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Lady Gaga covers the September Issue of Vanity Fair and she looks magnificent in this Lady Godiva inspired shoot. She opted for a very toned down look (do you remember this Rolling Stone's cover?) and went nude with very well placed hair extensions. It's definitely Lady Godiva for the 21st Century and I love it! My favorite part (aside from the choker?) the nails, which appear to be a smoky grey that's a little lighter than my favorite OPI shade, You Don't Know Jacques. I am now on the hunt for this shade. If you guys know of anything similar drop me a line :).
Friday, July 30, 2010
Gaga Meets Godiva
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Wednesday, July 28, 2010
Totally Loving: Tracy Reese
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Just Lovely
|How cool is this Phillip Treacy blue beano with stones?
Ok, so we all know how much I love Mad Men (did you catch the Season premiere?) Here is Christina Hendricks, who plays Joan on Mad Men, who did an interview with LA Times. There she discusses her love of the accordian, why she dyes her hair red and how it feels to be a curvy girl in the world of twos and zeros. The pictures are fab, so I just had to share.
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Friday, July 23, 2010
Silk Shirts
So, I decided to create this look based on what Alexa Chung wore to the Mulberry party. Silk shirts with short to beat the summer heat? Yes, please. Enjoy!
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Thursday, July 22, 2010
Party Girls
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Wednesday, July 21, 2010
Mad Men
One of my favorite shows is Mad Men (season 4 premieres this Sunday yaaay!!). To me the costumes are just as important as the characters and the stories they tell. Here's Janie Bryant, the show's costume designer, giving a sneak peek at what to expect for Season 4. She discusses Joan's va va voom style and Betty Draper's more refined polished look (January Jones always looks amazing). Enjoy!
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Tuesday, July 20, 2010
Timeless Beauty
Alexa Chung is featured in Vogue's August Age issue. This year the editors chose women who have made career changes (Chung was a VJ and now designs a line for Madewell).
I admire people who follow their heart and passion no matter what other's may think, so I am excited about this issue. But can we take a moment to admire Alexa's eyes? I've been a fan of her style for a while now and her makeup never ceases to amaze me.
Lady Antonia Fraser (78) also makes the list and I just really love this picture.
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Friday, July 16, 2010
Old School Glamour
I love Eva Mendes. She oozes old school Hollywood glamour (check out the eyes) in her Dolce and Gabbana . She's on the cover of Allure's August issue where she discusses her body image. More photos after the jump.
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Thursday, July 15, 2010
MashBeauty: Eyes for the Beach
My friend runnybunny83 over at YouTube posted this vid with tips on how to do a cool eye for the beach for summer. Check it out:
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Wednesday, July 14, 2010
MashTV: Covert Affairs
Let's talk about Covert Affairs, the new USA show that follows Annie (Piper Perabo), a new CIA recruit as she gets her feet wet in the spy business. When I first heard about this show I instantly thought about Sydney Bristow (loooved Alias), but surprisingly it's a story that works. Romance is at the heart of the story as Annie joins the CIA to basically forget about a lost love, who it turns out may be a covert agent himself. Rounding out the cast are Christopher Gorham as Auggie, the techie, Peter Gallagher as the head of a department and his wife, Kari Matchett as Annie's boss. Overall it was an engaging story and is definitely welcome to my summer line up.
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MashStyle: Elisa Sednaoui
I was out of town for a few weeks and finally had a chance to catch up on my July magazines. In Vogue is where I stumbled across mode/actressl Elisa Sednaoui, the Italian-born daughter of a former model and get this goddaughter of Christian Louboutain. How great would it be to shop her closet?Well, here's the next best thing, she's featured in this video on Modelinia where she picks out a few of her favorite pieces and discusses her style. Video after the jump.
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Friday, July 9, 2010
MashMusic: Gaga on Today
I've been a huge fan of Lady Gaga since I first saw her Just Dance video. Her performance on this morning's Today show did not disappoint, I loved every minute. Here's her performance of Bad Romance and Someone to Watch Over Me (her version is good, but check out Amy Winehouse's version).
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Thursday, July 8, 2010
DIY: Jeans
I am all for a DIY project as long as it seems simple and if I mess up, the item is still more or less usable, which is why I was glad when I came across this Victoria Beckham DIY for jeans. The end result is neat and an old pair of jeans could be just the trick. Check it out here.
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Wednesday, July 7, 2010
Pop of Color
I know these first few photos of Leighton Meester and Blake Lively in Paris for Gossip Girl have been making the rounds on the internet, but I couldn't help but post these photos. Watching Gossip Girl is like a fashion feast for the eyes and if these photos indicate the things to come, I can't wait for season 4.
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Blake looks great in these cobalt blue pants and Brian Atwood studded pumps.
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StyleStar: Heidi Klum
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Saturday, July 3, 2010
Who Wears Short Shorts
I love Cameron Diaz's easy breezy California Girl style. This picture has been on my desk top for over a week now (bad I know), but here she is last week doing promos for her new movie Knight and Day (which I happened to enjoy). The shorts get upgraded to dressy casual with the help of the plain white t and the light blue blazer. Her Chloe wedges and lucite jewelry go perfect for the cool style.
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MashStyle: Solange
Singer Solange Knowles (aka Beyonce's little sister), is featured in a Refinery29 spread. The sassy diva discusses her love of shoes and vintage clothes.
First, I must say I love her hair. She recently went natural and decided to rock this afro wig, which looks great. There's no way her style could be mistaken for her sister's. Excerpts from the interview and more photos when you click below.
First, I must say I love her hair. She recently went natural and decided to rock this afro wig, which looks great. There's no way her style could be mistaken for her sister's. Excerpts from the interview and more photos when you click below.
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Kim Kardashian Heavily Promoted Her 'Fairy Tale' Wedding TV Special AFTER She Knew Marriage A Disaster!
Doesn't it seem so disingenuous that Kim totally flogged her Kim's Fairy Tale Wedding Special, which aired on Oct 9 and 10, now that we know she had already given up on her marriage to kris Humphries by the time the tv show aired.
In last night's Jan. 29 finale, Kim Kardashian makes it very clear that her marriage has been dead on arrival since almost it's first few days.
She says "we don't have anything to talk about!" She calls their marriage "awkward." She confesses that when she first met Kris "he had this outspoken personality and I used to think it was cute and endearing but maybe I'm the one who changed."
She tell Kris that she feels "dead inside" and that "I'm a different person with him. I'm not happy."
She has told Khloe, "I don't like who I am in this marriage."
Despite all this, much of which transpired BEFORE Oct. 9 and 10, the dates that her wedding special aired on E!, Kim took to Twitter to heavily promote her "fairy tale" wedding special.
"Finally my fairy tale wedding airs tonight at 9 PM on E!!!! Please tune in tonight and experience the magic!', she tweeted Oct 10.
She retweets close friend Britt Gastineau who tweets Oct. 11! – "Omg I havnt cried that much in a long time."
