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Sep. 21, 2014
Nicholas Kristof Op-Ed column describes singer Alicia Keys's decision to start We Are Here movement, which will channel her music and her fans to social justice causes; notes that Keys is trying to connect with fans who are frustrated about social inequities but feel helpless to make difference. MORE
Sep. 13, 2014
Paul Sullivan Wealth Matters column; wealthy Hispanic-Americans are slowly becoming more interested in philanthropic endeavors aimed at solving social problems in Latin American countries; attitude shift may stem from those who feel compelled to make situations better in countries that are plagued with issues and that have little of their own resources to spark change. MORE
Sep. 8, 2014
Thousands of people turn out for second annual family-friendly Electric Run at Floyd Bennett Field in Brooklyn; nighttime event mixes music, alcohol and a zany three-mile charity run. MORE
Aug. 24, 2014
Philanthropic ambitions of former New York City mayor Michael Bloomberg have grown to a global scale as he pursues pledge to give away his $32.8 billion fortune before he dies; with programs in 95 countries, Bloomberg Philanthropies has set lofty objectives, like reducing smoking rates in tobacco-loving Turkey among several other initiatives. MORE
Aug. 22, 2014
Viral 'Ice Bucket Challenge' continues to dominate social media, and has now raised more than $40 million for amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, commonly known as Lou Gehrig's disease; wide range of celebrities have participated in challenge, for which proceeds go to the ALS Association. MORE
Aug. 21, 2014
Citymeals-on-Wheels, nonprofit food provider that feeds growing number of older New Yorkers, launches Guardian program which allows wealthy donors to feed entire neighborhoods, or even boroughs, of their choosing; organization relies primarily on private donations to supplement weekday meal service paid by city's Department of the Aging. MORE
Aug. 6, 2014
Former British Prime Min Tony Blair is trying to reposition himself as world-traveling philanthropist, using his considerable connections to effect world change; British press, however, has criticized his endeavors, raising questions about the millions he has made from his consulting fees. MORE
Aug. 4, 2014
Rachel L Swarns The Working Life column; Suited for Work is one of the few nonprofits in New York City that provide jobless men with free suits and business attire; with donations from menswear companies they have put more than 8,000 clients in new professional clothing since the program started in 2008. MORE
Jul. 26, 2014
Paul Sullivan Wealth Matters column; Dennis M Jones, who makes no apologies about his luxury lifestyle, is encouraging other wealthy people to think about how their extravagant living could provide jobs, just as their charity helps those in need; Jones's $34 million yacht purchase helped save shipbuilder and hundred of jobs of people it employed. MORE
Jul. 19, 2014
Fund-raising power of Rep Charlie Rangel has diminished since his 2010 House censure and loss of chairmanship of powerful Ways and Means Committee; his once notable contributions to New York City-area charitable organizations have likewise dwindled. MORE
Jul. 18, 2014
David Rubenstein, billionaire history enthusiast and co-founder of The Carlyle Group, is giving National Park Foundation $12.3 million gift to restore Arlington, Va, plantation originally built as monument to George Washington overlooking nation's capital; says site crowns sacred land of Arlington National Cemetery. MORE
Jul. 8, 2014
David Brooks Op-Ed column submits that creativity is often the result of clashing value systems or traditions combining to create transcendent third thing; holds current widespread disillusion has given rise to creative society, as people are forced to reconcile with institutions that they distrust; says creativity is especially evident in world of B corporations, where people disenchanted with both traditional capitalism and traditional charity seek to synthesize the two. MORE
Jul. 8, 2014
Profile of James H Simons, multi-billionaire scientist and hedge fund star who has won praise for his financial gifts to scientific research and his efforts to get children interested in math; Simons, who has led a life full of twists and turns, successes and failures, has held up his life as example to young people of what perseverance and curiosity can accomplish. MORE
Jul. 6, 2014
The Upshot; Robert J Shiller Economic View column contends that charities, in experimenting with corporate forms of organization, might well have much to gain; discusses concepts of benefit-corporation, which has features of a for-profit and nonprofit, and participation nonprofit, which sells shares instead of requesting donations. MORE
Jul. 5, 2014
Paul Sullivan Wealth Matters column; small but growing group of children and teenagers are engaging in charitable giving at time when most children their age are focused on themselves. MORE
Jun. 30, 2014
Op-Ed article by Assoc Prof Christopher Blattman questions New York City Rescue Mission's decision to accept Chinese millionaire Chen Guangbiao's cash donation to city's homeless on behalf of them, rather than allowing Chen to give money directly to homeless themselves; cites studies showing that poor people rarely waste cash donations on alcohol or drugs, but use funds to make permanent or temporary improvements in their lives. MORE
Jun. 26, 2014
