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Salón Literario Libroamérica, a not-for-profit organization that promotes reading and literary arts in Puerto Rico and the United States, announced the celebration of its third annual edition of Festival de La Palabra (Written Word Festival) in New York.
The event will run from October 23rd thorough 26th, 2014, at El Museo del Barrio and the New York Public Library. Events will include authors' panels, readings, a book fair, and other functions for people of all ages. Admission is free.
"Festival de La Palabra" is a 4-day long literary conference. Participating authors, educators and journalists from 21 Spanish-speaking countries, the United States and France, include Esmeralda Santiago (When I Was Puerto Rican, Almost a Woman, Conquistadora - Puerto Rico/EEUU), Sonia Manzano (The Revolution of Evelyn Serrano - EEUU), Pastor de Moya (Dominican Republic), José Manuel Fajardo and Rosa Montero (Spain), Alvaro Enrique, Rosa Beltrán and Carmen Boullosa (Mexico),Sylvia Molloy (Argentina), Daniel Shapiro (EEUU), Veronique Ovaldé and Paola Olaixarac (France), among others.
The 2014 edition is dedicated to Puerto Rican poet Julia de Burgos (1914-1953) in celebration of her centennial.
Info: festivaldelapalabra.net
"Festival de La Palabra NY 2014″
(Written Word Festival)
Event Description:
Third Annual Edition in New York of the celebrated international literary conference originated in San Juan, Puerto Rico, featuring writers from the United States, Latin America, Spain and France.
Events Calendar:
Free Admission. Some events require RSVP and/or tickets
Thursday, October 23rd
6:30 – 8:00 PM: Opening Ceremony and Special Presentation. "Life, Legacy and Centenary of Julia de Burgos", a talk with Esmeralda Santiago and Consuelo Saez-Burgos.
(Place: El Teatro at El Museo del Barrio)
8:30 – 10:00 PM: Welcome Reception.
(La Casa Azul Bookstore)
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Friday, October 24th
4:00 PM – 6:00 PM: Book fair.
(Main lobby in El Museo del Barrio)
5:00 PM – 6:00PM: Panel, "Exiles, Migrations and Literature". Panelists: Pastor de Moya, Yara Liceaga, Karla Suárez and Francisco Goldman.
(Black Box Theater, 3rd floor, El Museo del Barrio)
6:15 PM – 7:30 PM: Master Panel: "Por Qué/Why Julia?, Women in Latin American Literature". Panelists: Myrna Nieves, Mayra Santos-Febres, Liliana Ramos Collado, Sandra García and Wilda Rodríguez.
(Black Box Theater, 3rd floor, El Museo del Barrio)
8:00 PM – 9:30 PM: Film Screening: "200 Letters/200 Cartas" (starring Lin Manuel-Miranda, Jaime Camil, Dayanara Torres and Monica Steuer; with Luis Raúl, Iris Chacón and Juan Manuel Lebrón). Written and directed by Bruno Irizarry. 98 minutes.
(Black Box Theater, 3rd floor, El Museo del Barrio)
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Festival de La Palabra in French
Friday, October 24th
6:30 PM – 7:30 PM: "Sous joins autre peau " (Under another skin). A special panel in French with authors Véronique Ovaldé, Karla Suárez and José Manuel Fajardo. Co-presented by the French Alliance and the French Embassy in New York.
(Bookstore Albertine Books in French and English/Cultural Services of the French Embassy, 972 Fifth Avenue and 79 street.)
Saturday, October 25th
12:00 Noon – 5:00 PM: Panels / Book Presentations
(New York Public Library, Mid Manhattan Branch)
* 12:00 Noon – 1:00PM: Panel hosted by the America's Society. Participating authors: Mayra Santos-Febres, Yara Liceaga, José Rabelo, Alejandro Álvarez and Carlos Vázquez-Cruz. Moderador: José Manuel Simián.
* 2:00 – 3:00 PM: "Spirituality in Caribbean Literature". Panelists Marta Moreno-Vega and others TBA.
* 3:00 PM – 4:00 PM: "Rebellious and Damned: Lilith's Daughters". Featuring authors Liliana Ramos Collado, Véronique Ovaldé and Pola Olaixarac.
