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So much more than collectible folk art, American designer Jim Shore's whimsical 9th Annual Easter Basket depicts an irresistible fairytale interpretation of the Easter Bunny's mythical workshop. This hand-painted basket comes with four intricately patterned eggs, each a different design. Stone resin. 8.5"h. x 6.25"w. x 5.25"d.
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%. College Volume X. No. 9 BRYN MAWR, PA., TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1923 Price 10 Cents ALL-PHILADELPHIA DEFEATS CHR,S0H^ VARSITY IN HARD GAME MISS THOMAS DESCRIBES HER TRAVELS ABROAD Last Game of the Season Results injhe First Varsity Defeat, 6-1 steadier M. BUCHANAN/24 STRONG BACK All-Philadelphia defeated Varsity in a 6-1 victory last Saturday in a hard and very fast game. Though the ball was rushed from one end to the other with great speed all dur- ing the�gamc, Philadelphia's attacks were more successful than Varsity's. In the first half Varsity held them to a score of 3-1, but- in the second the more aggressive Philadelphia forwards repeatedly broke through the weakened defense, both out- distancing and evading them. Although not as one-sided'as the score might seem to indicate, Philadelphia played a and surer game than Varsity. Long dribbles on the wing provided a rather spectacular first half, both teams taking the ball the length of the field, only to lo$e it at the circle. M. Palache, '.24, and F. Begg, '24, both dribbled well and often, but were generally stopped at the last minute by the well-ordered changing of positions of the Blue backs. Mrs. Krum- bhaar, the Philadelphia goal, proved imper- meable to the attacks of the Bryn Mawr forwards, who failed to rush the goaler. The Ijryn Mawr game was slower and played more on the defensive in the second half. Philadelphia often found a clear field before them, with Varsity vainly trying to keep up the pace, and leaving unfilled gaps. Miss Wiener, left wing, made several beau- tiful dribbles ending in a score. CONTINUED ON PAGE 3 Atmosphere of Judaism Described Into Which Jesus was Born DR. MOLDENHAUER SPEAKS ON NEED OF ACTIVE FAITH Practical Application to Make Faith Real The faith Ojf the present has a good chance for survival, 'only if we take it seriously, said Dr. J. Valdemar Molden- hauer, pastor of the Westminster Presby- terian Church, Albany, New York, in Chapel last Sunday evening. A famous example of faith taken auto- matically is Kipling's poem of Tomlinson, who accepted other people's ideas of God without thinking, and who is refused en- trance to both Heaven and Hell on this ground. Too many, like Tomlinson, are willing to accept conceptions of this sort and not verify them. The real value of faith lies in its being rooted in the actualities of life, accq/ling to Dr. Moldenhauer. The difficulty of the old theologians lay in the fact that they refused to observe human ,'nature. Even Jonathan Edwards, who as a youth wrote a paper based on observation of the habits of the woodspider, neglected this when he came to write on theology. If faith is to be real, it must not only get contact from life, but also have a prac- tical application and must retain its validity by the ability to impose its will on the be- liever. In every great age of the life of faith, some issue has become the test of the sincerity of religion. The period be- fore the Civil War saw the question of slavery as the provocation, while now we are living through jusj such another time of stress induced by the World War, and asking the universal question of whether every Chrisstian, if he intends to take Christ seriously, can preserve his calloused indifference to the fate of peace. Jesus and his Judaistic background was the subject of Dr. Albert Pa/ker Fitch's fourth lecture on Comparative Religions in Taylor Hall last Wednesday night. Continuing his discussion of the essential characteristics of Judaism of the fifth cen- tury B. C, Dr. Fitch said that this spiritual revival was followed by the quiescent period of the exile, clarifying and codify- ing the new religion. With the gradual drifting back of small companies to Jeru- salem Judaism became, as one of its Kabis said, "the crystallization of the worship of Jehovah,^whose worship is the sacrifice of the pure life and a just state." Theo- retically thejews had a clear -perception 01 genuine monotheism, a belief in a God who was willing to become God of all nations but who had a special interest in Judah. This God is no longer conceived in terms of crude power and imperial tyranny but in terms of goodness and wisdom. The great emphasis is on the ethical life, for moral distinctions are more important to the Jews I than to any other race. "It is from them that we derive much of the moral self* consciousness of our modern world, al- though part of it comes from the strong esthetic dislike of wrong which the Greeks possessed. The Greeks felt the caricature of sensual living, but the Jews believed that they lived under supervision of a holy God to whom wrong-doing was an utter abhor- rence. Moral passion and a sense of the absoluteness of right were the chief endow- ment of. the Hebrew race." Out of the ideals grew their conception of public morality, "God-fearing politics"; which is evident in the humaneness of the legal code of Judaism, particularly in its laws concerning slavery and the treatment of animals as well as the laws of personal purity. Furthermore Judaism in its great period knew the value of a "broken and contrite heart;" but in spite of its moral humility and bitter repentance it has almost no ascetic note. To the Jews the good life was delightful because it satisfied God, but. also, in its less noble -aspects because "it CONTINUED ON PAGE 3 Important For United States Enter League of Nations to WINTER SCHEDULE TO BEGIN AFTER THANKSGIVING Monday after Thanksgiving the winter athletic schedule will begin. Water polo practice will start then, and a water polo game will be included in all swimming lessons, which will be given as usual, so those who prefer it may play in the afternoon. Gymnasium classes will meet Monday, Wednesday and Friday. Folk dancing will be on Tuesday and Thursday, at 3.30 for Class 1, and 5.30 for the advanced