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Hi! I'm Melissa Ann from Lilac Lane. I'm SO excited to share my first goody with you. Today we are making a child's apron, chef's hat and play oven mitts. If you would like to win the ensemble pictured above, hop on over to my blog. I'm having a giveaway for it! Otherwise, here are the instructions you need to make it for yourself. In fact, one jelly roll makes two complete sets. Yummy! Enjoy.
If you pressed your seams the same direction in step 2, they will lock together in the back and make really nice looking squares on the front. They should look something like this.
Then fold in half the other way, making a square.
Step 5. There will be two folded sides. Taking your ruler, mark eight inches from the corner between the two folded sides. Mark the eight inches at several points, forming an arc. A compass would be good for this. Join the marks and cut.
You will have a nice circle.
Step 6. Sew two rows of gathering stitches all around the circle at 1/4 and 3/8 inches from the edge. For my sewing machine, this means setting the stitch length to 5. Pull up the gathers some, but not too much. You want this part of the hat to be a little bit bigger than the band.
Step 7. Measure the child's head. In the absence of a child to measure, my two year old measures 19 inches, four year old 20 inches and 6 year old 21 inches. This hat fit all three of them.
Step 11. Pin the gathered part of the hat into the hat band. Since the band is very stretchy, it's okay if the gathered part is bigger -- you can ease it as you go.
Step 12. Sew all the way around the hat, joining the hat band to the gathered fabric. I used a seam just a bit larger than 3/8 inches so that I didn't have to pull out the gathering thread when I was finished. I find that it is a bit easier if you put the gathered part on top and the knit on the bottom against the feed dogs. Then, you guessed it, zigzag all the way around your seam.
Step 15. Fold the edges over and press 1/4 inch, and then 1/4 inch again. Sew down this seam about 1/4 inch from the edge to finish it.
Step 17. Open up your pressed strip and sew along the first pressed indentation. Sew with the right side of the strip facing the wrong side of the bottom of the apron. When you reach the end of the apron, cut about 1/4" extra, fold this in to be even with the end of the apron skirt and sew across to the end of the apron skirt.
Step 18. Fold the edging over to the front side of the apron and edge stitch across it.
Step 19. Choose four strips for the apron ties. Similar colors would probably look nicest. Set these aside for just a bit.
Step 21. Gently curve the corners of the top of the bodice.
Step 23. Now take the four tie pieces. Sew two together at the short ends and then the other two together in the same way. Then pin the two ties together. Pinning is a must here! Leave a twenty inch gap centered in the middle of the ties. I marked this with two pins. Sew all the way around everything but the marked twenty inches in the middle.
Step 24. Clip the corners and then turn the whole thing inside out. Press it flat. Then press a 1/4" seam into the center part which wasn't sewn.
Step 26. Edge stitch around the entire thing. I like to edge stitch all the way around the ties so you never have to worry about them getting a little wonky when you wash the apron. Check the back when you're finished to make sure you caught the back side of the tie. If not, rip out a little and try again. If you caught it all, then great! Move on to the next step.
Step 27. Choose a fabric for the strap and cut it down to 30 inches. If you are enlarging the pattern, make it a little bit bigger. Make a strap exactly how you made the bottom trim in step 16. Edge stitch all the way around this piece.
Step 28. Thread one side through and knot two or three times so that it won't come out of the button hole. Then thread the other side through and knot once or twice so that it will, with effort, come out of the button hole.
Step 31. Sew all the way around the mitt and clip the curvy parts and the thumb indentation part.
Step 32. Turn the glove right side out and press. Measure across the opening. Take this measurement times 2 and then add 1/2 inch. Mine is 4 inches across. Taking it time 2 is 8 inches and and extra half inch is 8 1/2. Cut a strip this size. Press it as you did in step 16. Then open it up and sew the two ends together.
Step 33. Then fold it back on its fold lines and position over the mitt. Edge stitch all the way around. Check the inside to make sure you caught everything. If you did, you're finished! Congratulations!
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They are breakfast cookies, so don't expect dessert. ( although if you don't eat much sugar and you are craving something sweet after a meal with a cuppa tea these would probably hit the spot! ) Adding 1 c of raisins and 1 c of nuts would turn these into a more traditional cookie.
I make these for breakfast and a quick energy snack on the go.
Just a note, this recipe contains psyllium husk. I used it as a binder and to improve the mouth feel since there is no fat in these babies.
I have been experimenting with the husk because I have it on hand and because when you cook flax seeds, you are killing the Omega 3 benefits. Psyllium has been working pretty well so far, but I don't think it would be a great stand in for flax in a more traditional dessert like a vanilla cake. If you have experience baking with psyllium, I'd love to know your thoughts!
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3 c pulsed apples ( around 5 apples )
1 c hot white beans
1 c water ( if using sweetener reduce water by 2 3 T )
1 t vinegar
Very scant ½ t stevia or ½ cup sweetener
1/8 t cloves
1/8 t nutmeg
1 T cinnamon
Pinch salt
2 T psyllium husk
2 c old fashioned oats
1 t baking powder
Pre-heat over to 375
Method: Pulse apples in a food processor, set aside in large mixing bowl. Puree white beans, add to bowl. Add water to food processor and pulse to get everything off the sides, add to bowl. Now add the rest of the ingredients. Stir well. Drop by ¼ c scoops onto a baking sheet that has been sprayed with cooking spray.
