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Ivan Galanin Appointed to Head Commercial Development at Mount Sinai School of Medicine's Office of Technology and Business DevelopmentApril 10, 2012
April 10, 2012 – Ivan Galanin, an experienced research and development strategist, has joined Mount Sinai School of Medicine as Director of Commercial Development in the Office of Technology and Business Development. His appointment will begin April 9, 2012.
Reporting to Teri Willey, Vice President for Technology and Business Development, Mr. Galanin will be responsible for identifying industrial and investment partners for the School's growing intellectual property portfolio. Mr. Galanin will also be working with Dr. Scott Friedman, the recently appointed Dean of Therapeutic Discovery, on MSSM outreach to pharmaceutical and biotechnology companies.
"Mr. Galanin is the ideal person to assist our efforts in leveraging Mount Sinai's know-how with the pharmaceutical industry," said Willey. "His seventeen year career in big pharma spans research and development strategy, commercial assessment, and deal making, including major collaborations with academia. We are delighted to have him as part of our team and the MSSM community."
Mr. Galanin was recruited to Mount Sinai from Sanofi, Inc., where as Director for Commercial Viability, he provided commercial guidance to the senior management of the Genzyme R&D Center, Sanofi's main research hub in the United States. Prior to this position, Mr. Galanin was instrumental in shaping the strategic direction of the Fibrosis and Wound Repair R&D Unit, setup by Sanofi in 2009 to address a new set of unmet medical needs. He also planned and negotiated the first major academic research collaboration for Sanofi-Aventis, as well as initiated the company's first innovative licensing deals. Within Sanofi-Aventis, Mr. Galanin concluded agreements accounting for more than $1 billion worth of assets changing hands.
Mr. Galanin has an undergraduate degree in German History from Yale University and a Master's of Science in Corporate Finance from Carnegie Mellon University.
About The Office of Technology and Business Development
The Office of Technology and Business Development (OTBD), as part of The Mount Sinai School of Medicine (MSSM), facilitates the transfer of discovery from the laboratory to the marketplace, acting as the interface with commercial entities.
OTBD is responsible for the full spectrum of commercialization activities required to bring MSSM's inventions to life. These activities include evaluating, patenting, marketing, and licensing new technologies, while also negotiating various agreements for sponsored research, material transfer, and confidentiality. Through Blue Mountain Technologies, OTBD also utilizes MSSM's growing portfolio of molecular diagnostic reagents to assist partners with advancing research and commercialization.
Since its inception in 1991, the Office has played a significant role in alliance management to ensure MSSM and its partners are continuously meeting their goals. OTBD has managed industry relationships that have resulted in numerous products to address patient needs (including more than 15 technologies in preclinical or clinical development) and 11 companies based on MSSM technologies.
About The Mount Sinai Medical Center
The Mount Sinai Medical Center encompasses both The Mount Sinai Hospital and Mount Sinai School of Medicine. Established in 1968, Mount Sinai School of Medicine is one of the leading medical schools in the United States. The Medical School is noted for innovation in education, biomedical research, clinical care delivery, and local and global community service. It has more than 3,400 faculty in 32 departments and 14 research institutes, and ranks among the top 20 medical schools both in National Institutes of Health (NIH) funding and by U.S. News & World Report.
The Mount Sinai Hospital, founded in 1852, is a 1,171-bed tertiary- and quaternary-care teaching facility and one of the nation's oldest, largest and most-respected voluntary hospitals. In 2011, U.S. News & World Report ranked The Mount Sinai Hospital 16th on its elite Honor Roll of the nation's top hospitals based on reputation, safety, and other patient-care factors. Of the top 20 hospitals in the United States, Mount Sinai is one of 12 integrated academic medical centers whose medical school ranks among the top 20 in NIH funding and U.S. News & World Report and whose hospital is on the U.S. News & World Report Honor Roll. Nearly 60,000 people were treated at Mount Sinai as inpatients last year, and approximately 560,000 outpatient visits took place.
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VIDUR Club Newsletter [ 3 ]
[ September 2012 – August 2013 ]
Total Number of Batches = 10
Total Number of Students = 59
Number of Current Students Working [ Only in Films ] = 22
Success Rate of Last Year = 40.00 %
[ 37.20 % Precisely ]
Script Based Workshop Done = 7 Films
Companies have tradition of publishing Annual Progress Reports for their share – holders . Acting Institutes have no such tradition . Not even one acting institute of the world has done it ever .
Acting Institutes have only brochures . But brochures are published in bulk and very often they carry old information . Therefore I decided to establish VIDUR Club and publish Newsletter [ Internet Version ] / Booklet of Achievements [ Print Version ] of the previous year for the perusal of our past , present and would be students , friends & well-wishers , who reside in the 158 countries of the world .
When some upstart acting trainers revel in deception , it is prudent to become upright in dealings . When some upstart acting trainers revel in dishing out false data , it is advisable to come out with true facts & figures . When some upstart acting trainers revel in preposterous claims to lure and hoodwink gullible students , it is ethical and natural to remain transparent .
Photographs of all the 10 Batches
In the previous year VIDUR Acting Institute has churned out ………. 10 ……………. batches . Total number of students in all these batches were ………….. 59 ………….
Please go through the photographs .
Photographs of all the 22 Students , who are working in films
Out of all the ………….. 59 ………….. students of VIDUR Acting Institute , ……………. 22 ……………. students are working in films . And thank God ! it is not blink & miss roles in some shelved , forgettable films or some nondescript , episodic serials . They are playing either lead or parallel lead in these films . Thus a little less than 40 % students of VIDUR Acting Institute are working in films .
Please go through the photographs .
Neha Trivedi of Batch No. 67 is playing an important role in " Highway " . It is directed by Imtiaz Ali of " Rockstar " fame . She also did a commercial campaign for Domino's Pizza .
Miss Universe India 2012 Urvashi Rautela of Batch No. 68 is playing lead in " Singh Saab The Great " opposite Sunny Deol . The film is directed by Anil Sharma of " Gadar " fame . [ The film releases this month – November 22 , 2013 ]
Manmeen Gala of Batch No. 69 is playing parallel lead in " What Happens 6 To 6 ? " . The film is being made in Telugu and is directed by debutant Jagan Chhalla .
Nitin Gowda of Batch No. 70 is a Kannadiga actor . He is playing lead in a Kannada movie " Ringroad Shubha " . The film is directed by debutante Priya Belliappa . It has unique distinction of being India's first all-female-crew film .
Riya Thakur of Batch No. 71 [ She re-joined me ] is playing main lead in " Shukla Ji Street " . The film is directed by Anil Mattoo .
Zoa Morani of Batch No. 75 is playing solo lead in " Bhaag Johnny " . It is directed by Shivam Nair and is written and produced by Vikram Bhatt .
Akriti Bisaria is of Batch No. 75 is playing solo lead in " Kapat " . It is directed by debutant Milinnd Sagar .