* 4:00 PM – 5:00 PM: "Digital publications and New Multimedia Platforms in English and Spanish". Panelists: Wilda Rodríguez, Asdrúbal Hernández (Sudaquia Editores) and others TBA.
6:30 PM – 7:30 PM: Master Conference, "The writer and his/her ghosts". Noted author and journalist Rosa Montero (Spain) discusses the literary creative process.
(El Teatro at El Museo del Barrio)
7:30 PM – 9:00 PM: "Look Who's Reading", personalities and participating authors in "Festival de La Palabra NY 2014) get together for an evening of reading the poems of Julia de Burgos. Featuring actress and author Sonia Manzano (The Revolution of Evelyn Serrano).
(El Teatro at El Museo del Barrio)
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9:00 PM – 10:00 PM: Latin American Unity Reception.
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Sunday, October 26th
Children and Family Day
12:00 AM – 5:00 PM: Children's/Family Book Fair.
(El Café at El Museo del Barrio)
12:00 AM – 2:00 PM: "Look Who's Reading to the Kids", children's short story readings by noted personalities. Featuring Luis Salgado (actor/director, Broadway's In The Heights, Rocky; Founder of R.Evolución Latina), Manuel A. Morán (actor/director, founder of the Latino Children's Theater of NY – Teatro SEA), Esperanza Ceballos (news reporter, Univision 41), Edwin Fontanez (Children's Author).
(El Teatro at El Museo del Barrio)
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2:30 PM – 3:30 PM: Panel, "Cultivating Children's Imagination Through Literature", featuring José Rabelo, Carlos Vazquez Cruz and Willie Perdomo.
(El Teatro at El Museo del Barrio)
4:00 PM – 5:00 PM: Closing Event/"La Palabra Cantada" (Sung Word)/Musical Performance.
(El Teatro at El Museo del Barrio)
Festival Venues:
El Museo del Barrio / 1230 5th Ave at E. 104 St.
New York York Public Library Mid-Manhattan Branch /455 5th Ave at E. 40th St.
La Casa Azul Bookstore / 143 E. 103rd Street, at Lexington Avenue.
Albertine Books in French and English / 972 5th Ave at E. 79th St.
Public Information: www.festivaldelapalabra.net
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The last time we were here, (1970's, for the same reason), we got to about this point and then stopped. It was for good reason.
The obvious plan is to use existing track beds and upgrade for high speed passenger trains. The fact that is missing is that freight trains pay off the track, and in designing the track, freight and high speed layouts are not the same:
For high speed rail, in the curves, the rails are banked, like a car race track, so the outer rail is elevated to keep the centrifugal force of the train from flipping the train out of the curve.
For slower, and longer freight trains, the banking is reversed, the inner rail is elevated to prevent the train from being pulled into the inside of the curve.
Any plans for high speed rail will require all new track, and the land under it.
That should kill the effort for now, saving the country $8B, I will be happy to split it with the gov't.
Spain has the same size and population density as California, and is far less dense than the East Coast. Nobody is talking about going from Madrid to Stockholm, or LA to New York, by rail; but Madrid-Barcelona is the same distance as Los Angeles-San Francisco, or Boston-Washington.
When you travel to Barcelona for work, it may be more convenient for you now to travel by air. But just a year after opening the AVE line, with a slower speed and less frequencies than in the future, half the people are already taking the rail. If the experience in Seville holds, this means air travel will very much disappear between both cities in the next couple of years, while travel between them will grow by 50%.
Don't worry. By then, you'll surely have open tickets for rail. And the main reason why Madrid is the European capital with least people using the car is you always have a subway station 200m away, even in suburbs.
Diego Mýndez - please remember that Spain is tiny and densely populated compared to the United States. I live in Madrid and do use the AVE when I go to Seville, which is not frequently at all. But when I travel to Barcelona for work, it is more convenient to take Iberia's Puente Aereo - the open ticket is very convenient and the airport is very near the city center. In other words, high speed rail is appropriate for some countries in some circumstances, but it is not a panacea. And while the public transportation system in Madrid is quite good, one of the reasons is because it takes 40 - 60 minutes of gridlock traffic to drive from the near suburbs to the city center during peak hours (I live only 8 kms away). In other words, Americans aren't the only ones in love with their cars.
