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2013 Auto Show Season
Dates for the Philly Auto Show are Jan 19th through Jan 27th.
Dates for the Pennsylvania Auto Show are Jan 24th through Jan 27th.
Dates for the North American International Auto Show - Detroit are Jan 19th through Jan 27th (for public).
Feel free to add any other dates your want. I'm going to be headed to the Philly show since it is the one I always go to. See you at the show if you go.
stever Viva Las CrucesPosts: 43,038"The Los Angeles Auto Show, the auto show for the state where 11% of all U.S. retail auto sales occur, opens for the media on Wednesday and for the public on Friday. At the show, which provides a look at the industry from California's viewpoint, some 50 vehicles will make their global or North American debuts. The emphasis will be on green cars, imports and luxury cars.
As far as electric vehicles and hybrids, "California is big in the green market," Caldwell said. "If there is a green movement, it usually starts in California."
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stickguy Posts: 16,110philly is early this year I think. Used to be a week later.
we will definitely be going, but probably not until the 2nd weekend (likely the 26th) since I think we will be away the first weekend.
taking a risk though, since we did that last year and on the last day my wife was sick, and I thought I was coming down with the same stomach virus so did the show in record time!2015 Hyundai Sonata 2.4i Limited Tech (mine), 2013 Acura RDX (wife's) and 2007 Volvo S40 (daughters college car)
stickguy Posts: 16,110just looked at a preview of that from Oz, and it looks really neat. I can't understand why they would have it everywhere but here. It can't be that close in size to the F150 is it?
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odie6l Hershey, PaPosts: 1,085from what I've seen it looks to be about the size of the outgoing Colorado and Dakota size. A bit bigger than the previous Ranger and smaller than the current base model F-150. There has been alot of rumor going around about a F-100 and I've heard alot more from friends who live in Detroit.
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stever Viva Las CrucesPosts: 43,038"No matter what boldly conceived concept vehicles or irresistible new cars and trucks are displayed at the 2013 North American International Auto Show, the 2014 Chevrolet Corvette rules over them."
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stever Viva Las CrucesPosts: 43,038"But for all the gleaming metal, most models won't be new to fans. Corvette lovers have been salivating over drawings posted on the Web. Spy cameras snapped an Acura MDX last fall, months before its official debut in Detroit. Mercedes has already released photos of its E-Class coupe and convertible.
But even with all those spoilers, visitors keep flocking to Detroit and other auto shows. They want to touch the cars, check out the trunk space or just hop in."
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stickguy Posts: 16,110I am. 3 days baby. My son even stayed home an extra day (on college break) so he can go on Saturday too. he is a senior, and is now fixated on getting a car when he graduates. I am using that as the carrot (if not the stick) for getting him to spend time on the job search now!
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stever Viva Las CrucesPosts: 43,038Well, imagine we were talking about the tease of the Toyota concept in Detroit.
A reporter is looking for a subcompact car owner or shopper to weigh in on what kind of impact a sleeker design, like the "Furia" concept released in Detroit, would have on their purchase decision. If you own or are looking for a subcompact car, and think a sleeker design would impact which car you buy, please send your daytime contact info to email@example.com no later than Monday, January 21, 2013 at 4 p.m. PT/7 p.m. ET.Moderator
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stickguy Posts: 16,110just got back from the philly show. Good time. lots of people, but not overly crowded, and rarely had to wait long to get into any car. Saw the new stuff that I had not seen in the flesh before. And my wife has a lot of new bags to use at the supermarket (the companies have really stepped up on the quality of the give away fabric bags).
legs are tired from the walking (we also took the train in ans walked around town a bit). But did get to go for cheesteaks and beer at Oscars on Sansom. Have not been there in ages, but it has not changed a bit. Great steak and fantastic onion rings. In case anyone goes in and gets hungry!2015 Hyundai Sonata 2.4i Limited Tech (mine), 2013 Acura RDX (wife's) and 2007 Volvo S40 (daughters college car)
odie6l Hershey, PaPosts: 1,085We are headed down on Monday. We are leaving the Hershey area around 8am and stopping at Nifty Fifty's in Ridley for breakfast. After spending the day at the show we are then going to hit up DiCostanza's for hoagies before heading back.
