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View of the sweet pea field at Bodger seed farm in Gardena Valley, ca.1905
No full textPhotograph of a view of the sweet pea field at Bodger seed farm, 350 acres producing 27 tons of seeds, in Gardena Valley (later, Hawthorn, CA), ca.1905. The field is covered with tall-stalk flowers. Buildings are sparsely scattered across the landscape in the distance. Trees are visible in the distance. "The fields were put in as a tourist attraction." -- unknown author.
Originally, the photograph was captioned as "View of the sweet pea field (possibly at Bodger seed farm), at Redondo Beach, looking east from the Redondo Hotel, ca.1904-1920"
Influence of DNA Repair on Nonlinear Dose-Responses for Mutation
No full textRecent evidence has challenged the default assumption that all DNA-reactive alkylating agents exhibit a linear dose-response. Emerging evidence suggests that the model alkylating agents methyl- and ethylmethanesulfonate and methylnitrosourea (MNU) and ethylnitrosourea observe a nonlinear dose-response with a no observed genotoxic effect level (NOGEL). Follow-up mechanistic studies are essential to understand the mechanism of cellular tolerance and biological relevance of such NOGELs. MNU is one of the most mutagenic simple alkylators. Therefore, understanding the mechanism of mutation induction, following low-dose MNU treatment, sets precedence for weaker mutagenic alkylating agents. Here, we tested MNU at 10-fold lower concentrations than a previous study and report a NOGEL of 0.0075μg/ml (72.8nM) in human lymphoblastoid cells, quantified through the hypoxanthine (guanine) phosphoribosyltransferase assay (OECD 476). Mechanistic studies reveal that the NOGEL is dependent upon repair of O6-methylguanine (O6MeG) by the suicide enzyme O6MeG-DNA methyltransferase (MGMT). Inactivation of MGMT sensitizes cells to MNU-induced mutagenesis and shifts the NOGEL to the left on the dose axis. © The Author 2013. Published by Oxford University Press on behalf of the Society of Toxicology. All rights reserved
Investigation into laser re-melting of inconel 625 HVOF coating blended with WC
No full textHigh velocity oxy-fuel (HVOF) spraying of Diamalloy 1005 powders mixed with WC particles onto steel (304) is considered and laser re-melting of the resulting coatings is examined. Laser re-melting process is modeled to determine the melt layer thickness while temperature increase is formulated using the Fourier heating law. The morphological and metallurgical analyses prior and post laser re-melting process are carried out using scanning electron microscopy (SEM) and energy dispersive spectroscopy (EDS). X-ray diffraction (XRD) technique is used to determine the residual stress developed in the coating while the analytical formulation is adopted to predict the residual stress levels at the coating base material interface. The indentation tests are carried out to determine the Young’s modulus and fracture toughness of the coating prior to laser re-melting. Corrosion resistance of coating is measured using potentiodynamic polarization technique prior and post laser treatment process. The predictions of the melt layer thickness are in good agreement with experimental results. The presence of WC particles modifies temperature rise and its gradient in the coating while affecting the Young’s modulus, residual stress levels, and fracture toughness of the coating. The differences in the thermal properties of Inconel 625 powders and WC particles result in formation of small size cellular structure through polyphase solidification. WC dissolution in the central region of the large polycrystalline cells is observed due to the loss of carbon through carbonic gas formation. The results of corrosion tests prevail that significant improvement of corrosion resistance can be achieved after laser treatment process
ICTMC 2022: 6th International Clinical Trials Methodology Conference -- book of abstracts
No full text===Book of abstracts for ICTMC 2022: 6th International Clinical Trials and Methodology Conference===
