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Publisher: Edinburgh University Pre
Keywords: dictionary, scots, concise
Number of Pages: 820
Published: 2000-01-15
List price: $30.00
For over sixty years, the Scottish National Dictionary Association has supported and encourage the Scots language. Its first main objective was reached in 1976 with the publication of the Scottish National Dictionary, a major historical work in ten volumes. Since then it has produced more dictionaries, bringing the riches of the standard works to a wider public. The Concise Scots Dictionary contains meanings, spelling variants, pronunciation, information on when and where words are used, grammatical information, idioms and phrases, etymologies and details of Scottish life then and now.
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Publisher: Research & Education Association
Keywords: handbooks, amp, guides, schools, law, authoritative, guide, rea
Number of Pages: 482
Published: 1997-05
List price: $21.95
This comprehensive guide includes all the facts necessary to make informed decisions about where to apply and what to expect in law school. Official profiles of every accredited U.S. and Canadian law school, as well as many nonaccredited schools, are presented in clear, easy-to-read formats. Special sections offer in-depth advice on how to finance your law school education, how to evaluate your admission chances at different schools, and what types of law school programs are available. A pre-law advisor answers the most frequently-asked questions. In a separate essay, a law school
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Publisher: Research & Education Association
Keywords: dental, schools, rea, medical, authoritative, guide, amp
Number of Pages: 564
Published: 1996-12
List price: $21.95
An excellent source book for those who are beginning the medical or dental school application process. Included are profiles on every U.S. and Canadian medical and dental school as well as information on select foreign medical schools. Also included are sections on osteopathic schools, chiropractic schools, and podiatric schools. Important information is also included on undergraduate preparation, the application process, financial aid, and graduation requirements.
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Publisher: For Dummie
Keywords: dummies, orchids
Number of Pages: 296
Published: 2005-02-21
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The fun and easy way to grow orchids Orchids, as anyone who has read Susan Orlean's The Orchid Thief or has seen the movie Adaptation knows, inspire a passionate following. And their popularity is rising: according to the USDA, more than 12.7 million orchids were sold in the U.S. last year. Brimming with black-and-white illustrations and 8 pages of color photos, this friendly guide introduces would-be orchid fanciers to today's most popular and intriguing orchid varietiesand shows step by step how to select healthy plants at a nursery or commercial grower, cultivate them succ
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Keywords: japan, office, setting
Number of Pages: 198
Published: 1994-03-01
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Publisher: Grand Central Publishing
Keywords: nanotechnology, understanding
Number of Pages: 160
Published: 2002-12-01
List price: $15.50
Taken from the Greek, nano means 'one billionth part of' a whole; or very, very small. Nanotechnology is the next step after miniaturization. This book explores the cutting edge of a new technology that will find usage in almost every single aspect of modern society.
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Publisher: Research & Education Association
Keywords: review, super, french
Number of Pages: 187
Published: 2000-07-01
List price: $8.95
Get all you need to know with Super Reviews! Each Super Review is packed with in-depth, student-friendly topic reviews that fully explain everything about the subject. The French Super Review includes the sounds of French, cognates, numbers, nouns and articles, adjectives, pronouns, verbs, adverbs, prepositions and conjunctions, basic idiomatic expressions, and useful vocabulary words. Take the Super Review quizzes to see how much you've learned - and where you need more study. Makes an excellent study aid and textbook companion. Great for self-study!DETAILS- From cover to cover, each


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Tiger is currently 133rd in the FedEx Cup rankings. Only the top 125 are eligible for the playoff series. The Bridgestone makes an excellent event for Tiger's return. He has had tremendous success at Firestone over the years and the WGC event is an invite only, no-cut tournament. The very next week is the last major of the year, the PGA Championship at Atlanta Athletic Club. If the leg will hold up, Tiger can get four rounds in at Akron and will have some tournament practice under his belt going into the PGA Championship.
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The main activities in the reporting period were the touch-up deep-space manoeuvre, the second Comet Linear observation and the completion of the Lander commissioning slot 3.
The touch-up deep-space manoeuvre was executed on 16 May and very successfully completed the trajectory targeting activities that were planned around perihelion. Spacecraft performance for this short burn (less than 17 minutes, for a delta-V of 4.989 ms-1) was again very good, with an error of the order of 5 mms-1.
The spacecraft +Z axis was pointed to Comet Linear on 17 May for several hours, to allow scientific observations by ALICE and MIRO. Reports on the results of this observation have not been finalised by the Principal Investigators yet, however all instrument telecommands were successfully executed.
The Lander commissioning slot 3 has also been carried out very successfully, with achievement of all the objectives for this slot. The next Lander activation is currently planned for the last commissioning period in Autumn 2004.
ROSINA RTOF and DFMS instrument covers were opened on 18 May in preparation for the last commissioning slot scheduled to begin next week.
On the subsystems side the thermal environment is stable as the spacecraft is now very close to perihelion, which will be reached on 24 May at 17:00. The temperature of the fuel and oxidizer tanks were controlled via manual heater switching to remain around 20 ?C in view of the isolation planned for next week.
