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A lovely family house with the most spectacular 360 degree views of the sea and even Africa on a clear day. The house consists of 5 bedrooms: The large master bedroom on the first floor has french doors to the terrace and the room has its own open fireplace and a separate walk in closet. The other 2 spacious bedrooms are on same level and one is currently an office but can easily be used as bedroom again.
Downstairs you will find a lovely separate guest house/apartment with its own entrance and terrace, perfect for an older child or a nanny.The garden surrounds the house with beautiful lemon trees, easy maintenance grass and a lovely large pool with steps.The terraces are covered and the house is built so that the sun hits the several terraces and garden most of the day.
The villa has a very large but cosy kitchen with a big dining table. Also, it is easy access to the terrace dining area and BBQ. This house has been built and designed by the owner with a lot of love and passion for his family and hopefully a new family will enjoy it as much as they have.
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My beautiful Mum suffered from postpartum psychosis following the birth of my brother John. If it had been 2016 then maybe Mum would have received more support but it was 1972 and people were afraid of mental illness. No one knew the term 'chemical imbalance' and there were no posters or helplines.
Mum told me of a neighbour and good friend who, on seeing Mum walk towards her on the pavement, looked the other way and crossed the road. There were friends who did help but a lot of people 'left' Mum and Dad to it.
Mum lost touch with her reality. Following John's birth Mum rapidly spiralled into another world; a place where she was 9 years old, a place where she didn't recognise my Dad or remember that she had a daughter at home.
Mum's fight to regain her health and return to her family was something we all lived. My Dad was completely devoted to Mum and would visit her daily at the hospital. Mum says she remembered a man with kind eyes and a lovely smile visiting her and she thought that he was her favourite Uncle Dick (who had passed away by then), but in fact it was the man she'd been married to for 7 years.
I remember worrying as a child if Mum wasn't happy. The separation anxiety that began when she went into hospital when I was 2 and didn't come home for 6 months didn't leave me until I was an adult.
Mum was taken to Stone Mental hospital in Dartford where she was given ECT treatment for 12 weeks and miraculously she began to regain her memory and make connections with her real life. She had to re-learn to drive, cook, change nappies, garden (something she loved with a passion all her life) and in a sense re-learn who she was.
Mum was the strongest and most courageous woman I've ever known. This courage helped her when she was diagnosed with multiple myeloma in 2012. She faced everything with a smile and fiercely protected us all from the reality of the situation. Mum died in September 2013 but not before we were able to share her story : I Know Who I Am by Margaret Rimmer
Mum's book is available for free until the 13th March.
Postpartum psychosis is a condition that the charity Mind have worked hard to draw attention to and educate with the help of an Eastenders storyline and lots of interesting case studies. I hope that Mum's story will help other families who are going through or who have been through the same experience.


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Recently, I became absolutely obsessed with miso. I can't remember how it started exactly. I believe I read an article about how good it is for you, then started ordering miso soup at Pret to accompany my lunch at work, then buying miso soup sachets to make my own soup anytime I wanted to… and last week I finally bought a jar of blond miso to add to my cooking. I'm hooked, and should probably now look for an article about the risk of too much miso.
In the meantime, I have had time to try miso glazed cod and oh. my. lord. how good is this?! For those who live in London, Nobu is obviously *the* place to go to have miso glazed black cod (Black Cod Den Miso). It is one of the most expensive dishes on the menu (£42, no less) but I always say that there is almost no point going to Nobu at all if you are not ordering the black cod. Now, don't get me wrong, I love Nobu and there are many many good things on their menu that one should treat oneself to. But the black cod is and remains on top of the list. It is seriously one of the best things I have ever eaten in my life.
Well, good news, I can now make it at home!! For my first try, I cooked with regular white cod fillets (responsibly sourced, please, of course), just in case it didn't turn out well – I didn't want to risk waste expensive and rare black cod! It turned out delicious, definitely one of the finest mid-week dinners we had had in a while. Will make it again, and sooner rather than later.
INGREDIENTS – for 4 servings
- 4 cod fillets (black or regular)
- 80 ml of low-sodium blond miso
- 50 grams of dark brown sugar
- 1 tsp of sesame oil
- 2 tbsp of mirin (Japanese cooking wine) – I couldn't find any so used white wine + a splash of rice vinegar.
- Sesame seeds and spring onions (optional – to taste)
- Preheat your oven grill (or broiler)
- In a bowl, combine the miso, brown sugar, sesame oil and wine. Stir until all of the sugar has fully dissolved and the mix is smooth and of a deep dark colour.
- Brush about 2 tablespoons of this miso glaze on each fish fillet.
- Marinate for 30min-1hr.
- Place the fish fillets under the grill for a few minutes until the glaze has caramelised
- Out of the oven, brush the fillets with the remaining miso glaze.
- Return to grill and cook for an additional 10 minutes, so that the fish is flaky but not overcooked.
We served this with greens egg fried rice (in a wok: onions, garlic, 5-spice and chili in stir-fry oil. Once softened, add your vegetables to cook rapidly but remain crunchy. Then add cold white rice that you have cooked the day before with soy sauce. At the end, break an egg and mix well so it coats the rice. Adjust seasoning to taste).
This was a very very good surprise. It is very quick (the fish cooks in about 15 minutes max.), very tasty and, I'd say, rather healthy. It is already on this week's menu!


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The protesters to the so called Health Care reform of Obama's, are not (as Obama says) "lying" or "terrorists" but simply asking questions about things stated IN THE BILL for which we have received NO ANSWERS TO DATE other than to trust Obama which is hard to do with ANY politician and especially one who has broken a lot of his campaign promises very early in his term. The following blog - by a lady who read EVERY WORD of the health care bill (HR 3200) expresses well, concerns and questions many of us have. Now can anyone really ANSWER these concerns with other than calling us liars and conspirators and terrorists or telling us to "trust Obama"?
Mr. President -- American Citizens Can Read . . . .
Most Americans, including Republicans, favor real health care reform . . . . we just don't want a government takeover of our health care . . . and neither do the majority of the American people. The townhalls (those not staged, that is) show frustration more than anger. Are you listening? People want reform, not a dismantling of the system. Where are the true reforms like limiting malpractice? Where are the efforts to cut down the real fraud committed by some?
Why are many concerned citizens (including many moderate democrats and independents) being stereotyped as a vast right wing "unAmerican" conspiracy "mob." You disparage those who disagree with you by stating they created the problem and you don't want to hear from them.. . . so they need to sit down and shut up. Those were not your exact words, but it certainly is the message you conveyed.
You campaigned on the promise of a more transparent and open government . . . so far, I see little evidence of any CHANGE . . . except for more behind the scenes negotiations to further a very liberal agenda. The health care reform issue only highlights that you believe when citizens ask questions -- it is enough to just say . . . "Trust me, health care reform will reduce costs, expand coverage, and improve quality." Well, Mr. President, that is NOT enough! Apparently, the idea that American citizens would actually read the proposed bills and ask SPECIFIC questions never occurred to you.
Believe it or not, private citizens are intelligent and understand that under the government plan costs will go up -- not down -- and the only way government can control costs is through additional taxes and by rationing services. The House bill creates a new "Center for Comparative Effectiveness Research" to gather data and to determine which treatments and drugs are the most cost-effective in handling particular medical cases. Would you please explain how a panel of "experts" (chosen by politicians) who establish a standardized one-size-fits-all treatment based on their cost effectiveness will improve the health of American citizens? Cost effective to whom?
Would you explain why a new Health Care Commissioner, appointed by you, Mr. President, would have the unprecedented authority to determine what is "acceptable" health care coverage and establish the rules for what ALL health care coverage MUST include. And be honest, doesn't that MUST include coverage include abortions? If it does not, why are there attempts to block amendments that specifically prohibit the use of tax-payers money for abortions? The Health Care Commissioner which you will be appointment will also have the authority to determine what treatments patients could receive and at what cost. Who would you appoint as the new Commissioner to have this awesome responsibility? One of your present "czars" perhaps? Personally, I have concerns about the ideologies of some of these "advisers."