She retweets wedding guest Serena Williams. "Now the world can c u dance! LOL RT @serenawilliams: Kim @KimKardashian & Kris' wedding special part II is on! Yeaaa Kimmy!!! :)"
All of this tweeting and retweeting – and yes there's more – takes place one and two days before Kim leaves for Dubai with her mom, Kris Jenner, on Oct. 12.
It's at the end of this trip when Kim is headed to Dubai's airport that she confesses to her mother that "something in her relationship (with Kris Humphries) wasn't right," and that "married life just isn't what I thought it would be with him."
So obviously, Kim KNEW the marriage was seriously in trouble but she nevertheless faked enthusiasm for her nuptials to Kris Humphries by heavily promoting her fairy tale wedding two-night tv specials!
Lucky, that the shows aired by then. So she didn't have to waste any more time staying married to Kris, before she could file for divorce on Oct. 31 and be done with it for good!
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2004-05 Women's Soccer News
WOMEN'S SOCCER ANNOUNCES SPRING SCHEDULEMarch 16, 2005UMBC head women's soccer coach Michelle Salmon announced her 2005 spring schedule dates for the Retrievers' women's soccer team. UMBC will play in four games against local foes and wrap up the spring with an Alumni game on May 7th.
WOMEN'S SOCCER SIGNS THREE FOR 2005February 25, 2005The UMBC women's soccer team has signed three players for the 2005 season, it was announced today by Head Coach Michelle Salmon. They are Christine Bacinski, Cara Palmer, and Kali Schwartz.
J.J. YOUNG SELECTED TO AMERICA EAST WOMEN'S SOCCER ALL-ROOKIE TEAMNovember 04, 2004Freshman J.J. Young was selected to the America East Conference Women's Soccer All-Rookie Team after voting was conducted by the league's head coaches.
WOMEN'S SOCCER DROPS FINAL GAME OF SEASON TO BOSTON UNIVERSITY, 2-1October 30, 2004UMBC finished its season at 8-10 and 3-6 in the America East after falling to league foe Boston University by a 2-1 count on Senior Day afternoon at the UMBC Soccer Stadium. With the win, the Terriers clinched a spot in the six-team field of the America East Tournament.
UMBC WOMEN'S SOCCER DEALS TOP SEEEDED NORTHEASTERN 2-1 LOSSOctober 28, 2004The UMBC Women's Soccer team threw a wrench into who will win the America East Conference regular season title when the Retrievers handed current No. 1 seeded Northeastern a 2-1 loss on Thursday afternoon at UMBC Soccer Stadium.
HARTFORD RALLIES TO DEFEAT UMBC WOMEN'S SOCCER, 3-1October 24, 2004The University of Hartford women's soccer team scored three second-half goals to come from behind and beat UMBC, 3-1, Sunday afternoon at Al-Marzook Field.
UMBC FALLS TO VERMONT IN WOMEN'S SOCCER, 2-1October 22, 2004Sophomore Amy Cochran scored the game-winning goal with four minutes remaining to lift the University of Vermont past visiting UMBC, 2-1, in America East women¹s soccer action on Friday.
WALKER RECEIVES AMERICA EAST CO-ROOKIE OF THE WEEK HONORS FOR WOMEN'S SOCCEROctober 18, 2004Kersha Walker was selected as America East Women's Soccer Co-Rookie of the Week for her performance in the period of October 11-17. It marks the second time that she has received the award this season.
WOMEN'S SOCCER WINS THIRD STRAIGHT WITH SHUTOUT OF ALBANY, 4-0October 17, 2004Four different Retrievers scored as the UMBC women's soccer team improved to 7-7 overall and 2-3 in the America East Conference by defeating Albany by a score of 4-0 this afternoon at the UMBC Soccer Stadium.
HEARIN'S LATE GOAL PROPELS WOMEN'S SOCCER TO KEY 2-1 AMERICA EAST WIN OVER STONY BROOKOctober 15, 2004Sophomore defender Mary Hearin's first career goal with 1:46 left in the second half snapped a 1-1 deadlock and propelled host UMBC (6-7, 1-3 America East) to a 2-1 win over Stony Brook (5-6-3, 2-2) in a conference match-up.
WOMEN'S SOCCER ATTEMPTS TO CAPTURE FIRST LEAGUE WIN THIS WEEKENDOctober 14, 2004UMBC will try to capture its first America East Conference victory this weekend when they host Stony Brook on Friday, 4 p.m., and Albany on Sunday, 1 p.m. at the UMBC Soccer Stadium.
UMBC WOMEN'S SOCCER SNAPS FOUR-GAME LOSING STREAK WITH 1-0 WIN OVER PITTSBURGHOctober 10, 2004Junior J.J. Golibart's made penalty kick with 21:30 remaining in the game was enough to give UMBC (5-7-0) a 1-0 victory over non-conference foe Pittsburgh (4-6-1) this afternoon at the UMBC Soccer Stadium.
BINGHAMTON SHUTS OUT UMBC WOMEN'S SOCCER, 2-0October 08, 2004Freshman Kim Povill scored two goals to lead Binghamton to a 2-0 shutout of UMBC in an America East contest this afternoon at the UMBC Soccer Stadium.
UMBC WOMEN'S SOCCER HOSTS BINGHAMTON AND PITTSBURGHOctober 07, 2004UMBC will try to end its losing streak at three when they host America East rival Binghamton on Friday, October 8, at 4 p.m., before playing their last non-conference game for the season against Pittsburgh on Sunday, October 10, at 1 p.m. at the UMBC Soccer Stadium.
NEW HAMPSHIRE SHUTS OUT UMBC WOMEN'S SOCCER, 3-0October 03, 2004Chiara Best matched her career high of three goals and to lead the University of New Hampshire women's soccer team to Sunday afternoon's 3-0 America East victory against UMBC at Lewis Fields.
WOMEN'S SOCCER DROPS AMERICA EAST OPENER TO MAINE, 1-0October 01, 2004The University of Maine women's soccer team defeated UMBC, 1-0, on Friday afternoon at Alumni Field in Orono, Maine.
WOMEN'S SOCCER OPENS AMERICA EAST PLAY THIS WEEK AGAINST MAINE AND NEW HAMPSHIRESeptember 29, 2004The UMBC Women's Soccer team will begin America East conference play this week when they travel to Maine for a 3 p.m. game on Friday, October 1, and to New Hampshire for a 1 p.m. game on Sunday, October 3.
MARSHALL UPENDS WOMEN'S SOCCER, 2-0September 24, 2004Marshall University's Mollie Lee and Jenna Greenwood scored within a two-minute span in the second half to lead the Thundering Herd to a 2-0 victory over host UMBC in a non-conference contest at UMBC Soccer Stadium.
UMBC WOMEN'S SOCCER HOSTS MARSHALL ON FRIDAYSeptember 23, 2004The Retriever women's soccer team will take on Marshall for a non-conference game on Friday, September 24 at 4 p.m. at the UMBC Soccer Stadium.
KERSHA WALKER RECEIVES ROOKIE OF THE WEEK HONORSSeptember 20, 2004Freshman Kersha Walker has been chosen as the America East Women's Soccer Rookie of the Week for the week of September 13-20.
