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Two weekends ago some friends and I went to Chengdu for our three-day independent study weekend. Chengdu is a great city. It's cute and clean and warm with a lot of cute coffee shops and shopping streets. We all instantly loved the city, even our friend that kind of hates China, loved Chengdu. She also thought she hated tofu but it turned out there was, in fact, a tofu for her! (I'm a big tofu fan so I counted this as a slightly personal victory.) In Chengdu we went to Le Shan Da Fo (乐山大佛) which is a mountain that has the world's largest stone Buddha. My friend Alex and I were the only ones who wanted to wait in the really long line to see the Buddha from the base of the cliff and it was really incredible, I love the pictures from that day. Definitely one of my favorite things I've seen in China!
The second day we hiked Emei Shan (峨嵋山). It was really foggy, so in the way of a view there wasn't much. However, when we were hiking up to the Golden Summit (and I had done no prior research) but I was thinking you know, "Goldennn Summit" pff yeah right. But then we got to the top where there was a HUGE, GOLDEN, multi-headed, Buddha statue and temple. It was really beautiful and a great surprise.
The third day we saw…PANDAS! They are just as cute as you would imagine. The zoo is huge and looks more like an ecological/botanical park than a zoo. It was also super cheap for a whole day in a beautiful park with pandas: only 58RMB for the student entrance fee which is less than $10. The panda's enclosures are very open, they have low fences and the pandas have a lot of space to roam or just sit and eat bamboo. There are also peacocks that have free range of the park. One flew from a tree and landed right next to us, we all flipped out.
About our upcoming trip! We just finished one of our four big Chinese tests and tomorrow we are heading on a two-week field research trip along the ancient route of the Silk Road! This is organized by the Alliance study abroad program and the Silk Road is the theme of our study abroad program in Xi'an. I'm really excited about my capstone paper for the Silk Road class. For my capstone I decided to focus on Uyghur music (an ethnic Muslim minority group in China concentrated in the Xinjiang region). I've started my research and the literature is so interesting on Uyghur music! Most of the articles have to do with how the PRC appropriates minority music for political purposes through state-sponsored concerts and how this affects the image and identity of many minority groups by exoticizing and even feminizing them. On our trip I hope I will have the opportunity to talk to some locals about Uyghur music and maybe even see some live Uyghur music performances.
Our itinerary looks amazing. We will be visiting old oasis towns in both Xinjiang and Gansu province. A really broad outline:
First stop is to Dunhuang to see the Mogao Grottos and take a sunset ride on camels (ahh! :0)
Then it's to Urumqi for some hiking, a mummy museum and a cultural exchange with local college students.
Then Kuqa to visit Xinhe, a musical instrument artisanal village. Then we're going to a desert and a forest (in the same day).
Then to Kuqa's Grand Mosque and Grand Bazaar and afterwards to Tianshan Shenmi Canyon.
The next day we will go to Kizil Thousand Buddha Caves and the Subashi Ruins (these are desert Ruins of an old Buddhist temple).
We will then make our way to Aksu for a visit to Tianshan Shenmu Park and dinner with a local farmer family. Then back to Urumqi! To see the Xinjiang Grand Bazaar and then back to Xi'an.
I can't wait! Will post pictures when back in Xi'an!
Similar to 'reading day,' Bond University has a week off before final exams commence. Most of the study abroad students take this as a vacation because we haven't had any (official) days off this semester. Bond runs on a trimester system, so they don't have 'Spring Break' or anything. They get 3 weeks off between each semester. I've wanted to go to Melbourne for a while, especially to see little blue penguins in the wild. I went from Friday to Tuesday with my friend Becca. It was a pretty packed trip. When we got there on Friday, we explored the city, went into a bunch of free museums and watched a free comedy show. We got dinner with my friend Leah from my high school (and Northeastern) who is studying abroad a bit out of the city. It's so weird seeing people you know in a different country, definitely nice though!
On Saturday we did a Great Ocean Road tour. A lot of time was spent on the tour bus, the road is about 250km! (150 miles). I still haven't gotten used to these conversions. We stopped every once in a while for sight seeing and pictures. We also saw koalas in the wild. The tour was from 7am to about 9pm so it was a long day.
The next day, we went on a tour from 9am to 10pm. It was a wildlife tour, including stops at a wildlife sanctuary, several beautiful beaches, the fallen London Bridge, and last but not least, Phillip Island. The wildlife sanctuary had albino kangaroos which was very interesting! As for penguins, hundreds of little blue penguins reside on Phillip Island. At the New England Aquarium, where I did my first co-op with the penguins, we have little blue penguins as well.
Every night at Phillip Island, hundreds of penguins come out of the ocean to make their way back to their burrows after a long day of hunting and swimming. Seeing them in the wild was indescribable and it filled me with emotions. I was tearing up and it made me so incredibly happy! 13 out of the 18 species of penguins are currently endangered or vulnerable to endangerment. The little blues are not of those 13 species, but things can change very quickly, and it's hard to keep tabs on how many of them there are. They may be vulnerable to endangerment and we may not even know it. Penguins are very dear to my heart and I am extremely passionate about them, so seeing them in the wild was a dream come true.
On Monday, I spent the day at the Melbourne Zoo. My boss at the aquarium worked with the head of Communications at the zoo so I was able to get some behind the scenes action. I spent the day with the zookeepers of the Wild Sea Team. They take care of 24 little blue penguins, 2 pelicans, and currently 2 seals. They only take female seals that are too injured to go back into the wild, or that have been in rehabilitation too long to be able to adjust to life in the wild again. Another requirement is that their seals are ones that have been injured due to human causes. It really helps with education and sends a message about how detrimental humans have been to such amazing animals. They only take females because their exhibit is not large enough to be comfortable for the large males to live in.
My day at the zoo made me miss the penguins at the NEAq so much! As I am nearing the end of my study abroad, I am very sad to leave Australia. However, I am so lucky to have so many things to look forward to come back home to. My family, friends, coworkers, and school are all things that I am fortunate to have in my life and that will make coming home from this wonderful country a lot more bearable. Being this far away from home has been a challenge, as has being away from my friends at school that I have gotten so close to in the past few years. I am even looking forward to moving back into my apartment.
