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Charles B. Moore Family papers, 1832-1917
No full textLetter to Linnet White from M. C. V. The author writes of his travels, the people and places he's been visiting, and a train station
Charles B. Moore Family papers, 1832-1917
No full textLetter to Linnet White from M. C. V. The author writes of his travels, the people and places he's been visiting, and a train station
Using an innovative mixed method methodology to investigate the appropriateness of a quantitative instrument in an African context: Antiretroviral treatment and quality of life
No full textThe relationship between quality of life (QoL) and antiretroviral treatment (ART) has mainly been studied using quantitative scales often not appropriate for use in other contexts and without taking peoples\u27 lived experiences into consideration. Sub-Saharan Africa has the highest incidence of HIV and AIDS yet there is paucity in research done on QoL. This research report is intended to give an account of the use of a mixed method convergent parallel design as a novice approach to evaluate an instrument\u27s context specificity, appropriateness and usefulness in another context for which it was designed. Data were collected through a qualitative exploration of the experiences of QoL of people living with HIV or AIDS (PLHA) in Africa since being on ART, as well as the quantitative measurements obtained from the HIV/AIDS-targeted quality of life (HAT-QoL) instrument. This study was conducted in three African countries. Permission and ethical approval to conduct the study were obtained. Purposive voluntary sampling was used to recruit PLHA through mediators working in community-based HIV/AIDS organisations and health clinics. Interviews were analysed through open coding and the quantitative data through descriptive statistics and the Cronbach\u27s alpha coefficient. A much wider range and richness of experiences were expressed than measured by the HAT-QoL instrument. Although an effective instrument for use in the USA, it was found not to be sensitive, appropriate and useful in an African context in its present form. The recommendations focus on adapting the instrument using the data from the in-depth interviews or to develop a context-sensitive instrument that could measure QoL of PLHA in Africa
Corrigendum to: highResNPS.com: An Online Crowd-Sourced HR-MS Database for Suspect and Non-targeted Screening of New Psychoactive Substances (Journal of Analytical Toxicology (2019) (1-8) DOI: 10.1093/jat/bkz030)
No full textIn the Paper: “HighResNPS.com: An Online Crowd-Sourced HR-MS Database for Suspect and Non-targeted Screening of New Psychoactive Substances”, the listed ‘Acquisition control’, ‘Collision energies’, and ‘Scan range(s)’ settings for the Agilent MassHunter screening in table II are incorrect. The correct acquisition control is: “DIA (AllIonsMS. Full-scan at four uccessive collision energies acquired over the 12 min chromatographic run. Scan rate at 5 spectra/sec, 0.8sec cycle time)”, Collision energies: “0V, 10V, 20V, and 40V”, and Scan range(s): “40-1,050”. The corrected Table II is reproduced here. The authors regret the errors. © 2019 The Author(s)
Classification décimale de Dewey et ses applications (La)
No full textLa Classification Décimale de Dewey (CDD) créée en 1876, est le mode de classement le plus utilisé dans le monde, alors qu’il a cent dix ans d’existence. Elle a été conçue par un homme, Melvil Dewey, et perpétuée par des équipes de spécialistes. Son utilisation a donné lieu à une bibliographie fleuve. Elle sert de base, sous une forme simplifiée, à la plupart des classements des CDI en France. Comment pourrait-on adapter la CDD aux nouvelles technologies dans l’intérêt du professionnel et de l’utilisateur
Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) within a South Indian (Keralian) mainstream school context