The table below shows a chronology of the main activities in the reporting period:
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74 14/15.05.04 135/136 Lander commissioning slot 3 pass 2
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76 16/17.05.04 137/138 DSM-1 Touch-up Manoeuvre;
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77 17/18.05.04 138/139 Lander commissioning slot 3 pass 5
78 18/19.05.04 139/140 Lander commissioning slot 3 pass 6
79 19/20.05.04 140/141 Lander commissioning slot 3 pass 7
80 20/21.05.04 141/142 Lander commissioning slot 3 pass 8
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TSH Level 0.041
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- I was diagnosed in 2000 after not being able to get pregnant. My TSH level of 5.5 was considered just above "border line" hypothroid at the time. I had multiple severe symptoms, my Hashimoto's test came back and it was positive. Currently, my levels are as follows: TSH 1.77 T4 1.2 T3 2.6 My Endocrologist is increasing my doseage from 150 mg to 175 mg. Cytomel has been kept the same at .8 mcg SID. Recheck in 4 weeks. I am having symptoms at 1.77 TSH and know from my history, I feel good closer to 1 or just slightly below. The older I get the more Syntyroid and more frequent checks I need. Because of the Hashimoto's disease I tend to get checked every 3 months since it is hard to regulate me now that I am in my 40's. Go see a specialist, most primary cares are totally clueless and incompetent in treating hypothyroidism.
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- While serving overseas the stress required my Synthroid dosage be adjusted from 0.112 to 0.125. I felt so much better and symptoms subsided. In January I was tested. TSH was 2.4, Free T4 was 1.1. I'm still feeling great so no change in dosage. Monday I had blood work for my quarterly check. New doctor, resident. He only orders a TSH test and the result was .24. He changes my dosage from .125 to . 112 without talking to me. What?! My body, my hormones! I called him and requested a retest and to have a Free T4 added. Free T4 comes back 0.9, which is normal. That test is important! The results in conjunction with TSH give you a better picture. So my Synthroid dosage was switched back when he got the Free T4 result. Disclaimer: I am a Medical laboratory scientist. My labs normal range for TSH is 0.3-3.0.
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The 0.3 to 3.0 Range or Outdated .5 to 5
- I have been hypothyroid for 30 plus years. Finally, I got my doctor to change me from Synthroid to natural thyroid medication, Armour. Then, when arguing over the dosage and even after I took in the information about the new range, my doctor wouldn't budge on the dosage. I am now looking for a new doctor.
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- TSH is 0.08. However, I am not having any hyperthyroid symptoms. I have been told I am taking to much thyroid replacement. How can this be possible?? I don't know what to do about it. I refuse to take the reformulated Armour. I tried it DID NOT feel well at all.
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- In case of a "lab error". My TSH is 6.4. In 1995, I had nodules and had half of my thyroid surgically removed. My results have been normal ever since. The past two years, I have had symptoms of being hypo: very cold all the time, hair loss, very dry skin and lack of sweating while working out in the gym. I am now age 55 and in menopause. I have Type 2 Diabetes. I have lost a lot of weight on my own, but it is extremely difficult. My Free T4 was on the low end, but was not flagged. I feel lost.
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Old Ways Doctor
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Hyper or Hypo
- One side of my thyroid got removed about a year ago. Recent test showed TSH of 2.58 uIU/L, FT3 (Direct) 3.7 pmol/L and FT4 (Thyroxine) of 11.5 pmol/L. I don't know what it means, but there it is.
- —Guest Joanne
Problem of the Month
- This past month my doctor said my thyroid test during a annual physical was a low 5. He told me the range keeps changing from 3 to 5, so I must have a thyroid problem. He put me on medicine and 3 days later I was fighting for my life. I have a iodine allergy. I knew this! It in my medical records, but why didn't my doctor know this I am at a loss! I am concerned. I am not on medicine now, but I still have to see a thyroid specialist. I have 2 symptoms of thyroid disease: weight gain and dry skin. I am a baker. I can't not taste what I invent. I would not be a good baker! I also have well water, very hard water. My skin has been dry since '99. I believe my doctor would like something to be wrong with me. I have been told that I have things like skin cancer to a liver spot. I am in my mid 50's. I have a dermalogist appointment to have that liver spot looked at the suggestion of my doctor. I just don't know what to think. A friend told me if they can't give me iodine, they will remove my thyroid. I see a 2nd opinion in my future!
- —Guest stillhereWen
Also Confused
- The lab my primary doctor uses has a normal TSH range of 0.500-8.900. They tell me my 3.9 TSH is normal. I only have 1/2 my thyroid since surgery in 2004 for a nodule. I take 25mcg of Levoxyl every day. I've gained 20 pounds. I am exhausted, experience night sweats and am severely anemic, etc. They insist it's due to anemia and not hypothyroid at all. I say the anemia is caused by my underactive thyroid. I had an endoscopy/colonoscopy and both were fine. No internal bleeding.
- —Guest Deb
- I went to the doctor and he had me check my thyroid. The result was .48 with the range of 0.34-5.60. The T4 result was 1.19 and the range was 0.58-1.64.
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Thyroid Nodules
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Posted by n8 on 11/17/2007
i've only eaten breakfast here during the early afternoon hours after a night out. great recovery food. the only thing that gets me is the service. if i order 3 plates, it will come with one pair of utensils. i can count as least 3 times i've ordered french toast...and no syrup is delivered. simple mistakes can make me love you....fo'eva.
Posted by Gina Morra on 09/07/2007
Not only is The Dish an incredible restaurant, they treat you like family. I wouldn't walk past this place.
Posted by Ricardo on 06/13/2007
I have been going to the Dish since 1998, shortly after they opened. Andreas the proprietor and restaurant owner is an amazing host from Cyprus. He always makes sure to introduce himself to all his guests and if you frequent regularly he always throws in freebie's. He has that Mediterranean charm that I have not seen in any restaurant in Chelsea. The waiters are always on top of things and they have to be because the owner runs a tight ship. The menu changes but the owner prides himself on giving healthy portions at very reasonable prices considering the location. I have eaten at almost every restaurant in Chelsea and my complaint is always cost vs portion. I've never had issues with any food I have eaten at The Dish and highly recommend The Dish as Chelsea's number one spot to eat for best food vs cost.
