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The College News Volume VII. No. 11. BRYN MAWR, PA., WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1920 Price 10 Cents PEMBROKE DANCE TO CROWN ANNUAL CHRISTMAS REVELS Hall Parties Revive Old Customs Merion Will Have Tea Dance A Christmas celebration in each hall will culminate in a fancy dress dance in Pem- broke, at 7 o'clock next Monday night. A buffet supper will be served under the management of D. Meserve, '23, after which Pembroke will open its doors to �the other halls. The Freshman stunt, which will be given at 9 o'clock, is being managed by L. Ford. Old English customs will be revived in Radnor and Denbigh. F. Bliss, '22, toast- mistress, and M. Tyler, '22, song mistress, will lead the Yule Log and Boar's Head ceremonies in Radnor. In Denbigh, W. Worcester, '21, as the Master of the House, and M. Holt, '23, as the Mistress, will pre- side over the revels. A tea dance with music by the same orchestra that plays in Pembroke at night, will be held in Merion. During the buffet supper there will be stunts by all classes. Rockefeller, under the management of G. Trotter, '21, is also having speeches during dinner, and a general stunt in which every class is rcprcscntc.l Soviet Upholders Win Debate: Down Supporters of Old Czarist Regime That Soviet government offers the Russian people better opportunity for development than they enjoyed during the last ten years of the Czar's reign, was decided by the judges' award at a hotly contested debate, held last Wed- nesday by the Debating Club, under the auspices of the World Citizenship Com- mittee of the Christian Association. The affirmative team was H. Stone, '21; B. Warburg, '21, and L. Bunch, '22. The negative, O. Howard, '22; I. Beaudrias, '23, and R. Karns, '21. Because the affirmative side had more arguments not met by the negative, the judges, Margaret Brown, '00, warden of Merion; C. Garrison, '21, and J. Flex- ner, '21, decided two to one in their favor. The negative, they said, pre- sented their arguments more coherently and effectively, O. Howard and I. Beau- drias speaking particularly "well. Helen Stone Makes Rebuttal Summarizing points for her side in the rebuttal, when she had showed the injustices under the Czar's reign, H. Stone said: "After a period of Czarist misrule, Soviet communism stands be- fore the world as having given Russia the vote for all men, with an executive committee that can be recalled by the peo- ple, political equality of men and women, education for all in many branches, the abolition of the poll tax, and division of all the land among all the people." Restriction of the press under soviet- ism was stressed by the negative, de- struction of the peasants' ambition when they must turn over their surplus to the state, the exclusive communist principles taught in the schools, the breaking down of family life, and the miserable living conditions. In answering the negative, Miss Stone urged the fact that the comparison was between Russia during the ten years of Czarism, seven of which were peaceful, with the country under three years of communism, suffering from exterior and interior wars and blockade, which have necessitated restrictions like those on the press, the amount of food allowed the people, and the subjects taught in schools. All Seniors Except Four Pass Second French Writing Leaving only four students to take a third "written," the second French lan- guage examination, old plan, shows a record of five passes, two merits, two credits and one high credit. The grades are: High Credit: M. Morton. Credit: E. Cope, E. Godwin. Merit: J. Brown, B. Kellogg. Passed: C. Bickley, M. O. Hawkins, D. Klenke, P. Ostroff, M. W. Taylor. Failed: F Billstein, M. Foot, H James, M. Wiesman. VARSITYj CRUSHES BALTIMORE TEAM IN 11-2 VICTORY C. Bickley Stars for Bryn Mawr Varsity defeated the Mt. Washington Club, of Baltimore, 11-2, in a post-sea- son match last Saturday. The Baltimore team was fast, but played out of position and was easily held in check by the Bryn Mawr backs. The first half opened with a goal for Baltimore by Miss Winand, center for- ward, after a long run by Miss Xorris, left wing. A tally for Bryn Mawr by K Walker evened the score, and Var- sity