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Electrification in the United States began in 1880. At that time, death rates had been falling rapidly because of infectious disease control. A study in 2001, reported that a peak incidence of childhood leukemia deaths from the 1930's correlated with the percentage of residential electrification at that time.
A 2008 of 200,000 California school teachers showed that "high frequency voltage transients" (dirty electricity) were a carcinogen. (Ionizing radiation is a similar carcinogen.) Devices which interrupt current flow produce dirty electricity, including compact fluorescent light bulbs, halogen lamps, wireless routers, dimmer switches, and power switching devices.
By 1940, 3/4th of the American population lived in electrified residences and nearly all urban residents were exposed to electromagnetic fields. By 1950, nearly every resident of the U.S. had electricity. The author studied changes in disease prevalence as these changes occurred. He studied vital statistics and census records for 1920 to 1970.
From 1900 to 1960, over-all death rates declined due to reduction in tuberculosis, typhoid fever, diphtheria, dysentery, influenza, pneumonia and measles. At the same time, cancer, cardiovascular disease and diabetes all caused increasing deaths. From 1900 to 1940, heart disease rose from the 4th to the number one cause of death. Cancer rose from the 8th to the number two cause of death. The 1940 ratings continue to the present time.
By 1940, urban cancer rates were about 50% higher than rural cancer rates and the rates correlated with rates of electrification. Even though respiratory cancer rates correlated with smoking rates.
There are studies of diabetes which show that insulin production and glucose levels are influenced by electromagnetic forces. Diabetes rates are consistently lower in low electrification states. The same is true for coronary artery death rates and suicide death rates.
A study was done in the 1980's comparing urban with rural India showed that, in urban India, coronary artery disease was 3 times as high as in rural India, where people smoked more, had less healthy diets and had higher cardiovascular risk rates.
The Amish are very healthy. Amish people in the U.S. live without electricity. In a 1970's study, Amish males had low cancer and cardiovascular disease mortality rates.
CONCLUSION: "I (S. Milham) hypothesize that the 20th century epidemic of the so called (normal) diseases of civilization including cardiovascular diseases, cancer and diabetes and suicide was caused by electrification not by lifestyle. A large proportion of these diseases may therefore be preventable."
"…we may already have a 21st century epidemic of morbidity and mortality underway caused by electromagnetic fields. The good news is that many of these diseases may be preventable by environmental manipulation, if society chooses to."
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The last few days have been hard, and disappointing.
Reason One: I have not felt well and I don't know why and it's odd. After a fever for five days, my temp dropped back to "normal" by medical standards…except it's not normal for me. My BBT is in my post-ovulation range or even slightly higher, which means I either ovulated already (not likely?) or something else is going on. After my fever disappeared, though, I developed some intense nausea and bloating. Starting Christmas afternoon, the last two days have been spent feeling miserable, with me unable to do anything but sit on the sofa and beg my husband and mom to answer my call for water, or a blanket, or whatever. And on top of that, I have other suspicious symptoms: three swollen and painful lymph nodes in my neck, no energy at all, and very dark urine (even though I'm not dehydrated and normally have very pale urine). Is this a mild flu? Is it something more serious? Or is it nothing at all? It's all very confusing and weird and I don't know what to make of any of it. I'm going to watch my symptoms through the weekend and will call our family doc on Monday if they persist.
Reason Two: My u/s yesterday was another big fail. No progress. It was, once again, hard for them to get a good view of Lefty, but it doesn't look like there's any lead follicle that's ready to go. The tech did seem confused because my lining was so nice and the one follicle she did see, she couldn't get a solid measurement on and wondered aloud if I had already ovulated, but I highly doubt it. The RE that was in-office for the day wants to cancel this cycle and have me make another appointment to see my own doc. Which is fine, but I will definitely be asking for a phone consult versus meeting the doc in-person. There's no reason I should waste 4-5 hours getting to and from the doc just so she can see my pretty face and tell me things that I already know and we've already discussed. I asked about continuing with this cycle for a few more days to see if I'll ovulate anyways (just as I did last month) and then have my Honey give me the trigger shot when I get a positive OPK. The nurse thinks this is probably okay, but will check with Dr. Young and get back to me today.
My great fear is making a wrong decision about the next step. As far as I can see, I have three viable options: A) Should I just go forward with the 150mg of Clomid for another cycle? After all, it always takes two rounds of 100mg before my body responds. Maybe it's the same with 150mg. But can I handle these daily headaches for another cycle? And is this too much Clomid I'm taking? I've been on it for so long now and I think, technically, I'm now past my "lifetime limit." B) Should I add Follistim after finishing my five days of Clomid? I think this is what my doctor wants, but I'm nervous about the cost and the daily injections and, whenever possible, I prefer to go the less invasive and simpler route. And there's still concerns about frequent headaches and overdoing the Clomid with this option. C) Or should I switch to Femara and give that a go? I'm nervous about trying a new drug because I don't know if my body will respond. What if it doesn't and I waste a cycle (or two! or three!) trying to figure it out. We spent many cycles trying to find what dose of Clomid worked for me and I don't want to be in the same position with Femara. At the same time, though, maybe a new drug will be just what my body needs to kick it into gear and make this thing happen. Not to mention, it's cheaper than injectables and I may get a break from the headaches. But really…I just want to do what's going to give me the best chance at having our next baby as soon as possible with the least amount of grief.
Guys, I'm so disappointed. I really thought I would respond well to this higher dose of Clomid. Now, with all that's been happening in my body this week, I just feel like I don't know anything. Everything is so far beyond my control and it leaves me shaking with fear. Please, please, please let something change in the new year.


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Yahoo (YHOO) reported disappointing Q2 earnings yesterday: revenue, operating income, and EPS all came in light. Having round-tripped the stock on the failed Microsoft deal, however, the few remaining bulls are sticking with it.
JP Morgan analyst Imran Khan, for example, cut estimates but reiterated his Overweight rating on valuation:
On an EV/EBITDA basis, Yahoo! trades at 11x our F'08 EBITDA estimate of $1.83B vs. its peers at 14x F'08 estimates.
If you're thinking of buying the stock, however, you should probably stop there, because most of the rest of the news is discouraging. Khan believes that YHOO continues to underperform Google, but that it's forthcoming deal with Google will help grow revenue per search:
…we believe the Google deal could help Yahoo! improve its RPS once it is implemented. The company noted US query growth of 11% Y/Y in the quarter, a slight improvement from ~10% Y/Y growth in 1Q. While the query volume growth rate improved, we believe search revenue growth significantly underperformed Google's. On a worldwide basis, Yahoo! reported O&O search growth of 17%, compared with Google website revenue growth of 42% Y/Y.
With regard to display, which grew 11% year-over-year, Khan sees two key trends which affected, and will continue to affect, YHOO's results. The first is user fragmentation:
Consistent with what we have seen from other companies exposed to the display market, we believe Yahoo! has had to manage the increasing fragmentation of online traffic. However, we think Yahoo! has had success in dealing with fragmentation, as the company made improvements in monetizing its non-premium inventory. The recent acquisition of Right Media has helped Yahoo! make double-digitimprovements in yields on non-guaranteed display.
The second trend is the weakening U.S. economy, which Khan expects will continue at least through 2H08:
Improvements in non-premium yields were offset by pricing pressure on the premium side, driven largely by economic weakness in the US. The economic pressure was consistent with trends reported by other companies with display exposure; Financial and CPG advertisers were particularly soft. We are modelling further weakness in 2H'08, with global display revenue up 12% Y/Y, vs. 13% growth in 1H'08.
Khan trims his FY08 and FY09 estimates from $0.76 and $0.55 to $0.67 and $0.45.
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Lombardo is a Cuban-American heavy metal drummer best known for his work with American thrash metal band SLAYER. Lombardo's music career has spanned more than 30 years, during which he has been involved in the production of more than 30 commercial recordings spanning a number of major genres with bands such as GRIP INC., FANTÔMAS, and TESTAMENT in addition to SLAYER.
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Provost's Colloquium Series Presents a Special Presentation: ESU Live Gaming Event
As part of East Stroudsburg University's Provost's Colloquium Series, Richard Otto, Ph.D., and Jason Engerman, Ph.D., both assistant professors of digital media technologies at ESU, will present a "live gaming" event – in which two or more players compete in real time and live before an audience in an electronic video game – in Rosenkrans East on Wednesday April 25, 2018 from 8 – 10 p.m.