class taking it regularly twice a week. A gen- eral class open to anyone will also be given on Wednesday evening at 9.15. Playground games for those who want to know how to teach elementary gym- nasium and to do club work in games and dancing will be on Tuesday and Thursday at 4.50. It will be open to Juniors and Seniors primarily, and to any Sophomores and Freshmen interested in this kind of club work. Mr. Terroni's fencing class will meet Tuesday evening, at a charge of $15.00 for the year. Wednesday and Thursday- at 5.30 there will be fencing practice classes. MAY DAY ANNOUNCEMENT . Will everyone please make out her lists of patrons and patronesses, and of those to whom she wishes information sent, during vacation? (The follomitg statement from J'rcsi- dent-llmcritus Thomas appeared in the Philadelphia evening papcrson November 21, and has be'en widely copied by leading papers throughout the country in addition to calling forth much editorial comment.) Tr;i\ elling in Kurope and Asia for six- teen continuous months gives one an im- pression of the world totally different from that' we have as stay-at-home Americans. It is mil only what a globe-trotting Amer- ican sees of different Countries: it is the imaginative conception that somehow comes of the people of the country. !t is t-hc un- derstanding one gets of their special prob- lems by reading' their newspapers from day to day. It is, in short, a kind of. first hand knowledge that makes us believe snrcly we are right in seeing things in a new light. I have come, for my own part, to be absolutely sure that it 'is the duty and also to the profit of the United Stales to delay no longer but to use her great moral and financial power, to the utmost to-help to solve the many pressing problems that must be solved if the world as we know it is to go on. It seems to me our first duty to enter the League of Nations to which fifty- four nations of the world already belong, including the Free State of Ireland and Abyssinia, which joined it this summer, and tA which there is every reason to believe Germany and Russia will be admitted as soon as they apply. In the Council and on all the League committees a place for the United States is still kept vacant in the hope tfiat we shall fill it. In Paris I saw a number of people who were on their way back from the annual meeting of the League of Nations held last September and October at Geneva. They one and all told me that the Italian-Greek difficulty which seemed to outsiders such a blow to the League of Nations was really a magnificent tribute to its strength and to the power of public opinion organized within the League to which even Mussolini found he must bow. I was in Constantinople in the summer of 1922, living in the villa I had rented on the Bosphorus, when the British battleships steamed past my windows as a demonstra- tion to the victorious,Anatolian Turks that they could not come back into Europe. If we had been there to stand by Great Britain, not a shot need have been fired, but one of the greatest and most beautiful cities CONTINUED ON PACE 2 REASON ESSENTIAL VIRTUE OF THE FRENCH, EXPLAINS MISS KING The very spirit of France is found be- tween the basins of the Loire and the Seine, said Miss King, professor of His- tory of Art, speaking to the French Club last Tuesday afternoon. In this region arc the great' Gothic ca- thedrals and northern chateaus. Here were born Ronsard, Christine de Pisan, Verlaine, Rabelais, Moliere, Balzac, Vol- taire; representing in art and literature that essentially French quality, reason. Reason includes the four powers which govern life, the power of intellect and of knowledge, that of beauty, and fif conduct of social life and m%iners, making French pedantry very rare and resolving French conduct into rightly ordered relations be- tween human beings. It is expressed in the painting of Chardin, Millet, and the Barbizon school; in the French novel, short story, high comedy, and generally in all great French work where the excellence is not so much of invention as of adapta- tion and arrangement. RECEPTION TO JUNIORS GIVEN BYSENIOR CLASS Brother Dodo Leads Darky Meet- ing and Chooses Future Cast For May Day HERO SELECTED BY FORTUNE The Seniors entertained the Freshmen with a skit and dance fast Saturday evening. The skit burlesqued future May Day tryouts for Maid Marian and Robin Hood in a Darky meeting conducted by the Class of nineteen twenty-four in the*" person of A. Shiras, alias Brother Dodo, dressed in a cavernous dress suit and a high brown " straw hat tilting on the peak of an enor- mous quantity of black wool. Brother Dodo's presence as chairman of the meet- ing and the chief figure on the stage was matchless, as were his lines and the accent in which he spoke them. After "Oh Susanna," sung in a dark gymnasium and behind the folding screens which made up the curtain, the skit opened with Brother Dodo standing behind a table, an qnormons minute-book laid before him, calling the meeting to order with a little bell; On his right sat Sister Park, in cap, gown and glasses; and Brother Willow Walcy, the Janitor, was standing to one side, rubbing the palm of one hand with the fingers of the other. Brother Dodo then called the roll, and found all present except Sister Thomas. The first business before the meeting, in the words of Brother Dodo, "am de speculation on de business of de meetin' what am went be- foah." Then affairs proceeded to the mat- ter in hand, namely, the choosing of char- acters for "de little classic, Robin Hood," to be given in the spring. Brother Willow Waley brought in his chorus to the tune of "The Darktown Strutter's Ball," and CONTINUED ON PAGE 5 DELEGATES GO TO STUDENT GOVERNMENT CONFERENCE Pamela Coyne, '24 and E. ReQua, '24 Represent Bryn Mayr at Oberlin � Bryn Mawr delegates to the Sixteenth Annual Conference of the Women's Inter- collegiate Association for Student Gov- ernment, held at.Oberlin College, Oberlin, Ohio, last week from Wednesday to Satur- day, were P. Coyne, '24, President of the Self-Government Association, and E. Re- Qua, '24, President of the Undergraduate Association. Sixty colleges in the East and South were represented by 110 delegates, and three delegates from Western colleges at- tended. 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Barry Callebaut researches effectiveness of polyphenols in cocoa beans: Studies reveal new findings on the health benefits of polyphenols from cocoa beans
