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Students climbed Xunantunich while learning about the Mayan civilization from local guides. more
"We went to NYC to tour the 9/11 memorials. It was an excellent experience. I will remember it for the rest of my life."
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"I always thought I did not like opera, but I saw La Traviata with Denit Honors and I really did enjoy it. I especially liked the sets and costumes...more
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Does art imitate life or does life imitate art? Do you want to know what happened behind the scenes prior to curtain call? Experience the human condition as it plays out before your eyes. Interact with cast and crew after the performance to analyze the meaning, interpretation and cultural significance of the work. We've seen performances at Folger Shakespeare Theatre Everyman, Single Carrot, Spotlighter's Theater and Center Stage, to name a few!
Are you seeking a meaningful spring break? Every March, we take a few days and create a tangible, positive difference in our local community. It's a rewarding experience, an awesome résumé builder, and you will discover your hidden talents while having fun, meeting new friends and making a positive difference.
Museums are more than a venue for appreciation and exploration. They are products of interpretation. Have you ever thought about museum ethics? Or, ponder these questions: Does history go to the victor? Who assigns value to history? How is our public history defined and presented? Join us as we explore similar museums or galleries in one day and consider how each creates a distinctive sensory experience using similar historical data.
Each semester a consistent theme is analyzed through various perspectives grounded in history, politics, culture, community, psychology, ethics, religion, art and more. Join us for nationally-renowned guest speakers whose ideas and expertise will challenge you to think about things differently. Check out our past series, Ten Years Later: The World 9/11 Made and Thought for Food.
The documentary will not be denied! This evolving film medium is an extremely powerful tool for social justice and change. We will delve deep while watching the original "reality TV." Prepare to be compelled, shocked, inspired and well-informed, all at once! View, evaluate and debate provocative topics and, if so inclined, find out how to change your world. You bring an open mind and we'll bring the popcorn!
Go ahead and talk with your mouth full! These one-hour events are created for students, faculty and staff to enjoy informal and out-of-the-classroom dialogue. Feed your curiosity as we explore thought-provoking topics over a delicious lunch. Click here for some of our past topics.
Take a break from Baltimore and explore another city's culture, history, arts and entertainment with your Denit Honors friends.
Get out of the classroom and far from your comfort zone with hands on (literally!) team-building training, group games and rock climbing designed to take your goals and confidence to new heights!
A final dress rehearsal should go exactly as the upcoming performances, but often Murphy lays down his law to create a few surprises and impromptu drama. Be the first to experience the full grandeur of the Opera…with a twist.
The Baltimore Symphony Orchestra is internationally recognized as one of the world's most acclaimed orchestras … and it is only a few steps away from UB's campus. Get ready for a musical journey that will rock your world! For example: Joan of Arc at the Stake; Drum Line Live; Bond & Beyond; LIFE: A Journey through Time; and Video Games Live are performances Denit Honors students have recently enjoyed.
Help to vastly improve the lives of indigenous Mayan community members near Antigua, Guatemala while having the international travel adventure of your life. Immerse yourself in Spanish with 10 hours of one-on-one lessons and practice with your host family. Enjoy a fun outdoor challenge and explore one of the most beautiful locations in Central America. This destination is packed with trips to ancient ruins, active volcanoes and more, plus experiences with diverse cultures. This is the travel experience that will change your life and a family's life forever.
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Financial Aid Links:
Financial Information Resources Services and Tools (FIRST) for Medical Education Sponsored by the AAMC is a non biased resource for information about financial planning while in medical school.
The AAMC's Medloans® Organizer & Calculator A useful tool to help you track your student loans through medical school and evaluate the best repayment plan for you.
The Financial Aid Information Page A helpful guide that can answer some basic financial aid questions.
Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) The federal application to apply for federal and institutional aid.
Federal PIN number Your federal PIN allows you to electronically sign your FAFSA. It may also be used to electronically sign loan applications and master promissory notes.
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Federal Student Aid This is a searchable database of scholarships offered by a variety of sources.
Career onestop This is a searchable database of scholarships offered by a variety of sources.
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Sweater Leggings
Style # 202657
Soft warm knit make this pair of bebe leggings a fall go-to item. Features a medium-weight stretch. Try it with tunics and oversized sweater to maximize your look.
- 80% rayon, 20 spandex.
- Hand wash
- Made in USA with imported materials
- Model is 5'9" and is wearing a US size S
Sweater Leggings 3 3
Sexy and warm These are meant to be worn in cold weather months. I'm happy I got mine. They are very stretchy but when I first receive them they looked smaller than I expected, no worries the fitted great. It makes my legs look sexy, great alternative to skinny jeans. Dress them up or down, versatile. I love to wear them with a nice sweater or top and my fave blazer, jacket or trench coat. Win win - they are on sale too! April 25, 2013
Not a fan While the material is thick and would be great in the cooler months, the fit is off and is a bit too dowdy for me. These feel like my mother's thermals and they seem to just drape over my body. The fit is too baggy in my opinion April 12, 2013
disappointed I got these in the mail yesterday and didn't like them at all. The material is thick, doesn't move very easily and I can hear it ripping as I put it on. It doesn't at all have the normal flattering bebe shape and structure. April 4, 2013
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The Ohio Meet and Great at the zoo was awesome! The kids had a great time with the pony rides, a boat ride, seeing the lions, tigers, and bears.
Here are some pics (if my link works) of the outing. My dh took the photos and was very biased as 99% of the pics were only of my kids [:I]...
Can't wait to get together again!!!


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Appalachian State at Chattanooga
McKenzie Arena - Chattanooga, Tenn.
Thursday - Jan. 17, 2013
- The Chattanooga Mocs erased a 19-point deficit in the final 6:36 of regulation to force overtime and post a 91-88 win over Appalachian State tonight. UTC improves to 8-10 overall and 3-2 in SoCon action. ASU drops to 7-9 and 3-2 in the league.
- Head Coach John Shulman is now No. 2 all-time at UTC in wins with 140 passing the legendary Ron Shumate (1973-79)...11-8 vs. App State, 9-1 in McKenzie Arena.
- Trailing 64-45 with 6:36 left in the game, UTC closed regulation on a 33-14 run.
- Senior Dontay Hampton (11) and junior Z. Mason (9) scored 20 of the Mocs 33 points in that outburst.
- The Mocs went 11-17 from the field, 3-7 from 3-pt. range and 8-8 from the FT line in the final run of regulation.
- UTC grabbed five offensive boards while App. State did not have a defensive rebound in the last five minutes of regulation.
- The Mocs scored on the final 13 possessions of regulation.
- UTC improves to 43-30 all-time against ASU, including 27-7 in Chattanooga...this is the sixth-straight home win in the series for the Mocs.
- This is the second time in three games UTC has overcome a double-digit second half deficit to win. The Mocs were down 10 (54-44, 11:36) last week at The Citadel before winning 70-65 in regulation.
- The Mocs did not get their first lead in the game until the overtime period.
- The 91 points are the most by the Mocs against a Division I opponent this season...ASU's 88 points were a season-high for the Mountaineers.
- Chattanooga improves to 6-4 in overtime games under head coach John Shulman...2-0 at home against Appalachian State...last OT win over the Mountaineers was 78-74 on Jan. 15, 2009.
- ASU hit a season-high 12 3-pt. FGs (12-26 - 46.2%) and 21 assists.
- UTC finished with 16 offensive boards, outscoring ASU 20-10 in second-chance points.
- Tonight was just the second win in 11 games when the Mocs trailed at the half...UTC was 1-9 when trailing with five minutes to play coming into tonight's game.
