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Rare books in Historical Collections & Archives are included in the library catalog. Our rare book holdings can be described as "a collection of collections." Each collection is unique, and has its own story:
The History of Medicine Collection
Consisting of over 3,000 titles from the early 16th to mid-20th centuries, the History of Medicine Collection is the most extensive of HC&A's rare book collections, with a strong relationship to campus history and the local medical community.
The collection began development under Bertha Brandon Hallam, the first professional librarian at University of Oregon Medical School. Beginning in 1919, Hallam engaged the support of the Portland Academy of Medicine, the city's leading organization for medical professionals. PAM directly funded many rare book acquisitions, and facilitated donations of books from members throughout the 20th century.
In the early 20th century, George Emanuel Burget, Ph.D., Chair of the UOMS Library Committee, donated his own book collection to the library. Included were several works by Claude Bernard; Félix Vicq-d'Azyr's 1786 Traité d'anatomie et de physiologie; and titles by Marcello Malpighi, John Hunter, Alexander von Humboldt, Antoine Laurent Lavoisier, R.T.H. Laennec, and many more. PAM and Library Committee members including Adalbert Bettman, M.D., Noble Wiley Jones, M.D., and Ernst A. Sommer, M.D., also made individual donations of rare books. An important donation from Joseph Leggett Miller, M.D. brought works by Roger Bacon, Hermann Boerhaave, Richard Bright, Ambroise Paré, and Benjamin Rush, along with dozens of other titles.
In 1964, the History of Medicine Room was established through the support of PAM and the medical school. At this time the History of Medicine Collection included around 400 16th-19th century volumes.
In 1980, biophysicist and inventor Norman Holter donated his copy of the 1555 edition of Andreas Vesalius' De humani corporis fabrica to the library. As one of the greatest works of Western medicine and a landmark of the Renaissance, Holter's donation raised the profile of OHSU Library's rare book collections, and encouraged future donations of rare medical classics.
Thanks to donations from faculty, alumni, and the general public, the History of Medicine collection today includes over 3000 titles, and is among the finest institutional collections of rare books in the Pacific Northwest.
History of Dentistry Collection
The History of Dentistry Collection originated in the School of Dentistry's library in the 1970s, under the guidance of J. Henry Clarke, D.M.D., and the school's History of Dentistry Committee. The dental school built the History of Dentistry Collection to around 550 titles from the 18th century to the early 20th century, with strengths in orthodontics, periodontology, anesthesiology, pathology, oral surgery, and dental practice in the Pacific Northwest.
In 2003, the collection and its oak bookcases were transferred to OHSU Library. The transfer of the collection to OHSU Library established a new partnership for preserving and providing access to the school's unique historical collections. Since 2003, over 100 additional titles have been added to the collection, including several historic works on 18th-19th century dental anatomy and technology.
Classic Article Collection
The Classic Article Collection includes over 1500 individual volumes of scholarly journals, which contain over 2000 of the articles identified in Lee Ash's Serial Publications Containing Medical Classics and Morton's Medical Bibliography. The collection was formed by OHSU Library staff in the early 2000s, as a cooperative effort to reduce the holdings of obsolete journals in OHSU Library, while preserving those volumes that contain historically significant texts.
Sydenham Collection
First developed under the direction of Bertha Hallam, the Sydenham Collection contains 19th-century books published by the Sydenham Society and the New Sydenham Society, London-based publishers of reprints of classic medical works.
First Class Collection
First developed under the direction of Bertha Hallam, the First Class Collection was built from a list of the textbooks used by students in the first session of the University of Oregon Medical School (1887-1888). It provides a fascinating glimpse of 19th century medical education.
Whitman Collection
Also developed first under Bertha Hallam, the Whitman Collection was built from a list of books that were known to be in Dr. Marcus Whitman's collection at the Whitman mission. Historical works about the Whitmans and the Whitman mission are also included.


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New season, new music.
With each season, new music is written and this year starts off with two so far. To continue in the tradition that I have come to enjoy, more material is yet to come. These start off with Budgie and Pinholes. Cinematic electronic music has become a real love for me as far as music creation is concerned. It's back to using raw sampling again to create new textures. Finding that timbre of sound and otherworldly element is what brings me deeper into the creative process. Jumping headlong into what sounds good emotionally is what I always enjoy doing. When you have a small audience, you need not try to please anyone but yourself. It's good to have so few who listen, but those who do listen, understand the depth of what is happening with these albums. Pinholes is a strange single that displays no malice to sound, but its dream-like reverse melody makes the song come to life as it continues to evolve up to the end of its fade out. Budgie puts you right in the jungle with its film-like motion. It's akin to past singles such as Wow-and-Flutter, but more flighty in motion, much like the bird sounds toward the end. I plan to continue down this new pathway of sound and more singles will indeed be coming forth, one such is slope. Until next time.