Bake for 20-30 minutes* or until the top seems very firm. Allow cookies to cool before eating. They will be better the next day.
Yield 24 cookies
*I think my oven is off because I didn't anticipate having to bake these for so long, so check them after 15 minutes.
They have a great texture and like I said earlier, walnuts and raisins would be a great addition. I worked out the nutritional information per cookie:
45 calories
1 g natural fat
8 g carbs
1.8 grams protein
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I left my heart in Philadelphia
Last Friday, I took my last exam then promptly drove to the airport to meet up with Ashley, Caro, Christy, Diana, Jennie, Julia, Maritza, Megan, Minty, Nova, Pam and Specs in Philadelphia. Unfortunately, Nova hurt her back and Jennie got sick (and then got a PhD!) so I missed them, providing plenty of reasons to plan another knitting weekend. The rest of us communed over good food and even better yarn for a weekend of knitting-related silliness fun.
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I scored an amazing cowl in a little swap we planned. Diana knit me the most beautiful, silky blue cowl in a traveling rib pattern.
Would it be in bad taste to wear it every day? I cannot stop looking at my lovely cowl; the color is very striking!
Look at the stitch definition! Stunning! The yarn is Tilli Thomas Fil de la Mer and its content is 70% silk and 30% sea cell.
I knit a cowl for Minty out of Blue Sky Alpacas Alpaca & Silk held together with Plymouth Royal Llama Silk. Actually, I knit three cowls for this swap (more on the other two later). I could not decide which one she would prefer so I brought all three and let Minty choose.
She picked the first one I made! I admit to liking this one the best, even if it is the simplest of the three. Here's Beatrix modeling it before I left.
Pattern: modified Gloria Cowl
Yarn: Blue Sky Alpacas Alpaca Silk (in Mandarin) and Plymouth Royal Llama Silk (in #1880)
Needles: US 8
In the interest of brevity, I will save the other cowls and the pair of socks that I started and finished over the weekend (incredible!) for my next post. After Maryland Sheep & Wool this year, Lolly commented the dread she felt about the post-festival blog post: there is so much to say, so many pictures, so many links. I feel the same way about my weekend in Philly. For that reason, I will let Flickr do the rest of the talking. Needless to say, it was great fun and I look forward to a sequel!
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My gosh, it looks like so much fun! And those cowls are beautiful–nice job on the scoring *and* the knitting. :)
Sounds like great fun! Gorgeous cowl you knit AND received. Oh, Beatrix, what gorgeous eyes you have.
Wow, it looks like it was a fun weekend! And the weather was great out here, too :) Beautiful cowls.
I'll try not to gush and make a fool of myself here, but it was super exciting to finally meet you (who knew you were so short!), discover what a great real life friend you'll be now, and get my kickass orange cowl. Thanks Elinor!
You mean I have to get off of my butt and blog now? I miss you!
What a great time!!!!!
I'm so sorry I missed you, but have been living vicariously through the photos. Can't wait to meet you next time around (or the next time I'm in Kansas, which will actually be this summer… we'll have to see if I can work in a trip to Lawrence!).
oh my gosh, what a fantastic day! I have knitterly envy.
Clearly, we need to organize another go around. Or I need to get myself to Kansas….
I love all the cowls! Great job on the orange one – I love the color and the blue one is amazing!
The blue cowl is beautiful.
Oh my goodness – what fun! It was wonderful to meet you. Hope we can do that all again and soon. Beatrix looks adorable in the orange cowl. (And Minty, too, for the record.)
So glad to hear that you had a great time… hope you bring your new cowl on Saturday, would love to see it.
Every time I see those pictures I get all happy all over again! I won't be going to Kansas this fall :( but I have a feeling we'll be seeing each other anyway.
How fun! I'm in Philly right now – a week too late! :(
looks like a lot of fun! and wow, all the cowls! :)
I'm so glad you like it! And it was so wonderful to finally meet you in person. Sniff, I miss Philly too.
I'm still so whelmed that I haven't figured out how to blog about it yet. Can't wait for the next one! Mwah!
Wow! Looks like a fun, fun weekend. Beautiful cowl Diana made for you.


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Many companies are once again matching employees' 401k contributions after suspending or slashing matches during the recession.
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Molex, established in 1938, is one of the world's largest global manufacturers of interconnect products. Molex creates innovative product solutions for wire-to-wire, wire-to-board, and board-to-board connectors, including header, backplane, terminal, telecom, ethernet, and cable, as well as application tooling. Molex's efforts to minimize the environmental impacts of business activities, products, and services are reflected in their commitment to their environment management system, ECOCARE.