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- Barry Callebaut presents new studies on the effect of polyphenols from cocoa beans
- Results point not only to health-enhancing properties with cancers but also to a positive impact on brain function s (memory/ability to learn) and anti-aging effects
Zurich/Switzerland, April 11, 2005 – Barry Callebaut AG, the world's leading manufacturer of high- quality cocoa and chocolate product s, headquartered in Switzerland , has set itself the task of conducting more research into the positive health effects of polyphenols from cocoa beans. To this end the company has launched an extensive study program and implemented the first phase in close cooperation with renowned independent research institutes in France. For many years the world of science has been intensively researching the health benefits of polyphenols. In a large number of studies it was possible to show that due to their antioxidant properties these substances have a preventive effect in the body vis-à-vis cardiovascular disease and cancers. Cocoa is particularly rich in polyphenols. Reason enough for Barry Callebaut to become more involved with this subject matter. The first results from the research team headed by the Barry Callebaut experts Dirk Poelman (head of Fundamental Research & Development) and Philippe Troplin (head of Cocoa Research & Development) confirm the preventive effect of polyphenols against cancers. Furthermore , the study results indicate additional positive benefits of polyphenols: In animal experiments they had a positive impact on memory function and the ability to learn. Whether polyphenols also have the same effect in the human body is to be studied in the course of further research.
Protection of cells from free radicals
Polyphenols are natural ingredients in vegetables and fruits. Their antioxidant effect has been known for many years. Cocoa beans, and thus primarily also dark chocolate, contain particularly large amounts of this secondary plant substance. They assist the body's cells in combating free radicals, which can cause cell damage. For this reason their health-enhancing properties are manifold. The study and evaluation of scientific literature from 1980 to 2005 provided a number of references to the health benefits of polyphenols with cardio-vascular disease, cancers and the function ing of the immune system.
Polyphenols stem in-vitro growth of cancer cells
In an in-vitro study, IN CYTOTOX, one of the independent research institutes commissioned by Barry Callebaut, examined the effect of polyphenols from cocoa beans on the growth of human local prostate cancer cells and on metastatic cells. As a comparison they tested the efficacy of a further substance of vegetable origin ( β -sitosterol), which is known for its ability to inhibit cancers. The result: Polyphenols from cocoa beans inhibit in-vitro growth of cancer cells – even stopping growth altogether. This effect was also observed to a lesser degree with the metastatic cells. In comparison with β -sitosterol, polyphenols demonstrate a more convincing effect in stemming cell growth: They require less time for the same effect.
Researchers were also able to demonstrate that cocoa polyphenols have no negative impact on normal, healthy cells.
Further effects of polyphenols: Improvement in performance and anti-aging effects
Further findings on the effect of polyphenols are being acquired by the researchers from a two-part study currently being conducted on live male rats. Over a period of three to fifteen months – the average lifespan of a rat is approx. eighteen months – an independent research team from ETAP is examining whether polyphenols also have a positive impact on brain function s, in addition to their anti-carcinogenic properties.
The first part of the study has been concluded, revealing that polyphenols from cocoa beans can also exercise their antioxidant effect on cognitive functions. In rats they combat memory loss and promote the ability to learn. Furthermore , the results lead researchers to believe that polyphenols also display anti-aging effects. This second part of the study has not yet been concluded; more in-depth studies are intended to expand on the findings on the newly-discovered effects of polyphenols.
The declared objective of Barry Callebaut is that of examining in further research projects whether the findings on the health-enhancing properties of polyphenols from cocoa beans may be transferred to humans.
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Barry Callebaut (www.barry-callebaut.com):
With annual sales of more than CHF 4 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 22 countries and employs approx. 8,700 people. The company serves the entire food industry, from food manufacturers to professional users of chocolate (such as chocolatiers, pastry chefs or bakers), to global retailers. It also provides a comprehensive range of services in the fields of product development, processing, training and marketing.
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NEW WILMINGTON, Pa. - The Westminster College student chapter of the American Chemical Society (ACS) recently created a new website to showcase the student chapter's activities and outreach programs.
View the website at https://sites.google.com/site/wcaacs/home. It was created by student Tyler Umstead, vice president of the chapter. It includes links to the outreach projects and the organizations the chapter collaborates with, including Project Malawi and Origins outreach. This year the chapter is focusing on chemical education for all ages.
Project Malawi is a collaborative effort between Westminster, Seton Hill College and Allegheny College to create hands-on chemistry kits to send to Kalibu Academy High School in Malawi. Each chapter is responsible for developing one kit, which includes equipment and disposables, along with the necessary reagents and safety equipment when appropriate. An Inter-Chapter Relations Grant from the American Chemical Society was awarded to help fund this collaborative project.