Americans will gladly get on the train, just offer something that averages 80-100 mph that lets you bring the most prized possesion, the car, plus whatever you can put in it in addition to a decent cabin to stay in for the 8-24 hours on the train. Most Americans would gladly skip the the hours driving over the interstates and through the big empty spaces in exchange to be able to drive the last 5 to 200 miles from the station to the final destination in their car (and skipping the rental).
I seriously hope they focus on making the Accela experience on the NorthEast Corridor what it should have been. Since it's about 75% there, they should finish it off. It should run frequently and fast. 80 miles per hour is not fast. They need to build new track so they don't have to share with freight trains and they need to fix the old track so they can go fast over it. But of course, politics being what it is, everybody has their finger in the pie and the money will be so diluted it will make no difference at all. Grr...
If you want to make drive consumer demand, integrate creature comforts and business amenities that don't exist with airfare like internet access, conference rooms for business travelers, ect.
The system presented is disconnected. Notice Houston - New Orleans, but not Houston - San Antonio. I suspect that the USA will find issues integrating less public transport friendly sunbelt cities. The European system is effective because it connects high speed trains with local public transit systems, which are highly inadequate in a significant amount of cities in the USA.
The USA needs an integrated transport strategy rather than disconnected efforts. We have massive sunken investments in road-based transport infrastructure and connected services with accompanying subsidies (gas taxes), vested interests that have infiltrated state and federal governments, as well as a fetishized hyper-individualistic culture.
A good balance of disincentives to flight and personal transport, recycled back as incentives to public transit will shift the balannce. But it will be an uphill battle, nonetheless.
rail (I mean modern rail, not the US kind) is far more comfortable and much faster than air travel in the short range (<300 miles), and reaches every town with high frequencies, not only big cities.
As a consequence, travel between cities booms and a new economic geography develops. E.g., some people commute 120 miles everyday by rail; companies can easily service clients 200 miles away sending an employee for some hours; intercity tourism explodes, etc.
It has nothing to do with air travel!
Wouldnt it be better to develop some sort of hybrid jet engine?
It seems like a huge infrastructure cost, when we could just make what we already have more efficient.
Hey, I'm in line with the next guy to remove our dependence on oil, but is rail really the answer? What are they powered by? Electricity? From What? Nuclear Power Plants?
Why dont we engineer a fuel cell Jet which runs on electric engines? Surely that would be more realistic with our billions of dollars than laying rail from one side of our great nation to the next, no?
-Sean Reynolds
Diego Mýndez wrote: Yankee Doodle, "You're welcome here! And don't forget you can travel through much of Andalucia by high-speed rail! Please be our guest!"
I just fly directly to Rota, take the ferry to Cadiz, and then enjoy your wonderful country. No trains for me, as there are none to either Lisbon or Tarifa. HSR is one of the fine things found in Europe that the US really doesn't want enough to pay for. In twenty years we will all still just be talking about it.
Can I really get free health care in Spain?
Not this summer. Americans are boycotting Spain due to a Spanish court indictment of an American. By 2010, probably then, but this year off to Tasmania.
What about Vegas?
"When comparing two systems with some statistics, it is always obfuscating to compare apples and oranges."
You are right. Here you have apples to apples: highest average speed in Europe is 280 km/h (175 mph), though new high-speed lines typically average 230-240 km/h (150 mph), almost twice Amtrak's average speed.
More apples to apples: the US has no high-speed lines. But for Acela (734 km, 456 mi long), most railways have very low average speeds (50 km/h, 32 mph), while non-high-speed railways in Europe are usually faster than Acela.
Look at plans in Spain to have 10,000 km (6250 mi) of high-speed track by 2020. Spain is similar in size, population, and population density to California. By 2020, however, most passenger rail will average 50 km/h in California and 250 km/h in Spain. That's apples to apples: trains five times faster.
Yankee Doodle,
"Cool. I love Andalucia, and now I can get free health care there!"
You're welcome here! And don't forget you can travel through much of Andalucia by high-speed rail! Please be our guest!
wakyintelligence wrote: "For California it may not be a good idea. The Boston-NY-Washington corridor is filled with population, in California the population is concentrated in either SF-bay or LA-SD, nothing but farmland in-between. And competing with $50 plane ticket, I highly doubt that Amtrak is the answer, as many may have already pointed out, they are pretty bad, especially in keeping costs down. "
Waky, let me first preference this by saying that I haven't actually gone and looked at the population numbers to compare things, but even along the NEC there are plenty of areas where you can find farmland and low population areas.