then took the lead with a goal, shot from the edge of the circle by A. Nicoll. For a period then neither side scored, the ball passing from end to end of the field, until Miss Turnbull, right wing for Baltimore, shot a goal in a scrim- mage around the circle, tieing the score at half time. Bryn Mawr Rallies in Second Half Starting off with a rush, Bryn Mawr rallied in the second half, scoring nine goals, while the Baltimore team was un- able to penetrate the strong defense put up by Miss Duncan, full-back; G. Rhoads, goal, and V. Corse, center half- back. The play during this half was marked by the team work of the Bryn Mawr forward line and the clever inter- cepting and clearing of M. Carey, '20, right half-back for Baltimore, and Miss Bowcn, goal-keeper. C. Bickley played a dependable game at center forward, scoring four goals and passing well to the insides, while E. Cecil was quick on right wing, taking the ball down time and again. Line-up: BALTIMORE BRYN MAWR E. Turnbull* ........R.W........E. Cecil,* '21 G. Webb ...........R.I. ...K. Walker,*" '21 If. Winand* .........C.....C Bickley,**** '21 R. Brown ...........L.I......A. Nico",*" '22 A. Norru ...........LAV.......M. F�rie�, '24 M. Carey. '20 .......R.H.........F. Bliss. '22 V. Stuart ...........C.H.........V. Cor�e. '23 H. Turnbull .........L.H.......E. Newell, "21 L. Homer ..........R.F.........Mist Duncan M. K.-ilK.il/ .........L.F......E. Donahue, '22 K. Bowen ...........G...........M. Foot. '21 Subititutes: E. Taylor, '21, for E. Donahue, '22; G. -Rhoa.lv. '22, for M. Foot. '21. BIOLOGY A8SOCIATE NEXT TERM WILL BE DR. FRANZ 8CHRADER Dr. Franz Schrader, B.S. Columbia, 1914, and Ph.D. Columbia, 1919, will come to Bryn Mawr, in February, as associate pro- fessor of biology. Doctor Schrader was scientist for the Bureau of Fisheries, De- partment of Commerce, Washington, D. C, 1915-16, and has been pathologist for the bureau since 1919. During 1918-19 he was assistant in Zoology at Columbia. ELIZABETH DONAHUE 18 VAR8ITY HOCKEY CAPTAIN FOR 1928-1921 The captain of the Varsity Hockey team tor the season of 1921-1922, will be E Donahue, Junior captain. Miss Donahue has played right fullback on Varsity since her Freshman year and has, for three years, been captain of her class team She prepared for Bryn Mawr at the Baldwin School Dr. Spaeth Will Give Piano Recital and Commentary on Music A piano recital by Dr. Spaeth, of New York, will be given in the gymnasium Friday evening, January 7, at 8 o'clock. In Dr. Spaeth's recitals, according to the American Piano Company, under whose auspices the concert is given, "the works of the great masters are interpreted by the leading pianistic virtuosi of the day, with illuminating commentary on con- temporary music and the ideals and ideas of the artists. "Dr. Spaeth's work has thus far been so very successful that we wish to give every prominent college the opportunity of having one of these evenings." ORIGINALITY IN POETRY IS STRESSED BY ROBERT FROST Gives First Lesson in Verse Making Robert Frost, the New England poet, made his second visit to Bryn Mawr this winter, when he addressed the writing members of the Reeling and Writhing C lub on Thursday evening and gave in- terviews to fourteen members on Friday. Mr, Frost has been engaged to meet four times with the Reeling and Writh- ing Club to give a course in writing poetry. The first of his visits was Oc- tober 30, when he read from his poems in Taylor Hall. February 16 he ii ex- pected again to talk t.. Club members only on "Fetching and Far-Fetching," a discussion of metaphor and allied fig- ures as used in poetry. Finds Influence of John Masefieid In the work of the Bryn Mawr stu- dent-, Mr. Frost said that he found traces of the influence of Amy Lowell, John Masefieid and Rupert Brook, but not of Vachel Lindsay. "To achieve originality," said Mr. Frost, "you must eliminate all the not-you." There are two growing moods in writing verse� one when the poet loses himself in the inspiration of the moment. Later comes the critical mood, where all the unorig- inal and poor parts must be eliminated. "There should be enough fire and warmth in a young poet for him to be able to sacrifice some of it to gain form," said Mr. Frost. "The great poet or writer