decreasing appearance of wrinkles and pigmentation discolorations
- Malic Acid (L) - Derived from apples, this chirally resolved gentle acid provides an effective skin exfoliation, enhancing skin tone and smoothness, and promoting exceptionally supple, youthful skin
- Tartaric Acid (L) - Chirally Resolved natural resurfacing acid to improve skins resiliency, and smoothness and enhance skin's dermal density through superior hydration retention
- Chlorophyllin - Natural derivative of chlorophyll that combines a potent, youth restoring cocktail of antioxidants and anti-inflammatory agents to stimulate cell synthesis to reverse the signs of aging, and anti-bacterial actives to detoxify and purify the skin.
Paraben-free, hydroquinone-free, kojic-free and arbutin-free.
No added colors or fragrances.
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Lula Changing Pad - Orange
A giggle exclusive! Diaper changes are a snap with this innovative, round changing pad by Patemm. There are no zippers, buttons, or flaps to mess with: it easily unfolds with one hand. It even has pockets to store supplies, so it can double as a diaper bag for quick trips out.
Why it's a giggle pick This award-winning pad keeps you moving, is now machine washable, and you'll find this pattern only at giggle!
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TRAVEL-FRIENDLY: lightweight & portable
SPACE-SAVING: compact & easy to store
--Made of CPSIA-compliant laminated cotton
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Dimensions--Open: 28" D-Folded: 8" W x 8" H x 2" D
AgeNewborn - 2 Years
Rated 4.9 out of 5 by 11
Rated 5 out of 5 Great for Anywhere!
This item folds up nicely, fits anywhere, and can be used at home and on the go. Its perfect for changing baby on the family room floor or, when out, making sure your baby has a clean space to be changed on. I've used this in public restrooms, in the park, and in the car; its extremely versatile. Its size is also really great, especially if baby is a bit squirmy. In addition, its durable... I have friends and family that have used one for multiple children over time.
December 15, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by MamaBean favorite splurge
One of our favorite items we got for our big little guy. Now buying them as gifts for other new moms. Love that there is no top or bottom, just throw it down any which way. And the pockets are perfect for diapers, wipes, cream & baggies. And big enough for toddler changes!
December 11, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by anibaby great changing pad
We take this changing pad everywhere we go! It's also great as a mat to lay down our baby when we are not at home.
October 25, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by nmama Perfect for the growing and wiggly baby!
Let's face it, the diaper pads that come with the diaper caddies and diaper bags don't cut it for the growing child. This gloriously round diaper pad is not only perfect, but it is durable and reliable! Whether it's at home, in a cramped public restroom, in your car, etc. this diaper pad is what you MUST have. There is enough room on the pad for your child to wiggle about but also enough space for your wipes and diaper for the diaper change. And it's light and portable that it can easily fit into your diaper bag, beach bag, wherever! The material is extremely durable and thick compared to the others, so it is worth the cost! Plus it's 100% PVC, Lead, Latext, Phthalate, BPA and Formaldehye free! I highly recommend this changing pad to be part of your changing routine! You won't regret it!
April 1, 2011
Rated 5 out of 5 by Mallaidh Perfect for Toddlers
Once you have a mover on your hands, diaper changes can be very trying.
I bought this for my son when he was 12 months old and have been using it ever since.
It is durable, easy to clean, fold, and lay out, and the pockets fit all diapers and wipes without an issue.
My favorite use is when we are in a public bathroom and using the fold down diaper changer. The small pads that come with diaper bags are always too small, and you KNOW that thing is covered in germs. My Patemm pad covers the entire surface and holds my diapers and wipes as I change my son. It is well worth having in your baby or toddler arsenal!
March 30, 2011
Rated 5 out of 5 by suebee Can't leave home without it
Best changing pad out there period. You'd be surprised how many public bathrooms don't have changing stations. This pad is large enough so you don't have to worry about baby squirming off, padded enough so that baby is comfortable, and wipes off easily for hassle free cleaning. Handle makes it easy to carry with baby in your arms. You can also use it as a seat cushion, and believe it or not you can fold your laundry with it too! Amazing product. Just wish it wasn't so expensive but it's definitely worth it. It's also a little bulky to fit in a diaper bag so I leave it in the storage basket of my stroller.