Dr. Engerman has a Ph.D. from the learning, design and technologies program, within The Pennsylvania State University. He was the Charles M. Reigeluth emerging researcher for 2017 from the Association for Educational Communication and Technology (AECT). He was chosen previously as the (inaugural) 2016 AECT Presidential emerging leader recipient. His varied academic interests include the complexities of human interactions and social relationships with technology through the learning sciences. He is also heavily involved in the research of interactive media for the emerging experience age including the area of Esports and various augmented and mixed virtual reality.
Dr. Otto is the chair of the digital media technologies (DMT) department, with a Ph.D. from the University of Memphis. During his tenure as chair he has upgraded the technology and facilities used by DMT students, including building a recording studio, a state-of-the-art multimedia classroom, and procuring and researching the integration of industry standard equipment and computing power. His research focuses on virtual communities and the nature of multiple player games, and trying to understand the phenomenon from the player's perception.
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Wednesday, February 27, 2008
Wordless Wednesday
Posted by girlytwins at 12:56 PM
7 comments:
- Kate said...
Oh my gosh! Kids get everywhere I guess.
- February 27, 2008 at 12:57 PM
- girlytwins said...
And just so no one calls Child Protective Services on me LOL... I didn't come across this adventure. I was in the process of doing laundry but this looked much more fun to me too. I wonder if I can fit in there. :)
- February 27, 2008 at 1:06 PM
- angie said...
NO!!!!! My kids haven't figured this one out. Thank goodness.
- February 27, 2008 at 4:27 PM
- Churchill said...
Oh my goodness. Let the wild rumpus begin.
- February 27, 2008 at 5:30 PM
- jenni anne said...
haha. were your girls reading arizona's parenting tips?
- February 27, 2008 at 8:28 PM
- From the Board said...
My boys LOVE doing this. Of course it is always while I am trying to quickly do laundry!
- March 5, 2008 at 10:22 AM
- Bonnie said...
Your girls crack me up. My twins are now 6 it has been a while since we had these moments. Hang in there. If you want to know what they will be doing in the future check out my two.
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On Friday, officials in New York still did not have answers to even the most basic questions about the children who had been separated from their parents at the southern border and relocated 2,000 miles away: How many were there, and where had they been placed?
Both Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo and Mayor Bill de Blasio sent letters demanding that information from the United States Department of Health and Human Services. When it was not forthcoming, Mr. Cuomo threatened the 10 agencies that had accepted the separated children, and which the state also regulates, to turn over the children's names or lose their operating certificates.
But because they are bound by their contracts with the federal government not to disclose information about children in their care, the agencies said they could not share it, even with the state.
So faith leaders and local elected officials pieced together the numbers: About 60 children each at Catholic Guardian Services, Lutheran Social Services of New York and Abbott House, all in the Bronx, according to officials who asked not to be identified because of the sensitivity of the information. Another 19 had been at the Westchester children's residence visited by Mr. Cuomo on Thursday. And there were 243 at Cayuga Centers in East Harlem, according to the latest figures from the mayor's office. Officials seemed to be learning new numbers every few hours, as they tried to account for the 700 children Mr. Cuomo spoke of on Thursday.
The confusion underscored just how chaotic the situation was, with lawyers frantically scrambling to figure out how to represent the children, and Cayuga, which had the most children, urgently looking for staff and asking for more Spanish-speaking volunteers to serve as foster parents.
Mr. de Blasio blamed the Trump administration for the mess. "This was thrown together, this family separation policy, with no preparation for trying to figure out where kids would go that made any sense," he said on WNYC radio on Friday.
The mayor said that it made sense to Cayuga officials that children were sent to New York, because there were "not a lot of places near the border that had this ability, as organizations, to provide the social services and provide a setting for these kids, or had enough foster care placements."
The president ended the policy of separating children from their parents at the border with an executive order on Wednesday, but there was not yet any plan in place to reunite them.
While their parents have faced prosecution at the border, the children are entitled to their own hearings. But getting to one is a tangled process that can take days, if not weeks. Immigration court at 26 Federal Plaza only meets several times a month to decide the fate of detained children, and getting cases on the docket is outside the lawyers' control.
Migration counselors, as well as agency social workers, try to locate the parents first — and at least some of those parents have already been deported. "It's not the same thing as, we met you today, we saw you today, we represent you; this is a process on a case-by-case basis," said Anthony Enriquez, the legal director of the unaccompanied minors program for Catholic Charities, a nonprofit organization that has been meeting with the children. It has 12 lawyers and a federal contract to work with unaccompanied minors.
Though many other lawyers have volunteered to help without pay, getting them into government-contracted facilities to see children under federal custody "takes a lot of coordination and requires permission," Mr. Enriquez said.
And if the children are unable to make their wishes about their case known — at least one child as young as 9 months has been placed in New York, and some may speak indigenous languages rather than Spanish — Catholic Charities refers them to yet another organization with a federal contract. That group, the Young Center for Immigrant Children's Rights, provides "ad litem" support to children in New York, to advocate for the best interests of the child, but only has two lawyers and one social worker in New York. On Friday, another lawyer was on the way.
"We have received a lot of referrals for very young children for the last couple of months, and we're handling a lot of these cases," said Elizabeth Frankel, the associate director of the Young Center.
Even if a child has a private lawyer, the process is not streamlined.
José Xavier Orochena, who is representing three Guatemalan children at Cayuga who were separated from their mother in McAllen, Tex., said he has encountered nothing but red tape. He called Catholic Charities to coordinate his representation. "I'm waiting for a call back," he said.
"I called 26 Federal Plaza asking what's their court date," he said of the children. A lawyer for the government told him that the children's cases were "not even in the State of New York, and there's nothing we have initiated against them as of today."
Their mother, meanwhile, awaits her own court date at a detention center in Arizona, where Mr. Orochena will represent her, too.
Representative Adriano Espaillat, a Democrat from northern Manhattan who toured Cayuga's building on Friday — where children were seen wearing homemade masks, apparently to shield their identities — said the chaos was not evident inside. "I think they were very much under control," he said, "and the social workers and the therapists that we met with seem to be very much under control."
Mark Levine, a city councilman who also toured the center, said it was "desperate for more staff" and would be organizing a job fair on Monday.
Allison Sesso, the executive director of the Human Services Council of New York, an umbrella organization whose members include some of the 10 agencies, asked for some patience. "At the end of the day, these nonprofits are trying to be there for the kids," she said.


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Tara's primary care physician at CHP encouraged her to get a mammogram. After being diagnosed with breast cancer, her CHP doctor assisted her in finding a surgeon she could trust at UMass Memorial Medical Center in Worcester. Many women (and men) like Tara need medical help, but they find that private medical practices turn them away because they have state-sponsored health insurance. CHP, however, accept all patients regardless of insurance status.
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Lt. Melissa Dunn of the Texas County Sheriff's Department said this week that no charges were filed in the case of suspected mule abuse that was reported in late February on this blog.
Cathy Hill of Buffalo claimed that her mule, Tessa, was abused by a trainer in the Evening Shade area. She detailed her case, including multiple photos, on a website dedicated to the animal.
Dunn said a veterinarian at the University of Missouri ruled Tessa had suffered from laminitis, not dragging, pulling or striking by the trainer. It is a painful condition of the foot.
According to Dunn, the prosecutor's report said the trainer contacted Hill and told her the mule was sick. The trainer got medications from a veterinarian and again contacted Hill, asking her to retrieve the animal.
Dunn said a period of several days passed before Hill picked up the animal. Dunn said Hill did not contact authorities, but instead took the animal home. She did not contact authorities immediately at home either, Dunn said, but instead took pictures that were forwarded to a vet.
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Before the ceremony, whilst the invited guests and officials were arriving, the band entertained the crowds in Castletown Square with a selection of marches and Manx tunes, including Manxland, Kelly and True and Trusty. On the arrival of the governor designate, the band led the gathering in the Royal Anthem and the National Anthem of the Isle of Man, followed by a rendition of Ellan Vannin during which Mr Wood met and talked to the crowds.
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First you see Joyce Moomaw about to wrap Jordan after she had worked hard to get him to pink up and start to breath. We were SO busy caring for him, no one noticed I was herroraging and beginning to die!
Look how blue Jordan looked!!