of any kind shows himself by his metaphors," said Mr. Frost. Metaphors, such as "brand- new" and "nettled," are woven into all our speech, Mr. Frost explained. "These are useless for poetical purposes. Our business as poets is to make new ones." Leaves Questions With Writhers Mr. Frost left several questions with his class. Among these were. What dis- tinction do you make between invention and imagination? Does the subject mat- ter of poetry come from anything beyond sight and insight, if sight is used to denote all senses? Mr. Frost dined in Denbigh on Thurs- day evening, when members of the Har- mony Club of the Senior Class arranged special singing in the dining-room. On Friday, Mr. Frost lunched with Presi- dent Thomas in the Deanery. Any one who has written at any time for the Reeling and Writhing Club may come to Mr. Frost's talks. Interviews will be given only to those who have Mibnutted work to Mr Frost Poems should be given either to E Page. '2i, or M Willcox. '.'J VIOLET OAKLEY SHOWS HIGH IDEALISM IN TALK ON ART Illumination in Books and on Walls the Subject of Illustrated Lecture Dressed in a striking gown of mediae- val design and reading from a gold-bound, hand-illuminated manuscript, Violet Oakley, foremost among the mural painters in America, spoke last Friday evening, in Tay- lor Hall, under the auspices of the Art Club, on the "Idea of Illumination Within Rooks and Upon Walls." Reproductions of the vivid illuminated letters wrought by churchmen of the early centuries, of the vast frescoes which cover the walls of Italian churches, and of the illustra- tions of Pyle and du Mauricr were used by Miss Oakley to show her Bryn Mawr audience how some of the greatest deco- rators have carried out their ideals of art. Addressing the members of the Art Club and Miss King's classes in her au- dience, Miss Oakley said: "You are proving your appreciation of the vital relation of art to your own lives and your realization that life is itself an art �the finest, surely, of all the arts. And you arc thus proving your worthiness to enjoy the privilege of life amidst the architectural fitness and beauty which is Bryn Mawr, thanks to the wisdom, knowledge and judgment and unerring taste of your distinguished president, Miss Thomas. "The slides I have selected to show you are of pictures which have meant 10 much more to me than the still-life paintings of a jug and a mass of fruit on a table, which fill our galleries," said Miss Oakley. The first slides showed initials and pages from early manu- scripts. "When people say to me, 'I would love to be an artist, but I cannot draw a straight line,' I want to say to them, 'Learn to write beautifully; learn to manuscribc, and you can then paint Si easily as any and every scribe in the (Continued on I've 2) Raymond Fosdick Coming Saturday Night to Explain Police Systems "Police Systems in Europe and Amer- ica" will be the subject of a lecture by Raymond Fosdick, Saturday evening, at 8 o'clock, in Taylor Hall, under the au- spice- of the History Club. Doctor Fos- dich is an authority on the question, having spent the year 1913 in Europe as represen- tative of the Rockefeller Bureau of Social Hygiene, studying police organizations in different countries. As chairman during the war of the Com- mittee on Training Camp Activities, Mr. Fosdick worked with Secretary Baker in the "checking of moral hazards frequently associated with camp life." He is a mem- ber of the Citizens' Council of the National Social I'nit organization, which plans to work out in other cities the democratic Social I'nit experiment that has been in practice a year in Cincinnati. Mr. Fosdick is the author of "European Police Systems" TRAIN8 APPROVED BY OFFICE After Christmas vacation students re- turning to college may take trains on this list. From Boston, the Quaker City Express, due in Philadelphia at MS A M From Chicago, train leasing at 10.30 IV M . making connections at Omaha In case the Omaha train is late, the Broadway Umited. leaving at 10.30. From Cincinnati and St. Louis, train arriving in Philadelphia at 7 30 A M. pro- vided it can reach Paoli l.y 8 o'clock to nuke connection* there for Bryn Mawr.
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really IS gold, in this case.