Would you please explain how "if we like our current insurance, we can keep it" will not be affected by the requirement that private insurers must comply with new coverage and underwriting rules in order to offer insurance? Oh, by-the-way, was the 5-year grace period included in the House bill so you could publicly state this claim? Would it not be more honest to say "if we like our current insurance, it is grandfathered for 5-years?"
Would you please explain why health insurance should be mandatory for ALL but only cost those who can afford to pay for it? Most Americans cannot really afford health insurance -- but responsible citizens make health care a priority and "budget" for the cost. Compassionate citizens acknowledge there are some who absolutely cannot pay for their health care and agree that taxpayers should. But Mr. President, do you really expect the American people not to complain when they see recipients of Medicaid, food stamps, free school lunches, subsidized-housing, etc. wearing $140.00 tennis shoes, designer jeans, carrying cell-phones and I-pods? Since many of those presently uninsured will be going into Medicaid programs, shouldn't some attempt be made for abuse prevention? How many of the uninsured which will be covered under this reform are not even in this country legally? Now that's abusive -- to average, everyday, tax-paying citizens.
While you are at it, would you give the American people an estimate of how much this health care reform is going to "grow government" -- I came up with at least 3 new agencies, a powerful new Commissioner, 3 or 4 advisory panels, 2 task forces, and a medical device registry, before I gave up the count ! ! ! And you really want the American people to believe that the government is not going to micro-manage their health care? Really?
And, by-the-way, isn't the authority of the HHS Secretary to use electronic transactions to determine an individual's financial responsibility AT THE POINT OF SERVICE, including whether the individual is "eligible for a specific service, with a specific physician, at a specific facility" just a little invasive on American citizens? To say nothing of being an administrating nightmare? Is it really necessary when a machine-readable health plan benefits identification card will be issued as set out in the House bill?
These are only some of the questions which American citizens would like to have answered. Would you please enlighten us with some truthful detailed answers instead of the partial truths and meaningless talking points we continue to hear. Yes, Mr. President, Americans can read . . . . and buckets with holes will not hold water!
I am signing my real name . . . just in case someone forwards this information by email to others who might view this text as "fishy."
-- Diana Schwab --
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As the mother of five young children, and with hundreds of Jewish students calling her their "mother away from home," Chana Refson clearly makes a difference.
Born in Montreal, Canada to a family of eight kids, Chana, 30, is the wife, or rebbetzin, of the rabbi of the Rohr Chabad House at the University of Georgia. Together with her husband Michoel, she co-directs the local branch of the Chabad-Lubavitch movement.
Chabad is an Orthodox sector of Judaism, which teaches Hasidic practices and beliefs. It is the largest Jewish religious organization in the world. The Chabad in Athens is an organization that's devoted to engaging all Jews, no matter their Jewish background or level of enthusiasm, knowledge and understanding of Judaism.
"I'm so happy that I'm here to provide a place where people can come to," said Chana Refson.
Known as a "home away from home," Refson cooks and entertains UGA students at least three times a week.
"I cook for students who don't feel well, are coming to study, celebrating a holiday, or even spending time together," she said.
Because the Refsons keep strict kosher, dietary laws, they do not get to experience the established Athens food scene. Although Chana loves the beauty and laid-back attitude of the town, she has to create her own food scene in the comfort of her kitchen.
The goal of Chabad at UGA is to fill up their home with students to connect them to their Judaism and celebrate their Jewish roots. Chana claimed that there's no better feeling than her house being completely full.
Between maintaining an orderly house with a "revolving door" around the kitchen, Chana still balances her family as well.
"Our children are part of what we do. The students and my family become intertwined," says the mother of children ages 6, 5, 3, 2, and 2 months. Her children are structured and take online classes where they get to meet other children who are also part of the Chabad-Lubavitch movement.
"Students involve themselves in our children and our children involve themselves in our students," Chana said.
"Chabad has an executive board of UGA students," said Alyssa Paris. Hand-picked by Chana and Rabbi Michoel."
"Being on the Chabad board was such a treat. I got to help plan their biggest event, Shabbat 500, which is one Friday night a year when they attempt to bring as many Jewish students together to celebrate the Jewish Sabbath."
Many students agree that their college experience has been greatly impacted by Chana's presence in Athens.
"Chana is truly like a mother to me and the other Jewish students here in Athens," said senior Julia Franklyn. "She's always there to help whether it be with some chicken soup when I'm sick or just someone to talk to when I need help."
Franklyn has been going to Chabad regularly for the past three years and like hundreds of students has been influenced by Chana some way during her time in Athens.
"She continues to go above and beyond for her family and her extended family, the Jewish students at UGA," Franklyn said. "We're so lucky to have her and have Chabad to be our home away from home."


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"You listen," said the Master, "not to discover, but to find something that confirms your own thoughts. You argue not to find the Truth but to vindicate your thinking."
And he told of a king who, passing through a small town, saw indications of amazing marksmanship everywhere. Trees and barns and fences had circles painted on them with a bullet hole through th eexacty center. He asked to see this unusual marksman. It turned out to be a ten-year-old child.
"This is incredible," said the king in wonder,. "How in th world do you do it?"
"Easy as pie," was the answer. "I shoot first and draw the circles later."
"So you get your conclusions first and build your premises around them later," said the Master. "Isn't that the way you manage to hold on to your religion and to your ideology?"
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Obligations of entrepreneur
An importer of fertiliser products or raw materials for these has to submit a written notice to Finnish Food Safety Authority Evira about the activity at the latest one month before starting. A plan for own checks and product information have to be attached to the notice.
An advance notice on the fertiliser products or raw materials for these that are to be imported from non-EU countries has to be made to Evira at least three working days before the goods arrives at the point of import. The notice has to be made on a form approved by Evira.
An official certificate on the cadmium content of the product and for animal by-products a health certificate or a certificate of treatment in an approved establishment has to accompany the advance notice as attachments. As to inorganic fertilisers, a cadmium certificate is required only for fertilisers containing phosphorous exceeding 2.2 per cent. A product description has to be attached to the notice, if the information has not been supplied to Evira previously.
An advance notice also has to be made for EC fertilisers when they enter the EU for the first time when they arrive in Finland.
At the end of the calendar year the entrepreneur has to supply Evira with the details of the quantities of fertilisers and raw materials imported. This annual notification is requested for at the end of the year.
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The Signal Transduction and LRRK2 Biology Program
Director: R. Jeremy Nichols Ph.D.
Dr. Nichols is the Director of the Signal Transduction and LRRK2 Biology Program here at the Parkinson's Institute and Clinical Center. He received his PhD in 2006 in Microbiology and Molecular Genetics from the Medical College of Wisconsin where he studied the biology of the Vaccinia Related Kinases and virology of vaccinia virus with Dr. Paula Traktman. He then undertook postdoctoral work with Professor Dario Alessi (FRS, FRSE), studying LRRK2 at the MRC Protein Phosphorylation Unit in Dundee, Scotland. He joined the institute as a principal investigator in 2010 and rose to Director of the Signal Transduction and LRRK2 Biology Program in 2013.
The Nichols Lab works to uncover the molecular events that lead to neuronal cell death and pathology that cause Parkinson's disease. Parkinson's disease is a progressive and debilitating disorder with mostly unknown origins, however some patients develop Parkinson's disease from inherited mutations. The primary goal of the Nichols Laboratory is to investigate the function of genes commonly mutated in Parkinson's disease in their normal and mutated state. Primary targets for disease modifying therapies are the proteins that mediate the transfer of signals within and between cells, otherwise known as Signal Transduction. In Parkinson's disease, we believe that new drug targets for disease prevention or modification lie within the signal transduction pathways that intersect with proteins that are found mutated in Parkinson's disease, especially ones that present clinically and pathologically similar to idiopathic disease.
