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We had an excellent experience here. Yes, it's not as cheap as some other places but they get extremely fresh, high quality foods that unfortunately cost them more as well. but MMM you can taste it. the peaches were practically born to be on the salad plate we had, just lovely, and the peas on a previous visit had "come out of the ground that morning". service was great, though sometimes I did wonder where my server was, and it is just a beautiful space. I definitely want to keep seeing what they do there, the menu I am told is constantly changing. I would think it can only improve with time, and it's already great.
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The space is really really pretty, but I don't know if everything else is quite up to snuff. For the neighborhood, it's really expensive - $30 for a rabbit entree? In PILSEN? I know it's So-and-So Farms but that still seems a little excessive. For that matter the food is good but not spectacular, and two of us ordered the same dish (pappardelle with broccoli) and had completely different portion sizes. Service was friendly when they paid attention to us, but the staff seemed pretty out to lunch when it came to knowing when we wanted to order drinks, order food, get more water, get the check, etc. - and a few simple questions on our part about the menu were met with blank stares or promises to ask the kitchen. Would love to see more attention to service and consistency, and prices about 20% lower. Then it'd be a 5/5. For now this is a 3.5 restaurant.


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Program Description
This international business and company study tour provides students the opportunity to learn about the culture and business practices in Spain and the European Union generally. In May, students will visit two of Spain's most important and interesting cities, Barcelona and Madrid, as well Toledo located near Madrid. This trip showcases several Spanish and American companies (such as Lincoln Electric) holding significant competitive positions in their respective industries. In addition, students will have time for sightseeing especially in the beautifully presereved city of Toledo.
Academic Program
This program is intended to broaden a student's awareness of the international business climate. It will provide an understanding of the economic, political and cultural aspects of doing business in the European Union nation Spain. In addition, it will expose students to the theoretical foundations of global business strategies as well as the operational and marketing practices of firms headquartered in Europe, and conducting business throughout the world. This seminar is a field-based course that enables students to observe international environments and study, first-hand, four major industries as well as specific companies operating within those industries. Additionally students will spend time visiting cultural landmarks in Barcelona, Madrid and Toledo. Students are required to enroll in a 3 credit International Company Tour course. Undergraduates enroll in INB 491; graduate students enroll in MKT 696. The course includes the company tour in May, as well as three mandatory pre-departure meetings held at 6 pm- 9 pm on Fridays in the spring semester March 20, April 10, and April 24.
Minimum undergraduate cumulative GPA of 2.0; minimum graduate cumulative GPA of 3.0. At the time of application, the applicant must have completed at least two semesters at CSU if a first year student, and at least one semester if a transfer or graduate student. The applicant must have not have an unpaid balance on their Treasury Services account and no infractions of the Student Code of Conduct which would prevent successful participation on the study tour. Course is closed to AMBA, GAMBA, MAMBA, or EMBA students. Minimum of 12 participants required.
The estimated program fee is $3, 996 and includes:
- Round Trip Airfare
- Lodging
- Breakfasts
- Entrance fees on company visits
- In-Country Transportation
The cost does not include CSU tuition for the required 3 credit course. Please find current tuition and fees on the Office of Treasury Services' website. Students should budget an additional $350-450 for lunch, dinner, souvenirs, sightseeing and tours. Students are also responsible for passport or visa fees, health insurance, and personal expenses. *The program fee may change due to increases in airfare and/ or the exchange rate.
The $3,996 estimated program cost is broken down into 2 payments:
- $250 payment due with application (see application for instructions on how to make this payment). This is refundable only if not accepted on the program.
- $3,749 will be due on Feb 13, 2015. If admitted to the program, this fee will be added to individual students' CampusNet accounts and will need to be paid off accordingly.
If program fees are not paid in full by Feb 13, 2015 students may be removed from the program but maintain responsibility for the fee.
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A scholarship is available to students on short term programs. Eligible students can apply for the CISP Education Abroad Scholarship (click on the links to see the eligibility requirements for the scholarship as well as to download the application form and recommendation forms).
Do I need a Visa?
No, U.S. citizens do not need a visa. Yes, you may need a visa to enter Spain if you are a U.S. Permanent Resident or hold citizenship from a country. Visit the Spanish Consulate of Chicago's website to find out if you need a short term Schengen visa. If you have any questions regarding visas, please contact the Center for International Services and Programs for assistance.
The program application and deposit receipt is due no later than December 5 to confirm your participation. To make the program deposit of $250, take the program application and your payment to the Cashier's Desk in the First Floor of the Main Classroom, MC 115. This deposit is made directly into the program account. You will receive a receipt that you must attached and turn in with your completed prorgam application.
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Women's Basketball | Friday, January 11, 2013
Lewis & Clark Grabs Early Lead, Defeats Willamette, 77-43
Tenth-ranked Pioneers never trail, Place four Players in Double Figures
SALEM, ORE. -- Lewis & Clark College, ranked 10th in the nation by D3hoops.com, scored the game's first six points, then gradually pulled away from Willamette University in a Northwest Conference women's basketball game at Cone Field House on Friday, January 5.