Chinese millionaire Chen Guangbiao promises homeless guests at meal he organized in Central Park that each will get $300 but, at last minute, only offers them lunch; New York City Rescue Mission had agreed to participate in event, but said cash could not be handed out due to concerns that some clients might use money to buy alcohol and drugs; Chen agrees instead to donate $90,000 to organization. MORE
Jun. 24, 2014
Friends and relatives remember Richard Rockefeller, who died in early June in plane crash; Rockefeller, a Harvard-trained family doctor, had devoted himself to many philanthropic causes, including the founding of Doctors Without Borders in the United States. MORE
Jun. 22, 2014
Nicholas Kristof Op-Ed column describes trip to Myanmar with college student Nicole Sganga; says Sganga's interaction with local woman named Sajan highlights lottery of birth that resulted in vast gulf of opportunity between the two young, talented women; argues that despite host of domestic problems in America, there is still a great deal that country and individuals can do to ameliorate problems in world's most disadvantaged and troubled zones. MORE
Jun. 22, 2014
Faith-based, community and other nongovernmental groups have stepped in to help New York City homeowners still dealing with ravages wrought by Hurricane Sandy, filling void left by stalled government programs; one such group is the New York City Unmet Needs Roundtable. MORE
Jun. 18, 2014
Influence of billionaire brothers Charles and David Koch is both revered and reviled in their hometown Wichita, Kan; their extensive philanthropy has dazzled some residents, while others see Koch activities as insidious, an attempt to buy good will while the staunch conservatives and their political allies work to dismantle bedrock government programs important to average Kansans. MORE
Jun. 15, 2014
Chuck Klosterman The Ethicist column answers questions about job applicant's reference, financially supporting a relative who is giving to charity and noting errors in the margins of library books. MORE
Jun. 8, 2014
Profile of billionaire philanthropist and playboy Steward Rahr, who has donated more than $40 million to various nonprofits, with special focus on Israel. MORE
Jun. 8, 2014
Night Out With column profiles Jessica Seinfeld, wife of comedian Jerry Seinfeld and founder of Baby Buggy, New York City-based charitable organization that provides essential items for families in need; notes that Baby Buggy Bedtime Bash in Central Park raised record $580,000 in 2014. MORE
Jun. 4, 2014
A host of big names turned out to toast the Chime for Change initiative to assist women and girls worldwide — and to catch a glimpse of T's new issue and cover star. MORE
May. 31, 2014
Obama administration announces recommendations on how public and private entities can participate in White House initiative, called My Brother's Keeper, which supports minority men and boys; will also focus on summer jobs and recruit adults who can serve as mentors; philanthropic and corporate leaders have pledged to invest at least $200 million in program over next five years. MORE
May. 19, 2014
Eric P Newman, 102, leading authority on art and history of American money begins selling prized items from his collection to benefit foundation to promote scholarship on coins; two coins from collections amassed over decades sell for $1.41 million apiece. MORE
May. 17, 2014
Samuel G Freedman On Religion column notes Dale McGowan's Foundation Beyond Belief has been giving several thousand dollars each fiscal quarter to a different religious group as part of initiative called Challenge the Gap; foundation's next donation will be to Baptist Joint Committee for Religious Liberty, one of several groups that filed amicus briefs opposing concept of formal public prayer in Greece, NY. MORE
May. 8, 2014
Philanthropists John and Leigh Middleton are awarded prestigious Philadelphia Award, in recognition of their support for variety of local causes; couple's contributions include gift of $30 million to Project HOME, Philadelphia's leading advocacy group for the homeless. MORE
May. 3, 2014
Older people without children, stepchildren or grandchildren, face complex decision of who should inherit their worldly goods after their death; many are choosing to donate to organizations they have ties with during their lifetimes, making estate planning more prevalent. MORE
Apr. 29, 2014
Frank Bruni Op-Ed column laments that Los Angeles Clippers owner Donald Sterling has been able to thrive, and even receive honors from the NAACP, despite a long history of bigoted comments; holds it illustrates how wealthy individuals can purchase social pedestals and insulate themselves from their bad actions through philanthropy. MORE
Apr. 26, 2014
Walton Family Foundation has spent more than $1 billion on some of the fastest-growing and most divisive trends in education since 2000, exerting an outsize influence on the charter school movement; group, run by family that founded Walmart, has contributed some $335 million to charter schools, giving grants to one of every four charter start-ups in country. MORE
Apr. 26, 2014
Paul Sullivan Wealth Matters column; former New York City Mayor Michael R Bloomberg says he seeks out causes others may have overlooked and ways to test new ideas, willing to risk controversy and failure, when giving away his vast fortune; Bloomberg, through his foundation, Bloomberg Philanthropies, has given billions of dollars to charity, with plans to give tens of billions more. MORE
Apr. 26, 2014
Ron Lieber Your Money column focuses on some charitable organizations that are working toward more transparency; says choosing right charity can be complicated, with process revealing how difficult it can be for even highly-motivated, well-meaning organizations to do good. MORE