Origins: The East Side Neighborhood Connection is an after-school program for children in kindergarten through 12th grade in New Castle. It provides activities and connections between the kids and their community. During the Fall Semester the ACS Westminster chapter members helped the kids from Origins with making liquid nitrogen ice cream, and with a color changing milk experiment.
"Outreach is at the heart of our organization," said Westminster ACS Chapter President Katherine Francois. "One of our major goals is to get people - whether Westminster students, the community, or beyond - informed about science. Showing others the work that we do helps reinforce our love for science and gives people a better understanding of what it means to be a scientist."
Westminster ACS Chapter Adviser Dr. Sarah Kennedy said, "Westminster's student affiliate chapter of ACS has been very active lately, and this new website showcases the work. Our students are reaching out to kids of all ages through the Origins program and by going to local high schools. These activities give our students confidence that they can explain chemical concepts and shows them the need for chemical education at all levels."
Kennedy continued, "The Malawi project has opened our students to learning about a different culture also. These experiences help students become better citizens and chemists because they become aware of needs outside of their own."
Upcoming chapter events include making liquid nitrogen ice cream during Lil' Sibs Weekend at the College in March, and an Earth Day activity with Origins' children in April.
Contact Kennedy at 724-946-6289 or email for more information.
About Westminster College...
Founded in 1852 and related to the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.), Westminster College ranks first in the nation as "Best College for Women in Science, Technology, Engineering and Math," according to Forbes.com. Westminster is a top-tier liberal arts college and a national leader in graduation rate performance, according to U.S. News Best Colleges guide. Westminster is also honored as one of "The Best 378 Colleges" by The Princeton Review, and is named to the President's Honor Roll for excellence in service learning.
Nearly 1,600 undergraduate and graduate students benefit from individualized attention from dedicated faculty while choosing from 41 majors and nearly 100 organizations on the New Wilmington, Pa., campus. Visit www.westminster.edu/advantage to view "Advantage: Westminster" A Strategic Plan 2010-2020.


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Are U.S. avionics and aircraft risk assessment and certification processes flawed? The defects now evident in Boeing Dreamliner 787 commercial airliners are causing the public and safety professionals to question the efficacy of current methods.
National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) officials investigating the cause of a short circuit in a Boeing Dreamliner 787 lithium-ion (Li-ion) battery are now looking into how a potentially defective and unsafe airborne power electronics system passed through the certification process.
"U.S. airlines carry about two million people through the skies safely every day, which has been achieved in large part through design redundancy and layers of defense," explains NTSB Chairman Deborah A.P. Hersman. "Our task now is to see if enough–and appropriate–layers of defense and adequate checks were built into the design, certification, and manufacturing of this battery."
The NTSB has learned that, during the 787 certification process, Boeing studied failures that could potentially occur within the battery as well as the effects those events could have on the battery. In tests to validate these assessments, Boeing engineers found no evidence of cell-to-cell propagation or fire, both of which occurred in the JAL event.
Shouldn't modern tools and procedures used to validate and certify safety-critical hardware, software, and platforms have found and flagged these potential dangers well in advance of the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) or another air traffic control body ever clearing a single Dreamliner 787 for takeoff? It's a valid question, and one with only one acceptable answer to this geek's mind. Yes.


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A stroke happens when blood flow to any part of the brain stops.
Each person has a different recovery time and need for long-term care. Problems with moving, thinking, and talking often improve in the first weeks or months after a stroke. Some people will keep improving months or years after a stroke.
Stroke rehabilitation; Cerebrovascular accident - rehabilitation; Recovery from stroke; Stroke - recovery
Most patients will need stroke rehabilitation (rehab) to help them recover after they leave the hospital. Stroke rehab will help you regain the ability to care for yourself.
Most types of therapy can be done where you live, including in the home.
Whether you can go back home after a stroke depends on:
You may need to go to a boarding home or convalescent home to have a safe environment.
For people who are cared for at home:
After a stroke, some people may have problems finding a word or being able to speak more than one word or phrase at a time. Or, they may have trouble speaking at all. This is called aphasia.
A stroke can also damage the muscles that help you speak. As a result, these muscles do not move the right way when you try to speak.
A speech and language therapist can work with you and your family or caregivers. You can learn new ways to communicate.
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After a stroke, people may have:
These problems increase the need for safety precautions.
Depression after a stroke is common. Depression can start soon after a stroke, but symptoms may not begin for up to 2 years after the stroke. Treatments for depression include:
Moving around and doing normal daily tasks such as dressing and feeding may be harder after a stroke.
Muscles on one side of the body may be weaker or may not move at all. This may involve only part of the arm or leg, or the whole side of the body.
Many of these problems can cause pain after a stroke. Pain may also occur from changes in the brain itself. You may use pain medicines, but check with your health care provider first. People who have pain due to tight muscles may get medicines that help with muscle spasms.
Physical therapists, occupational therapists, and rehabilitation doctors will help you relearn how to:
A stroke can lead to problems with bladder or bowel control. These problems may be caused by:
Symptoms may include:
Certain medicines your doctor may prescribe may help with bladder control. You may need a referral to a bladder or bowel specialist.
Sometimes, a bladder or bowel schedule will help. It can also help to place a commode chair close to where you sit most of the day. Some people need a permanent urinary catheter to drain urine from their body.
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Swallowing problems may be due to a lack of attention when eating or damage to the nerves that help you swallow.