Abstract authors: Dag Aarsland; Hanna Abraham; Jean Abraham; Janine Abrahamson; Juul Achten; Richard Adams; Joy Adamson; Ayoola Ademola; Bipin Adhikari; Amanda Adler; Fiona Adshead; Arnav Agarwal; Magda Aguiar; Elayne Ahern; Isma Ahmed; Norin Ahmed; Rashida Ahmed; Sadia Ahmed; Saiam Ahmed; Gemma Ainsworth; Jennifer Airlie; Olalekan Lee Aiyegbusi; Thankamma Ajithkumar; Murad Alam; Zaki Suleiman Albelbisi; Charlotte Albury; Sarah L Alderson; Sarah Alexander; Parvinder K Aley; Myzoon Ali; Raza Alikhan; Richard Allan; David Alldred; Christopher Allen; Saleh A Almazam; Mohammed Almekhlafi; Peter Almgren; Rustam Al-Shahi Salman; Jalemba Aluvaala; Annee Amjad; Alain Amstutz; Alain Amstuzt; Jenny Anderson; Nicola Anderson; Georgios Antoniou; Yoshitaka Aoki; Duncan Appelbe; John Apps; Catherine Ardundel; Alejandro Arenas-Pinto; Maria Aresu; Shabina Ariff; Jane Armitage; Lindsay Armstrong-Buisseret; Catherine Arundel; Theodoros N Arvanitis; Diptesh Aryal; Polly-anna Ashford; Ryan Ashford; Kate Ashton; Julie Ashworth; Amrita Athwal; Simon Aumônier; Kerry Avery; Kerry Avery; Kerry NL Avery; Salma Ayis; Augusto Azuara-Blanco; Danila Azzolina; Daphne Babalis; Michael R Backhouse; Matthew Bailey; Kenneth Baillie; Richard Baird; Amy Baker; Arabella Baker; Fouzi Bala; Saba P Balasubramanian; Ileana Baldi; Mandy Ballinger; Jonathan Bamber; Jenni Banks; Nick Bansback; Yihan Bao; Sarah Baos; Stuart Barber; Megan Barlow-Pay; Adam Barrett; Nicola Barrie; Heather Barrington; Y Kiera Bartlett; Elisa Basso; Jonathan Batchelor; Jonathan M Batchelor; Rachel Batchelor; Janine Bates; Philip M Bath; Leona Batten; Malcolm R Battin; Beth Beadle; Abi Beane; David J Beard; Lucy Beasant; Matthew Beasley; Susan Beatty; Jennifer Beckett; Jacqueline Beckhelling; Nicholas Beckley-Hoelscher; Alun Bedding; Emma Bedson; Carol Bedwell; Elizabeth Beech; Claire Beecher; Rabiah Begum; Hilary Bekker; Katie Belfield; Jennifer Bell; Lauren Bell; Elaine Beller; Chiara Bellucci; Jonathan Benger; Tina Bennett; Paola Berchialla; Jules Beresford-Dent; Jeffrey Berger; Sarah Berhane; Caitlin Bernard; Lisa Bero; Dan Berry; Wendy Bertram; Ashley Best; Catherine Best; Sara Betzhold; Scott Bevan; Judy Beveridge; Fenella Beynon; Vishal Bhatnagar; Amit Bhattarai; Sagida Bibi; Barbara E Bierer; Linda Biesty; Alice Biggane; Katie Biggs; Giovanni Biglino; Petra Bijsterveld; Lucinda Billingham; Laurent Jacques Billot; Megan Birchenall; Giles M Birchley; Katie Biscombe; Felicity L Bishop; Jon Bishop; Liam Bishop; Mark Bishton; Brigitte Bison; James Blackstone; Bronagh Blackwood; Pete Blair; Holly Blake; Pierre Blanchard; Marco H Blanker; Amanda Blatch-Jones; Jane Blazeby; Jane Blazeby; Jane M Blazeby; Natalie Blencowe; Natalie S Blencowe; Judith Bliss; Judith Bliss; Frank H Bloomfield; Anette Blümle; Keith Bodger; Chris Bojke; Jessica Bollen; W Bolton; Simon Bond; Alison Booth; Katie Booth; Catherine Borra; Andrew Bottomley; Stephanie Boughton; Liam Bourke; Elli Bourmpaki; Isabelle Boutron; Jack Bowden; Peter Bower; Hannah Bowers; Louise Bowman; Simon J Bowman; Sabine Braat; Karen Bracken; Mike Bradburn; Ellen Bradley; Helen Bradley; Lucy Bradshaw; Conan Brady; Marian C Brady; Kate Brain; Marie Braisher; Janice Branson; Claire Bratt; Amanda Bravery; Christopher D Brawley; Jack Brazier; Sophie Breeze; Alan Brennan; Cathy Brennan; Joseph Brennan; Paul Brennan; Moniek Nelleke Bresser; Gretchen Brewer; Sarah Bridges; Matthias Briel; Rachel Brierley; Kristian Brock; Kristian Brock; Kieran Bromley; Sue Brook; Cassandra Brookes; Jody Brookes; Matthew Brookes; Alanna Brown; Julia Brown; Louise Brown; Sarah Brown; Sarah T Brown; Cydney Louise Bruce; Hanne Bruhn; Hanne Bruhn; Dan Brunsdon; Hanna Bryant; Anne Buckle; Peter Buckle; Brian Buckley; Saraswati Budhathoki; Shyam S Sundar Budhathoki; Carol Bugge; Helen Bulbeck; Richard Bulbulia; Tiasha Burch; Abigail Burdon; Rochelle A Burgess; Nikita N Burke; Matthew Burnell; Eva Burnett; Stephanie Burnett; Lorna Burns; Steph Burns; Girvan Burnside; Matthew Bursnall; Matthew Burt; Christopher Burton; James O Burton; Bhavin Busa; Jason W Busse; Monica Busse; Christopher C Butler; Roeum Butt; Elaine W Butterly; Kate Button; Jacqueline Buxton; Anthony Byrne; Christie Cabral; Fay Cafferty; David Cairns; Joanne Calder; Melanie Calvert; Melanie J Calvert; Ailsa Cameron; Amy Campbell; John Campbell; Lisa Campbell; Marion Campbell; Mark Campbell; Michael J Campbell; Joanna Canham; Rebecca Cannings-John; Liberty Cantrell; Angela Cape; Taylor Capey; Heike Cappel-Porter; Alessandra Cardinali; Aaron Carlile; James R Carpenter; Ewan Carr; Rachel Carr; Rachel Margaret Carr; Neil Carragher; Kym Carter; Rufus Cartwright; Fergus Caskey; Marica Cassarino; Lana Castellucci; Mark Caulfield; Matthew Chaddock; Trudie Chalder; Anthony Chalmers; Mary Chambers; An-Wen Chan; Siddharthan Chandran; Ho Quang Chanh; Paul Channon; Caroline Chapman; Michael Chapman; Jeremy Chataway; Robin Chatters; Versha Cheed; Katie Chegwin; Chen Chen; Qianji Chen; Tao Chen; Ziming Chen; Zhaoxi Cheng; Svetlana (Sarah) Cherlin; Mary G Cherry; Victoria Chester; Mae Chester-Jones; May Chester-Jones; Stephen E Chick; Sarah Chinchen; Fay Chinnery; Anca Chis