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- Monday to Friday: 07:00 - 10:00 12:00 - 14:30 18:00 - 22:30 Saturday: 07:00 - 10:30 12:00 - 14:30 18:00 - 22:30 Sunday: 08:00 - 10:30 12:00 - 14:30
Great food lovely atmosphere and super service great value for money too
Jo Mcgrath
05 februari 2017
från Birmingham
Inside a chic converted Royal Mail sorting office, Malmaison Birmingham offers truly first class gourmet dining. British cuisine is mixed with international inspiration from America and France, and a chic cocktail bar offers an impressive drinks selection.
Serving modern reinventions of classic local cuisine, the Malmaison menu is committed to sourcing the best produce in the region. Sophisticated yet accessible, a beautifully presented a la carte selection foregrounds bold, wholesome flavours. Tasty vegetarian options and succulent fish dishes are served, as well as sublime New York strip steak cuts.
A huge selection of cocktails and a superb wine list are served at the chic The Mailbox bar. Cocktail mixing classes are available, and there is a separate wine tasting room, perfect for private events.
Combining chic décor with vibrant cuisine, Malmaison – Birmingham successfully combines elegance with a warm, lively ambience.
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((((( 8 april 2017 av Jo Benbow från Tipton
Had afternoon tea with champagne. Food was fabulous. Far too much to finish. Lovely wraps, cakes, smoothie and desserts. Choice of teas and coffees and even cocktails. Would definitely recommend. As a coeliac mine was made gluten free and was fresh tasty and looked just like the original. A great afternoon tea. Waiters and waitresses always polite and friendly making the whole event truely enjoyable.
((((( 27 mars 2017 av Nicky Graham från Birmingham
The food was amazing no complaints from the 8 of us, the starter's you can help yourself to was delicious and the choice of food was great, we have dined here before a few times but for the first time we were in the Mezzanine restaurant which was a lot more private and relaxed, there was a band on who were fantastic so all in all Mothers Day was a great day for us all. All the staff were very attentive and friendly and the gifts of the candles for the Mother's was a really nice touch so Thank you all for a great afternoon
(**** 14 mars 2017 av Jozefien från Birmingham
My experience was not what I expected! I made an afternoon tea first of all by the website, I left a question about a dietary request on which I never received an answer.
Next to that, I made a reservation for 12:30pm and arrived 12:25pm, the staff literally let everyone queue in front of the restaurant and wait till 12:30pm to tell us that the were not ready yet... I think that is super strange.
Furthermore, I made a reservation for the afternoon tea, and I get the menue what we would like to eat... a bit strange when you make a reservation. At 14:30PM, the supervisor arrives to our table and tells us that we have to leave before 15:00PM, because they need the table. Not hospitable at all, they could have told us before or in another way.
Next to that, I asked several times to pay, different waiters forget to bring the bill. £3.50 service charge is already added to my bill, which I think is extremely rude to add, especially in this situation. Normally I would not pay this at all, especially not after such bad service. However, I just wanted to leave as fast as possible because I was so done with this experience. Lastly, the "supervisor lady" got the payment and she literally left, no thanks, no goodbye.
I was super shocked by this experience, especially since I expected a lot more from this hotel/restaurant/bar. The service staff is rude and poor, I was super dissapointed by this super bad experience!!!!!!
((((( 11 mars 2017 av Fiona Welch från Shrewsbury
We arrived early, before the restaurant was properly open, but we were made very very welcome and taken to a nice table where we could have our drinks away from the cacophony of the bar. The name of our waitress sadly escapes me, as she was absolutely wonderful and I wish I could give her an accolade by name. Attentive, Efficient, great sense of humour, we loved her. In fact all staff were smashing. I had chicken parfait for starters. There was a lot of parfait and not much bread with it but the waitress recognise this and brought more bread. I think their should just be more on the plate to start with. The parfait was lovely. My son had shrimp tails and prawns which he enjoyed. There was plenty of it and a nice dip and some great chutney/dip/jam type stuff which also went extremely well with my chicken parfait, giving it more flavour which it did need a bit. Suggest adding this side to the chicken? For our main course we both had the venison dish. What can I say? I have eaten venidon in many places around the world and in some of the best michelin star restaurants. I am sure I have never before had such lovely venison. We both opted for medium. It was melt in the mouth. The sauce and delicate accompanying ingredients were mouth watering. We were recommended to have buttered cabbage as a side dish and it worked perfectly. This was a pre-show meal for us so we didn't stay for a desert but I'm sure that would've been fantastic as well. I have eaten here before, and brought clients, but not for a few years as I'm not based in Birmingham nowadays, I was there for a little nervous that it might not be as good as I remembered and I wanted to give my son a treat. The experience surpassed all expectations and started off a smashing night. Thank you Mal Maison. See you again.