The gold thread for the coiling vines is real gold, and, like the gilt sylke twist, was purpose-made for this project by Bill Barnes of Golden Threads in the UK. It is a gold wire wrapped around two ends of yellow silk thread. I know the next question is whether any is available for sale, and the answer is, maybe. Right now we're tracking how much thread it takes to embroider the coils and counting spools of thread. If there's any left over, it will certainly be made available. If there isn't, and there is huge demand, well, look what happened with the GST. Every time I check, new colors have been added to the line, and two sessions ago there was great excitement when Tricia brought out spools for sale. Not one person around the table said "I want this color", or "I'd like to have this one"; it was all "I need this one. And this one. And … this one."
This past weekend's experiment was exceedingly successful. Judy, who worked mostly at Tricia's last week, arrived on Friday not babbling incoherently from too much gold work. She was still smiling and stitching and enjoying. Lyn J from Canada, Debbie A and Carli D from the NYC area all stepped up to the guinea pig table and took instruction from Tricia before practicing, comparing, and practicing some more.
Debbie reported that the gold is Not a pain to work with, in fact it is quite durable. She used one length for practice and was able to pick out mistakes several times and reuse the same length without trouble. The end you have to thread through the needle frays a bit, but Wendy reports that if you chew on it a little you can shape it up to re-thread.
Even after four days of coiling vine after coiling vine, Lyn, Carli and Debbie were still enjoying the work. I asked them if it seemed to take forever, because just watching them, to me, it seemed to go much more quickly than I'd thought (feared). They said that in the working it seemed to go slowly, but whenever they sat back to look, more was done than they expected, and less time expired. Lyn claimed to be Princess Slow-poke, but she accomplished several coils and none of the rest of us thought she was going slowly. I think she's just accustomed to working more quickly than most and so this felt slow.
Here are pictures of Debbie and Carli's pieces. Lyn was working well past the final bell on Monday, and Wendy didn't remember to photograph her piece before we put it away. We will take a photo to post on Thursday, when we're taking some studio photos of individual motifs. I think Carli was working on the right front and Debbie on the back.
Do you want to work some of the coiling vines? Our test group did so well we're going to do it again. If you're free the weekend of 11/21-24 (this is the weekend BEFORE Thanksgiving – I offered to run a session over Thanksgiving, pointing out that Pen and I will be here anyway, but got no takers), either have practiced the plaited braid according to Leon Conrad's instructions as amplified and illustrated by Linda Connors, and are willing to work on matching gauge and stitch density, send me a note email@example.com We can take 3-4 people to work vines, and a couple more to work silk or GST on the coif & forehead cloth.
We are "pushing" the jacket to completion this winter, in time for display at the beginning of May. I am worried about the winter weather too, look at last year! but look for more sessions in January and February. If you want to suggest dates, send me a note.
In addition to the gold workers, we had three lace makers this weekend. Sue, Linda and Colleen nearly finished the last short piece – the second cuff, as well as the long piece. Colleen also managed to do some embroidery on the coif. There are two new plans afoot – to develop some patterns for white lace to adorn the smocks, coifs, cuffs, and collars of certain characters on our living history sites, and to develop a smaller spangled lace suitable for trimming the coif and forehead cloth. If you're a lacer and weren't interested in working metal but might want to do some white lace, let me know and I'll keep you apprised of progress.
I don't have much news on the symposium, mostly because I've been focusing on getting the interpreters what they need to finish the season. I have a couple of firm commitments from speakers, one probable yes, and I have to get back to the couple I haven't heard from; the biggest news is that the registration will open first to those who have worked on the piece. They'll get a 5-week headstart to register and then we will open the registration to everyone. We plan to start this in December, and of course news will appear here and in an email blast to the stitchers/lacers. SO please update your contact information. I know there are some who have changed email/moved etc since coming. If you know someone in that situation, please ask him/her to contact us in order to stay informed. You can update by sending me or Kathy an email or calling 508-746-1622 X 8248 (Penny), X 8119 (me), or X 8114 (Kathy).