Apr. 25, 2014
National Park Service and Yosemite Conservancy are teaming on $36 million project to improve lot of giant sequoias in Yosemite National Park; philanthropic organizations known for lending helping hand are funneling millions of dollars into nation's major national parks. MORE
Apr. 20, 2014
Elite group of 100 young philanthropists and heirs to billionaire family fortunes attend conference at the White House; event is intended to help find common ground between the public sector and the so-called next-generation philanthropists, many of whom stand to inherit billions in private wealth. MORE
Apr. 5, 2014
Paul Sullivan Wealth Matters column; joining nonprofit boards can be rewarding for philanthropic executives, as way of giving back, but not all boards are equal, and sizing up job and mission beforehand, to find good fit, is essential. MORE
Mar. 30, 2014
Arthur C Brooks Op-Ed article submits that giving to charitable causes increases donor's well-being, both in psychological and financial terms; cites study data that supports assertion; says he has found deep meaning in his role as fund-raiser for the American Enterprise Institute, and in empowering those with financial resources to contribute to better society. MORE
Mar. 23, 2014
Private donors have been parsimonious toward victims of turmoil in Syria, giving only a fraction of the sum that was raised for past disasters with similar death tolls; trend has lead to deep frustration among aid workers and Syrians themselves; experts say conflict is so complex and intractable, and details of its brutality so nightmarish, that it is difficult for people to fathom. MORE
Mar. 20, 2014
Museums continue to increase their cultural event offerings in hopes of wooing younger patrons to their institutions; recognize that as boomers fade from scene they will need charitable support of new generation to survive. MORE
Mar. 20, 2014
Ideas for new museums abound, but optimistic founders and curators find it difficult to fund opening a new space without a major benefactor to underwrite the project; some individuals are finding success through crowdfunding and grant money. MORE
Mar. 16, 2014
So-called Brain initiative announced by Pres Obama underscores how American science, long a source of national power and pride, is increasingly becoming a private enterprise; as government financing of basic research has fallen off precipitously, many of America's richest philanthropists have stepped in, setting priorities and drawing both gratitude and trepidation from scientists. MORE
Mar. 12, 2014
A patron of the New York Public Library, who died last summer, set aside $6 million for the library in her will, the library announced on Wednesday. MORE
Mar. 12, 2014
Blake Mycoskie, founder of philanthropic shoe company Toms, is now developing line of coffee, sales of which will be used to provide clean water for cooking, drinking and sanitation to more than two billion people around the globe lacking such essentials; will sell bags and cups of coffee in Toms cafe-stores, and every bag sold will finance a week's worth of clean water for one person. MORE
Feb. 27, 2014
Dining Project, begun by designer Andrew Raible and photographer Jami Saunders, will auction roomful of designer furnishings to benefit Kids of Kathmandu, organization that serves orphans in Nepal. MORE
Feb. 24, 2014
Five global clothing brands and retailers become the first contributors to a new fund raising $40 million for victims of the April 2013 Rana Plaza factory disaster in Bangladesh, and activists are campaigning to pressure other brands to make donations; companies are El Corte Ingles, Inditex, Loblaw, Mango and Mascot. MORE
Feb. 21, 2014
David M Rubenstein, whose fortune is estimated at $3 billion, stands nearly alone in shoring up institutions generally under the purview of the federal government; he donated $7.5 million to repair quake-damaged Washington Monument and endowed National Zoo's panda habitat. MORE
Feb. 21, 2014
Comcast is beginning carefully orchestrated lobbying and philanthropy campaign, in wake of its $45 billion merger with Time Warner Cable, seeking support from members of Congress, state officials and leaders of nonprofit and minority-led groups. MORE
Feb. 20, 2014
Best-selling author James Patterson has started a program to give away $1 million of his personal fortune to dozens of bookstores, allowing them to invest in improvements, dole out bonuses to employees and expand literacy outreach programs. MORE
Feb. 19, 2014
The gift from Kenneth C. Griffin, the founder of the investment giant Citadel, is the biggest single gift to Harvard and will largely go to the college's financial aid program. MORE
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Alicia Keys Asks: Why Are We Here?
Alicia Keys wants to galvanize an infantry that moves from being frustrated about the world to improving it.
September 21, 2014, Sunday
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Hispanic-Americans Work to Bolster Philanthropy at Home
Historically, wealthy Latin Americans have had little interest in philanthropic giving aimed at solving social problems, but that is slowly changing.
September 13, 2014, Saturday
MORE ON PHILANTHROPY AND: Philanthropy , Latin America , Hispanic-Americans , Personal Finances , High Net Worth Individuals
Foundation Sends Kin of 9/11 Victims to College
Families of Freedom, formed a week after the 2001 attacks, will continue to provide scholarships through 2030.