But enough of that, I will write a reflection about my experience when I get home. I have two finals coming up and I have a lot of studying to do for them. Anyways, Melbourne was amazing, and I'm thrilled that I got to do so much while I was there. Time to get studying, goodbye for now!
THE Great Barrier Reef!!!
3/18/13, Tuesday
So on Sunday night I returned from another amazing adventure, one that I have been wanting to go on for years. On Wednesday morning I went to Cairns with 5 of my American friends who are all SCUBA certified. From Thursday morning to Saturday afternoon we lived on a boat and went diving at the Great Barrier Reef.
The trip was SO much fun and we got to see so many cool things. We did 11 dives in total and each dive was about 40 minutes. We saw jellyfish, sharks, corals, anemones, turtles and dozens of different species of fish. Two of our dives were night dives where we used flashlights (or as Australians call them, torches) so we could see. It was interesting what the nightlife was like underwater. We ended up seeing 2 sharks on one of our night dives (or maybe we just saw the same shark twice, not sure).
Only 3 of our dives were 'guided,' meaning that we were only with an instructor for 3 dives. For the other dives we were in buddy groups. The first dive was guided so we could get a feel of the water, and our first night dive was guided as well because only one of us had been on a night dive before. Another dive one of the instructors, Sam, asked if we wanted him to go with us (just for fun) and I am so glad we said yes! We ended up seeing a turtle and were able to play with it! The turtles are so friendly and we got SO up close. It is interesting that the wildlife was so untroubled by our presence underwater, we were not seen as a threat at all, perhaps at sometime just an annoyance.
The key was to approach the animals slowly so they do not swim away and so that they do not feel threatened. As I write this I am still in awe that I actually got to do this. Definitely a few of the best days of my life and I couldn't have spent it in a better place with better people. It is hard to put in words the beauty of the reef, and even the photographs do not completely capture the magnificence. The Great Barrier Reef is an amazing piece of nature and it is a shame that it is being destroyed by human activity and global warming. Being able to see a part of the reef before it is further damaged is a privilege in itself and I will remember it for the rest of my life.
Now back to the real world and tons of schoolwork,
Week Six of being in China has been pretty eventful! The weather has been getting a lot nicer and into Spring so that makes absolutely everything better. The air quality is better and the flowers are blossoming! I was running today and one petal fell and blew straight into my eye though and it was really uncomfortable for a moment. So hazardous. Also, my classes are getting way more manageable. I think I'm feeling better and better about my Chinese most days. Yee!
Last weekend we went to the LouGuanTai, a Buddhist temple that is a scenic hike up into the mountains outside of Xi'an. It was so nice to get out into nature with some friends and see some green. The temple was really expensive to get into but we were able to take pictures in the doorway, so that's pretty much the same :)) Walking around the trails of bamboo forests with little wooden temples along the way was really worth the trip. We also found a really nice lookout and giant statue of the writer Lao Tze. Oh and we also rode on horses for like 5 minutes! Then they tried to charge us more so we got off but it was really quite thrilling I don't often ride horses.
I've also started volunteering with a kindergarten on campus teaching English! It's only one class a week but it's so much fun. It's also really easy to come up with lesson plans because one of the Chinese teachers set me up with a tutoring gig with his friend's daughter who is also five. It turns out I can reuse the lessons and materials I make for tutoring with teaching at the kindergarten and vice versa. The little girl that I tutor, Chen Chen, is so cute and creative and clever, it's so much fun to be paid to play games with her once a week. The first week I completely underestimated her level, she's only five but I had planned to teach her the seasons, when we got to Spring I asked her if she knew what the picture was and she said, "Springtime, flowers are in blossom" and I was like, Oh WOW we need to do something else. On Wednesday her Mother texted me and just wrote, "I will pick you up at 5:30 and we will go back to our house for the tutoring session tonight". I said that was fine but when we arrived at her house it actually turned out to be a birthday party for Chen Chen! They invited me to eat dinner with them and then one of Chen Chen's friends came over and we had a birthday cake and everyone sang happy birthday in English! Even the grandparents! I was so touched that they invited me to the birthday party. It was really nice to be at home with a family, I was so happy.
I've also started volunteering with the OCAT Xi'an Contemporary Art Museum! I'm super excited about this, I was given a tour by the founder of the Museum for their new Oil Painting exhibit which opened this past weekend. I later found out that this was my training as an English tour guide for the exhibit (posh voice). I went to the opening but nobody needed an English tour merp. But I did give my friend Lauren a tour. She is going to be volunteering at the Museum with me. On Wednesday we had a meeting scheduled with another volunteer who was running really late so we did the tour and we analyzed the artwork (which she is really good at!) and then we did some yoga in the activities space upstairs – she was trying to show me how to chatarunga – which thankfully no one walked in on. When we actually had the meeting, it was super productive! We seem to have full reign of the room upstairs to hold weekly activities every Wednesday. We came up with a list of programs to run by Ma Ying (the person you run things by) that middle school to University students may be interested in taking part in. Some of the ideas we came up with were; a poetry workshop based on the paintings in the exhibit; a workshop/informational session on Chinese-Muslim calligraphy, a workshop where kids bring in trash and we try to make musical instruments out of them and teach them about protecting the environment; and a poetry reading where kids have to draw a picture to go along with a poem. These were a few of our ideas but they have to be approved my Ma Ying before we can start working on any of them. Still, the meeting felt really productive and got me really excited to start working on any one of these programs.
Anyways, I'll keep you updated! I've included pictures of the hike and the Buddhist temple, volunteering at the kindergarten, and we also went to BingMaYong, the Terracotta Warriors (we went on the same day that Michelle Obama went! But we didn't see her.) so included a couple pictures of us there as well.
Guest Blogger: Julie Martine Paquette
Study abroad is not about studying, no matter what your good intentions might be. We know how to study – we've been doing it for over a decade by this point. No, study abroad is about the little details (and the big ones) that separate you from home and teach you about yourself and about the world, not about your college major. Now, as a disclaimer, I did study while I was abroad, but I learned as much, if not more, outside the classroom.