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stever Viva Las CrucesPosts: 43,038Courtesy of Chevy while supplies last - have to pick them up at dealers in the Chicagoland area after getting a certificate online. They want your life story though.
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thecardoc3 Posts: 1,878In a departure from what I usually talk about with my weekly radio show I'll be having a guest come in who is one of the directors for Pittsburgh's yearly auto show. Traditionally when involved in any of the local auto shows the last thing that they want to talk about is what it takes to (or is going to take to) service and repair the next generation of cars. Meanwhile, that's all I'm ever really focused on so I need some input on exactly what topics should be brought up. The hour long show that I do typically can have six phone calls, and they will take care of themselves, that can leave some twenty minutes for host conversation.
If you were in my place, what are the questions that you would like to ask? Keep in mind that at this moment I'm not sure the guest will be aligned with any one manufacturer. That's something I need to check on this week, I'm inclined to expect that he is not going to be manufacturer specific. If there are some topics here in Edmunds that might make for good subject matter, how about a link? -
carthell Posts: 128It figures, I discover the 2013 auto show thread after posting a barely-relevant note elsewhere. Argh!
Mazda is offering $300 off its 2013 products for anyone who went to the Washington DC show. Details are available at the dealers, the signs said. Unfortunately, none of the dealers in the DC area has posted any information about how the discount would be honored.
Did anyone see a Mitsubishi display up? To me, not having a presence at an auto show isn't a good sign of confidence by either the brand's dealers or manufacturer.
$7 hot dogs! $7 smoothies! Although the serving size was certainly large enough to satisfy hunger (the hot dogs were at least 2 times longer than your average supermarket offering), I decided to wait until I left the venue before I ate. Consider that $10 wasn't enough to get a hot dog and a bottled drink of any size.
The basement of the convention center was interesting. No, you could not touch the Bentleys (who ever can at shows like this?), but you could take cool pictures around the Jaguars. FIAT had a driving course, and there were plenty of people taking advantage of that.
My brother's daughter spent time crashing radio-controlled cars with others on a small track. It was funny seeing ten kids attempt to coordinate their steering efforts with the cars. Flags were given out for first, second, and third place; but with everyone constantly crashing into each other, I could not figure out how the track staff worked out who did what. Unless they didn't. A few web cam displays would have helped, I believe.
My favorite wagon? The Audi allroad. My next favorite? The Subaru Outback. The CTS, C-max, and Prius v wagons get an honorable mention. The most likely wagon that I'll be able to take home is a toss-up between the Mazda 5 and the Scion xB. -
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stever Viva Las CrucesPosts: 43,038"Techno Classica, which celebrated its 25th anniversary this year, combines dealer exhibits with car-club displays and a classic-car auction by Coys, along with hundreds of vendors selling new and used parts, accessories, clothing, die-cast model cars, literature and manuals.
Techno Classica may be the closest thing the classic car world has to an all-encompassing trade show. Consider the numbers: 2,500 cars on display, 234 participating clubs, 1,250 vendors and 1.3 million square feet of display space. Nearly 200,000 people attended over five days in mid-April."
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stever Viva Las CrucesPosts: 43,038My brother was in a fender bender up in Vermont so they are stuck with a rental Fiat while getting their Odyssey worked on. Today they wandered into an auto show - turns out that Bennington is home of Hemmings Motor News and the Eastern Division National Spring Meet started today.
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stever Viva Las CrucesPosts: 43,038Don't really see much press about "mundane" cars, but if you like Bimmers and Ferraris, stay tuned. Bunch of fast car pics are coming out on the Twitter feeds.
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odie6l Hershey, PaPosts: 1,085It looks like the Show season is shortly coming to a slow halt in North America. So what has been everyones takes from this year? Since the shows have past has anything changed for you that you are now looking forward to next years ('14) shows?I know personally for me I have a finallized list of 9 vehicles I am going to be checking out at the '14 Philly Auto Show as potential replacements for my current ride. (unless a major event or huge deal happens beforehand.) If anyone hears of any major auto show news (unveilings, releases, bombshells) drop the news here or on the soon to be made '14 Auto Show thread.