March 28, 2011
Rated 5 out of 5 by cbhvr6 Must Have Baby Item!
I actually have 2 of these wonderful pads. They are not only absolutely gorgeous (all the prints they come in), but they are also very practical. They fold up so nicely and have a variety of uses. They have so much more bang for your buck, when it comes to a changing pad- no more baby wiggling off the pad. Plus these things are machine washable and most can just wipe clean- how easy is that? Plus they are actually made in the USA and if you ever need to reach the actual company, you will be so impressed. I am anxious to use this with baby #3 on the way, here in about a week, but I currently use them to change my 23 month old and that's a breeze! I love this product : )
March 28, 2011
Rated 5 out of 5 by MichelleMac The ONLY Changing Pad You Will Need!
I love my Patemm Changing Pad. It was the best gift I received at my shower. Its so easy to just put a diaper, your wipes in the pockets and carry to change your baby instead of lugging the entire diaper bag. It folds up so neat. The coated cotton is super easy to clean and it fits on every public changing table generously. I couldn't live without mine!
-Michelle M.
March 23, 2011
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The Davis chair and a half is a contemporary compact lounge that's perfect for apartments and smaller homes…or use in conversational pairs for larger spaces. Pair it with its companion stand-alone or sectional pieces, all with firm but plump support. Understated hardwood legs have a rich hickory stain.
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Salivary duct stones are deposits of minerals in the ducts that drain the salivary glands. Salivary duct stones are a type of salivary gland disorder .
Saliva (spit) is produced by the salivary glands in the mouth. The chemicals in saliva can form a hard crystal that can block the salivary ducts.
When saliva cannot exit a blocked duct, it backs up into the gland. This may cause pain and swelling of the gland.
There are three pairs of major salivary glands.
Salivary stones most often affect the submandibular glands. They can also affect the parotid glands.
The symptoms occur most often when eating or drinking.
The health care provider or dentist will do an exam of your head and neck to look for one or more enlarged, tender salivary glands. The doctor may be able to feel the stone during the exam.
Tests such as x-rays, ultrasound, MRI scan or CT scan of the face are used to confirm the diagnosis.
The goal is to remove the stone.
Steps you can take at home include:
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Most of the time, salivary duct stones cause only pain or discomfort, and at times become infected.
Call your health care provider if you have symptoms of salivary duct stones.
Elluru RG. Physiology of the salivary glands. In: Cummings Cw, Flint PW, Haughey BH, et al, eds. Otolaryngology: Head & Neck Surgery. 5th ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Mosby Elseiver; 2010:chap 84.
Lacey J. Diagnostic imaging and fine-needle aspiration of the salivary glands. In: Cummings CW, Flint PW, Haughey BH, et al, eds. Otolaryngology: Head & Neck Surgery. 5th ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Mosby Elseiver; 2010:chap 85.
Rogers J, McCaffrey TV. Inflammatory disorders of the salivary glands. In: Cummings CW, Flint PW, Haughey BH, et al, eds. Otolaryngology: Head & Neck Surgery. 5th ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Mosby Elseiver; 2010:chap 86.
Ashutosh Kacker, MD, BS, Associate Professor of Otolaryngology, Weill Cornell Medical College, and Associate Attending Otolaryngologist, New York-Presbyterian Hospital, New York, NY. Review provided by VeriMed Healthcare Network. Also reviewed by David Zieve, MD, MHA, Bethanne Black, and the A.D.A.M. Editorial team.
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The delightful Tyme Restaurant offers relaxed surroundings, beautiful views and quality modern cuisine created from fresh, locally sourced seasonal produce.
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Barry Callebaut Unveils New $20 Million Chocolate Factory in Napa Valley, Calif.