Bhavna Chugani of Batch No. 76 is playing lead role in " My Idol " . It is directed by Amit Sharma . She hails from Jakarta , Indonesia .
Mohit Pursani of Batch No. 76 is playing an important role in " My Idol " . It is directed by Amit Sharma . He also hails from Jakarta , Indonesia .
Private Students Working in Films
Apart from above mentioned ………. 09 ……….. students from the batches , I also trained ………..13 ………… students privately for various films .
Please go through the photographs .
Tanvi Rao is doing a pivotal role in the film " Gulaab Gang " with Madhuri Dixit and Juhi Chawla . The film is directed by Soumik Sen .
Bilal Amrohi is grandson of legendary Producer-Director Kamal Amrohi of iconic film " Pakeezah " . He is doing parallel lead in " O Teri ! " . The film is produced by Atul Agnihotri and directed by debutant Umesh Bisht .
Sirish Allu is a Telugu actor , who made his debut in " Gouravam " . He is son of Movie Moghul Allu Aravind and brother of Telugu Super Star Allu Arjun . The film is written & directed by Radha Mohan . It is a Telugu , Tamil bilingual .
Mia Evonne Uyeda , a French-Canadian national , is a former MTV V.J. She is doing parallel lead in " Tere Bin Laden – The Third " . The sequel is being made by the team of " Tere Bin Laden " .
Lakshmi Rao is playing lead in a Telugu film " What Happens 6 to 6 ? " . The film is directed by debutant Jagan Chhalla .
Armaan Jain , grandson of immortal Raj Kapoor and cousin of Kareena Kapoor and Ranbir Kapoor , is making debut in the Untitled film of Illuminati Films . It is being produced by Saif Ali Khan and directed by Arif Ali , younger brother of Imtiaz Ali . A. R. Rehman is giving music in this untitled film . Incidentally all the 4 artistes mentioned above ; Kareena Kapoor , Ranbir Kapoor , Armaan Jain and producer Saif Ali Khan , are my students .
Brazilian beauty Nathalia Martins is doing main lead in " Guns of Banaras " . It is being produced by Shaina Nath and directed by Shekkhar Suri .
Apart from above mentioned ……… 07 ………. students , whom I trained privately , ……….. 02 ……… more private students of mine ; Sohoni Paul and Preeti Deasi are working in films .
Sohoni Paul is daughter of Tapas Paul , the superstar of Bengali films . She is doing " Anwar Ka Ajab Kissa " opposite Nawazuddin Siddiqui . The film is directed by Buddhadeb Dasgupta .
Miss Great Britain 2006 Preeti Desai is currently working in " One by Two " opposite Abhay Deol . The film is directed by Devika Bhagat , the screenplay writer of " Ladies vs Ricky Bahl " and " Jab Tak Hai Jaan " .
I privately trained ………….. 02 ………… more students for various projects . They are :
Anupama Chopra [ Film Critic & TV Host of " The Front Row " ]
Ganesh Hegde [ The Choreographer ].
I am also privately training ………….. 02 …………… more student for Diction . They are ; Alia Bhatt and Aadar Jain , younger brother of Armaan Jain .
Thus the grand total of recent students , who are working in films is 22 .
Photographs of all the 7 films , for which workshop has been done
Apart from training above mentioned …………. 22 …………. students , last year I also did script-based workshop for …………. 07 ………… films . These films are ; Karan Johar's " Yeh Jawaani Hai Deewani " , Atul Agnihotri's " O Teri ! " , Anil Mattoo's " Shukla Ji Street " , Vikram Bhatt's " Bhaag Johnny " , Rikku ji's " Guns of Banaras " , Amit Sharma's " My Idol " and Milinnd Sagar's " Kapat " .
Please go through the photographs .
To further substantiate my standing as the acting trainer of India of 23 years of standing , here are links of the 21 newspaper articles , links of 04 online postings and links of 8 TV interviews :
Link of Articles in News Papers :
1 – DNA article about Neil : http://bit.ly/Hnpnh #DNA
2 – Katrina Kaif perfects accent in 20 days- Hindustan Times:
http://bit.ly/bupljo via @addthis
3 – Screen article about Katrina :
Getting trained: http://bit.ly/dmi5FN via @addthis
4 – Times of India, Crest Edition article about Vidur : http://www.timescrest.com/society/ordinary-heroes-3151
5 – List on http://www.google.com :
6 – Mumbai Mirror article about Vidur , Hazel & Bodyguard : http://www.mumbaimirror.com/article/30/20110302201103020640548027230e1e6/Lifting-the-haze-surrounding-Salman's-Hazel.html
7 – Deccan Chronicle article about Vidur : http://www.deccanchronicle.com/tabloid/hyderabad/naga-chaitanya%25E2%2580%2599s-new-girl-193
8 – HT Cafe article about Vidur & Katrina Kaif : http://a4.sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-snc6/196265_192372140804702_101736989868218_450549_3700391_n.jpg
9 – HT Cafe article about Vidur & Dev Patel : Hindustan Times http://www.hindustantimes.com/Dev-Patel-learns-to-speak-English-desi-style/Article1-687884.aspx
10 – SHOWBIZ SPY article about Vidur & Dev Patel : http://www.showbizspy.com/article/231206/deva-patel-voice-coaching-for-actor-dev-patel.html
11 – THE GUARDIAN WEEKLY – LONDON article about Vidur & Dev Patel : http://gu.com/p/2zzmf/tw
12 – THE SIYASAT DAILY article about Vidur & Hazel Keech : http://www.siasat.com/english/news/salman-khan-frantically-enamored-hazel via @AddThis
13 – DNA Article about Vidur : Of bhaiyyas, Bhojpuri and Bollywood connection – Entertainment – DNA http://www.dnaindia.com/entertainment/report_of-bhaiyyas-bhojpuri-and-bollywood-connection_1550949
14 – Indian Express Article about Vidur : Actors' Laboratory – Indian Express: http://bit.ly/sLpy1c via @AddThis
15 – Sunday Indian Express Article about Vidur : Hindi Lessons for Chikni Chameli – Indian Express: http://bit.ly/xwQoX5 via @AddThis
16 – HT Cafe Article No. 1 about Vidur : Ram Charan trains in Hindi for Zanjeer remake – Hindustan Times http://lnkd.in/KYAnnp
17 – HT Cafe Article No. 2 about Vidur : Learning the desi lingo – Hindustan Times http://bit.ly/I8WXKS
18 – Screen Article about Vidur : Going Desi Cool – http://epaper.screenindia.com/137713/Screen-/19-25-July-2013#dual/52/1
19 – Dainik Bhaskar Article in Hindi about Vidur :
20 – Divya Bhaskar Article in Gujarati about Vidur :
21 – Mumbai Mirror Article about Vidur : http://www.mumbaimirror.com/entertainment/bollywood/Zoa-goes-the-Kat-way/articleshow/24282486.cms
Link of Online Postings :
1 – A new post about Vidur :
2 – IBNLive posting about Vidur : http://ibnlive.in.com/news/dev-patel-had-to-take-lessons-in-english/144907-8.html
3 – DIGITAL SPY – LONDON posting on Vidur : Dev Patel takes Indian accent lessons http://www.digitalspy.co.uk/bollywood/news/a315893/dev-patel-takes-indian-accent-lessons.html via @digitalspy
4 – PRO BOLLYWOOD NEWS BLOG: VIDUR OF FILM STARS http://probollywoodnews.blogspot.com/2009/07/vidur-…
Link of Videos on YouTube :
2 – SAAM MARATHI News:
3 – E 24 Coverage (1st) :
4 – ZOOM Coverage on Neil:
5 – India TV News :
Katrina's Hindi Guru http://bit.ly/9L7lDV
6 – E 24 Coverage (2 nd) :
7 – ZOOM Coverage on Katrina :
8 – Sahara Samay Coverage on Katrina : http://youtube.com/watch?v=iQXMABH56_Y
I hope this Newsletter will make matter easier for my past , present & future students as well as friends & well-wishers , who reside in 158 countries of the world . I have tried to make my point clear . For the hard copy [ Booklet of Achievements ] , you can contact my office in Mumbai . You can either collect it personally or it will be sent to you by courier .