That said, last year California represented the 2nd busiest area for Amtrak. The NEC carried 10.9 million passengers. The three California services carried a combined total of 5.5 million passengers. If they had more trains and more cars, I'm certain that they could further close the gap. And one must factor into the equation that those of us along the NEC are probably a bit more aware of the trains and Amtrak. California is up and coming in this area, but still I believe that they've got a few more years before they'll really start to rival the NEC.
The high speed rail plan that California voters just approved, basically encompasses the current services there and expands them. Building the system would increase the ridership out there and close the gap and perhaps even surpass the NEC.
As for how Amtrak runs things, no one has yet announced that California has selected Amtrak to run any high speed service or that they are even considering it. I suspect that Amtrak might well be in the running for consideration, but it is far from a done deal.
Even if California selects Amtrak, I'm pretty sure that it will be a similar deal to the current one whereby Amtrak operates the trains for California, but under State control and supervision. California, not Amtrak, sets the prices for the current services. California decides what to stock in the food cars, as well as what to charge for it.
Diego Mýndez wrote: "... Of course illegal immigrants have full medical benefits in European countries such as Spain; in contrast to most of the US, our own nationals also have them, even if unemployed."
Cool. I love Andalucia, and now I can get free health care there!
I'm surprised nobody picked up on the shoddy reporting in this article. When comparing two systems with some statistics, it is always obfuscating to compare apples and oranges. That's the case in this sentence :
"France, Japan, Spain, Germany, all have trains that zoom through the countryside at speeds up to 217mph (350kph). America has one "high-speed" rail corridor, from Washington to Boston, on which trains average about 80mph."
The Non-US systems are quoted as speeding along at "up to" 217mph. The US system is quoted on a COMPLETELY different measure: 80mph average speed. Based on this statement, US trains could be going faster than 217mph, but slower (or stopped at stations ?) much of the time to bring the average down to 80mph. And Non-US trains could be going at an average of 70mph ... we just don't know because the reporter hasn't told us.
Yankee Doodle,
"California provides full medical benefits to illegal immigrants because it is more compassionate than is Europe where they would just suffer. Such costs impact HSR and highways."
How compassionate! The US is so compassionate that some US citizens get more healthcare in foreign Europe than in their own homeland. Of course illegal immigrants have full medical benefits in European countries such as Spain; in contrast to most of the US, our own nationals also have them, even if unemployed.
"Government taxation is FAR less in the US. Governments lack anything close to the funding needed to build HSR."
Taxation in US is 28% (higher than in Japan), in Europe it is 36%. That 8% difference is less than European-style universal healthcare would cost in the US. But Europe didn't just make a $10.5 trillion gift to private investors, so I can see why you're lacking resources.
High speed rail will work in the US as long as the following are met:
1. Front door to hotel door is not much longer than an airplane. A few years ago a news crew hired a cab at the Detroit airport and drove it to Cleveland. They left at the same time as an airplane was scheduled to leave. They beat the airplane to Cleveland. For the geography challenged the cab had to drive around lake Huron, the plane flew over it. If parking, boarding and disembarking are all quick, then you can shave at least an hour off a plane flight right there. Airports are generally in a distant suburb while the train terminal can be downtown. You should be able to avoid security too as blowing up the track is more effective than setting off a bomb in one car. So there is no real point in tight train security. Another time saver over the airport.
1a. There is no excuse for a train not running on time. Short of a hurricane or major blizzard it should always be on time. This really helps in competing with airlines.
1b. Schedule for business travel. Meaning, run expresses between major cities in the morning and at night. Run your stop at every mid size city during the day. Business travel is becoming pointless in the US. Schedule all the meetings you want. You can even schedule to fly in the night before. You'll be lucky to make any of them. No point in flying if you aren't certain you will ever get there. And if you can save an overnight.... And the ability to work on a train where there is power, room for a laptop and some paper and Internet connectivity...
2. Cost does not have to be less than a plane, but it needs to be competitive.
3. Be friendly. People hate the airlines. Bring back customer service and you will earn loyalty from stressed business people.