My name is Julie, and I just returned from a semester in Antibes, France. I am a third-year Cultural Anthropology major with minors in Business Administration and History. I began my study of the French language when I was 12 years old. I was looking to continue my practice in France, and the Riviera program was the perfect fit.
I arrived at the peak of the summer season on the Riviera, so I enjoyed three full months of beautiful weather before the cold started to creep in. I kid you not – I was still swimming in November. In Antibes, I was situated between Cannes and Nice, two of France's most famous cities to the south. Both cities were only a short train ride away, as were the French Alps and the Italian border. My apartment was a ten-minute walk from the beach, and it was hard to find a place where you weren't in view of the sea.
Life in Antibes is not like city life. It's much more relaxed than Paris. Life slows down on the beach. I recommend studying there in the fall because, like I said, you start off in peak season. Still, if you want an unparalleled view and a "hidden gem" type of experience, this is the place. The food is delicious and diverse. There are boats everywhere, at all times – you can even take sailing classes with the university if you're so inclined. Most students live in apartments with other students from the abroad program. I lived in a homestay so that I could practice the language more. My host mom, Francoise, was an angel. She was an incredible cook (think fresh, homemade baguettes, daily), a reliable guide, and an great resource for learning the language.
As for the studies, SKEMA's business curriculum is challenging. You will take classes in your language of choice (French or English), but most classes are in English. What sets SKEMA apart is that it integrates its exchange students directly into the school with its "native" students, so you are not in a separate building like in many SA programs. Like any experience, the classes are what you make of them.
Finally, what makes the Sophia program so unique is the CEA experience. This program is small. There were only 10 of us, so it made for a truly personalized experience. We were constantly going on trips and having get-togethers planned by our program director and included (that means free) with the program. She provides an amazing support system. Having so few of us also allowed me to become close to an incredible group of people, with whom I still keep in touch. I can promise that between SKEMA's international student body and CEA's own diverse group of students, you will find companions with whom you can make memories.
If you want to learn more about my experience abroad, feel free to take a look at my blog, http://juliemartinepaquette.wordpress.com/category/sophia-antipolis/. It has pictures of Antibes as well as some other places I visited while I was there. This is not the typical study abroad experience. Keep your eyes open – there are opportunities everywhere. However, if you run out of things to do, there is always the beach.
Welcome to the Riviera, et bonne chance.
Stunning Views and Spanish Eccentricities – Life At Nebrija
Here is an interesting blog about life in Madrid! Thank you API!
Schoolwork, Bali, Wildlife!
Lately I have been swamped with work. Honestly I didn't think I would have to do this much homework while abroad! The assignments I have had since I last wrote include but are not limited to: a Chinese presentation convincing my Chinese class why they should travel to Antarctica (yes, in Chinese), a paper on the threats and opportunities for cyber warfare in China for Chinese defense policy as well as a 15 minute presentation on that topic, a 2 hour Chinese written midterm, numerous profiling reports for my Criminal Profiling class, and the beginning of a case study project for my Learning and Behavior class. Oh yeah, also applying to co-ops for the fall and registering for summer 1 classes.
But the main focus on the entry is my trip to BALI. I left on the morning of Thursday 2/27 and left Bali Monday 3/3. It felt more like five minutes than five days. The flight was around 5 hours. Our days were extremely packed, I'll give a brief overview. Day 1 we settled in to our hotel and walked around the neighborhood. Day 2 consisted of a 15 mile bike ride, an elephant safari, and white water rafting; all of which were absolutely amazing. Day 3 we had a tour of Ubud and rice fields. Day 4 we went to the largest temple in Bali. Day 5 we took a cooking class, relaxed and then headed back to school. I wasn't planning on going to Bali originally, but the trip just looked so amazing and 3 of my friends were going. It was so worth it and it had everything I wanted in it: culture, wildlife, and adventure. I had never seen elephants so up close before and I got to pet one! She liked me very much and was hanging out by me; attached is a picture. A big change from Australia—none of the spiders in Bali are poisonous! Given the opportunity to hold one by one of my tour guides I obviously did. Bali was an experience like nothing else and the preservation of their culture is absolutely astonishing.
I am so lucky to have gone there and I felt very spoiled when I didn't want to return to Australia even though Australia is also amazing! I am going on a few trips around Australia before I leave. I only have about 5 weeks left in my study abroad and am going to Cairns on Wednesday to live on a boat for 3 days and dive the Great Barrier Reef, something that has been a dream of mine for years. I am so excited! I am also planning trips to Sydney and Melbourne before I leave. This semester has flown by so quickly and I am trying to pack as much as I can before I leave. I am extremely happy to have seen so much wildlife already and going to the Great Barrier Reef will be a whole new experience of seeing wildlife. Goodbye for now and I will have a lot to say when I get back from Cairns!
These are pictures from the few days we were in Beijing. As a group we went to the Hou Hai lakes and explored one of the remaining Hutong neighborhoods which surround the lakes. The Hutong's are neighborhoods of old, one-story, traditional houses and travelling through them gives you a feel for what it would be like to live in ancient, dynastic Beijing! We navigated through the neighborhood's narrow alleyways in rickshaws and were able to have a homemade meal in one of the Hutong houses. It was delicious! The remaining Hutong neighborhoods are being preserved as most have been destroyed due to new construction projects. They are also big tourist attractions and around the lake are some really fun shopping/eating centers. The lakes are also absolutely gorgeous and it was great just to take in the scenery there
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Northeastern University chemical engineering students embark on a process safety venture during spring break to Sherbrooke, Quebec, Canada.
Ten Northeastern University chemical engineering students elected to head North instead of South for their Spring Break. The venture is a part of a new international program initiative to offer international experiences to students during the Spring Break as part of their educational experiences. The group led by Prof. Ronald J. Willey, Professor Chemical Engineering, Northeastern will focus on process safety along with some cultural activities in the Province of Quebec Canada. Their plans include performing a Hazard Analysis of a laboratory area at the University of Sherbrooke, possibly working with some fellow Canadian students. They will also visit a paper mill and a chlorine producer based on the Province. The week finishes off in Quebec City with a surprise or two awaiting them.