FIVE DIFFERENT RETRIEVERS SCORE AS WOMEN'S SOCCER DEFEATS DELAWARE STATE, 5-0September 19, 2004UMBC shot 12 times in the first stanza, but came away with just a 1-0 lead at halftime. In the second half, the Retrievers came out more aggressive, as sophomore Megan Jupiter found the back of the net in the 48th minute to give UMBC a 2-0 advantage.
WOMEN'S SOCCER FALLS TO DELAWARE, 3-0September 17, 2004The University of Delaware women's soccer team defeated UMBC (3-3) by a final of 3-0 on Friday night at Delaware Mini-Stadium. The Retrievers were out shot in the game by a 20-3 margin as they fall to .500 on the year.
WOMEN'S SOCCER DOWNS MOUNT ST. MARY'S, 2-0September 14, 2004Kersha Walker scored two goals to lead UMBC past Mount St. Mary's 2-0 in non-conference women's soccer action on Tuesday.
WOMEN'S SOCCER BLANKS HOWARD, 1-0September 10, 2004UMBC improved to 2-2 on the season as they defeated Howard (0-3) by a score of 1-0 on Friday afternoon at Washington, D.C.
WOMEN'S SOCCER FALLS AT OLD DOMINION, 3-0September 05, 2004The Old Dominion women's soccer team won their second straight game Sunday afternoon, defeating UMBC 3-0 at the ODU Soccer Stadium. Laura Beeman had two goals and an assist in the win.
WOMEN'S SOCCER CLAIMS FIRST VICTORY OF SEASON WITH 3-2 OVERTIME WIN AGAINST MARISTSeptember 03, 2004Sophomore Betsy Day scored her first goal of the season 39 seconds into overtime to lead UMBC to a 3-2 win over Marist this afternoon at the UMBC Soccer Stadium.
WOMEN'S SOCCER DROPS SEASON OPENER TO RIDER, 3-2August 29, 2004Freshman Shana Herman scored a goal with just 8:04 remaining in regulation to lead Rider to a 3-2 victory over UMBC in the season opener for both teams this afternoon at the UMBC Soccer Stadium.
WOMEN'S SOCCER CHOSEN SEVENTH IN AMERICA EAST COACHES' POLLAugust 17, 2004The UMBC women's soccer team has been chosen to finish seventh in the America East, according to the 2004 Coaches' Preseason Poll. The Retrievers, who capped off the 2003 season with a 7-8-1 overall record, received 36 points.
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Timings - 8:00 PM Onwards
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The Comedy Factory is the first of its kind in Gujarat. Conceptualized by Manan Desai – Co-Founder & Programming Director, who has an experience of hosting prime time shows for over 7 years in different FM Radio Stations of Gujarat. Hungry for live entertainment in Gujarat – he came up with the idea of The Comedy Factory.
Currently, Comedy Factory are a team of 7 members – Manan Desai, Vidya Desai, Ojas Rawal, Aariz Saiyed, Chirayu Mistry & Deep Vaidya . These mad people ensure that The Comedy Factory dishes, out a perfect concoction of fun in three different languages. English, Hindi & Gujarati.
Comedy Factory are in the business of manufacturing humour and churning out original content. Our performance area has been in Gujarat & beyond and we have been performing for private affairs & corporate shows all over India. We pioneered Urban Standup Comedy in Gujarat and we've been at it for more than 4 years now and we're just getting started. One of our highlights apart from standup comedy is Improv Comedy! Improv Comedy consists of acts that are decided on the spot and improvised. We also perform Musical Comedy & Sketch Comedy.
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The Accounting Historians Journal Vol. 24, No. 1 June 1997 John K. Courtis CITY UNIVERSITY OF HONG KONG ACCOUNTING HISTORY: THE CONTRIBUTION OF OSAMU KOJIMA PREAMBLE Rarely in life is one presented with such a luxurious gift. In 1996, the widow of the late Professor Emeritus Osamu Kojima distributed about 100 copies of Accounting History1 to accounting historians worldwide, and I was fortunate enough to be one of the recipients. According to Mrs Kohko Kojima's accompanying letter, about 1000 copies are planned to be published, with 400 being sent to libraries of universities, colleges and other institutions in foreign countries, and the remaining copies to various organizations in Japan. There is no indication that this superb book about the history of accounting will be available for general sale. In 1987, Professor Kojima published his 16 chapter Japanese version of Introduction to Accounting History. His intention was to prepare an English translation, but he died on 21 February 1989 from cardiac infarction having reached the middle of the 13th chapter with an unfinished handwritten first draft. After this draft was subsequently typed, the unfinished portion of the English translation was completed by Mr E. Usami. Consultation with Professor B. S. Yamey resulted in the correction of errors by Professor Kojima's loyal colleagues, Professors Yoshihiro Hirabayashi (Osaka City University), Hiroyasu Okitsu (Kinki University) and Tsuneo Nakano (Kobe University). The translation was then improved further by Mrs N. Bascom. The finished work is a delight to hold, read and ponder. Preceding the Contents proper are six plates, the first being a black and white photograph of Professor Osamu Kojima. The next three pages comprise seven colored photographs of Pro- 1Moriyama Shoten (Moriyama Book Store), Tokyo, Japan, 1995, pp. 426, + 11, +v. Submitted November 1996 Accepted November 1996


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FITC-Labeled Type I and Type II Collagen
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Recombinant Human MMP-8 (Collagenase 2)
Recombinant latent human neutrophil procollagenase (MMP-8) can be used as a reference standard for assaying collagenase activity. The most critical process in assaying for collagenase is the activation of inactive forms of collagenase. Since the activation method of collagenase depends on the sources and types of enzyme and selection of activators, it is important to have an inactive latent reference collagenase. Furthermore, activated MMP-8 can be used for testing collagenase inhibitors.
Recombinant Human MMP-13 (Collagenase 3), Truncated
The active form of recombinant human pro-collagenase MMP-13 (truncated from the C-terminal) is available for studying inhibitors by using a fluorogenic synthetic peptide as a substrate.
NOTE: This truncated enzyme is not capable of digesting native collagen.
Figure 1 - Dendritic cells producing collagenase: Rat synovial cell stimulated by neutrophil extract containing IL-1 triggers the morphological change of fibroblasts into dendritic cells.
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MMP-13 (Collagenase 3) has been shown to degrade type I and type II collagen, and the degradation of type II collagen occurs approximately ten times faster than that of type I collagen. The typical 3/4 and 1/4 fragments of collagen are produced, as with MMP-1. However, MMP-13 also generates a second cleavage of type II collagen that removes three amino acids from the amino terminus of the 1/4 fragment. In addition, MMP-13 degrades aggrecan, the major proteoglycan of cartilage.
The fluorogenic peptide substrate used in this kit does not hold a triple helical structure, and might be susceptible to non-collagenolytic proteinases. Since it is important to know the total activity of collagenase-like proteinases in specimens before proceeding with further experiments, this kit is useful for assaying total collagenase-like proteinase activity in tissue fluids or extracts and cell culture supernatants.