- Chattanooga improves to 3-0 in games decided by three points or less.
Dontay Hampton (Sr. - G)
- Career-high 22 points on 6-11 shooting, 5-8 from 3-pt. range and 5-7 from the FT line.
- Career-high for threes made and attempted.
- Hit the game-tying 3-pt. FG from NBA range with 18 seconds left in regulation.
- Scored 14 points in the final six minutes of regulation and overtime.
- Third game back since recovering from a knee injury that sidelined him for the first 15 games.
- Averaging 13.7 ppg in three games.
- Added three assists and four rebounds.
Z. Mason (Jr. - F)
- Game-high 23 points.
- Third game this season with 20+ points.
- Shot 8-17 from the field, 2-4 from 3-pt. range and 5-6 from the FT line.
- Added 11 boards for his second double-double of the year...fourth of his career.
- Second 20 & 10 game of the season.
- Career-high 34 minutes for Mason.
- Added two assists and two steals.
Gee McGhee (Fr. - G)
- Tied a career-high with a team-high five assists.
- Career-high 37 minutes.
- Scored eight points on 3-9 shooting, 1-4 from 3-pt. range and 1-2 from the FT line.
- Added five boards.
- Had both of the Mocs' blocks in the game.
Ronrico White (So. - G)
- 17 points on 4-9 shooting and 9-10 from the FT line.
- Tied a career-high with six rebounds.
- Tied a career-high with four steals.
- Added four assists.
Drazen Zlovaric (Sr. - F)
- 10 points on 5-10 shooting.
- Added six boards.
- 10th game in double-figures this season...29th of his career.


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Many Junior Playdowns are now underway, with teams looking to qualify for the M&M Meats Shop Junior Nationals in Napanee, Ontario at the end of the month.
In Manitoba, Joey Witherspoon looks to the be favourite on the Men's side, while the cursed and blessed Alyssa Vandepoele hopes to overcome several previous finals losses to reach their first national championship. Manitoba's reps are always strong and both favourites have already shown their strength in the adult game.
In New Brunswick, Sackville rink Andrew Trites is shooting for a berth in the Junior Nationals, games beginning on January 5th.
Nanaimo's Kesa Van Osch and Victoria's Josh Hozack are headed to Napanee after winning the BC Junior Provincials.
In Ontario, the Pepsi Juniors begin Wednesday in Russell and curling takes priority for Napanee native Scott Chadwick as he attempts to represent Ontario in his hometown.
More Juniors news to come as the week unfolds and the winners and not so lucky are sorted out...
In the Men's Tankard ranks, Ontario Regionals go this weekend, with several Annandale curling connections. Play begins Saturday at Rideau, Granite Club in Toronto, Meaford and Brantford as 8 teams look for berths into The Dominion Tankard in Stratford. Glenn Howard waits as reigning champion, and two additional spots will be added in three weeks during the Challenge Round play.
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According to reports provided by the Aiken County Sheriffs Office:
An Aiken woman who lives on East Pine Log Road reported on Saturday that someone had made an unauthorized online purchase from Nordstrom Direct using her Visa credit card.
A Williston woman reported on Saturday that someone broke the windshield and side windows of her truck while it was parked outside of a house on Old Barnwell Road in Windsor.
An Aiken man reported on Saturday that he had not seen his car since letting a man and woman use it to go to the store. The subjects had been living with the victim at his home on Heathwood Drive.
An Augusta man reported on Saturday that someone had taken nine 30-pound propane tanks and 30 feet of 6-gauge wire from his shed on Camash Circle in Jackson. The victim said the unknown subject entered the shed through its roof and used a hammer to exit through the sheds door.
Two guns and other items were taken from a home on Tabernacle Road in Salley during a burglary that was reported on Saturday.
A Windsor woman reported on Saturday that someone took two guns, jewelry and several bottles of medication from her home on Angel Lane.
A Beech Island man reported on Saturday that someone vandalized his vehicle after he left it parked at a house on Kim Court in Warrenville while he went out with friends. According to the responding officer, there were multiple dents in the passenger side of the vehicle and the vehicles windshield was cracked.
A burglary was reported on Saturday at a home on Fields Cemetery Road in Graniteville.
A Graniteville man reported on Saturday that someone broke into his home on Breezy Hill Road through the front door and took two televisions.
A North Augusta woman who lives on Hallelujah Lane reported on Saturday that someone had stolen her debit card and used it at the Family Dollar on Jefferson Davis Highway in Clearwater.
A Warrenville man reported on Saturday that someone had taken a minibike from underneath his house on Les Drive. He said he had built the minibike using different parts.
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I liked it too. The prophecy to Sodom and her sisters and Samaria and Judah also line up with similar prohecies to Egypt and AssyriaIn that day shall there be a highway out of Egypt to Assyria, and the Assyrian shall come into Egypt, and the Egyptian into Assyria, and the Egyptians shall serve with the Assyrians. In that day shall Israel be the third with Egypt and with Assyria, even a blessing in the midst of the land: Whom the LORD of hosts shall bless, saying, Blessed be Egypt my people, and Assyria the work of my hands, and Israel mine inheritance. (Isa 19:23-25)This astounding prophecy will be fulfilled (IMO) during the millennial reign. We kno that in the beginning of the millenial reign Egypt will be smitten until they consent to send their representatives to Jerusalem to bow the knee to the Lord(Zechariah 14:12)And it shall come to pass in that day, that the light shall not be clear, nor dark: But it shall be one day which shall be known to the LORD, not day, nor night: but it shall come to pass, that at evening time it shall be light. And it shall be in that day, that living waters shall go out from Jerusalem; half of them toward the former sea, and half of them toward the hinder sea: in summer and in winter shall it be. And the LORD shall be king over all the earth: in that day shall there be one LORD, and his name one. All the land shall be turned as a plain from Geba to Rimmon south of Jerusalem: and it shall be lifted up, and inhabited in her place, from Benjamin's gate unto the place of the first gate, unto the corner gate, and from the tower of Hananeel unto the king's winepresses. And men shall dwell in it, and there shall be no more utter destruction; but Jerusalem shall be safely inhabited. And this shall be the plague wherewith the LORD will smite all the people that have fought against Jerusalem; Their flesh shall consume away while they stand upon their feet, and their eyes shall consume away in their holes, and their tongue shall consume away in their mouth. And it shall come to pass in that day, that a great tumult from the LORD shall be among them; and they shall lay hold every one on the hand of his neighbour, and his hand shall rise up against the hand of his neighbour. (Zec 14:6-13)And it shall come to pass, that every one that is left of all the nations which came against Jerusalem shall even go up from year to year to worship the King, the LORD of hosts, and to keep the feast of tabernacles. And it shall be, that whoso will not come up of all the families of the earth unto Jerusalem to worship the King, the LORD of hosts, even upon them shall be no rain. And if the family of Egypt go not up, and come not, that have no rain; there shall be the plague, wherewith the LORD will smite the heathen that come not up to keep the feast of tabernacles. This shall be the punishment of Egypt, and the punishment of all nations that come not up to keep the feast of tabernacles. (Zec 14:16-19)


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Enforcement, NOT Amnesty!!!!!!
"If theyre going to come here illegally, apply for & receive assistance through a corrupted Government agency encouraging this lawless behavior, work under the table & send billions of dollars each year back to their families in Mexico, while bleeding local economies dry, protest in our streets waving their Mexican flags DEMANDING rights, while I have to press 1′ for English, then they need to be shipped back to where they came from!" -Chad Miller


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Born Oct. 12, 1773, the second son of James and Ann Kerby Moore, James Draden Moore was christened at the upper chapel, St. John's, Broad Creek at Ft. Washington, Prince George's County.