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- joeysmom220 Sep 20, 2006 03:32 PM
Going to spend a day in the East Village as friends say it's a pretty funky area to stroll in and spend the day. SO what shouldn't be missed? Looking for a great lunch and munchies. Food carts to not miss (or not try)? Russian, Ukranian, Italian, or other resonably priced? Where for cocktails? Been told LaPalapa has the best margarita's. How about ethnic markets? CHeese shop? Wine shop? Any neighborhood festivals happening the 30TH?
food at la palapa is good too - had the mole and cactus..very tasty. pommes frites is a fries shop with loads of different kids of sauces to eat your fries with.
Frank is a great little italian place as is Supper...
Veselka has some good pierogies and blintzes (open all night which is a plus)
re: pellie narc
i can second veselka...on 2nd ave and 9th or 10th street, i believe. great ukranian kind of diner, sorta? pierogies are YUMM and borscht, incredible.
great place, cheap and delicious.
re: ceeceee
I would skip Veselka -- it's not so different from any other diner -- and go to Ukranian Family Restaurant instead. It's a much more interesting food experience and incredibly cheap to boot.
re: mashpee
Do you mean the Ukranian East Village Restaurant in the Ukranian National Home building, or some other place?
Supper is a great choice - one of my East Village faves. I also like Mermaid Inn for seafood, and I'd recommend Nicky's Vietnamese Sandwiches for cheap ethnic snackfood -- great on the go.
For EV cocktails, I'm a dive bar guy myself. Grassroots Tavern and the even nastier Holiday Cocktail Lounge are both on St. Marks Place. Company bar is also a nice neighborhood spot for drinks, and Boxcar Lounge on Ave B has a great garden for daytime boozing.
re: millefeuille
I love Mercadito! Great choice as an alternative to La Palapa, who I think wins the popularity contest but certainly not dominant amongst the rest of the competiton.
Vending style snack
-Bamn! on St. marks. An interesting sight to behold. Insert coins and get your food. Its been generating alot of press. They also sell fries behind the counter featuring 40 different sauces made with fresh ingredients.
Japanese market
-Sunrise mart: 4 Stuyvesant Street, Second floor, (Between 9th Street and Third Avenue).
-Jasmart: 35 E. St. Marks Place
Cheese shop
-East village cheese:40 Third Ave. (between Ninth and 10th Sts.) Always jam packed, this store sell perfectly fine cheeses at rock bottom prices because the expiration dates are coming to a near. Funny if you think about it since cheese is aged anyways.
I didnt see you mention Japanese but along st. marks there are some places that serves street style skewers and fried tapas style snacks that goes well with beer and sake. I believe they open at 5Pm.
Two Boots on Ave A is worth a shot for Pizza. Not, I repeat NOT, the typical New York pie ( go to Lombardi's for that) but Two Boots is a little different and pretty good.
The best place for cocktails would be Angels Share right across from alumni hall in Astor Place. The food suggestions are good but I'd also add Snack Dragon on East 4th for cheap tacos, Max on Ave B. for good inexpensive itallian, Otto if you want to venture slightly out of the EV for great itallian, and unreal gellato hit up otto on 8th street and 5th ave.
re: wingman
Wingman beat me to it - definitely Angel's Share for cocktails (I think they open at 5p though) or McSorely's for a bar experience you can tell your friends about. I'd suggest Frank or Il Bagatto over Max for inexpensive Italian.
We recently moved into the area and while walking through the neighborhood stepped into Paprika, a little Italian place. We ordered the risotto balls, which I didn't care for but my husband loved. Our entrees were fresh gnocchi with pancetta and fresh pappardelle with veal ragu and broccoli rabe, both were specials that night. Both fresh pastas were excellent, especially for the cost (less than $15 each). I would definitely go back, I love fresh pasta.
Thanks so far. Velselka sounds great for lunch and the cheese shop does too. Have heard about Pomme Frites and Bamn too - heard lousy bad food at Bamn but and interesting concept - at least something to see. The bars sound good too. Just have to strt mapping some of these out. Thanks to ALL.
re: joeysmom220
I just don't think the food at Veselka is good enough to put up with their slow and surly service.
I've yet to get to the Ukranianian rest up the street but usually enjoy the pierogis, kielbasa and other like foodstuffs at Polonia (on 1st Ave around 5th st.)
Anyways, If you also are interested in retail food shops, I'd visit the Pierogi Deli on 1st Ave (below St Marks) next to the famous Kurowycky's Meat Market. Instead of getting the pierogis, I usually opt for PD's fresh cheese blintzes and soups.
Also, close by on E 7th is the Caracas Arepaa Bar where you can have some tasty arepas and not break the bank.
For sweets, you can visit Black Hound (2nd Ave @12th St) where they have very pretty cakes and okay truffles. My fave is the wee carrot cake that is moist, nicely spiced with a great cream cheese icing.
re: was_bk
Second the opinion re: Veselka - it's open late, so it's a decent option when inebriated - just not a destination dining spot. And the service is awful.
re: joeysmom220
I would never use "slow: to describe the service at Veselka. For the past 10 years, my food always shows up before I expect it - and usually it's being served by a middle aged Eastern European woman with a killer hair do.. And I've also never had Kielbasa cooked with a better "snap."
After many experiments, I am convinced that the best Ukrainian in the area is the Ukrainian Restaurant itself, inside the Ukrainian National Home on Second Avenue. It's an unusual, wood-panelled space, and sometimes dead quiet, but the home-cooked food is excellent, and cheap. Next door is a crazy bar, The Sly Fox.
There are few wine shops in the EV; I'd only recommend Discovery Wines on Avenue A, but you're much better off going to Astor or Union Square Wines further west. There are no cheese shops in the EV worth making a special stop for. More interesting are the Eastern European/Russian meat-sausage-grocery markets on First and Second. Elvie's Turo Turo on First around 12th Street is an amazingly good value Filipino buffet.
Personally, I think Two Boots is horrible. For pizza by the slice, Muzzarella's on Avenue A between 13th and 14th. Zum Schneider on Avenue C gets busy, but it's an unusual German beer and sausage parlor. Shoot me, but I wouldn't bother eating Italian or Mexican in this neighborhood - you get much better elsewhere.