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My son, the Goof, loves Disneyland. Going to Disneyland with a toddler, and now pre-schooler, has really changed how I spend my days in the park. I no longer run from thrill ride to thrill ride, and I spend plenty of time in Fantasyland and ToonTown. There are a lot of fun attractions for toddlers and preschoolers to do at Disneyland, so I thought I would share with you our picks for the top attractions for preschoolers.
Read through our list and then let me know if you agree with our choices, or if we left something out.
Top 10 Disneyland Attractions for Preschoolers
1. Dumbo the Flying Elephant and Astro Orbitor –
I grouped these two together since they are such similar rides….as in they are the same ride just with different theming. Both rides go around in circles and give you the control to raise or lower your vehicle. Toddlers and preschoolers alike seem to love this ride.
3. it's a small world– Kids love this one, parents usually loathe it, unless it is Christmas time or 100° degrees outside. Kids love this boat ride through the different countries of the world, and they love it even more since the addition of Disney characters to some of the scenes. Don't hate on this ride though, it can be a nice, long air conditioned nap on a hot summer day.
4. a Bug's Land– basically every ride in this land is a kid favorite. Heimlich's Chew-Chew train is probably my least favorite as a parent, but the kids seem to love this extremely slow moving, and short, ride through a bunch of oversized food. The other rides include Tuck and Roll's Drive 'em Buggies (bumper cars) Francis' Ladybug Boogie (think Tea Cups but in lady bug cars) and Flik's Flyers. Princess Dot's Puddle Park is another big hit, especially on a hot day. Basically, this entire land is made for preschoolers.
5. Autopia– Kids can get the chance to drive on Autopia if they are at least 32″ in height. Parents will have to ride with them and push the gas pedal for them but they get the chance to steer. Being on a track that stops you from going too far left or right, you don't have to worry about the kids driving off the road, but you do have to worry about whip lash from the jerkiness. Still, it is a fun ride, just be sure not to run over Mickey Mouse.
6. Golden Zephyr– Much like Astro Orbiter or Dumbo, the Golden Zephyr, in Disney California Adventure, goes around in a circle. Except in this one there are several rows, and you can't go up an down in it. So more like a rocket version of the swings. It goes over the water a tiny bit on Paradise Pier, and kids seem to get a kick out of this ride.
7. The Little Mermaid ~ Ariel's Undersea Adventure– This attraction is in California Adventure and has guests sit in a giant sea shell as you go Under The Sea to experience different scenes from The Little Mermaid. This attraction is very well done and parents and kids alike seem to really enjoy it.
8. Disney Junior Live On Stage– This is a fun show that lets kids see some of their favorite Disney Junior characters on stage and sing along with them. There are lots of fun surprises as well. Kids really get into this show, and parents too- even if only for the air conditioning. It is a lot of fun and there are several shows through out the day so it is easy to catch.
9. Buzz Lightyear Astro Blasters– Who doesn't like this ride? This ride is a fun ride where you are on a mission to beat Evil Emperor Zurg. You get to shoot targets with astro blasters and try and beat your neighbors score. This ride is usually a family favorite, but preschoolers definitely love it since it features Buzz Lightyear.
10. Toy Story Midway Mania– More than Buzz Lightyear, preschoolers, and heck- everybody, seems to love Toy Story Midway Mania. This ride has the interactive game feature of Buzz Lightyear, but instead of shooting one target, you go through a bunch of different midway/boardwalk game stations. The ride is in 4D. What is 4D? Well, it is like 3D except you may also feel puffs of air blown at you, etc to make it more realistic. The targets, your balls you are shooting, and the games are all animated. It is a lot of fun, but also gives you quite the workout.
Other favorites for preschoolers include:
Monsters Inc. Mike and Sully to The Rescue
It's Hard to Be a Bug
Muppet Vision 3D
Roger Rabbit's CarToon Spin (though some find the queue scary)
All of Fantasyland (Some rides may be scary for young children)
Jungle Cruise
The Enchanted Tiki Room
Gadget's Go Coaster
Luigi's Flying Tires
Mater's Junkyard Jamboree
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My company just emailed our new policy on workplace harassment. As I read through the definitions of what is considered harassment, the thing that kept popping into my head was, "Did it".
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Clean sheets
You know, sometimes there is nothing I like more than crawling into bed between fresh, clean sheets. It's got to be my favorite day of the month.
SHJGTOWP seeks…
I had to go and I had to go now. I'd waited as long as I could and it was time. I flung open the door to the men's room, only to discover that someone is in one of the two stalls. Decision time. Do I break the Sacred Tradition of Men and take the empty stall? Do I proceed to my safe haven? Do I shit all over myself? I had no choice. I broke tradition and took the other stall. Fortunately, I recognized the shoes of the current occupant as none other than my old pal, MB. Good fortune had smiled on me.
Normally, I'm not a stall talker. If someone happens to sit down next to me, I don't talk to him. It's just too weird. I may say something like, "Sorry about that, dude. Must have been the Taco Bell I had for lunch", but for the most part, I'm quiet. It's just one of those things that you don't do, like picking your nose in public. But we all know that sometimes, you just gotta pick…and this was one of those times.
Me: Hey, man, check this shit out. (inside joke…I knew MB would laugh)
MB: laughs. What is it?
Me: Someone left the classified ads from the paper. You need anything?
MB: Yeah, you to shut up.
Me: Ah now, don't be that way. You know I would have gone somewhere else if I could.
MB: I know. Was it an "I gotta go, and I gotta go now" situation?
Me: Do I have any other kind?
MB: Heh. Probably not.
Me: Oh cool, the personal ads. Wanna hear 'em?
MB: Sure, I got nothing else to do.
Me: Ok. First one. Couple seeks singles or other couples, 35 to 45, for fun and good times. Cool. Wonder if they'll take Jews?
MB: Heh. Doubt it. You're too hairy. Any others?
Me: Yeah, here's a good one. WWM, 51, doesn't look his age, seeks full-figured SWF for LTR.
MB: Do what? What in the hell is a WWM or a SWF?
Me: Oh. Sorry. Forgot you're new at this. WWM is "widowed white male", SWF is "single, white female" and LTR is "long term relationship".
MB: Ah. He's looking for a chubby chick to be his next wife.
Me: Bingo! Give that man a courtesy flush.
MB: All right, dude, I'm outta here. You're killing me.
Me: Up yours. See ya!
MB gets up, walks to the sink and starts washing his hands. I read another classified to him.
Me: Hey, here's another. Single white male seeks single white female for no-strings-attached fun and games.
Since I'm running my mouth, I fail to hear the door to the bathroom open. I keep talking to MB.
Me: Dude, this stuff is sad. I know! I'll put one in. How about single, horny Jewish guy, tired of watching porn seeks…
On some primitive level, I know we're no longer alone. Some lower spinal cord thing has kicked in and I sense new people in the bathroom. I notice a new pair of shoes in the stall next to mine. I hear another pair walk to the urinal on the far side of the stall. And I hear the very faint sound of MB laughing. Hard. Really hard. As he walks out.
Work Tip #54
Keeping your Manager informed of a potential problem involving a Senior Vice President is good. Replying to his question of "What was his mood like?" with "If he was happy, I wouldn't need to give you a heads up." is not good. Subtle humor is sometimes lost on those at a managerial level.