Posted by Linday on 02/02/2007
This place is a haven of good breakfast and lunch food in Chelsea. I order every couple of days and it's good quality, non greasy and excellent choices. To be able to swap your breakfast potatoes out for a steamed sweet potato is really great!
Posted by Anonymous on 01/21/2007
I love the Dish, the food is great and I enjoy eating there from time to time. One problem though...four times (four times!) we received the bill for somebody else's dinner! The first time we didn't catch it until after we paid and left and tried to figure out how our dinner cost so much. The fourth time, not only did we receive the wrong bill but after telling the waiter and getting the correct bill and giving them my credit card, they not only brought the wrong bill back AGAIN, but also brought it back to me with somebody else's credit card!!! I still love to eat there but am ultra-careful to look at my bill before I pay.
Posted by Anonymous on 01/14/2007
My boyfriend did nothing but rave about this restaurant. Says he eats here often. Yet this was my first visit and hope it will not be my last. The food was out of this world and the our server was willing to make us happy. This was a place I will be sure to share with those who come to visit the city. I'm from New Jersey and the food is just not nearly as great as I enjoyed at your place. Thanks
Posted by Michael on 10/20/2006
Food is really delicious,except burgers-they are a bit too fat. But pancakes with fruits are the best choice in The Dish. Waiters and cashier are also ok, very very nice and fast. Thanks a lot!


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Students in this program will be assigned cases to work up with similar duties as those of junior residents (PL-l). As in the case of PL-ls, students will be supervised by the senior resident. They will also participate in clinic work, helping one of the PL-ls in that service.
Daily rounds with an experienced attending pediatrician will be carried out. In these rounds the student will present the patients and give his/her opinion as to diagnosis and therapy. The quality of the history and physical will be evaluated by the attending. Questions related to these patients will be asked. During the duration of the program, the students will attend all conferences and lectures offered to the general pediatric house staff. These include grand rounds, x-ray conferences, and noon conferences.
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Despite government statements that Canada has done "more than any of our allies," our allies have introduced smart humanitarian policies that have moved far more Syrians abroad than anything Ottawa has yet introduced. Canada can look to them - Germany, Sweden, Norway, Brazil and more - for inspiration.
Despite the support of many human rights organizations, Khaled's inhumane conditions remain the same. He has now suffered more than 500 days without charge or any semblance of evidence in a two by two meter, insect-infested cell. He has spent 23 hours of most of those days in solitary confinement, having no access to even the most basic of possessions.
While troop-contributing countries have been fed a steady diet of the excesses committed by the Taliban, many thousands of Afghan civilians have had to endure untold suffering through error, ignorance, negligence and over-reach of the international military forces sent in to create security and stability in the country.
Classical Islamic law interpretations stipulated death as a punishment when apostasy was combined with treason and rebellion against the state, not for blasphemy. This later position is more in line with the Quranic message of tolerance. The Quran further states that had God willed it He could have created all of humanity with the same beliefs.
Are you aware that it's illegal to be homosexual in 78 countries? Israel is one of the most progressive states regarding the rights of gays and lesbians in the West. It is the only country in the area -- the Middle East and North Africa -- that treats the gay community with respect and dignity. But that's not good enough for some gay-rights activists.
I am writing to urge Amnesty International to reconsider its policy position, leaked to the public, which promotes the legalization of prostitution and the rights of pimps over the rights of victims of sexual exploitation. AI has built its reputation on advocating for victims around the world. Why is AI abandoning victims now? We need to recognize prostitution for what it is. It is inherently harmful to women and girls and therefore must be eliminated. Legalization is the wrong approach.
In the last few months the world has witnessed, once again, atrocities planned and in two cases, carried out, disguised in the name of Islam. The debate among Muslims in the West is filled with tension. And as Muslims what more must we do to stop the chaos, in addition to demanding changes in our Western countries' foreign policies?
n Canada and abroad - Amnesty International has been an eloquent and powerful voice when it comes to human rights. The Secretary General of the Canadian branch of AI since 2000 -- and a recent Queens Diamond Jubilee medal recipient -- Alex Neve has been a powerful advocate for human rights for decades.
Don't underestimate the power of a letter, especially the power of many pens. Sandi Rae, a teacher at Mt. Slesse Middle School in Chilliwack, B.C. recently wrote an email -- that counts as a letter, right? -- telling us about her Grade 9 Leadership class and their letter-writing campaign to protest funding cuts for the Rainier Hotel in Vancouver's Downtown Eastside.
From personal attacks to commendable recommendations -- this is the legacy of a UN final report on the right to food in Canada. Prepared Olivier De Schutter, the United Nations Special Rapporteur on the Right to Food, following his mission to Canada last May, the report illustrates that current programs and policies are not enough to fend-off food insecurity felt by millions and calls for greater federal action.
With little fanfare, Canada was scolded last month by both the United Nations and Amnesty International over its human rights record. Yes you read this correctly -- Canada. The two areas that attracted the most attention by the UN/ Amnesty International human rights experts were Canada's record when it came to refugees and internally the manner in which we continue to discriminate against our First Nations people. As Canadians we consider ourselves to be open, honest -- a welcoming society. Yet for those from afar struggling to build a new life and for our First Nations right here struggling to change their lives for the better, that openness rings very hollow.
One of the most touching pieces of testimony at the UN Watch conference was a letter smuggled out of Iran's notorious Evin Prison. I have put this letter into the record of the Senate as a show of solidarity with the author, a brave ayatollah whose only crime was to advocate for the separation of religion and government.