Sadly this is what will happen:
High speed will be slow speed. 115 mph trains won't cut it in the Midwest. It is 260 miles from St Paul to Madison and 400 or so from St Paul to Chicago. There needs to be expresses from Chicago to St Paul and they need to be 200+ mph trains. Four hours for an express or six to seven if you stop (as they are proposing) in Milwaukee, Madison, La Crosse and Rochester will not compete. I'm not against a local, and I would prefer an express to Madison, but you need to compete. You can drive in the Interstate in less time to Chicago in what they are proposing with all the stops. Oh, and to the Economist writer, the Midwest plans are the furthest along. The Milwaukee to Madison expansion is already permitted and approved. All they need is money. The other lines still need to go through environmental review, buying easements, etc...
Diego Mýndez wrote: "Yankee Doodle: "Making very rough calculations, paying the California environmental mitigation bank costs could run about a billion for a right of way that would cost $150 million in Europe"...Why so? I used the $25k per acre figure. It would cost $150m in the US, which is a rounding error for a $15 billion invoice."
Let's say that the rail runs through kit fox or blunt-nosed leopard lizard habitat (as it mostly will in central California). You buy the acre and then need to buy five acres of habitat developed for the kit fox and another five for the lizard. You paid $25k per acre, but mitigation credits might cost $300k per acre or twice that (or half).
Government taxation is FAR less in the US. Governments lack anything close to the funding needed to build HSR. They cannot raise taxes much either, due to democracy. California cannot build or repair highways.
California provides full medical benefits to illegal immigrants because it is more compassionate than is Europe where they would just suffer. Such costs impact HSR and highways.
Anthony Probus wrote: "Amongst this outburst of discussion about American railway system, I am wondering why nobody has mentioned North America's atrocious urban public transit system such as subways?"
There are subways? A public transportation system? :)
Good point. Rail alone goes nowhere.
Spain and France are smaller than Texas. Japan and Germany are smaller than Montana. And you wonder why passenger trains are less popular in the United States? The massive amount of money required to build a high-speed line would serve a very small geographic region in the United States, and most cities are too far apart to serve economically. I notice that the high-speed coridors in the US include Tulsa to Dallas/Fort Worth. Great. High-speed trains in the United States are about a practical as jet-packs.
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Dr. Kumar joined Diagnostics For All in March, 2010 as the Director of Product Development. Most recently, he served as the Director of Research and Development at Chembio Diagnostics and led an R&D group focused on developing point-of-care diagnostics for Syphilis, HIV, HCV and Leishmania. Prior to Chembio, Dr. Kumar worked at Matritech Inc as a Group Leader and led a team that took a breast cancer biomarker from discovery to clinical trial. Over his stay at Matritech, he initiated in-house development program for a bladder cancer diagnostic test (NMP22 BladderChek), now marketed by Alere Medical in USA and Stellar Pharmaceuticals in UK. Dr. Kumar began his career in diagnostic industries in India and worked as a Scientist at Ranbaxy Laboratories and developed numerous biochemical and immunodiagnostic products. After moving to the USA, Dr. Kumar joined Dana-Farber Cancer Institute (Harvard Medical School) and VA Medical Center (Harvard University) as an Instructor. Dr. Kumar holds a Ph.D. in Biochemistry from Aligarh Muslim University and Central Drug Research Institute, India. He has published over 25 scientific articles in peer-reviewed journals.
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Dr. Schonhorn joined Diagnostics for All in April 2012 as a Principal Scientist after nearly 20 years as a developer of commercial RUO and IVD products. Prior to joining DFA, Dr. Schonhorn was a Senior Scientist with Genzyme's Diagnostics Division. In this role, Dr. Schonhorn was the primary technical lead for the development of an FDA-approved C. difficile toxin A/B immunochromatographic device. He coordinated the activities of a multinational R&D group to develop key raw materials and develop the finished product. Dr. Schonhorn conducted verification/validation studies, and was the principal technical liaison with manufacturing to transfer the device into production. During his tenure, Dr. Schonhorn also contributed to the evaluation of new point of care technologies, and developed prototype assays for novel biomarkers of stroke and kidney injury. Before his most recent role at Genzyme, Dr. Schonhorn worked at Hemagen Diagnostics where he contributed to the development of FDA-approved assays for antiphospholipid syndrome, as well as Genzyme's Research Products group where he developed numerous ELISA kits and DuoSets for human cytokines and growth factors. Dr. Schonhorn received his B.S. from Carnegie Mellon University, and his Ph.D. from Boston University.