September 10, 2014, Wednesday
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Hong Kong Group to Give Harvard's School of Public Health $350 Million
Harvard's president said the gift by the Morningside Foundation would give the school a stable financial base and the ability to give students more financial aid while expanding programs in several fields.
September 8, 2014, Monday
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It's Electric! Thousands Show Up for Zany Vibe and a Charity Run
The finish line is an afterthought at the Electric Run, where neon-clad runners slow their pace to snap pictures with lighted balloon displays.
September 8, 2014, Monday
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Picking Up an Elusive College Dream
For Tenille Warren, the burden of growing up poor was too heavy for even the offer of a free ride to college to counter. But, about to turn 38, she is back on track at the Fashion Institute of Technology.
August 31, 2014, Sunday
MORE ON PHILANTHROPY AND: Warren, Tenille , Grants (Corporate and Foundation) , Colleges and Universities , Poverty , Fashion and Apparel , Fashion Institute of Technology , Education (K-12) , Kramer Middle School (Washington, DC)
Estée Lauder to Weave Pink Ribbons Through the Internet
Estée Lauder brands are expanding their annual breast-cancer awareness campaign, becoming a year-round push with an increased social media presence.
August 26, 2014, Tuesday
MORE ON PHILANTHROPY AND: Estee Lauder Companies Inc , Breast Cancer , Advertising and Marketing , Breast Cancer Research Foundation , Philanthropy , Social Media
Michael Bloomberg's Harder Sell
Stepping up his philanthropy, the former mayor of New York still pushes big ideas, but on a much wider stage. Turkey's smoking rate is just one of his targets.
August 24, 2014, Sunday
MORE ON PHILANTHROPY AND: Bloomberg, Michael R , Bloomberg Philanthropies , Philanthropy , Smoking and Tobacco , Turkey , Obesity , Istanbul (Turkey) , Mexico , Bloomberg LP
Moving to a Smaller Home, and Decluttering a Lifetime of Belongings
Moving to a small apartment from a large house usually means digging through decades of accumulated "stuff" and deciding what must go.
August 23, 2014, Saturday
MORE ON PHILANTHROPY AND: Retirement , Real Estate and Housing (Residential) , Philanthropy , Retirement Communities and Assisted Living , Orderliness and Clutter
A Drink and a Donation, With Ice
A silly use of ice can turn into something excellent, a fitting metaphor for the A.L.S. Ice Bucket Challenge.
August 23, 2014, Saturday
MORE ON PHILANTHROPY AND: Alcoholic Beverages , Ice , Vodka , Philanthropy , Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis
'Ice Bucket Challenge' Raises Millions
With people as varied as former President George W. Bush and Justin Bieber, the viral "Ice Bucket Challenge" has now raised more than $41.8 million for Lou Gehrig's disease.
Funding the Future
As government financing of basic science research has plunged, private donors have filled the void, raising questions about the future of research for the public good.
No One Else Like Her
Calamity hit the Rogers family twice through fire, in 1992 and 2007. Gabriella, then 4, was burned on 95 percent of her body the second time.
Rebuilding Strength
Katie Commodore, 35, a printmaking artist whose multiple sclerosis has caused her to lose some motor functions, has hired a physical trainer to rebuild her strength.
The Shifting Fortunes of 'the People's Opera'
New York City Opera, the 70-year-old company that made opera affordable to the masses, championed new work and fostered the careers of major singers, announced this week that it will close.
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Lisa Mogannam, a registered nurse in Neurology, was selected to lead a team of her clinical colleagues to ensure that the Mission Bay hospital is patient ready and that the clinicians treating them will have everything in place for the Feb. 1 opening.
December 26, 2013
A collaborative model of maternity care between UCSF's certified nurse-midwives and obstetricians that began at San Francisco General Hospital almost 40 years ago allows each to learn from one another and practice to their unique strengths.
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Barbara Drew is leading research to solve the dangerous problem of alarm fatigue, in which clinicians turn down, turn off or tune out the alarms because they're exhausted by their frequency and false readings.
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UCSF Benioff Children's Hospital has one of the highest rates of "exclusive breastfeeding" – new mothers feeding only breast milk and no formula – in California, according to a new state report.
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A new UCSF research project is exploring whether singing in a community choir can provide tangible health advantages to older adults.
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The School of Nursing honored its latest crop of nearly 200 graduates who received their master's and doctoral degrees at a June 14 commencement ceremony.
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That growth of palliative care services in the U.S. highlights concepts that many experts believe are at the heart of effective health care delivery: patient-centered and team-based.
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This 3 bedroom single storey pool villa is ideally located for anyone who wishes a long-term rental close to the Marinas and indeed the British International School that is just 10 minutes drive away.