No full textAttention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) is a widely discussed special educational issue in Western contexts and developed countries. By contrast, limited information is available about ADHD in Eastern contexts and developing countries. In India in particular, the only available information is about the medical perspective of ADHD; little or no attention is given to social or educational perspectives. DSM IV criteria are the most commonly used standard assessment procedures. However, limited research is reported to discuss the potential cultural influences of this North American model. The present study examines the incidence and interpretation of ADHD within the context of five mainstream schools in Trivandrum, South India. It also explored cultural influences impact upon the cultural validity and reliability of DSM IV criteria when introduced into a South Indian context. In order to identify children with ADHD characteristics, culturally valid assessment tools such as behaviour checklist and behaviour rating scales, were developed from DSM IV (TR) symptoms criteria. Qualitative data was gathered from the five sample schools during the academic year of 2006-07 using a variety of methods including in-depth interviews (with 21 teachers), classroom observations (of 26 children), rating scale and document scrutiny. The case study method was adopted to gain in-depth information about the identified children. Informal interviews with parents (24) were also utilised to triangulate the information gathered from the school contexts. Qualitative data analysis techniques such as open coding and case analysis were used to assess children's behavioural characteristics and difficulties. The findings indicate that three percent of children (21) had ADHD characteristics within the sample schools. Some of the findings are consistent with the studies reported in Western contexts. There are also some contrasting results: a) most of the identified children had inattention rather than hyperactivity characteristics, b) a higher number of children with ADHD characteristics were from lower socio-economic backgrounds, c) teachers used coercive methods of physical punishments and sanctions as they interpreted the children's ADHD characteristics as a result of their lack of interest in learning. Most importantly, though DSM IV (TR) criteria are useful in identifying ADHD, two items of the 'symptoms' criteria were not identifiable within the present context of the sample schools. The findings suggest that socio-cultural factors do influence the validity and reliability of DSM IV criteria. The study has implications not only for further research but also for planning and policy making in the field of education for all. The conclusions suggest that an educational provision should be considered with regards to the varied and complex needs of children with special educational needs such as ADHD. Teacher education programmes should be enhanced with positive intervention strategies
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that «op->o--ted the l-ri ■»**-**•., e
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EIGHT PACES
PALO ALTO, CAL.. FRIDAY, DECEMBER ta. iyi-
EIGHT PAGES
NO. *15-
In Making Your Selection
for Christmas Gifts your task will
be easy if you come to our store.
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KAI.AII SETS
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1'I.ATKD WARE
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Palo Alto Hardware Co
I'll'iNi: 11.-.. IUa*ht la the Center o*f tha Catt.
WOOD
A Big- Load For
850.00
THE UNIVERSITY
REALTY COMPANY.
Palo Alto and Saw Prawdaeo.
A CAR SHORTAGE IS
IMPENDING
You maWr .1 I,nil mistake when
you put off buying your coal un-|
til winter. Purch**c it NOW
.nd secure tlir lirst tlic mines
produce.
W. O. Horabin
«X. 43. Mitt* ntr-e*.
A Wonderful Chance
1 !.-*.<■ a block of land In
Palo Altn. unimproved. that I
am offering at 40 << tits on the
dollar ol lis original cost of
On yrnm ago—f 1,200 will
handle* this
V. V. Harrier
PALO ALTO
Christmas Gifts
• Is lO fOZ. VOlf nil
Gloves
-.-„,> iiea.uii.ul Fur Bets Id fox. wolf and mole. Prices from
tlO to »vi me*.
Fawnea Gloves, from 1 to 20 button length: Deals GIotm. men'-.
-wooi-'D « and children's.
Silk Hosiery
Kaysers rciebrated 511k Hosiery In all the leading OQQibera aad
shade.. Including black, white, hello, cardinal, nlle. sky pink.
taope and other .--dIots. Pricea from 91 aad upwards.
Other makes 'rom DO r<»««u -sod upward*.
Neckwear
Jul recelvtwd Iron. Paris a beautiful line of the very latest and
most up-to-date Neckwear obtainable. Price* •!, *1JW. 9X 99JM
Toys
This la a new departmtat and Judging from tha liberal patronage
extended baa mat the approval of all onr patrons. Bay yonr
CB.rtit.ma* presents bow and avoid tha rush Inter.
Something
Absolutely
New
Date dips and
nut butter Chocolates.
See Our Window
Display.