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Creator: | Solari, Bernard |
Title: | Loew's Grand Theater |
Date: | 1978 |
Description: | View of the exterior of Loew's Grand Theater in Atlanta, Georgia during demolition, after it was damaged by fire. Exteriors; Loew's Grand Theater was built in 1893 as the DeGive Opera House. It came under the management of Marcus Loew's theater organization in 1916. In 1932, in order to compete with movie theaters, the Grand was renovated by architect Thomas W. Lamb. The one screen theater had 2088 seats. The theater was the site of the movie premiere of Margaret Mitchell's book Gone with the Wind in 1939. Declining attendance in the 1960's led to its closing in 1977. The abandoned theater caught fire January 30, 1978 and the damage led to the demolition of the historic venue. |
Subjects: | Loew's Grand Theater (Atlanta, Ga.) | Loew's Grand Theater (Atlanta, Ga.)--Fire, 1978 | Theaters--Georgia--Atlanta--History--1951- | Motion picture theaters--Georgia--Atlanta--History--1951- | Disasters--Georgia--Atlanta--History--1951- | Atlanta (Ga.)--Buildings, structures, etc. | Buildings--Georgia--Atlanta | Spectators--Georgia--Atlanta | Wrecking--Georgia--Atlanta | Signs and signboards--Georgia--Atlanta | Construction equipment--Georgia--Atlanta | Construction and demolition debris--Georgia--Atlanta | Fires--Georgia--Atlanta | Theaters--Fires and fire prevention--Georgia--Atlanta | Motion picture theaters--Fires and fire prevention--Georgia--Atlanta | Rubble--Georgia--Atlanta | Police--Georgia--Atlanta | Windows--Georgia--Atlanta | Cranes, derricks, etc.--Georgia--Atlanta | Margaret Mitchell Square (Atlanta, Ga.) | Park Place (Atlanta, Ga.) | Atlanta (Ga.) | Fulton County (Ga.) |
Contributors: | Atlanta History Center |
Online Publisher: | Atlanta, Ga. : Kenan Research Center, Atlanta History Center, 2006 |
Original Material: | 8 x 10 in. color print | Bernard L. Solari Photographs, Kenan Research Center, Atlanta History Center, Atlanta, Ga. |
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Endovascular Repair of Abdominal Aortic Aneurysm
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Reasons for Procedure
- Causes physical symptoms (eg, abdominal pain)
- Causes complications (eg, clots that travel into the legs)
- Reaches a certain size and position that meets criteria for EVAR
- Has burst—Surgery must be done right away.
Possible Complications
- Adverse reaction to anesthesia
- Infection
- Bruising or bleeding
- Damage to blood vessels or organs (possibly requiring open surgery)
- Leaking of blood at the graft
- Heart attack
- Blood clots
- Smoking
- Drinking
- Chronic disease such as diabetes or obesity
- A recent or active infection
- Bleeding or clotting disorders
What to Expect
Prior to Procedure
- Do a physical exam, blood tests, and imaging tests (eg, CT scan )
- Ask about your medical history, including allergies, current medicines, bleeding disorders, and other concerns
- Have you meet with an anesthesiologist
- Do not eat or drink for eight hours prior to the procedure.
Talk to your doctor about your medicines. You may be asked to stop taking some medicines up to one week before the procedure, like:
- Anti-inflammatory drugs (eg, aspirin )
- Blood thinners, such as clopidogrel (Plavix) or warfarin (Coumadin)
- General anesthesia —puts the entire body to sleep
- Regional anesthesia —blocks pain to a part of the body, may be used with a sedative
Description of the Procedure
Immediately After Procedure
How Long Will It Take?
How Much Will It Hurt?
Average Hospital Stay
Post-procedure Care
- Gradually move around and increase your activity level
- Slowly return to eating solid foods, as tolerated
- Washing their hands
- Wearing gloves or masks
- Keeping your incisions covered
- Washing your hands often and reminding visitors and healthcare providers to do the same
- Reminding your healthcare providers to wear gloves or masks
- Not allowing others to touch your incisions
- Keep the incision areas clean and dry. Follow your doctor's instructions for changing your bandages.
- Ask your doctor about when it is safe to shower, bathe, or soak in water.
- Take pain medicine as directed.
- Ask your doctor which activities are safe for you.
- Your condition needs to be carefully monitored. Be sure to go to all of your appointments.