Mackenzie Lamson (Jr., F, Portland, OR/Lincoln HS), led the Bearcats with a game-high 17 points, while Sophie Wilson (Sr., G, Port Townsend, WA/Port Townsend HS) added 9 points for Willamette, who dropped to 0-13 on the year, 0-4 in the NWC.
The Pioneers placed four players in double figures, led Tayler Want's 17 points. Kristina Williams chipped in a double-double for L&C, notching 12 points and 10 rebounds. Sara Villanueva added 13 points, while Katie Anderson scored 10. Lewis & Clark improved to 13-1, 4-1 in the NWC.
L&C jumped out to an early 6-0 lead, but the Bearcats closed the gap to just one after a layup from Jo Johnston (Fr., C, Missoula, MT/Florence-Carlton HS), a jumper from Katie Kalugin (So., F, Woodburn, OR/Woodburn HS), and a free throw from Rebecca Josephson (Jr., G, Fair Oaks, CA/Del Campo HS).
The Pioneers ripped off eight straight points, however, pushing their lead back to nine points on Williams' old-fashioned three-point play with 13:09 remaining in the first half.
Willamette stayed within striking distance, closing the gap to seven points on Josephson's jumper at the 8:24 mark, and keeping the deficit to just 33-22 on Lamson's layup with 44 seconds left in the period. But Lewis & Clark took advantage of a pair of Bearcat miscues to seize control of the game.
With 19 seconds on the clock, Villanueva converted a layup while being fouled by Kalugin, then sunk the ensuing free throw. After forcing a Willamette turnover – the Bearcats' 11th of the first half – Casey Zinn hit a jumper, drew a foul on Julia Brand (So., F, Kaneohe, HI/Punahou School), and hit another free throw, giving L&C a 39-22 halftime lead.
Lewis & Clark opened the second half with an 11-4 run, increasing their lead to 24 before Lamson connected on a jumper to temporarily halt the Pioneers' momentum. Willamette eventually closed within 20 on a jumper from Lamson with 14:38 remaining.
But that was as close as the Bearcats would get. L&C quickly responded with a 6-0 spurt, then gradually extended its lead over the following twelve minutes. The Pioneers' lead eventually reached 77-40 on a free throw from Reese DeHart with 1:30 left in the game, before Wilson connected on a three-pointer for the game's final margin.
Lewis & Clark's physical defense limited Willamette to just 31.7% shooting for the game (19 of 60), including just 25.7% (9 of 35) in the second half. L&C connected on 28 of 67 attempts (41.8%), while adding 17 makes on 23 shots from the foul line (73.9%). The Bearcats were 3 of 4 from the free throw line (75%).
The Pioneers corralled 44 rebounds to Willamette's 40, while forcing the Bearcats into 21 turnovers. Lewis & Clark committed just ten turnovers in the game.
Willamette returns to action tomorrow evening at Pacific Lutheran University in Parkland, Wash. Tipoff is scheduled for 6:00 p.m. (PST).
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Posted By Corey Krakower On Apr 17 2010 @ 11:23 am In Montreal Canadiens | 16 Comments
The Capitals came out flying. The Capitals outshot Montreal 41-28 in regulation. The Capitals dominated on faceoffs. The Capitals had a 2-1 lead with 13 minutes to go in the third period. But the Capitals lost.
Tomas Plekanec scored in overtime to seal a 3-2 win for Montreal in game 1 of their best-of-seven series with Washington. Mike Cammalleri opened the scoring with a powerplay goal in the first period, which also ended his personal scoring drought. Joe Corvo tied it up a few minutes later with a long shot that seemed to have eyes through a screen that eventually found the back of the net. Tied 1-1 after 1, and also tied 1-1 after 2, the Capitals' Nicklas Backstrom scored just 47 seconds into the third period to give the Caps a 2-1 lead. Then it all unraveled.
With less than 10 minutes to go, a team that scored over 300 goals this year decided that the best way to seal it would be to drop back into a trap. The line of Pouliot-Gomez-Gionta was out against Ovechin-Backstrom-Knuble with Schultz-Green. The Caps went into a trap instead of their usual attack style, Gomez beat Backstrom in the neutral zone, then he blew by Ovechkin, then he passed to Gionta, Gionta to Pouliot, and Gomez beat Green to the net for a beautiful goal to tie it up. Lesson learned – "safe is dead".
I know I am making it sound like Washington lost the game, rather than giving credit to Montreal. That is partially true, but the Habs did 5 things incredibly well that allowed them to beat the top team in the NHL.
1 – Goaltending
Theodore was good, but Halak was better. For Montreal to win, that needs to happen every time.
2 – Discipline
The Canadiens only took 4 penalties the entire game. They will need to continue to keep the #1 ranked Caps PP off the ice as much as possible.
3 – Contain Ovechkin
Not only did they contain him, Ovechkin didn't even get a shot on goal. See below (#4) to find out why!
4 – Tremendous team defense
This includes the matchup of Spacek on Ovechkin, fierce back-pressure from the forwards, and 9 shot blocks by Hal Gill, who like Spacek, played one of his best games ever in a Habs uniform.