TAFT WORRIED B. CLOAKED OF MURDER, | FORMER RESIDENT
MEXICAN OUTBREAK ANGEL JOHN WEDSl DIES IN SAN JOSE
CONFERS WITH KNOX
AND AMBASSADOR
WILSON. «
Madt-ro to Get Firm Request (or
Better Protection lor U. S
Interests.
A HOMK
ftl.lftO will l.nj a nice mile
f.*iii.ti«.iii tiouse wtlli 11 bc-si*-
11./ ini.i ii. ■■ - In tlir be-H part
nf I'alo Alio; 9200 down, the
r-**>t at 90."ft per month. Apply I- ll.-r».i;.', 010 lt>-.ii:->iia
st--i-*-t. I'll.-ii.' 8O0.
Pr t'nilr.. Pli-ss f
Washington, l»cc. 2d.—It t» *
j..■:■.■■..- i thnt the l nil. d si.in- .
wtll nssgWIlll n pnHertnrmto In J
Hit* -H't-ffon of M.-.i... whtT-rr J
\111rr1. .in int. ri-i- art* locate-l •
within tli.ri.il dj-*r> untraa I>r*i- .
drill Mnder-i acrril--a to ll»e *
(li-mniiil. c-.nfAlnrd In Tuft's «
ulMtiialtiiii of *r-tcril».'. Tin- *
-stnl-* d-'iMii-lnienl ndiults thai *
rff*-rta to icavtb a, friendly ad- ♦
Jii-iiii.-nt of the ...tir...-.-. *
against American life and profv. J
r-rt-r !-*-.-> failed. If action I* *
Ink. 11 II will in* .111 tin' down- •
fall of Madei-o. i
AMKHCANS TlillKATKllKn. t
Advice* ni*H.cd here say a I
tliou'atiil Mexican miners are I
srtriklng at iNmsn-s and are 1
r-iwlnligiling the li*..-. i.f Aim-r- *
Irnn*. Ttie 1. l., : deptvdglions ,
mnllmir, and ('..■ in it--I
Stad-n Is Inking ulepa lo pro*
t> ' 1 Its * 11 -.-■,■. 1 ■ ■ In *' ui.'iii. .1.
LOCAL RESTAURANT MANJJ.
CLAIMS BRIDE IN
SAN JOSE.
Greek. Who Was Accused of
Taking Life of Friend, Figures
in Local Romance.
The course ot I rue Iovp ne'er did
run iti.in.ih. but It usually ■■.-«-
around Mime way.
After being sit k tor two weeks
from poisoning, ihen being confined
In the county jail for a month on a
murder charge, and finally being
released. Angel John, a I'nlo AHo
reeliitirntil worker, nppenred at the
mnrrlnge llranM tiurcnu In Sun JOB*
yesterday nnd claimed Hie lirldc for
wlitun It .-ni charged he had inur-
dared hla friend on the night of Sep-
temtH-r 1. 1912
On that night Angrl John and his
(.f,-)e:irotd fr end John Korkoroxlch
wen* both fata •> suddenly IU in n
saloon on Nor ill Murk el street, San
] Jose. Korkorovtrh illni) In a Uf*)
.hours. Angel John recoverr-tl
■ Hiryehnlne was found in thr bottle
of beer from which the men had
I drunk, Angel John was arresUxl
I am) it *.ns chsrgred thai be hn>)
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RCAD OUR ADVERTIS-
MENT ON PAGE 7
THE NIPPON
Wnshlnicioii. n I* . I-ee 20.—The
unaa.lar*M<lori conditions ei|*.tlng in
Mexico ns n rtiSUll of the f-onllnn-
.it»«. of ih« relrf-IMon nbsorbnd much
of the til))* ot I'reSlilem t'afl ye.ler-
.!-!' He- had ni'.-r.lrss »itli Serre-
tar> Ktu< ami Minr* 1-me Wilson.
the Am* ' ;.:: .1 ■*■,■,! >: lo Mexlcn.
and last n<i*hi ihe stil.)erl was further ill si usse-l at n .linnet in tin
i Continued ni pngt* .1 1
THE 1913 BUICKS
have arrived. In the lead
as usual. Call and see them.