Call Your Doctor
- Redness, swelling, increasing pain, excessive bleeding, or discharge at the incision site
- Signs of infection, including fever and chills
- New abdominal pain
- Back pain
- Any change of color or sensation in your legs or feet
- Burning, pain, or problems when urinating
- Nausea or vomiting
- Abdominal cramps or diarrhea
- Unusual fatigue or depression
- Disorientation or confusion
- Numbness or tingling in the legs
- Cough
- New, unexplained symptoms
- Shortness of breath
- Chest pain
American Heart Association http://www.americanheart.org/
Society for Vascular Surgery http://www.vascularweb.org/
Canadian Cardiovascular Society http://www.ccs.ca/
Canadian Society for Vascular Surgery http://canadianvascular.ca/
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Abdominal aortic aneurysm (AAA). EBSCO DynaMed website. Available at: http://www.ebscohost.com/dynamed. Updated January 22, 2010. Accessed January 27, 2010.
Abdominal aortic aneurism repair. Lancaster General Health website. Available at: http://www.lancastergeneral.org/content/greystone%5F27195.htm. Accessed January 25, 2010.
Dillon M, Cardwell C, Blair PH, Ellis P, Kee F, Harkin DW. Endovascular treatment for ruptured abdominal aortic aneurysm. Cochrane Database of Systematic Reviews website. Available at: http://www.cochrane.org/reviews/en/ab005261.html. Published January 24, 2007. Accessed January 22, 2010.
Endovascular repair of thoracic aortic aneurysms. Cleveland Clinic website. Available at: http://my.clevelandclinic.org/heart/disorders/aorta%5Fmarfan/endovascularaorticaneurysm.aspx. Updated August 2009. Accessed January 22, 2010.
Fotis T, Mitsos A, Perdikides T, et al. Regional Anesthesia versus general anesthesia in endovascular aneurism repair: the surgical nursing interventions. British Journal of Anesthetic and Recovery Nursing. 2009;10(1):11-14.
Minimally invasive surgery repairs potentially fatal aortic aneurysms. UCLA Health Systems website. Available at: http://www.uclahealth.org/body.cfm?xyzpdqabc=0&id=502&action=detail&ref=86. Published September 2006. Accessed February 2, 2010.


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.A I '..� �' Coll Vol. XI. No. 12 BRYN MAWR, PA., WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 14,1925 �*��� �>��� . Price 10 Cents GAT EASTERN BAH GIVEN BT CLASS OF '27 Gymnasium Transformed By Moving Pageant Of Gorgeous Costumes From Oriental Lands TWAIN MEET IN SPITE OF KIPLING The Arabian Nights or at least one of them was revealed at the dance given by 1927 to 1928 in the gymnasium on last Satur- day night. Colored lights shifted over gay, wild crowds. They picked out Orientals of all kinds. Arabia, broadly interpreted by the undergraduates, produced Greek goddesses and Thibetan llamas. Caste distinctions were set aside as sheiks chatted amiably with camel-drivers during the intermission. The Far East yielded mandarin coats by the score, coats which bedecked with equal grace those whose hair was hidden in.mas- culine fashion under coolie hats�lamp shades in their original state�or coiled over ears that sported a rose. Most of the costumes were self-explaija-| tory, hut one at least was accompanied by a caption assuring the spectator that there was, %in six letters, that famous sailor whose ad- ventures are known to all of us. To make the meaning clear to the more obtuse, a "Man of the Sea" was attached to his back. Dancing girls were much in evidence and danced as effectively to the strains of "Me and My Boy Friend" as to their native lute of samisen. One of these was H. Fitz, '27, who gave a solo dance. Turkish women celebrated their temporary escape from the harem while discreetly re- maining veiled from the chance sight of their jealous lords. An air of the mosque was present in the temple lamps whose light supplemented that of the many-colored spot, which picked out Grand Viziers and Sultans; and for the weary there were luxurious divans in the shadows of the arcade. Costly Persian rugs draped railings and couches, and suggested Oriental splendor. The key- note was struck by the wall painting depict- ing the peacock spreading his fan against the background of a flowering magnolia. BRYN MAWR FRESHMAN WINS WORLD HONORS WITH ESSAY Frances Putnam Awarded First Prize Of International Contest COMMUNISMS MUCH MORE IMPORTANT THAN GREAT WAR Right Of Free Speech Menaced By Persecution Of Reds, Says Baldwin "Who are the Reds and what do they want," was the subject of the lecture of Roger N. Baldwin, director of the Ameri- can Civil Liberties Union, who spoke un- der the auspices of the Liberal Club last Thursday evening. "The Communist movement is a flaming challenge to the capitalist system. It stands for a working class Government to organize business for service, not for the profit of a small group of capitalists. Its lifeblood flows out