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Long distance trains cancelled due to floods in North Bengal
Agencies17 Aug 2017 5:57 PM GMT
Kolkata: With the flood situation remaining gloomy in the North Bengal districts and due to inundation of railway tracks, various long distance trains have been cancelled on Thursday.
Meanwhile, Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee while leaving Nabanna said that some roads in North Bengal have been made operational. She said that fares cannot be increased at the time of distress. She also mentioned that the Chief Secretary has taken up the issue with the Centre.
It may be mentioned that the Chief Secretary has written to the Secretary, Ministry of Civil Aviation urging to send advisories to the different airline operators for the increase in the number of flights between Kolkata and Bagdogra, for a fortnight now and for keeping their fare levels at normal.
It has been alleged that as the road and rail connectivity between North and South Bengal has been disrupted, most of the airline operators have been making use of the opportunity to impose abruptly high fares on passengers and this is causing inconveniences to the people.
According to a statement issued by the Railways, the long distance trains that have been cancelled are 13145 Up Kolkata-Radhikapur Express, 13147 Up Sealdah-New Cooch Behar Uttarbanga Express, 13149 Up Sealdah-Alipurduar Kanchankanya Express, 13163 Up Sealdah – Saharsa Hatey Bazare Express, 12517 Up Kolkata-Guwahati Garib Rath Express, 12343 Up Sealdah-New Jalpaiguri Darjeeling Mail and 12377 Up Sealdah-New Alipurduar Padatik Express.
13162 Balurghat –Kolkata Express, scheduled to leave Balurghat station on August 18 will short-originate at Malda station, cancelling the journey between Balurghat and Malda.
As per the prediction of the Regional Meteorological Centre at Alipore, some of the districts in South Bengal may receive heavy rainfall in the next 24 hours. There is, however, no prediction of heavy rain in the city. According to a senior official of the Alipore MeT office, there is a forecast of light to moderate rain in some parts of the city.
Both the monsoon troughs formed over the Himalayan foothills and over South Bengal are active in bringing more rainfall in various parts of the state. According to the prediction, North 24 Parganas, South 24 Parganas, East and West Midnapore may receive heavy rainfall in the next 24 hours while some other South Bengal districts may witness moderate rainfall.
According to the official of the MeT department, it may rain in North Bengal districts in the next 24 hours.
"There is an alert of more rainfall in all the districts of North Bengal. As thunderclouds have formed over the sky in various parts of the state, there is always a possibility of rainfall in the districts. There is, however, no prediction of heavy rainfall as yet in North Bengal," the official said.
According to the weather office prediction, all the eight districts of North Bengal may witness rainfall in the next few days.


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Justice David L. Baker (Ret.) - Mediator & Arbitrator based in Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
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A life-long Iowan, Justice Baker was born in Muscatine in 1952 and grew up in Waterloo. Following graduation from law school, Justice Baker worked in the private practice of law for 25 years where he practiced in various areas including tax and corporate to bankruptcy to litigation. His initial areas of practice were a general practice with an emphasis in tax, estate planning and corporate. He evolved away from a business practice to a litigation practice, initially bankruptcy and later insurance defense. In 1989, Justice Baker began a new firm with John Riccolo under the name of Riccolo & Baker, P.C. practicing almost exclusively in the area of litigation.
He was appointed as a district court judge for the Sixth Judicial District in the State of Iowa beginning January 3, 2005. He was appointed to the Iowa Court of Appeals in 2006. He was appointed to the Iowa Supreme Court in 2008 where he served until December 31, 2010. As a district court judge, he heard cases ranging from divorces to medical malpractice cases to land disputes. As an appellate judge, he has heard hundreds of cases covering almost every aspect of the law. Justice Baker has been involved in many professional activities. As a member of the Iowa State Bar Association, he was involved in Jury Instructions Committee, Bench/Bar Committee, and the Appellate Practice Committee where he participated in the writing of the Appellate Practice Manual. He was previously the co-chairman of the Bench/Bar Committee.