J. E. SLOAN
511 ALMA STREET
FOR XMAS
Rome choice things done Into
I'm Ulan Ivor) . 11 ftiw thing"
in line leather Oooda. Safet>
lt.ij.ir- and Shaving OntflU
fertuiiiis and Tint.-1 Walen
ill iitlliirtlM |iiii I. life's
Thr Univ rsity
Pharmarv
F. J.STE1NMETZ
M. BISHOP SUCCUMBS
TO ATTACK OF
PARALYSIS.
Lived With Daughter for a Number of Years at ioaa Wcbater
Street. This City.
Jehlal M HIshop. a former -e-l-
denl of I'alo Alto, died at tbs Co-
luiiilila hospital In Man Job* yc«t*r-
day morning, after sufforlag for
three* weeki from an attack of par-
al-aU He was a native of Sovm
Scotia.
Mr lllahop lived Id I'alo Alto for
nnirl) Inn >* in 1. nt tlm home of hi*
■laughter. Mrs 1 >>-i i .. a. H-»'i-r,
102; Webster street Mm. Hooter
died ini't s yesr ago and the family
left (own
lie Is .survived by a widow, Mra.
Ivllen it lllspop. matron At the I'mtt
home In San Jose, two children, A.
M lllshop or Ooshen. Pal., nnd Mrs.
Iiertha r MrKinstrv of Seattle, a
brother. C R. fllshop of Newroaad-
Intid. and three sisters. Mrs K A.
IjOekwood, Mrs. M Walton and Mrs.
Iti-rlhn fbelwynd. nil or Ban Jose.
The ftinernl will be held at 2
■Velock tomorrow from Ihe mortiiarr
chnive] of the W 1. Woodrow Tom-
pany. corner 8e*-ond and Ran Carlos-
slfMls, Snn Jose Interment will
take plaee nt Onk Hill cemetery.
Word iraa reeelve-tl n* The Tlnir*
mi going lii pr.—-. of the ilettth. of
flinri*--! W. TiMrfluiker. who waa
-MTlouily Injurril u..J = .. .:■■■ hy •
fall fr..tn a hrtdge acro-M the H..n
I'l-Kliclwepillei ri-f-rk,
i.i.lMiti.-.l ihe old Man to get hla
inoni'i wlHi whlr-h on get mnrrled
Angi*E John was ronHne<t In the
'..nun Jail for a month l-'lnally he
" m> arraigand and the charge
ngn'.nsi him dismissed, the «vlrl nr«
nol Ixilng sufllrlrnt lo hold hlin.
V'sirnlny he married Lena Itnko-
thh »* this rllj The bride gavw
her ii«>' ns • l nml tha groom ud-
n-lttvd >>e wits 23
2 Bills
Every Xmas Season we secure a supply of nice,
new, crisp one and two dollar bills. We endeavor
to supply.every need of our customers.
First National Bank
Commercial and Savings
Novelty Theater
Till: FAMII.V IlKsilKT—HOT OF THK I.ATRST
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY
EXTRA SPECIAL
"Monte Cristo"
IN' I Hill I 1:1 I 1 -
Tin- world's er..tr,t Dlet.r.. f„itn Ih. world'. ,rr»t.-.l nov.l, br
Hi, worln-. .r,..lr.l author, w.lli lloliarlh lluawnrlh In the UU.
role, «ii|i|,orl,.d 1,, a evicted i-a,l ol iilayers.
ANI. A IlK.cltAlMI COMKDY.
ADMISSION THE SAME
FIRST SHOW 71.5
Don't overlook
Slippers for
the Kiddies
Nol only delight
their hearts but
Keep their feet
;/ warm and comfortable these cold
mornings.
We have a nice assortment of
both slippers and moccasins.