**Back-pressure means the forwards are aggressively backchecking to an area, which in this case is Ovechkin's side of the ice. By doing that, it allows the D to play him more aggressively because if the D gets beat wide, he has support from at least 1 forward to cover for him; and it also limits the attacker's (Ovechkin) ability to cut to the middle of the ice.**
5 – Montreal's best players were their best players
Just look at the goal scorers – Cammalleri, Gomez, Plekanec.
With a 1-0 series lead, the Habs are now playing with house money tonight in Washington. If they lose, at least they accomplished their goal of taking 1 of the first 2 road games against the Capitals. If they win, that's just a bonus. I just hope that game 1 didn't wake the beast that is the Washington Capitals. Puck drops at 7pm tonight.
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Nashville, TN – HearItFirst.com announces the launch of their new streaming web show, THE HEARITFIRST INSIDER. The site continues to expand its position as the online destination for all things Christian entertainment – music, movies and books – where fans learn the latest Christian entertainment news and watch, hear or read exclusive content.
HearItFirst Insider can be viewed at http://www.HearItFirst.com/Insider.
Tune into the HearItFirst Insider to find out what's coming up each month on HearItFirst.com, see exclusive interviews with artists, find out the latest in the social media world, and watch reviews of upcoming releases. The shows feature the best in Christian music and will be expanding to include authors, films and more in the future. Show segments are hosted by the HearItFirst team including Jamie Young, Ryan Mitchell, and Phil Cobucci. New episodes are available at the beginning of each month.
Since the first show in February, the HearItFirst Insider has featured guests Jimmy Needham, Jaci Velasquez, Adam Cappa, Dave Barnes, Montell Jordan, and the 2012 GMA Dove Award winning New Artist of the Year Jamie Grace along with reviews of Thousand Foot Krutch's (TFK) independent release "The End Is Where We Begin," and Britt Nicole's third release "Gold" among others.
This month, viewers will see outtakes from HearItFirst's exclusive backstage coverage of the 43rd Annual GMA Dove Awards featuring Tedashi, an exclusive interview with former Petra frontman John Schlitt, a review of Switchfoot's upcoming remix album "Vice Reverses," and much more.
The monthly show expands on the entertainment site's stellar live, streaming events and an ever-growing archive of more than 3,400 exclusive videos featuring interviews with entertainment icons and live music performances. In recent years, fans have been able to watch intimate acoustic live streams (Brandon Heath, Jonny Diaz, Laura Story, Bebo Norman and Hawk Nelson) as well as major events such as Winter Jam, The United Tour with Steven Curtis Chapman and Michael W. Smith; The Make A Difference Tour with Third Day, TobyMac, Michael W. Smith and Max Lucado, in addition to CD release shows from artists including Casting Crowns and Kari Jobe.


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Nearly 700 bags of heroin hidden under 5-year-oldFebruary 02,2014By Josh O'Gorman
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WESTMINSTER - A Springfield woman was jailed after police said they found nearly 700 bags of heroin beneath her child's car seat.
Eugenia Emerson, 33, is facing a felony charge of heroin trafficking after police stopped her on Interstate 91 Saturday night for what they described as defective equipment and a lane violation.
While stopped, police walked a canine unit around the exterior of the car, and when the dog signaled there were drugs inside, Emerson gave police permission to search her car, police said.
According to police, they found 690 bags of heroin under the cushion where her 5-year-old child was seated.
Emerson was taken to Springfield jail on $5,000 bail. She was free as of Sunday afternoon, according to the Department of Corrections.
Emerson is scheduled to appear March 18 in Brattleboro criminal court. Police also issued her tickets for defective equipment and a lane violation.MORE IN This Just In
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Open to all engineering majors! The talk is free, however, if you would like to join IEEE for dinner there is a cost for non-IEEE members. Pizza and Pop will be provided for attendees (Free for IEEE members, $4 all others). Please pre-register so that IEEE may plan accordingly for space.
Most people agree that engineers must be technically proficient, professionally astute, and clearly aware of their social responsibility. However, in business today, engineers must be able to deal with all the nontechnical aspects of their career.
Students graduate knowing how to design circuits and write code. But, ask them to plan a meeting, organize a presentation, or develop an annual budget and, most likely, they'll be overcome with apprehension. Why? Because engineering schools are reluctant to add these nontechnical skills to an already full curriculum. In reality, these nontechnical competencies are just as critical to engineers' futures as their technical training.
A professional topic is any nontechnical skill which enhances the career skills of the engineer.
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Speaker - Jim Watson, Founder - Watson Associates
Title - "Leading The Way To Success"
Jim Watson received a Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering from Purdue University, completed post graduate engineering courses at Youngstown State University, and is a graduate of the Executive Management Program at the University of Michigan. He is a Registered Professional Engineer in the State of Ohio, a Life and Senior Member of IEEE, and a national S-PAC and S-PAVe speaker. A full biography is attached below.