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Ray Lewis has scrapped his attempt to climb Mount Kilimanjaro because of a foot injury and a fever, but he remains in Tanzania with the team, which is on a mission to promote clean water in Africa.
According to TackleKili, the climbing expedition organized by WorldServe International & Pros for Africa, Lewis' foot was bothering him after spending the day on his feet helping doctors through the Starkey Hearing Mission; Lewis tweeted a photo of a Lewis with a young boy and the message, "To give someone hearing for the 1st time in their life is Life changing."
But TackleKili said in a statement that, "by evening Ray knew something was wrong. A fever spiked and his foot, which had been injured and re-injured during his 17 year career, began to swell. This was not good. In the end, Ray's decision was to let the team move on without him, rather than hold them back or put himself in a position where an injury which requires surgery could become even more complicated. "
Lewis will remain with the team, assisting at lower altitude, while the climbing team, which includes Doug Pitt, the brother of actor Brad Pitt; and former NFL defensive lineman Tommie Harris, goes on.
Frank Gamble, one of the climb's organizers, explained in a video just before the team departed that, "Last night, he (Lewis) had a bad night, fevered, and really rough. This morning when he woke up, the foot was killing him. Years of injuries and all of that. We're gonna miss him. I just say good-bye to him, told him we love him. He made a significant contribution financially to provide safe water to people."
Lewis tweeted that, "Foot pain grew worse after yesterday's hearing mission. The team goes on; I will serve otherwise4 #cleanwater"
If the team stays on schedule, the climbers will summit Kilimanjaro on Sunday.


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Health Care Technological Innovation from Idea to Commercialization
Opening Date:
Knowledge and tools for building leading Israeli life science companies
Program Directors:
Dr. Benny Zeevi, Prof. Simon Benninga, Mr. Steve Sammut, Mr. Brent Ahrens, Dr. Robert Goldberg
An Executive Program for Biotechnology and Medical Device Entrepreneurs and Managers.
The Faculty of Management of Tel-Aviv University, the Israel Advanced Technology Industries (IATI), LAHAV - Executive Education at the Faculty of management, The Center for Medicine in the Public Interest and International Institute for Biotechnology Entrepreneurship (a non-profit global contribution by Burrill & Company), announce the 8th program "Health Care Technological Innovation - From Idea to Commercialization."
The four day program focuses on the critical elements in the formation, launch, and strategic and operational management of health-related technologies, with a particular focus on companies developing enabling technologies in biotechnology and medical devices used in human treatment and diagnosis.
This program is associated with a top tier Faculty of Management. The faculty members are top executives from the large medical device and Pharma companies as well as top attorneys, venture capitalists, regulators and academic professors from Wharton and MIT.
For information in Hebrew click here.
Target Audience
This program is aimed at individuals with outstanding potential for leadership in the health care sector who occupy positions requiring increased understanding of how health care innovations can be commercialized. This includes entrepreneurs and executives in the pharmaceutical, biotechnology, medical device and health IT industries. The program will give the participants the knowledge and tools to build leading Israeli life science companies.
Program Dates
14th – 17th December, 2015, 8:00am – 6:00pm
▪ Lessons learned from our experience and practical tips: A panel of life science CEOs (Israeli and US).
▪ Designing and Conducting Clinical Trials: From Proof of Concept to Marketing Success (That includes demonstrating quality and value for consumers for reimbursement success).
▪ Emerging Markets – Opportunities for Life Science companies.
▪ Capitalization of a life science Venture( This session includes issues of value inflection points, alternative financing etc).
▪ Biopharmaceutical and Medical Device Licensing, Partnering and Strategic Alliances.
▪ Market Analysis and Competitive Analysis - Essentials of Marketing in Biotechnology and Medical Devices.
▪ Personalized Medicine.
▪ Intellectual Capital management.
▪ Incorporating Reimbursement in the Company Development Strategy.
▪ The Persuasive Pitch.
▪ HealthCare IT and Mobile Health.
▪ Case studies.
▪ Several key note lectures.
▪ Working with the board and building a management team.
** Changes may occur
Ascher Shmulewitz
Avner Halprin
Ayal Shenhav
Benny Zeevi
William (Bill) C. Geary
Bob Grossman
Brent Ahrens
Corie Chung Bar Dea
David Frank
Ehud (Udi) Cohen
Frank Litvack
Gad Berdugo
Jill Seidman
John R. Lieberman
Laurence Sarah Ainouz
Maya Racine-Netser
Michael Berman
Michal Geva
Michael Sachs
Morris Laster
Ori Hadomi
Orly Glick
Peggy Wang
Peter J. Fitzgerald
Raanan Bookelman
Ram Fish
Robert Goldberg
Ruti Alon
Stephen M. Sammut
Sung Hee Choe
Susan Alpert
Tamara Mansfeld
Yael Glassman
Yaron Breski
Full Program
5,300 NIS + VAT (18%). Tuition covers all teaching materials, refreshments, and luncheons.
Program Collaborators
The Leon Recanati School of Business Administration, Tel-Aviv University
The Recanati Business School, Tel Aviv University, is where academia meets business. The School brings together professionals and executives at different stages of their careers to acquire academic insight and business knowhow from scholars representing the diversity of management disciplines. Established in 1965, Recanati has, over the years, trained generation after generation of Israel's professional and business elite, adapting its curriculum to the needs of a global economy in constant change.
IATI - Israel Advanced Technology Industries
Israel Advanced Technology Industries (IATI) is the largest umbrella organization in Israel for the high tech and life science sectors. With around 500 members our mission is to strengthen the Israeli high tech and life science industries across the whole value chain while creating global, technological and innovational leadership.