((((* 5 mars 2017 av Lucy Waldon från Essex
Really enjoyed afternoon tea at Malmaison. When we arrived, we weren't given a very good table, so requested a booth instead - and were allowed to move as soon as one was available. Food and tea came out a reasonable time - the mini sliders were incredible! Loved all the sweet treats too - a good size, so not too sickly or stodgy! The scones were also nice, although a shame one was plain and one was fruit. Upgraded to the cocktail tea, which is a decent price, considering the price of the cocktails on the menu. Unfortunately, they took a while to come to the table and one of them was not one ordered. Luckily, another waiter (and then the manager) was very helpful in rectifying this only problem. Would go back, maybe not for tea, but lunch/dinner.
((*** 27 februari 2017 av Jes från Birmingham
Arrived half a hour early so was asked to wait in the bar area which was perfectly fine however after 40 mins we had to ask about the delay. The staff did not know what was going on and the host apologised stating she became busy with other customers. After a rush of staff getting a table ready we were seated within 10 mins. Waiter was very friendly and pleasant. Restaurant very dark, lots of brown. Fine for the evening but lacking any nice features for afternoon tea. Mal Afternoon tea savouries were 2 wraps each, salmon and chicken plus a mini beef burger, very tasty. Mini raspberry smoothie perfect with the savouries. Highlight of the afternoon tea was the scones, best I've tasted, fresh and buttery. Mango dessert was very fresh with gorgeous Mango pieces, amaretto trifle also very nice if you like fruity deserts. Didn't enjoy the small pieces of chocolate brownie cake or the other coconut tasting cake so the fact that they were small didn't matter! Top up of drinks were included in the price, after the Waiter enquired as to further drinks he was not seen again so I expect he went off shift. No further staff came to us so we didn't get to order further drinks and nor was our table cleared so my friends and I sat for the rest of the time talking over the food stands. Eventually we gave up so we totalled our bill and put cash on the table and got up to leave. This instantly got the attention of a Waiter who came and took our money. I checked in at the till before leaving to be told there was a further £7 table service charge to pay...not impressive!
(((** 10 februari 2017 av Milly Porteus från Birmingham
The service was great, really attentive
The salted caramel brownie was particularly gorgeous but the scone and lemon cake was very disappointing - it did not taste fresh, you could tell it had been there for a while as it had started to go hard!
((((( 6 februari 2017 av Kim från London
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((((( 5 februari 2017 av Angela Barrington från Walsall
The Mal afternoon tea was just as expected....delicious! Plenty for 4 people, beautifully presented too! Good value for money! Staff were very polite & attentive. Lovely relaxed atmosphere. Great location....easy to find from all transport links. Would definitely recommend it....we will be returning!
((((( 5 februari 2017 av Jo Mcgrath från Birmingham
Great food lovely atmosphere and super service great value for money too
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The Way To Spiritual Strength James 4:1-10 What does it take to acquire spiritual strength?
Introduction Spiritual health and fitness is no secret. From the looks of a lot of us, we need it. Getting in shape physically is hard work: disciplined diet & exercise are two key components we must do. Getting in shape spiritually is also hard work, And we really have to give a better effort to our soul than our body. But the benefits will last for eternity.
Introduction Signs that we need to get in shape: Physically: over weight; lack of mobility; that certain dress size; our overall feeling of energy or lack thereof and so on. Spiritually: not enough Bible reading; hanging around the wrong crowd; distractions all around; do not know very much about God or the church or the issues facing the church.
James 4:1 "What is the source of quarrels and conflicts among you? Is not the source your pleasures that wage war in your members?" Usually this happens when someone does not get their way. Acting like little brats who scream in the store when mommy tells them "NO!" We have a conflict in each of us. Galatians 5:16-17
James 4:2 "You lust and do not have; so you commit murder. And you are envious and cannot obtain; so you fight and quarrel. You do not have because you do not ask". Self-centeredness is the focus of this passage. That is everyone's problem where strife exists. Many emotions played upon and assigning motives needlessly, When sometimes, all you have to do is ask
James 4:3 "You ask and do not receive, because you ask with wrong motives, so that you may spend it on your pleasures." Kids ask for some things, and the parents know better (sometimes they don't) We ask God for things not knowing whether it is for our good.
James 4:4 "You adulteresses, do you not know that friendship with the world is hostility toward God? Therefore whoever wishes to be a friend of the world makes himself and enemy of God". God wants us to be separate from the world and all it offers, because all the world offers is called sin and is opposed to God. Just look at our world today, and notice the hostility towards the Bible and Christians
James 4:5 "Or do you think that the Scripture speaks to no purpose; "He jealously desires the Spirit which He has made to dwell in us'?" Some quote this as "The Spirit which He has made to dwell in us jealously desires us". God is so interested in our welfare that He gave us the Holy Spirit to guide us and teach us to avoid sin.
James 4:6 "but He gives a greater grace. Therefore it says, "God is opposed to the proud, but gives grace to the humble"." Pride is one of the worst of sins and most despised by God. Speaking of humility can take many sermons. James continues to teach us how to be humble.