Symptoms of swallowing problems are:
A speech therapist can help with swallowing and eating problems after a stroke. Diet changes, such as thickening liquids or eating pureed foods, may be needed. Some people will need a permanent feeding tube, called a gastrostomy.
Some people do not take in enough calories after a stroke. High-calorie foods or food supplements that also contain vitamins or minerals can prevent weight loss and keep you healthy.
Both men and women may have problems with sexual function after a stroke. Medications called phosphodiesterase type 5 inhibitors (Viagra or Cialis) may be helpful. Ask your health care provider whether these drugs are right for you. Talking with a therapist or counselor may also help.
Treatment and lifestyle changes to prevent another stroke are important. This includes healthy eating, controlling illnesses such as diabetes and high blood pressure, and sometimes taking medicine to help prevent stroke.
Dobkin BH. Principles and practice of neurological rehabilitation. In: Bradley WG, Daroff RB, Fenichel GM, Jankovic J, eds. Neurology in Clinical Practice. Philadelphia, Pa: Butterworth-Heinemann Elsevier; 2008:chap 52.
Stein J. Stroke. In: Frontera, WR, Silver JK, eds. Essentials of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation. 2nd ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Saunders Elsevier; 2008:chap 149.
Keven Sheth, MD, Department of Neurology, University of Maryland School of Medicine, Baltimore, MD. Review provided by VeriMed Healthcare Network. Also reviewed by David C. Dugdale, III, MD, Professor of Medicine, Division of General Medicine, Department of Medicine, University of Washington School of Medicine; David Zieve, MD, MHA, Medical Director, A.D.A.M., Inc.
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not_a_wings_fan wrote:Not sure I am following you here, Curt.
The 50% number is the slice of the pie that all player compensation is paid from, not a profit sharing agreement. The 50% number is what sets the salary floor and ceiling that determines how much can be spent on players. Currently, 57% of the revenues earned, not profit, revenues, are given to players. That's too high, I agree with the owners.
I would rather see the owners not try to get everything at once, sign a deal, and get the games going. They can amend the deal in 5 years.
This man speaks the truth. The 50% relates to how much of the revenue is spent paying the players, thus having an impact on what the salary cap would be in relation to hockey related revenue. It's all confusing and I think that the media could be explaining it better.


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Testicle pain is discomfort in one or both testicles . The pain can spread into the lower abdomen.
Pain - testicle
The testicles are very sensitive. Even a minor injury can cause pain. Abdominal pain may occur before testicle pain in some conditions.
Common causes of testicle pain include:
Mild pain may be caused by fluid collection in the scrotum, such as:
Non-urgent causes of testicle pain, such as minor injuries and fluid collection, can often be treated with home care. The following steps may reduce discomfort and swelling:
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Call your health care provider immediately or go to an emergency room if:
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Trojian TH, Lishnak TS, Heiman D. Epididymitis and Orchitis: An Overview. Am Fam Physician. April 2009; 79(7).
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Barthold JS. Abnormalities of the testis and scrotum and their surgical management. In: Wein AJ, ed. Campbell-Walsh Urology. 10th ed. Philadelphia, PA: Saunders Elsevier; 2011:chap 132.
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Cheesemore wrote:Students:
Mikeal "Mick" Jalo - Iris (CS #1)
Cassandra (Casey) Rivers – TripleMoon (CS #1)
Mages/Battle Mages:
Daniel "Black Magis" Dean - Livix (CS #1)
Basil Jinx - Livix (CS #2)
Ichiro (ee-chee-ro) 'Chi' Bendoit - Garethcool (Student CS)
Melanie Enjoulee (Elistraee) – Musicmac (CS #2)
Vincent Cowl (Unknown) - Iris (CS #2)
Bartuc "The blood letter" Chamberlaine (Pyarados) - Fenix13 (Student CS)
Juniper Domob (Bane) - Styx
Galadriel "Galaxy" Dertean – Triplemoon (CS #2)
Elissa Saito/Lilith – counterfeitself (CS #2)
Jayde Arsen Stills - Kusang_Manalo
Helios Felis (Assassin) – Musicmac (CS #1)
Olphane Rourke (Zombie Warrior) - Seirui
Ariana Myzrym (Dark Caster) - SoulScavenger
Banned/KIA/Dropped Out:
Honoo hidari (Priest of Pyarados) - OrangeDJ
Mary Alice Ann Kin (Priestess of Elistraee) - TsunaXionus
Alexandre Arc (Bard) - Slipslash
Michael Grim (Death) – Mquinny1234 (CS #1)
Christopher Quinn (Priest of Vhaeraun) - MQuinny1234 (CS #2)
Allayna (Necromancer) - Leopardess
Marius Kezn (Melee Fighter) – counterfeitself (CS #1)
Sebastien Cloud(Psychonist) - mute_soul (CS #1)
Kathryn Cloud (Bard) - mute_soul (CS #2)
Xexbro bane-rift(Hydra Necromancer) - Archvillain
Fenix13 wrote:Teachers:
Epalm Cheese of the more variety.
Priest teacher #1^
Lysander : Gareth
Bard teacher^
Yazo : BG07
Psyconist teacher^
Valas : Fenix13
Priest Teacher #2 (combat specialist leaning towards agility then strength as well)^
Banned/KIA/Dropped out:
Eluveitie : Universum
Kyte : Tsuna
An'groth : Gigafist
Orpheus (Dragon) : Wins2
Cheesemore wrote:Lysander - Teaches Casey, Mikeal, and Melanie.