For "ethnic" markets, head south on Essex Street to the Essex Street Market - it's general, but strong on Mexican ingredients. Also, Dowel Products, on First between 5th and 6th has an Indian ingredient selection that almost rivals Kalyustan, plus hundreds of imported bottled beers.
Have fun.
agreed about two boots and muzzarella's - latter delicious, former awful. a few doors down on avenue from muzzarella's is zaragoza, a mexican grocery and taqueria that makes pretty amazing tacos.
also agreed about dowel. if you're looking for indian/south asian products, then it's your place.
The two "musts" are the east village cheese shop and pomme frites. For other diversions, you are pretty close to the Trader Joe's wine shop. Veselka is a great meal, as is Klong and any of the indian places on 6th street. The entire area is saturated with cool bars, so getting a drink shouldn't be a problem.
Get the potato pancakes with sour cream and apple sauce at Veselka, I think they are even better than the pierogies...the key is the combo of the sour cream and apple sauce, its really good
Thanks - you've all made the day's planning easier. Sweets and coffee at Veniero's, snacking at Pommes Frites and Bamn, drinks at McSorleys and Summers, and lunch is still a toss-up between Little Poland, Veselka or Zum Scheider. Take homes will come from Trader Joes, East village cheese shop and a meat market or two. That sound like a full day of walking and fine chowing.
re: joeysmom220
i'd go for little poland over veselka if it's pierogies that you're after. imo, there's no contest. the soups are delicious as well.
re: wleatherette
Teresa's also is far superior to Veselka. I just don't understand the raves Veselka gets here. They were never that good, in my experience.
The best cheese shop I know in this vicinity is actually north of the East Village, KK's (I think it is) on 1st Av. between 18th and 19th. They have the best comte' cheese I've found in New York.
re: jona2325
Alright, I found this info in a post I made on eGullet:
K's Gourmet Food & Cheese
319 1st Av. (between 18th & 19th Sts.)
New York, NY 10003
(212) 677-2347
So, it's just K's, not KK's (which is the name of a Polish restaurant).
In any case, the nice Korean lady who owns K's will be happy to give you a taste of any cheese.
"...or other reasonably priced"
could easily open the door for any number of good, cheap Japanese diners, my favorite of which is the old standby Sapporo East. Village YokoCho also has some tasty dishes, albeit more pricey. Or you could go for some ramen at Rai Rai Ken, not necessarily great stuff but a good attempt at a traditional Japanese Ramen Shop. You could also check out the gigantic Momofuku Ramen, which has generated any number of arguments on this board, and which will - no doubt - leave you with no room for dessert. Yakitori Taisho, of course, on St. Marks, or the neighboring extension, a few doors to the east.
I was thinking that, if you're willing to stop by Bamn Foods for a snack and some atmosphere, why not hit the nostalgic Kenka, which serves up hit or miss comfort food dishes, a great many of which can be considered snack food.
Or, better yet, there's nothing better after a few beers than a sixer of Octopus Balls (Takoyaki) at Otafuku on 9th.
Okay. So that's a mouthful. Perhaps, on your second EV junket....
I love the East Village. Cheap eats are readily available. Try Dok Suni's for Korean on First Avenue, and Cafe Mogador on St. Marks place for Middle Eastern cuisine. For drinking, and some of the best Pommes Frites and mussels in town, there is the Belgian Room and Hop Devil Grill futher down St. Marks on Avenue A. Incredible Belgian Beer selection on one side, and tasty tacos and an amazing American and Eruo beer selection on the other side.
try the cubano at downtown bakery on 1st ave btw 4th and 5th sts.
lan's is a new vegetarian vietnamese on 6th st btw 1st and 2nd aves. they have fake meat ban mi's and pho! it's excellent!
there is now a mamoun's on st. mark's! btw 2nd and 3rd aves.
dumpling man on st. mark's btw 1st and A is an experience. they even make the wrappers by hand there. right in front of you.
i like the pizza at three of cups the best. brick oven. 5th st at 1st ave.
re: chartreusevelour
Do you know if the downtown bakery has other cuban stuff? Used to get great guave pasteries and tres leche cake with cubano coffee in Miami. Any other place in the east village might have these?
re: joeysmom220
no, i think it's mexican. some ppl around here rave about their mexican food, but i think it's terrible. the sandwiches are great bc they bake their own bread, hence "downtown bakery". i like to get an egg sandwich there in the AM.
Another cheap and delicious dining destination in the EV is Caracas. Try the cachapas as well as the arepas. Their secret hot sauce is addictive.
Bar Carrera is great for tapas - good strawberry/cucumber sangrias too.
175 Second Ave., nr. 11th St.
Hours: 6 p.m. to 2 a.m. daily.
Prices: $3.50 per tapa.
For japanese bbq, Yakiniku West (218 E 9TH St) - bbq at your table, really cute atmosphere (tatami mats, comfortable tables)
For fresh, handmade soba: Sobaya (229 E 9TH Between 9th Street and 10th Street)
For japanese bentos/bakery items:
Cafe Zaiya (3rd ave off of Saint Marks)
For japanese cream puffs:
Beard Papa:
740 Broadway
New York, NY 10003
Ditto Bar Carrera above - but it's more of an evening place, I think.
For cheap and atmospheric I like B&H Dairy Lunch, a tiny Jewish (but non-kosher) counter deli that has tomato/mozzarella/basil sandwiches on slabs of challah that are out of this world and run about 4 dollars.
Peaceful and relaxing place to get away from the noise and grime of the East Village - Cha-an Teahouse. They have an amazing rice ball combo with tea, the most delicate green tea drinks (as well as basic leaf tea) and also one of those eccentric Japanese computerised toilets with 18 different bidet angles and a computerised operating system :)
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1. Consume the food which is rich in minerals and vitamins.