James 4:7 "Submit therefore to God. Resist the devil and he will flee from you". Voluntarily place yourself under God. Many people think that submitting to God will cause them to miss out on their hopes and dreams they have for themselves. Little do they realize that by submitting to God that they will have hopes and dreams fulfilled that are far greater than what they imagined.
How do we submit to God Simple answer: Do what He says. Follow His plan of salvation: Hear His word and believe it. Repent of your sins; confess the name of Jesus as your Lord and Master; and be baptized for the remission of your sins. Obey His law faithfully as long as you live.
How do we resist the devil? Simple answer: Just say "No!" "Resist" is a military term meaning to repel the advance of the enemy. Hold your ground; remain steadfast; don't give up. In order to resist we need to know his battle plans, and we know his only goal is to keep us out of heaven and off the straight and narrow path that leads there.
James 4:8 "Draw near to God and He will draw near to you. Cleanse your hands, you sinners; and purify your hearts, you double-minded". A lit match and a candle wick have to come together and interact with each other for the candle to continue burning. If we make the effort to get closer to God, God is waiting and anxious for us to do this that He actually brings Himself closer to us to allow this to happen.
Draw near to God Realign your will to God's way. Hate sin like God hates sin. Pursue the purity of your mind. Being conformed to the very image of Christ as we seen in 1 John 3:3.
Cleanse and Purify Our hands symbolize our work, and when we have worked for the devil they are dirty, thus the need to wash our hands. Purify our hearts means to clean out all the impurities, sins, adulteries, hatred, everything that is bad. We must realign our will to be in conformity to His will.
James 4:9 "Be miserable and mourn and weep; let your laughter be turned into mourning, and your joy to gloom". As Christians we are to be joyful and rejoice. This passage tells us that sin is a serious matter and it is better to be sorrowful about our sin to the point that we are willing to renounce it and repent of it.
James 4:10 "Humble yourselves in the presence of the Lord, and He will exalt you". Our duty is to fear God and keep His commandments (Ecclesiastes 12:13). We are not saved by our works, but by His grace through our faith (Ephesians 2:10). Humility can be our safeguard to keep us from sin.
Conclusion Becoming spiritually strong is no secret. It just requires a lot of effort and diligence. As long as we follow the instructions from God, we will be safe. In the end, after we have done this, God will exalt us to the glory that is shared by Christ. Isn't this something grand to look forward to? Now, where are you spiritually, today?
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The PEP lab team is an interdisciplinary group of researchers and students who work together with a common passion towards understanding positive emotional processes and their relevance for understanding psychopathology and human health. We frequently include postdoctoral fellows, post-baccalaureate project coordinators, graduate students, and undergraduate research assistants. We enjoy doing science together, connecting through lab social activities, and strive to promote happiness (just the right amount, of course!).
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June Gruber received her Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology and B.A. in Psychology from UC Berkeley, where she was an NIMH Predoctoral Fellow in Affective Science. Immediately after completing her Ph.D. in 2009, she was hired as an an Assistant Professor of Psychology at Yale University, and in 2014 relocated her laboratory to the University of Colorado Boulder where she is currently an Assistant Professor in the Department of Psychology and Neuroscience and Director of the Positive Emotion and Psychopathology Laboratory. Dr. Gruber has authored over 90 articles and chapters and co-edited the book Positive Emotion: Integrating the Light Sides and Dark Sides as well as the forthcoming book Positive Emotion and Psychopathology with Oxford University Press. She enjoys teaching and disseminating the study of emotion and psychopathology, and has directed the Experts in Emotion Interview Series, created an online course in Human Emotion available freely through YouTube and iTunes U, and given a TEDx talk on the "dark side" of happiness. Her work has been recognized by the Association for Psychological Science (APS) Rising Star Award, NARSAD Young Investigator Award, Association for Psychological Science (APS) Janet Taylor Spence Award for Transformative Early Career Contributions, and Yale University's Arthur Greer Memorial Prize for Outstanding Junior Faculty. Her work has been funded by the NIMH, NSF, and the Brain and Behavior Foundation (NARSAD), and has received media coverage from the BBC, NPR, New York Times, Huffington Post, Washington Post, Forbes, and Psychology Today. Dr. Gruber is also a licensed clinical psychologist.
Cindy received her B.A. in Psychology and minor in Linguistics from the University of California, Berkeley. She is interested in the etiology and treatment of mental illness, and in particular, how emotion regulation and sleep may be targets for intervention. She is also interested in the stigmatization of mental illness, especially amongst minority populations. Before joining the PEP Lab, she studied resiliency and sex differences in veterans with post-traumatic stress at the San Francisco VA Medical Center. She plans to pursue a doctoral program in Clinical Psychology and combine her love of writing to elucidate the experiences of those living with mental illness. In her free time, she likes to read, draw, practice taekwondo, and attend local punk rock shows. She is excited to be joining the PEP Lab family.