When James left Prince Georges Co. to move to Washington Co., he must have done so in the company of a few members of the Lowe family, who were also from Prince Georges Co. Sometime after 1796, after James' marriage to Ann Lowe, the J.D. Moore family moved along with one or two of his brothers and at least the family of Nicholas Lowe, Ann's brother, to western Maryland. They may have first settled in Alleghany County, before moving slightly back east to Washington Co., Md.
James was a supervisor of roads in Washington County for several years. In 1814 for the road from Kershner's Ford to Jacques Furnace on the Conococheague Creek, being paid 200 pounds per year. That same year, James was appointed Justice of the Peace in Washington Co.
In 1815 he continued his work as a roads supervisor; this time with his brother-in-law, Mr. George Lowe. In 1817 he supervised the same road with Mr. Jacob Myers.
On Tuesday, March 14, 1820, Moore remarried. The following is from the March 21, 1820 edition of the Maryland Herald and Hagerstown Weekly Advertiser:
"Tues 14th inst, by Rev. J[ehu].C[urtis]. Clay, James D. Moore, Esq., to Miss Mary Francis Sanders, all of this co."
The wedding announcement also appeared in the Torch Light and Public Advertiser, in its March 21, 1820 edition.
Also in 1820, he was again with Mr. Lowe in supervising the road from Four Locks to Spring Furnace. In 1820 he is also shown as supervising the road from Henry ford to Jacques Furnace with Solomon Steintze? In 1821 he was again with George Lowe in supervising the road from Jacques Furnace to the Turnpike Road near Licking Creek. In 1822 the same bond was listed.
Died Jan. 16, 1840, Clear Spring, Washington County, Maryland.
In 1820 the census shows J.D. Moore to own one male slave between 14-26 years of age. Also seven female slaves and one free male. Two years later he sold Mary (15), Hannah, and Patty(11). In 1825 he sold Joseph (age 50), Margaret (age 47), Harriet (age 15), and Rachel (age 11) to Robert Thompson of Louisiana for $900.
In 1830 there was six male slaves and two female slaves. In 1840 there were four male slaves and one female slave.
The Will of J.D. Moore listed the following:
Son, Joseph Saunders Moore received a young roan mare saddle and bridle (estimated value $45), long shot gun ($12), and silver watch ($25); daughter, Mary H. Moore $50; son, Cyrus Saunders Moore $50; son, Hamilton Alexander Moore: one featherbed set and bedding; daughter, Elizabeth Moore: one bureau. Also that none of his slaves be sold outside the county or state.
Children of James Draden Moore and Ann Lowe Moore:
1. Maria Moore
2. Hamilton Alexander Moore (1812-1891), Born Apr. 26, 1812, Maryland, son of James Draden Moore and Ann Lowe Moore. Half brother of Cyrus Sanders Moore. Died Oct. 4, 1891, Indian Springs, Washington County, Maryland. Hamilton and Christiana Fink Moore had the following children:
2a. James Draper Moore (1841 – 1864)*- Born in 1841, Clear Spring, Washington County, Maryland. On September 3, 1861, Moore enlisted at Frederick, Maryland as a private in Company B, 1st Potomac Home Brigade Cavalry (later part of Cole's 1st Maryland Volunteer Cavalry). Upon entering the service, James brought his own horse and was in turn paid for the "service" of the horse while with the cavalry. James was listed at enlistment as being age 20, 5'8″, with ruddy complexion and light red hair. By occupation James was listed as a farmer. James became ill in the winter, probably from exposure to the elements and was listed as sick in quarters on December 31, 1861. Apparently his sick furlough expired in January of 1862, as he was listed as being absent without leave for three (3) days on the Jan-Feb 1862 muster rolls. He was AWOL again for two (2) days on the March-April 1862 rolls; AWOL four (4) days, May-June 1862; AWOL for three (3) days Nov-Dec 1862; AWOL for one (1) day Jan-Feb 1863. The events that led to Moore's trip to Andersonville began on January 10, 1864. Just before dawn on that freezing morning, Lt. Col. John Singleton Mosby and his raiders struck Cole's Battalion on Loudoun Heights. Moore was with the ill-fated picket along the Hillsboro road, where Piney Run crossed. Mosby had to make certain that this picket was taken out in order to free a path for his escape from the night assault. By the time that Mosby had decided to withdraw, he had suffered severe losses, including the wounding of his younger brother "Willie". In addition to the six captured Federal troopers, Cole's battalion had lost six killed and fourteen wounded. However, the men lost from Mosby's command were deemed by one ranger as "worth more than all Cole's Battalion." Considering all of this, a truce was made later that morning and Captain William Henry Chapman dispatched a messenger into the Federal camp with an offer for an exchange. For the recovery of his men, Mosby would return the six captured Federal troopers. Cole refused to receive the offer, ultimately sealing Moore's fate. First sent to Belle Island, Richmond, Va., James was shortly after transferred to Andersonville Prison, Ga. On August 30, 1864 (only seven days after what was considered the worst day in Andersonville's history for deaths), when the prison camp was at its peak for disease and deaths due to overcrowding, James died of scobitis (scurvy). He is in grave #7273 at Andersonville. After the war both of his James D. Moore's parents applied for and received a pension for his service. James' mother's application was dated 7/26/1880; father's 5/23/1888. Both records of this pension and military service are on file at the National Archives in Washington, D.C. Upon a tour to Camp Sumter (Andersonville) in mid-April 1997, I found that the grave of J.D. Moore was mismarked. At that time, grave #7273 showed a "M.L. Moore" from Maine. Thankfully, Atwater's book of 1866 provides reliable information, listing Moore. It seems likely that several may be misidentified in later years when the headstones replaced the older markers. By the spring of 1998, Andersonville, after my submission of various documents to prove that J.D. Moore was in that grave, erected a headstone that properly described his resting place. Comrades of James Moore also captured at Loudoun Heights included… Hamilton Wolf (died 11/24/1864 and buried in grave #12147; mother applied for and received a pension); George Weaver (died Sept. 21, 1864 of diarrhea, and was buried in grave #9409); John Newcomber (died 8/6/1864 of diarrhea and buried in grave #4881; listed incorrectly on headstone as "Macomber"; no record of parents applying for a pension); Walter Scott Myers (died May 23, 1864 of chronic diarrhea, and buried in grave #1307; mother applied for and received a pension). Only survivor of those captured was Isaiah Nicewander (born ca. 1842, from Welsh Run, Montgomery, Franklin Co., Pa. -son of Hannah; he died sometime before Oct. 1886; mother applied for but did not receive a pension). Another comrade (Abraham L. Sossey) from the same company was killed in the fight at Loudoun Heights and is buried in the same cemetery as James D. Moore's parents.
2b. Richard Alexander Moore (3/6/1849 – 7/25/1921)
2c. Millard Filmore Moore (9/11/1856 – 1907). From the January 18, 1907 issue of the Hagerstown Mail:
Millard F. Moore, a well-known resident of Smithsburg, died at 11 o'clock Thursday night of typhoid fever after a prolonged illness, aged 51 years. Mr. Moore was injured on Dec. 15 by a wagon falling upon him in his blacksmith shop and soon afterward typhoid fever developed. The deceased was born in Clearspring District and had resided on the Cable farm, near Smithsburg, for ten years. He removed into Smithsburg over a year ago and engaged in the blacksmith and wagon-making business. He was a good citizen and highly respected. He was a member of the Clearspring Tribe of Red Men. His wife and three brothers, John, Beaver Creek, Jacob and Richard, near Big Pool, and a sister, Lizzie, of Big Pool. Funeral Sunday at 10 o'clock from the Episcopal Church services by Rev. C.J. Curtis in the Smithsburg Cemetery.