Ster; Anca Maria Chis Ster; Valentina Chminazzo; Babak Choodari-Oskooei; Avirup Chowdhury; Fatimah Jannat Chowdhury; Loraine Luise Chowdhury; Edward Christopher; David Chuter; Oriana Ciani; Silvia Cicconi; Alejandra Clark; Jane Clark; Joseph Clark; Laura Clark; Joanne Clarke; Michael J Clarke; Laura Clayton; Tim Clayton; Andrew Clegg; John Cleland; Clare Clement; Francesca Clemons; David Clifton; Jane Cloke; Madeleine Clout; Victoria Cluley; Victoria Cluley; Madeleine Cochet; Claire Cochran; Ann Cochrane; Sarah Cockayne; Emma Cockcroft; Frans Coenen; Taylor Coffey; Judith Cohen; Judith Cohen; Christina Cole; Joseph Samuel Colecchia; Courtney Coleman; Elizabeth Coleman; Nicholas Coleman; Charlotte Coles; Clive Collett; Laura Collett; Howard Collier; Howard Collier; Tim Collier; Jane Collingwood; Gary S Collins; Michael Collins; Michelle Collinson; Michelle Collinson; Philip Collis; Shuna Colville; Rosanna Irene Comoretto; Carmel Conefrey; Zak Connan; JP Connelly; Alex Connor; Elizabeth J Conroy; Abraham Contreras; Tom Conway; Adrian D Cook; Andrew Cook; Heather Cook; Jonathon A Cook; Graham S Cooke; Haley Coong; Cindy L Cooper; Clare Cooper; Joanne Cooper; Nicola Cooper; Andrew Copas; Bethan Copsey; Belen Corbacho; Anne Corbett; Victoria Cornelius; Neil Corrigan; Matthew L Costa; Sarah Cotterill; Seonaidh Cotton; Karen Coulman; Karen D Coulman; Louise Coutts; Trevor Cox; William J Cragg; Jennifer Craig; Katherine Craig; Sarah Craig; Zoe Craig; Jenny Craigen; Sophie Cramp; Denise Cranley; Tim Cranston; Anthea Craven; Esther Crawley; Siobhan Creanor; Siobhan Creanor; Catharine Cresswell; Rosanna Cretney; Sam Crevin; Charlie Crichton; Suzie Cro; Suzie Cro; Suzie Cro; Julie Croft; Susan Cromarty; Angela M Crook; James Crouch; Susanne Cruickshank; Samantha Cruz Rivera; Lucy Culliford; Oliver Cumming; Bonnie Cundill; David Cunningham; David Currow; Nigel Curtis; Valérie D’Acremont; Rachael Dagnall; Rachel S Dakin; Gillian Daly; Mandy Daly; Emma Dalyrimple; Rhian Daniel; Jane Daniels; John Dark; Huong Thi Thanh Dau; Wendy Daunt; Claire Davies; Elin Haf Davies; Gwyneth Davies; Hugh Davies; Jim Davies; Loretta Davies; Philippa Davies; Edward Davis; Michael J Davis; Evan Davy; Phoebe Dawe; Phoebe Kate Dawe; Annabel Dawson; Jeremy Dawson; Florence Day; Colin Dayan; Alimu Dayimu; Floriana De Angelis; Jennifer de Bayer; Johann S de Bono; Maria DF de la Maza; Anurika P De Silva; Anna De Simoni; Philip de Whalley; Annelise Decaria; Elizabeth Deja; Joanne Del Buono; Lorenzo Del Sorbo; Hannah Delaney; Edward Deller; Melanie Dembinsky; Nikolaos Demiris; Zsofia Demjen; Eugene Dempsey; Kayleigh Dempsey; Joanna Dennett; Alastair Denniston; Shiona Denton; Jayesh Desai; Riti Desai; Michael Desborough; Sandeep Rajiv Deshmukh; Lauren Desoysa; Declan Devane; Fitri A Dewi; Paula Dhiman; Sofia Dias; Carlos Diaz-Montana; Karla Diaz-Ordaz; Joseph Dib; Joseph Dibb; Andrew P Dickens; 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Ijik.*- to the fiuir of Mexico. Tlte
storm seeiui io lie i*wing enertrj, mul
Will |. .■ ■ quietly on tlie Atlantic .
ocean —I— ll i-» de'ayetl lon*X
•enoogh t» Join lbs* -t**ni> now tn*
rjuwdng in enrr-*x in SaAkatchwan.
Te-ii|H i.iiu,- i,4i,,,l.i\. Kept. Jill:
Haxfmnm Hit (two year*, ago ***■
minimum IH (two years iigo *■"
Cooked Food Sale
Set for Tomorrow
Ladies' Auxiliary of St. Thomas
Aquinas Church Will Serve
Prepared Dainties
The Ladles Auxiliary of St. Thorn
mm Aquinas Church will hold a food
sale tomorrow tn the vacant store of
the Masonic Temple. The doors will
open at 9:30 In the morning and remain open until evening.
Palo Alto iwople are familiar
with the cooking skill displaced by
the ladles. Ko need to cook,
you can buy everything from soup
to nuts for your Sunday dinner
l*opuIar prices. _
PALO ALTO CALENDAR
Friday, lst
Haymond F. West memorial lecture by Rev. Dr. Charles Lewis Slattery. rector draco Church. New
York. North transept Memorial
Church, ft p. m .
Saturday. 2d
Eight o'clock sharp. morning
prayers, organ gsllery* 4:30 p. m..
half hour of music: Memorial
Church.
Elder A. E. Place, pastor of the
Seventh Day Adventlst Church, San
Jose, will give the Bible study on
lhe sanctuary and Us relation to
pro|*ec>. The public Is cordis]!?
Invited. 411 Waver ley street, 3 p.m.
Cooked food sale hy |,adle* Auxll-
lary of St. Thomas Aquinas Church
In Masonic building. 1:34 to C*
»»♦■*-♦ s-e-s*
ON THE CAMPUS
Fourteen sophomores were chosen
Wednesday night by Coach Arthur
Cyril for Ihe roles of the second-
year play. "Hobby Hurnlt." to be
presented November 6th in Assembly
Halt. Three minor parts, two for
women and one male role are still
uadedded.