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Molex 504281 Series 0.30mm Pitch Non-ZIF FPC Connectors are one of the smallest pitch non-ZIF types available. These connectors offer a compact size along with secure cable retention and low cable insertion force. The dual contact feature enables the same connector to be used on parallel boards to simplify design and sourcing. These connectors also have the same footprint pattern as Molex's 503566 front-flip type FPC connector for further design flexibility. A staggered contact design provides easier soldering, along with smooth and low cable insertion force. Sufficient space between housing walls and terminals helps prevent solder flux intrusion. Applications include digital still cameras, mobile equipment, and medical.
Molex 104168 space-saving microSD/micro-SIM Connector Series combines a micro-SIM and microSD memory card socket in a single unit for easy memory card access. This Molex connector is a surface-mount, 8-circuit card type that features a detect switch. It is 2.28mm in height and is push-pull style. This memory card socket has a maximum per contact current of 0.5A and maximum voltage of 10V.
Molex SlimStack™ SSB6 Board-to-Board Connectors are ideal for tight-packing applications. These 0.35mm fine-pitch connectors offer maximum space savings, mating guidance, and secure electrical and mechanical contact for all types of mobile devices. These ultra-low profile connectors have a height of just 0.60mm and a width of 2.0mm. These connectors are ideal for use in mobile devices and medical applications.
Molex Standard .062" Pin and Socket Power Connectors are are an excellent choice for power or signal interconnect applications. The connectors rated up to 5.0A per circuit with standard brass terminals. Tough Nylon housings and robust terminal design create a durable, long lasting
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bronze base materials and tin or gold plating offer flexibility in design.
Molex KK® 396 Reflow Process Compatible (RPC) Connector System delivers up to 13.0A and 600V per circuit and suports a lead-free solder process. Molex KK 396 Connector System is ideal for low- to mid-power wire-to-board and board-to-board applications. KK 396 RPC connector system is designed to support RoHS lead-free initiatives. Designed with a nylon housing, the wire-to-board system can withstand temperatures up to +260°C. These right-angle and vertical headers are ideal for use in a variety of consumer, data/computing, medical, and automotive applications.
Molex KK® 254 Reflow Process Compatible (RPC) Connector System supports a lead-free solder process and delivers up to 5.0A and 250V per circuit in a 2.54mm pitch package. KK 254 headers are designed to support RoHS lead-free initiatives. Designed with a nylon housing, the wire-to-board system can withstand temperatures up to +260°C. Molex KK 254 series connectors are ideal for use in industries such as automotive, medical, and consumer.
Molex Mizu-P25™ wire-to-wire connector system is the first miniature sealed system in the market to achieve IP67 certification, which provides superior levels of dustproof and waterproof protection along with space savings. The Mizu-P25 family includes two sub-families: the low-voltage system, which is rated up to 125 volts; and the high-voltage system, rated up to 250 volts. Both versions of the Mizu-P25 family provide some of the smallest mated diameters of any similar system. This helps to meet the needs of makers in various industries to fit wire-to-wire solutions through smaller spaces, holes and hinges.
Easy-On Front Flip and BackFlip™ 0.20mm FPC Connectors are ideal for tight packaging applications and offer an overall compact size for maximum space savings along with contact assurance and easy operation. A key feature of the Front Flip connector is its short length. When combined with a low profile and narrow width, it offers the smallest overall volume size of any 0.20mm pitch connector in the market today. The 0.20mm Front Flip FPC Connector series includes movable contacts that provide more secure contact retention force. The design also includes a gap that is wider than the thickness of the FPC cable to provide Zero Insertion Force (ZIF) performance for easier cable insertion. Easy-On BackFlip™ 0.20mm FPC Connectors include a spring terminal design that provides more contact retention force. This is achieved by bottom terminals that move with the cable in case it is pulled up or down to assure that electrical contact is maintained between the cable pads and terminals.
Molex Micro-Lock™ 1.25mm Pitch SMT Wire-to-Board System offers the smallest overall size and highest current-carrying capability of any similar pitch positive-lock system, while also providing a wide range of mating configurations and superior pin and terminal protection. The Micro-Lock 1.25mm pitch system is available in single and dual rows in both straight and right-angle configurations and is ideal for any application that requires space savings and mating variation. Molex Micro-Lock 1.25mm pitch system offers many of the same features as Molex's Micro-Lock 2.00mm pitch system, but the Micro-Lock 1.25 system is about 75% smaller and is rated at 1.5A versus 3.0A for Micro-Lock 2.0. The Micro-Lock 1.25mm family is available in 2-16 circuits for single row and 16-40 circuits for dual row. The system offers low-halogen material not only for connectors, but also in the wire-harness material used. This Molex positive-lock system is ideal for use in a variety of applications, including data communications, gaming, lighting, medical, car electronics, consumer, and network/telecom.
Molex PoE+ Enabled Gigabit Magnetic Jacks with LEDs support Gigabit Ethernet connectivity in accordance with IEEE802.3ab and deliver up to 30W of power to networked devices. The 85732 series (12-port) and 85735 (8-port) PoE+ Enabled Gigabit Magnetic Jacks with integrated gigabit magnetics are designed for use in high port-count gigabit switches and routers and extend Molex's product offering for multi-port magnetic jacks to meet a wider range of customer applications.