Children of James Draden Moore and Mary Frances Sanders Moore:
3. Elizabeth Margaret Moore Hower (1/12/1821 – 1902). Wife of Jonathan Hower (1794-1865).
4. Joseph Saunders Moore, born Apr. 13, 1822, Washington Co., Maryland. A leading advocate, in Clear Spring, of the Constitutional Unionist Party, in the 1860 Presidential race. Died Sept. 13, 1860. From the Hagerstown Herald of Freedom and Torch Light, 9/19/1860:
DEATH OF A FRIEND. – We regret to announce the death of Jos. S. Moore, Esq., to which occurred at his residence near the Four Locks on the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal, on Wednesday night last. Mr. M. died of scrofulous affection in the mouth and throat, from which he had been suffering for several months previous. In this death we have lost a highly esteemed friend, and the community in which he lied an intelligent, honorable, high-toned gentleman. May he rest in peace.
Of note: Joseph Saunders Moore executed a deed of manumission on November 27, 1858, resulting in the freedom of William Gasper, then "about 40 years of age… 5 feet 4 1/2 inches high, of a brown copper color, [with] a small scar on the right hand and one on his forehead."
5. Emily Ann Moore (9/30/1823 – 8/8/1855)
6. Virginia Cowan Moore (1825 – ____)
7. Mary H. Moore (10/15/1827 – 8/10/1893)


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For degree, see Academic Preparation, below.
The Pre-Medicine track is designed for students who have
demonstrated an interest in health-related fields. Students
declaring an interest in this track will be designated as
Pre-Professional, and will be tracked for progress throughout their
academic career at the Mount. We prepare students for several
Pre-Professional tracks, including Dentistry, Medicine, Physical
Therapy, Physician Assistant, Podiatry, and
Choice of major. No medical school requires a
specific major of its applicants. They do, however, recognize the
importance of a strong foundation in the natural sciences which
includes biology, chemistry, physics and mathematics. The current
Pre-Med curriculum offered at the College follows the course
requirements recommended by the American Association of Medical
Colleges (AAMC) and is similar to that offered by virtually all
schools in the US.
It includes:
Although these course requirements can be met while pursuing any
area of study at the college, they are embedded in the Biology
major. Faculty members in the Division of Natural Science are of
the opinion that completion of requirements for a BA in Biology
best prepares the students for further studies in areas of their
choosing. This is supported by a recent report "Scientific
Foundations for Future Physicians" from the AAMC (Association of
American Medical Colleges) and the Howard Hughes Medical Institute
(HHMI), which recommended that medical and premedical education
evolve from a static listing of courses to a dynamic set of
The competencies defined as the knowledge, skill, or attitude
that enables an individual to learn and perform in medical practice
include the ability to:
All the competencies defined above are addressed in the Biology
Academic and scientific accomplishments, while important, are
not sufficient for entry into professional programs. A critical
aspect is the development of physician–patient relationship. It is
expected that the incoming students be altruistic and dutiful.
Students are expected to be aware of community and public health
issues and understand that there are several complex,
non–biological causes that can result in poor health. While a
commitment to making evidence-based decisions is required, it is
also expected that the future professionals will make ethical
decisions, based on compassion, respect, and integrity.
There are many advantages to being a Pre-Medical student at the
Pre-Professional advisor. A Pre-Medical advisor
is available for consultation about your progress towards
acceptance to medical school. Regular meetings of Pre-Medical
students, reminders about deadlines, formation of a
Pre-Professional committee for recommendations, and one-on-one
personal attention from our full-time faculty advisor are what you
can expect as a Pre-Med student at the Mount.
A strong peer group. Biology majors quickly
become a part of the science community at the Mount. Students who
have majors within the Division of Natural Science take their math
and science classes together and quickly form study groups,
supporting each other in their courses. This peer support is a
great way to make new friends with goals and attitudes similar to
your own.
Peer tutoring. Science majors work together
toward a successful college career as upper-classmen serve as peer
tutors (as one-on-one or drop-in tutors, or as recitation leaders)
and all students have the opportunity to get help to support their
learning efforts. Not only will tutoring provide you with income,
but it will also help you to build your resume and strengthen your
knowledge base.
Research. All full-time faculty members have
PhD degrees in a variety of different fields and can offer you the
opportunity to develop a research project which will help you to
apply your coursework to real problems. A research project not only
will enhance your knowledge and ability to integrate your learning,
but it will impress graduate schools and future employers, giving
you an edge when you move on from your studies at the Mount.
Learning science as a process. Many of our
laboratory courses use inquiry-based collaborative learning to
introduce students to the process of science and give you an idea
of what scientific research is all about.
Mentoring. All science students are assigned a
full-time faculty advisor to help you explore career options, plan
your course schedule and follow your academic progress. New
freshmen are assigned a "science sibling" before coming to campus
so that they have the opportunity to ask questions of an
upperclassmen, student to student.
Opportunities outside of the classroom. You
could be a student representative at division meetings, an officer
in the Biology and Chemistry honor societies, or participate with
the American Chemical Society student chapter on campus. Students
organize speakers, museum tours, hiking trips, campus activities
like element bingo and faculty vs. student quiz bowl, and science
night for elementary school students. All of these things let you
get involved in things you enjoy, while providing you more
opportunities to meet new people, interact with the faculty, and
develop your leadership skills.
Students declaring an interest in this concentration will be
designated as Pre-Med / Pre-Professional and will be tracked for
progress throughout their academic career. The advisory committee
will write a joint recommendation letter in support of a student's
candidacy only if student has met the criteria listed below.
Medical Profession. The medical profession
comprises primary health providers who are typically Allopathic
Practitioners, Medical Doctors (MD) or Osteopathic practitioners,
Doctors of Osteopathy (DO). The primary difference between the two
is that osteopathy relates to healing through the manipulation of
the musculoskeletal system and soft tissues, emphasizing the
relationship of the body's nerves, muscles, bones, and organs.
Allopathic medical practice makes use of all remedies proven to be
of value in the treatment of disease including medication and
The medical practitioner or physician is primarily responsible
for the diagnosis and treatment of disease and management of
patient care. The Federal Government and the American Medical
Association recognize MDs and DOs as equal and each category of
physician can be licensed to provide comprehensive medical care in
all 50 states. MDs and DOs enter one of the medical specialties
that comprise the medical profession, including family practice,
internal medicine, general surgery, urology, pediatrics, and
obstetrics/gynecology. Homeopathic medicine is the practice of
using a microdosage of substances of animal, vegetable, or mineral
origin that can cure symptoms in a ill person. The practice can
include acupuncture, nutrition, and chelation therapy.
Chiropractic Profession. Chiropractic is a
profession comprised of primary health care providers who practice
a science concerned with the relationship between structure,
usually the spine, and function, essentially the nervous system.
The science is based on natural healing methods and does not
involve surgical procedures or the use of drugs. The Doctor of
Chiropractic (DC) attempts to restore and preserve health by
manipulating the neuromusculoskeletal system. Chiropractic science
is based on the fact that the nervous system controls every aspect
of body function and that the spine can influence body functions
far removed from it because of direct and indirect effects on the
nervous system. Dysfunction, subluxation of a vertebral joint, not
only affects the joint of the skeletal system but there are also
changes in nerve, muscle, and blood flow associated with the joint.