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Dr. Swanson joined Diagnostics for All (DFA) as a senior scientist in September 2013. Bringing a wealth of experience in lateral flow assay (LFA) development, she is primarily responsible for the advancement of DFA's nutrition deficiency assay. Dr. Swanson is trained as both an engineer and immunologist, holding a B.S. in Chemical Engineering from Cornell University, a M.Eng. in Biomedical Engineering from Cornell University and a Ph.D. in Immunology from Stanford University. Prior to joining DFA, she completed postdoctoral training and worked as a research bioengineer developing assays for radiation exposure at SRI International. During her time at SRI, she became adept at working with upconverting phosphors and introduced the usage of near-infrared dyes as valuable tools for detection in LFAs. There, Dr. Swanson enjoyed collaborating with the many physical chemists, biologists, computer scientists and engineers working on the projects. She has authored several publications and played a key role in a diversity of inventions and patent applications related to LFAs, micro-filtration and renal denervation.
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Dr. Connelly joined Diagnostics For All in November 2011 as a Research Scientist. John has a broad background in nanofabrication, molecular and microbiology with more than 10 years of experience in developing nucleic acid and immunological biosensors for pathogen detection. Prior to DFA, Dr. Connelly was a postdoctoral associate in the Baeumner laboratory at Cornell University working on a collaborative project with Rheonix, Inc. As a graduate assistant, his research included the development of bioanalytical methods for waterborne parasites and viruses as well as quantitative assays for clinical markers, namely CD4+ T-cells. Dr. Connelly has a B.S., M.S. and Ph.D. in Biological Engineering with concentrations in pharmacology and food science and technology. He has published six articles in peer-reviewed journals and is a vice-chair of the 2012 Gordon Research Seminar on Bioanalytical Sensors.
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Cara Barnes joined Diagnostics For All in November 2012 as a Research Associate. She has a M.S. in Analytical Chemistry from the University of Utah and a B.A. in Chemistry from Austin College. As a graduate assistant, her research focused on engineering and characterizing plasmonic nanomaterials as optical sensors. She has a broad background in bioanalytical chemistry, microfluidics, surface science, and nanoscience. Prior to joining DFA, Cara spent time living in a rural village in Ethiopia, where she taught English and science at an all-boys orphanage.
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Sahil Khullar joined Diagnostics For All in June of 2012 as an Intern Scientist and further joined the team as a fulltime Research Associate in September of 2012. Prior to joining DFA, he volunteered in the Henry Wortis Lab at the Sackler School of Graduate Biomedical Sciences at Tufts University. Before that, he worked at the Center for Cardiovascular Drug Targeting at Northeastern University. He obtained his B.S. in Pharmacy from Kurukshetra University in India. He also holds a M.S. in Biomedical Sciences from Northeastern University.
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Komal Sandhu joined DFA in March of 2013 as a Research Associate. Prior to joining DFA, she worked on several projects dealing with Lead Discovery in the area of Oncology and Autoimmune Diseases at EMD Serono. She volunteered in Henry Wortis Lab, and worked on the project Babesiosis. In India, at CSIO (CSIR affliated) she was an intern in the Nanotechnology Department, where she was graded with 'Outstanding' performance while characterizing and uniformly immobilizing antibody on the surface of optical fiber, thereby constructing a fiber optic based immunosensor. She completed her MS in Biotechnology from Northeastern University and BS in Biotechnology from Punjab Technical University, India.
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Top 10 summer adventure activities in Cape Town
Rob PetersAdventure tourism is a booming business and Cape Town is quickly becoming the go-to place for travellers looking for their adrenaline fix. From shark cage diving to abseiling down Table Mountain, the Mother City is the adventure capital of the world and she is waiting for you to cut loose. Here are our top 10.
6 Spectacular Fynbos Hikes for Seasoned and Unseasoned AlikeNature nerds unite! If you're looking for one of the most enchanting earth adventures ever look no further. Fynbos is one of six floral kingdoms in the world and its the only one that occurs entirely in one country. Ours!