Justice Baker also served as a temporary bar examiner for 10 years and has been a lecturer for the Iowa Bar Review School. In the Linn County Bar Association, he served as a member of the Ethics and Grievance Committee. He is currently a member of the Sixth Judicial District Judicial Nominating Commission. He was also a member of the Merit Selection Panel involved in the selection of the U.S. Magistrate for the Northern District of Iowa.
He was the chairman of Amicus Curiae Committee for the Iowa Trial Lawyers Association. Based upon the recommendations of his peers and judges, he was inducted into the Iowa Academy of Trial Lawyers, whose membership is limited to 250 attorneys who have displayed exceptional skills and the highest integrity. He is currently a member of Mason Ladd Inn of Court.
Justice Baker attended undergraduate and law school at the University of Iowa, receiving his bachelor's degree in 1975 with Honors in Sociology and his law degree in 1979 with high honors, Order of the Coif.
Both as a judge and an attorney, Justice Baker has been a frequent lecturer at continuing legal education programs. He has also been a participant at educational activities for law students at both the University of Iowa and Drake law schools. He is currently an adjunct instructor at the University of Iowa College of Law teaching Trial Advocacy and State Constitutional Law.


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Talk to a Human (Project 5.3)
Who is Ann? (Project 5.4)
Wilory Records
When all is sung and done, it doesn't matter a whit that Terri Hendrix didn't quite meet her original, self-imposed all-in-one-year deadline for her ambitious "Project 5." What counts is that she had the stones to commit to such an undertaking — four thematically linked albums and a book — in the first place, and that she doggedly stayed the course over what turned out to be a nearly four-year-long marathon. At the time of this writing, Hendrix was still in the home stretch of writing her book, a memoir titled The Girl with the Exploding Brain detailing her long battle with epilepsy. But with the simultaneous release of Talk to a Human and Who is Ann?, she finishes the music leg of her "Project 5" journey not "better late than never," but strong.
Despite their sequential subtitles (Project 5.3 and 5.4), these aren't really "sequels" necessarily reliant on each other (or their "Project 5" predecessors, for that matter) to make sense. Like the first two albums in the series, 2016's Love You Strong and The Slaughterhouse Sessions, both Talk to a Human and Who is Ann? easily hold up as standalone projects in their own right. Talk to a Human is the most quintessentially "Terri" album out of the whole bunch, with it's spry mix of folk, pop, blues, cocktail jazz, and even a splash of mambo (Tex-Mex style) rivaling the vibrant, genre-blurring spectrum of 2010's Cry Till You Laugh and even the playful free spirit of 1998's Wilory Farm — albeit refracted through the lens of a woman 21 years older, wiser, and bolder. That boldness comes even more into focus on Who is Ann?, a five-song EP that indulges (in the best sense of the word) Hendrix's closet obsession with electronic music and proves as much of a revelation as the first time she decided to get dead serious about playing her blues harp. As on Talk to a Human, her longtime collaborator Lloyd Maines is credited as co-producer, but its telling that the EP's three most experimental, loop and sample-infused tracks were all recorded by "Ann" (Hendrix's middle name) herself, solo — making it arguably the most intimate and purely DIY music she's ever released.
And yet, as distinctive and self-contained as each individual album in the series may be, the myriad ties that bind them as parts of a bigger whole are undeniable — and hearing them in that context reveals just how much artful design was invested in the project from the start. In her own "big picture" summation, Hendrix cites "love, hope, and resilience" as the three primary themes explored across "Project 5," but conviction, courage, and an acute awareness of time (alternately fleeting and precious and seemingly interminable) are all recurring motifs as well. And there's a real sense of rhyme and rhythm in the way the albums all fit together, too. The speed-rapped "Talk to a Human" kicks its namesake record (aka Project 5.3) off on a bracing, restless note not unlike the urgent surge of "Feel the Time," the opening track on Love You Strong (Project 5.1), while the languid, slow-motion chill of the Slaughterhouse (5.2)-opening "The News" is echoed at the start of Who is Ann? in the hauntingly mesmeric (and unabashedly sensuous) fever dream of "Drive." There are also several songs — carefully chosen covers by the likes of Cindy Walker, Guy Clark, and Woody Guthrie included — that directly riff and play off of each other lyrically, like conversations carried over from album to album. Some of those conversations are harmonious duets, like Talk to a Human's "WASP," a salute to the little-heralded Women Airforce Service Pilots of World War II, and Love You Strong's "Texas Star" tribute to Ann Richards, Barbara Jordan, Liz Carpenter, and Molly Ivins. But others are fraught with tension, with songs that seem to directly challenge or even undermine each other: love vs. loss, resilience vs. vulnerability, hope vs. despair. And — spoiler — it's not always the better angels that get the last word. Who Is Ann? ends on the devastating note of "Grieve," which finds an utterly disconsolate Hendrix adrift in mourning for her sister, who passed away unexpectedly in 2018. "Tell me where to go from here, tell me how to plan for tomorrow," she pleads, flailing desperately for the kind of inner strength and peace she sang so assuredly about back on Love You Strong's uplifting "Found." "Tell me how to do the things I must in spite of all the sorrow." But the waves pulling her further out to sea offer no succor, and the way she sings the line "I'm still here" sounds a lot more like weary and bewildered resignation than resiliency.
