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Constitution of the American Female Medical Education Society
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Document establishing the American Female Medical Education Society, which was created to fund the Female Medical College of Pennsylvania (later Woman's Medical College of Pennsylvania, or WMCP). The Constitution describes why the Society was formed and how it would operate.
Prior to 1850, women practiced medicine in their communities and worked as nurses and midwives, but had no opportunities to formally train, and be recognized, as physicians. In 1850, the Female Medical College of Pennsylvania was founded; it was the first medical school in the nation and the world to train women as physicians. In its first two years, the WMCP's faculty had funded the college's operations, and the school was not financially secure. Additionally, many qualified students could not afford the tuition fees. The AFME Society was formed to ensure a reliable source of funds for the school and financial aid for its students by charging membership fees that would go toward sustaining WMCP.
The officers and directors of the AFME Society included prominent male and female physicians, educators, and clergy. Among the signatories were noted education reformer Horace Mann, abolitionist and reformer Lucretia Mott, Dr. Joseph Longshore, one of the founding faculty members of WMCP, his brother Dr. Thomas Longshore, and Thomas's wife, Dr. Hannah Longshore, who was in WMCP's first from the first graduating class. In addition to creating a membership-fee structure to financially support the Female Medical College, the creation of the American Female Medical Education society demonstrated the support of the medical and educational community and other leading citizens for the sustained education and employment of women physicians. In the years following the founding of WMCP, several other medical school for women were established, including the New England Female Medical College (founded in 1856) and Women's College of The New York Infirmary (1865). In 1849, there was one woman MD in the nation, and by 1860 there were 200. This increase would have been impossible without schools like WMCP and supporters and faculty of both genders.
Creator: American Female Medical Education Society
Item Number: a090_002
Size: 17 x 25cm
Physical Collection: Materials Related to Women`s Medical Schools (ACC-090), ACC-090
Finding Aid: http://archives.drexelmed.edu/collect/acc/81-100.php
Link to OPAC Record: http://innopac.library.drexel.edu/search/c?SEARCH=ACC-090
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The former Kevin Spacey film "All the Money in the World" has been replaced by Aaron Sorkin's "Molly's Game" in the closing-night slot of the AFI Fest.
"MOLLY'S GAME will be the Closing Night Gala for AFI Fest and screen along with a tribute to Aaron Sorkin on Thursday, November 16 at 8:30 p.m.," AFI Fest announced via its Twitter account on Sunday.
"Molly's Game" had previously been scheduled to screen Sunday at 6:30 p.m. and Tuesday at 3 p.m.
"All the Money in the World" from was pulled from the AFI Fest roster on Nov. 6, in light of allegations of sexual misconduct against Spacey.
"'All the Money in the World' is a superb film and more than worthy of its place of honor in the AFI Fest. But given the current allegations surrounding one of its actors and out of respect for those impacted, it would be inappropriate to celebrate at a gala at this difficult time. Accordingly, the film will be withdrawn," TriStar said in a statement.
Scott has chosen Christopher Plummer to fill in for Spacey in the Sony Pictures release, where he portrayed mogul J. Paul Getty. Reshoots will commence immediately, one of the insiders said, and Scott insists the film will make its planned Dec. 22 limited opening.
"All the Money in the World" also stars Mark Wahlberg, Michelle Williams and Timothy Hutton. It was directed by Ridley Scott and tells the story of the kidnapping of John Paul Getty III when he was 16 years old.
"Molly's Game," directed and co-written by Sorkin, tells the true story of Olympic-class skier Molly Bloom, who ran the world's most exclusive high-stakes poker game and became an FBI target. Jessica Chastain, Idris Elba and Kevin Costner star.


Celebrate your favorite June baby with our pear Alexandrite ring. This alexandrite stone changes colors in different lighting. You will see lots of purple, green and blue. The pictures do not do it justice. It is really special.
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This thesis deals with robust localization and separation of audio sources in the presence of diffuse noise. This is useful in the context of music processing to handle certain diffuse music sources, and more generally in the context of microphone array signal processing.