Laura received her B.A. in Psychology from Pomona College in Claremont, CA, where she studied parent-child attachment, internalizing disorders, and emotional experience during the transition to parenthood. She is interested in the roles of positive and negative emotion in parenting and the intergenerational transmission of attachment and psychopathology, as well as clinical interventions targeting these emotions. She also sings and plays the harp! She is thrilled to be joining the PEP Lab where she will be coordinating the Templeton Grant project on transformative life experiences with June Gruber and Sona Dimidjian.
Lara Wieland
Lara is a 1st year graduate student at the University of Goettingen in Germany and works as a Visiting Research Assistant at the PEP Lab. At the University of Freiburg where she received her B.S. in psychology she has studied attention in obsessive-compulsive disorder. Now she is particularly interested in attentional processes and emotion regulation in bipolar disorder. She hopes to become a clinical psychologist and combine practice and research in the future. In her free time she enjoys hiking, cooking, reading and traveling. Lara is really excited to come to CU Boulder and work at the PEP Lab and looks forward to gaining research experience!
Marianne Reddan is a 3rd-year graduate student in cognitive psychology and affiliated PEP Lab graduate student. She completed her undergraduate in Psychology in the laboratory of Elizabeth Phelps at NYU, and then continued to investigate fear in the laboratory of Daniela Schiller at Mount Sinai School of Medicine. Marianne is interested in how emotions are represented in the brain and uses machine learning techniques to 'decode' emotion-related neural activation. Behaviorally, she is interested in empathy, prosociality, and the protective effects of social support. In her rare free time she toys with arduinos and poetry.
Yoni Ashar
Yoni is a doctoral student interested in the brain, emotions, and contemplative science. He is currently investigating the placebo response in the treatment of depression, and the effects of Compassion Meditation on behavior and brain function. He has a B.S. in Computer Science from the University of Maryland, College Park.
Hollis Karoly
Hollis is a graduate student in the clinical psychology area at CU Boulder. Broadly, she studies the etiology and treatment of alcohol use disorders by combining neuroimaging, genetic and behavioral methods. More specifically, she has become interested in characterizing alcohol-induced adaptations within reward and craving systems in the brain, including the affective contributions to craving as well as the craving for specific emotions.
Jenny Cole
Jenny is a 1st year social psychology graduate student affiliated with the PEP lab. She is interested in studying how emotions affect individuals' relationship with and behavior towards the natural environment. She received her undergraduate degree in psychology with a minor in energy and water sustainability from Rice University and her master's degree in environmental management from Duke University.
Hillary is a 6th-year graduate student in clinical psychology at Yale where she has been mentored by June Gruber and Margaret Clark. Despite the distance when the lab moved to CU Boulder from Yale, Hillary continues to actively collaborate with the PEP lab and visit the Rockies often! She is interested in exploring both the functions and dysfunctions associated with positive emotions, and is particularly interested in understanding their role in interpersonal functioning and relationships. Hillary previously worked as a lab manager for the Emotions and Psychophysiology Lab at Vassar College. She received her B.A. from The College of New Jersey and is originally from Pennington, NJ.
Michael Vanderlind
Michael is a fifth-year PhD student in Yale's clinical psychology program, where he works with Jutta Joormann. His research aims to document the nature of positive emotion within affective disorders and to identify cognitive and biological mechanisms that underlie positive emotion (dys)regulation within healthy and clinical samples. Michael uses a multitude of methods (e.g., eye-tracking, psychophysiology, EEG) to address these research aims. In his spare time, Michael enjoys hiking the Connecticut trails, surveying the New Haven eateries, and traveling to Colorado to visit the PEP lab!
Aleena is a 6th-year clinical graduate student at Yale University in the Clark Relationship Science Laboratory and is an affiliated student of the PEP lab at University of Colorado Boulder. She is interested broadly in emotion regulation processes and is currently studying relational context factors and individual differences that influence interpersonal emotion regulation with Dr. Margaret Clark. She also studies the psychopathology of bipolar disorder and explores emotion regulation as a way to understand dysfunction in this disorder with Dr. June Gruber.
Leah Bauder
Leah is a junior studying integrative physiology and neuroscience at the University of Colorado at Boulder. Her future goal is to be a physician focusing on neurology or neurosurgery. Leah is a member of Phi Sigma Pi honor fraternity and an officer for Global Medical Brigades. She enjoys spending time with her family and friends and finding time to get outdoors and go mountain biking. Leah is interested in the effects of hyperactive mental states on otherwise normal physiological functions. She is looking forward to working with PEP staff and furthering her research knowledge in the lab!
Devin Brooks
Devin holds a BS in Psychology from Grand Valley State University in Grand Rapids, Michigan. He moved to Colorado from Traverse City, Michigan. He enjoys swimming, cycling, and hiking and is an avid hockey fan. He is interested in investigating behaviors, traits, and physiological markers that make someone more vulnerable to developing mood disorders, specifically bipolar disorder. He is also interested in researching executive functioning in bipolar disorder patients. He is pursuing his PhD in clinical psychology and wants to work closely with patients. He also hopes to help remove myths and stigmas surrounding mental health disorders. He is very excited to be working within the PEP lab and moving the field of psychology and neuroscience forward.