Changes in function of these elements cause them to become
irritated and painful. Muscles in the affected area fatigue,
tighten, and go into spasm. Changes in blood flow contribute to the
continued deterioration and cause conditions most commonly treated
by the chiropractic physician: strains/sprains, bursitis,
headaches, disc problems, leg pain (sciatica), and arthritis.
Similar explanations are used and address more subtle conditions
affecting distant tissues and organs. There are three levels of
care that comprise the chiropractic health care system. Relief care
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particular joint subluxation determined by a skillful and thorough
physical examination that may include x-ray.
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after the immediate symptoms are relieved. Preventative care
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Optometric Profession. "Doctors of )ptometry
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in the examination, diagnosis, treatment, and management of disease
and disorders of the visual system, the eye and associated
structures as well as the diagnosis of related systemic conditions"
(American Optometric Association 1992). Diseases or conditions
typically treated by doctors of optometry are abrasions, ulcers,
infections of the cornea, glaucoma, visual skills problems related
to reading or driving, problems in vision-body coordination as in
sports or special judgments, and clarity problems as in near or far
sightedness. Doctors of Optometry are also concerned with the
diagnosis and management of systemic diseases that are first
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also concerned with preventative measures in the visual development
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tasks. Doctors of Optometry may choose to specialize in a variety
of areas including pediatrics, learning disabilities, geriatrics,
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procedures that include removal of heel spurs and soft tissue
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toenail problems. However, the podiatrist also performs physical
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ligaments. Biomechanical problems can result in specialty areas of
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Ferry Corsten's new album 'L.E.F.' features Cubikated!
Credited to Graham Massey, Andrew Barker, Darren Partington & Martin Price.
Presumably the version of Cubikated will be different from this one from 2004.
There's four releases: Europe, Japan, America and other regions. Each one features a different bonus track, but Cubikated is on all of them.
The Japanese release features a bonus DVD too.
Release dates: Holland: 26 May. Japan: around now. USA: July, Rest: ?


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Perfection is on the line tonight as 4-0 Orange travels to Pittsboro to meet 4-0 Northwood in the Big Eight 3-A Conference showdown of the season.
Orange is ranked No. 8 in the state among 3-A programs and Northwood No. 25 by MaxPreps.com, the online partner of the N.C. High School Athletic Association.
Orange is No. 7 (3-A) in this week's Associated Press state poll. Northwood is unranked in the 10-team AP poll.
Orange vs. Pittsboro is one of 13 games involving area teams on tap tonight. Only three others — Greensboro Dudley at Northern, Chapel Hill at Oxford Webb and Bartlett-Yancey at Roxboro Person — will be played in the area, the rest on the road.
Travel itineraries are extensive tonight as Hillside travels to Nashville Nash Central, Southern to Henderson Northern Vance, East Chapel Hill to Jamestown Ragsdale, Jordan to Southern Pines Pinecrest, Riverside to Clayton Cleveland, Cedar Ridge to Raleigh Cardinal Gibbons and South Granville to Burlington Cummings, Granville Central to Franklinton, Kestrel Heights to Raleigh Wake Christian.
Carrboro, ranked No. 10 among the state's 2-A programs by the AP despite two straight losses, has a bye tonight.
In addition to Orange-Northwood, conference openers tonight include Southern-Northern Vance, Chapel Hill-Webb and Cedar Ridge-Cardinal Gibbons, all in the Big Eight.
Everyone else is playing a non-conference game for the fifth time.
The showdown in Pittsboro could give a glimpse of a potential state champion and both teams should be fully prepared and as healthy as they can be after resting through bye weeks.
Orange tied for third in the state 3-AA playoffs a year ago after losing in the East Region finals. Northwood is playing its first season at the 3-A level after moving up from the 2-A ranks.
Both teams are loaded.
Orange opened with three straight wins over PAC-6 4-A opponents, has posted two straight shutouts and its first-team defense hasn't allowed a touchdown all season as the Panthers have outscored the opposition 155-22.
Northwood can't match the Panthers' defensive numbers, but holds a 158-70 scoring edge in its first four games.
Potent offenses best both defenses tonight.
Orange has a young quarterback in potential star Garrett Cloer and a large stable of versatile running backs, including 100-yard backs Tay Jones and Drew Lemaster. But the Panthers played without star back Patrick Pettiford (ankle) two weeks ago and it remains to be seen if he'll be at full strength tonight. His return would diversify Cloer's options.
Northwood should have all its offensive stars at full speed. They include the all-junior trio of quarterback Ti Pinnix (1,248 yards, 14 touchdowns, three interceptions, 59 percent completion rate), slotback Kadarus Rone (82 yards rushing, 68 receiving per game, nine touchdowns) and receiver Jalen Smith (139 receiving yards per game, eight touchdowns).
Here's a rundown of tonight's other matchups:
Hillside (2-2) at Nash Central (0-5) — Hillside has lost two straight games to top teams in Greensboro Dudley and Charlotte Country Day but remains among the top-ranked teams in the state by MaxPreps.com, coming in at 25th (all classifications) and 19th (4-A). The Hornets shouldn't have much trouble stopping winless 3-A Nash Central.
Jordan (1-4) at Pinecrest (5-0) — The out-manned Falcons would be hard-pressed to keep up with the state's 33rd-ranked program (24th 4-A), but it's a daunting task on the road.
Riverside (3-2) at Cleveland (3-2) — Riverside's been the surprise team of the PAC-6 4-A to date, winning twice in as many outings on the road and posting a winning record despite being outscored 136-112 on the year. Class 3-A Cleveland offers the Pirates a shot at another win, but they'll need a big game from back Joel Evans to make it happen.
East Chapel Hill (1-4) at Ragsdale (1-4) — On paper, this would appear to be another toss-up game with disappointing East Chapel Hill taking on a Ragsdale team with an identical 1-4 record. But Ragsdale's losses have all come to Greensboro area powerhouses. Three of East's four losses have come to teams from lower attendance classifications.
Bartlett Yancey (2-3) at Roxboro Person (1-4) — The Rockets of the PAC-6 4-A host a 2-A school and have a chance, but nothing's come easy for Person this season so the Rockets will have to be at their best to pick up a second win.
Southern (2-2) at Northern Vance (0-4) — Southern went through the meat of its non-conference schedule early and paid the price with a 1-2 start. The Spartans got past winless Northern last week and are overwhelming favorites against winless Northern Vance. The home team's been outscored 163-72 on the year and Southern's offense will likely fatten that first number past the 200 mark this week.
Greensboro Dudley (4-0) at Northern (0-5) — First-year Northern coach R.J. Wilson is looking at the non-conference season as a classroom for a young Knights team. Good thing, since Northern is likely to get schooled tonight by the state's No. 11-ranked team overall (MaxPreps). Dudley features 4-star Clemson prospect Chris Register at defensive end and Tennessee commit Emmanuel Mosley at quarterback. Those two helped Dudley shut down Hillside. On the year, Dudley's outscoring its opponents 130-17. Northern, on the other hand, is being outscored 205-51.
Chapel Hill (1-3) at Oxford Webb (2-2) — Chapel Hill picked up its first win (over East Chapel Hill) last week and that eased the memory of some tight losses in the Tigers' first three games (Riverside in OT, Carrboro by one point). This is a great opportunity for Chapel Hill to go to 1-0 in the Big Eight against a Webb team whose two wins have come against 1-A and 2-A teams.
Cedar Ridge (0-4) at Cardinal Gibbons (3-1) — Cedar Ridge struggled as a 2-A program a year ago and has actually improved on the field as a 3-A member this year. Of its four losses, three were by a touchdown or less. On the minus side, Gibbons is a traditional 3-A power and doesn't offer much of a target of opportunity.