This home is in a small development of just 6 pool villas, making it very quiet and private for all occupants. There is a nighttime security guard on patrol and at the front gate to give you peace of mind, and for daytime recreation there is a small gym and fitness room.
The villa itself in a classic L shape in design. This enables the room layout to afford two of the bedrooms and all living areas direct pool views and access. The living and dining areas are either side of the kitchen that is tucked into the apex of the villa. This kitchen is fully fitted with all appliances and fully equipped with all one needs for everyday living.
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All a tremulous heart requires is inspired by the 1985 song "Rusholme Ruffians" by The Smiths, a rollicking reminiscence and a lonely, caustic celebration of the revels and bedevilments of Manchester youths' annual summer fair. According to Morrissey "It was a period of tremendous violence, hate, distress, high romance and all the truly vital things in life.... [The fair] was the only thing people had." These seven artist's work confirms the basest human needs are not only ones of sustenance. The title could further act as metaphor for the visual imperatives pressed on inspired artists and viewers alike, now inundated by constant imagery, past and present, at a bewildering pace akin to the song's "whirling waltzer."
Critic Magdalena Kröner writes that Rose Wylie has "preserved in her work an almost naïve directness. But her precisely formulated interest in art historical and filmic source material faces off against this inscrutable, jumbled and deliberately 'raw' style." The drawings included here (including a self-portrait) focus on characters represented on jagged shards of paper with cursory, concise depictions of delight, capturing wonder with hints of madness.
By contrast (and in reference to his highly charged collage work such as the piece featured here), Franz West stated "my joke is to suggest the erotic in these horrible-looking people. You can either be depressed, or make a joke about it. The second is the better way to go."
While Dana Schutz's latest large scale works on paper resonate with all the urgency of social realism, her figures are in fact confined – prone in bed, in back surgery or the deep mental actions of REM sleep. Their cramped, compressed compositions belie a singular fluidity.
Ted Gahl's canvases, in the words of critic Thomas Micchelli, "function as layered memories, distorted and fading, through a conflation of old-school painting and conceptual mediation— an uneasy balance, but one with a peculiarly satisfying feel," achieved here by an elemental, large-scale ab-ex formalism inhabited by a ghostly housepainter, swinging his bucket, dragging his brush and smiling as he smokes.
John McAllister's paintings have been described by Roberta Smith as "made by someone unafraid to embrace the medium or its history, or to toy with the ratios of hedonism and skepticism therein." Here an electric hued interior is the psychedelic negative to a classically modernist inspired scene.
Ida Ekblad's three untitled structures first appeared in the Norwegian Consulate and the Venice Biennial (2011). Continuing her investigation of the utilitarian object, the objects act as tables, sculptures and paintings simultaneously. Vigorous color and a vibrant, lyrical line combine, bringing the notion of usefulness one step closer to poetry.
Marcel Eichner, too, is a poet's painter. According to the artist, "I wake up in a dream and think up the rest" and more succinctly, "Painting is closing the wound." Here a haunting still life unites his longstanding interest in interiors with a more recent compositional restraint.
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The village of Mandria in Cyprus is set among citrus groves, just 2 minutes from the beaches of the western coast of Cyprus. The village is a tourist free haven of tranquillity, just 13 km from the tourist centre of Paphos and all the facilities, sports centres and attractions the region has risen to fame for.
Villas in Mandria, Cyprus are wonderfully traditional in design, and there is an undeniable charm to the village. Although Mandria is not aimed at tourists at all, you can still have a fantastically comfortable, self catering holiday without having to leave the village. There is a bank, bakery, café, ice cream shop and two excellent tavernas, serving the finest of local cuisine. The home made ice cream is an absolute treat, and if you are staying in one of the villas in Mandria, you are sure to have found your personal favourite by the time you leave for home!
The beaches that line the coast in front of the Mandria are a chain of secluded coves, empty for the vast majority of the year and never crowded in any way, even during the height of summer. Shaded by large trees and imposing rocks, the beaches of Mandria are always comfortable, even when summer temperatures begin to soar. There are no water sports centres to speak of, but swimming and snorkelling are always refreshing and rewarding. If you would like to try any water sports, including sailing, fishing and scuba diving, Paphos is just a short drive along the coast, and provides all the facilities you could need.
The mountainous countryside which surrounds villas in Mandria consists of narrow gorges, climbing peaks and deep, lush valleys, perfect for walking and riding holidays. Fruit trees cover much of the area, making excursions, even in the summer months, shaded and cool enough to really enjoy. Mount Troodos and the walking, hiking and climbing routes up its peak are easily reached from self catering villas in Mandria.