Liza Silverman
Liza is a junior studying Psychology and Elementary Education at CU Boulder. She is interested in human emotion and the way that brain function plays a role into emotions and behavior in our every day lives. She hopes to go into Clinical Psychology in the pediatric field once she graduates. In her free time, Liza likes to cook, hike, and spend time with her friends and family. Liza looks forward to researching in the PEP lab!
Duncan Williams
Duncan is a senior double majoring in Psychology and Sociology in the hopes of becoming a therapist or counselor. He plans to pursue his goal of going to graduate school for either a masters or a PhD. Duncan spends most of his time working as a barista, studying and attending classes. But in his free time he enjoys being outside disc golfing and hiking, grilling, watching rugby and reading. Duncan is the most lovable and kind human being and is super excited to be working in the lab.
Inna Chang
Inna is a junior studying Biochemistry and Psychology at the University of Colorado Boulder. She has a passion for kids and currently works in providing therapeutic recreation for kids with disabilities to expand their independence. She is interested in physiological data analysis and the process of research. She is extremely honored to be a part of this team and looks forward to gaining experience and knowledge in research!
Lynden Fasso
Lynden is a senior undergraduate at CU Boulder studying psychology and sociology. In her free time, she enjoys kayaking and horseback riding. Lynden is thrilled to help with the work in the Positive Emotion and Psychopathology Lab and in the Child Bereavement Project in the clinical department of CU's psychology program. In the future, she plans to attend graduate school in order to study counselling and prescribing.
Erika Ilsa
Erika is a sophomore studying Neuroscience at the University of Colorado, Boulder and plans on going to medical school after graduating. She is particularly interested in mood disorders and is excited to work in the lab and learn more about the effect of mood disorder on positive emotion. Outside of classes Erika coaches youth volleyball and volunteers at the physical therapy department on campus. In her spare time she enjoys traveling and spending time with friends and family.
Dominic Fraser
Dominic is currently a Junior at the University of Colorado, Boulder pursuing studies in Psychology and Writing/Rhetoric. He hopes to examine the efficacy of psychopharmacology at relieving depression and anxiety disorders, as well as pursue possible protective lifestyle changes that can be applied to at risk populations. These curiosities brought him to the PEP lab where he hopes to gain valuable insight for possible future trajectories. When not in the lab or in school, Dominic enjoys camping, hiking, seeing live music, traveling, and mastering the art of flow hooping.
Eva Lahmann
Eva is a junior studying psychology with a minor of ethnic studies at CU Boulder. She was born and raised in Costa Rica and is highly interested in the role that positive and negative emotions play in our daily life. After she graduates, Eva plans on obtaining a PsyD in Clinical Psychology with the goal of working at mental hospitals. In her free time Eva likes to play soccer, hang out with friends and watch movies. She is looking forward to expanding her knowledge and gaining experience in the PEP Lab!
Sigrid Kite
Sigrid is a current junior at CU- Boulder studying Integrative Physiology and receiving her certificate in Public Health. Sigrid is extremely interested in medicine and women's studies. As she thinks about future career paths she would love to combine these two and pursue maternal and child public health as a profession. Outside the classroom, Sigrid enjoys running, biking and practicing yoga. Sigrid is excited to gain experience and insight in maternal mental health with the PEP Lab!
Julia Stern
Julia Stern is currently a junior at the University of Colorado, Boulder pursuing a degree in Psychology. She is interested in studying the effects of trauma and utilizing non medicinal ways of coping. She is passionate about eventually gaining her PhD in Psychology but in the mean time eagerly takes advantage of opportunities that expand her world views and experiences. She is an avid traveler, music lover, and originally hales from sunny Los Angeles, California. She is elated to be a part of this hardworking team and is excited to learn as much as possible from this opportunity.
Meaghan MacGeraghty
Meaghan is currently a junior pursuing degrees in Psychology and Economics. She is specifically interested in how personalities can shift after any traumatic event and is looking into graduate school in the near future and eventually aspires to be a clinician. In her free time she enjoys volunteering in mental health related fields and being outdoors.
Alayna Samson
Alayna is a senior at the University of Colorado Boulder, pursing a B.S. in Psychology and a Business minor in Innovation and Financial Analytics. Previously she was a research assistant for a cognitive psychology lab and had an internship at InReach, a psychological non-profit organization. She is currently working at the ADAPT lab at the University of Colorado Boulder as well. She has specific interests in trauma and resilience and how that can contribute to psychopathologies. She plans to continue her education, earning a doctorate in psychology. In her free time she enjoys hiking, traveling, reading and spending time with family and friends. She is looking forward to continuing her education, and gaining experience by working at the PEP and CREST Labs!
Esha Mehta
Esha is currently in her senior year at the University of Colorado at Boulder pursuing a degree in Psychology. She hopes to one day work with adolescent and young adult survivors of trauma and young adults who struggle with eating disorders. Esha loves working with children of all ages. When she is not in class or working, you can probably hear her walking through campus bursting into song with her Seeing Eye dog, Dragon, by her side. Aside from singing, she loves cooking up new recipes, being outdoors, rock climbing, and connecting with people. Esha is very warm and friendly, so feel free to say hello if you ever see her around town!