Leadership is an important engineering tool, and learning to be an effective leader in various environments helps to guarantee your personal and professional success as an engineer. Leadership skills will definitely be part of your career when you are a leader or when you work with others who are leaders.
So, what do you think is a good definition of a leader? Thousands of history books have been written about leaders. Typically, these focus on individuals who have been heads of state, generals in a military setting, corporate officers, front-runners in a cause, or outstanding individuals in academia and other areas.
However, leadership is not limited to the famous of history. In fact, it can be found in all walks of life including engineering. And to the benefit of mankind, engineers will continue to be leaders as they apply important technology to help solve the challenges of a fast moving world.
Leaders have vision and the ability to inspire others to accomplish great things. There are two reasons you will benefit by understanding the principles of leadership. First, you can apply these to leadership opportunities and achieve greater success. And second, you can work more effectively with leaders when you are part of their team.
This presentation will give you practical ideas on how you can develop and enhance leadership skills now so you will be prepared to be a leader and/or work more effectively with leaders in your career. This discussion includes:
- Common principles of leadership
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- How you can apply your experience in leadership roles to your working career
- How you can use leadership skills in your profession and community
When you learn to be a leader and to work with other leaders you achieve greater success in your career and life.


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A duck that many are already familiar with. A family was feeding a flock of them bread and I took pictures. The males have green heads and the females are more muted and brown in color, and can be confused with the American Black Duck. (Which I don't think is here.)
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BlogHer Food in San Francisco was one long day of group hug. It started at the networking breakfast at 8 a.m. and ended at the after-party thrown by Jaden Hair of Steamy Kitchen, Ree Drummond of The Pioneer Woman Cooks and Elise Bauer of Simply Recipes beginning at 8 p.m.
Here you can see just part of the crowd, everyone talking at once in deafening volume, in the hallway in front of the bookseller.
Read about the party… I mean conference, on these early posts from Carrots 'N Cake and Kath Eats Real Food. Well, girls just want to have fun. And we did.
Sponsors, who subsidized the cost of the event, prevailed between the sessions. Hunky Chef Rocco DiSpirito hawked Bertolli frozen meals over a group lunch while they actually served us the frozen pasta as entrees. (Hello?!) Celebrity chef and Citizen Cake owner Elizabeth Faulkner demoed with Scharffen-Berger during a break, and booth people plied us with cans of chicken stock and spray Pillsbury frosting for a cupcake challenge. A classy cocktail party on the rooftop sponsored by Campbell's Soup Co. capped off the official part of the day. I was so excited about seeing bloggers in person after reading their work online and Twittering and Facebooking with them, I almost didn't mind.
And oh yeah, we went to sessions on such topics as the blogger's voice (where I was a panelist), best practices, and new opportunities. More on what I learned later. First I need to lie down.
Did you go or write a post about the day? Have a comment? Let me know.
P.S. Updates: Transcripts of BlogHer Food 09 sessions are now online. More reports on the conference from Simply Recipes, Pioneer Woman, GlutenFree Girl, Tartelette, and Steamy Kitchen.
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I'm exhausted and I have no voice!
So sad that it's over.
It was indeed a super event. I enjoyed your panel discussion with favorite bloggers regarding our voice, meeting virtual friends in real life, and all the festivities – including the Napa event the night before with Rocco, St. Supery Vineyards and Bertolli. Will overlook the food disconnect; after all, who needed an appetite with Rocco at the table?
Sounds amazing, wish I'd gone! Am looking at the Blogger Conference in Mexico. You are speaking there too, correct?!
It was nice to meet you in person, after reading (and enjoying) your work. After sitting in on your panel about finding my voice, I erased and re-wrote one of my most recent blog posts. You helped me to remember that my blog is an extension of myself – it won't add value to my business if it doesn't capture my passion and personality. Thanks for participating!
[…] Will Write for Food […]
Hello Dianne – I was at BlogHer Food '09 and heard you speak at the "Voice" panel … thanks so much for that. The discussion was terrific. I bought your book and can't wait to read it. So glad to have found your blog here and your book … what a marvelous resource!!
Looks amazing and seems there is alot to learn. I hope I can go to one at some point!
It was a great day, but I skipped out on the lunch with 3 other folks when we saw the menu. Natanya wrote a great post about what a mistake BlogHer made with Bertolli http://bit.ly/2flmno
I too skipped out on lunch and more to make my way to the Ferry Plaza farmers' market-much better food, alas. And why a trip to SF's biggest foodie haven wasn't even a part of the agenda is beyond me.
I guess I was a little less thrilled, but lie down at the end-yes, definitely needed. Here's a link to my post: http://mynepenthebook.com/2009/09/my-day-at-blogher-sf/
At any rate-it was an interesting day and your panel discussion about voice was perhaps the most relevant and useful. As always, Dianne-you offer sage advice and encouragement to all us want-to-be food writers.
So wish I could have attended. I wish there was some way to access the talks-video like google does or whatever..
Next time I WILL go!