We found out later that a piece of the Placenta was detached from Jordan which is probably why he was smaller and two weeks late...so he could still grow and why he had difficulty coming out and breathing. It was scary for Jordan and then for myself and my family.
Thank goodness Bernd gave me a Priesthood blessing right away, or I may have died right then and there!!
As you see in one photo, Joyce is sucking out Jordan's airways. He looked so blue! See my great concerned look, on my face!
The next picture is of Austin trying out Jordans new car seat in our living room.....
Below, later that same day in the morning, Oma and Opa came to visit Jordan and Mommy with Austin and Bernd.....
Then you see Jordan with mommy opening his eyes finally. You can see how happy he is in these pictures. He has a pleasant look on his face in both these pictures. I was SO happy that all went well after all. Although I lost half my blood during my hemorrhaging, I was able to be given a few bags of saline to be able to encourage my body to make more blood. It worked fine. I was back to normal energy at two weeks, instead of the usual and predicted 3 weeks healing time.


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Magically Inspired DisBands for Apple Watch Series 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 - 42-44 mm and 38-40 mm
These Magically Inspired character DisBands for Apple Watches Series 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 add a little magic to your vacation and your everyday life. These sport style DisBands are made of high quality silicone with a silk screened decoration that will provide years of magic.
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– I flew 12+ hours to Germany
– A little girl (not mine) threw up on me on the plane
– The airline lost my luggage
– I had to wear the barf clothes to a professional meeting
– I started to feel ill
– After 2 1/2 days of meetings I came down with bad chills/fever
– I stayed in my room instead of touring the city because I felt so ill
– The hotel (hostel really) is filled with partying 18 year olds on Spring Break who blare music and slam doors.
– I don't speak German
– There's no room service, so I have to drag my sick behind to a convenience shop blocks away to get food and water.
First world problems. I know.
To quote the Beach Boys, "I wanna go home."


text: [img]http://www.sermonindex.net/images/tozerdev.gif[/img]Neglected Christian Truths The unconditioned priority of God in His universe is a truth celebrated both in the Old Testament and in the New. The prophet Habakkuk sang it in ecstatic language, "Art thou not from everlasting, 0 Lord, my God, mine Holy One?" The apostle John set it forth in careful words deep with meaning, "In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God. The same was in the beginning with God. All things were made by him; and without him was not any thing made that was made." This truth is so necessary to right thoughts about God and ourselves that it can hardly be too strongly emphasized. It is a truth known to everyone, a kind of common property of all religious persons, but for the very reason that it is so common it now has but little meaning for any of us. It has suffered the fate of which Coleridge writes, "Truths, of all others the most awful and interesting, are too often considered as so true, that they lose all the power of truth, and lie bedridden in the dormitory of the soul, side by side with the most despised and exploded errors." The Divine Priority is one of those "bed-ridden" truths. I desire to do what I can to rescue it "from the neglect caused by the very circumstance of its universal admission." Neglected Christian truths can be revitalized only when by prayer and long meditation we isolate them from the mass of hazy ideas with which our minds are filled and hold them steadily and determinedly in the focus of the mind's attention.PrayerHelp us, Father, to focus all our attention on the truths of Your Word. For more info:[url=http://www.cmalliance.org/devotions/tozer/tozer.jsp]http://www.cmalliance.org/devotions/tozer/tozer.jsp[/url]


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Concerns about sun damage plague us all. The answer to this important question of whether you can reverse damage is — Yes and No. For the most part, it depends on what you mean by "skin damage".
Skin damage that involves cosmetic appearance such as wrinkles, lines, pigmented spots from aging, fall more into the "yes" zone with the uses of specific treatments and creams.
Skin damage that involves your risk of developing skin cancer fall more into the "no" area, though there are things that can be done to prevent further damage.
The "yes" part involves topical improvement of our skin's appearance with treatments such as the following:
• Regular exfoliation removes the dead outer layer of your skin:
Exfoliation can be done through the use of special scrubbing sponges like luffas, or through the use of products that contain alpha hydroxy acid (AHA) cleansers, or a home microdermabrasion kit, according to the Skin Cancer Foundation. Take special care using AHA products, which can increase skin sensitivity to the sun.
• Moisturize:
Find good moisturizers that you can use, not just on your face but also in other places of your body that become dried out, such a feet and elbows. A facial moisturizer with hyaluronic acid can help plump up dry skin around the eyes. (4)
• Hydration:
Summer exposure to the sun and other elements can dry out your skin so make sure you drink enough water to replenish it.
• Retinoids:
Creams or gels that use tretinoin or other retinoid formulations can reduce the appearance of wrinkles, excessively pigmented areas such as age spots and even acne. Some products are available over-the-counter and others are by prescription through a dermatologist. Sun exposure precautions are needed when using these products.
• Invasive treatments:
Other more invasive (and expensive) treatments involve the use of lasers, chemical peels, skin fillers and botox. All should be administered by a skilled knowledgeable dermatologist who specializes in skin rejuvenation.
And here is the "No" part:
"Sun damage is permanent and accumulative.
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.338 Winchester Magnum And Deer Antler Cigar Pen In Rhodium
This starts with a real nickel .338 Winchester Magnum casing, with the primer removed. It's then drilled right through the real bullet so the pen tip can extend. Then mule deer antler is turned down for the top and the new finish I've finally perfected is put on (5 coats), then it's sanded down to 12,000 grit for a glass-like finish. The casing is powder-coated so it will not corrode, but will remain shiny. This is a gorgeous pen for anyone, but hunters obviously will flip for this pen. It's a medium-sized pen. This pen is absolutely perfect for engraving with someone's name, or a company logo, or both.


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This fall I let my dog Tazz outside to roam around in the backyard. When he returned I noticed that the little troublemaker had found a way to cover himself in burrs and other seeds. A thorough brushing later and he was free of his prickly cargo. It also served to raise my curiousity about the ways plants use animals in seed dispersal. What better way for me to share and learn about this topic than with a blog post?
Seed dispersal provides several benefits to plants. For one, it allows seeds to travel further from the parent plant, which increases survivorship (due to density-dependent interactions). Second, it allows seeds to be distributed in a range of locations, some of which may be more favourable for juveniles than that of the parent. Seed dispersal can also bring plants to colonize vacant or new geographic areas, increasing the available distribution of that species.
(Courtesy of Cornell University's Naturalist Outreach Program)
The dispersal of plant seeds by animals is known as zoochory. Plants and animals have cohabitated for millions of years in a variety of conditions, resulting in a great variety of seed dispersal adaptations. These include epizoochory, endozoochory, myrmecochory, and others.
Epizoochory is the transport of plant seeds on the outside of vertebrates, usually mammals, through adaptations such as adhesive mucus, hooks, spines, and barbs. This is the type of seed dispersal Tazz likes to regularly partake in! It is a rare adaptation in plants (~5% prevalence), but it is an effective one, as it can help plants to disperse their seeds over vast distances. There is also evidence that epizoochory aids in the rapid spread of non-native plant species.
(An example of epizoochory, courtesy of Wikimedia Commons)
Endozoochory is the dispersal of seeds by the ingestion of vertebrates (typically birds and mammals), and is most common among tree species. As many as 90% of tropic trees depend on this method of dispersal! This mutualism has plants provide tasty fruit for the animals, while the animals excrete the seeds, dispersing them in turn. This adaptation is especially important for plants with large seeds, which depend on larger animals such as chimpanzees and tapirs for dispersal. Tazz does like his fruits, maybe he provides this service to plants too…
(An example of endozoochory, courtesy of Sindri Skulason)
Myrmecochory is the movement of seeds by ants. Ants are attracted to the plants for the elaiosomes – fleshy structures rich in lipids and proteins found attached to their seeds. Ants pick up the seeds along with their attached elaiosome, consuming the nutrient lipids and proteins and moving the seeds to a disposal area. The uneaten seeds eventually germinate, completing the mutualism. While I initially thought this interaction to be unusual, it turns out as many of 9% of angiosperms take advantage of it!
(An example of myrmecochory, courtesy of Benoit Guenard)
Seed predators provide the last method of animal dispersal I'll be covering in this post. Birds and rodents (such as squirrels) often hoard seeds for their later consumption. It is not uncommon for the hoarders to forget of their caches, leading to the germination of forgotten seeds.