from the heart of Mos- cow. All branches, comprising about 25,000 people in America alone, take their orders from Moscow, as Catholics from the Pope. Communism seems to me far more important than the great war, wHich was only the result of the effort of nations to undermine each other's trade. It ad- vocates taking away the privileges from the privileged classes and preaches un- questioning loyalty to its principles. "In 1917 a tremendous effort was made in this country to suppress Communism. It forced them, idealists as they were, to resort to the same underhand and tortu- ous methods caused in Russia by Czarist persecutions. In 1922 the Government captured some 30 Communists in a secret meeting and sentenced them to prison for 'advocating criminal syndicalism.' "The radicals maintain that never has there been any revolutionary change re- sulting in the transfer of property from one class to another without violence by CONTINUED ON PAGE 3 DHAN GOPAL MUKERJI, INDIAN NATIONALIST, TO SPEAK FRIDAY Frances Louise Putnam, a member of the Class of l�2a, is, according to an article in the Boston Herald, for. December 14, the winner of the first prize in an international contest for high and secondary school pupils; the subject being: 'The Organiza- tion of the World to Prevent War." The prizes are given annually by the ^Misses Sesrbtny, of New Bedford, Mass., for tire best essays dealing with the move- ment for bringing about a better understand- ing between nations. In other years the prizes have gone to Europe; last year's prize to Elsmore, Denmark, the home of Ham- More than 1000 schools Were represented by the essays submitted this year, and only the three best from each school reached the committee Miss Putnam won the New England Alumnae Regional Scholarship and received honorable mention as having re- ceived the second highest matriculation aver- age in New England. The American School Citizenship League is an owgrowth of the National Peace Con- gress which met in New York in 1907. Well-Known Hindu Author Will Talk On Tagore's and Kipling's India I "Tagore's and Kipling's Iiftlia*'"will be the subject of the lecture by Dhan Gopal Mu- kerji under the auspices of the Liberal Club, Friday evening! January 16. As a lecturer he has' *6n marty honors both.here and abroad. He has lectured at Oxford and other universities in England and America, and has talked at Carnegie Hall, New York, for five successive seasons. A Hindu, born of a family of high caste Brahmins, he was brought up and educated as a citizen of the old Hindu regime. Gradu- ating at 18, from Calcutta University, he went to Tokio and thence to America where he graduated from Leland Stanford Uni- versity in 1914. In his fonr books Dhan Gopal Mukerji has won a high place for himself in con- temporary literature. Caste and Outcast, Kari the Elephant, Jungle Beasts'and Men and My Brother's Face, are the four. In'Caste and Outcast Mr. Makerji does two things: he gives the life of India as it has rarely been given before, and his comments upon the life of America with extraordinary penetration. Kari the Elephant is the story of a boy, an elephant and the jungle, a vivid and appealing picture. Mr. Mukerji gives in Jungle Beasts and Men a splendid picture of the spirit of the jungles with all ks mystery, activity and bizarre complexity. In My Brother's Face the anthor has created a realistic stfldy of the nfe of a high caste Brahmin, written with deep sympathy by one who is not.only a bystander, bar who has intimate knowledge of the life as well, gained from personal experience. YALE AND WELLESLEY TRIUMPH IN CROSS-WORD PUZZLE CONTEST Musk Department Benefits By Inter- Collegiate Match In New York An inter-collegiate cross-word puzzle contest was held at the Hotel Astor, New York City, on January 4, for the benefit of. the Bryn Mawr Music Department and the City Music Fund. Wellesley won the match which w*as arranged and staged by Bryn Mawr alumnae. Vassar, Smith and Bryn Mawr were the other women's colleges which competed. Yale won the championship for the men's colleges, but was defeated by Wellesley in the inter-sex match. According to Frank Sullivan, news- paper reporter, "It was a momentous oc- casion. You could tell that because Ray- mond Hitchcock, the official starter, and Hey wood Broun, Harvard comeback, both had their hair parted and slicked down. "The big event, of course, was the Yale- Harvard clash. Nobody knew why. Har- vard was represented by Heywood (Cu- pid) Broun and Robert (Shorty) Sher- wood, Stephen (Vincent) Benet and (Jack) Thomas were the Yale two. "Benet and Thomas trotted into the ball-room at .4.47. A mighty cheer went up the room, turned around, came back again and sat. Two minutes. earlier at 4.30 P. M., Broun and Sherwood dashed down the room and the mighty cheer dashed after them. "In the next