Abigail Horn
Abigail is a senior at CU, studying Psychology with a minor in Philosophy. She plans to attend graduate school and study either clinical psychology or social work. As a former dancer, she is interested in women's health and wellness, and both risk factors, and prevention for those at risk. She enjoys reading, being outdoors, spending time with family, and volunteering for various non-profits in the Boulder area. Abigail is excited to spend her last year as an undergraduate, gaining research experience in the field of Psychology!
Lily Nussbaum
Lily is a second year student at the University of Denver studying Psychology and Creative Writing. Through work in the PEP Lab, she hopes to gain insight that might help her throughout her career as she hopes to attend graduate school for psychology and work in counseling. When not in the PEP Lab, she works as a nanny, trains dogs, attempts aerial dance, and tries to spend as much time as possible in nature.
Jennie Jaggers
Jennie Jaggers is Psychology major in the University of Colorado at Boulder Class of 2017. Outside of serving as an undergraduate research assistant, she is a Student Ambassador and a member of the Chi Omega sorority. Jennie has also been involved in psychology research at the University of Edinburgh while studying abroad in Scotland. Her interests lie in personality, mood disorders, and psychopathology, and she plans to pursue a doctorate degree. Jennie is incredibly excited to participate in the PEP lab!
Ariel Cain
Ariel is a 5th year student at CU Boulder pursuing a degree in Psychology, Biology, as well as a minor in Spanish. She's very interested in learning more about how mental health changes during and after major life events. After she graduates, she plans on attending grad school for either Forensic Psychology or Conservation Biology. When she's not in class she enjoys attending concerts, traveling to different parts of her native state Colorado, and playing the sousaphone. Go buffs!
Stephanie Yu
Stephanie is a Molecular, Cellular, Developmental Biology and Bachelor of Arts in Music double major at the University of Colorado Boulder. She hopes to go to medical school after graduating from college. Outside of academics, Stephanie is in Alpha Phi Omega (a service organization), CU Emergency Medical Services, and CU Timmy Global Health. She is fascinated with psychology and, having had more biological research experience in the past, is very excited to learn more about psychological and clinical research.
Prianca Thirumalai
Prianca Thirumalai is a recent graduate of the University of Colorado at Boulder, where she acquired her B.A. in Psychology and Evolutionary Biology/Ecology. She has always been captivated by the intricacies of psychology and the plethora of threads from which human experience can be weaved. She believes that both the parallels and variances between humans and other life forms are deserving of significant consideration. Prianca's intrigued by fungi's capability to uniquely affect brain processes via their sometimes psychoactive qualities. She hopes to eventually conduct research with the intention of discovering psychologically beneficial applications of psychoactive compounds that can be derived from the realm of fungi. In her free time, she enjoys artistic pursuits of all varieties, including drawing, graphic design, painting, sculpting, writing, and vegan cooking.
Ali Teague
Ali Teague is a junior undergraduate student at CU Boulder studying Psychology and Neuroscience with a minor in Spanish. She is specifically interested in the way mood disorders effect the experience of positive emotions and what roles hormones play in depression and anxiety disorders. Ali plays goalie for the CU Boulder club soccer team, and loves to read in her free time. She plans to attend graduate school for a PhD in Clinical Psychology after she graduates from CU. Ali is excited to be a part of the PEP lab and learn as much as she can about mood disorders and positive emotions.
Hugh Miller
Hugh is a transfer student working on his B.A. in Psychology at University of Colorado at Boulder. He earned his A.A. from Coastal Carolina Community College in North Carolina. He is interested in motivation and how an emotional state and environment work to affect individuals. He is a returning student after spending four years on active duty for the Marines and is currently a reservist. His interests include many outdoor activities like hiking and skiing and is happy to have returned to Colorado in order to pursue these. Hugh is excited to begin working in research on emotions and thankful to become part of the PEP Lab team.
Lexi Nyeki
Lexi is a senior undergraduate double-majoring in Psychology and Photography. She intends to go to graduate school afterwards to pursue a Masters in Social Work. Alexis's interests in psychology include, but are not limited to: school, health, abnormal and cognitive psychology. She hopes to someday incorporate her love of photography in her MSW to create a media arts program for troubled youth.
Marit Whittle
Marit is a junior studying psychology at the University of Colorado at Boulder. After graduating, she hopes to pursue a Ph.D. in clinical psychology. She is especially interested in working with children with psychological disorders, as well as studying the neurological bases of Bipolar and ADHD. Marit is thrilled to be gaining research experience as a part of the PEP lab team and is excited to apply her new knowledge to future research projects. When not in class or at the lab, Marit enjoys looking at fish at the aquarium, playing piano, reading, and going on outdoor adventures.