We create business development and business opportunities for our members in Israel and abroad, by providing platform for communication and collaborations. Besides this, we present the "industry's voice" and promote existing and new legislation through direct contact with government ministries and agencies.
For more info please click here.
Lahav - Executive Education
Lahav Executive Education of Recanati Business School, Tel-Aviv University, is the leading developer and provider of executive education in Israel. Lahav's mission is to contribute to the development of organizational management resources and to talent management, as well as providing an academic home for managers for developing knowledge, skills and abilities throughout their career.
|IIBE - International Institute for Biotechnology Entrepreneurship
|CMPI - Center for Medicine in the Public Interest
Many thank to our SPONSORS for helping to enable an incredible and unique program!
Feedback and Participant's Remarks
Comments – Biomed #7, Dec. 2013
General - the program is just great, I participated in the 2nd program at 2008 and came back this year!! So much to learn each time, so many important items and interesting people.
The medteck sphere is changing fast and these 3 days gave an amazing screening on all aspects, and as so is a great and time efficient program for a busy manager.
I think the faculty was well picked, very experienced, wide angled and great presenters.
Participants - great mix of managers from the whole medteck sphere - very good to exchange ideas.
Just continue!! Next year I will tell my friends to come! Thanks!
Kobi Shoham
Engineering & Process Manager
The program was very successful in presenting an up to date picture of the challenges that entrepreneurs face in today's healthcare industry. I learned a great deal and recommend it.
Philip Libman
CEO / VP Business Development
NexGen Dialysis / Early Partners
There is not one CEO that I am aware of that has loop understanding in all aspects of the business. It was refreshing to get these fascinating presentations, covers almost all areas of running a company. Well done!
Erez Rozenfeld
V Wave
The program is Great! Very good environment to meet new great people. Well organized. The topics are well defined.
Asaf Shahmoon
I thought it was very useful information. I made good contacts. Overall it was a very good program that I would recommend to others in the field.
Stephen Marx
The program provides very good insights about life science business ventures.
Yaacov Michlin
My benefits from the course were learn from the experience of others; get to know people from the industry and learning on different aspects of managing a company
Inbal Loitner
Stepwise Medical
I must admit that I was surprised as I experienced greater time than I expected and obviously expanded my knowledge while escalating networking.
It was refreshing to take a break from all daily tasks, stimulating my brain.
Erez Rozenfeld
V Wave
Dear Benny,
I wanted to warmly thank you for the opportunity to participate in the Health Care Technological Innovation class last week.
It was top notch. Highly interesting and very professional, both on the content side as well as the organizational point of view. The group of speakers was remarkable, and the participants were professional and constantly brought about an interesting discussion to the table. I truly appreciate this opportunity and thank you greatly.
Orly Glick
Maayan LLC
The program opened my mind to new opportunities.
Nir Makovsky
Owner, CEO
Nir Mako
Dear Benny,
Just arrived from Brasil and wanted to thank you personally for giving me the opportunity of participating in this top level course.
I was very impressed by the Faculty as well as the organization level, not quite what we are used to have in Israel, kol hakavod!!!
Pablo Halpern
Benny- Thanks for your allowing me to participate in your HC Innovation course last week.....amazing assembled group of folks....Hope to stay longer next year....
Peter J. Fitzgerald, MD, PhD
Director, Center of Cardiovascular Technology
Professor of Medicine & Engineering
Stanford University Medical Center
Thanks (again) to you and your co-directors for organizing The 7th course on Health Care Technological Innovation - From Idea to Commercialization.
Many thanks to the speakers and participants in this course and for all those who contributed to its success.
From what I heard, it was an exciting, inspiring and wonderful event.
Best regards,
Professor Asher Tishler
Faculty of Management
Tel Aviv University
Thanks once again for pulling everyone together and for hosting another successful course. Indeed amazing to think that it's been going for so many years. And a big thanks to all of the other speakers who spent much time, effort, and money to help make the course a success.
As well, a huge thanks to Shiri for all of her efforts to pull everything together. Terrific all around.
I'm glad we were able to convince entrepreneurs like Ascher, Bill, Udi, Avner, and others to join us and to share their experiences. The attendees I spoke with found these perspectives to be invaluable and the sidebar conversations, where even small suggestions were conveyed, can be very helpful. After Bill's keynote talk, he is fast becoming a legend – and deservedly so.
Cheers until then.
Brent Ahrens
General Partner, Canaan Partners
To all,
Great faculty, great "students", interesting companies and good food. What a combination! It really worked well and touched on so many of the important issues facing our industries today. The more today's entrepreneurs know about the entire environment the better for us all.
Thank you Shiri and all the coordinators and conveners. I learned a lot!
Susan Alpert
PhD, MD, Former Senior Vice President, Chief Regulatory Officer of Medtronic
Dear Benny,
it was my first time and I was extremely impressed by the whole three days of rich content , great participants and faculty and as always in Israel the positive energy and drive - and all of that, thanks to you and your generous talent (or the other way round) and of course to Shiri!
Hope to see you again soon,
Patrick Flochel
Partner, Global Pharmaceutical Sector Leader, Global Life Sciences Centre, EY
Dear Shiri and Benny,
I wanted to first thank you and congratulate you on the quality of the content and the organisation of this course.
Thank you also for having me as a participant, I really enjoyed it.
I would be happy to discuss with you to see how we could provide you with more content next year.
Patrick, thanks for your great insights on the industry and for your time.
Best regards,
Dan Sztybel
Head of Life Sciences Advisory
It was hard to beat the level of previous years but you did !...