(An example of dispersal by seed predators, courtesy of Gilles Gonthier)
Thank you for reading my blog post, I hope Tazz and I were able to teach you some fun facts about seed dispersal!


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(Back in Action for 2017!)
This Men's Group meets weekly from 7:15 to 8:15 am in the church library for a time of muffins, coffee, socializing, Bible study and prayer.
The group strives to provide men with encouragement and support in their daily lives as Christians and to explore God's word in an open and candid manner. Men of all ages are always welcome.


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Numbiya Aziz
Massage Therapist, MHS, CMT
Men's Health Specialist(510) 863-8266
1400 A Street
Castro Valley, California
1400 A Street
Castro Valley, California
Alameda County therapist specializing in men health over 50. I offer an holistic approach for prostate cancer and erectile dysfunction, performance anxiety through counseling, nutrition and African-Thai Massage Therapy. African-Thai Massage will offer increased flexibility and blood flow circulation. When incorporated with a pelvic release massage most clients feel a sense of relief of low back pain and total body enhancement that increases stimulation and endurance.
14 year men's health specialist addressing andropause related issues in men over 50:Diabetes, High Blood Pressure/Cholesterol, low testosterone, premature ejaculation, erectile dysfunction, medications, swollen testicular/prostate glands and peyronies disease. African-Thai Bodywork aids relief for: hernia, pulled groin, sciatica, spinal cord injury, stress, golf/sports injury.
Clients are able to clear themselves of any blocks or inhibitions. My goal is to provide quality care and valuable resources that saves lives and enhance total body stimulation. I provide men the bottom line when it relates to their health with care and compassion.
Call or Email Numbiya Aziz for a free phone consultation now - (510) 863-8266
- Years in Practice: 15+ Years
- School: World School of Massage & Advance Healing Art
- Cost per Session: $135 - $640
Pay By: American Express, Cash, Discover, Health Savings Account, Mastercard, Paypal, Visa
Accepted Insurance Plans
- Aetna
- American Specialty Health
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Verify your health insurance coverage when you arrange your first visit.
Additional Credentials
- Certificate: World School of Massge / Master Bodyworker
- Certificate Date: 2000
Men's Health Specialist
1400 A Street
Castro Valley, California 94546
(510) 863-8266
1400 A Street
Castro Valley, California 94546
(510) 863-8266
- Wellness and Prevention
- Sleep Problems
- Sports Injuries
- Diabetes
- Spinal Problems
Aches, Pains & Strains
- Arthritis
- Muscle Aches
- Nerve Pain
- Shoulder Pain
Emotional Wellbeing
- Anxiety
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- Blood Pressure
- Digestive Disorders
- Immune System
Client Focus
I also speak: I welcome ALL lanquages into my practice
- Adults
- Elders (65+)
Treatment Preferences
Treatment Techniques
- African-Thai Bodywork Athletic Stretch Therapy
- Chair Massage
- Connective Tissue Massage
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- Foot Massage
- Geriatric Massage
- Kinesiology Massage
- Lymphatic Massage
- Onsite Massage
- Reflexology
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- Sensual Health/Prostate Care Impotence Prevention
- Shiatsu Massage
- Sports Massage
- Swedish Massage
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- Trigger Point Therapy
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If you don't have a Landmarks list you can create one and mark the landmarks you have visited and want to visit.
If you don't have a Landmarks list you can create one and mark the landmarks you have visited and want to visit.
Maunga Terevaka is the largest, tallest (507.41 m) and youngest of three main extinct volcanoes that form Rapa Nui (Easter Island) (a Chilean island in the Pacific Ocean). Several smaller volcanic cones and craters dot its slopes, including a crater hosting one of the island's three lakes, Rano Aroi.
While Maunga Terevaka forms the bulk of Easter Island, the island has two older volcanic peaks; Poike which forms the eastern headland and Rano Kau the southern. Terevaka last erupted in the Pleistocene and is less than 400,000 years old. Its lava field at Roiho has been dated at between 110,000 and 150,000 years old. Maunga Terevaka is rather difficult to climb, and is only accessible by foot or horse. It is very windy at the top.
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i-Cansoftware Turns News and Financial Signals into investment opportunities and Portfolio return enhancement.
- Stage Full Product Ready
- Industry Software
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- Currency USD
- Founded March 2011
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We offer 3 Business applications dedicated to Private Bank and Wealth Managers. > Dynamic Financial Advisor: Fully integrated Front-End and Middle-Office Suite > i-Comply: Most advanced Suitability Platform > i-Desktop: Comprehensive suite of Applications dedicated to Relationship Manager: CRM, Portfolio Management, Report, Strategy Editor and investment advices to mobile phone. i-Can increases clients satisfaction and Operational profitability.
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3 Dec
ECO & Tenebrae perform Handel's Messiah
18:00 Cadogan Hall
Handel's Messiah isn't just an oratorio: it's practically a national institution. Everyone knows the Hallelujah chorus, but if that's all you know, you're in for a wonderful surprise – and you don't have to be religious to be stirred by some of the most heartfelt and uplifting music ever written. No Christmas is complete without it, and tonight the English Chamber Orchestra has teamed up with Nigel Short and his famous chamber choir Tenebrae, plus some of the UK's finest vocal soloists, to recreate the grandeur, the glory and the pure inspiration of this best-loved of all choral masterpieces.
- Handel Messiah
- Tenebrae
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- Grace Davidson
- soprano
- Kitty Whately
- mezzo-soprano
- James Gilchrist
- tenor
- Christopher Purves
- bass
- Nigel Short
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Shopping and Personal Services—
The following individuals and businesses support the Lower Merion Synagogue.
If you patronize them, please mention that you found them here!
For a printable list, please click here: LMS Marketplace 5-7-2018
The Lower Merion Synagogue expresses its deep appreciation to its advertisers and partners!
If you patronize these businesses, please mention that you found them here!
- Nefesh b'Nefesh: Phone 866-4-ALIYAH; NBN.ORG.IL/GETSTARTED. Ready to go home? Call Nefesh b'Nefesh today! Since 2002, Nefesh B'Nefesh has helped over 50,000 people realize their Aliyah dream.
- Bob Wark's Liberty: Montgomery Avenue and Old Lancaster Road, Merion, PA 19066; Phone 610-667-4737; com. Eight certified mechanics for your one stop auto repairs. AAA approved. Open seven days a week.
- Sam & Sons Automobile Repair; Phone 215-457-7766 email@example.com; Pick-up/delivery available to LMS members residing in Bala, Lower Merion, or Narberth! Orna Ben Shmuel and sons are LMS members.
- Noel Sy Art in Beauty: Phone 610-667-8777; 292 Montgomery Avenue, Bala Cynwyd, PA 19004.
Noel Sy offers outstanding service by an impeccable artistic team. Noel Sy staff members are the recipients of numerous awards and are known for providing the highest professional services.
- Salon Elana: Phone 610-667-6618; firstname.lastname@example.com. Elana provides professional services including wig sales and cuts. Call today to see how Elana can help you find your best style. Elana Avis is an LMS member.
- A la Karte Culinary Architecture by Ofelia Cohen: Phone 484-278-4101; 302 Levering Mill Road, Bala Cynwyd, PA 19004; com; firstname.lastname@example.com. ALK Boutique Cuisine provides catering, shopping for specialty prepared foods, private and unique intimate events. Philadelphia's premier kosher boutique cuisine. ALK's mission is to provide an enhanced kosher dining experience for everyone, anywhere anytime, and on the go.
- Batya's Kitchen: Phone 917-525-FOOD (3663); email@example.com; batyaskitchen.com. Batya's Kitchen is renowned for delicious food, beautiful décor, and professional service. Catering and delivery anywhere in the United States.
- Catering by Ann (Hirsch): Phone 267-918-0288 or 610-664-5327. Feel like a guest at your own simcha. Ann provides home cooking without the stress or mess and helps make your simcha, corporate lunch, or dinner party memorable. Shabbat/Yom Tov meals or ala carte selections are available. Ann Hirsch an LMS Member.
- Catering by Ira Feldman: Phone 267-784-0710 (Ira's cell); firstname.lastname@example.com Ira can cater your smachot, large and small. For catering, or for a current list of the over 50 herrings now available, please call Ira! Ira Feldman is an LMS Member.