Dianne, you're so smart to create a hub of links about the conference. Thanks for inviting me to leave mine. For my take on BlogHer Food and photos from the cocktail reception, see http://5secondrule.typepad.com/my_weblog/2009/09/blogher-food-2009-recap.html
Thanks so much for being a part of the inaugural BlogHer Food Conference and for lending your own expert voice to the "Voice" panel. I heard nothing but raves! (And the Barnes & Noble guy told me your book was a hot seller!)
Thanks also for the constructive feedback. We'll be sending out our usual post-conference survey link to every attendee in the next couple of days. In addition to this post, I hope you will take 15 minutes to help us quantify your responses..which can be anonymous btw
We'll send you the survey link in our final BlogHer Food '09 attendee newsletter. We're excited to read your suggestions to make BlogHer Food '10 even better! (Which, yes, means there will be a next year!)
Thanks again,
Elisa, for the BlogHer Team
Thanks so much for the link to the transcript.
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Fire captain dies after surgery from EMS injury
Capt. Brandon Erickson died of complications from back surgery after he was injured lifting an EMT bag on a medical call
Idaho Statesman
EAGLE, Idaho — Treasure Valley firefighters are mourning the loss of one of their own.
Eagle Fire Department Capt. Brandon Erickson died Thursday after a complication from back surgery, officials said. He was 36.
Erickson underwent surgery on Wednesday. It was his second procedure since June 2012, when he was injured on a call while working with the Meridian Fire Department, Meridian fire spokeswoman Natalie Podgorski said.
Erickson hurt his back while lifting an EMT bag that weighed about 60 pounds, Podgorski said
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Tuesday, November 26, 2013 5:35:18 PM I hold deep condolences for your fallen colleague as the same almost happened to me after surgery from an injury as a Toronto Paramedic and being rushed back to the OR and ICU due to a complication from surgery which was life threatening and traumatic. I thought it could never happen to me, that is why I am very taken by this loss, it can and did happen and it is a sacrifice equal to that of any one in the line of duty. I hope there is comfort for family and friends knowing he made a positive difference, but loss is always hard. Respectfully Aron Sperling
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An athlete can be loved by receiving hugs, admiration and from his biggest fan and turn around to walk right into a punch or hate by the next person. This is what you call a "Love em or hate em sports figure."
Sports have its share of athletes that has the "You can't say anything bad about this person" persona. Usually the Barry Sanders' or the Tim Duncan's comes to mind.
Let's not forget the type of player where 95% of the sport hates this individual like a Bill Lambeer or even Ron Artrest aka World Metta Peace.
"So where would you put a Lebron James," you might ask. This is the perfect list that describe players in their respective sport where it's no between. Either there loved or hated.


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Extended University (EU) is an administrative unit reporting to the Vice President for Academic Affairs. The mission of EU is to provide services to SPSU, the business community and the community at large by extending, enhancing and expanding the traditional teaching and service roles of the university to new clients, in new formats and through the infusion of new technologies. Extended University includes a variety of programs and service units. For more information regarding these programs and services, contact the EU Dean's Office at 678.915.7338 or stop by J-377.
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On July 21st and 22nd 2014, Konbit Pou Potapiman Inc (KPP) in collaboration with the Association des Médecins Haitiens (AMH) held its annual Free Health Fair Clinic at the hospital in Port-a-Piment.
People from all ages turned out for this event. More than 300 patients received free consultations and medicines. This Fair included information on diabetes, high blood pressure, hygiene and a chance to speak with qualified professionals.
It was a successful event by all accounts. The AMH physicians, Dr Eddy Jean-Baptiste and Dr .Eder Jean Baptiste from Port-au-Prince and the local hospital physician Dr. Ronald Charles teamed up with Dr Edwig Eugene from Louisiana and Dr Dominique A Jean of Los Angeles, California to provide all the necessary care. A variety of health care professionals from the hospital and from abroad came in to help make these two days a great KPP-AMH event.
"These two days have been a great success," said Dr Dominique A Jean "I have seen a great turnout and I am happy to provide this service for the county of Port-a-Piment."
Konbit Pou Potapiman Inc, thanks the members of KPP-Haiti for their support and collaboration. We thank Dr. Dernst Jean Baptiste (Doc Eddy), Dr. Eder Jean Baptiste of AMH for their time and expertise at this event.
We also acknowledge the extraordinary sacrifices of Dr Edwig Eugene and Dr Dominique A Jean who volunteered their time and services to our brothers and sisters of the county of Port-a-Piment.
Our sincere thanks go to volunteer KPP members, Mrs. Carolle Paul from Boca Raton, Fl, Mrs Nicole Jean from Pembroke Pines FL, Nurse Michelle Borgellas, Nurse Yvrose Lazarre and Mrs. Danie Lubin from Boston, MA for their outstanding contributions. We also acknowledge the efforts and dedication of Mr. Jean Robert Isidor, the Hospital Administrator, Nurse Violette Jean of Port-a-Piment and the local hospital staff.
The KPP–AMH Health Fair was made possible by many supporters and contributors. A special Thank You to:
Dr Marie Greta Roy Clement, President of the "Association des Medecins Haitiens (AMH) for the continuous support of AMH.