There are many excellent day trips to be taken from the villas in Mandria. The tourist centre of Paphos is a magnificent centre, providing a little of everything that has made Cyprus such a popular tourist destination. The staggering archaeological discoveries of Kato-Paphos need investigation from any holiday accommodation in western Cyprus, and the glorious beaches of Coral Bay are among the finest anywhere in the island. The traditional tavernas and breathtaking views from the raised village of Tala make the village on of the most attractive places to visit from Mandria.
The Paphos region enjoys a fantastic Mediterranean climate, with over 330 days of sunshine every year. During the summer, temperatures can reach up to 40˚C, with average temperatures in July and August reaching over 30˚C.
A self catering villa in Mandria is wonderfully easy to reach from the UK. There are 18 British airports with direct flights to Paphos International Airport (PFO), which lies just a short drive from the village. There are a great range of cheap flights to Paphos, as well as the more luxurious options like British Airways. Taking a hire car is a great idea for a full, unrestricted exploration of the area, but taxis are not expensive to and from the airport if you would prefer not to drive.
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Camp Superkids
The campers and counselors at Camp Superkids had a terrific week of camp July 15-20, 2012. Held annually, this unique residential camp, managed by the Department of Pediatrics at Johns Hopkins Bayview, offers children with asthma the opportunity to interact with other children, learn more about themselves, form new friendships and have a traditional summer camp experience.
This year, campers from across the state of Maryland gathered together to participate in "Celebrating Asthma with Athletics." Throughout the week, campers participated in a wide variety of programs and activities. Daily interactive Asthma Education sessions, led by registered respiratory therapists, taught campers more about lung anatomy, medications, triggers, and warning signs to help them better understand and cope with asthma. Additionally, campers participated in a wide variety of activities including swimming, arts and crafts, karate, team building skills and music sessions. The fun didn't stop when the sun went down as evenings were spent doing group activities that such as a swimming party, camp dance, band performance and a "get-to-know-you" ice cream social.
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MERIT (Medical Education Resources Initiative for Teens) is a nonprofit organization partnered with Johns Hopkins Bayview Medical Center that was started by Baltimore City Public School teachers in 2010. MERIT aims to identify Baltimore City's highest performing high school sophomores who have the potential and desire to become physicians, and to provide these promising students with a variety of resources to help propel them on the trajectory to medical school.
The opportunities that MERIT provides include professionalism seminars, two summer internships (at the Johns Hopkins Bayview Medical Center, the Johns Hopkins Hospital, and the National Institutes of Health), weekly SAT tutoring, medicine and disease lessons taught by Hopkins medical students, and college admissions guidance.
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Mason F. Lord Professor of Medicine
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Samuel Durso, M.D., MBA, AGSF, is the Mason F. Lord Professor of Medicine and Director of the Division of Geriatric Medicine and Gerontology at The Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine. Dr. Durso earned a medical degree at Baylor College of Medicine and earned an MBA at The Johns Hopkins University Carey School of Business. Following residency training in internal medicine at the University of Alabama Teaching Hospitals in Birmingham, he practiced in Columbia, SC, for 14 years, where he helped found the Columbia Free Medical Clinic, for which he was recognized by the Columbia Medical Society. In 1995, he was recruited to Johns Hopkins to lead several new clinical and educational programs for the Division of Geriatric Medicine.
As a clinician-educator and program builder, Dr. Durso has served as the Geriatric Fellowship Training Program Director and Clinical Director, before being appointed Director in 2010. Dr. Durso has been recognized nationally and internationally for clinical and teaching excellence. His clinical work focuses on geriatric primary care and consultation for older adults with complex health issues. He also serves as a teaching attending physician at The Johns Hopkins Hospital and Johns Hopkins Bayview Medical Center.
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A native of Athens, Greece, Constantine G. Lyketsos, M.D., MHS, FAPM, DFAPA, graduated from Northwestern University and Washington University Medical School in St. Louis. He completed a residency and chief residency in psychiatry at Johns Hopkins, as well as fellowships in clinical epidemiology and neuropsychiatry. He is currently the Elizabeth Plank Althouse Professor and chair of psychiatry at Johns Hopkins Bayview Medical Center.
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Before there was the hit TV show "Mad Men," before Coca Cola was 'the real thing,' before branding became a marketing buzzword, there was Phil "Deals" Geier. The story of how this visionary, who created the modern advertising holding company and brought The Interpublic Group from $500 million to $5.6 billion in revenues, is shared for the first time in SURVIVE TO THRIVE: Sustaining Yourself, Your Brand, and Your Business from Recession to Recovery.
In addition to sound business wisdom, SURVIVE TO THRIVE reveals an insider's take on the glamorous real world of 1960s and 70s advertising and features a veritable "who's who" of mid-20th century luminaries.
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Geier's saga of the advertising industry's evolution to meet the challenges of modern globalization provides some deep insight into dealing with change, revealing how his relentless focus on the client's concerns changed the model of the effective account person.