South Granville (3-1) at Burlington Cummings (1-4) — South Granville lost to state 3-A power Rocky Mount on the road to open the season, but hasn't looked back. South owns back-to-back shutout routs of Carrboro and Webb to go with a rout of Chapel Hill heading into this one. The Vikings are overwhelming favorites to win on the road.
Granville Central (3-2) at Franklinton (4-0) — Granville Central's coming off an 80-0 shellacking of Kestrel Heights, but could face a long night of football against 2-A power Franklinton on the road.
Kestrel Heights (0-5) at Wake Christian Academy (2-3) — Kestrel Heights hasn't won a game in years going on six seasons — and has never beaten a fellow varsity program. With the 80-0 loss to Granville Central still fresh in the Hawks' minds, a win over a Wake Christian team that counts Chatham Central and Hobbton as victims isn't likely.


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The two ladies teams lined up for the Consol Energy WV-KY All-Star game should make for an exciting matchup.
The West Virginia squad will be led by Julius 'Boo' Hatcher, while the Kentucky squad will be coached by veteran mentor Clay Campbell. Hatcher coaches at Mingo Central and Williamson Middle School, while Campbell coaches at Pike County Central. He previously coached at Phelps and Matewan.
The Mountain State girls' team will feature Morgan Spolarich of Westside High School and Summer Sword of Man High School, both all-state selections.
Four seniors from Mingo Central are on the squad. They include Chrissy Farmer, Danielle Browning, Brittany Maynard and Bri Smith. Four members of Chapmanville Regional are on the roster. They include Autumn Baisden, Chelcie Pritchard, Hailey Pirce and Katelyn Hall.
A pair of Lincoln County Panthers is also suiting up for the W.Va. squad. They are Olivia Dean-Olgoe and Kirbi Slone.
The Kentucky squad has several of the top players from the eastern part of the Commonwealth. They include three players from Pike County Central – Cassidy Campbell, Kassidy Prater and Cameron Blackburn.
Taylor Porter, a Division One signee from Lawrence County, could be on the team. She had already committed to a couple of other all-star games, so her status for the game is not set in stone.
Two girls from Martin County's Sheldon Clark High School are on the squad. They are Katelyn Newsome and Candice Porter.
Belfry's Jackie Stack, a career 1,000 point scorer for the Lady Pirates, is also on the Bluegrass squad. Tristian Miller of East Ridge and Kelly Akers of Piarist round out the squad for Campbell.
The lady's game will start at 5:30 p.m. at Mingo Central High School.
After the game the gals will have a 3-point contest, followed by a 3-point contest for the men's players and a dunk contest by the men.
Preliminary games between midget league all-star teams from Delbarton and Gilbert will also be played prior to the girls' high school contest.
A big crowd is expected for this all-day event.


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Lockall's curator insight, August 1, 5:22 AM
Urbain, trop urbain parle d'urbanisme et d'architecture, de projets urbains et d'art de la ville. | + @nocityguide & @micromegapolis /FB: http://ow.ly/hhYpq
Toulouse, France
From architizer
The building was constructed for the university's new field of research on ubiquitous computing. Our aim was to break away from conventional image of campuses that consist of hard materials such as concrete, metal or stone, and to instead design a soft building made with wood and earth. Here, scalelike panels of natural materials (wood and earth) gently undulate to form a smooth and organic façade.
Kengo Kuma and Associates
Le nom d'Henri Ciriani s'invite, plus ou moins, dans bien des conversations en France. Plus qu'aucun autre, l'architecte y a fait école. Cependant, il est un ailleurs où Enrique Ciriani s'est fait aussi chantre de la modernité : le Pérou. Ceci étant écrit, l'architecture blanche de Lima, du moins la plus récente, n'est plus celle que l'on admire. Il faut désormais de la couleur et de la matérialité. Vive le 'péruvianisme' tardif !
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Véronique Calvet's curator insight, July 27, 5:40 PM
Pour "comprendre la nature du site sur lequel vous travaillez, vous devez parler au lieu." Luis Longhi
From curbed
A hundred-and-nine years ago today was the birth ofPierre Jeanneret, the late Swiss architect and furniture designer whose career is, for the most part, recognized in association with his more famous cousin, Le Corbusier. In the early 1920s, the cousins partnered up and soon devised "Five Points Towards a New Architecture," the manifesto that directly led to Villa Savoye, the famous modernist structure they designed together in 1928. As art encyclopedia Oxford Art Online puts it, Jeanneret "often stimulated and provoked his cousin's imagination or moderated it with his own realism." He played a big part in pinning down all the technical aspects of their designs as well. Working with French designer Charlotte Perriand, Jeanneret and Le Corb also crafted a series of modern furniture, including the iconic Chaise Longue.
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ParadigmGallery's curator insight, March 4, 5:29 PM
I have recently noticed more posts and articles about Pierre Jeanneret. I previously did not factor in his participation and partnership on many of Le Corbusier's projects.. Great read....
Farnsworth House, the temple of domestic modernism designed by Mies van der Rohe as a weekend retreat for a Chicago doctor, is one of the most paradoxical houses of the 20th century. A perfectionist mirage, it floats like a pavilion in a park, but its history has been beset by plagues, floods and feuds. As the second installment of a series of three modernist classics presented by Archilogic, we've modeled the Farnsworth house so that you can see if—in spite of its austere reputation—it can be lived in after all. In this model you can explore the spatial arrangement of the house, and refurnish it with Eames chairs, deck it out with your IKEA favorites, or booby-trap it with children's toys.
ParadigmGallery's curator insight, July 25, 3:41 PM
This is the year we visit the Farnsworth House, it's only three hours from King House in Iowa City. Pierce King's architecture was greatly influenced by his professor at the Illinois Institute of Technology, Mies van der Rohe.
snøhetta's winning scheme features two base cylindrical stations which after 40 years will reunite the mountain landscape with the city.
it has been announced that norwegian practice snøhetta have been charged to reconnect the steep virgolo mountain in bolzano, italy with a brand new cable car system. after winning the international design competition against a collective of practices all over the world, this new transit operation will enable visitors to be fully immersed with the beauty of the natural landscape and the city below while riding on the minute-long journey cable car.
From www
British architect David Adjaye has revealed plans for a 100-bed paediatric cancer centre in Rwanda, East Africa.
From www
Architects will soon be walking clients through 3D models of their designs using virtual reality devices like Oculus Rift, says visualiser Olivier Demangel
"Virtual reality will become an essential tool for architects," Demangel says in the movie.
"This technology is going to be so precise, you're going to be like a magician. You'll be able to change the world around you like a god."
Demangel, who works for London 3D imaging company IVR NATION, wanted to get architects excited about the possibilities of virtual reality technology. To do this, he created a digital walkthrough of Ty Hedfan, a house in Wales designed by architects Featherstone Young, which was featured on Dezeen in 2011.
"I saw the photographs and plans on the Dezeen website and decided to create a replica of this house for a virtual reality experience," he explains.
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Mardi 30 juin, les élus parisiens ont validé le projet de la Tour Triangle. Une décision qui n'empêche pas les crispations autour d'un projet ardemment défendu par la Maire de Paris, Anne Hidalgo. Pour dépolitiser le débat, nous avons demandé à Pierre-Arnaud Descotes et Lucie Olivier, deux architectes indépendants, ce qu'ils pensent de cette tour censée culminer à 180 mètres de hauteur.