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Its short, only a minute, but the entire thing from start to finish is a great example of the trash spread on the internet Zoltan. Just like the crap you post! You are posting things like this related to government conspiracy, anti american, that are lies and untruths, crafted to look like something they are not.
In this YouTube, the format is the same. Mysterious view of something unknown, written sugguestions, same cheesey music, Oh, "just like something found in Russia", "don't tamper with it", "seal off the area, nobody go near it". like its some kind of alien space craft. Make it appear as something the isn't. Just like the crap you post.
This sphere never ever was a mystery, there was no question what it was from the day it was found in Texas. The sphere was a fuel cell that fell from the Space Shuttle Columbia, and ended up in the lake. They cleared the area and told people not to touch it, becasue it holds very toxic fuels, and you could also see where it partially burned up on reentry.
Get the message Zoltan, that distortions like this inindate the internet? All you are doing is passing it on to gullable people who believe it. Far from honest objective opinions, be honest and admit it.
This is a perfect example of how a common news story, can be fabricated into something that is a lie from any computer, and be on the world wide web. People in dozens of countries, who know nothing about real news in the USA, looked at this and think its real? Unforftunatly there are thousands, maybe millions with no conscience about posting this stuff.


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Children (ages 6 - 12) are invited to become Nature Detectives at our hands-on workshops where we'll learn all about bats and how these pollinators relate to gardening. Every child will receive free gardening goodies, including Nature Detective notebooks, and enjoy learning all about our wonderful Florida bats and why they are so valuable and not so scary. These workshops are designed by the Sisterhood of the Traveling Plants, sponsored by the Garden Club of St. Augustine and the Friends of the Anastasia Island Branch Library. Space is limited. Call the library at 209-3730 to register.


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"The Westminster Way" shall define the College's culture among and between campus constituencies and shall reinforce our commitment to a "winning tradition" across all endeavors of the College in accordance with our Mission Statement.
WE BELIEVE that Westminster College is an outstanding place to learn, teach, work, and live. Among campus constituents, exceptionally high levels of interpersonal caring, respect, collaboration, and collegiality exist. Yet we challenge and support one another to constantly improve in order to elevate further Westminster as among America's best colleges. This institutional "ethos"must be preserved and nurtured for it represents a key defining feature of the College. This Initiative reinforces the importance of this culture and defines goals to preserve and nurture it as one of our great institutional strengths.
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- Codify our institutional values into a list known as "The Westminster Way."
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Techniques for creating new types of stem cells
Generating new stem cell lines is a major focus of many CIRM funded researchers. Learn why these new lines are considered so important for the field to move forward.
What is a stem cell line?
A stem cell line is a group of identical pluripotent stem cells that can be grown and multiplied in a lab dish. A line originates with either a single iPS cell or from the cells of a five day old blastocyst, and all resulting cells in the line are replicates of the original cells. Researchers working with these lines can grow up large volumes of cells and freeze some in liquid nitrogen for future use or to share with colleagues.
Researchers are still learning the best way to grow and maintain pluripotent stem cells. The cells need nutrients and a number of biological factors in the lab dish in order to grow well. Figuring out the best combination of factors to maintain a stem cell line is the focus of several CIRM grants.
- A list of CIRM awards for generating adult stem cell lines
- A list of CIRM awards for generating embryonic stem cell lines
- A list of CIRM awards for generating iPS lines
- A list of CIRM awards for generating cancer stem cell lines
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What are the different ways of creating pluripotent stem cell lines?
Researchers are taking many different approaches to creating new pluripotent cell lines. CIRM considers this to be such an important endeavor that it has funded $23 million in grants dedicated to the creation of new cell lines and to techniques that make the process more efficient.
In vitro fertilization embryos
All human embryonic stem cell lines in use today were created from embryos generated by vitro fertilization (IVF) and donated for research purposes after the couple had completed their family. After fertilization, the cells divide for about five days to form a ball of cells called a blastocyst. At this point the blastocyst would still be in the fallopian tube and a woman would likely not know that she is pregnant. For IVF, this is the stage when a doctor would transfer the blastocyst into a woman's uterus.