Tbe student council calls the attention of men of the university to
the ruling by the university conference against any form of jeering or
unseemly demonstration on the occasion of Pan-Hellenic pledge dsy,
"The Running Fight" to
Be Played at Varsity
Theatre Tonight
Paramount Pictures Present
Thrilling Story With AU-
Star Cut
Sentiment of students at the University of California, as refected la
Student Opinion, tbe new open forum, denounces the arbitrary metb>
ods displayed by Slue and Gold athletic Isadora In their switch from
Hughy to American football.
Dr. H. II. Stolx was elected president of the i-">f .Hub at a meeting
held in tbe vestry Wednesday night
OfMH'KRATl. E SKLLIN'G PLAN
Five thousand Ontario fruitgrowers this season are co-operating wllh
retail merrhants. Year after year
these fruitgrowers have been fared
with the question of the proper distribution of their fruit, and manv
complstnta hsve arisen due to certain localities receiving on over-
Supply, while oilier and larger sections of tbe country have been without sufficient quantities to meet the
deni: ids of the consumer.
■This year these fruitgrowers got
together and subscribed Jointly to a
/campaign of advertising, the object
of whlrh was simply to urge consumers to see their fruit dealer and
have him make provision for them
bv securing fruit In advance The
fruit dealer himself was provided
with the same Information through
the trade press. This plan has
worked so icressfully that consumers nil over Canada ure todav
able to secure plentiful supplies of
all fruits, and the retailer has
worked so successfully that con
sumers are today able to secure
plentiful supplies of all fruit*, nnd
the retailer has increased his business, his fruit In many instance-* being sold In advance of its arrival at
hla store, Consul S. 8. Johnson.
Kingston, Ontario, Canada.
That plans' sre now under way to
arrsnge a series of games for preparatory school aod collegiate champions with Hughy clubs of Australia and New Zealand, was the statement given out yesterday by Dr.
Frank Angell or the faculty athletic
committee.
With Swimming Coach* Brand»t*n
acting In the capacity of master of
ceremonies, the newly-opened plung**
will be officially dedicated today and
tomorrow morning, when the twlce-
iHiK'pnned Interrlaa* swimming meet
will be pulled off.
.Sunday, .'t.i
Congregational Church - Preach-j
Ing service at 11 a. in,, sermon hyl
Die Itev. Bryant C. Preston of Peta-i
I ulna. Young People's service at
Tilt p. m. In the church parlor. The
business meeting of the
will lie held tn the church
Tuesday. October Mb, at
Spurnsen was Nanwrnmittal.
Tbe Bev. W. Wllllama. ln his "Personal Hemtntacences of C H Spur-
s**eon.** tella an anecdote concerning
the great preacher as a smoker. Aome
gentleman wrote i,. Mr. Rpurgeon'. ■■>>
log: "He in.,! tieftnl bt- smoked and
could uot believe it was true. Would
Mr. Bpurgeon write and tell If it really
was por The reply was sent as follows: -Desr -—, | cultlvste my flowers and burn my weeds. Your* truly.
C H. Bpurgeon"
annual
church
purlor
", "ii p tn.
Meniorlul Church—11 o'ctotk. di-
x III.-. services; Doctor Slattery of
11 race Church. New York, will
preach: anthem. '*! Am Alpha and
Omega'' IStainert*'. Miss Helen Keg-
ley soloist: solo. "Teach Me to
Pray" tJewliii. I., die MrCormlrk.
Organ recital. 1 p. m.
I'liltarian Church -Sunday School
at 9.4... Sermon by Professor
Hriino I'iuvii..:.-. ..1 ..j.-. i "Why I
Am a .rnltiirlan." It a, in
. The Palo Alto Symphnny Society
practice, high school studio, mem*
tiers please bring racks, 3 p. m.
Pslo Alto Truth Center—Kvenlng
■crvlce Address hy William Far-
well of San Jose. Public Invited
Music. Voluntary offering, a p. m.
(-Monday, till
Kxecottve board meeting of the
Parenl-Teai-her .\nsoclnllon at the
home of .Mrs. It W. Slmklns at 3
p. in Plant and bulb exchange for
October 15th meeting to be considered. All district snd other committee chairmen invited.
Toe-day, (Hit
l-ecttire hy Mrs. Winifred Stoner
snd "Wonder Child" In Haptlst
Church at 3 o'clock.
Wedne-vUy. fltli
Woman's Club business meeting:
2.30. program led by Mrs. Jennie V.
Cannon. 3 p. m
BROOKS' BREAD
Famed for its Quality
Superfine
Special
Butternut
Whole Wheat
Raisin
Bohemian Rye .* -
BROOKS' BAKERY
Phone 750 " Quality, Variety and Service
As ahakespsars 6a.d.
"Sweat Will Shakespeare's" Influence is still with us, snd many of tbe
phrases which be iited hsve become
part of our Istigurttfe. Among these
phrases an: "Bag and baggage." "deed
as a doornail." "bli i.r nil-**." "love Is
blind," "selling foi a m.ii,*.'" "wide
world," "taai and ,.«■• <•.' '"na consider-
ed trifles." "w<-.tv.j** ..*»:' "familiarity breeds contempts | ;i i.lng up excuses.*' "mfiery makes -4:™!!,*--,* liedfel-
lows," **to ttoot." "shot, and loug of
It," "dnncliii* ittmdaili ft.', "getting
even," "birds of , feintier," "■Greek to
me," "that's Hut." 'packing a Jury>"
"mother wit." "Lilted with klmlneas."
"mom" fur silent "ill wind tbat blows
no good," "wild goose chase." "*acan*-
ctowb,** "row of pins," "firs voce."
"give snd take." "sold." "yoor cake la
doogh."