30 Seconds in the Mother City
Rob PetersCape Town played host to yet another sold-out show this past weekend with 30 Seconds to Mars packing the Grand West Casino on Sunday night. Frontman Jared Leto may not have been quite as active as fellow singer John Legend, but he still managed to snap a couple of pics – and post a video - to Instagram, chronicling his time in the Mother City. To be fair, the group didn't spent quite as long in town as the R&B crooner, but it's still pretty clear that the city worked its magic on Leto.
Free Wi-Fi planned for MyCiti busesCommuters on the MyCITI rapid bus service will have more reason to jump on board with the City of Cape Town planning to offer free Wi-Fi. According to a report on BDLive, the city is conducting a pilot project which will allow access to the Wi-Fi while travelling or waiting at various stations in and around Cape Town. The news comes on the back of the city's announcement on Thursday that it has entered into a partnership with Orange Wi-Fi service to provide Wi-Fi to people living in parts of Khayelitsha and Mitchell's Plain.
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Chapman University Presents Henrik Ibsen's Hedda Gabler
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The actors were fantastic, especially "Hedda", and the venue very comfortable and intimate. Parking was problematic but found street parking within easy walking distance. Restrooms upstairs, good snacks in the lobby for minimal cost both before the performance and during intermission.
Hedda Gabler by Henrik Ibsen,
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Famed English photographer Ben Watts launches Lickshot at the Mondrian Hotel on Friday, Oct. 9. Lickshot, a look into his life through his very own diary and scrapbook, contains a collection of personal photographs, Polaroid's, graffiti and handwritten memos from Watts' travels. It's gritty, sexy, maniacal and full of wonder in a mish-mosh of artistic beauty (not to mention the assortment of colored tape holding it together).
Sounds by DJ Chelsea Leyland at the Sunset Lounge from 9 p.m. - 11 p.m. The evenings hosts, Tommy Pooch, Alan Roth and Nightlife Director for the Morgans Hotel Group, Ben Pundole, will also premiere the Morgans Hotel Group CD4, with the cover art designed by Ben Watts. It's going to be an interesting night so mark your calendars and don't miss out on getting a taste of Watts' Lickshot.
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Lightfair 2014 was held at the Las Vegas Convention Center, June 1-4. Every year, this show presents a variety of luminaires and fixtures for the industrial, home, buildings, and outdoor markets along with a healthy mix of component vendors showing off their discrete and modular products that enable the amazing new lighting products. In this age of Internet of Things (IoT), exhibitors continued their march toward...
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Decent skates I haven't purchased or worn rollerblades in over ten years. My last ones were hard boot and they lasted for years. So far, these seem pretty decent but I haven't had them for very long and only used twice so far. Prices and quality don't seem to have changed much. I wear a size ten shoe, and the fit on these are just slightly larger than I expected, but the extra room is welcome. May 15, 2013
Boot was uncomfortable I was really excited to get these but as soon as I put them on both boots were hitting my calf muscle in an odd place that started to hurt immediately. I had to return them. It's a shame they don't have more selection in store. May 8, 2013
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So far so good I've only used these in my kitchen so far but I'm pretty excited for warmer weather to use them outside. January 23, 2013
So Comfortable ! My old inline skates are from K2. Bought them more than 10 years ago and was very happy with them. Thought it is time for new ones and of course wanted to get K2 again. When I got those, I was amazed how light they were. My old ones are double the weight. The boots are so comfy, it felt like heaven. Whereas my old ones are partially plastic (the "rail" at the bottom", the new ones are metal. Hence will be much better when removing the wheels for cleaning/changing the bearings.Anyway, they look and feel amazing....Now the BUT... Whereas it seems true to size (I wear size 8 ), my problem is the heel. My heels lift when skating. I "test-drove" them around our kitchen island and it was bad. I can't imagine how bad it will be when I would actually skate with them on the road. I compared them with my old ones, and the "cushions" above the heels are almost half the size. I am heartbroken to have to return them. January 16, 2013
Amazing! These skates are amazing. They are so smooth and yiu go super fast. I had to test them out on my driveway at the beginning because I haven't skated in forever. I can't wait until warmer weather so I can use them everyday. They're an amazing workout. Buy them! I researched pretty much every skate and these were the top pick everywhere. December 24, 2012
Couldn't be happier! I tried every skate by every maker on the market. There was absolutely no comparison to the comfort of these skates. I did an inline marathon in them with complete comfort, while others were bandaging their blisters at the end. I can't think of a single bad thing about them! August 12, 2012