Work Tip #50
When walking along Executive Row, it is recommended that one use their inside voice at all times. That way, when you blurt out, "Golly gee, you sure do have a lot of plants up here" the powers-that-be do not spin their heads around a la Linda Blair and give you the stink eye.
I've got a what, where?
I swear, Officer, it was there when I woke up this morning.
And in case you're wondering, no, this is not my car.
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Equipment for morons
The one part of my job that I dislike is ordering high-powered hardware for people with low-powered brains. Dropping several thousand dollars on notebooks for dumbasses is not my idea of "keeping expenses in check". It's crap like this that just chaps my ass. Why not just put "will allow me to play the latest kickass games when I travel" as the justification? We all know that's what you're going to do with it. Well, all of us except the higher-ups who approve stuff like this. I guess the trick is to drop a couple of buzz words such as "security audit" and "enterprise safety issues" to get what you want.
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|Archived February 20, 2019
ISIS Teachers Visit USGS Woods Hole Science Center
For the fifth time since 1995, a group of teachers from the Institute for Science Instruction and Study (ISIS) visited the U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) Woods Hole Science Center in Woods Hole, Massachusetts. The Connecticut high-school and middle-school science teachers toured the center on March 24, along with Gennaro Frumento and Scott Graves, coordinators of the ISIS program and professors in the Department of Science Education and Environmental Studies at Southern Connecticut State University.
ISIS, established in 1985, is an intense, 2-year interdisciplinary program directed at advanced-degree science teachers interested in bringing new technologies, ideas, and discoveries into the classroom. This year's group had a tour of the Woods Hole facility, including a visit to GHASTLI (Gas Hydrate And Sediment Test Laboratory Instrument) and other instrumentation in the Geotechnical Laboratory used by Bill Winters, Bill Waite, and Dave Mason. The teachers received a presentation on gas hydrates and USGS gas-hydrate field and laboratory programs. They also viewed video clips about a force-12 storm weathered by the Ocean Drilling Program's JOIDES Resolution and about various USGS field programs.
Numerous fact sheets and Web-related handouts about gas hydrates and coastal processes (especially those in Long Island Sound) were provided for the teachers by Nancy Soderberg and Cida Freitas. During the tour of the center, the teachers also viewed hallway posters depicting ongoing gas-hydrate work performed by Debbie Hutchinson, Carolyn Ruppel, and John Pohlman. Because each of the teachers instructs more than 100 students per day, the information gained during the Woods Hole visit potentially reaches vast numbers of students. We look forward to seeing the next group in 2 years!
in this issue:
ISIS Teachers Visit Wood's Hole
DOI Officials Visit Federal Lands Affected by 2005 Hurricanes
Coastal Sediments '07 Conference
USGS Researcher and Academic Collaborator Win Best Paper Award
Honoring the Commitment to Excellence
Pete Swarzenski Joins Western Coastal and Marine Geology Team
Erinn Muller Receives Master's Degree
New Book on Contintental-Margin Sedimentation
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If you believe in magic and good food, then there is a magical good food place in DC called Creme and one of their most magical foods is a coconut cake. So after a long day of discussing power, language, the written word, and inclusion I made sure that before I called it a night I went to Creme. I ordered two slices of cake, one for me and one for the honey blonde Black woman who was my cab driver.
She'd never heard of Creme and like a true foodie, in my shock I went on and on about all of their food but especially their coconut cake. When I first had the cake I told her, the server, a male, said while his current relationship status was single and not seeing anyone…the coconut cake would be his wedding cake. I was in love with that cake. I love supporting small businesses, and I love sharing good stuff and spreading a little $8.00 slice of happiness.
Love shares. That's what it does, because it's not selfish. It doesn't fear lack so it doesn't need to hold so tightly to things, people, or relationships. It trusts that sharing, giving, partnering out of a place of love, that all will be well and that love begets love.
There is a freedom in love that has the power to ground us in a deep knowing that should we decide to not only live from that place, but to share it, we won't be uprooted or unraveled. We won't be any less, but quite possibly more. More loving, more fulfilled, more gracious.
Our conversation in the cab gave way to our love for various types of food , family traditions, restaurants to visit during my next trip, gentrification in DC. It gave way to knowing and being known. Love desires to know (intimacy) and be known (vulnerability).
We parted ways. I made my way to my fourth floor vintage hotel room where as I started to settle in for the night received a call from someone I loved, my mother. You could hear the tiredness in her voice. We talked about her day, and that weariness led way to sadness as she shared her colleague's son died from a blood clot. She cried she told me. She cared about her friend and could only imagine the pain the family felt. She shared in the pain as she could. Living from a place of love does that too. Oh it shares in joy but also shares in pain, in loss, in hurt, and in weariness.
My hope for you is that as you live in the love you have decided too be in, as you have defined it, and believed it, is that you share it. May the love you cultivate be one so freeing that you wholeheartedly share it whether through buying cake for a cab driver, sharing in the sorrow of a loss of a colleague, sharing hopes for a new job, fears about a relationship you really want to work, and dreams of that new business in the area of the city being revitalized (but not gentrified). xxoo


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One of the many beautiful screens inside the Café de Paris brasserie.
15 February 2007
Café de Paris
Labels: Casino area, Restaurants and bars
2 comments:
- Curly said...
Hi Jilly, nice to meet you, I love this depiction of the stained glass. Great colour and nicely captured.
- 21 February, 2007
- kris said...
this is a beauty..what a centre piece:)
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Martin Werber, Chair, Fuchsberg Jerusalem Center
Dr. Stephen Hazan Arnoff, Executive Director
Dr. Arnoff earned a doctorate in Midrash and Scriptural Interpretation from the Jewish Theological Seminary of America as a Wexner Graduate Fellow and has been a Tikvah Scholar at the New York University School of Law, a Mandel Jerusalem Fellow at the Mandel Leadership Institute, and a Revson Fellow at JTS. He lives in Jerusalem with his wife and four children.
Daphna Pearl, Director of Finance
Ms. Pearl is a Certified Public Accountant in both Israel and in Canada. She has a Bachelor of Commerce from McGill University in Montreal where she graduated with Great Distinction as a University Scholar. She worked in public accounting for nine years in Montreal and Israel and then joined Israel Seed Partners as Chief Financial Officer from 1998-2005. Since 2009 she has been a provider of CFO services, as well as serving as VP of Finance for El HaLev. She lives in Efrat.
Tamara Fine Skversky, Director of Programming
Tamara brings over a decade's worth of experience in program and partnership development, focusing primarily on public health and community development initiatives in Israel and abroad. Tamara studied at Beit Midrash Migdal Oz, then pursued a BA from Brandeis University in Near Eastern and Judaic Studies, and earned a fellowship to study in the Kollel at the Pardes Institute of Jewish Studies. A Jerusalemite for nine years, she now resides in Modiin with her husband and two children. In her spare time, she organizes synagogue social events and volunteers with organizations supporting refugees and asylum-seekers in Tel Aviv.