Shakespeare was the first author to
use tho words "man In tbe moon" or
mention the potato or use the term
"eyesore" for annoyauce
In a Japan*** School.
In **A Wanderer'a Trail** A. I*.
Bodger. the author, says:
"lo Tokyo I gained my living aa an
English teacher. This tssk of teaching English lu Japan ts not a very difficult one. It la. however, a rather tiring occupation. The MM qualification
necessary to tact. Discipline In Japanese schools is very lax. It Is no exaggeration to aay that the student virtually rules tbe acbooL Ills power Is
ridiculously great Should a clsas dislike a teacher they either boycott hlm
or tbey boldly proceed en masse to tbs
acbool authorities and demand bis dismissal. And the almost inevitable re-
ault la tbe teacher's dismissal! To tbe
authorities ttie only guaranty of the
efficiency or a teacher la a full claea-
n-.ni. Needless to mention. I wss an
efficient, fur my claaa room waa always full. Tbst is why I ssy tbe only
quail flcatloii needed waa tact."
Wendarful Llnan Bi-tMeh-M.
A. O. Bunnell of Dansvllle has In bla
possession s petition which was clrcu-
Isted In hla village In 1878 snd signed
by well known people, remarks tbe
L'tlca Press. Tho petition appesla to
a prominent clttsen to wear his linen
breeches. It seems that this gentleman
bad a pair of linen breeches, and *v-
cry time be wore them ram felL In
1878 than wsa a long cootlnosd
drought tn Dsnsvllle and thecaabouta.
and tba cttiaena dertdsd to appsal to
Mattbe-w McCartney to wear his linen
breecbas "In order that tbe parcbed up
earth, low streams, dry walls and cisterns may bs replenished with a bountiful supply of water." air* McCartney gractoualy consented to don bis tinea breeches, and on tbe original paper
In Mr. Bunnell's possess loo ia thla Indorsement: "Italn commenced felling
tba same Bight"
Making It Ct**r.
"Now. my good man. before wt start
out lu your machine let us understand
each other perfectly."
-weti. wbst is ur
i am not destmus of seeing now
fait you csn drive this csr; It Is tbe
scenery I wish to see-"—I»etrolt Free
Pre**
Klovating.
Wigg—The man who loves s woman
•ant help being elevated. Wagg— And
(be msn who loves motV than one ts
apt to be sent np too.—Philadelphia
Record.
To pity dlstreas Is but human; to relieve It Is godlike.-Mann.
"The Runotng Fight.'' whtch will
be staged tonight st ths Varsity
Theater, besides being sn extraordinarily wetl-fllmed production yf an
Interesting story, hss s cast of exceptional quality.
Violet Homing you know, of
course, The youngest star on Broad'
way Is Indeed a beautiful and attractive girt and an actress of qusl
it :■ aoisLexperience.
t'ri.ler the management of tbe late
Charles Prohman. wben Mlsa Homing was but twelve, ahe played
"Wendy" In Peter Pan. After this
she was cast as Rebecca In "Rebecca
of Sunnybrook Fsrtn." Following
this came many more notable parts
untl] at the age of fifteen she became Albert Chevalier's leading
lady in "Daddy Du Ford " Th.
came "The Fox." "The Deep Purple." "Disrsell." In which she was
associated with George Arils*
Miss Hemlng's successes are almost too numerous to mention.
Then there is Thnrlow Bergen.
During hla brilliant stage career he
has played at being governor In tot:
stales, nnd congressman representing three of them. Mr. Bergen was
s lawyer at nineteen. Possibly this
accounts for the fact that be makes
such a splendid governor in "Tbe
Running Fight."
Robert Cain aa district attorney
■lao an actor of vast experience.
having' played in "The Misleading
!-ady." "He Comes Cp Smiling."
(Joodnlght. Nurse*." "The Deep Ptir-
le" and several others.
W\ T. Carlton, of International
IKTBtic fame, needs no Introduction
lo the public except io the field of
moving pictures. - He ftpptsara in
The Running Fight" Ss Colonel
Morehead the lawyer.
Robert Cumralngs. too, hss bad a
atage experience which makes him
aliisble member of tho cssl, having been in many original casts and
nany feature pictures.
FOR RENT.
LOST
For Rent—Furnished t-room
house and garage. Apply owner. Ill
Lytton svenue S-8-tf
For Rent—One room for two, and
on* single room, to quiet people
Call 342 Homer avenue. Phone 72&.
SVs-tf
saluting th* Quarter Dad*a.
Io reaponae to an inquiry sa to why
officer* and men of tbe navy "salute
the deck" and tivtllana remove tbelr
bats wben going aboard s naval vessel It msy be said that though com-
1u01.lv called a "salute to the deck."
tha astute tn question is rcslly s salute to the flag. For Instance, at night
on reaching tbe quarter deck or upon
leaving lt no saluto is retjulred, as tbs
flag ls. of course, not flying. Tb* fsct
that this salute is rendered upon reaching tbe quarter deck from below or
when coming on botrd and upon leaving tbe quarter deck, as wben leaving
tbs ship. Is probably responsible for
Its ha till-* tieen koowu as a aatote lo
tbe deck; but as bas been stated. It Is
really a salute to the flag. Man ■ ho uld
when rendering tt stop, stand erect sod
face the lag. ■■ Philadelphia. Press.
■loimon'i Ch**rfuln*sa.
"1 shall never forgot Mr. 8t*v*naon."
said a rsptaln wbo commanded a ship
on which Robert Lout* Stevenson ssU-
.-1 "The ship hsd broken ber shaft
sod was delayed. He cbsersd *very-
:--1y up by telling funny stortas that
wen better coming offhand from his
lips than most literary men could writs
If they worked orer tbem for weeks.
ll.. knew, too, tbst It was only a question of a ahort time bsfor* be would
dl* of consumption and tbst be could
nev*r again go bom* for mora than a
bri*f viiit. It was simply wooderful
what a difference that on* man mads
among tbe paaaengers, and I guess almost all of us would gladly spend the
time to mske port under sail, with machinery disabled. If w* could bar* a
Stevenson aboard."