The defense was held at the University of Tokyo on January 24, 2012.


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Head of Diversity & Inclusion at Yelp
Rachel Williams joined Yelp (again!) in November of 2014 as the Head of Diversity and Inclusion. She is currently focused on building Yelp's diversity initiatives to accelerate action. Having grown up in San Mateo, CA, Rachel often found that she was one of only a couple faces of color in her classrooms. This early awareness of her own differences inspired her thirst for increased diversity and inclusion at a young age.
With a B.A. in Psychology from UC Berkeley and more than 15 years of human resources experience in a variety of industries including technology, life sciences, consumer products and retail, Rachel has honed her expertise in recruitment, organizational development, and strategic change activities. She is thrilled to be able to narrow her focus on Diversity and Inclusion, a very important element of the employee experience and a passion for Rachel. She returns to Yelp after most recently serving as the Head of Talent Acquisition for ClearSlide. She has also held talent acquisition roles at SolarCity, Peet's Coffee & Tea and was Recruiting Manager at Yelp in 2010.
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Peter wants the exiles to understand that their mission isn't just to show the world what heaven is like, but to show the world what God is like. Peter shows them that the only way to showcase the truest sense of what God is like is for us to be holy.
Holiness is humble, whimsical, and gracious. It's a demeanor that can only come from being in a relationship with Jesus. As we walk with Him, His holiness flows through you. It's something God has to do in you and through you, to make you look like Him even when you know you could never look like Him on your own. Holiness isn't self-righteousness; it's humble confidence in Jesus' righteousness.
Sin is utterly predictable. It's boring to the point of being asinine. It's the same story of self-interest leading to despair and damage, every single time. But in the midst of the insanity and boredom and predictability of our sin, God steps in and says you are ransomed from your futile ways. Holiness is not boring, or stodgy, or lame. It's joyful and unpredictable. It's what we were all made for.
In modern Christianity, it seems like the focus is largely on holiness by avoidance. There are definitely things that the Scriptures call us to avoid as but holiness by avoidance is not at all representative of the totality of what it means to represent God through holiness. God doesn't just not do things. He's acting and moving and working. In order to be a faithful Christian and follow God into His holiness, we have to care about holiness by avoidance and holiness by action. Holiness is doing what God does.
Ultimately, holiness isn't something that we can accomplish on our own. The reality is that you cannot perform your way into being someone's child. It requires them to act on your behalf, either by giving birth to you or adopting you. Holiness isn't a performance. Holiness is the product of being with your Father. You won't glow with God's utter uniqueness, joy and holiness unless you know Him and grow to act like Him.


In order to control the motion of machines and help produce machinery, we at Leading Edge Industrial utilize the performance software, GRBL, in coordination with our machine controllers. Simple to use, precise, and constant, GRBL is a breakthrough in the machinery industry worth considering when completing projects that require motion control.
What is GRBL and How Does It Interact with Our Machine Controllers?
GRBL is an excellent software program that parses a G-code command and then moves the machine in accordance with that command. At Leading Edge Industrial, we apply GRBL software to help control the motion of our machines. To demonstrate where GRBL fits in with our machines, a list of steps is detailed below.
After making a design, the CAD program compiles a G-code file using a post-processor found within the CAM (Computer-aided Manufacturing) workspace (Note: Not all CAD programs come with built-in CAM-capabilities. The programs listed in step 1 have built-in CAD/CAM capabilities. For those that do not, a stand-alone CAM program, like Mastercam, can be used to generate a G-code file from a CAD model). A G-code file is simply a numeric control "language" that helps convey to the machine the actions that we need to be completed.
What are the benefits of GRBL?
With the power to analyze G-codes to control the motion of machines, the GRBL software is extremely valuable. Additional GRBL benefits include an extremely simple user design, and a wide adaptation of use, including machines like laser cutters, hand drillers, and numerous others. GRBL also makes use of optimization C code (a programming language), which helps control precise timing, and its constant acceleration management provides stability and reliability to projects that mandate motion control.