New Plant Represents Company's First Production Facility on U.S. West Coast
Zurich, Switzerland/American Canyon, Calif. (October 25, 2005) – Barry Callebaut, the world's leading manufacturer of cocoa and chocolate products, today will unveil its new $20 million state-of-the-art chocolate factory in American Canyon, Calif., during a special ribbon-cutting ceremony with Cecil Shaver, mayor of American Canyon, and other local dignitaries.
"The new facility in Napa Valley was built to better meet the needs of our rapidly growing customer base on the U.S. West Coast. In the last two years alone, Barry Callebaut has seen sales increase by 8 to 10 percent in the region, and California represents the biggest chocolate market in the United States," said Patrick De Maeseneire, chief executive officer of Barry Callebaut. "With our new production facility, we are better positioned to deliver our high-quality chocolate products to West Coast customers quickly and efficiently."
The 150,000-square-foot production facility, which is located at 1175 Commerce Blvd. in American Canyon, features production lines for the manufacture of approximately 27,500 tons (25,000 metric tons) of solid chocolate products per year for food manufacturers and artisanal customers. The site, which currently employs 52 people, was selected in part because of its proximity to Napa Valley and the Culinary Institute of America in St. Helena, Calif.
"Our objective in developing the new Barry Callebaut production facility was to shorten our actual delivery time to our key customers on the West Coast, while also maintaining superior quality and competitive operating costs," said De Maeseneire. "This ideal location enables us to provide a variety of products to food manufacturers and gourmet chocolate users, including chocolatiers, pastry chefs and bakers."
The American Canyon facility also will provide warehousing, distribution and customer service for all finished goods of the Barry Callebaut Group on the West Coast and Mexico.
Barry Callebaut With annual sales of more than CHF 4 billion (USD 3.1 billion) for fiscal year 2003/04, Zurich-based Barry Callebaut is the world's leading manufacturer of high-quality cocoa, chocolate and confectionery products - from the cocoa bean to the finished product on the store shelf. Barry Callebaut operates more than 30 production facilities in 23 countries and employs more than 8,000 people. The company serves the entire food industry, from food manufacturers to artisanal users of chocolate (such as chocolatiers, pastry chefs or bakers), to global retailers. Barry Callebaut is the parent company of American Brach's Confections, Inc.
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All the major foundries have announced FinFET technologies. FinFETs hold the promise of lower power usage and better area utilization, as well as traditional scaling improvements. Aaaaand…the thought of implementing them may be scaring the willies out of a lot of designers. How do I design these things? How do I know what the design needs? How do I verify them? Well, first, take a deep breath. … Read More
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Vintage-style stripes add a sporty look to the classic architectural forms of our Taylor lamp base.
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Family Game Time
Wednesday, January 22 from 3pm - 6pm
Every 4th Wednesday of the month, the whole family is invited to the library to play board games, including Monopoly, Connect Four, Candy Land, Scrabble, Chutes & Ladders, Uno, and many more. Simply use your library card, or driver's license, to check out the games. All board games are provided by the Friends of the Ponte Vedra Beach Branch Library.MAIN-iac Science Labs - Hour of Code: an introduction to programming for kids
Thursday, January 22 @ 4 pm
Mainiac Labs is branching out into new territory by participating in the world wide Hour of Code! Kids (Ages 4+), can explore a basic introduction to computer science and even learn basic programming skills using the Angry Birds platform. This one hour program is designed to demystify code and show that anyone can learn the basics. There will be a guided lesson followed by individual and group exploration. Sponsored by The Friends of Main Library St. Augustine.Little Ones Storytime
Wednesday, January 22 @ 10:30am
Join Miss Kristine and Miss Alex every Wednesday for quality time with your baby or toddler. Enjoy songs, stories, fingerplays, games, and so much more during this lapsit program. Duffy the Storytime Bear is looking forward to meeting you under the parachute. Older siblings are welcome to stick around for Family Storytime right after.
We'll be learning to count this spring. Can you count to three?
Family Storytime
Wednesday, January 22 @ 11am
Join Miss Kristine and Miss Alex every Wednesday for a fun-filled hour of stories, songs, and crafts. This program is geared toward a wide range of ages, including families with toddlers, preschoolers, and elementary-aged children.