MISCELLANEOUS.
Hoard snd room. 126: board. 910:
s»ntlemen preferred- 2l» Ramona
treat. a-16-tf
Palo Altsns sre showing spprecls-
tlon. Frisco prices. Solares. cleaner.
IBS I'nlverslty. nr. Cowp*r. Ph. 20.
1 9-21-lm
SHORTHAND. TYPEWRITING AND
M1MKOORAPHINO. Mra F. M.Whlt-
mer. 334 Homer ave. Phone '■■■ ' *
»-!!-lm
t'HIMNKT SWEEP—A man who
knows how. Permanent sddrsas.
Walter'c Cigar Store. Phone *H0X.
*-21-lm•
Circle barber shop snd Frank's
igar store. 108 Circle, now open.
-.-crythlng up to date. 9-13-lm*
If you need a map of Pslo Atto
snowing th* locstlon of churn-"*,
schools, the cfty ball, the watai-
aorkai tbs big tree, tbe station, tb*
names of all the streets, it con be
pro'iired st The Times offic* printed
01 cardboard at r. c*nt« a copy:
nrlnted on bond psp*r to be folded
for mailing, two copls* for *■ cents.
Times office.
For Ssle—Gentle family horse;
_ uat be sold at once. Jack Fslt,
Redwood City. Box ".7 1 »-28-6t*
For Salt—scratch tablets, good
paper, padded. Two slxss. 3x5. two
for l* cents; 4x1. three for 10 ceots.
For Rent—Modern apt*., completely furnished: quiet, no children. Tbs
Lytton. 481 Lytton av*. Phone 736X
svi-a
For Rent—Large rurnlshed front
room In private family. Gentleman
only. 4S7 Bryant 9-25-ot
For Rant—Business place at 427
High street. 9-1-lt,
For Rtnt—305 Cowper St., corner
Evoret ave. completely furnished
sunny house. Enqulr* 84< Bryant
* 9-ta-U
For (.ease—To thoroughly reliable
man. flv* acres with four-room house
and bam on Atherton are., near
Menlo. 118 Slocum A Si ration.
10-1-If
FOR SALE.
For Sate—Sorrel mare, harnes*
and wagon, cheap. Call 7t» Homer
Phone ««2K *-30->ta
For Sal*—Sixty-five bead of hogs.
twenty good brood sows, fine young
team of borsaa. Phone 738. Weeks'
Poultry Ranch. Palo Alto. H-tO-lf
For sale, blsck walnut parlor furniture and single bedroom set of
five piece*. French plate-glass mirror
x7, wicker rockers, lounge, cblns.
hricabrar. at private residence, 414
Bryant, corner Lytton.
10-1-8P-— Adrt.
For Sale—Flemish Glsnt and
heavy-weight Belgian barer, breeding stock. Ph. 494K. O. S. Yoder.
a-30-«t#
For Sale—Friers and broilers.
Phone 709K a-SO-St
Pbone for pure Jersey milk. Cows
are tested. Phone mitY. J Domt.y
1-27-1 ra»
For Sale— Seven-passenger Oar-
ford touring csr In good condition
Enquire *.(>♦,Unlveraity avenu*.
Ixwt—Flat black para* containing
smalt change also fonMeai clover
pin with pearls. Retsm Time* offic*
ls-l-lt
Lost—Gold wreath pin set with
pearls. Finder please return to 52R
Channlng snd receive reward.
9-30-Ct
yotmD
■rerybody talks about SoUme
Why? Clean suit return same day.
4S2 University, near Cowper. Pb. 20.
9-21-lm
PROFMSIONAL
NOTARY PUBLIC.
DICY A. BAUGH
Notary Public
257 University Ave.
HAIRDRESSING.
Shampooing
Maakwriag and Hair Work.
Combings Made tp
MISS E. CHRISTOFFERSON
Vlaiwg B*dg.. 398 ralvarst-tr Ave
PHllS'K an.
For Sale—Smalt dealt pads at 20
cents a doien. while they last: site
about 2x'l Inches. Apply Times offlce.
WANTED
Wanted—Any kind of housework,
by d«y or hour, by competent rell-
sble woman Phone T.39L 9*30-*>t*
l.ei'« get acquainted with our new
method. Solares- cleaning, hat re*
modeling, etc. |0| 1,'ntr. Phone 20.
9-31-tm
Wanted—Gardening or any Mu!
of laboring work Phone 63SK.
9-24-tf
Waoted—House-cleaning, half day
tn the mornlng'oc. < noking after .*.
o'clock, by Japanesst* boy. 720 Ra*
mom. Ph 626X T Mlsakl.
l<M-6t*
Student will do any kind of work
after scbooi hours for bosrd snd
room. Address L. W.. Times offlce.
10-1-tf
Wanted - *f o rent smsll unfur-
Isbed cottage with improvements.
hy three adults, quiet neighborhood:
best of references. State rent and
full particulars P. O Box 501. P. A.
10-1-St-
Wanted—Work by gsrdener caring for private places: good worker.
steady; r«fs. Q. C . 199 Sherman at
Mayfield- lO-l-St'
Wsnted—Cooking in small family
by Japanese girt. Mra. Akashl. 733
Ramona street Phon* 705K.
9-27-«f
laundry to Uke home. Flrst-claa**.
work. Rates reasonable. Mending
free. Work called for and delivered
Phone 53IX. Mrs. Jenkins, 180
Forest 9-27-St
Wanted — Housework, wishing,
ironing or garden work by day bv
Japanese boy. Address C. Tootl.