The blastocyst is essentially a hollow ball of cells containing an inner clump that is known as the inner cell mass. This clump is what give rise to embryonic stem cells if grown in a dish. To generate an embryonic stem cell line, a researcher removes the outer layer of the five day old blastocyst then puts it on a lab dish containing factors that allow cells of the inner cell mass to grow and thrive. These cells form the basis of a new embryonic stem cell line.
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Nuclear Transfer
Nuclear transfer to create new stem cell lines involves removing the genetic material from an egg, then injecting the genetic material from an adult person's cell into that egg. Researchers then stimulate the egg to begin maturing. About five days later the egg develops into a hollow ball of about 150 cells called a blastocyst. This is the same type of blastocyst that would be used to create cell lines from donated IVF embryos. Researchers remove the inner cell mass from the blastocyst and grow those cells in a lab dish to create a new embryonic stem cell line.
Researchers have used nuclear transfer to create stem cell lines from a wide range of animals including non-human primates. In 2013, scientists in Oregon for the first time created human stem cell lines through nuclear transfer.
Embryonic stem cells created through nuclear transfer have the advantage of being genetically identical to a person's own cells. If that person received a transplant of these cells to replace cells damaged by spinal cord injury or destroyed in diabetes, the cells would probably not be rejected by the immune system.
The process of using nuclear transfer to create cell lines identical to a person's own cells is sometimes referred to as therapeutic cloning. That's because those identical stem cells would be created with the intent to derive therapies.
Therapeutic cloning should not be confused with reproductive cloning, in which the intent is to create an identical human being. The California constitution, CIRM regulations and all other states that are actively supporting stem cell research expressly prohibit human reproductive cloning.
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Robert Blelloch talks about creating embryonic stem cell lines through SCNT (3:15)
Stanford Publication: Illustration of SCNT
The first human induced pluripotent stem (iPS) cells were created by inserting four genes into the DNA of human skin cells. Those introduced genes caused the cells to revert back to a form that is similar to the very early embryonic state, rendering them pluripotent.
These cells are an exciting and valuable research tool, however, iPS cells currently face some hurdles before they can be used in clinical trials of a cell based therapy. The initial versions of the technique used a virus to shuttle the genes into the skin cell, which can integrate into the cell's DNA and possibly cause hazardous mutations. What's more, some of the genes used to create the iPS cells have some cancer-causing potential.
Many CIRM-funded researchers are trying to identify safer ways of creating iPS cells, which would allow researchers to create patient-specific stem cells that can be transplanted as a treatment for disease. These researchers are looking into using methods that don't require the genes to incorporate into the cell's DNA or finding a combination of chemicals or proteins to replace those genes as alternative ways of creating iPS cells.
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America's research universities have undergone striking change in recent decades, as have many aspects of the society that surrounds them. This change has important implications for the heart of every university: the faculty. To sustain their high level of intellectual excellence and their success in preparing young people for the various roles they will play in society, universities need to be aware of how evolving conditions affect their ability to attract the most qualified people and to maximize their effectiveness as teachers and researchers.
Gender roles, family life, the demographic makeup of the nation and the faculty, and the economic stability of higher education all have shifted dramatically over the past generation. In addition, strong current trends in technology, funding, and demographics suggest that change will continue and perhaps even accelerate in academe in the years to come. One central element of academic life has remained essentially unchanged for generations, however: the formal structure of the professorial career. Developed in the mid-nineteenth and early twentieth centuries to suit circumstances quite different from today's, and based on traditions going back even earlier, this customary career path is now a source of strain for both the individuals pursuing it and the institutions where they work.
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HUTCHINSON, Kan. (AP) -- A Vatican official is expected in Kansas to complete a length investigation into a possible miracle that could help elevate a Kansas priest to sainthood.
Italian lawyer Andrea Ambrosi returns to Kansas on Saturday to finalize the investigation into whether the Rev. Emil Kapaun, a Kansas priest who died in 1951 in a North Korean prisoner-of-war camp, will become a saint.