Well done - kol a kavod
Gad Berdugo
Founder, Explorium Capital
Dear Benny, It's amazing that this is the SEVENTH course you've done. The course has put the Faculty of Management on the map, and we thank you for all your hard work, intelligence, and smiling positive energy.
We are very proud of Shiri and our wonderful Lahav staff for their wonderful organizational skills and talent.
And of course, none of this would be possible without the astounding list of speakers and participants!
Bless you all,
Simon Benninga
Former Dean, Faculty of Management
Tel-Aviv University, Israel
Max and Steffi Perlman Professor of Financial Economics
Visiting Professor of Finance, Wharton School, University of Pennsylvania
I have already heard accolades from several of the students on the value of the course.
As a seven time participant, I can only wish that we go from כח לכח strength to strength.
All the best,
David S. Frank
Managing Director
MEDx Associates LLC
Thanks Benny, as well as my fellow speakers.
It was not only a pleasure, but also a great honor to have been part of this course. Fascinating, intense, educative, and very worthwhile.
Shiri: great organization. And the espresso guy, helpful girls at the desk, and the caterers: thanks for the service.
Food & drinks were top-hole. I would love to continue to be part and look forward to next year.
All the best,
Robert Barzelay, DSc
Marketing Consultants, Global Strategies
It was a tremendous pleasure to meet everyone.
Benny and Shiri-thank you for making it happen so beautifully and seamlessly.
Ellen Lubman
Director of Strategy, Designit
Thank you Benny! I appreciate the opportunity to speak at the course and to be apart of this. I am humbled by the talent you have assembled and I look forward to next year!
And yes - many thanks to Shiri for making things run so smoothly!
Kind regards.
Brian Hopkins
Mintz Levin
Thanks Benny. It was really fun and also enlightening. And thank you again Shiri for making everything so easy!
Ed Saltzman
President, DefinedHealth
Comments – 6th program, 2012
I came to this program to fill the gaps I have from my academic education to my current needs as an entrepreneur. I have gained a lot from this program and would definitely recommend it to others.
Dr. Sharon Garti- Levi
Chief Technical Officer
LDS, Drug Delivery Technologies
"A broad, in-depth overview of med-tech industry. Provides lots of "food for thought".
Chen Porat
Endobetix Ltd.
Dr. Tamar Raz
VP Marketing and Strategy
Ramot at Tel-Aviv University
Tzvi Goltzman
RAD Biomed Accelerator
Excellent program, gives you the respective of all players in the bio med arena.
Shay Marcus
Chief Business Officer
Yeda R&D
As a lawyer with experience in venture capital aspects and start up companies and as an MBA student focusing on innovation, this workshop was the ideal way to introduce me to the convergence of innovation and bio med industry in a short time and a stimulating environment. i am also grateful for the opportunity to meet current and future leaders of this exciting micro-cosmos of business.
Boaz Gavish
"As an MBA student, this program was an incredible way to understand the health care innovation industry. It was inspiring to meet people from the field and to learn with them as they journey to make a difference in this world".
Lauren Joseph
Great place to meet people in the field.
Elad Segev
CEO & Founder
NHT Business process Management
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New York Governor Andrew Cuomo says he shares "the outrage at the apparent travesty of justice" in the jury decision which acquitted George Zimmerman in the shooting death of an unarmed black teenager.
Cuomo says Monday that he understands the "outrage" that the system failed in the case but he also says the criminal justice system must be respected.
Zimmerman, who identifies himself as Hispanic, said he fired in self-defense.
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Tuesday, May 20, 2014
To the Editor:
As a current board director for Saint Frances Animal Center, an animal legal advocate and someone with immense respect for horses, I am deeply disturbed at the treatment of big lick Tennessee Walking Horses.
Trainers pursuing this artificial gait deliberately injure horses legs with caustic chemicals or wedge objects into the tender soles of their feet in a practice called soring.
This inhumane treatment is done solely for purposes of award seeking at horse shows.
It has been illegal for decades; however, the law desperately needs updating to effectively eradicate this barbaric practice.
For this reason, I support The Prevent All Soring Tactics (PAST) Act (H.R. 1518/S. 1406).
This crucial legislation will make necessary reforms to the Horse Protection Act by increasing penalties, banning devices used in the soring process, and giving the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) the tools needed to enforce the law.
The bill is endorsed by the American Horse Council, the American Veterinary Medical Association, the veterinary medical association of every state including South Carolina, the National Sheriffs Association and the Association of Prosecuting Attorneys.
Please give support to our Representative, Tom Rice, who has co-sponsored the PAST Act, H.R. 1518/S. 1406. However, South Carolina Senators Lindsey Graham and Tim Scott, have not yet joined the bipartisan group of more than 300 members of Congress in cosponsoring the PAST Act, H.R. 1518/S. 1406.
It is time for them to stand behind the only bill that will preserve the horse industrys reputation and protect horses.
Bradley A. Floyd, Esq.
Surfside Beach
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It shapes how I see myself, and how I see life.
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Came for a group lunch with my coworkers. It was raining, so the line wasn't so bad - waited only about 15-20 minutes total from the line to the meal. I got the regular burger with lettuce, pickle, tomato and shacksauce bc it weighs in at a mere 370 calories. It was packed with flavor, juicy and very filling. My co-workers went with shakes, smoke burger and the other extras - everyone enjoyed their food. It is cramped and loud inside. Not nearly enough seating for the demand - you'll be hovering for a while and when you do get a seat, you'll likely be sitting very close to a stranger. The second your last bite is gone someone is next to you waiting for your spot. I wouldn't sit down at rush again. Friendly service. Inexpensive. Will be back (for take out)!