Place Your Order Right
nowforyourXmas Dinner
Home Made Plum Puddings, Fruit
Cake.* and Mince Meat. See our Bread,
Pies and Rolls. L^irge variety of Fancy
Calces of all descriptions.
Miller's Delicatessen
Bakery and Catering: Co.
Telephone 516 I
Free Delivery
Of Course It'a Christmas
and you are thinking of gift tnaklor
Instead of building. Dot If yo»
should need any materials Bach aa
lime, plaster, cement, lalhs. ehlaglt-a.
etc. remember we are Just aa ready
to supply them now as at any other
time. Merry Christmas to yoa anyway
SANTA PE LUMBER CO.
Mai-flHtt CkO
Multilingual dictionaries of film vocabulary : a bibliography
No full textDie folgende Bibliographie erschien zunächst in der Film Theory: Bibliographic Information and Newsletter, nos. 10-11, 1986, pp. 63-80 (= G177-G194). Inhalt: Bibliography Index of Languages Index of Lexicographical Domain
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No full textDAILY PAIX) AITO TIRES. FRIDAY. DECEMBER ig. iqo8.
*****w**mmm*anee *******om
First
National Bank
Wants
Your
Business
and wlll extend every secoia-
medetloo con.l.teut
eoand banking
will! •
Capital
Surplus
$30,000 :
■ *5,200 j
Gifts That
Girls Like
Give a girl something
pretty and dainty ind
you are sure lo please
her. Here are some suggestions.
Former Resident III A MTC
Publishes Volume J? A |\l I J
CLASSIFIED.
MOHRIH A. rOKIIK'K K!
HKI.ll OT AITIIllH-.il 11' WITH
i\Ti:m*ii\i; ihmik.
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Christmas Delicacies
OFFICERS:
C. C. Ckll.s. 1-re.ld.ut
'aa Dedleld. riee-Pretfleat.
BS Klai. Caakler.
C *. Jordaa. AaeL Caahlar.
DIRBCTOK8
a * CSllle
Jake Dodield . I
C. I. Smlt*. 1
a. w. siakia. ;
Bll Klat i
Dr. R L Wllbar j
1. ft Leila »
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Home Made
MINCE MEAT
riAiM raptem
»«ii nn mmi
Fltl'lT CAKB
made br MISS VKWOOHB
be aale dells* Ibe beUdeae. jj
Abo fall Uo. ot cism.
ORDKR EARLY.
FULLER & CO,
Phone 51
111 University Att.
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Machine - Hade
BREAD
AT
Stanford
Home_Bakery
JOHN MCOL. Proprietor
IIS liiiersit) Are. P*l* Alta
itinnwiHinimmtm
Palo Alto
Caeh Atarkot
97* Ceieersltj Areaae.
IWrm.
Daalera la Salt aad e'm.ked •
Meate. reeltrr el all tied, g
R,ery_lag new aad clean.
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mini,,,,.
Re.ld.nc. pbone .'-111.
♦ Offlce pbeoe 107.
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KOU-JCB * CHASE P1AS08 ♦
AAtoFxm* PU3VOS.
toeber, Ftrettrr. Stork. FUmoU
niMM. tope
I'lanoa void for cash or OD
oooy Installments-
G. H. .MAC MKBKDT. Agrmt.
SM Bmm* St- rhorno SSSL.
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Xmas Perfumes-
.You t-ogld jfich from
our stock ftt mnd«m
and bo aar* of being plossod
In yuur selection. Corue and
vet* our flock snywaj.
inriralily for tho **nit>*ter.
MIm F Motor. otJ Cowper street.
j , „._J2-15-lw•
Xmas Cases
Toilet Cases. Manicure
Cases, Traveling ('see*
-hero U where, you vih flnd
what you waat for that gift,
aod tb« prlc* wlll be Iftu than
yoo expect.
Xmas Brushes
A Brush ta alwsya acceptable aa a gift, on
ww put lo an extra stock at
Christmas. Any you get bere
will gt**. genuine pleasure to
tbe receiver.