Molex VITA 66.1 Ruggedized Optical MT Backplane Connector System simplifies installation and maintenance of rugged embedded VPX MIL/AERO backplane applications. The patent-pending MT ferrule-carrier design enables field servicing without the use of hand tools. The design allows the system to blind-mate backplane applications requiring optically robust interfaces with simple accessibility and streamline MT assembly installation or regular maintenance. Compliant with ANSI-ratified VITA 66.1 specification for VPX
architecture, the system's MT termini are available in 8, 12 or 24 fibers in standard multimode and singlemode or VersaBeam™ (expanded beam MT). The system supports up to two floating MT ferrules (termini) to aid in proper mating of blind-mate applications. With its robust housing with heavy-duty anodized aluminum construction, ability to withstand extreme temperature ranges, and VITA 66.1 compliant footprint, the Molex VITA 66.1 Ruggedized Optical MT Backplane Connector System is ideal for rugged military and non-automotive commercial applications.
Molex Ultra-Fit™ Power Connectors alleviates same-circuit-size cross mating and reduces terminal backout occurrences. The space saving, low mating force, high power Ultra-Fit power connector has a 11A current rating, 3.5mm pitch and is available with color keying options. A streamlined design up to 20% smaller over similar power connectors provides space savings and an ultra-low mating force reduces operator fatigue when mating numerous high-circuit connectors.
Molex Vertical SMT Modular Jacks with Kapton Tape for vacuum pick-and-place functionality can streamline high-volume PCB production and lower manufacturing costs. Automatic vacuum pick-and-place is the most common high-speed manufacturing process for precision placement of surface mount components on PCBs in mass production. The addition of Kapton tape to the surface of Molex Vertical SMT Modular Jacks facilitates automatic vacuum pick-and-place of the connector alongside other SMT components. This streamlines high-volume production and lowers manufacturing costs for customers. These Molex modular jacks are ideal for use in a variety of networking, commercial, consumer office, medical, and industrial applications.
Molex iPass+™ zHD Vertical Connectors operate at SAS-3 and Projected SAS-4 high-speed bandwidths. These low-profile Molex connectors drive next generation data rates and port densities, improving system airflow and signal integrity by eliminating mid-plane connections. Molex iPass+ zHD Connectors are 0.75mm pitch vertical connectors feature a robust and secure connection and are scalable up to 96Gbps data rates (24Gbps over four lanes). The vertical press-fit iPass+ zHD connector nearly doubles the number of ports on the PCB compared to conventional iPass connectors. One-step placement reduces cost and time associated with the wave solder process. These iPass+ zHD connectors mate to all current miniSAS HD (Molex iPass+ HD) passive copper, active copper, and optical cable assemblies. A positive locking latch ensures secure mating retention to cable assemblies. Available in multiple configurations (1-by-1, 1-by-2, 1-by-4), these versatile press-fit iPass+ zHD connectors accommodate a range of high density data and networking applications.
Molex IllumiMate™ 1.25mm Pitch Wire-to-Board Connector System is designed to meet the low-power needs of thin-screen LED TVs. Molex 1.25mm connectors offer more mating styles, voltage ratings, circuit sizes, and locking types than any similar connector system. These IllumiMate wire-to-board connectors offer straight and right-angle headers with friction and positive locks in various circuit sizes. The inner locks save space, protect wires from tangling, and latches from breaking. Fully shrouded headers with guiding features protect pins from damage and facilitate mating. Positive locks provide secure latching when needed, while friction locks on some versions provide additional mating stability. These 1.25mm connectors feature a dual-beam terminal design for secure electrical contact, front solder tabs for strong PCB retention, and polarizing ribs between circuits in the header that facilitate mating and protect contacts. Both vertical and right-angle headers accommodate vacuum pick-and-place equipment in RoHS-compliant and low halogen material to meet global environmental requirements.
Molex IllumiMate™ 1.00mm Pitch Wire-to-Board Connector System saves about 50% of space compared to IllumiMate 1.25 Connectors to meet the demands of thinner screen designs. Molex IllumiMate 1.00mm Connectors also offer lower voltage options than the IllumiMate 1.25 range to help achieve lower power consumption. IllumiMate 1.00mm Connectors feature positive and friction locks for secure latching, guide ribs to facilitate mating and prevent housing movement, front solder tabs for strong PCB retention, and a dual-contact terminal design for electrical contact assurance. The combination of small size and various circuit size and voltage options provide unique advantages and a single footprint design for any application that may include various models with different functionalities. These Molex wire-to-board connectors are ideal for use in a variety of markets and applications, including consumer electronics (LED TVs and mobile games), personal computers (desktop LED monitors, notebooks, and tablets), and medical (diagnostic and radiology equipment).
Molex MX150 CE™ Sealed Wire-to-Wire Interconnects are the most robust, rugged wire-sealed connector system. Designed for superior value, MX150 CE Sealed Connectors are ideal for light-vehicle applications not requiring USCAR specifications. Molex MX150 CE connectors are designed to operate reliably under harsh environmental and geological conditions where vast travel distances, rugged terrain, poor road conditions, and extreme weather temperatures are expected. The series is highly compact, featuring a 43.95mm mated interconnect length. These interconnects also feature individual wire seals, ensuring IP6K9K-level protection of the entire wired assembly from end-to-end. The series supports up to 12.0A current per blade, making it suitable for high- and low-current applications.