The laboratory focuses on molecular pathways associated with LRRK2, the most common cause of genetic PD. We are testing hypotheses for post-translational modifiers of LRRK2 and identifying novel targets of LRRK2. We also utilize preclinical models of Parkinson's disease that include iPSCs derived from patients and murine models of Parkinson's disease. The program utilizes biochemical, cell biological, stem cell and organismal approaches.
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Grant Recipients
ACG Clinical Research Awards 2015
The ACG Institute for Clinical Research and Education is pleased to announce the award of $,1,082,165 in support of outstanding clinical research in gastroenterology. For 2015, the ACG Institute will support three Junior Faculty Development Grants, at an overall level of $900,000 – an investment in career development which recognizes and supports promising clinical researchers. The 2015 Clinical Research Awards will go to 13 investigators for a total of $301,775.
Founded in 1994, the Institute has provided funding to 574 investigators for research directly relating to the clinical gastrointestinal practice with funding of just over $16.4 million. Thanks to generous support of ACG members and from industry, the ACG Institute has a dedicated source of funds to support clinical research and education priorities.
2015 ACG Junior Faculty Development Grant – $300,000 each
The ACG Junior Faculty Development Grant is a three-year award designed to support a junior faculty member or mid-career clinical investigator of outstanding promise to establish an independent, productive career in gastroenterology or hepatology. This award of $75,000 per year for each of three years provides salary support for protected time to young investigators at critical points in their career development.
The ACG Board of Trustees approved the three awards recommended by the ACG Research Committee from their review of an excellent field of applicants:
Christopher Almario, MD, Cedars-Sinai Medical Center
Automated Evaluation of Gastrointestinal Symptoms (AEGIS): A Pragmatic Clinical Trial Evaluating the Impact of AEGIS on Clinical Outcomes
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The influence of HIV infection on the natural history of nonalcoholic fatty liver disease
2015 ACG Clinical Research Awards
Each year, the College offers Clinical Research Awards of up to $35,000 for original clinical research. The mission of the ACG Clinical Research Awards program is to fund innovative research that is patient-care oriented. The Committee also considers proposals for pilot awards of up to $10,000 within this category. Selected for funding for 2014:
Jasmohan Bajaj, MD, Virginia Commonwealth University and McGuire VA Medical Center
Impact of Proton Pump Inhibitors on Gut Microbiota in Decompensated Cirrhosis
Raymond Cross, MD, University of Maryland, Baltimore
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The Anthropologie store at 50 Rockefeller Plaza always has wonderful window displays. Currently the windows are full of fanciful spring flowers made from colorful recycled drink bottles in shades of pastel pinks, yellows, blues and oranges.
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The Anthropologie store at 50 Rockefeller Plaza always has wonderful window displays. Currently the windows are full of fanciful spring flowers made from colorful recycled drink bottles in shades of pastel pinks, yellows, blues and oranges.
58 comments:
- The Quintessential Magpie said...
How neat, Pat, and I think that was a master stroke to convince people to buy a blood pressure machine! That would be fun, too, to get to see a show being taped.
I loved all of those NYC windows. Stunning! You all have the best window dressings.
Happy Pink Saturday and Valentine's Day as well to you and yours...
Sheila :-)
- February 13, 2010 at 1:02 AM
- Joanne Kennedy said...
What a fun post. Loved seeing 30 Rock! I wish I went in there the last time I was there. Just went by the outside. One day I'll make it to the top!
How fun you got to go to the Dr. Oz show. I love that show.
I'll watch it and see if I can see you there. Where were you sitting?
- February 13, 2010 at 2:44 AM
- diane said...
I would love to visit New York again. It was so long ago and we didn't have time to see much. It is a beautiful city and you have taken great shots. I would get lost in the Swiss chocolate shop and have to eat my way out.
Good advice for women. I have a blod pressure monitor and use it regularly.
- February 13, 2010 at 4:08 AM
- RNSANE said...
Great post, as usual. I, for one, had hypertension, undiagnosed, until I went in to employee health for carpal tunnel. My blood pressure was 200/100! Two weeks later, it was the same so I went to an internist and was started on medication. I had an dobutamine echo cardiogram which showed left ventricular hypertrophy so I'd probably been hypertensive for several yerars! I've lost 25 lbs but I'm still overweight and, even being on two different antihypertensives, my BP is still up!!
- February 13, 2010 at 6:08 AM
- Riet said...
I have only seen dr Oz on the Oprah show several times and I find him great. He explains everything so well.I remember him showing a good and a bad liver. What a difference. I have a bloodpressure machine since a few years as mine used to be very high, sometimes 225 over 110. Medicines didn't work but now I have very new ones and they are perfect.
Happy Valentine.
- February 13, 2010 at 7:10 AM
- Jenny said...
What a great post. I particularly loved the store windows...absolutely gorgeous. Going to the show sounds like fun. Have you gone to the Martha STewart show?
- February 13, 2010 at 8:04 AM
- aliceinparis said...
As always an entertaining and informative post. Loved the candy shop window!
Dr. Oz is amazing. I wonder how he manages to do so much!
- February 13, 2010 at 8:25 AM
- Diane@A Picture is Worth.... said...
Love your post Pat...I've always enjoyed Dr. Oz, but forget about watching him. Wish I could have seen the show with you in the audience!
:) Diane
- February 13, 2010 at 8:35 AM
- Jeanne said...
Good morning Pat. your post today is wonderful. I am sure I told you we (the five sisters) were on the Today Show (in the crowd) a few years ago. I love the Today Show. Your post is so informative and good information to know. I do have a blood pressure machine and I think everyone should have one after a certain age. I want to watch that show.
I love your photos of the shop windows. The Godiva chocolate is one of my faves. I worked in banking and one of my customers gave me a box of Godiva chocolates. I brought them home and hid them from my kids. HA! I already had several boxes of Whitman's from my customers and gave them to the kids. One of my children found the Godiva box and ate every piece. NOONE would fess up. Years later our youngest son confessed he was the thief. Ha! He owes me still.
Happy Valentines Day dear Pat.
XOXO, Jeanne
- February 13, 2010 at 8:39 AM
- Tales From My Empty Nest said...
Enjoyed my tour of NYC. Thanks so much! I love the Dr. Oz show. He is so cute, plus, he always gives such great information. Hope you have an extra-special Valentine's Day. Love & blessings from NC!
- February 13, 2010 at 8:40 AM
- Foodie with Little Thyme! said...
I love all the valentine windows!
Happy valentine's day!
- February 13, 2010 at 9:02 AM
Had my checkup last month. The shop windows are sooo pretty! I'll have to go back and look at those again--just remembered I can make them bigger!
Interesting about the woman in the audience turning out to have hypertension. Just be looking at her (medical person that you are) would you have guessed? I'll have to find the show. Will you be the one with the camera around your neck? :)
- February 13, 2010 at 9:09 AM
- Old Kitty said...
Hi Pat
OMG but I was screaming when I read about the two human hearts! I'm much too squeamish for my own good! :-) But sometimes you really have to show just how your heart suffers if you don't look after it properly - so good for Dr Oz!
I do like that the idea of wearing red and having all things red to highlight the fight against heart disease.
Oh but look at those window displays! I really really like the recycled pink bottles display - what a clever idea! Best though has to be - and not surprisingly for me - the Teuscher Chocolatier. Wow. I mean this is THE weekend to treat yourself really to some chocolate and you really can't get more spoiled that in this shop. Amazing displays! If I ever saw something like that here - I'd be queueing up well before they opened to get my bit of chocolate! I think it's the care and attention in these displays. It's showing that the shop and their owners take great pride in their produce.
30 Rockefeller Centre is amazing - I love your stunning pic - I felt my neck straining to stare right to the top of this magnificent building! Are visitors able to go right to the top?
Thanks once more for another beautiful look at New York. And oh!! I love the Pink Saturday theme!!! I've just been to How Sweet the Sound blog and am spoilt for pink choices. Pink and red are my absolute favourite colours.