With the help of such food, you will be able to strengthen the core of your hair and this will prevent hair loss. The food items that ensure strong hair are Read the rest of this entry »
Make your hair grow naturally
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A person's personality depends upon many factors and one of them is hair style. Shiny and smooth hair increase the personality of the person and you should take good care of your hair. There are many factors that affect the hair of the person and one of them is the environmental factors. This means that if the scalp and the hair are exposed to sunlight and dust; they are likely to be damaged. So, you should make sure that you protect your hair from the harmful UV rays and dust to keep them healthy and strong. Strong hair means that they will not fall and will be shiny and smooth. You can protect your hair naturally by using natural hair care products and by having a good natural diet. There are some tips listed below Read the rest of this entry »
Hair Growth and How Biotin Can Help
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Biotin hair growth supplements are well known products in terms of prevention of hair loss. Also known as Vitamin H or Vitamin B7, Biotin is almost always recommended to those who suffer from hair loss especially if found to be deficient.
What is Biotin?
As mentioned above Biotin is Vitamin B7 or Vitamin H, an essential nutrient naturally contained in many common foods like eggs, cauliflower and cucumber to name a few. It is also in carbohydrate, protein and fat metabolism. Because it is commonly found in everyday foods, it is not normal for a person to be Biotin deficient. But then, not everybody suffers from hair loss right? Read the rest of this entry »
Encourage Healthy Hair with Vitamins for Hair Growth
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It is quite easy to encourage healthy hair to grow if only everyone is aware that there are vitamins for hair growth. Everybody knows that vitamins play a major role in our well-being even in our crowning glory, the hair.
Some of the most important vitamins that help promote healthier hair that grows faster of course start with Vitamin H or better known as Biotin. This is one of the most important treats you can give your hair. Many dairy products contain this and it shouldn't be that hard for you to regularly incorporate this in your diet if you're aiming for lustrous locks.
Scarf Time for Fun Time and Play Time for Mom & Honor
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A lovely and heartwarming scene was once witnessed at Beverly Hills's Cold Water Park. Actress Jessica Alba was with daughter Honor for some fun and play time, a special bonding moment between mom and daughter. Saturdays must be special for Honor if the afternoons are spent with celebrity mom like Jessica Alba who remained to be as attractive and true to fashion by wearing a bandana during the said special mom and daughter moment.
There must still be a little girl in Jessica who admitted to have a soft spot for Spongebob Squarepants who she describes to be as goofy like her. She also intimated that there was a time when she thought the Hollywood movie industry must have some kind of second class citizen treatment for Latinas like her as she was often asked to play the role of some kind of Maria who mingles with white kids. She found it odd because she was born in the United States. Alba also mentioned that her grandfather never spoke to them in Spanish, trying to shy away from their Mexican roots if only to be treated fairly in America, especially his children and grandchildren, Jessica included. Alba now feels she has finally cut loose. Read the rest of this entry »
Gwen Stefani's Ponytails and Gloved Jones Beach Concert
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I am seeing more and more men and women jumping in on the fashion bandwagon of wearing gloves. What used to be worn to keep fingers warm during cold, snowy days or to protect hands while doing several tasks such as gardening or carpentry, gloves has evolved into the fashion world. There was a time that not many were into wearing gloves but today, celebrities and singers like Gwen Stefani wear all kinds of gloves but more especially those made of leather.
The singer must have had gloves listed as part of her whole concert wardrobe as she was photographed in not just only one pair. She also donned a short white pair in one of her numbers in this Jones Bridge, Atlantic City tour although this black pair seemed to be the favorite. Read the rest of this entry »
Make Hair Growth Tips Work Effectively
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Hair growth tips that can help you acquire the knowledge to reduce hair loss will only be as effective as your desire to really achieve healthy locks. If you are half-hearted and would not be able to follow what you are advised to do, no amount of help would suffice for you to attain attention-grabbing hair.
Many times over it has been said that protein mainly comprises the hair structure and an insufficient amount of it in the body could potentially cause unhealthy hair and subsequent hair loss. It does not need to be reiterated that you need to add protein in your diet. Read the rest of this entry »
It's the Right Weather for Heather Locklear
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Heather Locklear is probably best remembered as the colorful Sammy Jo Carrington on Dynasty, a television series of the 80s where women of wit and charm battled it out trying to outsmart one another. She also appeared on T.J. Hooker as Officer Stacy Sheridan but since those days, she remains a colorful character on and off screen. She is the same colorful person who was photographed looking so fresh in a knitted newsboy cap. It is the fashion accessory that is everybody's friend – man, woman or youngsters. Especially now that the weather is turning for the colder season, it is time to bring out those cozy hats that provide warmth while the tips of your noses turn red. Most fashionistas would partner a knitted cap with a scarf so that while looking stylish, one can feel the warmth these items provide.
Mr. Poster Boy for Tweenyboppers Dons a Beanie
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Zac Efron is hands down cute and he is no "poster boy for tweenyboppers" as what Rolling Stone Magazine called him for nothing. When he was seen watching a heated Los Angeles Lakers and Orlando Magic game at the NBA finals at the Staples Center in Los Angeles, he again wowed the girls with his charming looks and appeal. The High School Musical star was with another hunk, Leonardo DiCaprio. Zac Efron was minus his typical showbitzy outfit and without the typical fashion accessories stars are often seen wearing. He was wearing a simple knitted beanie hat but he still oozed with so much appeal. The two actors who have nothing but praises for each other have been seen hanging out together along with Zac's brother. Zac said he looks up to DiCaprio for being such a good actor while Leo said Zac himself is an admirable actor.
The Modern Cowboy Sings from the Heart & Soul
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With so many musicians that we have today, a joyful world of musical variety is offered to many music lovers to enjoy. Even the artists themselves are packaged in such a delightful manner, such as the like of Lady Gaga whose showmanship makes it worth your money and your time. Some however, still choose to present themselves the way our moms and dads liked them: just the right amount of rocker facial hair, sunglasses with just a hint of color, teamed with a cowboy hat and what do we have? Gruff that looks great, the Bono way. A distinctive fashion sense that is quite an attraction so much so that a lot of people emulate the same style especially if you are a Bono fan.