Molex EXTreme Ten60Power™ High-Current Connectors are hybrid power and signal devices that achieve up to 260.0A per linear inch and faster response times. EXTreme Ten60Power High-Current Connectors are designed for applications that require high current density and low power loss. Designed as a higher-current and lower profile power interconnect than existing connectors, Molex EXTreme Ten60Power provides maximum current-to-length ratio packaged in a low-profile, 10.00mm height housing that enhances system airflow within the power system. Both the plug and receptacle utilize reliable, proven Molex power and signal contact designs.
Molex EXTreme OrthoPower™ Orthogonal Direct-Power Connector System delivers 60.0A via split-blade technology, providing dedicated 60.0A current via 30.0A in-and-out routing through a dense power interconnect. Molex EXTreme OrthoPower Connector System solves the networking and telecommunications challenge of routing power to backplane line cards. This orthogonal direct-power connector system uses a dedicated power card to power each line card for 30.0A in-and-out routing, totaling 60.0A per module. This configuration provides cost savings by eliminating power routing through orthogonal direct backplane connectors. These connectors utilize proven technology from the Molex EXTreme LPHPower™ and EXTreme Ten60Power™ High-Current Connector systems.
Molex SL™ (Stackable Linear) Modular Connectors lead the consumer electronics and automotive industries with the largest number of variations and cabling configurations. The SL series includes new surface mount headers for low-power and signal wire-to-board and wire-to-wire applications. The comprehensive SL Modular Connector System includes: press-fit compliant-pin, low-profile, latching vertical and right-angle headers; five stackable, low-profile housings for male or female crimp terminals; pre-assembled, single-piece pin and receptacle connector assemblies for IDT termination of discrete wire or ribbon cable and piercing crimp termination of FFC/FPC; single- and dual-row latching interim clips for stacking of sub-assemblies to form larger connectors; and panel mounts for modular wire-to-wire remote interconnections. SL products are capable of mating with select C-Grid® and KK® products. This product family is suitable for low-power signal applications such as computers, medical instruments, and automotive controls.
Molex 89762 Flexible Microwave Cable Assemblies deliver high performance with proven cable technology and connector termination expertise. These Molex high-performance, flexible microwave cable assemblies replace stiff and difficult-to-install semi-rigid assemblies.The flexible microwave cables are constructed from Temp-Flex® coaxial cables and Molex RF connectors and offer excellent electrical properties while minimizing Voltage Standing Wave Ration (VSWR) and insertion loss for the ideal cable and connector combination. Connector options include SMA, 2.92, SMP, SMPM, and others.
Molex Nano-SIM Card Sockets feature superior reliability for smartphones and tablet devices and are designed to mate seamlessly with standard Nano-SIM and specially-fitted micro-SIM cards. Molex Nano-SIM Card Sockets have a card socket shell with a 1.30mm profile height to enable use of the standard height (0.67mm) Nano-SIM cards as well as the thicker (0.76mm) specially-fitted micro-SIM cards. This card socket series is used with a 0.30mm block-style SIM connector (series 78545) to provide a high contact normal force (0.30N) that ensures card-to-socket contact integrity and electrical reliability. The 3-piece socket design with its separate block-style SIM connector and the ejector tray lowers the risk of SMT warpage, especially during high IR-processing temperatures. This compact set of components includes card polarization and detection as well as tray-locking features.
Molex zQuad Small Form-factor Pluggable Plus (zQSFP+TM)
interconnect solution is designed for high-density interconnect
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As a major academic affiliate of Yale University School of Medicine, Bridgeport Hospital provides a significant amount of Health Professions Education on an annual basis. This includes Graduate and Indirect Medical Education in the area of residency and fellowship education for physicians/medical students, the Bridgeport Hospital School of Nursing including a Student Registered Nurse Anesthetist Program, allied health education, radiology residency program, pastoral care residency program and a pharmacy program. In addition, the Hospital provides a clinical setting for undergraduate training to students enrolled in various allied health fields including nursing, laboratory and radiology. In 2012, the cost to Bridgeport Hospital to provide funding for healthcare training and education programs was more than $17.6 million, benefitting 265 individuals.
Postgraduate Training for Physicians – All four Bridgeport Hospital residency and six Hospital fellowship programs maintained full accreditation in 2012. The Hospital itself was reaccredited by the Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education to provide residency and fellowship training. Thirty-two residents and fellows graduated in 2012 from Bridgeport Hospital programs and all open positions for 2012-13 were filled.
Physician Training in Advanced Techniques – In 2012, Bridgeport Hospital became a national training site for convergent hybrid ablation (also known as convergent X-maze), an innovative procedure to treat atrial fibrillation that combines the best approaches of minimally invasive surgical and catheter-based procedures. More than two dozen physicians from across the country visited Bridgeport Hospital during the year to train in hybrid ablation.