Posted by InternInTheCity on 07/12/2012
I had an overall good experience during my first trip to Shake Shack. I went on http://shakeshackcamera.com/ before I went so I luckily didn't have to wait on the longest line. I had to wait about ten minutes for my food but I was able to get a table almost right away so I didn't mind at all. The burger, shake, and fries were all delicious, and I appreciated that my "Fair Shake" was made with fair trade coffee. I didn't think their Shack Sauce was anything too special but the burger itself was cooked to perfection.
Posted by anonymous on 01/16/2012
If you are looking for a nice juicy burger off the griddle, this is your place. Go at an off time, you'll be less stressed and find a seat easier. Yes, it's often crowded, but that's because its delicious. Fries were hot and crisp, burgers were yummy, and shakes were delicious. Food is much better priced than most in the area.
Posted by Adriano on 09/27/2011
I used to be a fan of Shake Shack, but seriously this chain has gone downhill....fast. Burger was greasy, fries oversalted, custard way too sweet. Plus there's never anywhere to sit and you have to hover over people while they're eating so you can swoop on the table as soon as they even hint that they're going to move. Not a fun dining experience for anyone.
Posted by Sean on 08/10/2011
I finally got to Shake Shack on 44th and thought the burger was okay. Nothing to get all excited about unless the only burger you've had has been a fast food place or a frozen patty. There are better burgers in NY at quality Diners and at Melon's. I didn't care for the sauce that came with the Shack burger. Service was good since I went at an off-time. I don't like to hunt for a seat or to eat on a bar stool shoulder to shoulder with a stranger talking to a friend sitting across a thin "table".
Posted by Anonymous on 06/30/2011
I finally tried Shake Shack for the first time because I wanted to see what all the hype was about, and to be honest, I don't get what the big deal is. I went with two friends and there was a line out the door. Seating is very limited, so after we ordered, we had to stalk other diners in an attempt to find a place to sit. I was quite disappointed with the food. Everyone says Shake Shack burgers are the best, but I've had much better. It just a small soggy fast food burger and it was too salty. I order cheese fries, but they tasted like frozen friends that were popped in the microwave and the cheese tasted like it came out of jar at the supermarket. After eating two fries, I threw them away. I'm not much of a food critic and it most times, I can appreciate a good meal. I rarely give negative reviews, but in this case, I don't get why Shake Shack is so popular. Now that I tried Shake Shack, I won't be going back.
Posted by Anonymous on 05/16/2011
I was a serious skeptic. Seeing lines daily wrapped down the corner I said no burger could be that good. When the line was empty one day I decided to give it a try and the light of God shined upon my face as I bit into the juicy delight. I soon became one of the line dwellers needing a fix.


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In this week's Soaps.com's Throwback poll we take readers back to November 2008 when Tina Lord found out her dog, David Vickers, was actually a female - and a pregnant one at that! Tina's dog won the hearts of many in Llanview who couldn't resist her cute face - not to mention the laugh they had over the fact that Tina named her after David Vickers.
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Miromar Lakes Tennis Club hosts various events including Men's and Ladies' Pro Exhibitions, World Team Tennis and coaching clinics which have included legendary tennis coach Nick Bollettieri and others.
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Broken And Incomplete
It's a feelin'
It's somethin' I felt before
Once upon a time
Now it's comin' back for more
Was I dreamin'
Was you ever really there
You did me, you used me
But there was a time you cared
Now I'm all alone
Cuz you gave up on me
After what I did for you
It isn't hard to see
I made some mistakes
Made the wrong decisions too
Said some things I didn't mean
After all we been through
Why would you leave us this way
Broken and incomplete
Now It's just me and memories
And my heart misses a beat
Since you've been gone
I've had time to think
You'd love me always in all ways
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This is a great honor for the Metro New Orleans area. I am very jealous I cannot attend since I am... well above school age. But I am very very happy that some 1,600 children - of all races and nationalities - are going to get a wonderful one-in-a-lifetime event to treasure.
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If you are not shooting well, I like to shoot 100 free throws to get back into form -make 90% and your are ready. Also have to look at the foot work, it it is off, you'll have issues no matter what you do.
When Southerland shoots, look at his feet, if they are not set he misses 100% of the time. Work on the footwork and he'll knock down the shot consistently - it worked for me. Also a pump fake will do wonders.
I predict that both will be gone after next year for the NBA and not stay for a Senior season. Dion has the talent to leave now and his stock has sky rocketed recently. If SU make a deep he is most likely gone to the NBA. I think Fab will and should stay 1 more year to get more seasoning at the college level, but wouldn't blame him if he left after this year as he'll be 22 by draft day this year I believe. Unless Dion's play subsides, we should feel lucky if we get him back for another year. All this doesn't matter at this point as I'm having too much fun enjoying the NOW
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Great game, best played by SU this year. 5-2 this year(could be 6-1, rutgers game) Doug has the team headed in the right direction. It would be nice getting 10 wins this year with a bowl game win being one of them.
Blowing 2 late leads to a team that you were favored to beat is choking, sorry to break it to you. I know they made it farther than expected and they are woman, so we can't be tough on them, but they choked. If the was the men's team, they'd be getting flak.
Calling him a bust after 2 season's, one he was coming off an injury and playing in a system that isn't kind for point guards? Talk about premature, let's just wait to pass judgement.
If a guard transfers or just plain leaves, I'd rather it be Scoop because we know what we are getting with him; a lot of boneheaded plays. But if Dion isn't committed to wait his turn, then I wouldn't be to concerned if he left as I think MCW is going to be pretty good.