In many ways, the hat and sunglasses combination has become a fashion trend when their actual purpose, originally, were for protection. But people with fashion good judgment must have known that their use should not be limited to such and so now we have celebrities sporting cowboy hats as a fashion accessory. Read the rest of this entry »
Here's the Right Way to Brush your Hair
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You're using some of the most expensive brands of shampoo and conditioner, yet you wonder why your hair does not come close to the shampoo endorsers that you see on TV. Well, you see, the secret to a beautiful hair does not depend on hair products alone. As a matter of fact, one does not have to spend much just to achieve this. You just actually have to combine the right hair products with the right way of brushing your hair. Here, let us help you do the latter as we find this equally significant to achieve great hair.
There are actually three important things that you have to keep in mind when brushing your hair. First, you should never brush wet hair. Read the rest of this entry »
Restoring Hair that is Lost
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Hair loss is quite normal and there are quite a number of people who suffer from it. Some simple hair growth tips and a little discipline will help you restore the hair that you lost. The reasons behind hair loss vary but it is most common to men. Hair loss is medically termed as Alopecia and when men lose hair due to genes, it is called Androgenic Alopecia.
Why do people lose hair?
- Poor diet
- Hormonal imbalance
- Mental tension
- Stress
- Chemical or cosmetic hair treatments
- Genetics
Grow Hair Despite Stress
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Hair loss is irreparable said many who have suffered it and were unable to do anything about it. Even if you are blessed with a blood line that does not have hair loss problems, you may still encounter issues on how to make your hair grow faster when stress starts taking control and you see more and more hair falling.
If you can address the issue as early as possible, hair loss is not exactly irreversible. Among the many factors that cause hair fall, stress is probably one of the most that people find difficult handling. Truth is, fast hair growth can still happen despite stress.
Loss of hair due to stress is categorized as non-scarring alopecia. Because stress is often linked to hair loss, it has been classified in 3 ways:
– Non-scarring alopecia areata
It is a stress condition where white blood cells attack the hair follicles causing the hair to fall out.
– Telogen effluvium
Severe stress forces the hair to go into its resting phase so that when you wash or brush your hair, they suddenly fall out.
– Trichotillomania
This is a condition where the person suffering from severe stress pulls out his or her own hair.
How to get fast hair growth when you observe yourself experiencing any of these is to immediately see your doctor. You may need to get some treatment depending on how severely you suffer from stress and your doctor can help assess this. Your doctor may advise you to take some hair growth vitamins and give you some techniques on how you can handle your stress to stop your hair from falling and instead grow it back.
There may be some topical treatments that can give you fast hair growth such as rosemary, peppermint and sage. If you know that the reason for your hair fall is stress, learn to handle it well before it gets any worse.
Healthy Hair and Good Nutrition Go Hand in Hand
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Hair growth tips are very easy to find as they abound online. Even friends can give you plenty of this but sometimes there's more to simple suggestions in order for them to be effective. To begin with, good nutrition has got a lot to do with healthy hair because the very basic hair growth vitamins come from the food we eat provided we eat healthy.
The way to healthy hair begins with a balanced diet, it is the key factor. Many diet programs that create so much craze can actually deprive your hair of much needed nutrition. While you desire to be slim, complete elimination of carbohydrate and fats from your body could prove fatal to your hair's health. Your nails and skin might also be negatively affected.


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The day before Anthony Johnson fought Esteves Jones this past weekend, Twitter might as well have had him on his death bed.
At the weigh-in event for Titan FC 24 this past Thursday in Kansas City, Kan., someone shot a photo of Johnson on the ground in his locker room. About 140 characters later, there suddenly came a Twitter rumor that Johnson's weight cut was so bad that he was having kidney failure.
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Anthony Johnson made an impressive light heavyweight debut at Titan FC 24 on Friday night, while BJJ champion Braulio Estima put his submission skills on display. read news >>
In his first fight since being cut from the UFC roster, Anthony "Rumble" Johnson won a three-round unanimous decision in the main event at Titan Fighting Championships 22.
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When the Ultimate Fighting Championship asked Anthony Johnson if he wanted to fight Antonio Rogerio Nogueira, he didn't do the obvious thing. Johnson didn't question if Nogueira would show up come fight night. That may seem strange, given that Nogueira has withdrawn from four of his last six fights due to injury. He has competed just twice in the past three years. You'd think that kind of abysmal track record would lead Johnson to be skeptical about who he would ultimately be fighting at UFC on read news >>
RIO DE JANEIRO -- Fabio Maldonado didn't get the fight he was hoping for, so he has another option in mind. Maldonado asked for a fight against Dan Henderson after they both won at UFC Fight Night 38 in Natal, Brazil, but "Hendo" got a bout with Daniel Cormier instead. Still waiting for a call to return to the cage, Maldonado wants to face off against Anthony Johnson. "I want to fight Anthony Johnson. He would be a good fight with me," Maldonado told MMAFighting.com. "I would fight anyone in the read news >>
Anthony Johnson's return to the UFC had plenty to do with his big winning streak away from the promotion. But it also helped the promotion get Phil Davis back to work. Filed under: MMA Rumors, News, UFC Tagged: Anthony Johnson, Phil Davis, UFC 172 read news >>
Anthony Johnson looks for his sixth straight win when he meets light heavyweight Mike Kyle in the headliner of World Series of Fighting 5. But he got that bout thanks to his performance against Andrei Arlovsi at WSOF 2 earlier this year. read news >>
UFC veteran Anthony Johnson (15-4 MMA, 7-4 UFC) in his heavyweight debut won by unanimous decision against former UFC champ Andrei Arlovski (19-10 (1) MMA, 10-4 UFC) yesterday at World Series of Fighting 2. read news >>
Anthony Johnson makes his heavyweight debut against Andrei Arlvoski in the main event of World Series of Fighting 2, but plans to return to the light heavyweight division following the fight. read news >>
A regional-show super fight in his former home state ended badly for Jake Rosholt, a former Oklahoma State University national-champion wrestler whom Anthony Johnson knocked out at Friday's Xtreme Fight League 9.
Johnson, who's now 3-0 since his UFC release earlier this year, used a second-round head kick to secure the win.
The fight was the former welterweight's second straight win since a move up 205 pounds.
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Anthony Johnson was expecting his next fight would be against Jake Rosholt after his August win at Titan FC 24.