- Espresso Cafe & Sushi Bar: Phone 215-745-0130; 7814 Castor Avenue, Philadelphia, PA 19152. Espresso is known for their delicious and freshly prepared food. Owner Sharon Abergel treats his customers like family and offers catering services for all sized events.
- Greenwald Caterers:Phone 732-370-8300; Fax: 732-370-0202; 40 E. 8th Street; Lakewood, NJ 08701; firstname.lastname@example.com. Elegant Catering for any occasion at LMS, hotels, or in your home! Manny Auerbacher is your host. Greenwald provides full-scale catering at major hotels, country clubs, synagogues, or your location of choice. Exclusive caterer at Lake Terrace in Lakewood.
- Ira's Herrings: Place your herring order by calling or texting Ira at 267-784-0710. 50+ herring varieties made to order. Under supervision of Community Kashrus of Greater Philadelphia.
- New York Bagel Bakery: Phone 215-840-6010 / 215-878-8080; 7555 Haverford Avenue, Philadelphia, PA 19151. Voted #1 in Philadelphia. Catering for Bar/Bat Mitzvah parties, meetings, brisim and more.
- Prestige Caterers: Phone 718-464-8400; prestigecaterers.com; email@example.com. Call Sharyn Gold to ensure your next event meets all your expectations.
- Raim Ahuvim: Phone 267-562-0078. Congregation Raim Ahuvim invites you to celebrate your next simcha in their newly renovated hall. Seats up to 70 guests in a cozy and wheelchair accessible space. Visit raimahuvim.org for pictures (under "simchas") and details.
- Shalom Pizzeria; Haverford and City Avenue (7598A Haverford); Philadelphia, PA 19151; Phone 215-878-1500. Eat In/Take Out. Delivery Available. Vegetarian Kosher Cuisine, Pizza, Greek, Mediterranean and Middle Eastern Cuisine. Pas Yisrael and Chalav Yisroel. Shalom Pizzeria can cater your simcha. Guy Shitrit is an LMS Member.
- Star of David Kosher Grill:Phone 484-278-4129; 942 Montgomery Avenue, Narberth, PA 19072. Owner Nadav Abergel provides delicious Mediterranean cuisine—everything freshly prepared to order. Drop-off and full-scale catering is available for events of all sizes.
- Sweet Trading Company:Phone 267-935-294; email@example.com; com; 733 Montgomery Avenue, Narberth, PA 19072. Handcrafted chocolates, confections and baked goods. Gifts, dessert buffets, classes, trays, custom favors and more!
- AMIT:Phone 410-472-9363; firstname.lastname@example.com; www.amitchildren.org; firstname.lastname@example.com. Robbie Pearlstein is the Philadelphia area Amit director. AMIT enables Israel's youth to realize their potential and strengthens Israeli society by educating and nurturing children from diverse backgrounds within a framework of academic excellence, religious values and Zionist ideals.
- Bikur Cholim;Bikur Cholim provides rest, comfort, home-cooked meals for the sick and for the families of the hospitalized. Bikur Cholim also supplies direct-donor blood. Please mail checks to Bikur Cholim, c/o Malkie Schwartz. 224 Old Lancaster Rd, Merion Station, PA 19066. For more information, please call 610-668-1183.
- Chai Connections; Email email@example.com if you are hiring, know about job openings, or need to find employment.
- The Shell Station: Free shipping on your first online order ($25 minimum) using code FREESHIP25. Visit theshellstation.com to see their great selection and prices.
- BJB Associates Inc.:Phone 610-664-8465; Fax: 610-664-3438; firstname.lastname@example.com. BJB Associates Inc. has been in business for over 25 years providing onsite and remotely managed services to small businesses and educational institutions. Ben Borck is an LMS member.
- Friedman Orthodontics (Dovid Friedman, DMD); 201 Meetinghouse Lane; Merion Station, PA 19066; 610-667-1984; firstname.lastname@example.com; Friedmanorthodontics.com; child and adult orthodontics. Sunday and evening hours are available. Mention you saw Friedman Orthodontics here and receive 10% off (for new patient comprehensive care).
- The Dental Spa Group (Dr. Steven Melman & Associates):141 Montgomery Avenue; Bala Cynwyd, PA 19004; Phone (610) 664-7795; StevenMelmanDMD.com. Family dentistry services with complimentary spa treatments. Located across from Starbucks. Dr. Steven Melman is an LMS member.
- Main Line Clothing Care: 140 Montgomery Avenue (near Starbucks); Bala Cynwyd, PA 19004; 610-668-9289. Main Line Care generously cleans all LMS religious coverings/taleisim without charge.
- Goldstar Rehabilitation: 822 Montgomery Avenue, Suite 306, Narberth, PA 19072; Phone 215-220-2210; goldstarrehab.com. Goldstar Rehabilitation provides Early Intervention services for children 0-3 years at no cost to you! Services include: Speech therapy; feeding therapy; occupational therapy, physical therapy, behavior therapy, special instruction; and ABA. Rivka Schwartz is an LMS member.
- Sarah Waldhorn, Licensed Massage Therapist: Phone 818-290-9447. Specializing in deep tissue, therapeutic, medical and pre/post-natal massage. Located in Narberth.
- Therapy Central: 822 Montgomery Avenue, Suite 306, Narberth, PA 19072; Phone 610-747-0600; therapycentralpa.com. Comprehensive and effective pediatric speech therapy. Specializing in: autism spectrum disorders; feeding issues; development delays, oral motor; auditory processing; social thinking; articulation/phonological disorders; language delays; tongue thrust/my functional disorders; apraxia; and neurological disorders. Rivka Schwartz is an LMS member.
- Andrew DiLeonardo, Master Electrician:Phone 610-449-6775; email@example.com. Lighting and receptables; generators; all electrical work. Licensed and Insured. Andrew has been the LMS electrician for over a decade.
- Sherby Solutions, Career & Business Advisor: Phone 484-844-9980; firstname.lastname@example.com. Call Jennifer Sherby to achieve your career and business goals. Individual Services include: career coaching; interview skill building; job search strategy; LinkedIn profiles; and resume writing. Business Services include: recruiting and workplace plans; performance management; training and development; HR policy and compliance; and employee relations. Jennifer Sherby is an LMS member.
- Kramer-Warner Associates, Inc.: Alexander (Lex) Grinnan, CPCU, Vice President; 610-359-1422 (Ext. 206); email@example.com. Contact Lex for all of your insurance needs. Lex has proudly represented Lower Merion Synagogue for several years.
- Mill Creek Capital Advisors, LLC:Offices in Conshohocken, Pittsburgh, Naples and New York; millcreekcap.com; Phone 610-941-7714. Ask for Joshua Gross or Katie Thomas. Outsourced chief investment officers serving families, foundations, endowments and pensions.
- PASCO Financial: Contact Len Getz, CPA, at 610-764-7547 or firstname.lastname@example.com. Services include: life insurance; long term care; annuities; tax preparation; and tax representation. Len Getz is an LMS member.
- Bruce Sham, CLF Special Care Planner: Mass Mutual Financial Group, 2 Bala Plaza, Suite 901, Bala Cynwyd, PA 19004; 610-766-3074;firstname.lastname@example.com; specialcareplanning.net. Life insurance, retirement/401K plan services, disability income insurance, long term care insurance, annuities and other comprehensive financial services are provided. Bruce is renowned as a specialist in financial planning for individuals with special needs. Contact Bruce to find out how you can best plan for your loved one's financial well being.
- Flower Tales by Ronit Snitman:Phone 215-200-3740; email@example.com. Unique and modern floral design for all of your floral needs! Ronit Snitman is an LMS member.
- W & H Floral: Wayne Flook; 267-441-6374. Free delivery every Friday to the Lower Merion area. Proud purveyors of the LMS Bimah flowers.
- Joseph Levine and Sons: SERVICE-TRADITION-DIGNITY; locations in Philadelphia, Trevose, and Broomall; 800-992-3339; levinefuneral.com;email@example.com. For over 130 years, Joseph Levine & Sons has served the community in Philadelphia and its surrounding suburbs. Founded in 1883, our firm has been continuously owned and operated by a member of the Levine family, passing from father to son for five generations. We are here to serve you, both near and far. With our national affiliations, we can address your funeral needs anywhere in the US, including in Florida and New York. And with our international affiliations we can do the same worldwide, including in Israel and Russia. Adam Levine is an LMS member.