quarter Broun tackjed a German poet in five letters. He guessed Heine. The round was Broun's. "Broun tackled a seven-letter word � CONTINUED ON PACE 3 LARGE ASSOCIATION MEETINGS TO BE ABOLISHED TILL MARCH Representative Legislature To Take Place Of Lost Quorums "Shall we invest the legislative power of the undergraduate and the self-govern- ment associations in a joint representative legislature," and "shall we have an in- dependent graduate self-government council," were the questions asked at a mass-meeting of the two associations on Wednesday, December 17, at 7.30. L. Barber, '25, president of the Under- graduate Association, in explanation of the latter question, H. Hough, '25, presi- dent of Self-Government Association, re- marked that an independent council for the graduate students was "obviously necessary." A motion to have such a council was passed. Miss Hough also explained the plan for a joint legislature to take the place of the large, association meetings, for which quorums can no longer be obtained. The legislature is to consist of the execu- tive boards of the two associations, two non-resident members, and two represen- tatives from each class in every halL These hall representatives are to be elect- ed in the halls and are to discuss the busi- ness of the associations with their re- spective classes; but �they will vote .independently, according to their own opinions. The executive boards are also to be elected, in the halls. V Consideration of business and the pass- ing of laws are to take place in the meet- ings of this legislature, business being posted five days beforehand and the presi- dent of each association presiding over the work of her association. While only �<? CONTINUED ON PA� 3 . �� . . X �%1 9 DR. BRUNEL Dr. Roger Frederick Brunei, head of the Department of Chemistry, died December 23 in the Bryn Mawr Hospital. Dr. Brunei was born in Portland, Me., in 1881. He received his degree of A. B. from Colby University in 1903, and his doc- tor's degree from Johns Hopkins in 1906. In 1912 Dr. Brunei came to Bryn Mawr as an associate in chemistry, became asso- ciate professor in 1914 and received a full professorship and was made head of the department in 1917. His specialty was or- ganic chemistry, and during the war he was connected with the United States chemical warfare service. He was a member of the Senate and the Academic Council and was one of the two faculty representatives on the Joint Adminis- trative Committee of the Summer School for Women Workers in Industry, a school in which he was much interested. He was also a violinist of note. By a Member of the Faculty It has more than once been said that the great teachers are not the leading minds in their profession, and that the research scholars and the great Experimentalists can seldom teach well. It is probably very rare that gifts so distinct are evenly combined; but Professor Brunei could claim distinction almost equally as a thinker and student of scientific theory, as a skillful laboratory worker, and as an enthusiastic and success- ful teacher. Those who knew htm in one or the other of these aspects will be likely to emphasize only a single side of his career; but to appreciate him athis real value, is to see how equally baKnced he was and ,how broadly endowed with all three quali- ties. In* teaching, he escaped the routine of repetition by constantly inventing novel illus- trations and ingenious devkes for making clear the most -difficult points. With odd problems, often akin to puzzles, he satisfied himself whether his class had rightly under- stood ; and none: was more pleased than he, if his students could solve what he had set In the laboratory (and those who worked with him will think it superfluous to say what is so well known) he gave time with- out considering it and took endless trouble, being more interested that _ problem or ex- periment should succeed than that his own convenience should be counted. Here, as in his own researches, his methodical accuracy and professional dexterity were far beyond the average of even the trained worker. Intellectually, his primary interest was in causation. But his great delight in specula- tive theory never led him to accept the pure- ly speculative and unproved. At a time when many fantastic ideas were being ad- vanced and had gained currency even among men of standing, Dr. Brunei always with his CONTINUED ON PACK S
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To the editor: Excellent article by Andrea, but ... Hypocrisy
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Hereditary fructose intolerance is a disorder in which a person lacks the protein needed to break down fructose. Fructose is a fruit sugar that naturally occurs in the body. Man-made fructose is used as a sweetener in many foods, including baby food and drinks.