Eric Leiderman, Communications & Engagement Coordinator
Eric is joining the FJC team in a special role since he is also a CY Lishmah Fellow. Hailing from Englewood, NJ, Eric is an alum of both Nativ and the CY's Ta'amu program. He is also one of the co-founders of Masorti on Campus, serving since January 2015 as its Interim Executive Director. He recently graduated from Binghamton University, with a degree in Sociology and Religious Studies, and is working toward his goal of "doing Judaism" professionally, which may eventually mean rabbinical school. He is a graduate of the Abraham Joshua Heschel School in Manhattan, and is a lifelong Ramahnik, including working as part of Camp Ramah in the Berkshires' year round team. Eric has received a number of awards, including the 2015 Shoshana S. Cardin Leadership Award from the United Synagogue of Conservative Judaism.
Elyse Kruger, Office Manager
With a BFA degree, Elyse recently returned to Jerusalem after spending over 20 years in Netanya, working for a book publishing company. As the wife of a rabbi, she has vast experience in community work and organizations, serving Jewish communities in the USA, South America and Israel. Her office and computer skills contribute to the administration of the Fuchsberg Center. She also administers Project Oded and the Monday Evening Forum.
David Keren, Director of Youth Programs
David is a graduate of the Hebrew University in History, Jewish Philosophy and Geography and pursued M.A. studies at Machon Schechter. He is also a certified tour guide. David served as the Jewish Agency & USY Shaliach in Chicago and served as the head of Education at camp Ramah Wisconsin for 11 summers. David was the director of Nativ for 15 years. Since 1997 he serves as the Director of the Department of Youth Programs at the Fuchsberg Center and is responsible for USY Israel Pilgrimage & high school age trips to Israel.
Yossi Garr, Director of Nativ
Yossi has been working with the United Synagogue of Conservative Judaism and Nativ for over 17 years beginning as a Madrich for Nativ 16 and the Assistant Director of Nativ 18 & 19. Yossi also served as the USY Central Shaliach in New York for four years. Yossi's undergraduate degree in Jewish History is from the Hebrew University in Jerusalem and he has an M.A. in Public Policy from Tel Aviv University.
Emuna Belenky, Assistant Director
Emuna was born and raised in Jerusalem. After her completion of high school, she did two years of National Service in Holon. She started her B.A. at Bar Ilan University studying Archaeology & the Land of Israel, but after two years went for a year of Shlichut in the Jewish community in Oslo, Norway. Since then she has been working in European summer camps and various jobs in the field of Jewish education. She is very excited to become part of the Nativ family!
David Abraham, Assistant Director for Yozma
David grew up in New Mexico and Arizona, where he was very involved with the Far West chapter of USY and went on to be a participant on Nativ 24 (2004-2005). After attending the University of Arizona, where he received a B.A. in Elementary Education, David made Aliyah with with Garin Tzabar and served as a tank commander for two years. Later, he return to the states and recieved an M.A. in Rehabilitation Counseling from the University of Kentucky. David is excited to be back living in Israel, and taking on a new role with Nativ as the Assistant Director for Yozma.
Uria Roth, Director of Youth Department Operations
Uria received his BA in Political Science & Theatre Studies from Tel Aviv University and an MA in Political Science from The Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Teaching Certification in civil education from Efrata College and is a certified tour guide. Uria comes to us with extensive organizational and educational experience.
Rabbi Rob Kahn, Director, Golda Och Academy Programs in Israel
Rabbi Rob Kahn was born in Portland, Oregon. He has degrees from Brandeis University, the American Jewish University, and the Jewish Theological Seminary. Rabbi Kahn worked as a Jewish summer camp director at Camp Solomon Schechter in the Pacific Northwest, a congregational rabbi at Beth El Synagogue in Minneapolis, and education director at Young Judaea Year Course in Jerusalem. Rob, his wife, and three kids made aliyah in 2008. He is a licensed tour guide,, studies daf yomi, and enjoys mountain biking.
Rabbi Joel Levy, Rosh Yeshiva
Rabbi Levy studied Natural Sciences at Cambridge University, was chair of the Program at Limmud conference and is an ex-director of NOAM England. He received rabbinical ordination from Rabbi David Hartman in 2000. Joel also teaches in the Jewish Studies Faculty of the Machon L'Madrichei Chul and for Ta Shma. He has been the part-time rabbi of Kol Nefesh Masorti Synagogue, Britain's only fully egalitarian traditional shul, since 2001. He teaches Talmud and Practical Halacha.
Dr. Joshua Kulp, Rosh Yeshiva
Rabbi Kulp is co-founder of the Conservative Yeshiva in Jerusalem where he has taught Talmud and halakhah for the last 20 years. He is the author of the recently published book Reconstructing the Talmud (Mechon Hadar, 2014) as well as the The Schechter Haggadah: Art, History and Commentary (Schechter Press, 2008). Beginning in 2001 and continuing through 2013, Dr. Kulp authored a commentary in English on the entire Mishnah, which served as the basis for the Mishnah Yomit project. In 2013 Dr. Kulp began the Daf Shevui program, the study of one daf of Talmud per week and has so far completed a commentary on Tractates Sukkah and Megillah and has begun work on Tractate Ketubot. Dr. Kulp was raised in Margate, New Jersey, where his family was active in the Conservative Movement. He spent his summers at Camp Ramah in the Poconos, Camp Ramah in Canada and for the last ten summers, he has served as the scholar-in-residence at Camp Ramah in New England. Dr. Kulp made aliyah in 1994 and currently lives in Modiin with his wife, Julie Zuckerman, and their four children. In his spare time, he is an avid triathlete and runner and has completed three Ironmans.
Rabbi Joel Roth, Rosh Yeshiva Emeritus
The Louis Finkelstein Professor of Talmud and Jewish Law at the Jewish Theological Seminary. He formerly served as Dean of the Rabbinical School at JTS and Chair of the Rabbinical Assembly's Committee on Jewish Law and Standards. He gives shiurim during his frequent visits to Israel.
Rabbi Andrew Shapiro Katz, Director of North American Engagement
Rabbi Katz is an alumnus of the Conservative Yeshiva and the Pardes Kollel, receiving smicha in 2004 from Rabbis Daniel Landes. He holds a B.A. in American Studies and M.A. in Educational Administration from Stanford University, and an M.B.A. from Ben Gurion University of the Negev. He lives in Beer Sheva with his wife and four children, where they co-founded the intentional pluralistic religious community, Kehilat Be'erot. He teaches pizza-making and cooking science, caters small events, and hosts a periodic pop-up restaurant.
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Most would never guess that San Diego City Council President Tony Young is a geek.
The self-proclaimed comic book collector and sci-fi novel fan raised a few eyebrows and excited some nerds when his New Years' message included trying to organize a parade to kick off Comic-Con.
I chatted with Young about his plans for the parade after we talked about more serious city matters. Here's the transcript of our conversation.
Question: I know the other questions were all business, but we'll lighten it up a little. Let's talk Comic-Con. How did you come up with the idea for a parade?