I am not basking in the past glory . I am not listing shared legacy as my own . I am not resting on the previous laurels . Even after 23 years of continuous work and training artistes uninterruptedly , my journey has not reached saturation point . It continues unabated . It marches ahead vigorously . It still strives for excellence .
For me :
The past is a springboard , not a hammock ………….
The voyage has just started …………………………………
The saga still continues ………………………….
And Yes :
Dust has now started settling down …………………
With this copy of VIDUR Club Newsletter – [ 3 ] , I make myself accountable to one and all and voluntarily submit myself even for legal scrutiny .
I will see you very soon with VIDUR Club Newsletter – [ 4 ] .
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Dear Viewers,
An invitation to watch a documentary about women in prison may be met by a hesitant, ambivalent response. On the surface, the subject concerns an element of our society that most of us would prefer remain invisible. Indeed, when, in 1998, I was first invited to Bedford Hills Correctional Facility by the playwright Eve Ensler, I too had such a reaction.
Yet, that first visit would become the impetus for making our film, and would fundamentally change my perceptions about many things, not the least of which is my attitudes about women in prison: why they are there, how they feel about their crimes, how they live their lives, that they do live their lives, and how possible it is for any of us, no matter how smart, how good, how victimized ourselves, to make a bad choice that results in tragic consequences.
Our film focuses on a group of 15 women who participate in a writing workshop at the Bedford Hills Correctional Facility. Eve Ensler began facilitating the workshop in 1997 and still leads it today. The members of the workshop are serving out sentences which range from ten years to life without the possibility of parole. They are part of a population of 850 women, and share their status with the more than 90,000 women in prison in the United States today, an increase of 138% over the last ten years. An alarming statistic, yes, but it is my hope that our film transcends numbers, and prison garb, B-movie stereotypes, derisive jokes, and even the crimes the writers have committed. Ultimately, I hope our film shows that these women are, like all of us, complex individuals.
What I Want My Words To Do To You documents the writing workshop over a period of four years. Through a series of exercises Ensler assigns them and the discussions these exercises provoke, the women discover how writing allows them to understand, cope with and to take responsibilities for their actions. Structured by my fellow filmmakers Gary Sunshine and Madeleine Gavin, the film slowly reveals how each woman grapples with her own culpability and confronts the lives she's destroyed, the families left behind, and her own life as it might have been.
The film culminates in a performance of the work of the 15 authors, given in the prison, by a group of actors including Glenn Close, Rosie Perez, Marisa Tomei, Hazelle Goodman and Mary Alice. The emotional responses of the inmate authors, as they hear their own words read out loud by these acclaimed actors, shows how profoundly they crave and appreciate being recognized for something other than their crimes.
It has been said that we build our own prisons and serve as our own jailers, we offer this film so that you might free yourself of assumptions about, or apathy towards women who live in prison, and allow yourself to see the need for transformation and purpose in a population society has written off. And most importantly, to show how taking responsibility for wrongdoing, even murder, can change the direction of a life, where ever it is lived.
You will be surprised by who you will meet. I certainly was.
-- Judith Katz, Producer


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Curbly Video Podcast: How To Make Picture Perfect Paper Snowflakes.
A piece of paper. A scissors. A scant five minutes. The results?
Holiday magic!
The paper snowflake is nearly everyone's first Christmastide craft, and its elegant aesthetic keeps folks creating 'em, year after year. But my elementary-school snowflakes never really captured nature's precise geometry and symmetry...they really looked more like crude doilies than lilting crystalline water.
As it turns out, the magic doesn't lie in obsessive, intricate scissorwork...but rather in starting in the right place: folding technique.
Here's a collection of patterns to inspire and capture the technique:
YarnOwl's Paper Snowflake Templates
Noel Noel Noel's Cutout Snowflakes
Dave's Paper Snowflake Patterns
Looking for more seasonal DIY projects and ideas?


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Christmas is over! Now that all the joy (and pain) of spending hours on end with one's family and consuming ungodly amounts of food is wearing off, it's time to go back to thinking about the true meaning of the holiday season: stuff!
Today is that magical day when everyone ventures out to stores to begin returning or exchanging all the crap they got from well-meaning relatives who missed the gift-giving mark. It's like Black Friday, but in reverse.
So what strange or misguided presents did you receive? Or did you luck out and get exactly what you wanted? Did anyone give you anything that was super insulting or offensive? (Unsolicited self-help books always send a cheerfully judgmental holiday message!) The funniest gifting tale I've heard so far was from a friend who reported that her young daughter got her a bag of pretzels from their pantry and a pair of her own underwear for Christmas. Ahhh, children really are a gift!
Anyway, if you're on the fence about heading to the mall today, remember it's not all about returns and exchanges. You can spend all those impersonal but welcome gift cards you got and take advantage of post-holiday sales too. Or, if you're a criminal, you might want to do as the Atlantic Wire suggests, and try to return all the stuff you shoplifted this year for cash. Yes, the holidays really do bring out the best in all of us!
Image via Blaj Gabriel/Shutterstock.


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Butler's Lives of the Saints – Saint Genebrard, or Genebern, Martyr in Ireland
May 15
He was a holy Irish priest, who having baptized Saint Dympna in her infancy, was her attendant in her flight beyond sea, and was beheaded by her murderers. His relics were translated to Santbeck in the duchy of Cleves, where his intercession is devoutly implored, especially for relief under the gout and in fevers; and blessed rings which bear his name are used. Dr. Wintringham and Dr. Liger, in their treatises on the gout, inform us that this disorder rages even amongst labourers in the countries about the Rhine, in Silesia and others, where acid wines, such as Rhenish, etc. are much drank.