Nursing Education – A total of 93 students graduated from the Bridgeport Hospital School of Nursing (47 in the 15-month accelerated program and 46 in the traditional two-year program). Most graduates accepted nursing positions at the Hospital. A total of 14 nurses graduated with master's degrees from the joint Bridgeport Hospital-Fairfield University Nurse Anesthesia Program. The Bridgeport Hospital School of Nursing Surgical Technology Program had 11 graduates and 27 completed the School's Sterile Processing Technician course.
Academic Partnerships – During 2012, the Hospital provided a clinical setting for undergraduate training to 130 students enrolled in programs for nursing, laboratory technicians, radiology technicians, physical and occupational therapy, and dietary professionals. Bridgeport Hospital has long standing partnerships to provide this training with several area colleges and universities including Fairfield University, University of Connecticut, Gateway Community College, Norwalk Community College, Goodwin College, St. Joseph College, Sacred Heart University, Quinnipiac University and Southern Connecticut State University.


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In a battle between two nationally ranked teams, No. 3 Luther posted an 18-17 come-from-behind victory over No. 25 Cornell College.
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Cornell jumped out to a 10-0 lead, but wins by No. 7 Evan Obert (133) and Dakota Gray (141) pulled the Norse to within four points (6-10) after five bouts . Following a major decision by the Rams No. 9 Trevor Engle, Luther posted four consecutive wins, that included three major decisions to secure the victory. Blake Letney (157) and No. 5 Garrett Bonte (165) both posted major decisions to level the score 14-14. The Rams Brett Hamm defeated Eric Moreno 4-2 in overtime, setting up the last match heroics by DeVilbiss.
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By Matt Patches, Hollywood.com Staff
This article contains major spoilers for Les Misérables.
If you're like me and grew up listening to and watching Les Misérables, you're likely bringing a lot baggage to this week's movie adaptation. Shedding expectations is key to watching something you treasure evolve into new media, and it's the same with the time-honored musical. Legend or not, to work as a movie, it had to be tinkered with, had to be pushed and challenged more than in any of its theatrical stagings.
So how did it fare? Prepare to geek out beat by beat to Les Misérables.
2012 will go down as a year of cinematic innovation, starting with Peter Jackson's divisive ""48 frames per second"" filming technique, used to make the fantasy worlds of The Hobbit more realistic. Tom Hooper attempted the same feat in Les Misérables, stripping away the expected glossy exteriors of a movie musical by recording all of the songs live on set. Like the high frame rate projection, the purposefully imperfect style is instantly noticeable and hard to swallow after decades of big screen musicals training our ears. In the film's opening number, ""Look Down,"" we see the imprisoned Jean Valjean and his fellow chain gang inmates pulling ships into the docks. It doesn't get much worse. The number booms like the show, but in its strive for reality, the voices of the singers are overwhelmed by the orchestra. Turns out, it's not easy to sing when waves are splashing in your face and you're pulling an enormous ship to harbor. The number sets the stage for the rest of the picture: in the theatrical version, the instruments and voices work as one. Here, they're at battle. It's hard to fully enjoy ""Look Down"" because the number works as a testing ground for the style.
As is the case in the stage show, Les Mis works best when the focus is on Valjean. Every character gets a big, memorable song, but each one of Valjean's beats packs an especially emotional punch (which explains why the second half of nearly every incarnation tapers off until the final moments). My biggest fear going into the film was Hugh Jackman. The diehard Colm Wilkinsonian that I am worried that the Wolverine star was too young, too Hollywood, for the role. Unlike many of the men who have played Valjean on stage, Jackman's voice is airer and under strain from the harsh conditions (as he mentioned in Hollywood.com's interview, the scenes in the beginning of the film were shot at the top of a mountain in freezing weather not exactly the ideal setting for a Broadway musical). Jackman makes the part of Valjean his own, and I fought my brain's urge to yearn for the phrasing established by the show. That's the whole point of on-set singing let the actors perform the songs, not simply regurgitate them like they're on stage at the 10th Anniversary Concert. Jackman discovers a broken version of Valjean that's never been accomplished on stage in numbers like the prologue and ""Valjean's Soliloquy."" Plus, it's nice they threw Wilkinson a bone and brought him in to play the Bishop of Digne.
Floating with the ripped up parole papers eight years into the future, Tom Hooper's vision for the factory of Montreuil-sur-Mer is stunning and stark. ""At the End of the Day"" sticks mostly to the theatrical orchestration, albeit with fewer voices (logical, as there aren't that many people working at the factory). It's simultaneously fresh and familiar, the catty torturing of Fantine even more terrifying when depicted in the ""real world."" After the number, every Les Mis fan discovered a bit of a shocker: the blueprints had been tinkered with. Fantine's firing leads into new glimpses of Javert arriving to town, conversing with Valjean, the runaway cart that leads to a suspicious act of strength, and the raunchy ""Lovely Ladies."" These were necessary improvements only in seeing the movie does one realize how silly it is to feature Fantine's big number, ""I Dreamed a Dream,"" before her descent into hell. Beefing up Valjean and Javert's intertwined relationship is also key, although clunky, with the cacophonous spoken/sung dialogue written for the film never quite fitting in with the previously penned material. Though with the gentlemen out of the way, it's Anne Hathaway's show to steal. ""Lovely Ladies"" is less of a showstopper than it is on stage, but it paves the way for the tremendous ""I Dreamed a Dream,"" a one-shot, close-up rendition that shatters any known recording. We've never seen a Fantine who had to sing through tears and a runny nose. It all adds to the impact of the song.