Yazo - Teaches Ichiro.
Epalm - Teaches Vincent and Bartuc.
Valas - Teaches Helios, Daniel, Galaxy, and Elissa.
Valas and Epalm - Joint teach Juniper.
PENDING PLACEMENT - Basil and Olphane.
Lupus summania- a highly effective summon song that summons wolves to emerge from the ground and attack the opponent. Its attack can be improved by playing the whole song. Its attack, however comes with the price of no energy left.
Ground Block- causes a barrier very hard to break to form. Since Casey is Defensive, this is Unlimited.
Shield- causes a force field of music to appear, blocking the enemy for two attacks. Unlimited.
Can't Touch Me- improves Casey's Defense. Unlimited.
Armor- Casey's allies wear a suit of armor that is hard to break through. Unlimited.
Flourish- replenishes Casey's energy. It can only be used three times.
Grand Flourish- replenishes Casey and her allies' energy/mana. It can only be used one time.
Band-Aid- slightly heals Casey's wounds. Takes up some energy
TsunaXionus wrote:he channels energy into the whip causing it to harden and become stiff
Musicmac wrote:It's the cafeteria lunch now, isn't it?
Teacher: Yes
Name - Epalm Phoenix
Age - 36
Height - 6'2
weight - 200
Appearance – Epalm is somewhat tall for a person, however he's not overwhelming. He has short brown hair and deep crimson eyes. He always has a kind look toward him, one of the more approachable teachers of the school just based on looks alone. Like his religion suggests, he wears red robes to signify his religion. One of his favorites is a robe that is a dark crimson color. It has white trim and a gold belt.
Personality – Epalm's personality reflects exactly how he is, kind and caring. You'd be hard pressed to find anything or anyone that he dislikes. However, you can notice a bit of a dislike of demons due to his past. You talk to Epalm outside of his class and you'd wonder why some people are afraid of him at the school.
That being said, those lucky enough to get the man for class are in for it rough. Epalm is a firm believer in knowledge by experience. Those foolish enough to not take his class seriously are in for it. While his fiery passion of youth has quelled a bit in his older age, this seems to be the one area that he hasn't quite fixed yet.
This is especially true for when Epalm is in his so called "Rage-mode". When Epalm becomes so enraged, his eyes will completely turn red. Epalm loses all focus and level-headedness, even forgetting who is friend and who is foe. His strength is increased greatly, as well as his magic, but it's highly unstable at this point and incredibly dangerous. It takes a lot to make Epalm get into full fledge rage, but I advise you run when you see him like that.
Background story - Epalm grew up in a traditional family. For generations they had all been good priests, not great but good. His family believes that he will bring them into the spotlight. Because of this, there is a huge amount of pressure on him to succeed. He was quickly introduced to his magic heritage and was trained intensely to fulfill his parents' wishes to be the best. He quickly grew tired of the day to day training and eventually vowed to give up magic forever.
Epalm's parents tried many times to sway him back to the family tradition, but he refused, saying his pursue of happiness was much more important than studying in some old library for hours on end. Then, one night, his parents were murdered right in front of him by an unknown demon. He tried to stop the demon, but he was overmatched. The only thing he remembers of this mysterious attacker is the cold dark yellow eyes that he saw as the demon left him to die. However he didn't die and was able to heal himself in time, but it was too late for his parents.
Shortly after their death he started studying again and relearned everything that his family had learned and recorded in the archives. After studying for 3 years he left to find a school that his father mentioned in one of his journals as somewhere he planned on sending him to when he was old enough.
He arrived at the school and became a student, quickly learning all he could and ended as one of the highest in his class. After graduation Epalm searched desperately for his family's killer, following every possible lead he could. However, after receiving yet another dead in, he took time to reflect on how he was living his life. He realized the only true time he felt happy, after his parents of course, was when he was at the school. He quickly returned to the school and asked the headmaster if he could help mold the young minds of the school, and he agreed.
Type - Priest, his family has worshiped Pyarados for many generations.
Fighting Style - Eplam's fighting style is well rounded. Due to how he used to fight, he is a fairly decent close quarters fighter, however as he learned more spells he began to create more ranged skills, and can hold his own on both ends. Epalm has also perfected his fire healing over his travels, finally realizing his foolishness earlier than his life.
Weapon: Phoenix Blade. Epalm's sword was morphed from his old Phoenix Wand (a family heirloom mind you) which he still wasn't that creative of naming. The blade is roughly three feet long, pure crimson steel. The edges are jagged, as to represent the flames of Pyarados, and makes it into a great slashing weapon. The guard and hilt is roughly one foot long, making his weapon in it's entirety four feet long, not too long, but long enough to create serious damage from medium range.
Despite the fact that it is no longer his old wand, it still retained some of the abilites it used to give him. Epalm's strength, healing, and overall fire wielding/conjuring get a boost, his speed however decreses, due to the new armour and the overal weight of the blade itself. Also when his sword is in hand, a shoulderguard is created on his left shoulder. The symbol on it is Pyarados, to show his dovotion through and through.
Epalm's sword isn't as unique as Valas's, unable to summon it purely by name. However, a quick prayer to Pyarados, and his sword will litterally erupt from the earth, allowing him to summon it anywhere he's on the ground level of a place. Because of it's placement, the Blade is always at a high temperature, making it impossible for thouse not of the Pyarados faith (or an experienced mage in fire and heat) to even touch the blade. However only Epalm can use the blade. It will accept no other.