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Good Monday morning, friends! Come on in … don't worry about tracking snow in … Jolly will sweep it up in a minute. Did you all have a wonderful weekend? Mine? Oh, well, since it stayed well below freezing all weekend, and since I'm still doing battle with a respiratory 'thing', I stayed in all weekend, but I did get to spend some time reading and sleeping, so that was nice. I've simply got to get some energy back this week, for as you can see, we still have Christmas lights and decorations up in the living room. I managed to 'un-decorate' the rest of the house, but the living room is still pretty Christmas-y. I gave some thought to just leaving them up, since we're already a month-and-a-half through the year, but no … they must come down this week!
Grab a snack and a cup of java or tea, and let's see if we can find something to help us start the week out with a smile, shall we?
Coca-Cola is rolling out a new flavour for the first time in over a decade. I don't drink soft drinks more than three or four times a year, but I'm likely to try this one … Orange-Vanilla. The company also considered raspberry, and lemon-ginger, but after a test run of the orange-vanilla in Canada proved successful, they chose that. Said a company spokesperson …
"We wanted to bring back positive memories of carefree summer days. That's why we leaned into the orange-vanilla flavor combination — which is reminiscent of the creamy orange popsicles we grew up loving, but in a classically Coke way."
It will be in stores on Monday, February 25th, so mark your calendars! And if you try it, let me know what you think.
Perhaps I'm old-fashioned, but … I find the concept of online dating services to be just a bit creepy. First, it seems to me an act of desperation. Second, I'm leery of strangers, especially in this day and age. But even with that said, this next story is just about beyond weird in my opinion.
Samsung has rolled out a new 'dating app' with a unique twist. Instead of seeing a picture of the person they are trying to hook you up with, you see a picture of the inside of their refrigerator! According to Samsung's website …
Dating where the inside is all that counts
Refrigerdating is a service that helps you to find love based on the content of your fridge. By uploading an image of your food, you can get in contact with others who have realized that you are what you eat!
Thanks, but no thanks. And anyway, if I uploaded a picture of the inside of my fridge, anybody with an ounce of sense would run in the other direction very quickly!
You've all heard the expression, "Where there's a will, there's a way"? Well, David Aguilar, who is studying bioengineering at Barcelona's International University of Catalonia, proves that to be true. Born with only one arm, David combined his love of building with Lego blocks and his need for a second arm, and … well, watch him show you what he has done …
Pretty awesome problem-solving skills, wouldn't you say! I love the "can-do" attitude!
I came across a few funny meme's on a friend's Facebook page and decided to snag them to share with you this morning …
By the way … before I forget! Thursday is Valentine's Day, so if there's someone special in your heart, don't forget to send a card, or just call and say, "Hey … I love you!" You don't have to spend a lot of money on flowers or jewelry … a card will mean just as much.
And finally … what's not to love about these adorable Red Pandas?
I hope you've found something to bring a smile to your face this morning, and that you'll share those smiles with those who need them most. Keep safe & warm, and have a great week, my friends! Love 'n hugs from Filosofa & Jolly!


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I've started this post about three hundred times over the past year. What stopped me from posting every time? I guess I'll call it writer's inertia. Usually when I write, I know generally what message I'm trying to get across, what the upshot is, the vibe. I know if I'm still in hell about something, or a silver lining is in view. I know what the message is, even if I don't yet know the precise words that will come out to give it shape as I start typing.
This time I didn't. I just didn't know what it all meant, what was happening to me, how to make sense of it, how to find a meaning deep enough to talk about here in a coherent way. And the fact that I couldn't find that meaning, that I didn't even have a thought I could marinate over through this forum -- it was demoralizing. I felt unmoored. So I didn't write. And not writing for a week turned into not writing for a year. I took an unintended sabbatical from the blogosphere.
It's taken me that year of sorting it all through to realize that I precisely missed the point of it all. That so many times before, even if I came to a post with one message, something unexpected was revealed that crystallized something, helped me cope, made something good even better. I never claimed to have all the answers, and that's what made blogging, being a part of this community, so valuable. And never before have I needed this community more than over the past year. Never before than now, as I continue to wade through it all. So rather than wait any longer, let me bring you up to speed.
What happened over this past year sounds like a country song. And not one of the perky, Tim McGraw style, apple pie songs that make you want to run in a field beside a tractor wearing gingham and overalls, arms outstretched, face to the sky. No. The I-lost-my-dog, I-lost-my-house variety. Here's how mine went:
I moved to the exurbs. My kid broke his leg. I got pregnant. Lost it. My cat died. I got pregnant again. And I lost that one too.
That's the abridged version, the chorus. Let me dive in more deeply. This may take a few posts.
I'll start with the first pregnancy.
Shortly after moving into our new house (We finally settled on one in a postcard-quaint, pastoral New England town, the kind with two private schools, rolling hills and strict limits on commercial building. I am now questioning the wisdom of this decision -- another post for another time.), I had to take H in for a follow-up on his broken leg (yet another later post), and had also arranged a follow-up appointment for my own foot, which is STILL broken today. I knew I'd be x-rayed, so as has become my custom, I took a pregnancy test, since I've long suspected that if I ever were to have a miracle natural conception, it would naturally occur on the month I had an x-ray so I could add "radiation exposure" to my long list of neuroses while pregnant. So I peed on a stick, put it on the bathroom sink and went about my business. Before leaving the bathroom, I breezed by the stick to locate the single line. Instead, I saw two: a dark line and beside it, an incredibly faint second line. I mean, the second line was faint. But I've done this enough to know that no matter how much you yearn for that second line from the seat of your very soul, unless you're knocked up, you just aren't going to see anything in that marshmallow white window. There's no such thing as a little bit pregnant.
It would have been the shock of my life if I'd allowed myself to believe it. But naturally, I had to attribute it to a faulty test in order to save face; it felt absurdly naive of me, given everything I've been through, to grant any stock to this. But somewhere in me there was a grain of belief, because I didn't have the x-ray. I told myself I'd test again in the morning, and if it too looked remotely positive I'd call my RE's office. It was, so I did. My hcg was 91 that day.
The crazy thing was, although I honestly couldn't wrap my head around being pregnant without a single medical professional's involvement, there was a part of me that felt like it was totally normal, even inevitable. Maybe it was the familiarity, of having been pregnant before, knowing my body actually could handle it. Maybe I just welcomed, for once, having something go right reproductively. I was nervous, yes, in all the ways you are when you've paid your dues in the reproductive department: You don't take a thing for granted. But I also felt acceptance of it, like I'd won a sweepstakes and opened my door wide for the people with the balloons and giant cardboard check.
Naturally, these feelings, this sign of finally, finally being capable of a semi-well-adjusted pregnancy, was short lived. The next day, I came home from errands and discovered blood.