"To succeed in business," he writes, "you need to be able to use your own personal strengths in a wide variety of situations. You need to be able to listen as well as to make yourself heard. You need to earn people's trust. You need to be able to make the right impression on people in a way that is always true to yourself." At the core, Geier says "success is all about people."
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Throughout the 60s, 70s, 80s and 90s, Geier and his Interpublic colleagues worked with clients ranging from Coca-Cola and Exxon to GM, L'Oreal and Nestle through a fast-changing world. In his 20 years as CEO, Geier grew Interpublic from revenues of $500 million and 8,000 employees to a truly global enterprise with 650 offices in 127 countries, revenues of $5.6 billion and 50,000 employees, making Interpublic the world's #1 agency holding company for many years. He is currently Chairman of The Geier Group, a New York-based marketing communications and venture capital firm that works with Lazard, small businesses and entrepreneurs. Geier serves as director on the boards of five non-profit and charitable organizations including Save the Children, Autism Speaks and Memorial Sloan Kettering. He also served as a Chairman of the Ad Council and was inducted into the Advertising Hall of Fame in 2004.


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Since the Middle Ages, Paris has drawn students from around the world for university study and for the experience of its rich cosmopolitan lifestyle. ESA has the staff, the experience, and the willingness to make your experience in Paris worthy of one of the world's great capital cities.
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ATLANTA (AP) - ATLANTA (AP) - Devin Harris scored a season-high 24 points and the Atlanta Hawks rallied from a second-half deficit of 15 points to beat the Utah Jazz 103-95 on Friday night.
Randy Foye had 25 points to lead Utah, which had won 4 of 5 but was denied its first back-to-back road wins of the season. Al Jefferson had 23 points and 10 rebounds and Paul Milsap had 20 points and 13 rebounds for the Jazz.
The Hawks, who trailed 75-60 in the third quarter, played from behind before taking their first lead of the second half on consecutive baskets by Al Horford. The second basket by Horford, set up by Josh Smith's pass, gave Atlanta a 94-92 lead with 2:44 remaining.
Jefferson answered with a tying basket before Ivan Johnson scored on a fast break to give the lead back to Atlanta.
Utah's Jamaal Tinsley made 1 of 2 free throws to leave the Hawks' lead at 96-95. Josh Smith's short jumper and Lou Williams' 3-pointer padded the lead.
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David O'Reilly joined us at OFFSET2010, to preview his short The External World. He is recognized as one of the most distinctive new talents working in animation, both by Hollywood and by the public at large. He's had his work shown at Sundance and the London Intl. Animation Festival, as well as providing stage visuals for M.I.A. and a music video for U2. Course, all of that stuff pales in comparisson to the fact that he's doing a special episode for season five of Adventure Time.
Here's a recap of some of his work and some interviews dragged from the web.
A discussion of his short, Please Say Something.
"McCloud basically says that detail objectifies characters, while cartooning leads to viewer identification & subjectivity. My goal however was not cartooning but making designs more generic and expressionless. My central belief is that being neutral with aesthetics is more important than being appealing, which is a strong line of thought in cinema but rarely seen in animation. I didn't want to use animal characters until I saw Jason (John Arne Sæterøy) use them in a sincere way."
Arte TV did a 15 min long interview with David in 2011, while he still lived in Berlin.
This one from Gestaltan has WAY higher production values. From 2008, it covers some of his early work. It's also pretty amazing to see that even at such a young age he was thinking deeply about his craft.
But then there's this
Q: You have a lot of very surreal unique work, do you have any inspirations you get ideas from?
A: There is a lake near some woods about six miles from here. I swam in several times and saw many fish. I was hungry one evening and tried to spear them with a sharpened branch I made. It didn't work. I got exhausted and as I was falling asleep I resolved only to use a fishing rod in the future.
David's own website is a great place to start getting to know his work. He's also a very worthwhile follow on Twitter.


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Shows you how your training affects your body and helps you compare the load of different workouts. Continuous monitoring of training load will help you recognize your personal limits and adjust your training intensity and duration according to your targets.Training load and Recovery status features in Polar Flow
- Manual target zone – bpm (upper limit)This feature enables you to define the target zone as you want and is suitable for your training. You can set the target zone for your training as beats per minute (bpm), as a percentage of your maximum heart rate, or as a percentage of your heart rate reserve (HRR%).
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- Polar EnergyPointerEnergyPointer is an easy-to-use feature which tells you during a training session if the main effect of your training is fat burning or fitness improvement. EnergyPointer visually indicates the center point between these two training effects, so when you are below that point, you are improving fat burning, and above that point, you are improving your aerobic fitness.