EAGLE DRUG CO.
135 Unlveralty Ave."
Pbone 36
Hay, Grain,
Wood aad Coal
Dellreeed ac mmm rales.
Cern.r Aim.
aaa. Palo. Alia
Oirpoall. MIOI Depot
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M. H. BILLE
Landscape
Gardener
Tree.,
SIIK.
Shrub,, piaata aa*
Biperleaeod raea ler
Coelraet or dar work.
Reoldeeee 171 W.e.rler It
PoecoBee box 11.
rAK) ALIO. CAU
IV.tiled — iai_tn.*M> be. firaats
vltu.tlon a. plain eook In small fam-
■ Hr Phone SIT. Oeorge Btilmo.
, Kamooa street. 12-10.1
Morris A. Poodle*, Stanford '»:. ^w.lyed- niod Japanese -leeodi
and formerly .unerJntA*ent ot boy vaqta porillon la fatally by d.y
.rhool. In Mo-Alio, has'/ast hsd "r'lioer lout room >. - T Sekazn..
Homed from the N.uoer Companr '•" **m,R** WSRI Mephona SU.
|rr»ra« In l.o. Angele, n Utile volume — — " — w
.milled Dear Richard. Alm.nac." . j} "',7. ,""'•"'■«" »r the month;
•fi... .... .. ... l-rererably Tor Ihe Molester. Apply
Tbe author, work appear, over the "■
nine of Morris Junior.
ff*l, a rM-mf-hemorooa, le/tlg idCK
rl rlK.ll
•aflnga, firlse iawl,' simple prliDs-
ples ol phllOMfiphy. pointed .torles1*' Wanted— Down hand.knll waab-
and seruoDettee. II I. ailed lull ol *****"■ ■K*li'** Bel Mt, Palo Alio
spuntajiedu. Idea., thought, and,
fancies which cannot fall to Interest. LOOT.
and often mini..- the reader. One' List—Saturday. DeoeBbel i:ih.
rritlc saya of the book: "The phi- lady'a gray sweater. Please return
losophy is Mfiund and good and It'a '" *r,nu*. offlee or Palo Alto public
ailghiy clev«- \Ve predlcl a wide. *__!.! _R*wt??__
IKtpulerltr for tbl, ftrat .olnrne of
"Hear Klchard'. Almanac."
le^rllx i.Jt;l-< Wealed Mijer-oupp)
ophlral Irook. a coilrwiioa ol-ilKrlll'-l *' l"x lerrlfr,*.Address Bin bl
I I'alo Alln.
eliher .pau^
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Recital Announced
Por Friday Night
For Kent— refurnished houee all
rooms, three lots. barn. 50 bearing
frull trees. Addreee Rer. W. Cobb.
.31 Homer. I l-ll-lm*
POR SALB.
—— ! for Sale—Oak .rood, ato.sirood.
una .,,».- vmiuiri, «..»,, : l««r-foot wood, wood tar beetlrs;
MRS. Mill! M i iiMi.m. wrix. si par cord, dellrere*. Paler rab.r.
„._ . ■ R- T. D. I. Redwood Cltr- Tard at
WI14. Middledeld road and Sao rrand.-
qulto ereek. l-ll-tf
KNOWS KIAHfTlOMIIT.
APPKAB AT l-LATHtH HK.