Let me cut to the chase. This pregnancy ended in a spectacularly miserable way. We watched my hcg after the bleeding, and it did the whole just-under-the-range-of-normal increases, just to torture. We then did serial ultrasounds once it reached the right level, and naturally they couldn't see a damn thing, anywhere. So what happens with that combination of events is, they start talking ectopic. And you end up with an in-office uterine biopsy with nary a bullet to bite on while listening to them whisper things like "laparoscopy,""tubal rupture" and "methotrexate." When the biopsy comes back showing no fetal cells in the uterus but your hcg still climbs, you ask for one last ultrasound before they terminate your pregnancy in what feels like a still-voluntary manner. And when the radiologist tells you she can't see a pregnancy anywhere yet, and if the pregnancy is growing outside of the uterus it could be almost anywhere in your abdomen, you agree to take the shot of chemotherapy to end the ordeal.
It took two shots of methotrexate to end this one, because I'm me and it couldn't be "easy," ending with the single shot. And this drug made me sick -- sick, sick, sick. I was lethargic, frail, a shadow of my full self. I lost weight. I willed it all to just go away. It took from November until February for it to resolve, for me to feel whole again.
Because we knew almost from the beginning that this one wasn't going to take, it was a lot like my first miscarriage in that I could put it together in my head in a way that made it not so achingly sad. This was never going to be a viable pregnancy. It wasn't my baby. But what kept creeping in and casting doubt was the possibility that the doctors were wrong. After all, we hadn't seen actually anything growing in the wrong place, because enough evidence was there that they didn't want to wait that long. But what bothered me most was that it still felt voluntary. It felt like taking door number one -- the 100% assurance that my tube wouldn't burst at 2 a.m. -- when waiting around for door number three might still hold a miracle happy ending. As I type this, I realize there's no way that could have been true. But at the time it felt like voluntary pregnancy termination. And the ironic pain of that, combined with the effects of the medication was palpable: I felt the sadness right in my bones.
Still, as I recovered and felt like myself again and looked forward to a new cycle knowing, incongruously, that I actually was physically capable of becoming pregnant simply through the meeting of sperm and egg, I felt, improbably, hope. And that hope and faith were rewarded when, literally two weeks after I got a zero beta, I got pregnant again.
Wednesday, September 26, 2012
My Achy Breaky Heart, Part I
I've started this post about three hundred times over the past year. What stopped me from posting every time? I guess I'll call it writer's inertia. Usually when I write, I know generally what message I'm trying to get across, what the upshot is, the vibe. I know if I'm still in hell about something, or a silver lining is in view. I know what the message is, even if I don't yet know the precise words that will come out to give it shape as I start typing.
Posted by Good Egg Hatched at 2:25 PM
6 comments:
- anofferingoflove said...
i was thrilled to see your blog pop up in my reader...and now sad to see it wasn't with better news. sounds like you've been through hell these past months, im so, so sorry. (())
- September 27, 2012 at 6:39 AM
- Amanda said...
I too, was so happy to see a new posting from you, and so saddened to hear of your loss and pain. I have (silently, shame on me) followed you Blog for years, and shared an amazingly similar story and timeline. My daughter just turned three and I remember rejoicing throughout your whole pregnancy with H and subsequent motherdom, which still so closely reflected my own life. Glad to hear from you and thank you for your courage to share....still.
- September 27, 2012 at 5:02 PM
- Roccie said...
There you are.
I am so sorry. You went through all the horrors of this IF world and it must have felt so lonely. What a hard story. I hope we can give you the support you need and deserve. I am just stunned reading it all.
It is good to hear from you but I hate your story. I wish you had a big belly to rest the fake check upon. I have missed hearing from you.
- September 28, 2012 at 8:19 AM
- Trinity said...
I have been thinking about you every now and then, wondering how you were doing, assuming that no news was good news. How ashamed and lame I feel for not dropping you a little comment to let you know that you were in my thoughts. And apparently in many of our thoughts.
I am so deeply sorry to hear of this shitty year, so heart-achingly sad for your losses, friend. I wish so badly that we could have been there to help you through that dark time. I wish you hadn't lived it without our support, friend.
Sending a very long overdue hug. X
- September 29, 2012 at 5:47 AM
- Turia said...
EGG! I must have thought at least twenty times over the last couple of months, "I wonder what happened to Egg. I hope she's quiet because she's wrangling two kidlets. I must dig out her email and say hello."
And then I didn't. But you popped up again anyway. I was so happy to see your name in my google reader, and so sad to see your post didn't have better news.
I hope you keep posting. I would like to give you some of the support you weren't able to call upon in this last year.
I've missed you.
Lots of hugs.
- October 1, 2012 at 9:58 AM
- Anonymous said...
Oh Egg, I'm so sorry. I too have thought about you and come back to check your blog to make sure that I wasn't missing any posts. I was hoping for a happy update, and I am so sorry for all that you have gone through. I am glad you are back blogging and I hope that we can provide some support and send good thoughts your way. Hugs...
- October 17, 2012 at 11:21 AM


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MIAMI (AP) Carmelo Anthony will not play in the New York Knicks' game against the Miami Heat on Thursday night, one day after getting five stitches in the middle finger of his left hand.
Anthony had been listed as a game-time decision. The Knicks released a lineup about 30 minutes before game time saying Anthony would start, then announced the change minutes later.
Kurt Thomas was switched into the lineup in Anthony's place.
The Heat also had an injury-related lineup decision. Point guard Mario Chalmers was back in the starting lineup despite injuring a finger on his left hand in Tuesday's loss at Washington. Udonis Haslem was listed as the starter at power forward, though Shane Battier (knee sprain) was back on the active roster.


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One of the pioneers to see potential in the face-oil category was fashion stylist Linda Rodin. Frustrated with skin care that "wasn't working," she took matters into her own hands—literally—and in 2007, Rodin Olio Lusso was born. "I combined the oils I loved in a coffee cup over my bathroom sink and came up with this concoction to hydrate my skin," Rodin explains. Five years and 50,000 bottles later, the original blend of 11 ingredients, including sweet almond, argan, sunflower, and apricot-seed oils, is one of the most sought-after facial moisturizers among makeup artists (Fulvia Farolfi), models (Adriana Lima), and stylists (Tiina Laakkonen). Beauty companies are now following suit, launching their own recipes for almost every skin type and issue. This year alone, Fresh, Själ Skincare, Nude, Sulwhasoo, AmorePacific, Dr. Dennis Gross Skincare, and Colbert M.D. have all added face oils to their product lineups.
The trend has gained major traction in the fashion world, where face oils have become a must-have behind the scenes. Makeup pro Tom Pecheux preps each model's face with oil before applying foundation. His latest go-to, Sunday Riley Juno Transformative Lipid Serum ($125), is a backstage staple at Derek Lam and Stella McCartney. Pati Dubroff, a celebrity makeup artist, won't use anything but oils on her skin. Her kit isn't complete without By Terry Huile de Rose Firming-Lift Oil ($106). And it's not just the cosmetics crowd. "Diane Kendal introduced me to Rodin Olio Lusso during a Jason Wu hair and makeup test," says stylist Kate Young. "I've been obsessed ever since. My dry patches have lessened, and my skin glows."