- West Laurel Hill: Phone 610-668-9900; westlaurelhill.com. Just like the unique grounds at West Laurel Hill, its Cemetery and Funeral Home staff are dedicated to providing unique and customized services for all families.
- Gili's Goodies:E-Mail:firstname.lastname@example.com; com. Gili's Goodies was founded in 2001 by Gail and David Ehrlich, immigrants from New York, in their home in Efrat, Israel. 11 years and thousands of baskets later. Gili's Goodies has become a household name for anyone, worldwide, needing to send a fresh baked gift (baskets, birthday cakes, balloons, flowers and LOTS more) to family and friends anywhere in Israel. Send a sweet hug to someone today!
- Love from Home: Phone 610-664-5707. Love from Home is located inside Babis Pharmacy at 338 Montgomery Avenue in Merion Station. Perfect customized gifts for every occasion.
- Nature's Notes by Connie Toll: Phone 610-331-0055;email@example.com. Unique handmade notecards made from fresh flowers, autumn leaves and ivy. Connie Toll is an LMS member.
- ShopKosherWine / Rosenberg's Judaica & Wine:Phone 610-667-3880; email@example.com; shopkosherwine.com; Third-generation LMS member Jack Levin is the proprietor of ShopKosherWine.Com. At ShopKosherWine.Com, you will get the greatest value and selection of kosher wines. With decades of experience in both kosher wine production and sales, you will get a unique selection of wines backed by knowledge of the industry with an emphasis on service. Jack and Dina Levin are LMS members.
- Sweet Mabel: Phone 610-667-3043; 41 N. Narberth Avenue, Narberth, PA; email@example.com; email@example.com. Stop by Sweet Mabel for handmade gifts and home furnishings. Sweet Mabel's studio is available for open time, workshops, and parties for adults and kids.
- Metropolitan Drapery & Blinds, Etc: Phone 610-664-2911; metropolitandrapery.com; email@example.com. Serving Lower Merion customers since 2001! Gershon Ben Shalom is involved in every aspect of the company from marketing and sales, design, purchasing, fabrication, as well as installation and all services. Call for an appointment today. Gershon Ben Shalom is an LMS member.
- Ruth Feldman Art: Phone 610-304-1683; firstname.lastname@example.com; ruthfeldmanart.com. For a private consultation or to purchase art for your home or office, contact Ruth Feldman today. Ruth Feldman is an LMS member.
- Jeff Marmelstein Roofing Systems: Phone 610-446-0879. Call Jeff for all your roofing needs; slates, tiles, flat roofing, and repairs of all sizes. Jeff Marmelstein has been the LMS roofer for over 6 years.
- John McPhillips & Sons Asphalt Paving & Sealing:Phone 610-449-7470 and 610-449-2125. Commercial/Industrial/Residential. Paving; Sealing; Preventive Asphalt Maintenance; Excavation; and Concrete.
- Schwartz Hardware & Locksmith:1909 North 54th Street (5 blocks from St. Joe's); Phone 215-877-2121 and 215-476-9820; email@example.com. Avrumie Goldfein welcomes you to Schwartz Hardware, now carrying a full houseware department. Schwartz Hardware can meet all your hardware needs. Full at-home locksmith repairs as well as home repairs of all sizes. Open Sundays and delivery for most items if available within the Eruv. To schedule and appointment email Avrumie at email@example.com.
- Shawmont Construction: Phone 215-487-0255 and 215-518-6266;email@example.com. Call Ziggy and Victoria for all of your construction and home repair needs. From small repairs to roofing and complete home renovations, Shawmont can service all of your residential and commercial needs. Fully licensed and insured. Shawmont Construction has numerous local references and has proudly provided services to Lower Merion Synagogue for many years.
- Silver Lining Home Health Care, Inc: Phone 215-885-7701; com. Silver Lining is one of the area's most respected providers of non-medical in-home care caregivers and certified nursing assistants. Personal care, shopping and errands, companion visits. Services can be provided hourly, daily or live-in. PA State licensed. All caregivers are bonded and insured.
- Kaiserman JCC: Phone 610-896-7770; phillyjcc.com. The JCC provides programs and services for all ages including; fitness center and indoor track; swim club; preschool and kindergarten; summer camp; after school enrichment; youth sports and classes; holiday events; arts and culture programs.
- Bala Judaica: 222 Bala Avenue; Bala Cynwyd, PA 19004; Phone 610-664-0112; firstname.lastname@example.com. Extensive collection of Judaica suitable for Bar/Bat mitzvahs, weddings and other gifts; holiday ritual items, sterling silver, wine, jewelry, Israeli art and much more!.Madelyn Heyman is an LMS member.
- Mezuzah and More: Contact Rabbi Yonah Gross at 484-318-9303 or email@example.com; mezuzahmore.com. Rabbi Gross provides sales, inspection and sales of Mezuzot, Tefillin, Sifrei Torah and Megillot.
- ShopKosherWine / Rosenberg's Judaica & Wine:Phone 610-667-3880; firstname.lastname@example.com; shopkosherwine.com. Third-generation LMS member Jack Levin is the proprietor of ShopKosherWine.Com. At ShopKosherWine.Com, you will get the greatest value and selection of kosher wines. With decades of experience in both kosher wine production and sales, you will get a unique selection of wines backed by knowledge of the industry with an emphasis on service. Jack Levin is an LMS member.
- Law Office of Debra G. Speyer, Attorney at Law:Main Line Office — Two Bala Plaza, Suite 300, Bala Cynwyd, PA 190004; Phone 610-949-9555; Center City Office –1515 Market Street, Suite 1200, Philadelphia, PA 19102; Phone 215-238-1980; email@example.com; firstname.lastname@example.com; com; www.wallstreetfraud.com. Specializing in Investment Fraud, Elder Fraud, Elder Law, Probate, Guardianships, Wills, Trust and Estates.
- Law Offices of Evan Aidman: 822 Montgomery Avenue, Suite 210, Narbrth, PA 19072; Phone 610-642-7676; LegalAidman.com; email@example.com. Evan Aidman is an LMS member.
- Advocare-Main Line Pediatrics: Phone 610-642-9200 or 800-660-KIDS;com; Offices: 701 Montgomery Avenue; Narberth, PA 19072 (this office is within the Lower Merion Eruv) and Paoli Pointe Medical Bldg, Suite 2; Paoli, PA 19301. Advocare-Main Line Pediatrics specializes in pediatric and adolescent medicine. Advocare/Main Line Pediatricians Janet M. Michaelson, MD and Mindy F. Rosenblum, MD are LMS members.
- Friedman Orthodontics: Offices located in Bala Cynwyd. Phone 610-667-1984. 10% off for LMS members if you mention this advertisement. Sunday and evening hours are available. com.
- Jonathan Gomberg, MD, FACC: University of Pennsylvania Cardiovascular Medicine Division. Offices: Penn Heart & Vascular Center, East Pavilion, 2ndfloor, 3400 Civic Center Blvd, Philadelphia, PA 19104, Phone 215 662-7700; and Penn Medicine at Radnor; 250 King of Prussia Road, Radnor, PA 19087, 610-902-2273. Jonathan Gomberg is an LMS member.
- Gordon-Klinow Pediatric Associates, LLC: Pediatric, Adolescent and Newborn Medicine; 919 Conestoga Road, Bldg 3, Suite 111, Rosemont, PA 19010; Phone 610-527-4715. Hal Gordon is an LMS member.
- Kay, Tabas, Niknam & DiDomenico Ophthalmology Associates: 610-667-6760 (Bala Cynwyd office); 215-925-6402 (Philadelphia office);kaytabas.com. Laser assisted bladeless cataract surgery and comprehensive eye care including glaucoma, dry eye and diabetes. Dr. Rachel Niknam is an LMS member.
- Ophthalmic Partners:100 Presidential Boulevard, Suite 200, Bala Cynwyd, PA 19004; Pennsylvania Office Phone 484-434-2716; New Jersey Office Phone 856-596-1601; com. Ophthalmic Partners of Pennsylvania is the region's largest multi-subspecialty ophthalmology practice, providing advanced eye care in the areas of cataract and refractive surgery (including laser cataract surgery), cornea and external disease, anterior segment, glaucoma and related disorders, pediatric ophthalmology and comprehensive ophthalmology. All surgeons are Board Certified by the American Board of Ophthalmology and those offering subspecialty care are fellowship trained in their areas of expertise. Dr. Marlene Moster is an LMS member.