Take care
- February 13, 2010 at 9:23 AM
- Linda Lou said...
Pat, what a wonderful day you had, great shots of the City all decked out for Valentines Day-I would have loved to been at that taping! My blood pressure is a little high, but so is my weight, that's another story, glad you won the blood pressure machine! Happy Valentines Day to you and yours! Linda
- February 13, 2010 at 9:28 AM
My post today addresses heart disease, too....on a very personal level. We have one of those blood pressure devices at home. All of us should have one and follow your advice of staying on top of our blood pressures. I will say, however, that the poor audience member's elevated BP could have been related to the fact that she/he was being taped for a national TV show! I know mine (which is usually fine) would probably be soaring if I was in front of an audience. :)
LOVED the tour of 30 Rock! I recall seeing the area where the skating rink is when I was in NYC. It's all so beautiful. I LOVED your window displays, too!
Well, this was another awesome post, Pat! I hope you have a great Valentine's Day and a wonderful Pink Sat! L, Dana
- February 13, 2010 at 9:29 AM
- Laura in Paris said...
What a nice tour! THank you! (I should do the same for a Paris visit)
- February 13, 2010 at 9:39 AM
Love the hearts and Spring flower window displays. We have one of those monitors -after hubby was diagnosed with high blood pressure.
Happy Valentine's Day
- February 13, 2010 at 9:43 AM
I like Dr Oz and what great gifts.Love the window shopping pictures.
- February 13, 2010 at 10:01 AM
- mbkatc230 said...
Great post Pat. I love Rockefeller Center, what a fabulous building (and I love that show 30 rock too!). How sad that the Rainbow Room is closing! Hopefully they will find someone to take it over soon. Love Dr. Oz, but don't get to see his show much. I love the way he explains things in laymen's terms, but doesn't talk down to his audience. And great advice on blood pressure monitoring. Most times there are no real symptoms, and it can definitely be a killer. Loved this post! Kathy
- February 13, 2010 at 10:03 AM
- Ciao Chow Linda said...
What fun for you to see the Dr. Oz show. I've always wanted to try to get tickets for one of the shows filmed in NYC. You could spend at least two dozen posts writing about the sights and sounds at 30 Rock. Happy V-Day to you.
- February 13, 2010 at 11:01 AM
- Claudia said...
Anthropologie does have the prettiest windows. Loved the visit to 30 Rock - always stop there when in NYC. Now you have me thinking of Godiva....
- February 13, 2010 at 11:18 AM
- Donna said...
It's great to see the Rockefeller Center. The window displays are beautiful.
I can't believe you got to see Dr. Oz. I'll have to look for you on the show!
- February 13, 2010 at 11:33 AM
- Regina said...
Happy Pink Saturday and a Valentine's Day Pat.
Wow! Great photos once again.
I enjoy so much. Love the swarovski shop:). I love NYC though I just been there once.
Thank you for sharing.
- February 13, 2010 at 12:32 PM
- Vee said...
Yes, I'd have been instantly hypertensive, too, if I had been selected for a blood pressure check out of an audience. Ha!
Lots of interesting information here. I had no idea all the businesses located in that one historic building. I love the Anthropologie store windows.
- February 13, 2010 at 1:06 PM
- Jacalyn @ rmebathproducts.com said...
Love the window displays! Thanks for sharing!
- February 13, 2010 at 1:07 PM
- Betsy from Tennessee said...
Hi Pat, I enjoy Dr. Oz.. He is so practical. That would be a neat show to attend. Glad you came home with a free monitor and gift card. NEAT!!!!!
Beautiful pictures of that area of NYC.. I have seen the Today Show many times --from that location.
Watched and loved the Opening Ceremonies of the Olympics last night.
Happy Valentines Day!
- February 13, 2010 at 1:34 PM
Hi Pat, what a great building and a great photograph.
Thank you for taking the photographs of the shops windows dressed for Valentines Day. I have never heard of Dr Oz, I do have my own BP machine but don't use it very often. My BP gets high when I go to the doctors or hospital, (white coat syndrome).
Thanks again for a great post, have a good weekend and Happy Valentines Day!! Jackie in UK.
- February 13, 2010 at 1:50 PM
- Helen said...
Well first ~~ I love the NYC photos and wish I could fly cross country for a quick 'fix.'
I have a BP machine, take prescription med to control my BP and love how the good doctor interacts with his audience - in the studio and at home.
Happy Weekend!
- February 13, 2010 at 2:05 PM
- The Muse said...
Pat, may your day...make your heart pitter patter...and cause your face to glow~with a smile as big as the one your lovely posts, do for me!
- February 13, 2010 at 3:43 PM
- Judy ~ My Front Porch said...
The perfect Valentine's post...from NYC! Have a great weekend!
Did you know that the Today show is temporarily being broadcast from Grouse Mountain in Vancouver during the Olympics?
- February 13, 2010 at 4:19 PM
- CatHerder said...
Great pics..omg i LOVE DR. OZ!!!! Love the pics of the store windows too..so cool!
- February 13, 2010 at 6:57 PM
- ARLENE said...
Lucky you, Pat! I love Dr. Oz; he was the only reason I used to watch Oprah. I was so glad he got his own show. I've learned so much from watching it. Oh, those chocolates! I've had the champagne truffles (and other stuff) from Teuscher's. Thanks for another great tour.
- February 13, 2010 at 7:07 PM
- nanny said...
Great post Pat.....what a wonderful day you had...windows were all beautiful....I watch Dr. Oz everyday, love the show. Yes you must tell us where you were sitting and wearing/ha I'm sure we will see you!
- February 13, 2010 at 8:05 PM
- Patricia said...
I would love to walk through New York and stop by all those windows. They are so pretty.
Happy Valentine's To You !
Happy Pink Saturday !!! and have a lovely
new week.
- February 13, 2010 at 9:29 PM
- Proud Italian Cook said...
Another great post Pat, and a wake up call to checking our blood pressure regularly. Whats not to like about Dr.Oz, he's so down to earth and real. Thanks for all the photo visuals too. Happy V-Day Pat!
- February 13, 2010 at 10:15 PM
- Tracy said...
Outstanding variety post today, Pat! Anthropologie... *SWOON*...I so want to go there. I drool over their website at least once a week...LOL! Wishing you & yours a very sweet Valentine weekend, my friend--((LOVE & HUGS))
- February 14, 2010 at 5:28 AM
- Gina said...
such a fun day for your Pat..love your audience loot and the window displays are amazing..sooo pretty!..think I would get lost in that chocolate shop! :) Gx
- February 14, 2010 at 5:56 AM
- Edie Marie's Attic said...
Hi Pat!
I love Dr Oz and record his daily show so I don't ever miss it. I've learned so much from him. How awesome to be on his show.
Love seeing your photos of NYC and recognizing things. Great memories.
Happy Valentines Day! hugs, Sherry
- February 14, 2010 at 6:57 AM
- Rosemary said...
Great blog!! Glad to see what the windows were up to this month. I am trying to get my monthly trip into the city but the weather is really driving me crazy! Hopefully this Saturday will be the date. Looking forward to more of your blog.
- February 14, 2010 at 7:58 AM
- La Petite Gallery said...
Here I am in Maine, looking at squirrels. LOOK AT YOU!
going to shows shopping the most wonderful town in America.You lucky
gal...Beautiful post.
I'll get there soon..
- February 14, 2010 at 8:46 AM
- Debbie@Debbie-Dabble said...
Great posting! As a nurse and someone who has high blood pressure, it is so important to monitor your blood pressure to prevent strokes and heart attacks and a host of other problems!!! Loved the NYC pics!
- February 14, 2010 at 9:12 AM
- someplace in thyme said...
Wow Pat, it sounds like you had a wonderful day in and around the city of New York, and you learned something very valuable in the process. Sounds perfect to me. What fun too. Happy Pink Saturday and Happy Valentine's Day. I love the windows of NYC. Char
- February 14, 2010 at 10:39 AM
- Lily Hydrangea said...
wow! you had quite the busy day in Manhattan.