Depends on how you interpret what the best conference is, if you incorrectly interpret that all teams are superior and unbeatable, then yes you could call them overrated. I would think most people consider the big east is the best because they have a lot more teams that are good than everyone else. Marquette finished 11 and Uconn 9th, there is no way they finish close to that in any other conference. Put Uconn in the ACC, they finish 3rd or 4th. Put Marquette in the Big ten and they probably finish 4th. Wasn't the Big East supposed to be down this year anyway, which it was talent wise, but if a down year is getting 11 teams in the tourney, I'd hate to see a good year.
Didn't really play that well, but well enough to beat ISU. Will need to step it up if we're going to beat Marquette
I don't think the Big East not having a FF team is outlandish. Other than Pitt, who was gift wrapped a path the the FF, All other Big East teams are going to need to beat tough teams to get there. Of the likely ones that could, Uconn would need to beat San Diego(In California) and Duke. Syracuse would likely need to beat Xavier or Marquette, North Carolina and Ohio St. ND would need to beat Kansas and Purdue. West Virginia would need to beat Kentucky, Ohio St and either North Carolina or Syracuse. Louisville would need to get past Kansas and either ND or Purdue. Big East teams all have tough roads, at this point it's all match ups and how you play.
I don't get the attendance issues, even when Syracuse was winning they weren't selling out ... now I don't live In Syracuse, I live in Madison WI and there going to game is a big deal. Camp Randall hold just over 80,000 people and is sold out every game, or close to it(even when they play the 1-aa teams) and I'd estimate about another 10,000 people go just in hopes they can buy someone's ticket to the game, if they can they go somewhere by the stadium and watch the game on TV. Tickets aren't too cheap either, usually they start at around $40, unless you can get one from the students for cheaper... come on people get off your duffs and get to the game instead of watching it on TV.
I'm sure all the walk-ons had scholarship offers to lesser schools in 1-AA and D2, also I would assume all were the top player's on their High School team. Don't count out walk-on's, you will not usually reap the benefit until their JR or Sr year, some may eventually earn a scholarship.
SU, name one tournament that has 16 teams in one venue please, Maui has 8 and that includes Chaminade who never wins any games.
Also what's wrong with having the 4 host teams go the the final four regardless of wins/loss, would you rather have Detroit or Mercer on the Schedule?
Honestly I don't think people would care much about this, but the sports writers are saying Kansas is clearly better that Syracuse and we have to be stupid not to agree with them, um if you actually looks at the resumes, they are so close to call(I think Syracuse's is slightly better if I had to pick one). It just to close, it's like splitting hairs. If either one said I picked Kansas because I just think they are a little better right now, I can accept that.


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A week after his testimony led to a murder conviction for an East Side drug dealer, prosecutors on Tuesday dropped a charge the witness had faced in a crash that killed a 76-year-old woman in North Charleston.
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Althausen was walking across Northwoods Boulevard when the vehicle hit the Goose Creek woman at 24 mph. The speed limit in the area is 20 mph.
Clement blamed the crash on faulty brakes, a North Charleston police report stated at the time.
Assistant Solicitor Culver Kidd, the prosecutor on the case, said in a statement Tuesday that Clement's actions didn't constitute a crime. Clement stopped, called 911 and waited with Althausen until help arrived, Kidd said.
Clement wasn't on his cellphone or under the influence at the time and hadn't otherwise shown an "indifference to human life" by traveling 4 mph over the speed limit, Kidd said.
Althausen was a native of Brooklyn who enjoyed fishing, coin collecting, bowling and the Cleveland Indians, her obituary stated.
"It is a true tragedy, and the wounds the family feels right now will likely take many years to heal," Kidd said. "However, the pain for their loss does not turn a tragic traffic accident into a criminal offense."
Kidd indicated last week when he testified in the murder trial of 26-year-old Tyrel Rashone Collins that he would likely drop the charge against Clement.
Clement, who has a history of drug and weapons convictions, was the state's only eyewitness to the October 2011 shooting that killed notorious East Side felon Solomon Lamont Chisolm, 24.
Two other men scheduled to testify against Collins backed out when they were called to the stand, and instead accepted 90-day jail sentences for disobeying a subpoena.
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Kidd testified that the 9th Circuit Solicitor's Office had not offered to drop the reckless homicide charge in exchange for his testimony.
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Police said Collins shot Chisolm five times as he played cards with Clement, his half brother, at Mall Playground on Columbus Street.
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how many of you are left handed?
i'll start with myself, except my eating hand (being an asian) and my toothbrushing hand (the maid who taught me used her right hand) i'm predominantly left handed, writing, tennis, mouse- you name it.
the discussion is, only 10% of the entire population is left-handed, and i do find myself in sometimes inconvenient situations being a leftie. albeit trivial and menial issues, you wouldn't encounter them if you were a rightie.
take high school chairs with those folding tables for instance, i find myself really agitated coz i can't put my left elbow on something while writing.
then there's those books with the rings bindings, i have a bad handwriting, those things get in the way, its not getting any better :heh:
of course, there's also the mac keyboard, the ctrl, alt and cmd keys are located on the left side. i use the trackpad with my ibook, and i find myself struggling sometimes in photoshop shuffling my hands.
once again, maybe some of the little stuff..but its really inconvenient
I hated the folding desks in college - I tried to sit on the ends of the rows to get the left-handed chairs. Little bit of trivia for all who care: When I took figure drawing, one assumed that talent/skill in drawing came from how well one control the pencil with the writing hand, but it really depends the way a person perceives the subject. Example: one exercise was blind contour drawing: your utensil was to be kept on the page and you're unable to see what you're drawing, just watch your subject. Everyone realized that despite which hand you were using to draw with, the result was basically the same. One hand was just more accustomed to having a pencil in it.
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