Trinkets - He wears a pendant under his one and only robe with the Family Crest. He also wears rings on all of his fingers (excluding thumbs and middle fingers) that help him conjure up the fire necessary for his spells.
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Where: Public Right-of-Way Graffiti is removed from all public right-of-way surfaces, (e.g. City buildings, parks, sidewalks, signs, etc.). Graffiti on private property may be removed by a GPC technician if the graffiti is visible from the public right of way. This determination is made by the GPC technician and, when necessary, program managers, in accordance with Fullerton Municipal Code section 7.32.010. If the property belongs to another public agency, (such as county or state) we will report it to the proper agency. Where: Non-Public Right-of-Way If graffiti is on private property, it is the property owner's responsibility to remove it as soon as possible. Property owners who fail to remove graffiti within a reasonable time may be subject to action by the City's Code Enforcement Division. The Fullerton Municipal Code gives property owners seven days to remove graffiti from the time the owner is notified. (FMC 7.31.090.A) When Graffiti can be reported through our email or telephone hotline anytime. The GPC technician's normal working hours are 6:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m., Monday through Friday. On Saturdays, Sundays, and holidays, the Contractor will monitor the request system and perform graffiti removal by request. Graffiti is usually removed within twenty-four hours; if the graffiti is obscene or racist, we will make a special effort to remove it as soon as possible. Who Graffiti Protective Coatings, Inc. (GPC) performs all graffiti removal services for the City. Each GPC graffiti removal technician is trained to use the best removal technique for each site, and is assigned a truck with all necessary removal materials. How GPC uses a web-based request tracking system. No matter which method you use to report graffiti, GPC's system sends the removal request to the field technician within a few minutes of being received. Request status is updated in real time on GPC's website. GPC field employees have GIS-capable smart phones and take "before" and "after" photographs of each removal site. The employee also records the day and time of removal, the removal method, and the square feet cleaned. When the graffiti technician arrives at the vandalized site, he will inspect the damage and determine the proper method for removal.


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The Kent State Stark Library provides services that help meet the instructional and research needs of students, faculty and staff. While many services are remotely available through this site, please keep in mind that the full range of library services, including reference, is offered to users that come into the library
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Spring Semester Hours: January 12 - May 8
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It you feel the need to recharge, stop by the library. We have a new charging station for mobile devices (cell phones, tablets, etc.). We also have our $1 coffee service. So plug in, enjoy a cup of coffee, tea or hot chocolate, and read a book or magazine while you recharge.
- iPads (and iPad Cart)
The library has 4 iPads for faculty to check out and a cart of 30 iPads for classroom use. The four individual iPads can be checked out to faculty for up to two weeks to experiment with or otherwise use individually. Starting this fall, the cart can be reserved by faculty to use in the classroom. The cart will be delivered to the classroom and picked up by library staff, according to these guidelines. Contact us for reservations. Please note that if you need an app installed prior to using the cart, contact Network Services and allow 2 weeks for the app installation. - Art Awards
In collaboration with the Art Department, the Library provided awards to two students who have displayed their artwork in the Library. This year's winners are Brian Dawson and Ariana Parry. The students received a gift card for the campus Bookstore and their artwork will be on display in the Library for the entire calendar year. Congratulations Brian and Ariana.
- Art in the Library
For the past couple of years the Library has displayed student art. The pieces are creations of students enrolled in various art classes on campus. Please check out our Art in the Library guide, which describes current and past artwork on display in the library (particularly works created by our students). Better yet, come in and experience the artwork in person.
- "Jam Sessions" Kent State Stark Book Club!!
The next meeting of "Jam Sessions," the Stark Campus Library Book Club will be held on February 25 at 5:15pm in the Library to discuss Everything I Never Told You by Celeste Ng. Join in the conversation and, of course, the homemade jam and bread. Everyone is invited!! Please like our Kent State Stark Library Book Club on Facebook.
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The Library replaced its subject-specific web pages with more comprehensive Libguides. These guides provide more detailed information about the resources available from the Library, broken down by the subject areas taught at Kent State Stark. These guides are also more interactive. As you use these subject guides, please feel free to leave comments or suggestions for how we can improve our services.
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Recently, WKYC (the channel 3 NBC affiliate in Cleveland) reporter/anchor Kim Wheeler spent some time observing our plagiarism efforts. The 3 minute report can be viewed at WKYC's website.
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The Library has several group study rooms on the second floor. Except for room 207, they are all available on a first-come, first-served basis. Please note that, while you may use rooms alone, if a group needs one, you will need to relinquish the room to the group. Groups can reserve room 207 by using our online Group Study Room Request Form.
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The library has a cart filled with netbook computers. It is available for delivery to any classroom on campus. With wireless availability and teacher workstations in all classrooms, any classroom can be used as an electronic classroom (computer lab). The cart needs to be reserved in advance. The Library encourages faculty to seek other alternatives before requesting the cart. Please contact us for reservations and read our guidelines for using the cart.