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Atlantis RH's curator insight, July 21, 1:51 AM
Pierre-Arnaud Descotes est diplômé de l'Ecole Nationale Supérieure d'Architecture de Paris-la-Villette en 2010. Après plusieurs expériences au sein d'agences parisiennes et d'ateliers internationaux dans des territoires en mutation (Chili, Paraguay, Bosnie-Herzegovine, Chine), il intègre le DSA d'architecte-urbaniste à l'école d'Architecture de la Ville et des Territoires en 2012. Il a collaboré ensuite avec l'agence d'architecture londonienne Duggan Morris Architects, avant de revenir en France.
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As an unavoidable art form, "architecture is one of humanity's most visible and long-lasting forms of expression," writes Complex Media. Within the past 150 years—the period of modern architecture—a distinct form of artistry has developed, significantly changing the way we look at the urban environments around us. To highlight some of the key figures in architecture over the past 150 years, Complex Media has created a list of "25 Architects You Should Know," covering a range of icons including Zaha Hadid, Ieoh Ming Pei, Philip Johnson, Oscar Neimeyer, SOM, Daniel Libeskind, and more. Read the full list to learn more about each iconic architect, here.
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Sat, May 26th, 2012, 11am to 11.45am PST – we will be broadcasting LIVE! (as long as the internet connection is strong enough)
Join me for this LIVE netcast celebrating my newest book "Ani's 15-Day Fat Blast". This event is being broadcast from 11 to 11.45am PST on Sat May 26th, 2012 from San Francisco, CA.
Please stop by if you're in the SF embarcadero area:
I'm starting to netcast for the first time again since I conceived of and executive produced 'Fiber' back in 1995, before ISDN or T1 were available! 'Fiber' was the World's 1st online fashion show event ever, and it was broadcast over copper phone lines to the Mbone at UC Berkeley, CA, and then out to the world!
Thanks for joining me here and for helping me celebrate my newest book "Ani's 15-Day Fat Blast"! Love you all xo, ani
dineLA is an exciting 2-week dining event created by the Los Angeles Convention and Visitor Bureau (aka LA, INC) to introduce diners to hundreds of neighborhood restaurants throughout Los Angeles County. LA's a huge county full of many great spots for food and drink. So, to help filter through over 300 participating restaurants, dineLA's invited me to call out a few restaurants offering vegetarian dineLA menu items. I live in West Hollywood, so most of my recommendations are for spots in my area.
For dineLA, participating restaurants offer a fixed 3-course menu for lunch and/or dinner…a great way to taste popular dishes. If a restaurant offers only 1 or 2 vegetarian items on their dineLA menu, many will let you order just those vegetarian items, so do ask. You'll also find a few vegan and almost raw items too.
With so many great dineLA restaurants, it was challenging to choose just 10! Here's a few vegetarian items to look for. If you prefer vegan, ask to leave off the dairy. It's that simple. Click each link below to view their dineLA menu:
:: Check out photos from the dineLA Kickoff Celebration at the W Hotel in Westwood last week with my Exec Chef friends.
Join the discussion on my Facebook page and at Twitter.
Download my free 2012 Healthy Jumpstart report with tips for recharging your immune system, nourishing your body, and boosting your metabolism at www.RawFoodRockStar.com.
dineLA Restaurant Week is a 2-week dining event created by the Los Angeles Convention and Visitor Bureau (aka LA, inc) to introduce diners to hundreds of neighborhood restaurants throughout Los Angeles County.
:: Check out my dineLA Vegetarian Roundup – my top 10 picks for restaurants who have vegetarian and even vegan items on their dineLA menus.
To celebrate, dineLA hosted a party at the W Hotel in Westwood last week on Jan 11th, 2012 with flowing scotch, champagne, beer, and wine. Though I've taken a break from drinking, I had to have just one scotch because it was Highland Park 12 year, neat with one ice cubes on the side please.
Chef Jason Fullilove from The Tar Pit has the best last name ever! He may look familiar because he was on the 1st episode of Chef Hunter on Food Network last month. Keep a look out, as he'll soon be on Cooking Channel too. Finally, diversity on TV, yeah! Chef Jason's food is yummy. For dineLA, you will find 2 vegan dishes on his vegetarian menu including a Roasted Vegetable Terrine, Winter Root Vegetable Pasta, and a choice of 3 decadent desserts.
Executive Chef Chris Morningstar from Ray's and Stark Bar, hailed by Esquire Magazine as "One of the best new restaurants of 2011″. Bravo Chef Chris! Chris and I first met while we were both preparing for our Test Kitchen dinners as Chris' dinner was the night following my 2-nights of Ani Phyo's Gastrawnomique. His menu was completely opposite mine….all animal products vs. my vegan raw. I get a kick out of the fact his last name, Morningstar….it's the brand name of popular vegan and vegetarian breakfast sausages….though Chris' expertise is with meat. Ray's and Stark Bar is a Patina group restaurant, and I was super stoked when Chris told me his boss and Master Chef Joachim Splichal had given him a copy of Ani's Raw Food Essentials to use while creating menus and recipes for Google campus.
Exec Chef and owner Kerry Simon from Simon L.A. is offering several vegetarian items on his lunch and dinner dineLA menus including Market Roasted Vegetable Kale Salad, Fennel Pollen, Sherry Vinaigrette (I love kale!), Spinach Salad with Dates and Persimmon, plus desserts that look amazing like a House Made Kit Kat. Yum! Chef Kerry is very accommodating, is happy to let you order items from the dineLA menu, plus is fine with you making substitutions and requests. So just ask, and you shall receive!
dineLA asked artist Phil Lumbang to illustrate chef characters that were being silk screened onto canvas dineLA bags for everyone. What a fun idea, and very cool bag. Chef Chris Morningstar had a character screened onto his chef jacket, super cute!
Shana Wong (LA Magazine), William Karz (LA, inc), Shelley Leopold (LA Weekly), and I watching the screening of characters onto the canvas bags.
Our hostess Stacey Sun is red. She makes dineLA happen. Thanks Stacey! Excited to check out new restaurants beginning next week!
Join our discussion on my Facebook page and at Twitter.
Download my free 2012 Healthy Jumpstart report with tips for recharging your immune system, nourishing your body, and boosting your metabolism at www.RawFoodRockStar.com.
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This was the beautiful view of the rose gardens as we arrived at the NetKal Gala event….. gathering of Asian Americans in entertainment.
Styled by my favorite fashion designer Linda Loudermilk of all time, plus…she's all about luxury eco! Makeup and hair by the best artist ever, Dorit Genazzani.
The beautiful Lisa Ling (Oprah Winfrey Network, Our America) and her husband Dr. Paul Song.
Bryan Tee from Fast and the Furious. I can count all of 2 Asian actors in film. At least they're representing! Yeah.
From the TV show Dexter, actor C.S. Lee. Okay, this makes 2 Asian actors…one TV, one film, so far. I can think of one more Asian male from TV. Hopefully, you can too.
The NetKal Gala was held at USC at the Annenberg Center.
The event was catered by my friends at Good Gracious Catering. I met Pauline and Joanne at Sunset Magazine's annual Celebration weekend event last spring, where I was invited along with Chef Rick Bayless (Frontera), Candace Nelson (Sprinkles), and Govind Armstrong (8oz Burger). So impressive they included vegan raw along side these TV celebrities.
The food was presented beautifully. And, my friends hooked me up with a vegan meal, of course!
Check out this space, there was a pool and water fountain in the center. It was cold that night though. The ladies were all freezing in their cocktail dresses. I had my coat on for dinner. Dinner was accompanied by performances by 3 Korean pop stars. Sort of made me giggle. USA and Korea entertainment is very different. An incredible event. And great conference the following day with discussions and inspiration for ways to encourage more diversity in the media. Some said it'll take a few years. I'm not holding my breath though….