JGR Copa, LLC of Hollywood for its monetary contribution
Marie Therese Boulos of PEHACHEVE, Haiti for her monetary support.
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Posted by jmurda on 02/09/2007
Good food, at night there is good music, drinks are good, food is great. Overall Good Place to Chill With the Group
Posted by FoodNerd on 02/06/2007
I've been to SEA twice and probably won't go back for a third - there are much better eateries in the area where you don't have to wait for a table. Nor would you have to deal with the out-of-place bridge and tunnel kids who, for some reason, think SEA is a club. The food is extremely cheap and you get what you pay for. For those who have had authentic or gourmet Thai or Malayasian food, it's a disappointment. It's worth going once to check out the interior and bathrooms (probably why this place is so popular - you get the feeling of being in a hip Manhattan restaurant or club without the prices). Their specialty cocktails are worth trying if you like sweet girly drinks. The wait staff leaves a lot to be desired. Avoid Friday and Saturday nights. If you are in college or fresh out of school, it's a great place to bring a date on the cheap. If there comes a time in your mid 20's where you develop a gourmet palate and start earning money, then it's time to choose substance over glimmer.
Posted by Roz on 01/18/2007
thanks to my boyfriend, he put me on -- now I'm HOOKED. The prices are awesome--The amount of food they give for the price is AMAZING!! The atmosphere is trendy, sexy, romantic and fun! You can full up on appetizers buy it's self (buy 3) You GOTTA GO!
Posted by Anonymous on 01/17/2007
The good: beautiful, large, trendy, hip, cool space, good drinks, reasonable prices on the food The bad: crowded, quick "in and out" vibe from waiters, food is subpar, seems microwaved Go for the fun ambiance but don't expect great Thai food.
Posted by Anonymous on 01/04/2007
I love this place. A guy took me here yesterday and I loved the scene.. Very dim and night atmosphere .. The wait was forever for a table ..but well worth.. highly recommended.
Posted by iewel on 12/12/2006
SEA is worth the trip out to Billyburg. The place is huge and gorgeously appointed. A large buddha sits at the head of an indoor lotus pond. The bathroom area alone is memorable, and I mean that in a positive sense. The restaurant is packed on a weekend night, with the wait easily being an hour or more, but once you've gotten your number you can enjoy a tropical drink at the bar surrounded by scenesters in a beautiful setting anyway, so nothing lost. The food itself is surprisingly cheap and pretty tasty.
Posted by Paul on 08/14/2006
I have been to Sea in Brooklyn twice and loved it both times. The menu is very reasonable the portions are huge. The atmosphere is great. You feel like you are in a swanky Soho or Village restaurant without those swanky prices.


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Former health minister of Nigeria joins Duke Global Health Institute faculty
Starting this fall at Duke's Global Health Institute, Muhammad Pate, the former minister of state for health of Nigeria, will serve as a visiting professor.
He stepped down as minister earlier this week, according to a DGHI news release. Pate was appointed as minister of state for health in 2011 and led the coordination and implementation of Nigeria's primary health care system.
Pate also led efforts to expand vaccinations and access to health care services for women and children through 2015 through the "Saving One Million Lives" initiative, according to the release.
Pate is a graduate of the Duke University Fuqua School of Business and is a physician. He will develop and co-teach a course on Comparative Health Systems, offer guest lectures, mentor undergraduates in the new global health major, and participate in Duke's Africa initiative.
"I am pleased and honored that Dr. Pate has chosen to come back to Duke to share his leadership and vast knowledge of global health with our students," said Michael Merson, director of the Duke Global Health Institute, in a statement. "During his tenure as minister of health, he has made significant advances in the quality and access of health services which has made a lasting impact in his native country."
Pate received his medical degree from Ahmadu Bello University in Nigeria, and has graduate degrees from the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine and Duke University.
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We used to recommend this course, but not as of May 18, 2013
We play here (37 miles from home) about once a year and have since it opened. What has happened? Fairways are thin and greens have a lot of bare spots. Even ball washers had no water. We used to play the course fairly often in the 90s, but less since other courses have opened closer to home. We won't go back for another year. How disappointing.
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The following is excerpted from Paul Tower's blog in Civil Eats.
Inaction? Intransigence? Negligence? Whatever the right word, we're reminded that the U.S. is behind the curve when it comes to protecting bees. This month Europe's restrictions on bee-harming pesticides went into effect. In early December in a full-page advertisement in the New York Times and six other major papers, Pesticide Action Network (PAN) and over 60 other food, farm, faith, and investor groups called on the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to take action to protect bees.
Bees pollinate much of our food, including the cranberries and pumpkin on so many Thanksgiving tables last month. In fact, we rely on bees for about a third of our food.
But these noble pollinators are in trouble. Beekeepers in the U.S. have been losing, on average, over 30 percent of their bees each year since 2006—twice what is considered sustainable. And commercial beekeepers, whose bees pollinate California almonds, lost over 50 percent of their colonies last year. Some even reported historic losses of 70 percent or more.
This is unsustainable, not only for beekeepers, but also for our food system and the agricultural economy.