I love Dr. Oz too. I always learn something new from him that helps me take better care of myself.
- February 14, 2010 at 1:09 PM
- Joyce said...
Love Dr. Oz and now I have my husband watching him when I tape any shows he appears on. What a fun day and time to go window shopping too. Really miss NY and will be up in March to see relatives and to eat black and whites and NY Pizza in moderation as Dr. Oz would say:)
- February 14, 2010 at 4:13 PM
- Sara said...
How lovely to see all the neat windows - decorated for the holiday - and reminding us about the need to take care of our hearts.
I didn't know the Rainbow Room was closed. When I was in NYC for an RWA conference - one of the publishers rented the entire Rainbow Room for a party. It was wonderful!
How fun to see the Dr. Oz show. His shows are so educational. And, you won something, too! That's cool!
- February 14, 2010 at 4:45 PM
Wonderful post ... love the perspective a 30 rock in that first photo (and the lovely blue skies too). Looking at your photos brings back memories of MY visit there several years back.
Hugs and blessings,
- February 14, 2010 at 6:33 PM
- Cindy said...
Hog heaven! Oh yes, I am happy to have found you. I love NYC after 1 visit a couple of years ago. I love all the beauty you shared.
Happy Pink Valentines Day.
- February 14, 2010 at 9:56 PM
- Such a Wondrous Place this Faery Space said...
Thanks for the lovely visit! Blessings dear.
- February 15, 2010 at 7:53 AM
- My name is PJ. said...
You are a registered nurse! Yowza, I did not know that!!
I was at 30 Rock in 1996 to see the Rosie O'Donnell show. It was awesome!!!
Thanks for touring me around NY sites again. I love coming here!!
- February 15, 2010 at 7:57 AM
- annie said...
Looks like you had a great time.
Glad you shared it with us too.
- February 15, 2010 at 7:57 AM
- Marg said...
Sounds like a perfect day. Lots of activities packed in and then to see Dr. OZ, He is so funny..but hits you where it hurts.
- February 15, 2010 at 11:53 AM
- Catherine said...
Nice to see New York again, it must be cold up there! love the swiss chocolate! Catherine
- February 15, 2010 at 5:00 PM
- Just a little something from Judy said...
This has got to be one of my favorite posts mainly because I would like to visit every single one of these places. The Anthropologie store and the Today Show set would be my top choices. Thank you for sharing this with us. A beautiful way to spend the Valentine's Day weekend.
- February 15, 2010 at 7:32 PM
- black eyed susans kitchen said...
Beautiful pictures, Pat! I have actually learned a few things from Dr. Oz...he has an honest, to the point attitude that I think is very helpful. The chocolate shop window is just gorgeous.
♥, Susan
- February 16, 2010 at 10:54 AM
- Dishesdone said...
My husband used to work over at 30 Rock a few years back. Exciting place to be every day! How neat you got to see Dr. Oz! Anthroplogie is one my favorite stores, can never resist their dishes. Fun, fun place.
I always enjoy your trips to the city!
- February 16, 2010 at 11:39 AM
- Terri Smith said...
Outstanding post! Again Pat, your photographs are phenomenal! Felt as if I were right there! And what a wonderful gift-card idea. That's it..I'm definitely relocating to NY!
- February 16, 2010 at 1:34 PM
- PEA said...
I'm very familiar with 30 Rockefeller Plaza, not because I've ever been there in person but because it's the address where I've written many a celebrity for their autographed photo! lol I have thousands in my collection:-) How awesome that you were able to go be part of the audience for the Dr. Oz show. I watch it almost every day and as you say, you get to learn so much. I check my blood pressure every time I go to the pharmacy which is usually once or twice a week. Lucky you to have gotten a blood pressure monitor as well as a gift card:-)
I hope I don't miss that episode because I suffered from agoraphobia for 11 years and it's only in the last 8 years that I've overcome it with the help of medication and professional help. It's wonderful to be able to go out again and just enjoy life. I think that's why I embrace every day when I wake up in the morning:-) I don't wish agoraphobia on anyone, it's absolutely awful not being able to get out of the house without panicking.
Love all the pictures you took of the window displays...now I'm hungry for chocolate:-) xoxo
- February 16, 2010 at 6:55 PM
- Christina said...
What an amazing post. The angels, took my breath away.
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I have to confess to struggling with Card four. Finally another PML Card from the Beautiful You set was the break through and the card was then very quick to assemble one I decided a mixture of images of gold embossing on both black and white cardstock.
That's all for today, lots more fun to be had. Always remember you can ask me any questions via the comment section below or send me and email (the link in the right coloumn)
Until next time...Cheers!


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Egal, ob übersteuerte oder mit mit einer Rauschfahne behaftete Audiofiles, egal ob Knistern, Knacken, Klirren oder irgendwelche anderen Störgeräusche – RX hat mit seinen diversen Tools die Lösung für jedes Problem und hat sich in vielen Fällen als die letzte Rettung für Toningenieure erwiesen, die Fehler in bereits abgeschlossenen Aufnahmen beheben oder historische Aufnahmen aufarbeiten mußten.
Der Industriestandard für die Restauration von Audio Daten ist schon seit langem iZotope RX. Die neueste Version RX6 bundelt viele Editierfunktionen in sich, für die bisher eigene Editoren eingesetzt werden mussten.
RX 6 ist unverzichtbar für Audio-Restaurierung, Mastering, Videoproduktion, forensische Analyse sowie für fast alle anderen Audioanwendungen
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Enhance your audio and video editing software with the unique tools and groundbreaking new improvements of RX 6 Audio Editor noise reduction software. Repair, enhance, and restore problematic production audio — from plosives to microphone bumps to inconsistent levels — and dramatically improve sound quality and clarity.
The Advanced version adds industry-first enhancements, like the new De-plosive and updated Leveler modules, to instantly eliminate plosives in your dialogue with total transparency and smooth out volume inconsistencies.
Instant audio repair. With a single mouse gesture, paint away problems using a visual editing tool that lets you directly interact with your audio.
Faster turnaround times. With a renewed focus on workflow enhancements and solution-oriented tools, RX 6 minimizes the number of steps needed to solve various audio repair problems.
Dialogue production re-defined. Pioneering tools are designed not just to enhance the existing process and quality of dialogue production, but set the industry standard for cleaning up, repairing, and editing dialogue.
RX comes in two distinct versions. RX 6 Audio Editor and RX 6 Advanced Audio Editor, the flagship product in the RX Post Production Suite. RX 6 Advanced Audio Editor is designed for professional post production audio engineers who demand best in class audio processing tools and deep controls. RX 6 Audio Editor delivers the essential tools any audio editor needs to repair and enhance audio for their productions.
ADV De-plosive
Improve the quality of your dialogue by removing plosive pops and mic bumps that can occur during a recording. Intelligent analysis detects the presence of a plosive in between the desirable harmonics of a dialogue or vocal signal. It then transparently reduces the plosive far more effectively than simply using an EQ to roll off the low end (which lacks precision and also affects dialogue frequencies).
ADV Leveler
Level the volume of your dialogue with consistency, while keeping the breathes and sibliances lower. Take hours of production dialogue and non-destructively level it out in just a few minutes, leaving you time for fine tuning and creative mixing.
ADV Ambience Match & AudioSuite Plug-in
Fill in consistent ambience beds under constructed sentences and ADR lines right from within Pro Tools AudioSuite. No longer spend hours of time manually looping sections of ambience under a scene with ADR and broken up sentences.
ADV EQ Match
Create a consistent sonic sound between two different dialogue recordings (for example, matching ADR to production audio. Save time editing by easily producing EQ consistency between dialogue lines without manually trying to match their EQs.
ADV Loudness
Ensure compliance with international broadcast standards.