Angie Alvarez
Angie is a Junior studying Psychology and Communication at the University of Colorado Boulder. She is planning to continue her education into graduate school in hopes to become a Clinical Psychologist. Angie wants to help people who suffer from mental illnesses to have a better quality of life. She is currently working as a Resident Adviser, going to school, and is involved in many clubs. When she has free time, she likes to work out, explore Colorado, play video games, or hang out with her friends and sister that is also a CU student. Angie is thrilled to be a part of the PEP lab team!
Tasha Abbott
Tasha is a junior double majoring in Integrated Physiology and Psychology at CU Boulder. She is interested in abnormal psychology and the role that brain function and biology have when a mental illness is present. She hopes to pursue a career in Clinical Psychology once she graduates. Outside of school and the lab she tries to enjoy as much time in nature, but also enjoys playing soccer, cooking, and volunteering at multiple health organizations. Tasha is excited about working in the PEP lab and expanding her knowledge on mood disorders.
Patton Loop
Patton is a junior psychology major and is also pursuing his minor in business and a minor in Spanish. He is interested in how concepts of psychology can apply to the workplace and specifically how it can be used to benefit employee selection and to analyze consumer behavior. Additionally, he is interested in addiction and mood disorders and how different factors can contribute to vulnerability to them. He hopes to attend graduate school in the future and is excited to work in the PEP lab to gain some valuable experience. Outside of the lab Patton loves to travel and ski. He has spent 2 summers living in Spain where he has studied and taught English.
Ksusha Kondratyuk
Ksusha holds a dual M.B.A./M.S. in Hospitality from University of Nevada Las Vegas. She discovered her passion for psychology while working and conducting research in the field of hospitality. Ksusha is interested in happiness, well-being and the role emotions play in building balanced and meaningful life, as well as in treating common mental disorders, overcoming addiction and other self-destructive behaviors. She is also interested in studying mania, OCD and other mental disorders among exceptionally gifted individuals (i.e. prodigies and acclaimed geniuses). Among her other interests are altruism, philosophy, existentialism, spirituality, mindfulness and meditation, the nature of creative genius and extraordinary achievement. She is currently applying for doctorate programs in social psychology.
Marlene Palomar
Marlene Palomar received her BA in psychology at the University of Colorado Boulder. She is looking to work and further her education in the prevention of child abuse and neglect. She is specifically interested in working with human emotion, especially in infants and children. She spends her time working with children and helping ISPCAN with research at the children's hospital. In her spare time, she enjoys hiking, traveling, crafting, cooking, and spending time with family and friends. She is excited to gain experience in and be part of the PEP lab!
Emily Burr
Emily Burr received her B.A. in Psychology from Princeton University in 2015. She is particularly interested in mood disorders and anxiety and her senior thesis focused on gender differences in displays of anxiety and depression triggered by body image issues. She is also interested in the foundations of mental illness and the role of epigenetics in the course of disorders. Before joining the PEP lab, Emily was a research assistant at Temple University's Adult Anxiety Clinic in Philadelphia working on studies meant to test CBT interventions for patients with social anxiety. Currently, she is a Behavioral Health Technician on an inpatient adult psychiatric unit at the Medical Center of Aurora and she plans to pursue a doctorate in Clinical Psychology. In her free time she enjoys reading and kickboxing.
Luke Weston
Luke Weston holds an MPS in clinical psychology and a B.S. from UMD College Park. Prior to coming to Boulder, Luke worked with Dr. De Los Reyes studying informant discrepancies in the assessment of adolescents, taught undergraduate statistics, and worked at the APA streamlining their electronic publication dissemination processes. When he's not busy working as a programmer, Luke is likeliest to be found working in a kitchen cooking and brewing his next meal.
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Small fully equipped kitchen.
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There is free Wi-Fi and cable TV.
On foot you 10 minutes to the town hall, bus and tram are within a 5 minute walk.
Shops and restaurants within walking distance.
The pictures show the flat as it is: nice and clean, with no unnecessary things (decorations, old furniture, etc). Lots of space in the rooms, the kitchen is small, but you find all the basic items there (no dishwasher). Location is quite , many supermarkets are just around the corner. It takes about 20 min walking to reach the center of Vienna.
In case you travel with kids there are many good playgrounds in the area.
No complaints really...love the location. Only 2 suggestions: a small fan in each bedroom ...it was hot during our visit. Also, it would be good to have a few smaller, softer pillows to choose from. Victoria met us with the keys. She was very friendly & already waiting for us.
The apt. was functional and the location was good for our stay. Perhaps the owner is new to renting vacation lodging, but we found the directions and instructions a bit confusing. As an example, arriving from the airport via taxi one can only estimate the time to meet in front of the apt. The owner arrived late,
and the owner's name appeared nowhere on the apt. doorbells! This proved a bit stressful after an overseas journey, as we were unsure if we had fallen victim to a scam. The owner seemed in a rush to leave after she gave us the keys, as she was concerned about getting a parking ticket. There was really not much travel or sightseeing information, and while the stay was comfortable, it seems a little more effort towards hospitality would have been appreciated. We were unfamiliar with the operation of the washing machine, and we were told that there was not a clothes dryer and were instructed to use the wooden clothes drying rack. This was odd, as when we tried to wash, we could not cycle thru to get the washer to function. It turns out that the appliance was a combo washer-dryer! When we discussed our issue with the owner upon check out, she admitted that in fact it was possible to both wash and dry. Still scratching our heads over that one!