- Rene Rubin, MD; Rittenhouse Hematology & Oncology: 207 N. Broad Street, Philadelphia, PA 19107; Phone 215-561-0809; valet parking available. Specializing in all aspects of cancer, breast cancer treatment & risk assessment. We have a full-service lab & treatment center and all treatments are done in our center city office. Rene Rubin is an LMS member.
- Seth Zwillenberg MD:Frank Marlowe MD; Matthew Nagorsky MD; Steven Ladenheim MD; and Shaun Baker DO. Otorhinolaryngology; Adult & Pediatric ENT, Head & Neck Surgery, Facial Plastics, Related Allergies.Offices: Albert Einstein Medical Center, Old York & Tabor Roads, Phone 215-456-7140; St. Christopher's Hospital for Children, Front & Erie Streets in Philadelphia, Phone 215-427-8915; 205 North Broad Street in Philadelphia, Phone 215-762-4600; and 8350 Roosevelt Boulevard in Philadelphia, Phone 215-331-6878. Seth Zwillenberg is an LMS member.
- Waldhorn Holistic: Phone 310-927-6259; firstname.lastname@example.com; bodymindsoul-acupuncture.com. Adam Waldhorn is a U.S. and Pennsylvania State Medical Board licensed practitioner of acupuncture and herbal/nutritional medicine.
- Gilya Hodos: Pianist and teacher; Phone 610-667-4548; firstname.lastname@example.com; gilyahodos.com. Learn to play the piano in fun, relaxed lessons taught with joy and ease by an accomplished pianist. Weekly lessons, biannual recitals. Private instruction in piano, chamber music, music theory, and music history. Gilya Hodos is an LMS member.
- Paper Makolet: 309 Bala Avenue; Bala Cynwyd, PA 19004; Phone 484-270-8171 or 610-585-2180; com; disposable paper goods for your home. Esti Lordjan is an LMS member.
- David Zeidman Entertainment, Inc.: Phone 610-527-2833; email@example.com. Entertainment for all occasions. Your complete party source.
- Michael Dear, Children's Magician: Phone 267-433-9092; email@example.com; Michaeldarmagic.com. Laughter, fun and entertainment that everyone will love!
- Esti's Fitness: 309 Bala Avenue; Bala Cynwyd, PA 19004; Phone 610-585-2180; email@example.com. Esti Lordjan is a NPTI Certified Personal Trainer as well as being CPR Certified. Esti Lordjan is an LMS member.
- AMC Photography Studios: amcphotostudios.com; 610-519-1890. Established in 2004, Ann Marie Casey Photography, LLC specializes in event and commercial photography. The studio is located in Bryn Mawr, Pennsylvania, in the heart of the Main Line. The studio provides photography services to clientele in the Philadelphia Metro area and all nationwide.
- Ariel (Yuri) Boroda at AReal Photography & Video: Phone 215-760-8871; firstname.lastname@example.com; ARealphotovideo.com. Call Yuri Boroda for professional services at reasonable rates.
- TSQ Plumbing, Heating, & Cooling; 350 Strathmore Rd; Havertown, PA 19083; Phone 610.446.4842; com; Proudly serving the Lower Merion Synagogue and its members for over 20 years
- The Battash Team: Hanna Annie Battash and Jessy Battash: Contact Hanna Anna Battash at 609-598-1865 or email@example.com. Contact Jessy Battash at 609-598-1866 or email@example.com Battash Team are members of Berkshire Hathaway / Fox & Roach, Realtors. The Battash Team can help with all of your real estate needs and are relocation specialists! Hanna Annie Battash and Jessy Battash are LMS members.
- Evan Davis: Phone 610-645-3881; email@example.com. Evan "The Movie Man" Davis is ready to serve all of your real estate needs.
- Israela Friedman: Berkshire Hathaway / Prudential Fox Roach. Israela can help you connect with this amazing place we call the Lower Merion Jewish Community which you and your family will love to call home. Renters, first time buyers, sellers and those looking to downsize are welcome! Contact Israela at610-730-0731(cell), 610-649-4500(office) or email@example.com. Israela Friedman is an LMS member.
- Anne Goldberg:Phone 973-985-9053 (mobile); 610-520-0100 (office); firstname.lastname@example.com; annegoldberg.kw.com. Anne Goldberg is a Realtor with Keller Williams Main Line Realty and a recent recipient of the Philadelphia Magazine Rising Star award. Whether you are looking to buy, sell, or invest in real estate, call Ann for all of your Real Estate needs! Ann Goldberg is an LMS member.
- Renee Hill: Long and Foster Real Estate, Inc; Phone Renee at 610-733-HILL (4455); 610-658-8900 ext. 8944 (office);com; email@example.com. Renee specializes in home sales within the Eruv and was recognized as one of the top Real Estate agents in the Main Line/Philadelphia region in 2016. For many years, she has also been recognized by Long and Foster and Philadelphia Magazine as a Five Star Agent for outstanding achievement.
- Rachel Levin: Berkshire Hathaway / Prudential Fox Roach Realtors; 610-658-7322 (office); 610-348-0005 (cell); 610-649-5228 (home);firstname.lastname@example.com; RachelLevin.com. Rachel has over 30 years of real estate experience. Expect the very best for all of your real estate needs. Rachel Levin is an LMS member.
- Damon Michels: Berkshire Hathaway; 854 Montgomery Avenue, Narberth PA 19072; 1919 Chestnut Street, Suite 102, Philadelphia, PA 19103; Office 610-668-3400; Cell 610-731-9300; firstname.lastname@example.com; www.DamonMichels.com. Specializing in Main Line and Center City.
- Beth Samberg: Keller Williams Main Line Realty; Cell 610-716-0997; Office 610-520-6516;firstname.lastname@example.com; http://www.bethsamberg.com/. Beth has been awarded the 5 Star Award by Philadelphia Magazine five years in a row. 10% of all commissions are donated to the charity of her clients' choice. The Beth Samberg Team is always helping you move in the right direction. Dynamic, energetic and skilled as a negotiator, Beth continuously earns recognition as a top producer in the real estate industry. Her knowledge of the Main Line enables her to anticipate and meet her clients' concerns and requirements. Beth Samberg is an LMS member.
- Iris F. Segel: RE/MAX Executive Realty, 610 Old Lancaster Avenue, Bryn Mawr, PA 19010; Phone 610-520-0400; Cell 215-206-7777;firstname.lastname@example.com; www.IrisSegel.com. Selling on the Main Line and surrounding areas for 25 years. Contact Iris for experience and integrity! Iris is a member of RE/MAX "Hall of Fame".
- The Felicia Stern Team:Berkshire Hathaway/ Fox & Roach, Realtors. The Felicia Stern Team has over 40 years experience helping clients buy and sell Real Estate on the Main Line. Recipients of numerous awards including the Legend Award, Top of the Rock, Chairman's Circle Gold, Annual Chairman's Circle Gold Award, and the Presidents Circle. Contact Felicia Stern at 610-291-6513 or firstname.lastname@example.com. Contact Monique Wallace at 610-322-3339 or email@example.com. Monique Wallace is an LMS member.
- Rosner Settlement Services: Phone 215-694-8919; Two Bala Plaza, Suite 300, Bala Cynwyd, PA 19004; email@example.com; com. Buying a new home? Save 25% on title costs for any purchase over $500,000 in Lower Merion Township. (Savings are possible by using an approved attorney instead of a title agent.) Call for a quote or more details to see how much you can save!
GUARANTEED RATE MORTGAGES Shimi Globman (born and bred in Philly) 201-591-1170 EMAIL : firstname.lastname@example.com Providing great rates, strong communication, elite customer service and industry expertise!
We offer Jumbo loans with low down payments, doctor loan programs, first time homebuyer specialists, and low rate-low cost mortgages!
- David L. Pransky Safetywear & Uniforms; Phone 215-627-7213 (office) or 610-772-0761 (cell); firstname.lastname@example.com. Barry Pransky is an LMS member.
- Caskey Torah Academy: 742 Argyle Road, Wynnewood, PA 19066; Phone 610-642-7870; org. To schedule a tour or for information, contact Tanya Libesman at firstname.lastname@example.com or 610-642-7870, ext. 255. TA educates boys and girls from age three through eighth grade. With a curriculum rooted in Torah, and general studies characterized by academic excellence, TA provides a dynamic Jewish education that fosters intellectual as well as spiritual understanding and love of Torah.