What are the limitations of GRBL?
Though GRBL is an excellent software, it is not without limitations. In order to use GRBL, a GUI is necessary to cover some of the limits of the software, which can be frustrating to those who desire consolidation. GRBL also suffers from mild backlash issues, in which minor momentum can change the positional accuracy of a machinery piece (by trivial amounts). GRBL software also lacks more complex functions like canned cycles, arithmetic, and tool databases.
An exceptional tool to help manipulate the motion of machinery, GRBL software is widely expanding in usage and popularity. At Leading Edge Industrial, we are aware that GRBL has limitations, so we are currently developing a software controller that will include a tool database for mill and lathe machines. This technology will handle some arithmetic in the background, as well as show the GRBL settings along with their descriptions. Finally, this software will allow users to see any errors that were generated from the G-code, along with a brief description of the error in real time. Controlling the momentum of machines can be difficult, but GRBL software can help make that process easier.


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By Project ECHO Communications and Marketing Staff | October 27, 2021
Project ECHO Provides Mental-Health Lifeline to First Responders
"First responders are the firefighters, EMTs and police officers running toward an emergency when everyone else is running away," says Jessica Medrano, academic affairs director of emergency medical service programs at Central New Mexico Community College and a former field paramedic.
First responders provide crucial support to people during their most vulnerable moments. But it takes a lot out of them.
"They're seeing child abuse, domestic violence and deadly car crashes," says Joanna Katzman, MD, director of public health initiatives at Project ECHO, a global telementoring organization dedicated to disseminating knowledge in rural and underserved areas. "Often, in New Mexico's small towns, first responders know the victims and their families. It can be emotionally traumatic work."
Teaching first responders how to cope with the high-intensity nature of their work is crucial; the chronic stress leads to high rates of turnover and many small towns have a hard time finding enough staff.
"I ask people to think about this: What if you called 911 and no one was there to help you?" says Medrano, who has been teaching first responders since 2006.
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Medrano was one of the first to join Project ECHO when it launched a first responder's program. The program teaches self-care and healthy techniques for dealing with stress and anxiety: meditation, breathing techniques and exercise.
Participants also learn the warning signs of post-traumatic stress disorder – trouble sleeping, startling easily or consuming too much alcohol – and how to get help. In turn, Medrano shared this knowledge with her own students – up to 200 each semester.
"First responders are trained on how to help someone in a mental health crisis, but they aren't trained on how to support their own emotional well-being," Medrano says.
Medrano knows the lasting impact first responders have on people's lives: One of her own students was the paramedic who cared for her father during a heart attack.
"The paramedic who helped my dad made sure he got to the right hospital immediately," she says, holding back tears. "He put so much time and energy into taking care of my dad."
Since 2019, Project ECHO has been helping police officers, firefighters and EMS personnel care for themselves, after a long day of caring for others. To date, 2,403 people have participated in ECHO first responder trainings from nearly all of New Mexico and as far away as Puerto Rico and Venezuela.
"What I love about ECHO is that it provides both education and a community," Medrano says. "Rural first responders come to me all the time saying they can't make the hours-long commute to Albuquerque, but they want more training. ECHO removes that barrier and provides them with support from people in the same position."
Since 2003, Project ECHO's telementoring model has been used to tackle the world's greatest challenges in health care, education, journalism and more. Headquartered at The University of New Mexico Health Sciences Center in Albuquerque, N.M., Project ECHO is empowering local community providers to improve the well-being of people around the world. Join us today, in our mission to touch 1 billion lives by 2025.
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THE HUNGER GAMES: MOCKINGJAY – PART 1 – In Theaters November 21st!
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"THE HUNGER GAMES: MOCKINGJAY – PART 1 – In Theaters November 21st!"