Home is located in the center of 8th Vienna district (Josefstadt);
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Tram-, underground- taxi stations nearby; but it is only a 15 minutes walk
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The home is quiet, spaciaous and fully equipped. There is really nothing to complain!
My husband, business partner and I wanted a beautiful apartment in which to stay for a University Reunion in Vienna for five days. Maike's apartment was just perfect for the three of us and our needs! It is beautifully decorated by Maike and we were warmly greeted by her as we arrived. She is an extraordinary host. Her apartment was perfectly clean, well maintained and in an ideally central location. All of Maike's recommendations for stores and restaurants were ideal also. We shall definitely return when we are in Vienna and to this great apartment. It was the best VRBO we have stayed in thus far!
Sehr schöne und gemütliche Wohnung in zentraler Lage. Innenstadt zu Fuß (bis zum Rathaus ca. 15 Minuten) oder mit der Straßenbahn (Linie 2, Station direkt "um die Ecke") sehr gut zu erreichen. Supermärkte, Bäcker und Restaurants fußläufig in der Nähe. Abwicklung mit der sehr freundlichen Vermieterin klappte reibungslos. Was man als Nicht-Wiener, der mit dem Auto anreist, wissen muss: Es gibt für Nicht-Anwohner keine "freien" Parkplätze in der Innenstadt, so dass das Auto in einem öffentlichen Parkhaus geparkt werden muss. Im Gesamturteil: Empfehlenswert.
Ideal base to explore Vienna.
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Formula One has significantly altered its proposed ban on pit-car radio transmissions after teams raised concerns, with information on car performance allowed for the rest of the season.
F1 initially proposed drastic rules to prevent most radio messages due to fan disquiet that it was the teams rather than drivers that were effectively controlling the cars, with drivers altering settings at team behest and following instructions on fuel, tire and brake use.
The new rules were to have started at the Singapore Grand Prix this weekend, but following a meeting between the teams and the FIA late Thursday, the ban on car-performance information will be put off until 2015.
However, driver coaching messages via radio will be banned immediately. The includes advice on gear selection and braking points at corners, car set-up for particular parts of the track, racing lines, speed and acceleration rates, and how and when to use the drag-reduction system.
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Lewis Hamilton tackles the Singapore track on Friday
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Part of the rationale for the review of the changes was that the rules would have had an uneven impact on teams. Teams that have high-tech steering wheels with enhanced data telemetry would be more able than others to provide drivers with information on car performance. Date telemetry was not part of the proposed ban, only radio transmissions.
A delay until 2015 will give teams more time to prepare drivers, technically and in training, to handle more responsibility for monitoring car performance.
The FIA was expected to give a briefing on the radio rules later Friday.
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It may still be icy cold in Nashville, but that's not stopping Sports Illustrated from celebrating like it's summertime.
Back in November, Jennifer Nettles stopped in to Marathon Music Works in Nashville for a Spotify-sponsored album preview event. It was there she was joined by singer-songwriter Will Hoge, who took the stage with the Sugarland star to sing his own hit single 'Strong.'


text: Laparoscopic placement of a tined lead electrode on the pudendal nerve with urodynamic monitoring of bladder function during electrical stimulation: an acute experimental study in healthy female pigsElena E Foditsch, Bogdan Hoinoiu, Günter Janetschek, Reinhold P ZimmermannSpringerPlus2014PURPOSE The aim of this study was to develop a method for standard laparoscopic access to the pudendal nerve in pigs to implant an electrode for chronic neuromodulation studies. METHODS Using routine laparoscopic surgical techniques, the pudendal nerve was located in 10 female pigs using standardized anatomical landmarks. A tined lead electrode was placed… (More)


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North Georgia Mountain Hikes
There's nowhere quite like the mountains of North Georgia.
The rolling southern Blue Ridge Range of the Appalachians is like no other: it's home to view-packed summits, mossy creek valleys, deep-cut canyons and gorges, and mile after mile of prime hiking trails.
Here are some of our favorite adventures in the North Georgia mountains, from hikes on the epic-length Appalachian Trail to splashy summertime adventures on the river trails in the remote Cohutta Wilderness. And for even more great adventures in the northern stretches of the Peach State, check out our bucket list of our all-time favorite North Georgia hikes and our top North Georgia waterfall hikes.
Marble Mine Trail: hiking James H "Sloppy" Floyd State Park
The Marble Mine Trail in Georgia's Floyd State Park hikes an easy 1.7 miles to explore an abandoned mine entrance and a seasonal, trickling waterfall.READ MORE