Times offlce. 9-3-lm*
■Wsnted---Work by the day wash
ing, cleaning. Ironing, sewing cook
Ing. Mra. A. Bodltn. Phone S32K
Sewtng. mending, care Invalids,
help at socials or tight housework.
Mrs. Melody. Phone C38K. 9-20-tf
Wanted-—Competent woman for
general work and to assist in care of
children. Beferenees required.
Phone 644. 9-23-tf
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(.fa.l.w.r <■*.,;..«..: iBstitulcot Hair CaHar*
Hair ...*•>.£,-; Mir,kts..s€
Pat-UI T»r«Mi«Dt Cotmbtat* Milt sp
Statp Ir*a1*ntnl a »pe-i»T*r ^
CHIROPRACTOR
ARK VOl* SICK OR I \MK '
Don't despair until you bsvs
tried Chiropractic Spinal Adjustment. No drugs or knife.
Free examination. Lady attendant
J. THORNLEY. D. C.
I'nlr. Hotel. Circle. Ph. «SOK.
INSURANCE
Fire |4fe
Mil ■!.,;. V ■ ..lei.t
Uahillty M. .hi.
We represent old reliable
companteo
Slocum & Stratlon
lot LytKm Aveaoe. Palo Alto*
1 1 H, DI'RKN. 11. M.
PIANO AND HARMONY
Htudjo H-J4 Kiner*on Htreet.
Phone 757X,
Mrs. Bibby-Brown
will resume vocal teaching
after September 1st.
mi,.I,., ;||| Kierett Avenue
Itione mil, -,
. E. ROYAL FLINT
Piano aad Harmony
l**ipilg Coasvetrvatory Diploma.
studio MO Homer Aveane.
Itione 17*8.
Tbe timber School of Music
Mrs. Mar-a K. Kimber. director.
.to.1 Lytton Avenue.
Circular oa appHcatloa.
PI..m- 7S».
MRS. P. O.HUNDLEY
Teacher of Piano
ha" opened ber studio at l*.l
4JV4 Portwt Ave. Itione IIMY
KH.VKST T. MARtTH
-OntiOratrat lenity Co'**-j- L«—J*)>)
Teacher of Violin aad (Wl..
t>'»engaged mornings Moo.,
Wed.. Friday, some evenings.
PhosM* I'alo Alto M17
it., la-* Ml
Palo Alto Nursery
Frank R. Hills. Proprietor;
Gtowm^s of Cat Fowers awd
Look'a'Herel
When >*>u want that electric
beater instated, don't for-
get to phone
U.j-sCA S.. wi-;-.
High versus low positive end-expiratory pressure during general anaesthesia for open abdominal surgery (PROVHILO trial): a multicentre randomised controlled trial
No full textBackground The role of positive end-expiratory pressure in mechanical ventilation during general anaesthesia for surgery remains uncertain. Levels of pressure higher than 0 cm H2O might protect against postoperative pulmonary complications but could also cause intraoperative circulatory depression and lung injury from overdistension. We tested the hypothesis that a high level of positive end-expiratory pressure with recruitment manoeuvres protects against postoperative pulmonary complications in patients at risk of complications who are receiving mechanical ventilation with low tidal volumes during general anaesthesia for open abdominal surgery.Methods In this randomised controlled trial at 30 centres in Europe and North and South America, we recruited 900 patients at risk for postoperative pulmonary complications who were planned for open abdominal surgery under general anaesthesia and ventilation at tidal volumes of 8 mL/kg. We randomly allocated patients to either a high level of positive end-expiratory pressure (12 cm H2O) with recruitment manoeuvres (higher PEEP group) or a low level of pressure (<= 2 cm H2O) without recruitment manoeuvres (lower PEEP group). We used a centralised computer-generated randomisation system. Patients and outcome assessors were masked to the intervention. Primary endpoint was a composite of postoperative pulmonary complications by postoperative day 5. Analysis was by intention-to-treat. The study is registered at Controlled-Trials. com, number ISRCTN70332574.Findings From February, 2011, to January, 2013, 447 patients were randomly allocated to the higher PEEP group and 453 to the lower PEEP group. Six patients were excluded from the analysis, four because they withdrew consent and two for violation of inclusion criteria. Median levels of positive end-expiratory pressure were 12 cm H2O (IQR 12-12) in the higher PEEP group and 2 cm H2O (0-2) in the lower PEEP group. Postoperative pulmonary complications were reported in 174 (40%) of 445 patients in the higher PEEP group versus 172 (39%) of 449 patients in the lower PEEP group (relative risk 1.01; 95% CI 0.86-1.20; p = 0.86). Compared with patients in the lower PEEP group, those in the higher PEEP group developed intraoperative hypotension and needed more vasoactive drugs.Interpretation A strategy with a high level of positive end-expiratory pressure and recruitment manoeuvres during open abdominal surgery does not protect against postoperative pulmonary complications. An intraoperative protective ventilation strategy should include a low tidal volume and low positive end-expiratory pressure, without recruitment manoeuvres
Effect of a perioperative, cardiac output-guided hemodynamic therapy algorithm on outcomes following major gastrointestinal surgery: a randomized clinical trial and systematic review
No full textImportance: small trials suggest that postoperative outcomes may be improved by the use of cardiac output monitoring to guide administration of intravenous fluid and inotropic drugs as part of a hemodynamic therapy algorithm.Objective: to evaluate the clinical effectiveness of a perioperative, cardiac output–guided hemodynamic therapy algorithm.Design, setting, and participants: OPTIMISE was a pragmatic, multicenter, randomized, observer-blinded trial of 734 high-risk patients aged 50 years or older undergoing major gastrointestinal surgery at 17 acute care hospitals in the United Kingdom. An updated systematic review and meta-analysis were also conducted including randomized trials published from 1966 to February 2014.Interventions: patients were randomly assigned to a cardiac output–guided hemodynamic therapy algorithm for intravenous fluid and inotrope (dopexamine) infusion during and 6 hours following surgery (n=368) or to usual care (n=366).Main outcomes and measures: the primary outcome was a composite of predefined 30-day moderate or major complications and mortality. Secondary outcomes were morbidity on day 7; infection, critical care–free days, and all-cause mortality at 30 days; all-cause mortality at 180 days; and length of hospital stay.Results: baseline patient characteristics, clinical care, and volumes of intravenous fluid were similar between groups. Care was nonadherent to the allocated treatment for less than 10% of patients in each group. The primary outcome occurred in 36.6% of intervention and 43.4% of usual care participants (relative risk [RR], 0.84 [95% CI, 0.71-1.01]; absolute risk reduction, 6.8% [95% CI, ?0.3% to 13.9%]; P?