If we burn, you burn with us! — Katniss Everdeen
Next Friday, November 21st, Lionsgate Entertainment is proud to present the third installment of the popular franchise THE HUNGER GAMES: MOCKINGJAY — PART 1! Under the leadership of President Coin (Julianne Moore) and the advice of her trusted friends, Katniss Everdeen (Jennifer Lawrence) must spread her wings as she fights to save Peeta (Josh Hutcherson) and a nation moved by her courage.
The worldwide phenomenon of The Hunger Games continues to set the world on fire with The Hunger Games: Mockingjay – Part 1, which finds Katniss Everdeen (Jennifer Lawrence) in District 13 after she literally shatters the games forever. Under the leadership of President Coin (Julianne Moore) and the advice of her trusted friends, Katniss spreads her wings as she fights to save Peeta (Josh Hutcherson) and a nation moved by her courage. The Hunger Games: Mockingjay – Part 1 is directed by Francis Lawrence from a screenplay by Danny Strong and Peter Craig and produced by Nina Jacobson's Color Force in tandem with producer Jon Kilik. The novel on which the film is based is the third in a trilogy written by Suzanne Collins that has over 65 million copies in print in the U.S. alone.
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On the National Register of Historic Places
Immaculate Conception Church was placed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1974, read the original application here and see the submitted photographs here. From the original nomination we can see the many unique and historical elements associated with the Church:
"Immaculate Conception Church is a one story, cross gabled Romanesque Revival erected in 1909. Externally, the building has changed slightly with the additions of protective screen covering the stain glass windows, modern entrance steps, and a vertical board addition to the apse. None of these detract from the structure's architectural integrity. The structure has many consistent architectural features. Cut sandstone from a local quarry covers most of the exterior walls and is used as the foundation. All the openings employ compound Romanesque arches with radiating youssoirs. The stones in the top course of the plinth, which surrounds the building, serve as the first floor window sills. The remaining opening use lug sills. Recessed stain glass windows are utilized. Most of them are of geometric design except for the two large ones which show Biblical depictions. The front facade features a square bell tower that is used as the main entrance. The tower has a pyramidical termination which is covered by terneplate. The double door with a three panel entrance has a stained glass, round-headed window above which there is a heavy cut stone Romanesque arch surround. The bell tower has large openings on all sides which are screened and have balustrades. The north and south sides display at each end of the cross gable two chimneys of the single stack type. A Latin cross finial is used on each gable. This structure is well preserved.
The most important aspect of the church is its architectural quality. This Romanesque Revival structure has undergone few alterations and its cut stone facade and stained glass windows have been kept in excellent condition. With the retention of the building's architectural integrity, the membership of the church has shown a respect for its origins and history.
The Church of the Immaculate Conception is important for it is the best example of Romanesque Revival architecture in the city. Only a few of this type of architecture still exists in Rapid. Only two buildings are left with entirely rockfaced facades; Immaculate Conception is one of them. If the destruction of the church occurred, the city would lose part of its architectural history, one of the last examples of the art of stone cutting, and examples of indigenous stone material Therefore, the preservation of this church is important to understanding the development of Rapid City, for this is the last known cut stone building erected within the town's boundaries."
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Easy Grilled Avocado Mango Chicken Salad a refreshing healthy salad perfect for the summer! A light 30 minute meal loaded with nutrients and flavor!
Preheat grill to medium high heat (about 375-400 degrees F).
Season both sides of the chicken breast with salt & pepper.
Spray grill grates with cooking spray or rub down with olive oil soaked rag.
Place seasoned chicken breasts on the grill. Grill each side for 5-7 minutes, until there is no longer any pink.
Remove from grill and let rest for 3 minutes to let the juices redistribute.
While the chicken is resting. In a small bowl add honey, mustard, apple cider vinegar and dry basil. Whisk to combine until the mixture is smooth and feels like a dressing.
Slice the grilled chicken breasts.
Assemble the salad: to a large bowl add spinach, diced mango, blueberries, avocado, almond, goat cheese and sliced chicken. Serve with honey dijon dressing on the side.