1 FOR SALB.—Three lot., cheep for
jcaih, aeparalelr or together. Ad*
,dress Boi 12, Times Offlce. 12-12-lw
ror Sale—Beautiful oak roll-top
desk: price 111. Apply lot Web-
ll-l«-»t
Tlie Sap Joae Berenrr recently r*r Sale—Decker t Barnea grand
contained thla report of a rer-nsl I'l.no, a III ll.rlaad gaa range aad
»|.reu by Mra. Mary McConagha, who! ,*2,"lr'<Jf ?' ,!"?"r*.; b,r**,,u' B-
appear. .1 the Palo Alto PI.,.o._ej AcJ'"' 4" ********* ...nu.^
on Friday evening, December llth:'
"Probably few readers upon tbe
platform today have tbe wide range ^^* 'lt^,Y
Udisplayed by Mrs. McConagba. Sbe ' ' ' „ '
A rmXtm mmmm\ .W»l It,- Ammmmtm^. F°T ***•— TSU-rOOm bOUSS. DM
a. . 1.^ . ^ deecrip-| blocki from d(|pot; nnt9 fnm %%6
«lon of Old Bob White,' as given m |8S per month. Price It.IOO
by on-e of tbe delightful James Whit-. Write Roy V. Jih, 160 Webtler
tromb Riley children, and the aw j •**to99*l* Pato Alto. JlI-lS-St»
remarks on a Tore Joke.' by one of Kor Bale—Two of the linnet lots
tbe more, msture characters of ths.ln ^ ^lto"- Ko* 6 •od 7- Wock **
can be bought at cost. Dr. J. May,
"JI Kd.lv atreet. Ban Franciaco.
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t
At Our Store
See Our Dlaplay of
I rc-.ii and Preserved Fruits and Vegetable*
La Peire ® Son, Grocers
5»l Ramona Street Telephone I*. I,
Earle & Company
Headquarters for
Fine Groceries
AU order* carefully aelected aad promptly delivered la flrtt-
claas condition ,
OCR MOTTO: Flral-Claas flood., Pertecl SalUfacUoa Oaar-
aaleetf.
Telephone 27 and have your Orocerlge. Irults aad Vagetablse
delivered by our special delivery.
Come and see us—no trouble to show
you our stock
eiery day.
150 Uqlversity Avenue
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same writer; tbe enthusiastic eipa-,
t Ial Ion a on the glories of 'Monsieur.
Shakespeare,' aa credited to a.
m**CmmU*AMto***m.
French student, sod the wall of tbe,_
smsll Teuton who accounts for his' Why do tbey all like Del Masts
aversion to 'Dhnae tlrlmary, breed eo erellT Pboae Vwllee A Oe.,
Schoola' ; Scotch, sucti ss one bears BtAoA A Os., or ll. D.
Delivered aay where delly hy
PwlMMla lUklag Oo.
from natlvee of the Highlands,
and readings from the dellghtfolly
artistic poems of Paul Lawrence Twelve talking machines to he given
!>o:.b*r, with an sppreclstlon shown '*"' °-* W-Uh-*•<* •« cssh ppr*
fc- , m. ». —* chase
.. W. r. Pennebakar, r.3f Em
by few persons northern born snd. crao0>
brod. Every style was presented} -" -.—.—..■■■.
with a naturalness and simplicity *CCIt>KNTO will happen. In
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tfaat entirely does away wtth the p.-- Joh_ r x*ytl»e. agent. 101
' elocutionist' atrooephere and i.ytton avenue, rorom Alma st.eet
nake* one feel that he la In tbs Call snd ****■ my n.-w vm<r. i 2 1;. im
prssence of an srllst." f ^^ and r(K,ftl«, ftUmsble board".
This week's recital is for tbe bcQ-i.'SE. Lytton avenue. Also at able to
eflt of the San Antonio Country Club' rent,
of lam Altos, an organization wblcb'
>■ doing much for the improvement
of tbe community, and should therefore receive th* patronage of all
ptihllesplrtied people, as welt as of
those who with to bw delightfully
entertained
Tickets are on sale at the Knlver-
atty drug store and at the University
bookstore 00 the campus. Adults
to ceois, children lt> rents. The recital begins promptly at 8 o'cloek.
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Nearby Ranches
For Sale and Exchange
WANTED—Pglo Alio. Sau Jose
snd Oakland property.