Back to bed! Come to storytime in your pajamas and experience a bedtime storytime...during the day!


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The world of self tanners has increased in popularity over the years as people have become aware of the dangers of both UVA and UVB rays. The basic premise of a self tanner is to allow you to achieve skin with a golden glow without experiencing damage from the harshness of the sun. Many of today's tanning products, including Sothys Self Tanners, provide protection from the sun. Of course, for the best results when using Sothys Self Tanners, it is important to properly cleanse and exfoliate your skin to remove the dirt, impurities, and dead skin cells that can create an uneven tan. Additionally, it is equally important that your skin is completely dry prior to the application of Sothys Self Tanners to promote even color without unnecessary streaking or staining of your clothes or linens. It's also essential to realize that following the instructions to the letter and allowing your tanning product to fully dry before getting fully dressed can eliminate accidental staining.
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Enjoy a golden tan for your next vacation, family gathering, or just everyday life when you use Sothys Self Tanners.
What could be better than a tanning product that allows you to tan evenly, prevents sunburn, fights to prevent damage to your skin cells, and comes with an easy application process? Perhaps there simply isn't anything better. Sothys Self Tanners are applied easily due to a unique offering of a multi-position spray. This type of sprayer makes it easy to apply the solution on those hard-to-reach spots, so you can help to prevent unnecessary streaking and uneven tanning. In fact, the sprayer enables a faster application since it enables you to reach those difficult places so readily, allowing you to get started on the tanning process right away.
An oil-free solution, Sothys Protecting Tanning Lotion SPF 10 goes on evenly with a goal of protecting your skin's delicate nature while it is undergoing the tanning process. Since it is water resistant, this silky formula stays on longer when you get splashed near the pool. Plus, it is sweat-resistant, enabling even the most active individuals an opportunity to take advantage of its tanning/protective capabilities without worrying about the need to reapply this product. Infused with Vitamin E and other skin-friendly ingredients, this self-tanning solution offers the anti-aging benefits of helping to prevent premature wrinkling.
Perhaps one of the nicest features of this product is that this particular self tanner is anti-sand. Since it doesn't attract sand to it, so you don't need to worry about looking like a sand-encrusted sand baby. Of course, you'll need to allow the solution to dry thoroughly prior to going off to the beach.


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Mentor Graphics Delivers the Next Generation of Functional Verification
Tools, Methodology and Partners Target Verification Productivity and Efficiency
WILSONVILLE, Ore., May 8, 2006 - Mentor Graphics Corporation (Nasdaq: MENT) today announced its comprehensive next-generation Questa™ verification solution, combining tools, methodology and industry partners to deliver a new level of verification productivity and efficiency to today's designers. The announcements include the new Questa 6.2 functional verification platform, the industry's first open-source standards-based Advanced Verification Methodology (AVM), and the Questa Vanguard Program (QVP), an organization of over 25 companies dedicated to helping companies build more effective verification flows.
"Tools by themselves don't solve problems," said Robert Hum, vice president and general manager of Mentor Graphics Design Verification and Test division. "You need standards, methodologies and an industry infrastructure that can get people up and running quickly with new capabilities. The new Questa solution addresses all of those requirements and is uniquely positioned to accelerate the adoption of the new flows that designers need."
New verification techniques require a methodology
The new Advanced Verification Methodology (AVM) is the first true system-level-to-RTL verification methodology. The AVM integrates advanced verification techniques like constrained-random stimulus, functional coverage and assertions into a single transaction level modeling (TLM)-based framework implemented in both SystemC and SystemVerilog.
Designed from the ground-up to take advantage of the new verification capabilities in SystemVerilog and SystemC, the AVM features an object-oriented coding style to reduce the amount of testbench code and a modular architecture to enable reuse.
The AVM consists of the AVM Cookbook, a "how-to" guide for getting started, and - an industry first - source code for base class libraries, utilities, and implementation examples written in both SystemC and SystemVerilog. The AVM code together with the AVM documentation will be provided under an Apache 2.0 open source license.