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Les Misérables lost me a bit around ""Who Am I?,"" a number that needs just as much oomph as ""I Dreamed a Dream."" A song of redemption, Valjean's second introspective soliloquy ends with him closing his conversation with God and shouting to the masses. The film version plays it surprisingly one-note, once again featuring Valjean in one room, speak-singing until he finally walks over to the court to reveal his true identity. Hooper and Jackman side with realism over theatrical, but the number needed the boost. It needed a note that could resonate with the reveal of Valjean's scarlet letter, the ""24601"" prison tattoo. We didn't even get that reveal! Hooper has an amazing eye for bold framing, but where this number falls short and where the movie does as a whole is in innovative staging.
Though as soon as Les Mis inspires talk of lackluster blocking, then comes Fantine's death and ""The Confrontation."" What could have been rigid feels well-timed and organic, Valjean and Javert swordfighting during their musical duel. Russell Crowe's monotone speak-singing works when he's given meaty drama to tear apart, and ""The Confrontation,"" a literal song fight scene, is magic.
The next chunk of Les Mis may have been the biggest surprise. After ""Turning,"" young Cosette's whispy ""Castle in the Cloud"" is my least favorite song in the show. Forcefully sympathetic, the despairing tune is like nails on a chalkboard. In the film, it's actually quite lovely, with Isabelle Allen owning the song with the perfect touch of sadness. Her whisper of ""Cosette, I love you very much,"" gave me chills sorry every other girl who had to perform this on stage like a fifth grade recital. Allen was mesmerizing.
The other surprise: ""Master of the House"" as a low point of the film. A much needed injection of comedy falls flat in Hooper's version, with Sacha Baron Cohen and Helena Bonham Carter delivering surprisingly low energy as the lovable scumbag pair, the Thénardiers. The number feels entirely rushed, skipping over the drunken debauchery choruses to get on with the rest. It's a causal affair, both Cohen and Bonham (two performers who know how to properly play big and wild) delivering a hushed rendition of the rowdy number; the editing turns it into a jumbled sausage fit for serving at the pair's inn. Like Crowe as Javert, both work better in the intermittent sing-speak pats (like the hilarious ""The Bargain""), but in a moment when the film needs a boost, they fizzle out.
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As in the show, the random arrival of Javert into Valjean's life never really works, but I appreciate conjuring up a sequence in which our redemptive convict must flee from his pursuer. The chase scene answers the lingering question of how Javert continues to miss Valjean time after time, and how Cosette and her father figure end up in Paris. It also sets up the new number, ""Suddenly,"" a sweet lullaby that fits nicely into Valjean's song book. While it's not a time in the show that needs beefing up (a new song in Act II for Valjean or anything for Older Cosette would have been appreciated), ""Suddenly"" isn't an egregious addition to the sacred text thanks to Jackman's gentle high range.
Thanks to the enhanced escape from Montfermeil, Javert's ""Stars"" receives the buildup it deserves. Unfortunately, it can't be devoured by Crowe's nasally singing voice. The actor lights up the speak-singing but flatly mumbles ""Stars"" another rushed number. Maybe I can't shake memories of Philip Quast, but Javert's songs demand a soldier's ferocity and the gleam from a twitching eye that comes with years of obsession. Crowe looks like he just showed up for work.
Hooper and screenwriter William Nicholson take necessary liberties with the fragmented stretch of ""Éponine's Errand,"" ""ABC Cafe/ Red and Black,"" ""In My Life,"" ""A Heart Full of Love,"" ""The Attack on Rue Plumet,"" and ""On My Own."" Let's face it: the show doesn't handle it smoothly either, Cosette and Marius only crossing paths for the first time in this chance meeting of Valjean, the Thénardiers, Éponine, and Javert. If the movie suffers from weaving all of these moments into one is that it feels as claustrophobic as in a theater. With a rotating stage with sets in motion, we end up traveling more in the stage version than in the movie a mind-blogging feat.
What really works throughout all the confusion is Eddie Redmayne's Marius, Aaron Tevit's Enjolras, Daniel Huttlestone's Gavroche, and the students of the revolution. Truth: Marius never entirely works for me as a character in the stage productions, reduced to a heartthrob who dabbles in political mumbo jumbo in order to be put into the thick of danger when the time is right. Redmaybe brings him to life. He doesn't sound like a formal singer and it allows him to avoid placation by the material. He's a real person! He bonds with his buddies in the bar and it creates a warm atmosphere like real friendships do. And even though Cosette is still just arm candy in the film version of Les Misérables (and extra vibrato-y in the hands of Amanda Seyfried), Marius feels like a man who struggles with his rebellious agenda and love at first sight. ""A Heart Full of Love"" really plays.