It's not difficult to find the right one for you. Dry skin? Seek out hydrators like sesame oil found in Bobbi Brown Extra Face Oil ($62) and Sulwhasoo Concentrated Ginseng Renewing Essential Oil ($200). For combination skin, Sonya Dakar Omega-3 Repair Complex for Maintenance ($42) balances sebum with geranium extract and Clarins Lotus Face Treatment Oil ($50) tightens pores. To anti-age, sea buckthorn oil keeps skin firm. Try Fresh Seaberry Moisturizing Face Oil ($50), Sevani Serum Vitale Essential Nutrient Oil ($65), or Nude ProGenius Treatment Oil ($78). African marula oil—a key ingredient in Colbert M.D. Illumino Face Oil ($125) and Marula Pure Marula Oil ($78)—combats inflammation in every skin type. How to: Apply three drops at night after your serum or cream, since oils can block the absorption of other products. But "if you're acne-prone, oil-free moisturizers are still the safest bet," says New York dermatologist Dennis Gross, whose Vitamin D Serum-Oil ($65) provides skin with a topical dose of active vitamin D (which many of us don't get enough of). Regardless of which one you choose, "within a day you're going to see a difference," says Colbert, "because that's how oils work."


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With PIMCO's year-old Total Return exchange-traded fund now pulling in more investor dollars than its flagship fixed-income Total Return Fund, the investment management firm is understandably in a hurry to launch three more ETFs.
PIMCO, which exited a quiet period on Monday for the new funds, is adding bond king Bill Gross (left) as co-manager on all three of the actively traded ETFs, according to filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission.
The PIMCO ETFs—Diversified Income, Low Duration and Real Return—will be similar to the strategies of existing PIMCO fixed-income mutual funds, although a PIMCO spokesman told Barron's that the funds were "not intended to be clones" of those mutual funds in an ETF vehicle. Tickers for the ETFs are not available.
Currently, PIMCO counts among its mutual funds the Diversified Income Fund (PDVAX), the Low-Duration Fund (PTLAX) and the Real Return Fund (PRTNX).
"Distinction without a difference? No, there's a difference," writes Brendan Conway for Barron's. PIMCO's Total Return ETF (BOND) is up 10.5% in the last year, while its mutual-fund forebear, the PIMCO Total Return Fund (PTTRX), is up 7.6%. "No, it's not a radical difference," he writes. "But the returns speak for themselves."
A launch date has not yet been set. PIMCO currently has 20 ETFs, including seven actively managed ETFs.
The PIMCO Total Return Fund ETF, which Gross also manages, has about $5 billion in assets. About $263 million flowed into BOND in March versus $32 million for the $289 billion PTTRX mutual fund, Bloomberg reported on April 4.
"The outperformance underscores the rising influence of ETFs as investors seek faster ways to slip in and out of the bond market for an edge with returns dwindling after average annual gains of 6.3% in the past four years," wrote Lisa Abramowicz for Bloomberg.
Just last May, Newport Beach, Calif.-based PIMCO announced that assets under management in the Total Return mutual fund had reached their all-time high of $258.7 billion, which in turn was a new record for any U.S. mutual fund.
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Parshas Naso 5758 - '98
Outline Vol. 2, # 31
Haaros Parshas Naso 5758: Outline Vol. 2 # 31 12 Sivan 5758 -- JN 5 - 6, '98
Our thanks to the anonymous reader who has dedicated his issue.
Mirror Image
The mass media has an overwhelming influence on our lives. However, media spokesmen say that it is the reverse: the media merely reflects society. I once read how a pop-musician compared the situation to someone who sees a blemish in the mirror. Can you blame the mirror for the blemish? Obviously, the mirror is only informing the person about the existence of the blemish, but is not responsible for its existence. Famous child-star-turned-politician Shirley Temple Black used the same argument a generation ago, testifying as a young woman before the U. S. Senate.
Perhaps we are so used to looking in the mirror that we don't see the foolishness of such statements. The mirror is not responsible for the existence of the blemish, but one who stares at the blemish in the mirror is likely becoming concerned, or perhaps obsessed, with the existence of the blemish. When he unduly focuses on the blemish, it will permeate his thoughts, affect his self-perception, influence his behavior.
When the media focuses on violence, sensationalism and one-sided arguments, millions of consumers focus their attention on these "blemishes." What was supposed to be a "mirror," becomes a device of manipulation.
Mirror Image II
Sota -- the section of the Torah dealing with the suspected adulteress -- is followed by the laws of the Nazir, who vows not to drink wine. Rashi explained the relationship of these two sections: "One who sees the suspected adulteress in her ruination, should vow not to drink wine -- which brings about adultery." Apparently, the sight of the ruination of the Sota, in itself, has a devastating effect.
The Baal Shem Tov explained another point from this Rashi. The Baal Shem Tov did not author any books, but was quoted extensively by his students. One of the major themes in his quoted words, is that incidents which occur to us come to reveal areas that require personal reflection. Being a witness to an unfortunate occurrence necessarily meant that the witness must correct the same weakness in himself, to some degree.
Rav Yerucham Lebovitz also mentioned this theme. A Jew should never say, "What a foolish person -- such a thing could never happen to me!" Rather, recognize human nature, and realize that all people have the same basic nature. If wine could affect a person in such a foolish manner, then surely the same could happen to me, G-d forbid. Alcohol often serves to release a base side of human nature, which should be held in check.
Speaking a generation ago, Rav Lebovitz's words couldn't be more timely: There are many types of intoxication, many addictions -- there are many alcohols! Rashi's comments regarding the relationship of the suspected adulteress and the vow not to drink wine are not isolated to wine and adultery. There is an intrinsic link between the various intoxications and addictions, and all sorts of illicit behavior.
On the contrary, the intention of the Torah's commands is to elevate us to a state of sanctity. Such sanctity, however, requires many unstated preconditions. We will discuss this further next week, G-d willing.
Rabbi Yaakov Bernstein
Kollel of Kiryas Radin
11 Kiryas Radin
Spring Valley, NY 10977
Phone: (914) 362-5156
E-mail: [email protected]
Good Shabbos!
Text Copyright © '98 Rabbi Yaakov Bernstein and Project Genesis, Inc.
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"Proms to Be Proud Of," New Era, Mar. 2013, 37–39
Proms to Be Proud Of
Tired of the low standards at prom? Why not hold one of your own?
The fancy dresses, the food, the music, the dancing, the lights, the people—it's prom night! But there's something different about this prom. The dresses are modest and the music and dancing are appropriate. What's going on? It's a special prom hosted by youth of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
These formal dances are being organized in many locations where youth don't want to deal with the low standards and high cost of school dances but still want to have opportunities to dress up, go on a group date, and attend a special dance. For these youth, the solution has been to host their own proms where standards are upheld and the cost is low. Here are a few places where youth and leaders have done just that.
Shining Forth in Tennessee
One stake in Tennessee has been hosting a formal dance since 1996. Leaders and youth were concerned because the local high school proms were expensive and didn't meet the standards in For the Strength of Youth. So they started their own dance, and it has been a success ever since.