EPA has stated that it's at least five years away from doing anything to protect bees from pesticides known to be harmful. First, the agency needs to complete its review of neonicotinoids, a relatively new and widely used class of systemic pesticides—which isn't due to conclude until 2018.
Scientists point to neonicotinoids as a catalyst driving bee declines. While acutely toxic to bees (it kills them), studies have shown neonics also compromise bee immune systems and make them more susceptible to a wide range of other impacts like poor nutrition, mites, and diseases.
Until EPA completes its (very slow) review of neonic products, the agency will not take action to adequately protect bees from this known threat.
Beekeepers say they—and the bees—can't wait for the agency's glacial pace. Federal officials have tried to appease beekeeper concerns with aimless conferences and reports, along with changes to pesticide product labels that yield no additional protections for bees. But decisive action, not token action, is urgently needed.
As beekeeper Jim Doan of New York said: "Beekeepers are losing colonies at an unprecedented rate—the losses are too extreme to keep up with, and our entire industry is at risk of collapse unless federal action is taken. Convening conferences and changing pesticide labels is not nearly enough."
States in Action
Since EPA has failed to step up in a timely way, states across the country are taking up the issue of protecting bees. In New York and New Jersey, legislative leaders have already introduced bills that would ban or track neonicotinoid pesticides.
And last week, we were offered another glimmer of hope as Oregon regulators announced they are planning to restrict the use of neonicotinoids used on trees—and linked to a recent massive bee kill in that state.
While state action is helpful, bees need more comprehensive and uniform protections across the country. EPA should see states in action as a signal that the agency needs to step up. And quickly.
Take action » See a copy of the advertisement and join the Center for Food Safety, the Ceres Trust, Beyond Pesticides and PAN in sending a message to new EPA chief Gina McCarthy: It's time to step up for bees.
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Simon suggests him and Carly do a jewelry heist together, but she disagrees. Craig gives Meg a costume for the Halloween ball.
An anonymous person donates costumes for the hospital fund-raiser. While Meg is looking through the costumes, she's handed a costume and finds out it is a gift. While admiring her gift, Craig enters and asks if she likes it. She then realizes the costume is from him, and she declines it. Craig tells Meg there's a reason he gave her the gown. "You and me," he told her. Meg laughs, then tells him, "There is no such thing."
Craig goes on to explain to Meg how grateful he is that she sees past his mistakes, and he says that's the reason behind his gift. He tells her it's his way of thanking her.
When Craig leaves the room, Meg removes the gown from the rack and begins to admire it again. While she marvels over the gown, Paul enters the room. He tells her she won't be needing the gown, because she's not going. Meg refuses to follow Paul's orders. She tells him she will attend the event because it for a good cause, and also because she's a part of the hospital staff. Paul isn't thrilled with her response, but he says no more.
Later, Paul realizes the gown Meg is holding is a gift from Craig, and he tells Meg he doesn't want Craig "clothing" her.
Paul wasn't going to attend the fund-raiser, but since he knows Craig gave Meg the gown, he decides to attend after all. He wants to keep an eye on Meg to keep her safe from Craig.
At Yo's, Tom visits with Adam, but his phone keeps disrupting their conversation, so Tom shuts his phone off. Adam tells Tom if Craig is offering a way to be around their family more then he should take him up on his offer. Tom agrees with Adam, but tells Adam Margo disapproves.
At the police station, Katie approaches Margo and finds her crying. When she asks Margo what's wrong, Margo tells her how much she misses Hal.
After Margo expresses her grief over Hal, Katie tells Margo Simon has feelings for Carly. She goes on to say that she believes she should be protecting Carly from "big bad Simon." Soon after, Katie asks Margo if it's possible she's still "in love" with Simon.
"I should have been over Simon a long time ago," Katie admits to Margo."
Margo reminds Katie that Simon didn't fight for her, and as a result she shouldn't risk things with Mike. Margo suggests to Katie that she go be with Mike. Katie hugs Margo and thanks her for the advice. Katie leaves the station to take Margo's advice and go find Mike.
As soon as Katie leaves, Tom and Adam come into the station. Margo knows Tom's there to try and convince her the job offer from Craig is going to solve their problems, but she tells Tom it won't, and he's crazy for thinking it will.
"Margo, just give me a chance to prove you wrong," Craig says as he enters the station and overhears Margo talking with Tom and Adam.
Tom and Margo walk away, and Craig asks Adam how he's doing. Instead of answering Craig, Adam warns him. He tells Craig if Tom takes him up on his job offer, and he does anything to mess with Tom or Margo, he will answer to him.
Tom and Margo return. Tom tells Craig he will accept his job offer, but it will be on a "short-term" basis, and he also goes on to say he won't take orders, nor will he be his "errand boy." Craig smiles and tells Tom he's certain Tom won't want to go back after he's had a taste of the "finer things."
At Carly's place, Carly insists on seeing what's in the paper Simon is reading. As she snatches the paper from Simon, she reads outloud,"Vienna Hyett." She then asks Simon if he knows this woman, and Simon tells her they "travel in circles." When she asks what their connection is, Simon says, "Someone like Vienna coming in to town would offer me a very... good... chance..."