The Loudness module quickly makes any mix compliant with network standards across the world, so you can export and deliver your mix to multiple networks. Simply enter the desired True Peak and LKFS values, and click Process. The module will indicate what the loudness measurements are for your audio (integrated, shorterm, momentary, range loudness, and true peak); you can then select a preset or set a desired target Integrated Loudness and True Peak value for the program audio.
Instant Process Tool
Directly and intuitively paint away audio problems on the spectrogram within the timeline. Intuitively cleanup and repair audio in a quick and immediate way that will save many mouse clicks. Instant Process is a mode that may be toggled on/off. When Instant Process is on, any selection you make is immediately processed. Simply paint an audio problem away without needing to open a module, choose settings, and then click Process. Instant Process offers several different modes (Attenuate, De-click, Fade, and Gain, and Replace) which will instantly process the settings present in the named module/tab.
Module Chain
Process multiple modules (preset) at once, reducing the amount of mouse clicks. Get quick results and save time on a project that contain problematic audio needing multiple processes to get cleaned up.
Corrective EQ
Surgically reduce and remove problematic frequencies.
The Corrective EQ module can often be a simple first step to preparing a file for cleanup and repair. Now with a new easy-to-use UI, 6 fully parametric bands and new filters to be used for cutting harsh high frequencies, rolling off low rumbles, reducing standing waves from a boomy location recording or increasing the intelligibility of dialogue.
De-clip repairs digital and analog clipping artifacts that result when A/D converters are pushed too hard or magnetic tape is over-saturated. De-clip can be extremely useful for saving recordings that were made in a single pass, such as live concerts or interviews, and any audio that cannot be re-recorded.
Reduce some of the reverb from a recorded space in order to make the dialogue useable. Salvage recordings of dialogue containing too much reverb/acoustic space without needing to spend time/money on a reshoot or ADR. Take control over the amount of ambient space captured in a recording: make large cathedrals sound like small halls and make roomy vocals sound like they were recorded in a proper studio space. With easy-to-use controls and powerful technology under the hood, it's an essential tool for anyone seeking a tighter mix.
RX Connect
Integrate a quick workflow between your DAW/NLE and RX Audio Editor to utilize all the repair/enhancement modules needed to cleanup production audio. For Pro Tools RX Connect now supports clip-by-clip and handles which preserves the boundaries of clips, so you can conform to future picture changes with ease. RX Monitor enables you to monitor your audio from the RX Audio Editor application through your host application (i.e. Pro Tools, which does not allow other applications to use their hardware simultaneously).
Dialogue De-noise
Restore problematic vocal or production audio recordings in real time. The zero-latency Dialogue De-noise real-time plug-in is the most powerful denoiser focused on dialogue treatment. When unwanted background and ambient noise threaten the quality of dialogue recordings, Dialogue De-noise replaces the need for costly and time-consuming automated dialogue replacement (ADR) — ensuring professional sounding results, every time. And with an intuitive "set it and forget it" workflow that automatically adjusts to changing noise profiles, those working in high-end post production houses as well as home studios will find it incredibly easy to use.
With an algorithm specifically tuned to keep dialogue as pristine as possible, Dialogue De-noise can treat most problems right out of the box — potentially saving you hours of time.
Spectral Repair
Visually isolate and paint away to remove any unwanted sounds.
Spectral Repair is the key to discovering what your waveform won't show you. Use familiar drawing tools to identify and select problem frequencies and unwanted sounds. Salvage unusable material by filling in audio gaps instantly. With a unique visualization and a variety of selection tools at your fingertips, Spectral Repair lets you get closer to your audio — and take a hands-on approach to repairing and enhancing it.
Once a problem sound has been identified, the Spectral Repair algorithms available either in the module or Instant Process Tool, are able to resynthesize the audio while taking into consideration tonal harmonics, nonlinear pitch changes like vibrato, background noise characteristics and transient events. With the power of these tools, you can remove or attenuate unwanted, interfering sounds — from barking dogs and breath noises to string squeaks, fret noise, and missed/wrong notes.
RX 5 Advanced Audio Editor includes a multi-resolution mode that more accurately separates unwanted noise and desired audio.
ADV iZotope Insight®
Visualize your mix and comply with loudness standards.
The Insight real-time plug-in (a $499 value) is bundled with RX 6 Advanced Audio Editor.
Reduce unwanted background noise quickly and easily.
De-noise provides natural noise reduction with unparalleled clarity and control. Built with the most troublesome audio imperfections in mind, De-noise removes unwanted tonal and broadband noise from any type of recording — such as music, old recordings, home movies, production recordings, and more. With transparent noise suppression technology that minimizes artifacts, the De-noise module is carefully designed to preserve the character of your audio.
RX 5 Advanced Audio Editor features Adaptive Mode, which analyzes changing noise profiles and fixes audio imperfections automatically. It's the ideal choice for fast, efficient audio repair on the fly.
Eliminate clicks, crackles, pops and digital impulse noises.
De-click automatically identifies and removes clicks, pops and digital impulse noises that can ruin a listening experience. Turn to De-click when polishing audio transfers and other recordings suffering from quality degradation, digital errors, mouth noises, and interference from cell phones. For the toughest click and crackle problems, Interpolate Mode allows you to make manual sample-level corrections to audio.
De-crackle is designed to treat continuous background crackle from sources such as vinyl, but can also treat problems like dry-mouthed spoken word and reed noise from woodwind instruments.
Remove electrical hum and line noise.
De-hum automatically identifies the base frequency of unwanted hum, and precisely removes it from the recording along with harmonics — ensuring a clean overall sound without electrical interference. For more complex hum and buzz removal, the module also automatically recommends when to use De-noise instead, so you'll always have the best tool at hand for the job. The "Adaptive" mode removes hum that changes in frequency over time.
Additional Features
Operating system requirements:
Both RX 5 Audio Editor and RX 5 Advanced Audio Editor can be used as a standalone audio editor, as a standalone audio editor connected to your host via RX Connect, or as a suite of plug-ins.
In addition to being available in RX 5 Audio Editor's standalone mode, the modules are also compatible as plug-ins for popular hosts like
Windows 7/8
Mac OS X 10.7 - 10.10 (Intel-based Macs only)
Plug-in formats:
Note: Compatible with both 32-bit and 64-bit hosts.
iZotope products support three methods of authorization. The method that will be best for you is based on the machine(s) on which you want to install your iZotope products.
Produkt Aktivierung:
Zur Autorisierung / Aktivierung des Produktes benötigen Sie eine Internet Verbindung (Challenge/Response)


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I took this picture in the woods behind my house. There are a few old barns and cars back there that no one uses so I thought it would be a cool spot to take pictures of. I really like the rule of thirds in this picture. I like that not the whole wheel barrow is in it, but you still clearly know that it's a wheel barrow. The horizontal line draws your eye to the wheel barrow. I really like this picture.
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The Highway Agency is the body responsible for looking after English motorways and Major A roads. Its National Traffic Control Centre gathers together information on how traffic is flowing on all the roads under its authority. Now the agency has created its own app to allow you to quickly look up traffic conditions on toads you're about to use.
When you start up the app it uses your location to give you the traffic news for roads around you covering everything from congestion and accidents, to road closures and restrictions due to road works. The app has recently been updated with a quicker and clearer interface and is a must have for anyone who spends a lot of time on the road. However, it's worth noting that only English roads are covered, as different agencies look after Scottish and Welsh routes.
Live Traffic Info is easy to use and provides really useful information on current traffic conditions in your area.