In 2012, the dance had a new element because some of the young women were able to borrow formal, modest dresses that had been collected from women in the stake after someone watched a Mormon Messages for Youth video about a young woman who had done the same thing (see "195 Dresses" at lds.org/go/33D).
"I believe there is something beautiful about being able to go to a formal event dressed modestly, with a knowledge that there will be other girls there who are dressed modestly as well," says Christy R., who attended the event.
The event's theme was "Arise and Shine Forth" to support the Mutual theme for 2012. Many youth attended, and some even brought friends who aren't members of the Church.
"It was important to me to show my friend that we can dance differently to different music instead of dancing immorally like what happens at school dances," says Chris C.
Christy was able to invite a friend as well. "Bringing my nonmember friend from school to prom was a great experience. I enjoyed seeing her being loved and accepted by everyone," she says.
Josh B., a priest who attended, sums up why he thinks a prom with Latter-day Saint standards is a great idea: "I felt relaxed because we all had the same standards. I didn't need to worry about what other people were doing. I could be myself."
A Growing Trend in Nevada
Las Vegas, Nevada, is a city often known for its less-than-wholesome environment. But there are youth there who know how to have a fun time without compromising their standards. That's why they love having a great dance to go to. A "Mormon prom" was organized in their area three years ago and has continued to grow—with youth from 10 stakes participating in 2012.
The stakes also offer several pre-dance activities, including a meet-and-greet, a dating boot camp that teaches proper dating etiquette, a dress swap where young women can borrow a dress for the dance, and dance instruction.
On the night of the dance, families in the participating stakes host three or more couples for dinner. Then the youth go to the formal dance, where they have a good time dancing and socializing. About 800 LDS youth and 70 of their nonmember friends attended the most recent event.
The youth who attended had positive reactions. "It was magical. When I walked in, it took my breath away," says Ashlyn E. "I will never forget it."
Bekah O. says, "I didn't want to go at first, but I've never had so much fun in my whole life. I can't wait until next year!"
The "Only Prom" in Wisconsin
A group of Laurels and priests in one Wisconsin ward also wanted the opportunity to have a formal dance with high standards. So in 2009 they invited youth from their stake and a neighboring stake for a formal dance at their ward building. The night was a success, and the stake leaders decided to hold it again in future years. They moved the location to a bigger venue, and it's continued to grow. Last year, 250 youth from four stakes attended the dance.
Because of the less-than-wholesome environment at their school proms, many of the youth in the area now consider this prom as their only prom. Some even turn down invitations to school proms and instead invite their school friends to attend their prom.
Before attending the dance, all of the youth meet with a bishop and sign a dance card saying they will uphold the standards. No one has ever had a problem with this commitment.
Stephen P. says the prom was an amazing experience: "Being able to not worry about immoral music or dancing was an incredible burden off my shoulders," he says. "It allowed my friends and me to just be able to enjoy ourselves. The leaders who helped plan it did a fantastic job making sure everyone was included and their needs were taken care of. I actually chose to go to the 'Mormon prom' instead of my school prom because I knew our prom would have a more positive environment and the Spirit would always be with us."
Getting Started in California
The formal dance hosted by one Southern California stake in 2011 expanded to two stakes in 2012. Both stakes had youth who helped plan and carry out the event.
Evan S. was part of the planning committee and was also given a charge to get other youth excited about the dance. "I did all I could to try and make sure people knew it was going to be a fun event and that fun people would be there to make it the best it could possibly be," he says.
The event was held on the estate of a stake member and gathered more than 300 youth. They loved the music, the modest dress, and the appropriate dancing. In addition to the dance, other activities included a photo booth, table tennis, and even a ball pit. And this was all provided at no cost to the youth. One nonmember who was invited to the dance exclaimed, "Your Church provides all this?!"
Darby C. loved going to the prom and sums up why most youth enjoy going to these dances. "It is wonderful," she says. "I don't have to worry about being uncomfortable about lyrics, dance moves, or inappropriate clothing."


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CLEVELAND (AP) Kyrie Irving won't be going to All-Star weekend alone. He's bringing three friends.
The Cavaliers' point guard was selected Wednesday along with teammates Tristan Thompson and rookies Dion Waiters and Tyler Zeller to play in next month's Rising Stars Challenge during All-Star activities in Houston.
Irving, who was named MVP of last year's game between the league's rookies and second-year players, has already been picked as an All-Star reserve, and he could start for the Eastern Conference because of a season-ending injury to Boston's Rajon Rondo.
``We're very proud of Kyrie, Tristan, Dion and Tyler and the efforts they are putting in to earn this kind of recognition,'' Cavs general manager Chris Grant said. ``Internal growth with our young core is very important to us and this is a good reflection of their development. It is also great they will be able to experience this special All-Star weekend together and we look forward to seeing their continued hard work and progress.''
Irving made all eight 3-pointers and scored 34 points to win MVP honors in last year's Rising Stars game. The reigning NBA rookie of the year, is averaging 23.9 points, 5.5 assists and 3.6 rebounds in 35 games. With Rondo out, the East's coach - likely to be Miami's Erik Spoelstra - will select a new starter.
A season-ending injury to center Anderson Varejao has given Thompson more playing time, and the second-year forward has been thriving. He's averaging 11 points and 9.3 rebounds, including 3.9 on the offensive end - third most in the league. Thompson, who was the No. 4 overall pick in the 2011 draft, has 17 double-doubles this season.
Waiters' 14.5 point average is second among rookies and he's chipping in 3.2 assists and 2.4 rebounds per game. Among rookies, he's second in steals, third in assists and fourth in total 3-pointers made (49).
Zeller is averaging 8.3 points, 6.2 rebounds and one block in 27.8 minutes.
Also, the Cavs, who had their three-game winning streak ended by Golden State on Tuesday, assigned forward Kevin Jones to their Canton affiliate in the NBA Development League.
Jones has appeared in 15 games for Cleveland, averaging 1.9 points and 1.5 rebounds in nine minutes. He's averaged 23.8 points and 12.3 rebounds in six games for the Charge.


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The Houston Dynamo won the 2006 Carolina Challenge Cup Saturday night at Blackbaud Stadium in front of 4,032 with a three-goal victory over the New York Red Bulls. In the second game of the evening, the Charleston Battery silenced D.C. United's hopes for the trophy with a 1-1 tie.
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March 25, 2006 -- Blackbaud Stadium, Charleston SC
Carolina Challenge Cup
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HOU -- Ryan Cochrane 1 (Craig Waibel 1) 70
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June 17 is the deadline for one-page proposals on gender equality in academia and building research capacity in developing country libraries
By Ylann Schemm Posted on 6 May 2014
The Elsevier Foundation is seeking grant proposals for the 2014 New Scholars and Innovative Libraries in Developing Countries programs. Grants focus on developing country libraries and scholars in the early stages of their careers.