Fructosemia; Fructose intolerance; Fructose aldolase B-deficiency; Fructose 1, 6 bisphosphate aldolase deficiency
This condition occurs when the body is missing an enzyme called aldolase B. This substance is needed to break down fructose.
If a person without this substance eats fructose and sucrose (cane or beet sugar, table sugar), complicated chemical changes occur in the body. The body cannot change its energy storage material, glycogen, into glucose. As a result, the blood sugar falls and dangerous substances build up in the liver.
Hereditary fructose intolerance is inherited, which means it is possible to be passed down through families. If both parents carry an abnormal adolase B gene, each of their children has a 25% chance of being affected. The condition may be as common as 1 in 20,000 people in some European countries.
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Blood sugar will be low, especially after receiving fructose or sucrose. Uric acid levels will be high.
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Most of the damaging effects of the disease can be prevented by sticking to a fructose-free diet.
Steinmann B, Santer R. Disorders of Fructose Metabolism. In: Saudubray JM, van den Berghe G, Walter JH, eds. Inborn Metabolic Diseases: Diagnosis and Treatment. 5th ed. New York, NY: Springer; 2012:chap 9.
Chad Haldeman-Englert, MD, FACMG, Wake Forest School of Medicine, Department of Pediatrics, Section on Medical Genetics, Winston-Salem, NC. 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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Can't wait for the colts vs broncos, and andrew luck beats peyton in the wild card round.
who's gonna replace Andy Reid?
Woah, surprised Erik isn't gloating about that
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I know Cardinals fans will defend this, but I don't understand pulling Skelton after only 7 passes when they were leading by double digits.
Yes, I know he sucks. It still seemed like a bizarre decision. There's an article on Grantland about it, too.
Did you see the game? He was awful even by Skelton standards. He was awful even by Derek Anderson standards. I could have thrown the ball with more accuracy than he did. It's one thing to be a bit off, it's another to consistently miss open receivers by 5 yards.
The Cardinals were leading 13-0 because of the defense. If a even a mediocre NFL qb were in for the Cardinals it would have been 21-0 or 17-0.
edit: Skelton does have a history of starting slow and warming up as the game goes along though, and given that Lindley didn't do any better, in hindsight it does look pretty questionable.
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If it only took 7 passes to yank him, then why not get Lindley more ready during their bye week? It just seemed very short-sided. I can see if Skelton was turning the ball over, but why not just put up with his bad passes until he does?
How many reps did Lindley get during the bye week Tommy? I'm not privy to this information.
Skelton evidently got more first-team reps if he's the one who started the game.
Sorry, Tom, I'll just start comparing scores to analyze football from now on.
You'll be doing plenty of score comparing after your Bears win tonight.
The Chargers are terrible. What a shocker.
R.I.P the Bears season.
In other awesomeness Peyton fucking Manning and the Broncos
Complete game dominance. I feel bad for Campbell though, it's not like he exactly had a line to block for him. Aldon Smith with 5 sacks is unacceptable for an O-Line. Alex Smith job is safe for this season, but he has to be worried for next season now. Kaepernick looked like it wasn't his first NFL start. Go 9ers!
Everyone on my Facebook are talking about how the 49ers are gonna win the Superbowl after this win. They tied the fucking Rams at home last week.
I still like Huston winning the Super Bowl this year, but if they play like that for every game here on out then I don't see how they lose. But I highly doubt they will play like that every game. Plus I typically don't like to get my hopes up to much even after big games like this. Yes they have been great this past two seasons, but I still have visions of the previous eight in my head.
Unless you get Cutler back 100% soon, you're fucked.
True. That is the reason cutler is always getting hurt. I want to blame it on him being a giant pussy but I know better.
From what I understand, this is likely to be the only game he's missing. It's not like last year where they started 7-3 and then he was out for the season. I just want them to make the playoffs and go in healthy. Recent history has shown that's what matters. Do that and you have a chance.


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