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Kenny Gamble
Mr. Gamble has founded or helped to build numerous organizations that had a sole purpose of helping the African-American community, including the African American Foundation, The Universal Community of Truth, the South Philadelphia Ministries Task Force, The Philadelphia Music Foundation, and his biggest and most successful, Universal Companies.» Visit Kenny Gamble's Web Site
Sandra Dungee-Glenn
Ms. Dungee Glenn's career spans over 30 years in public policy, electoral politics, education and community organizing. As President of the American Cities Foundation for over 12 years she mobilized business and civic leaders, elected officials, clergy, and the educational community in pursuit of opportunities and improved life outcomes, particularly for the disadvantaged segment of this region. She currently is the CEO of Harambee Institute of Science and Technology Charter School» Visit Sandra Dungee-Glenn's Web Site
David Dix
David Dix is a senior partner with Luminous Strategies; a Pennsylvania based political consulting, marketing and government relations firm. He also works as a consultant for Tripp Umbach, a Pittsburgh based market research firm. David has been involved in politics since his teen years and brings a wealth of leadership and political experience, as well as a national network of politicos from both sides of the aisle.» Visit David Dix's Web Site
Otis Bullock, Esq
Otis Bullock is an attorney with a combination of cross-functional experience in law, government, and nonprofits. He is a strong leader who is mission-driven and results-oriented, with a unique ability to understand, develop and simplify complex systems to improve local communities. As Executive Director of Diversified Community Services, Otis has dedicated his career to fighting poverty, strengthening communities, and ensuring equal opportunity for all Philadelphians.» Visit Otis Bullock, Esq's Web Site
Dawn Chavous
Dawn Chavous is the founder and President of Chavous Consulting, LLC, a boutique woman/minority owned management consulting firm located in Philadelphia, PA that combines proven grassroots strategies with cutting edge innovation. The firm believes that their success is determined by their clients success. Chavous Consulting, LLC specializes in strategic planning, community engagement, campaign management, government relations, fundraising, and event planning. The firm is committed to not only getting the job done but exceeding their client's expectations.» Visit Dawn Chavous's Web Site
Rev. Bill Moore
Rev. William B. Moore joined the Board of Directors of United Bank of Philadelphia in 1992 as a founding director. Rev. Moore has been the Pastor of Tenth Memorial Baptist Church, Philadelphia, PA since 1971. He also has served as the Deputy Director at the Philadelphia Parking Authority from 2000 to present.» Visit Rev. Bill Moore's Web Site
Ryan Boyer
Ryan N. Boyer serves as Business Manager of the Laborers' District Council of Metropolitan Philadelphia and Vicinity. Ryan Boyer also serves as the Chairman of the Board at Delaware River Port Authority of Pennsylvania & New Jersey.» Visit Ryan Boyer's Web Site
Dr. Molefei Asante
Dr. Molefi Kete Asante created the country's first African-American studies Ph.D. program at Temple University in 1987. Outside of his work at the university, he established the Molefi Kete Asante Institute.» Visit Dr. Molefei Asante's Web Site
Dr. Kevin R. Johnson
As President/CEO of Opportunities Industrialization Center (OIC) of Philadelphia, he has increased OIC's hospitality job placement from low 60s to nearly 80 percent and developed a new vision to expand its workforce training to include: energy, construction, manufacturing, and technology training. In 2016 OIC will launch a coding boot camp, CODE OIC or (Creating Opportunities to Diversify Economy OIC), to create an employment pipeline for minority youth and young adults in the tech industry.» Visit Dr. Kevin R. Johnson's Web Site


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What if there was a central hub for gaming in America? Like, a "gaming state" or "gaming city" that's known specifically for it's high volume of gamers. Would we specifically try to find a job there and move there?
What if we all moved there?
Japan is pretty small geographically compared to the USA. Many gamers are spread out. We could say that this theoretical gaming state already exists in Japan, since anywhere you want to go in Japan is no more than a day's ride on the subway. Though, moving there requires not only leaving the country but also learning a new language which simply isn't logical/practical/realistic for many of us.
But what if there was an extremely large and accommodating arcades and game centers in a place like Vegas, the city that's already known for something similar to gaming: gambling. Theoretically this is the most ideal spot because people already frequently visit there just for vacations. While visiting some random area in PA with nothing in around it but the world's-best arcade doesn't sound particularly interesting, visiting Vegas for an arcade "plus everything else" does. And this is most likely why it was decided that the Evolution national tournaments are held in Vegas.
But Evo's something that happens just once a year. I'm wondering if people would actually consider moving to Vegas if there was year-round comp in Vegas.
Long ago I theorized that cyber cafe's and arcades should merge since they generally tend to attract the same breed of people. So, imagine for a moment a Casino opens a daughter-building that houses an internet cafe, an arcade, and also supplies access to pay-to-play consoles (via membership cards or something). It'd be fairly all-inclusive, with gambling and hotels right next door, and especially being in a city where you can find just about everything else.
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Bearded Ladies workshop
Ever wondered what you would look like with facial hair? Want to try that infamous three day stubble? Or just get some burns to bring out your delicate features?
Get together with other ladies and get bearded!
Things to bring
if you've got any of these please bring them along:
- make up brush (the wide one for putting on powder)
- mirror
- scissors
- hairgel
- mastic gum (the one you put on your face, not the one you put around doors)
- artificial hair
- condoms (need at least one per person)
you might want to consider bringing a second pair of briefs. Can be more comfortable for the package.
Depending on how much you want to macho it up, you might want to bring/wear some macho clothing:
- biggish shoes give the impression of bigger feet, you want to take up lots of space so, what's easier than to size up your footprint.
- wide trousers, that sit on you hip bones rather than your waist, could come with a belt
- shirt that doesn't have a tailored waist. rather wide and longish
- wide elastic bandages for avoiding that telling cleavage.
- hats are always great
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I have wanted to know how to do this for years,
just by accident found this website "londonfreeschool"BUT too late
(will this be offered again and if so when and where?)
and also could you pass along my contact info to the organizer/teacher of the workshop
did not even know about the 2-3 day event/workshops on any of the subject in advance (and a wide variety of the classes were interesting to me)
also looks like you had puppet making was those only hand puppets/sock puppets etc OT were they marionettes(as would like to make a marionette ?)and was the class only for children or were adult welcome
also have been trying to find free(have limited income)
classes on Permaculture, find when they use the word "sustainability" online tend to be classes only for those with lots of money


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KYM is there a host at the visitor center at needle rock, if so are they stuck on the other side.
Hi Kim. thanks for this report. Do you know if Carla is stuck down there? And do you know if the slide happened a week ago or today? I am one of the camp hosts at Needle Rock and can help with support for her and Needle rock? I have emailed her as well but cell reception is spotty down there. Thanks for your time and amazing reporting! It is much appreciated.
I was the host there for the month of March from '87 to '94 and one of those years a slide closed the road for three weeks. It was great. If you gotta be stuck somewhere it's a great place to be stuck. I had a friend bring supplies to the slide once and that was it. Good to go. No cell phone or email down there at that time. Just sublime peace.
Sounds nice!!
Cant wait to get stuck there. What a sweet place.
Alls well at Needle Rock. Thanks for all the concerns and well wishes. Hello to hosts. Visitor Center staffed throughout closures. Those who wanted to reach hosts have succeeded. Rangers on hand when needed. Will post when road clears. Thanks Kym
Isn't that Bear Harbor Road?


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Who are your people? We know it's important to be connected, but it's hard to build lasting friendships.
What if taking one simple step changed everything?
At 902 Church, we're trying to make it easier for you to find people who share your interests.
We know that when you get together with people and have fun, you'll begin to grow into a strong community that serves and grows together.


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Ingrid's song "Blood Brothers" has been chosen as the anthem for a support video to Russia from Human Rights Campaign!
HRC announced that they are donating $100,000 to support the Russian LGBT Movement in a Holiday Greeting video to Russia. The video features celebrities such as Kristen Bell, Kevin Bacon, Jamie Lee Curtis and many others sporting the Russian version of HRC's Love Conqures Hate T-shirt. Sales of the shirt have enabled HRC to donate their net proceeds to support LGBT advocates in Russia.
You can learn more about the Love Couquers Hate Campaign and see the video here!