POUR ACKER county road. 3
( mllea from Palo Alto, on Important
Kig rrdtartioD In wood, wholesale corner; family orchard; large and
awd r*t_Jl. Call mm* get owr prteee. j h_nd(ome house and barn, osnrly
Alpine Wood Co., At* Alan Mn«C|affW. Wanted. Palo Alto residence
Pltowe 902. not to -nceed In value IJ.60D,
■ ' EIGHTEEN ACRES near Los Al
Dr. J. W. Coolldge bae removed tos to exchange for Pnlo Alto reel
I'bis ofl.fr from Scrsnlon, Pa„ to tCO denoe; nearly all In orchard and
Waverley street, Palo Alto. Offlce
[ j con suits Hons 3, to
pbone l-ji'K.
4 p. ra.
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We have just received a very choice
line of decorated Haviiand and German china consisting of
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Bolfin*_j Hardware Co.
The Place That Saves You Money
233 Unlveralty Ave.
rlpee. three yeara* growth, a nearly
new flve-room cottage, modern; tnr
well and mill; fraud view.
TWENTY-THREE ACRE* unimproved, alcelr timbered; beet sell
for vines, orchard aod gardes;
flne .lew, adjoining thrifty rlnerard
and garden reach. Value 13.000.
Owner will aecspt pert cash aad
Palo Alto lot. Distance onlr four
mllea Irom Mayfleld In foothills
NINE ACRE*—County roed near
Castro Station; all In orchard,
choicest varieties; buildings flrat
claas. complete equipment in building, and groaoda for esteael.e
chicken business. -Wanted. Sea Joee
residence, or Mil on easy terms.
Price 11.000.
WE HAVE LISTED IN OUR or-
nCE A LAROE NI-HHER OF THE
BEST RANCHES. LARGE AND
SMALL. OFFERED IN THE VALLEY. fEND FOR CATALOG I'E
OR CALL
Teipeboae 01.
FREDERIC HSBABD * CD.
Mayfleld. CI.
Oor .tor. la small; If we are busy
when you come 11. male rofyaell al
home, step behind the counter, and
look ofi.r cur Stock. All article.
plainly marked. Congdon A Crosse.
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See Lewie Utile, ageat Soeth
en rsr-lflc Company, at hn AO*
depot, about your trip east er reel
steamship ticket. Aar aa* et
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desired.
Throogh Uchets on aale at
Houtlirru Paciflt. tlihrt offlce.
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Lewis Little, Agent, Palo Alto.
E. Shillingsburg, D. P. A., San Jose.
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The ACPGBI AI taskforce report: A mixed‐methods roadmap for AI in colorectal surgery
No full text© 2025 The Author(s). Colorectal Disease published by John Wiley & Sons Ltd on behalf of Association of Coloproctology of Great Britain and Ireland.Aim: The ACPGBI has commissioned a taskforce to devise a strategy for integrating artificial intelligence (AI) into colorectal surgery. This report aims to (i) map current AI adoption amongst UK colorectal surgeons; (ii) evaluate knowledge, attitudes, perceptions and experience of AI technologies; and (iii) establish priority recommendations to drive innovation across the specialty.
Methods: A prospective 45‐item questionnaire was circulated to the ACPGBI membership. Questionnaire findings were explored at a multidisciplinary round table of surgeons, allied professionals, computer scientists and lawyers. Strategic recommendations were then generated.
Results: 122 members responded (75.4% consultants; 72.1% male; modal age 41–50 years). Although 43.5% used AI daily, only one third said they could explain key concepts within AI. 86.9% anticipated routine future‐AI use, with documentation and imaging ranked highest. 88.5% endorsed formal AI training. Major obstacles were unclear regulation, cost, medicolegal liability and professional or patient distrust. The round table generated 17 recommendations across clinical, educational and research domains and a ten‐point action plan, including the establishment of a Colorectal AI Committee and the creation of an open‐source colorectal foundational data initiative.
Conclusion: This taskforce report combines questionnaire insights from the ACPGBI membership and expert debate into 17 key recommendations and a ten‐point action plan that will set the direction of future colorectal AI practice. The objective is to establish a framework through which colorectal surgical practice can be augmented by safe, trustworthy AI.Unfunde