And it shall be. But rather than at an upcoming Titan show, Johnson and Rosholt will fast-track their meeting. The two are scheduled for the main event of an Xtreme Fight Night card next week in Tulsa, Okla.
Promotion officials recently announced the fight, which will take place at Xtreme Fight Night 9 at the Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Tulsa.
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In case we didn't make it clear with yesterday's post, we were more than a little miffed at Verizon's dismissal of Chromebook Pixel LTE owners. The company told customers that it had unceremoniously ended Google's free 100MB/month data bundle for the Pixel LTE after just one year, despite the initial two-year service promotion. Today Google is offering a consolation prize to those customers who bought the Chromebook Pixel LTE from the Play Store: a $150 refund credit.
Google and Verizon Wireless seem to be in a perpetual state of "it's complicated." The protracted issues with the Nexus 7 LTE, the infamously terrible launch and support of the Verizon Galaxy Nexus, and a few other spats come to mind. Now JR Raphael of ComputerWorld is reporting that Verizon has unceremoniously dumped the 100MB per month of free packaged wireless data that came with the LTE model of the Chromebook Pixel that went on sale last year.
Of the Big Four American carriers, AT&T has the best selection of Android tablets available... which, admittedly, isn't saying much. Today their shallow ranks get bolstered by two new Samsung tablets, one in the original Galaxy Tab line (which is now the de facto budget option) and one in the new Pro series. The Galaxy Tab 4 10.1 and the Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 will be available on the carrier starting this Friday, June 6th.
Samsung has been dabbling around with the Galaxy Note 10.1 2014 LTE Edition's KitKat update for a while now, first rolling out the update to the Wi-Fi only version of the tablet several weeks ago. Now SamMobile reports that the LTE Edition, SM-P605, is getting its taste of Android 4.4 now in select countries. The first up are those in the Nordic region such as Denmark and Finland, with more on the way.
If you want a mid-sized tablet with a high-resolution screen, LTE connectivity, and you don't mind going with Amazon's ecosystem, but don't want to spend much money, today's Gold Box deal should be particularly compelling. The Kindle Fire HD 8.9 LTE version (the previous high-end Kindle Fire model, from late 2012) is discounted by $80 today, bringing its price down to $219.
There's just one catch: it's a refurbished model.
Alongside the launch of the brand new super-budget Moto E, Motorola also announced an improved variant of its marginally more expensive Moto G. The updated version is now equipped with an LTE radio and an SD card slot. Naturally, the price of the LTE model is also a bit higher at $219, which is still a bargain. Oh yeah, now it also comes in white!
This is certainly a boon to those seeking a low-cost device, but don't want to settle on 3G speeds.
Update: Amazon's pre-order page has been updated, and now it appears the Moto G LTE will be shipping out on June 3rd (next week). Nice.
The Moto G is probably the best deal in low-end Android hardware at the moment, but its modest specs are missing one vital component: LTE connectivity. It looks like Motorola is aiming to fix that omission, admittedly with a slight premium. LTE versions of the previously 3G-only phone are now on Amazon in a pre-order form, set to ship on June 30th for $219.99.
As other carriers have ended unlimited data in recent years, Sprint has held firm. This was perhaps the saving grace of its network as Sprint struggled to catch up to other carriers in the race for LTE coverage. According to a report from Fierce Wireless, Sprint is going to be pulling back a bit on unlimited 3G/4G data for the biggest users on its network. Beginning as soon as next month in some markets, anyone who falls in the top 5% of data consumers could potentially be throttled down to ensure others can get connectivity.
Sprint is continuing to bump up consumers across the country to relatively faster speeds. Today it has announced the arrival of 41 new 4G LTE markets, including Long Island, Minneapolis, and Phoenix. This brings the total number of cities up to 443. To see if your town is one of them, give this list a skim.
Sprint Spark has also expanded to six new areas: Oakland, CA; Orlando, FL; West Palm Beach, FL; Waukegan, Ill; Newark, NJ; and Tacoma, WA.


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Helping Paws is proud and excited to introduce 10 future service dogs…the Cuddy x Callahan litter born November 5. Special thanks to The Captain's Kennels/Rob and Denise Babcock family for their donation of Cuddy as the sire of these puppies. Appreciation to Judy Michurski and family for being the caretaker home for Callahan and her pups.
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ELKHART COUNTY, Ind. -- The suspect in an armed robbery attempt over the weekend still hasn't been caught, but we are seeing his face for the first time.
Elkhart County police is hoping someone will recognize the man in the photo to the right.
It was taken by a surveillance camera Saturday morning at the Red D Mart on SR 15 in New Paris.
The suspect walked in with a hunting rifle, demanded money and took off. He is described as a white man in his early 20's.
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Back in December of 1968, a Schuyler County native and an Illinois State Trooper was tragically killed in the line of duty when an oncoming vehicle struck him while he was assisting a stranded motorist. A veteran who served his country in central Europe in World War II, the memory of Trooper Farrar was mostly lost to history until Lt. Brad Lacey, Commander, District 20 of the Illinois State Police, rediscovered his story. Lt. Lacey brought Senator Sullivan the idea of naming Highway 103 in Schuyler County the Trooper Floyd J. Farrar Memorial Highway as a way to commemorate the life and service of this local war hero and outstanding law enforcement officer.
"I can't wait to see signs go up on Route 103 honoring Trooper Farrar for his life of service to this state and nation," Sullivan said. "Trooper Farrar risked his life for his country and gave his life while helping others, and it's my pleasure to help keep the memory of his contributions alive in western Illinois."
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Author: Samuelson, Norbert M.
Source: Zygon, Volume 37, Number 1, March 2002, pp. 137-142(6)
Publisher: Wiley-Blackwell
Keywords: Descartes; Emmanuel Levinas; Genesis; Hebrew Scriptures; Jewish philosophy; John Wheeler; Moses Maimonides; René; asymptote; creation; ethics; good; inflationary universe; motion; nothing; ontology; or (light); quantum mechanics; rabbinic authorities; redemption; science; singularity; space; thing; time; tohu and bohu; universe; will of God
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DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.1111/1467-9744.00417
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Publication date: March 1, 2002