=?.07). There was no significant difference between groups for any secondary outcomes. Five intervention patients (1.4%) experienced cardiovascular serious adverse events within 24 hours compared with none in the usual care group. Findings of the meta-analysis of 38 trials, including data from this study, suggest that the intervention is associated with fewer complications (intervention, 488/1548 [31.5%] vs control, 614/1476 [41.6%]; RR, 0.77 [95% CI, 0.71-0.83]) and a nonsignificant reduction in hospital, 28-day, or 30-day mortality (intervention, 159/3215 deaths [4.9%] vs control, 206/3160 deaths [6.5%]; RR, 0.82 [95% CI, 0.67-1.01]) and mortality at longest follow-up (intervention, 267/3215 deaths [8.3%] vs control, 327/3160 deaths [10.3%]; RR, 0.86 [95% CI, 0.74-1.00]).Conclusions and relevance: in a randomized trial of high-risk patients undergoing major gastrointestinal surgery, use of a cardiac output–guided hemodynamic therapy algorithm compared with usual care did not reduce a composite outcome of complications and 30-day mortality. However, inclusion of these data in an updated meta-analysis indicates that the intervention was associated with a reduction in complication rate
Association of intraoperative end-tidal CO2 levels with postoperative outcomes: a patient-level analysis of two randomised clinical trials
No full textBackground: The relationship between intraoperative end-tidal CO2 (etCO2) levels and postoperative outcomes remains unclear. We conducted a post hoc analysis of two randomised trials in adults undergoing major surgery under general anaesthesia. Methods: We re-analysed individual participant data comparing high or low positive end-expiratory pressure with low tidal volume intraoperative ventilation using a merged database derived from two randomised trials in non-obese (PROVHILO: ISRCTN70332574) and obese (PROBESE: NCT02148692) patients. The exposure of interest was low etCO2 (<4.7 kPa) vs normal-high etCO2 (≥4.7 kPa). The primary outcome was postoperative pulmonary complications within 5 days. A time-weighted etCO2 analysis and propensity score matching were also performed to adjust for confounding. Results: Of 2793 participants, 891 (29.4%; 52% female) had low etCO2, compared with 1972/2793 (70.6%; 65% female) participants with normal-high etCO2. Compared with participants with normal-high etCO2, higher minute volumes (normalised to body weight) were delivered in participants with low etCO2. Postoperative pulmonary complications developed in 278/821 (34%) participants with low etCO2, compared with 462/1972 (23%) participants who had normal-high etCO2 (adjusted hazard ratio, 1.3; 95% confidence interval, 1.1–1.6; P<0.001). The time-weighted analysis showed an inverse linear relationship between the mean etCO2 and postoperative pulmonary complications, which was also confirmed by propensity matching. Conclusions: Low etCO2 occurs often during intraoperative ventilation and is associated with a higher rate of PPCs. The etCO2 level has an inverse dose-dependent relationship with postoperative pulmonary complications. Clinical trial registration: NCT05550181
Individual and combined effects of chemical and mechanical power on postoperative pulmonary complications: a secondary analysis of the REPEAT study
No full textIntroduction: Intra-operative supplemental oxygen and mechanical ventilation expose the lungs to potentially injurious energy. This can be quantified as 'chemical power' and 'mechanical power', respectively. In this study, we sought to determine if intra-operative chemical and mechanical power, individually and/or in combination, are associated with postoperative pulmonary complications. Methods: Using an individual patient data analysis of three randomised clinical trials of intra-operative ventilation, we summarised intra-operative chemical and mechanical power using time-weighted averages. We evaluated the association between intra-operative chemical and mechanical power and a collapsed composite of postoperative pulmonary complications using multivariable logistic regression to estimate the odds ratios related to the effect of 1 J.min-1 increase in chemical or mechanical power with adjustment for demographic and intra-operative characteristics. We also included an interaction term to assess for potential synergistic effects of chemical and mechanical power on postoperative pulmonary complications. Results: Of 3837 patients recruited to three individual trials, 2492 with full datasets were included in the analysis. Intra-operative time-weighted average (SD) chemical power was 10.2 (3.9) J.min-1 and mechanical power was 10.5 (4.4) J.min-1. An increase of 1 J.min-1 in chemical power was associated with 8% higher odds of postoperative pulmonary complications (OR 1.08, 95%CI 1.05-1.10, p < 0.001), while the same increase in mechanical power raised odds by 5% (OR 1.05, 95%CI 1.02-1.08, p = 0.003). We did not find evidence of a significant interaction between chemical and mechanical power (p = 0.40), suggestive of an additive rather than synergistic effect on postoperative pulmonary complications. Discussion: Both chemical and mechanical power are independently associated with postoperative pulmonary complications. Further work is required to determine causality