"ARM is collaborating with Mentor on a number of items to ensure interoperability between ARM® products and Mentor's EDA products," said Tim Holden, director of EDA Relations, ARM. "As such, our mutual customers will be able to take full advantage of a single kernel SystemVerilog / SystemC verification solution that offers performance and debugging advantages over the multi-tool, multi-language solutions."
Questa 6.2 and the AVM deliver state-of-the-art verification capabilities to designers
The Questa 6.2 platform is a mixed-language verification solution that supports simulation, assertions, coverage and testbench automation. Questa 6.2 includes support for all of the key components of the AVM: the object-oriented and constrained-random capabilities of SystemVerilog and SystemC, the OSCI TLM standard functionality, and the functional coverage capabilities of SystemVerilog and PSL. No other solution available today offers this broad support of advanced capabilities in standard languages.
Questa adds a new, unique coverage capability to target verification efficiency
Along with increases in performance and new capabilities in debugging, Questa 6.2 also includes the industry's first Unified Coverage Database (UCDB). The UCDB eliminates the complexity of gathering and managing coverage data and consolidates all of the verification coverage data generated by the Questa 6.2 platform (including other Mentor verification technologies, such as 0-In® and Seamless® tools). With consolidated coverage analysis, designers can increase verification efficiency by identifying and eliminating wasted simulation cycles, quickly finding uncovered areas in the design, and close the verification loop by tying coverage results directly back to the original test plan.
Industry partners complete the picture
Without adequate industry infrastructure, no new technologies or methodologies can be successful. With the Questa Vanguard Program (QVP), Mentor has joined forces with leaders in training, consulting and verification IP to simplify and accelerate the adoption of new verification languages and techniques (see news release, "Questa Vanguard Program…" May 8, 2006). Each vendor works closely with Mentor to ensure that their products support the Questa platform and the AVM.
"Today's and tomorrow's larger and more complex designs require innovative solutions. Verification remains the biggest bottleneck in design cycles making it necessary to transition to new methodologies and tools to remove the bottleneck," stated Predrag Markovic, CEO of HDL Design House. "Questa offers a complete standards-based, single kernel verification environment that targets increasing verification productivity and enables the move to new methodologies like coverage-driven verification, assertion-based verification, and transaction level modeling. Questa incorporates the SystemVerilog standard, thus ensuring future reuse and design portability."
Product Availability and Pricing
The Questa 6.2 verification platform ships in Q2 2006 and includes access to the Advanced Verification Methodology portal. Pricing starts at $28,000 USD. The AVM will be available in Q2 2006 at no charge under a standard, open-source license. For additional product details, call 1-800-547-3000 or go to www.mentor.com/questa
About Mentor Graphics
Mentor Graphics Corporation (Nasdaq: MENT) is a world leader in electronic hardware and software design solutions, providing products, consulting services and award-winning support for the world's most successful electronics and semiconductor companies. Established in 1981, the company reported revenues over the last 12 months of over $700 million and employs approximately 4,000 people worldwide. Corporate headquarters are located at 8005 S.W. Boeckman Road, Wilsonville, Oregon 97070-7777. World Wide Web site: http://www.mentor.com/.
For more information, please contact:
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Mentor Graphics
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Mentor Graphics, 0-In and Seamless are registered trademarks and Questa is a trademark of Mentor Graphics Corporation. All other company or product names are the registered trademarks or trademarks of their respective owners.


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Located at Milepost 115 on the Blue Ridge Parkway in Roanoke, VA, Explore Park's 1100 acres provide nature lovers the opportunity to enjoy nature's beauty and wild life while hiking, riding a mountain bike, or just strolling through the area.
PLEASE NOTE: The living history area of Explore Park is closed. The welcome center and museum at milepost 115 is still open. Additionally, the public is welcome to explore the nature trails on the Explore Park property.