I know Les Mis fans love them some Éponine, another latter half character that never amounts to more than a hamfisted emotional pawn. Samantha Barks does not help this matter in the big screen translation a beautiful voice isn't the only requirement for Les Misérables. She packs one, coy and playful with Marius and cutting loose in her big number ""On My Own."" Sadly, she's still in stage mode and her style doesn't translate to the intentionally rusty tactics of on-set singing. It's too good, she's too bright. The production cranked up the rain on all of her numbers, and it feels like a tactic to mask her over-the-top crying.
The weirdest movie moment of 2012: Jackman's Valjean running to Seyfried's Cosette's aid, bare chest open and exuding sexual tension. The moment creeped me out so much, ""One Day More"" is a bit of a fuzzy memory. Okay, maybe the awkward scene wasn't that distracting, but Les Misérables' Act I finale is a wildly choppy experience, as loud as the stage version minus the unity. The movie had the impossible task of mimicking the play and the cross-cutting style doesn't bellow in the same way as a full ensemble number.
Next: Ranting on ""Do You Hear the People Sing,"" Action at the Barricade, and the Show's Grand Finale
""Do You Hear the People Sing?"" works as an elegant translation that segues the film into the students' revolution (a plan of action that, admittedly, I still feel a bit in the dark on how was this plan going to work?). The stage show settles for two parts of the barricade moving into position. The film evolves it into a rousing visual spectacle of courage, pride, and violence. Javert still manages to fool the students into believing he's a rebel the logic of Les Mis has never really held up under scrutiny with Huttlestone's jaunty ""Little People"" providing a necessary poke at the film's funny bone.
Where the Les Misérables film truly missteps is during the many barricade scenes. Like the show, we're trapped in one location most likely a factually correct and faithful representation of the revolutionary events but on film, sticking to the source material is binding. Yes, my demand was for the movie to fix the show in this respect. Make the gun battles tense and threatening; Éponine's death (""A Little Fall of Rain"") should ripple down our spines as a clear portrait of war's effects; Gavroche's demise ten times as worse. The camera work and staging doesn't do any of that, and instead plods along through the motions. The music doesn't take advantage of the cinematic world either with gritty, on-set singing, ""Drink with Me"" still feels stagey. Having just been in battle, there's a lack of rawness and exhaustion. ""Bring Him Home"" (this writer's favorite number), misses an opportunity to be hushed and intimate in a way a stage version couldn't. Jackman is belting around a pack of sleeping teenagers. He's screaming at God, not pleading. In the world of the film it doesn't add up and it's evident in the execution.
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Hooper does take advantage of his floating camera around ""The Final Battle,"" a wasteland of bodies and wreckage. One of Les Mis' long stretches of music, it's a wonderfully ""quiet"" sequence in an overly talky (singy?) movie. Thénardier appears sans his lovably evil ""Dog Eats Dog"" number another moment, like the character's robbery sequence, that feels awkwardly truncated, perhaps due to cutting and pasting musical numbers in the editing room and Valjean quickly makes his way to his final headbutting with Javert. He's covered in feces in the film version, a dash of realism I was not missing from the stage show. At this point, Les Misérables is tumbling to the finish line, and perhaps knowing that Crowe hasn't mustered up much weight for Javert's plight along the way, his suicide sequence is rushed and simplistic. In his final moments, Crowe's voice finally begins to waver and tremble perfection but it's too late for the arc as a whole. Les Mis already asks us to fill in the blanks, but a more powerful singer could have hit the notes to allow that song to shake us.
When Redmayne awakens and travels back to the bar to mourn his friends, reminding us why we paid $12 to see a movie version of Les Mis. ""Empty Chairs and Empty Tables"" is a tearjerker, Hooper once again employing the too-close-for-comfort close-up to open the gates for Redmayne's grief-stricken number. It's less poignant than it could be thanks to Hooper overdosing the movie, but Redmayne deserves it.
As a bloated musical, Les Mis is its own worst enemy, every character contending for our attention and investment. Even so, there are few choices that can screw up its finale. The strange composition of ""Every Day"" a trio number that the movie decides should be a quartet with the random addition of Marius' father and another forced round with the Thénardiers (""Beggars at the Feast"") can't derail the musical's final moments. Jackman pulls at our heartstrings with ""Valjean's Confession"" then one-two punches us into submission with the ""Epilogue"" and full company performance of ""Do You Hear the People Sing?"" For anyone who thought the movie peaked with Hathaway's stunning work must have been glad to see her return by Jackman's side, one of the sweetest pairings of the year. You know the emotional beats are landing when lyric changes aren't the end of the world.
Les Mis is a long-lasting piece of pop culture, the kind of entertainment that sparks opinions of every kind. It's no surprise the movie was a mixed bag at nearly three hours, it had to be. So what did you think? Chime in in the comments below.
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A former colleague of mine is having a birthday party and writes the following to me: " I would like to have a "signature" drink for the party . i like vodka , grapefruit juice and things bubbly. also, i have access to copious amounts of fresh mint."
I am not a vodka fan, and lipitor has kept my off grapefruit for years so I haven't been able to think of anything.
Any suggestions?


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