If you think that sounds out of character for Hendrix, the perpetually beaming human sunflower in overalls who sings feel-good songs about being of "The Spiritual Kind" and whose live performances typically end with her giving out hugs by the dozens and being swarmed by kids wanting to sign her mandolin, well, maybe you've just been missing the big picture all along. Because although the message and energy she consciously projects to the world usually swings more yang than yin, the fact is every album she's ever made — that 2006 kids' record, Celebrate the Difference, included — has had plenty of dark somewhere in the mix . Sometimes it's there even within her most buoyant of songs, like Talk to a Human's "Choice," hiding in plain sight right between the lines — or, in the case of the Latin-flared, knockout tour de force "Mi Madre" that precedes it on the record, sung on the sly in Spanish. But often as not, across the span of her whole catalog and especially throughout the four albums of "Project 5" (and undoubtedly in the book still to come), when Hendrix writes about the dark, she faces it head-on, even when she'd rather not. It's just the way she's always been wired as an artist; as she sings with matter-of-fact acceptance in Talk to a Human's exquisite "I Hear Your Song," "We see things we can't unsee / we feel more than we should." And though Hendrix herself may not see or feel the kind of chin-forward, leaning-into-the-wind courage and conviction she yearns for in Who is Ann's "Woman" when she looks in the mirror, anyone really listening to her songs will hear both in spades. — RICHARD SKANSE
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Lone Star Music editor Richard Skanse was born in the West Texas town of El Paso, attended college at Trinity University in San Antonio and has called San Marcos home since 2007. Prior to joining LSM in 2010, he edited Texas Music Magazine for 10 years and was an editor at RollingStone.com in NYC for four years in the late '90s. He collects cats.
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Home News Santa Eulalia Launch A New 'Pilot' Bus Route
Santa Eulalia Launch A New 'Pilot' Bus Route
Rhian King
The bus route will have 20 stops and the pilot test will run Monday to Friday during the months of January to March. A single ticket will cost €1.55 with discount tickets for certain groups.
Santa Eulalia City Council and the Consell de Ibiza have launched a 3 month pilot urban bus with a circular route within the town of Santa Eulalia.
The service will offer an alternative to the use of private vehicles. The objectives of this traffic reduction would not only be an improvement in travel times but, in particular, a reduction in the unnecessary consumption of fossil fuels and the pollution they produce.
20 Stops
This pilot service, Route L-17 will initially have 20 stops and will run from Monday to Friday. The route proposed initially begins at Puig d'en Fita/Siesta, and includes the Can Guasch neighborhood, the town centre, the medical centre, the sports centre area and ends at Cas Capità (Xarc Institute, Mercadona, children's playground d'es Fameliar and dog park, as well as the Palacio de Congresos).
The planned time for each complete journey is one hour and the service will initially be covered with 27 seat minibuses. The Eularibus route will be active in three time slots –
The first, between 7.30am and 11.30am to cover the commute to school, work and shopping areas
The second, between 14.30pm and 15.30pm fundamentally for school commutes
The third, between 16.30pm and 20.30pm, which will cover the many commutes required by children's extracurricular activities.
For the full schedule please follow the link below.
https://www.santaeulalia.net/images/Noticias/EULARIBUS.pdf
Cost and Demand
Prices have been initially planned in accordance with similar routes by the Insular Council of Ibiza. Single tickets are €1.55,with 50% discount tickets to certain groups €0.80, priced tickets for various trips, as well as free travel for the young and over 65's.
The three-month test will determine the level of demand, which stops are low in demand and the number of passengers according to the schedule. It can then be determined if the public transport system is maintained and whether changes need to be made to make the service more effective.
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