The Park's IMBA-sanctioned 9 miles of mountain bike trails, a one mile Foresters Interpretive Trail, and Rutrough Point on the Roanoke River are open for your enjoyment. Fishing, canoeing and kayaking on the Roanoke River can be accessed at the Park's Rutrough Point at the end of Rutrough Road. The outdoor areas are open year 'round for your outdoor fun.
Explore Park is also home to the Blue Ridge Parkway Visitor Center where visitors will find information about the Parkway and the Roanoke Valley and enjoy the unique gift shop featuring gifts, candies, and Parkway memorabilia. The Visitor Center is open seven days a week from 9:00 am until 5:00 pm May through October. The living history area is currently closed to the public, while the park's governing body, the Virginia Recreational Facilities Authority, develops plans for the future.


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Sleep. Get it while you can. And lots of it (my little girl just turned a year old recently, and we're still not sleeping through the night!)
7 Weeks from today, my wife & I are "scheduled" to become new parents. I'm constantly looking for words of wisdom from experienced Dad's, so if you have anything you'd like to share please do!
This is all great advice. Tinroof's words really spoke to me. "Find out who they are"; what a great way to put it. My son is becoming more and more complicated as he grows, and I love it.
It also bears repeating that the early years take a lot of patience and a resilient sense of humor. For example, finger-painting a poop mural on textured wallpaper next to the toilet... "That's a no-no, DAMMIT!". Arrrghhh! Time for a walk. By the time I came back it was funny.


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Paris St Germain moved to the top of Ligue 1 as Adrien Rabiot's brace helped guide them to a 3-1 win over Toulouse.
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Welcome to the Oregon-Davis School website! What an exciting year this is for us as we get to celebrate 50+ years of educational excellence in this community. As you look through this website, I hope you get a sense of the excitement that surrounds Oregon-Davis schools. It is that positive environment, a small school with big dreams, that I've enjoyed serving in for the past 11 years as the high school principal. I look forward to continuing that positive tradition this year as your Interim Superintendent of schools.
We all want our children to succeed in life in whatever direction they choose. To do that, we need to provide our students with an education that is diverse, differentiated, and personal while giving them the structure and support necessary for their success. Whether college or career, we want them to work effectively with others, have the ability to communicate well, show good judgment under stress and pressure, and have a broad knowledge of the world around them. Those qualities are developed first in strong families and second through quality education.
I want Oregon-Davis to continue to be a place of quality education. My goal is to work with the principals, teachers, and staff to create a culture of professional learning and innovation within which students can realize success. The way we treat each other is one of the most important building blocks in that success, and I will foster a positive atmosphere where the students and staff are appreciated and respected for their work.
Recruitment of new students will be one of our goals this year. You can help by spreading the word about the quality of our schools. The small size of our schools, matched with the high quality of our curriculum, creates an attractive option for parents who want to see their children succeed at school.
None of the positive aspects of Oregon-Davis would be possible without the support, involvement, and giving of parents and community leaders. It is this excellence in education and school spirit that I hope you'll see in the future. I look forward to a great school year and working with this great community in doing what is best for kids.


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Showing first-time-right performance statistics from X-FAB's customer base, this first session outlines the challenges involved in achieving first-time-right analog designs. It talks about what impact the choice of process architecture makes, and discusses the pros and cons of different process architectures including SOI and BCD.
XDH10 is X-Fab´s dielectric trench insulated smart power technology. Main target applications are analog switch ICs, driver ICs for capacitive, inductive and resistive loads and EL / piezo driver ICs for applications using 220V net supply. The typical breakdown voltage of the HV DMOS devices is >350V or >650V. The modular process combines DMOS, bipolar and CMOS processing steps that are compatible with dielectric insulation to provide a wide variety of MOS and bipolar devices with different voltage levels within a dielectric bi-directional high voltage trench insulation on the same die.
This paper demonstrates a novel lateral superjunction (SJ) lateral insulated gate bipolar transistor (LIGBT) fabricated in 0.18μm partial silicon on insulator (PSOI) HV process. The results presented are based on extensive experimental measurements and numerical simulations.