- Polar Fitness TestPolar Fitness Test measures your aerobic fitness at rest in just five minutes. The result, Polar OwnIndex, evaluates your maximal oxygen uptake (VO2max). With the Polar Fitness Test you can measure your aerobic fitness by yourself, automatically and without any exertion. All you need is your training computer. The Polar Fitness Test is as accurate in predicting the VO2max as any sub maximal fitness test. The test is based on heart rate and heart rate variability at rest and personal information.
- Polar OwnCode® (5kHz) – coded transmissionCoded heart rate transmission automatically locks in a code to transmit your heart rate to the training computer. The training computer picks up your heart rate from your transmitter only. Coding prevents interference from other training computers.
- Polar OwnCal® – calorie expenditure with fat percentagePolar OwnCal calculates the number of kilocalories expended during training. This feature allows you to follow the kilocalories expended during one training session and cumulative kilocalories expended during several training sessions. Some Polar products also estimate the fat-burning percentage (fat% on display), that is, kilocalories expended from fat during a workout which is expressed as a percentage of the total kilocalories burned.
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- Training LoadThis feature is available in Polar software. When you transfer training results from your training computer to polarpersonaltrainer.com, you can follow your training load and recovery in the training diary. Continuous monitoring of training load and recovery will help you recognize personal limits, avoid over- or undertraining, and adjust training intensity and duration according to your daily and weekly targets.
- Training diaryDiary is available in Polar software. When you transfer training results from your training computer to your Diary, you can easily follow up your training as well as plan your future training sessions. You can choose to see your training sessions in a Month or Week view, along with a Month or Week summary.
- Training programsThe polarpersonaltrainer.com web service offers training programs for running, cycling, outdoor sports, and general fitness, for instance. The training program creates training targets which appear in your Diary. You can customize the program according your current fitness level.
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With accessories you can upgrade your training computer to enhance your experience and achieve a more complete understanding of your performance
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Philadelphia, PA (Sports Network) - The building that houses the NHL's Philadelphia Flyers and NBA's Philadelphia 76ers is once again undergoing a name change.
Comcast-Spectacor is changing the name of the Wachovia Center to the Wells Fargo Center, effective immediately, to reflect the name change in the financial institutions.
"As the owner and operator of the arenas, Comcast-Spectacor is honoring the contract as it was agreed upon with the bank that the successor shall keep the naming rights of the facility," said Comcast-Spectacor president Peter Luukko. "Therefore, we will change the name of the arena to reflect the name change from Wachovia to Wells Fargo and continue to operate the arena as the world class facility which it has become."
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Got diet chocolate milk?
With milk sales going down the drain, the dairy industry wants the US to approve low-calorie sweeteners for the kid-targeted drinks.
The milk industry is dealing with a crisis, with sales evaporating to their lowest level since 1984. Sports drinks and bottled water are taking the place of dairy as consumers worry about calories and some schools cut back on serving chocolate milk to kids.
But now, the dairy industry is asking the U.S. Food and Drug Administration to approve the use of low-calorie sweeteners -- including aspartame -- in milk products. So, the agency last week asked for comments and data about the issue.
The reason? Allowing low-calorie sweeteners in milk would "particularly benefit school children" who tend to drink chocolate and strawberry milk at school, according to the petition from the National Milk Producers Federation and the International Dairy Foods Association.
Chocolate milk sold by companies such as Nestlé (NSRGY) is already available in options like Nesquik's "no sugar added" flavored drinks, but the dairy industry is arguing that labeling terms such as "reduced calorie" don't appeal to kids.
Chocolate milk is already something of a lightning rod among parents, with the sugar-laden drinks cited as one contributing factor to a rise in obesity among children. Some school districts have sought to ban chocolate and strawberry milk from their cafeterias, while celebrity chef Jamie Oliver has singled out sweetened milk as "really bad for [kids'] health."
The milk industry's options are currently limited because the FDA now allows "milk" only on beverages with added ingredients containing calories, according to the Huffington Post. That means ingredients such as sugar and high-fructose corn syrup.
Nevertheless, aspartame-sweetened milk might not make parents feel any better. The sweetener, sold under the brand names Equal and NutraSweet, has been rumored to be linked to a number of health issues including cancer, although the American Cancer Society says "no health problems that have been consistently linked" to its use.
Yea put in cancer causing man made chemicals instead... great idea. So we will have fat kids dying of cancer. Yea, chocolate milk is the only reason kids are overweight. How about declining recess time?
I have personally known someone who died of cancer and it was linked to aspartame so take the "not consistently linked" and shove it up your ****.
Adding more chemicals into our food and natural beverage supply is irresponsbile to LIFE and QUALITY OF LIFE.
But hey as Monsanto's stock continues to rise the US is becoming aware of it's investors and most are in office in WA. DC!
THE FDA has a choice to make---Quality of life or profits as you cnnot have both!
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