- Jack M. Barrack Hebrew Academyis located at 272 S. Bryn Mawr Avenue, Bryn Mawr, PA 19010; Phone 610-922-2350; email@example.com; org. JBHA prepares future leaders of American, Jewish and global communities who work for a better world. The school integrates a comprehensive and rigorous college preparatory curriculum with the teaching of essential Jewish and American values and texts. Magnificent Beit Midrash, daily Shacharit, honors Talmud track, state of the art Glatt Kosher dining commons and cafeteria.
- Kohelet Yeshiva is located at the Martha & Harry Stern Campus: 223 N. Highland Avenue, Merion Station, PA 19066; Phone 610-667-2020;koheletyeshiva.org; firstname.lastname@example.com. An innovator in Modern Orthodox education for girls and boys. A warm and embracing Modern Orthodox yeshiva committed to cultivating Bnei & Bnot Torah who think critically and creatively while exuding confidence and compassion. Rabbi Dr. Gil Perl, Head of School. Rabbi Tzvi Sinensky, Rosh Beit Midrash.
- Kosloff Torah Academy (formerly Torah Academy Girl's High School) is located at 50 Montgomery Avenue, Bala Cynwyd, PA 19004; Phone 610-668-5010;org; email@example.com. LEARNING-GROWING-CONNECTING. Greater Philadelphia's only all-girls Jewish High School providing students a premier limudei kodesh education and outstanding college preparatory program. Rabbi Baruch Lichtenstein, Menahel; Mrs. Brendy Siev, Assistant Principal, General Studies.
- Mesivta High School of Greater Philadelphia is located at 314 Levering Mill Road, Bala Cynwyd, PA 19004; Phone 610-617-9200; org; email@example.com. The Mesivta High School is an Orthodox boys' high school preparing students for high-level post high school Yeshiva study and acceptance into the highest caliber universities. We strive to instill in our students the values, inspiration and education that will prepare them to be the next generation of leaders in Torah and professional environments. Rabbi Avraham Steinberg, Rosh Mesivta. Dr. David Stein, President.
- Perelman Jewish Day School: Forman Center (Kindergarten – Grade 5) at the Mandell Education Campus, 7601 Old York Road, Melrose Park, PA 19027; Phone 215-635-3130; Stern Center (Junior Kindergarten – Grade 5), 49 Haverford Road, Wynnewood, PA 19096; Phone 610-658-2518. You are welcome to stop by either of the PJDS centers to experience the Perelman difference in action.
- Protexia Security & Private Detective Agency: When it comes to the safety and security of your organization, company, school organization, your person, or your property, there is no such thing as a 2nd chance. Protexia One Security Group understands this crucial reality and has mobilized our staff's experience for your maximum protection. If you are looking for an experienced, highly motivated, quality-driven, and focused security organization, stop right here and contact us now. Phone: 630-733-8328 Email: email@example.com
- DSD Security Systems: Join our fast growing list of happy customers that are securing their houses, offices, or investment properties with our Burglar or Fire Alarm systems. We install and monitor Burglar Alarms, Fire Alarms, CCTV, Access Control, and all Audio systems. Please call or email for a FREE in home evaluation and estimate. We offer very competitive pricing with personal service! References available upon request. Phone 610-898-3866;firstname.lastname@example.com; com.
- John B. Ward & Co. Arborists:Phone 610-525-1562; com. Call John B. Ward & Co. for all of your complete tree care needs. Caring for the Main Line's Canopy since 1957!
- E.B. Dvir of E-agle. Ecommerce, SEO web design graphics, databases and much more. For information, contact Eitan at 347-996-7154 or email@example.com E.B. Dvir is an LMS member.
LMS accepts no responsibility for the accuracy of any advertising. LMS does not specifically recommend or endorse any product or service offered on the LMS Marketplace. Please support our advertisers and mention that you saw their ads in the LMS Marketplace and Directory!


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The Municipal Securities Rulemaking Board ("MSRB") is announcing the availability for testing of the MSRB's planned Short-term Obligation Rate Transparency ("SHORT") System Web User Interface.[1] Beginning today, once a submitter has completed MSRB Gateway registration requirements to use the SHORT System,[2] the submitter can access the SHORT System Web User Interface through MSRB Gateway by selecting the appropriate option under the "Market Information Systems" heading of the MSRB Gateway main menu. The SHORT System Web User Interface can be used for manual input of data to the SHORT System and for reviewing submitted information, including information submitted to the SHORT System using a computer-to-computer connection ("SHORT System Web Service").[3]
Questions about testing the SHORT System, accessing and using the SHORT System Web User Interface, and registering to use the SHORT System in MSRB Gateway should be directed to the Market Information Help Desk at 703-797-6668. Other questions about this notice and feedback on the SHORT System Web User Interface should be directed to Justin R. Pica, Director, Uniform Practice Policy, at 703-797-6716.
January 5, 2009
[1] On November 18, 2008, the MSRB filed with the SEC a proposed rule change to increase transparency of municipal Auction Rate Securities ("ARS") and municipal Variable Rate Demand Obligations ("VRDO") that would (i) implement the SHORT System; (ii) provide free public access to information disseminated from the SHORT System through the MSRB's Electronic Municipal Market Access (EMMA) system; and (iii) amend Rule G-34, on CUSIP numbers and new issue requirements, to require dealers to report, or ensure the reporting of, certain interest rate and descriptive information to the SHORT System about ARS and VRDO. See MSRB Notice 2008-46 (November 18, 2008). On January 2, 2009, the MSRB filed an amendment to this proposed rule change relating to the effective date for the proposed amendments to Rule G-34 relating to VRDO. See MSRB Notice 2009-01 (January 2, 2009).
[2] For information on how to register to use the SHORT System in MSRB Gateway, see MSRB Notice 2008-49 (December 16, 2008).
[3] For SHORT System Web Service technical specifications, see http://www.msrb.org/msrb1/SHORT/SHORTSystemXMLInterfaceSpecification-DataElements.pdf.


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E-3 Visas are temporary work visas for nationals of Australia. In order to qualify for an E-3 Visa, you must have a specialty occupation.
What is a Specialty Occupation?
A specialty occupation requires theoretical and practical application of a body of specialized knowledge along with at least a bachelor's degree or its equivalent. For example, architecture, engineering, mathematics, physical sciences, social sciences, medicine and health, education, business specialties, accounting, law, theology, and the arts are specialty occupations.*
E-3 Visa Process
To obtain an E-3 Work Visa, follow the steps below.
1. Find a United States employer.
2. Your employer must obtain a Labor Condition Application by filing form ETA 9035 with the U.S. Department of Labor.
3. Have your employer file Form I-129, Petition for Nonimmigrant Worker. (Though this may not be necessary. Consult your designated consulate or embassy for advice.)
4. File Form DS-160, Online Nonimmigrant Visa Application, with the U.S. Department of State. Include Form I-797, Notice of Action/ Approval, that will be provided to you from your employer when the I-129 petition is approved (if applicable).
5. Schedule and attend a visa interview.
6. Travel to a United States Port of Entry and request permission to enter the United States.
*source: http://www.uscis.gov/portal/site/uscis/menuitem.5af9bb95919f35e66f614176543f6d1a/?vgnextoid=6408ec897643f010VgnVCM1000000ecd190aRCRD&vgnextchannel=4b18dc4d88889010VgnVCM10000045f3d6a1RCRD


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Jeff Davis Sheriff's office patrol were dispatched to 506 Main street Lacassine in reference to a disturbance. When deputies arrived the complainant advised his girlfriend was smoking synthetic marijuana and was causing a disturbance.
Deputies observed the suspect, Casey Marie Wentzel, 24, and it appeared she was under the influence of narcotics. Wentzel had an outstanding warrant and deputies placed her under arrest for Theft warrant. Wentzel was booked into the parish jail with no bond.


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Oceanside, California is a beautiful, coastal town in Southern California with a lot of charm and character. As one of the northernmost suburbs in San Diego County, this town offers proximity to San Diego, Orange County, and Los Angeles. Most of all, it is a perfect place to rent an apartment, condominium, or home for a season or even year round.
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