This paper presents versatile HV lateral JFET design method on 0.18μm SOI BCD technology to achieve variable Vth(pinch-off voltage) and Idsat, without DIBL effect over full operating Vds range and scalable breakdown voltage capability on both N-ch and P-ch JFET. The significant advantage of a HV JFET compared to depletion MOSFET is the lower area consumption in real circuit design which due to higher Idsat values at Vgs=0V.
The XT018 series is X-FAB's 0.18 micron Modular High-voltage SOI CMOS Technology. Based on SOI wafers and the industrial standard single poly with up to six metal layers 0.18-micron drawn gate length process, integrated with high voltage and Non-Volatile-Memory modules, the platform is specifically designed for a new generation of cost-effective "Super Smart Power" technology; operating in temperature range of -40 to 175 °C.
This paper evaluates the technique used to improve the latching characteristics of the 200V n-type superjunction (SJ) LIGBT on partial SOI. The initial design latches at about 23V with forward voltage drop (VON) of 2V at 300A/cm2. The latest design shows increase of latch-up voltage close to 100V without significant expense of VON.
Are you challenged with having to design a device that requires bidirectional isolation and has several voltage levels integrated on a single chip without latch-up? If that is the case, you should join our upcoming webinar introducing XT018, the world's first trench-isolated SOI (silicon on insulator) foundry technology offering for 200V MOS capability at 180nm. The presentation covers the general benefits and trade-offs of using SOI technology vs. a silicon bulk process. It highlights features such as super-junction architecture for 100V to 200V devices with complete dielectric isolation, the possibility to apply defined handle wafer potentials, and a highly flexible modular approach for selecting specific technology features that meet your exact needs.
This paper presents a comparison between the superjunction LIGBT and the LDMOSFET in partial silicon-on-insulator (PSOI) technology in 0.18µm PSOIHV process. The superjunction drift region helps in achieving uniform electric field distribution in both structres but also contributes to the on-state current in the LIGBT.
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This paper demonstrates and discusses novel "three dimensional" silicon based junction isolation/termination solutions suitable for high density ultra-low-resistance Lateral Super-Junction structures.


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Excessive thirst is an abnormal feeling of always needing to drink fluids.
Increased thirst; Polydipsia; Excessive thirst
Drinking lots of water is usually healthy. But the urge to drink too much may be the result of a physical or emotional disease. Excessive thirst may be a symptom of high blood sugar (hyperglycemia). It can be an important clue in detecting diabetes .
Excessive thirst is a common symptom. It is often the reaction to fluid loss during exercise or to eating salty foods.
Because thirst is the body's signal to replace water loss, it is usually appropriate to drink plenty of liquids.
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Cathy Pagano, M.A. began working with her dreams as a teenager, which led her to train at the C. G. Jung-Institute, Zurich in the late '70s. While there, Carl Jung's daughter advised her to study astrology and since then, she has used astrology in her private psychotherapy practice. She combines her knowledge of archetypal psychology and astrology with life coaching, grounding clients in their inner life and offering practical solutions for their outer goals. She specializes in individual and couples counseling, and teaches classes on feminine consciousness and spirituality. Cathy also leads dream groups, and finds great pleasure in helping her clients work with their dreams and seeing them open up to the wisdom of their souls. Her goal is to help people individuate, Carl Jung's name for becoming your unique Self and finding your soul's purpose.
Cathy writes new and full Moon newsletters for a progressive news site on the Web, and is in the final edit for a book on empowering women to find their Feminine Wisdom. Her archetypal movie reviews also show up on the Web when she sees a movie that she feels has something to say to our collective evolution. Cathy's astrological influences are Dane Rudhyar, Richard Tarnas, Liz Greene, Steven Arroyo, Steven Forrest, Jeff Green, Alice Howell and Tracy Marks, as well as her favorite teacher, Boston's Frances McEvoy. An East Coast girl, she is living in the desert at the moment. Cathy is accepting new clients and does most of her work over the phone. Cathy can be reached at email@example.com.
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