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"This year, as we look for projects to advance women in science and build capacity in libraries in low- and middle-income countries, we will search for even stronger outcome and impact evaluation," said David Ruth, Executive Director of the Elsevier Foundation. "Because our grants often provide that first proof-of-concept funding, projects should serve as compelling models offering strong multiplier effects."
The Innovative Libraries in Developing Countries program provides grants to libraries in the developing world to improve access to scientific, technical and medical information. The 2014 program priorities include measuring the overall impact of access to information on health, agriculture and the general social and economic wellbeing of a community. Additional priorities include professional training enabling librarians to serve as pivotal advocates in their research ecosystems and projects which demonstrate the link between research access, training, usage and health impact.
The New Scholars program supports projects to help early- to mid-career women scientists balance family responsibilities with demanding academic careers and addresses the attrition rate of talented women scientists. Recent grants have promoted institutional research, advocacy, and policy development to retain, recruit and develop women in science and have enabled researchers to attend conferences critical to their careers by assisting with childcare, mentorship and networking. Since 2010, the New Scholars program has also focused on the developing world through support of recognition awards and national gender-benchmarking research mapping the opportunities and obstacles faced by women in science, technology and innovation.[divider]
Find out how past Elsevier Foundation grants have made a difference in these Elsevier Connect stories:
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Ylann Schemm (@ylannschemm) heads Elsevier's corporate responsibility program, which focuses on advancing women in science and developing research access in the developing world. She serves as the Program Director of the Elsevier Foundation's New Scholars program, which supports projects to expand the participation of women in STEM, and the Innovative Libraries in Developing Countries program, which supports capacity-building projects in science, technology and medicine. Ylann works closely with the Research4Life partnership, chairing the communications and marketing team, which seeks to raise awareness and usage of the programs.


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SPARTANBURG, S.C. (Oct. 5, 2012) – The ETSU women's soccer team hits the midway point of the conference season on Saturday, as it heads to County University Soccer Stadium for a matchup with USC Upstate at 7 p.m.
ETSU (8-4-0, 2-2-0 A-Sun) has split results in each of its first two weekends of Atlantic Sun play. The Lady Bucs got conference action underway two weeks ago at Summers-Taylor Stadium, defeating Stetson, 3-1, and falling to last year's A-Sun Tournament champion FGCU, 2-1. Last weekend, ETSU began its season-long three-game road trip in Georgia, defeating Kennesaw State, 3-1, and falling to Mercer by the same score on Sunday.
Junior Ramey Kerns (Kings Mountain, N.C.) made Lady Buc history last weekend, netting her 13th goal of the year in the defeat of KSU. The score broke Erin Ashton's ETSU record from 2002 for most goals in a single season. Kerns' 29 points is also just one shy of Ashton's single-season record set in 2005. Kerns entered this week one goal behind the national lead of 14, held by Georgetown's Daphne Corboz and Central Arkansas' Adriana Lucar.
Freshman Sarah Zadrazil (St. Gilgen, Austria) has been another constant threat to the opposition, totaling four goals and seven assists through ETSU's first 12 games. Junior Samantha Kron (Paradise Valley, Ariz.) and sophomore Kristi Davis (Edmond, Okla.) have scored two goals apiece, with Kron adding four assists. Senior Morgan Thomas (Maryville, Tenn.) has also been part of ETSU's prolific attack, notching one goal and registering three assists.
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After nearly defeating the defending A-Sun Tournament champions, ETSU made its way to the Peach State to begin a three-game road swing against Kennesaw State and Mercer.
On Friday, Nicole Calder put the Owls up 14 minutes into the match with her first goal of the year. The KSU celebration was not long-lived, as Kerns drove in her record-breaking 13th goal of the year to equalize midway through the half. With 20 minutes remaining in regulation, the Lady Bucs took the lead off Jasmin Dutton's (Kinmel Bay, Wales) first goal of her ETSU career, and sealed the victory 10 minutes later on Zadrazil's fourth of the season.
Sunday's matchup with Mercer was the first time the two sides met since the No. 6-seeded Bears eliminated No. 2-seeded ETSU from the A-Sun Tournament last year in Ft. Myers, Fla. It was the Bears who would get the better of this matchup as well, as Tess Patton put the home side ahead just 1:46 into the contest. Kron equalized with a strike off a free kick from the top of the box in the 31st minute, but Patricia-Anne Upson put Mercer back ahead before halftime, and Danielle Hesse added second-half insurance as Mercer walked away victorious, 3-1.
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USC Upstate (2-11-0, 0-4-0 A-Sun) enters Saturday on a four-game losing streak, and is winless and goalless in conference play. The Spartans began the A-Sun season two weeks ago hosting FGCU and Stetson, and fell by the same score, 2-0, in each game. The Lady Bucs' travel partner went down to Georgia last weekend as well, and walked away with two more defeats to Mercer and Kennesaw State by the same score, 3-0. USC Upstate's two wins on the year each came in double-overtime, defeating VMI in the season opener, 1-0, and Presbyterian on Sept. 16, 1-0.
Through 13 games, USC Upstate has managed four goals from four different Spartans. Michelle Calmeyn, Tamaya Tompoe, Rebecca Sanzsole and Erika Kotterer are the four goals scorers, with Calmeyn having added an assist to lead the team in points with three. Upstate's only other assist on the year came from Courney Reilly, who has played in five games.
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In five all-time meetings, ETSU is a perfect 5-0-0 against USC Upstate. Saturday night's meeting will be the third to come in Spartanburg, where ETSU narrowly escaped in 2010, 1-0, in overtime on a golden goal from Terri Miller. ETSU's other win over the Spartans in South Carolina was also by just one goal, 2-1, in 2008.
Overall, the Lady Bucs have outscored USC Upstate 16-1 through their five meetings, with 13 of ETSU's goals coming in Johnson City. Last year, ETSU took the result by a final of 4-0, with Kron and Davis each netting a goal.
- Live stats will be available through Stat Broadcast on ETSUBucs.com, with free live streaming video provided through ASun.TV. New for the 2012-13 season, all game streamed on ASun.TV will be provided free of charge.
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- Ramey Kerns leads ETSU's attack with 13 goals, and entered the week ranked T-3rd in the NCAA in goals, T-4th in goals per game (1.083), 5th in total points (29) and 6th in points per game (2.42). She is one point from tying Erin Ashton's record for points in a season set in 2005.
- Sarah Zadrazil entered the week T-15th in the nation in assists per game (.58) and T-12th in total assists (7).
- ETSU is 5-0-0 against USC Upstate in five all-time meetings, and has outscored the Spartans 16-1 in the process. The results have been much closer in Spartanburg, where ETSU won, 2-1, in 2008 and, 1-0, in overtime in 2010.
- ETSU has scored 25 goals this year (2.083 goals per game), while USC Upstate has scored just four (0.31 goals per game) and given up 36 (2.77 goals per game).
- Kerns, Zadrazil, Samantha Kron and Kristi Davis are ETSU's four multi-goal scorers this year. Morgan Thomas, Ellis Parsons, Jasmin Dutton and Andie Stone have each scored one.
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