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Volume 17, Number 46 | April 8 14, 2005
Wils removed from C.B. 1 as Fields moves against Downtown leader
Manhattan Borough President C. Virginia Fields announced on Wednesday that she took Madelyn Wils off Community Board 1.
In a statement issued late Wednesday afternoon, Fields wrote that her decision not to reappoint Wils, the boards chairperson, was two-fold, citing that it has always been my policy to give new people an opportunity to distinguish themselves and that Wils presence on several high profile boards including the Hudson River Park Trust Foundation, to which Fields appointed Wils, may adversely impact on her ability to adequately and fully participate as a Community Board member.
Fields also cited Wils position on the boards of the Lower Manhattan Development Corp. and the Downtown Alliance. Her plan not to reappoint Wils was first reported in last weeks UnderCover column in Downtown Express.
Chairperson since 2000, Wils was elected by C.B. 1 members to serve another two-year term as leader last June, a month after Fields informed her that she would not be reappointed to the board this spring. Wils did not disclose during her campaign that her appointment was in question.
I dont understand what this conflict is between Virginia Fields and Madelyn [Wils], said one board member who requested anonymity. Regardless, when she ran to be re-elected for a two-year term in June she didnt tell the community that it was going to expire nine months later.
Less than two hours after Fields released her statement, Wils appeared at a C.B. 1 meeting on education. Wils chaired the meeting even though Charles Walker, a spokesperon for Fields, said her removal was effective as of March 31. The subject of her removal was not discussed while she was there and she declined to comment as she was leaving.
A letter-signing campaign to keep Wils on the board, steered by co-chairperson Richard Kennedy, was underway through early this week with Kennedy calling and visiting board members and garnering signatures in various hallways.
According to one board member, Kennedy had collected 28 signatures comprising the majority of the board by Tuesday.
She was certainly the right leader at the right time, said board member Tim Lannan, who added that additional efforts were made by various board members collectively and individually to keep Wils on the board, although he would not elaborate on what those efforts were. Lannan spoke before Fields released her statement.
It seems harsh not to reappoint her during the last year that she can serve as chairperson, said board member Bill Love, who worries that removing her mid-term would be disruptive for the board.
Wils term expired retroactively on March 31, according to Walker in Fields office. Walker added that the decision had been made last May, although as recently as Wednesday afternoon, he refused to tell UnderCover if Wils had been removed from the board. Kennedy will replace her as co-chairperson until an election can be held on June 20, said Walker. Kennedy is among the candidates for Wils job, Walker added.
Board member Julie Menin, a Financial District resident who founded Wall Street Rising after 9/11, Anthony Notaro, chairperson of C.B. 1s Battery Park City Committee, and Marc Ameruso, a Tribecan who ran an unsuccessful campaign against Wils last year, are considered likely candidates. Menin and Notaro are considered the frontrunners by at least a few board observers.
A major player in the Downtown community, Wils has friends in high places, among them Assembly Speaker Shelly Silver and Robert De Niro, her boss at the Tribeca Film Institute. Her appointments to other boards gives her an added cache when brokering Downtown projects.
Silver called the decision unfortunate for the Lower Manhattan community in a statement to UnderCover. I am confident that Madelyns wisdom, dedication and commitment to our community will continue and I look forward to continuing to work with her.
Silver said she excelled in each of her roles, but a few board members and community representatives have expressed concern in the recent past about the many hats she wears, wondering if her alliances are always clear.
In a February interview with Downtown Express, Wils insisted that C.B. 1 was a more effective board because of her prominent position in the community, not despite it.
For the first time this board has someone who can actually negotiate for the people down there because theyre sitting not outside, but inside, she said. When youre sitting inside the room, you get to speak about issues that are important to your constituents. When youre sitting outside the room, those people dont necessarily hear it and they
dont hear it the same way.
But the board was not entirely aligned behind Wils, and for all the board members who threw their support behind her there were many who did not. Madelyn is a somewhat controversial person, there are people on the board who do not like her style of leadership, Love, who signed the missive on Sunday night, said Tuesday.
Several reluctant board members found the harried effort to save Wils position alarming.
It was huge pressure, said one board member who requested anonymity and received numerous phone calls and e-mails in the last week, including one from Kennedy who insisted only a verbal signature was necessary to sign the epistle that he dictated over the phone.
Also feeling the pressure from Kennedy and others, board member Tom Goodkind called Fields office for advice after Kennedy called and tried to go to his midtown office. A spokesperson in Fields office urged Goodkind not to sign the memo, indicating a statement would be released Wednesday.
Kennedy did not return repeated calls for comment about the letter.
But Fields motives might be less about over-booked daily planners than they are about politics. Fields, who is climbing up in the polls in her race to unseat Mayor Bloomberg, is not the first borough president to give an outspoken board member the axe during a mayoral bid.
The borough president might be taking cues from her chief opponent: Freddy Ferrer. In 1996, while he was Bronx Borough President and a mayoral hopeful against Rudy Giuliani, Ferrer ousted longtime Bronx Community Board 10 member Arthur Taub in a move that was regarded as politically motivated.
Ferrer never did pull ahead of Ruth Messinger, the Manhattan Borough President most eager to lose to Giuliani.
E.P.A. delay
The E.P.A. World Trade Center Expert Technical Review Panel meeting, set for April 11, has been cancelled, leaving community members to wonder when if ever the 17-member panel will meet again.
If only once out of five months you have a meeting, whats happening to the momentum of the program? said Catherine McVay Hughes, the panels community liaison.
Since the panels chair Paul Gilman resigned on Nov. 30, the typically monthly meetings to determine the extent of W.T.C. dust contamination and what to do about it have ceased almost entirely. Since last November, here has only been one meeting in February led by interim chair Tim Oppelt.
On Tuesday, Senator Hillary Clinton who called for the creation of the panel in 2003 with U.S. Rep. Jerrold Nadler, met with E.P.A. administrator hopeful Steven Johnson to throw her support behind the forsaken panel. I urge you to reschedule the meeting to occur no later than May, she penned in a missive to the nominee, who is awaiting senate confirmation this week.
But the E.P.A. says not to worry; the panel is toiling away at a draft sampling plan and will reschedule in a few weeks. We needed those meetings to determine what the plan should look like, spokesperson Michael Brown said of the monthly meetings that are no longer. Now we have a very clear picture of what the plan should look like.
At least someone has a clear picture of what is going on.
Shelly & Mad Dog
During an interview on WFANs Mike and the Mad Dog show Wednesday, Met fan Shelly Silver, a.k.a. the speaker of the state Assembly, offered my condolences on Mariano blowing another save. After Chris Mad Dog Russo said he was a Mets Fan, Silver said I know. I was offering them to Mike. Yank fans were relieved that Derek Jeter bailed out the closer with a walk-off homer Tuesday. The speaker also spoke about the proposed Jets stadium saying Cablevision looked to have a strong case against the M.T.A. He repeated his concerns about the stadium and said there was no reason to decide anything before we know if the city will get the Olympic Games in 2012. You know, I told the mayor, when he went to Athens for the Olympics this past summer
I told him, mayor, do you know what occupied your seat the week before you entered the stadium? He said No. I told him, a WET PAINT sign. They had just built the stadium.
Pier Repair
The deal may not be sealed on Pier A, the Victorian wonder at the edge of Battery Park, but the construction crew is already sinking anchor. Later this month, workers will arrive to shore up the siding, bringing an end to an era of unsightly scaffolding that hid the silver and green berth beneath. Theyll also start laying floors and begin other interior work, said Paul Samulski, creative director for William B. Wachtel, one of the propertys managing partners who also recently laid his hands on a piece of New York Waterway, a floundering ferry company.
No landlord Resnick
Developer Scott Resnick will not be fielding phone calls about leaky faucets and drafty windows when the 260 apartments at Site 5C hit the market. Hes forgoing the lucrative Liberty Bonds and selling the units off as condos, a move that has some community folks fretting about even more crowding at nearby P.S. 234, since condos often bring with them more long term residents, a.k.a. families.
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