Thank you Nathan Nowack for these gorgeous photos. Please visit Nathan Nowack for more photos from this event.
Last night, I was invited to attend the 6th annual NetKal Gala at USC in Los Angeles, CA. I'm wearing my favorite Luxury Eco Designer Linda Loudermilk: gown made of organic silk, sustainable glass bead lace, ring and necklace made from recycled and remnant chain silver. Dorit Genazzani is my favorite makeup and hair artist, and I love how she makes me look beautiful…thanks Dorit!
There were over 500 Koreans and Korean Americans from the entertainment industry at the NetKal Gala, including actors, directors, producers, and studio executives. Jane Cha is Exec Producer for Project Runway, Ken Mok is creator and Exec Producer of America's Next Top Model, and Lisa Ling (below) from Our America on the Oprah Winfrey Network.
Kenny G is still going strong, making music and performing. He's my one token non-Asian, and everyone was stoked to see him there. hahaaa
My good friend Namju Cho looks so pretty in her cocktail dress. We met when she interviewed me for a feature in KoreAm Journal.
Food was catered by my friends Pauline Perry, Joanne Purnell, and David Cho at Good Gracious.
Old school friends came down from San Francisco last weekend to host the most wicked day of dance, tunes, and great vibes…and it was the best day I've enjoyed in a while! DJ's Solar (above) and Galen (below) are both Sunset and Pacific Sound crews. (I used to have a multimedia studio back in the day in SF, and we threw a historic NYE party in 1995 together with Sunset). When I lived in SF, all I would do is dance for exercise. It's the best workout ever! Plus, Solar cooks, and of course loves Raw Food!
Here's Galen. These guys still look the same as they did back in the early 90′s! And they put so much love into their music, you can feel it. We agreed dancing, good music, and raves are what keep us young! I was just up in SF a couple months ago, and went to the Sunset boat party hosted on a ferry that sails the Bay from 6 to 11pm. A perfect way to finish off the weekend, always.
Since I'm usually in bed by 10pm, this daytime party in the park was exactly what I needed! The sun was bright and warm in Van Nuys where we all laid out picnic blankets, brought food, and danced up a storm. Galen, Solar, and the Sunset Crew are known for their outdoor parties on Sunday afternoons. They've been hosting them for probably over 20 years now! We'd all end up at Sunset parties after a long weekend. Great way to taper down off the weekend.
Another great thing about partying in the park is that Kanga can join in too! She laid down in the middle of the dance floor early on, and made folks dance around her the rest of the afternoon. She loves to be in the center of everything. She was very popular, and calm, but, …..no parking on the dance floor Kanga!
My lovely lady friends, and Max the dog. Maria's the beautiful blond, and is the talented photographer who took the cover photo on Ani's Raw Food Asia.
Galen spun last, and brought in the sunset while pumping the dance floor. He and Solar both motivated me to go to their after party downtown, which started past midnight, …..and it went to dawn! A Sunset, and then sunrise event! (Small world too because the party ended up in a warehouse space owned by Thomas, who has assisted me in my raw food kitchen!)
Thank you Sunset, Solar, and Galen. Come visit us in LA again soon, and host more outdoor parties for us…please! I miss great SF tunes, the Sunset sound, and vibe. I'd head to SF for their Halloween Boat Party, except Mom's coming to visit me in LA. Thanks for bringing your tunes to LA for us to enjoy! Love you guys! xoxo
Labor Day marks the weekend my Rhodesian Ridgeback, Kanga, and I rescued one another….9-years ago! How time flies. (and yes, I cake sunblock on my face, as you can see).
Kanga had been at the Humane Society for over 2 weeks, and no one adopted her. Surprising, since she is a beautiful specimen of this breed. Plus, she came fully trained, so someone had spent a lot of time and energy with her. She was skin and bone, and 50+ pounds underweight with kennel cough and dusty fur. Poor baby.
Luckily, a truck intercepted 20 dogs on their way to get euthanized, and brought them back to a no-kill shelter in Portland, OR called Family Dogs NW. This was where I found Kanga early the very next morning. I applied the same raw food principles to Kanga as I do for human healing, and over the next month or two she gained 50 pounds and regained radiant health on a Raw Food diet. You can read more about her journey in Ani's Raw Food Kitchen, where Kanga has her own dog food chapter.
My brother Max saw this photo of Kanga and said she looks like she's "mugging". I had to ask him what the heck that means. Max said "mugging = posing, like rappers do for pics". Hahaa. Yup, Kanga is a superstar, and very popular too. Folks always stop us to pet her, especially young children.
Kanga's from Rhodesia, which is now Zimbabwe Rhodesia, and the Sahara so she loves the sun, warmth, and sand. She hates water, but it was so hot out that Kanga got her paws wet. I love dog beach because here she can roam off-leash, and run free to play with other dogs.
Kanga and I love laying in the sand and soaking up the sun. It's never hot enough for us, and soaking up sun is one of our favorite past times. I'm happy I got to take Kanga to Huntington Dog Beach yesterday on the final hot day of the summer (it was 90 F) to celebrate her 9-year Bday and Dogversary with me. Thank you Kanga for being my family, love, and for hanging out with me for the past 9-years! I love you.
I visited Erewhon Natural Foods in Los Angeles on May 28, 2011 along my book tour for Ani's Raw Food Asia. Erewhon is my favorite Raw Food store. These beautiful photos are courtesy of the very talented Sherman Lee at http://www.digitalslimages.com.
Juan Hernandez, the store manager, makes sure to offer the largest range of Raw Food products and brand, and has created the nexus for Raw Foods here in LA. Juan was one of my earliest supporters of my SmartMonkey Foods packaged and prepared foods products.
Each year's visit celebrating my new book always draws a packed house. I love Erewhon!
I showed everyone how easy it is to make my Mushroom "Bul Go Gi", from Ani's Raw Food Asia, page 186, using mushrooms marinated in tamari or nama shoyu (raw soy sauce), toasted sesame oil, asian pear, and sweetener of choice like agave or brown rice syrup. We topped off these beautiful Lettuce Wraps, from page 188, with my version of a traditional Korean Gochujang Sauce, page 225, made with miso, sesame oil, chile powder, and sweetener like agave.
Following my food demo and Q+A…next, I get to sign books and meet people 1 on 1!
This tour, many people had me sign multiple copies of Ani's Raw Food Asia for friends and family. I do love when people bring their entire collection for me to sign too…..a blessing for me.
My friends Ron Gilmore and Caroline Jue create an awesome animated series called Rawman & Green-Girl. They are doing great work educating and sharing information about our food sources.
Elaine R. Johnson hand delivered this beautiful porcelain sculpture she made to me all the way from Arizona with her mom. Elaine is amazingly talented. I can't even begin to express my gratitude for such a beautiful gift.
This is the beautifully talented Elaine R. Johnson. She told me how challenging porcelain is to work with….cracking as it dries, or cracking out of the kiln during baking. A labour of love, it shows!
Watch my debut on Los Angeles TV with ABC 7′s Health Coach Lori Corbin. I show her 5 raw food recipes that have gone mainstream including my Zucchini Pasta (featured in Food Network Magazine), Nut Mylks (like Almond Milk), Green Smoothies, Kale Chips (from Ani's Raw Food Essentials), and Seaweed Chips (from Ani's Raw Food Asia).
Watch the 3-minute video, and learn how raw foods helps with weight loss too!
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