The recovery of Avery Gerleman, a student at Hutchinson Community College, is one of the possible miracles being investigated by the Vatican's Congregation for the Causes of Saints, The Hutchinson News reported (http://bit.ly/16BRojM).
Gerleman believes Kapaun saved her life back in 2006, just as he saved soldiers in the prisoner-of-war camp.
In 2006, came down with an auto-immune disorder that began destroying her lungs and kidneys. A respirator and dialysis were keeping her alive. There was oxygen building behind her heart, and surgery was necessary to relieve the pressure. She lost 30 pounds and eventually had to learn to walk again.
"I am supposed to be a vegetable on oxygen," Avery said. "It's crazy. But I know I am a miracle."
The Gerlemans, their parish priest, congregation, friends, and even area soccer clubs and people around the globe began praying to God and asking Kapaun's intercession for a miraculous healing for Avery. She has since recovered.
Ambrosi, the Vatican postulator, came to Kansas earlier to interview many people, including Avery Gerleman. The final visit from Ambrosi will be Saturday and Sunday, said Amy Pavlacka, a spokeswoman for the Catholic Diocese of Wichita. Then the case will be handed over to the Vatican, but it still could be a long while before any decision is made.
"First he must be named a servant of God, and beatified," Pavlacka said. The initial designation, "servant of God," was conferred on Kapaun in 1993.
If one miracle is confirmed, he will be given the title of blessed. And then if there is proof of a second miracle, he would be canonized as a saint. But if the search determines Kapaun is a martyr, he will automatically be beautified, requiring only one miracle for sainthood.
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Rh incompatibility is a condition that develops when a pregnant woman has Rh-negative blood and the baby in her womb has Rh-positive blood.
Rh-induced hemolytic disease of the newborn; Erythroblastosis fetalis
During pregnancy, red blood cells from the unborn baby can cross into the mother's bloodstream through the placenta.
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Rh incompatibility develops only when the mother is Rh-negative and the infant is Rh-positive. Thanks to the use of special immune globulins called RhoGHAM, this problem has become uncommon in places that provide access to good prenatal care.
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Rh incompatibility is almost completely preventable. Rh-negative mothers should be followed closely by their obstetricians during pregnancy.
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15 Young Firms to Watch: workshop/apd, New York
The principals of workshop/apd, Matthew Berman and Andrew Kotchen.
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Workshop/apd's residential work includes both new and remodeled houses. This new Greenwich, Conn., residence was completed in 2011.
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Workshop/apd's residential work includes both new and remodeled houses. This new Greenwich, Conn., residence was completed in 2011.
Also in 2011, the firm remodeled a New York duplex, opening up the kitchen to the main living space.
The rustic character of this 2011 house aligns with its bucolic Nantucket setting.
"We push our clients (with confidence, a smile, exuberance). We are not afraid to take risks and show them to clients and sell it to them." (Matthew Berman)
"When doing a presentation, we want them to drop their jaw and go, wow, I never would have thought of that. It is what we think makes the experience of our clients different." (Matthew Berman)
"The green stuff is a baseline. Good design integrates so many aspects of sustainability. It's not so much the talking points anymore." (Andrew Kotchen)
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Matthew Berman, Assoc. AIA, and Andrew Kotchen, Assoc. AIA, first rose to national prominence in 2006, when they won Global Green USA's design competition for energy-efficient affordable housing in New Orleans. Since then their New York–based firm, workshop/apd, has continued to explore ways to bring good design to more people—while still doing the high-end, custom residential projects that make up the majority of its work.
For example, Berman and Kotchen designed a product line for the Italian kitchen company Aster Cucine that launched in 2011. They've also developed SpruceBox, a Web-based visualization tool for kitchens and baths, to help consumers make decisions on products, layouts, and finishes. SpruceBox currently is on hold, but it may return as the economy rebounds.
The firm's interiors department has grown over the past couple of years, as has its range of project types. In addition to apartment and loft renovations, Berman and Kotchen have their first restaurant under construction, as well as a conversion of an existing West Village building into 55 multifamily units. And their commitment to sustainability has remained strong. "A high-performance building is a responsible building," Kotchen says. "Any good professional today is doing them."
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