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The Library has designated the second floor as a Quiet Space for individual study and leisure reading. While on this floor, please refrain from the use of cell phones, other personal electronic devices, or any activity that may distract others from studying or otherwise using the Library for individual research. Group study rooms are available on a first-come, first-served basis (unless there are posted signs indicating they are reserved). When using the Group Study rooms, please be as quiet as possible and respectful of others on the second floor. Individuals may use Group Study rooms. However, if a group (more than 1 student) needs to use a Group Study room, an individual may be asked to relinquish the room.
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quote:I don't hate Matt Ryan He's just the T'eo of NFL QBs -- getting hype he doesn't deserve
quote:...it's just an unreasonable hate instilled in Saints fans...their season is over so they have to find any reason to be happy
quote:I have never seen Ryan get much hype
quote:I'd put Eli in the top category
quote:why would I (or anyone for that matter) listen to Mike and Mike?
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STMicroelectronics and Mentor Graphics Partner on Nucleus Mobile OS to Power Nomadik Multimedia Mobile Phone Applications
Mentor Graphics Nucleus Mobile OS and ST's Nomadik multimedia processors to propel high-end features into high-volume mobile phones
GENEVA and WILSONVILLE, Ore., September 20, 2006 – STMicroelectronics (NYSE:STM) and Mentor Graphics® Corporation (Nasdaq: MENT) today announced that the two companies are partnering to make Mentor's Nucleus® Mobile Operating System (OS) available on STMicroelectronics' Nomadik™ STn880x and STn881x series of multimedia application processors. Developers using the Nomadik processors now have a scalable and robust foundation from which to build mobile features phone applications quickly and easily.
As consumer adoption of mobile technology becomes pervasive, handset manufacturers and wireless carriers realize the need to provide high-end features - such as multimedia, Internet and PDA functionality - in mid-range phones, in order to achieve high sales volume and drive usage of wireless data and content services. By pairing the ubiquitous Nucleus Mobile OS with its Nomadik processors, ST provides a platform solution that enables mobile phone manufacturers to address this growing market.
"The Nucleus Mobile OS has long dominated the baseband side of the mobile phone processing equation," said Neil Henderson, general manager for the Embedded Systems Division of Mentor Graphics. "Now, we're seeing more and more opportunities to play on the application side as well. By combining the powerful Nomadik-based platform with the expansive features of the Nucleus Mobile OS, handset makers can give consumers the features they want at a price they can afford."
"Nomadik is an award-winning family of application processors that delivers best-in-class multimedia performance for mobile phone manufacturers," said Jyrki Hännikainen, general manager, Application Processor Division, STMicroelectronics. "We quickly recognized that the Nucleus Mobile OS is extremely popular. The partnership with Mentor Graphics will provide Nomadik customers the ability to leverage their existing experience and legacy while adopting sophisticated multimedia functionality for mass volume deployment."
ST's Nomadik family of mobile multimedia processors harnesses a multi-core distributed architecture based upon an ARM926EJ-S core to deliver superior video, audio and graphics, reduced power consumption and simplified software development for such products as smart phones, personal digital assistants, Internet appliances and car entertainment systems.
The Nucleus Mobile OS is the most widely deployed commercial operating system in mobile handsets. It includes support for the most important differentiating features in today's cell phones and converged wireless devices, such as Internet and USB connectivity, graphical user interfaces and secure communications.
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STMicroelectronics is a global leader in developing and delivering semiconductor solutions across the spectrum of microelectronics applications. An unrivalled combination of silicon and system expertise, manufacturing strength, Intellectual Property (IP) portfolio and strategic partners positions the Company at the forefront of System-on-Chip (SoC) technology and its products play a key role in enabling today's convergence markets. The Company's shares are traded on the New York Stock Exchange, on Euronext Paris and on the Milan Stock Exchange. In 2005, the Company's net revenues were $8.88 billion and net earnings were $266 million. Further information on ST can be found at www.st.com.
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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 $725 million and employs approximately 4,050 people worldwide. Corporate headquarters are located at 8005 S.W. Boeckman Road, Wilsonville, Oregon 97070-7777. World Wide Web site: http://www.mentor.com/.
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- Fee for wireless Internet in public areas: USD 12.95 per day (rates may vary)
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To my credit, I shared the table with the kids' creative endeavors as well and we got a lot of great Halloween decorations completed while we were waiting for Dad to get back. Because as fun as it all was to live our temporary bohemian lifestyle, we really like having Dad around. My hat goes off to every single mother on the planet. You are rock stars and completely heroic in my book.
Single moms have been weighing heavy on my mind (and heart) and were the whole impetus behind this very quilt. One of my oldest friends - we've know each other since grade school - lost her husband to cancer last week. Talk about courage and grace. (If you want to be truly inspired, read her husband Ben's final thoughts on his blog chronicling his battle with cancer.)
While feeling utterly helpless in Ben and Allison's current situation I've been thinking a lot about another friend who lost her husband a year and a half ago - also at age 36. Her husband Chris, was another old and special friend of mine - and a total character. He was also obsessed with Halloween - he loved going all out for it. I kicked myself after Halloween last year for not thinking of it in time to make them a Halloween quilt in honor of their Dad. Watching Allison's situation this year, it was not hard to remember.
And forgive me if I get a little bit deep - it's been kind of a deep week around here - but I'm grateful to know that there is a "Father to the fatherless" (Psalm 68:5.) I know that He gives comfort and guidance when it is needed. I also know that those cases where fathers are no longer on this earth, they are close to their families and that their separation is only a temporary one.
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