Answer: You know what, the way I came up with the idea, I sat here and listened to our hoteliers and our restaurant folks saying that putting heads in the beds is really important for the city's fiscal health. And of course, I've been to Comic-Con a few times and I've been to the Big Balloon Parade, which I just went to. If you had a parade, you'd have Comic-Con, when does that start? Friday?
Q: It starts Wednesday with preview night, but it officially kicks off on Thursday.
A: OK. So, if you want more people to come here on Wednesday and rent out their hotel room and stay a whole extra day, one of the best ways to do that is to invest in a big balloon parade or something like that on Harbor Drive so that guy, that 35-year-old guy in his Stormtrooper outfit can walk down Harbor Drive with some pride and with enthusiasm. Obviously, that guy is going to end up spending money on meals three more times than if he didn't come here early.
The other thing is that the problem with Comic-Con sometimes is that San Diegans can't really participate in all the spectacle. They can't take part if the Convention Center's full.
So, like I said, this is a way for that guy who's in his Chewbacca outfit or whatever to take his kids and come down and watch this parade. They're going to be hungry, they're going to go to restaurants and they're going to spend money. The other thing is, you know CNN, and all the networks are going to show this. This is going to be a great way to highlight San Diego.
And you know what? The bottom line is San Diego needs to let its hair down a little. We can get so tied up in some of these major issues, which of course are important, but to be a big city you have to have great events and you have to let down your hair some.
I want to see the mayor in his Batman costume that I know he has tucked in the back of his closet somewhere and I want to see him leading the parade.
To me it makes a lot of sense financially, for civic unity and it also will bring a lot of attention to the City of San Diego. If done right, it'll bring those Hollywood folks who are promoting their new movies and the television folks and big stars who would love to be seen. I think it will be great if done right.
Q: How do you plan on making this happen?
A: We've had some preliminary conversations with folks. Like I said, this is about putting heads in beds, right? So, we talked to the hoteliers, restaurant associations, downtown association, the Port of San Diego. These are individuals who would have to be a part of it. So we have had some talks, no guarantees, but I've thought the best way to get an idea like this out would be to put it in my address.
Q: When do you think we'd have our first Comic-Con parade?
A: I don't know. We have to talk to the stakeholders who would participate in it. If we want to do it right, it's going to take a lot of planning, so I don't know if we can get it done by this July, but it's viable I think by 2012, so that would be a good date to push toward.
It'd be cool. You got an outfit?
Q: Well, if I did, I wouldn't tell you.
A: (Laughs) Exactly. You definitely do.
Q: If you want to find out, you'd have to go to Comic-Con when I'm off the clock. I know you said you don't dress up now, but have you?
A: No, no, I never have. I don't dress up. Maybe it's just my Puritan values that I have somewhere deep embedded inside me that I just don't do it.
Q: Well, maybe this is your year. You can get some spandex and go for it.
A: You know what, I'm telling you. If we can get one—
I know this is going to be a mistake telling you this. Should I even say this? (Sighs)
I will be dressed up for the first one.
It's totally against my better judgment in saying that. But if I can just get that done, I'm putting something on. It might not be spandex, but it'll be something.
Q: Should I ask who you'd go as or leave that as a surprise?
A: I don't even know what I'd go as anyway.
Q: Well, you have some time.
A: What about Luke Cage, Power Man? Do you remember him? Then again, I don't know about that yellow shirt. I'll figure something out.


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Creative Space Journal
- Pub date: July 2017
- Author: Lucy Irving
- Price: £9.99
- Binding: PB
- No. of pages: 96
- Dimensions: 200 x 148mm
- Color : Full colour throughout
Creative Space Journal
We all need a creative space: a blank canvas where we can doodle our masterpieces, a white page where we can jot down our innermost thoughts, a secret place where we can unleash our wildest imaginings and let them roam free for a while. And what could be finer than finding that creative space populated by flights of fancy that help stir those very doodles, scribbles and imaginings?
The Creative Space Journal is a journal through 100 art projects, offering prompts and projects, sparks and nudges, ideas and inspirations for activities to reflect, enhance or change your mood. Its pages present beautifully illustrated exercises designed to add some art and mischief to your world, and to make your life more imaginative. They are surrounded by frames, spaces, lines and bullets, where you can record your adventures. Organized to reflect your head space – Happy, Sad, Angry, Relaxed, Playful, Bored, Wired or Sleepy – this is the perfect companion to dip in and out of, explore by mood, or fill with your creativity from cover to cover. Travel into creative space, and create a journal that is uniquely yours.
Lucy Irving is an artist and illustrator living and working in Brighton, UK. Lucy is best known for her bold and colourful work in digital and sculptural form. She has a playful interest in the world around her – especially the juxtaposition of nature and technology – that encourages her artistic pursuits.


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Island Medical Research
Our mission is to give patients the opportunity to participate in programs that may utilize cutting edge medications, or develop new treatments to improve allergies and asthma!
Dr. Stanley Goldstein, the Medical Director of Allergy & Asthma Care, is also the Medical Director of Island Medical Research, P.C. Dr. Goldstein personally supervises all clinical research programs and all patients remain under his care while participating in any of the programs. He and his research staff are nationally certified research professionals, who are happy to discuss any questions you may have regarding any of the allergy and asthma programs that are currently enrolling.
Participation in clinical trials is free. There is no cost to you or your insurance company.
Additionally, all study related medications, office visits, lab tests, EKGs, skin tests and breathing tests are free.
All subjects will be compensated for their time and travel. The amount of compensation will vary depending on which clinical trials you are participating in. Trials may require weekly or monthly visits over a few weeks or a few months. You will be fully informed of all details and have the option to withdraw from a study at any time, for any reason.
All studies are done under strict FDA guidelines and are always designed to ensure patient safety. Additionally, all studies are approved by an accredited ethics committee.
The term "clinical trial" is really just an opportunity to take part in a tightly controlled test that measures the effects of a medicine or treatment device. Sometimes the research program studies new combinations of medicines or therapies, the method amount you take or how you take them (as a pill or an inhaler), or a comparative study between already approved therapies.
We are happy to have the ability to offer patients the opportunity to better understand their asthma or allergic condition while receiving study related medical care in a friendly, personalized atmosphere.
Feel free to discuss these options with Dr. Goldstein, or his staff at
516-536-4863 or email [email protected].
Below, you will see the different opportunities we have available at this time.
Study Opportunities
Ongoing Asthma Trials
Pediatric Allergy Study: Boys and girls 6 – 11 years old with allergies
Adult Allergy Study: Males and Females 12 years of age and older
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In a UK Boarding School your child will be motivated and encouraged to have the self-belief that they can succeed, in an environment that offers independence, success, individuality, team work, self-sufficiency, lifetime friendships, confidence and opportunities to experience a wide range of activities.
We have been working with local and expat families worldwide for the past 25 years; to find the best school for their child to ensure that they develop and grow and achieve their potential academically in a safe secure environment. We have visited over 350 UK boarding schools and are able to recommend schools for you to consider and help you through the process.
The UK Boarding School Exhibition Dubai
If like many families living in the Middle East you are considering a UK boarding school for stability of education or a stepping stone to university, there is no better place to start than the UK Boarding School Exhibition Dubai.
Now in its 15th consecutive year, this well-established and highly regarded event is a good starting point in your search for the best school for your child. It will give you the opportunity to talk to heads and representatives of up to 30 UK boarding schools, find out what the schools have to offer, the many opportunities available and what boarding life is really like.
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The Anderson Education team of Education Consultants will be able to offer you advice and guidance and recommend schools for you to talk to; they understand that choosing a boarding school for your child is a daunting, emotional and financial decision, made even more difficult when you are living 6,000 miles away.
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Visitor Correlation
Visitor correlation is the process of identifying visitor behavior even if the sessions come from different log files or independnet web or E-commerce servers. Urchin uses data from the various log sources to analyze relationships between sessions and transactions and then correlates this information to provide a clear picture of how visitor activity relates to purchases, thereby providing valuable return on investment reporting. For example, referrals from search engines and specific keywords can be correlated with the amount purchased from your E-commerce site to tell you which referrals and search terms are yielding the most revenue. Typically you will have one log for your public facing website, and another log from your secure transaction website. In order to correlate disparate data sources together, Urchin must use the same visitor identification method for each site.
Types of Visitor Correlation
Urchin is capable of correlating visitors based on several methods. These methods are described in the Visitor Identification Methods article in the Visitor Tracking section. Your choice of visitor tracking method will directly affect the accuracy of the information Urchin has at its disposal to correlate the E-commerce transactions with other website activity. Please choose the method that is suitable for the level of detail you desire.
The following data is required in the E-commerce log file for each of the visitor methods:
- UTM: cookies
- SID: cookies or SID field
- Username: username
- IP+UserAgent: remote host or IP address and user-agent (i.e. browser type)
- IP-Only: remote host or IP address
These items need to be considered when you examine your E-commerce logging format. Please review the ELF & ELF2 Log Formats and Custom E-commerce Log Formats documents in this section for more detail on how to ensure the proper data is in your logs.
This section presents a general overview of e-commerce visitor correlation configuration issues.
Non-UTM Sites
If you do not have the UTM sensor installed on your sites, then your visitor correlation configuration will depend on what e-commerce format you are using.
- ELF: Use IP-Only as your visitor tracking method. In such a case Urchin will automatically correlate the various sessions as long as all logs contain the IP fields. Simply choose IP-Only for the Visitor Tracking Method in the Profile's Reporting screen.
- ELF2: Use IP+User-Agent as your visitor tracking method. In such a case Urchin will automatically correlate the various sessions as long as all logs contain the IP and User-Agent fields. Simply choose IP+User-Agent for the Visitor Tracking Method in the Profile's Reporting screen.
UTM-Enabled Sites
For UTM-enabled sites, the same version of the UTM sensor must be installed on all the pages you want to track. In the Profile Reporting screen set Visitor Tracking Method to Urchin Traffic Monitor. In general you would set the UTM Domain to the domain that is common to the sites you're processing. For example, when processing web logs from ads.urchin.com along with logs from secure.urchin.com the UTM Domain would be set to urchin.com. For specific details on installing and configuring UTM, please see the Visitor Tracking section of the Documentation Library.


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A container ship that is four football pitches long has become the largest-ever vessel to visit Malta.
The Munich Maersk is 399 metres long and 58.6 metres wide, with a maximum capacity of 20,568 TEU containers. Built by Daewoo Shipbuilding and Marine Engineering in Korea, it was delivered to Maersk this past June.
The massive ship sailed into the Malta Freeport as part of its maiden voyage, where it was serviced by four super-post Panamax Quayside Cranes acquired specifically to ensure that the facility can cater for the world's largest megaships.
Malta Freeport Terminals CEO Alex Montebello said the company had left no stone unturned to modernise its facilities and equipment, and had invested €240 million since it was privatised in 2004.
"The container ship industry has been changing dramatically as shipping lines commission bigger and better vessels. The challenge for us has been to have the vision to change with them so we can remain at the forefront of a hugely competitive market," he said.
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KFC Celebrates Founder's 128th Birthday by Inspiring Positive Acts of Colonel-ness Across the Region
KFC, the world's largest chicken restaurant, has announced a new annual initiative in honor of Colonel Harland Sander's 128th birthday, celebrating Acts of Colonel-ness that radiate kindness, inspire positive change within the community and remind people to be generous in thoughts and actions. Building on the brand's strong commitment to all people and communities, the initiative will be launched today around the globe and calls on over 300,000 employees in 131+ countries to rally together to pledge towards committing Acts of Colonel-ness – whether through a formally organized team volunteer event or to simply lending a hand to a neighbor in need.
To kick off this initiative in the region, KFC teams in UAE, KSA and Egypt, have set out to recognise the efforts of the unseen heroes in the food delivery teams, in line with the Colonel's passion to lend a hand to all people to have an opportunity to do all that they can, in the best way that they can. Staff members from flagship stores across the three markets are extending a warm-hearted thank you to all delivery drivers who arrive for pickup at KFC flagship stores.
More than 1,000 drivers across the three markets are being personally greeted with 'Cool-ness Kits' throughout the Colonel's birthday month. These kits have been created with the aim of providing drivers with a boost of refreshment in the scorching heat, featuring various cooling products, as well as a special thank you note as a token of appreciation for their continued efforts.
Commenting on the initiative, Saber Sami General Manager, MENAPAK, KFC said, "As the world's largest chicken restaurant, we believe it is our responsibility to give back to the communities where we live and work – especially as we continue to recognise the relentless efforts of our food delivery teams who have long been the backbone of our network. Taking this one step further, we want to dedicate this year's initiative as a special token of appreciation for our delivery drivers, particularly for their unwavering strength despite tough weather conditions and heavy traffic. Without their persistence, we would not be able to deliver our food to thousands of customers across the region on time and in the best quality."
As a continued token of appreciation, KFC stores across the UAE, KSA and Egypt will be extending this initiative to all branches and franchises until the end of year to provide all food delivery drivers with cool refreshments when they arrive in all stores for their pickups.
KFC now invites customers to join this journey of kindness and extend their own tokens of appreciation to recognise the great efforts of these relentless individuals – be it through spreading some cheer with a simple thank you, or by greeting delivery drivers with cool refreshments to help them re-energize after their long drives.


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Pharma Machine manufactures and exports a wide range of machines and equipments for pharmaceutical industry. As part of that, the company offers sterile filling vessel. Its Outlet nozzle is fitted with a long pipe to draw out all the liquids from the container. The sterile manufacturing vessel offered by us in the domestic and international markets to the clients is used in various industries for manufacturing sterile solutions.
Sterile Vessel is made as per international standards to manufacture sterile solutions. This is absolutely closed vessel with protester mounted on top dome. The vessel will be available with different accessories for different applications i.e. standard stirrer or magnetic stirrer or as requisite by the customers.
- These vessels are manufactured from high alloy S. S. AISI 316 Quality.
- Material Test Certificates will be provided.
- A pressure relief valve is provided.
- Variable speed drive.
- steam and electrical heating.