"A chance to relieve her of her jewelry?" Carly finishes.
Simon confirms, but Carly thinks he's delusional and disagrees with the idea. She tells Simon they will just have to "play it out" with the apartment, and they will do it without a "jewelry heist."
Carly and Simon head for the apartment, and when they arrive, Carly wants to go over their sales pitch together, but Simon tells her he needs a shower first. Carly says she'll wait for him there, and when he returns they can go over the pitch then. Simon, on the other hand, thinks it's unsafe for Carly to stay there alone, so he tells her he'll get his shower and meet her back at her place.
Before Simon and Carly leave the apartment, Carly pulls a decor item from her bag and places it on the table. Carly calls it "MeMe."
As they exit the apartment, Simon checks to make sure Carly is gone. When he sees she's no longer in sight, he goes back into the apartment. While in the apartment, Simon intentionally picks up the MeMe and throws it onto the floor where it breaks into several tiny pieces.
A little while later, Simon shows up at Carly's place to go over the sales pitch. When he arrives, Carly greets him at the door in a sexy, black dress. With his attention focused on her, Simon compliments her on how she looks. She returns the favor telling him he cleans up well too.
Carly invites Simon in, and he glances at the coffee table where he sees two drinks and candles. Carly tells him it's a celebration.
After Simon and Carly toast, she confesses to Simon that she's glad he chose to be with her instead of leaving, and she goes on to say she won't make him sorry that he chose to say with her.
Carly leans toward Simon and kisses him softly, but Simon stops and tells Carly he can't do that. With a look of confusion, Carly asks Simon if something's wrong. Simon tells her he remembers they have to show the apartment tomorrow, and he suggests they return to the apartment to hang the artwork. Carly tells him she already hung the artwork, but he says they forgot a piece in the storage room. Carly says it will wait until tomorrow morning, and Simon starts to kiss Carly again, but jumps up and insists they go to the apartment and hang the artwork they forgot.
Simon and Carly arrive back at the apartment, but when they enter Carly looks down and sees her MeMe has been broken. With a look of terror, she looks at Simon and asks him who could have done that.
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Gwen turns and finds Jade standing behind her, then she asks Jade if she's following her.
Carly thinks Simon knows who has been in the apartment, so she asks him about it.


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I recently heard that she's been trying to get far away from her ex because she's terrified of him. Don't know how true that is as I've never followed her story and don't know anything about her private life, but that's what the tour guide guy said to those of us who were on a Hollywood guided tour bus a few days ago, when we went by her house. If it's true then I don't blame her wanting to get well away from him if he's violent and threatening!! But who knows.
The tour guide? Oh dear.
Berry has used every cynical trick in the book to turn public opinion against her ex in order to make her new life more convenient. Has he been angry at times? For sure. Her type of provocation would drive a saint to moments of losing his cool, which he did do, but under extreme provocation from her and her lawyers.
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Re: Pad with similar feel to Mike Johnston's Ghost Note Pro?
Is it the actual feel of the pad or the little bar to aid with keeping your strokes low that most appeals about this pad?
If none are readily available you may be able to make your own. Just identify what sort of rubber/neoprene is being used for the actual playing surface and buy any old pad that offers the same feel and response. Then it's just a matter of rigging up a makeshift ghost note guide and you're good to go.
As a side issue, there's definitely attitude in your response mate....whether you wanna accept that or not. Pretty much everyone on this board tries their best to help, Kona is no different. My advice is be thankful for it.....even if it's not necessarily exactly what you were hoping to hear.
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This weekend has flamingos, Fourth of July and folklorico
CORPUS CHRISTI - Spend a day in the park, check out flamboyant flamingos and see sparks fly this Fourth of July. This week's edition of Caller Entertainment's Top 5 Weekend Picks with Sarah Acosta includes enjoying the Corpus Christi Bayfront to its fullest, artistic flamingos, cage fights, patriotic celebrations and more.
Park Paradise: Destination Bayfront is calling upon Corpus Christi to "Come Play at the Park" from 9 a.m. to noon Saturday at the future site of Destination Bayfront. Enjoy free exercise classes, live music, vendors, a volleyball tournament, dog park and much more.
Patriotic Party: Even though this July 4 falls in the middle of the week, it doesn't mean the city won't celebrate like it's the weekend. Embrace the patriotic holiday through a "Stars and Stripes Parade," "FunDay KidZone," a Harbor Bridge light show and the H-E-B Independence Day Fireworks show.
Fierce Flamingos: Flock to see this fabulously feisty "Flamingo Fandango" exhibit at the South Texas Botanical Gardens & Nature Center opening to the public this Sunday and running through Aug. 15.
Folklorico Extravaganza: La Asociación Nacional de Grupos Folklóricos, a nationally recognized dance organization, will host its 39th annual national conference in Corpus Christi with more than 600 performers and instructors. Make sure to enjoy this free folklorico concert at 7 p.m. today at the American Bank Center Selena Auditorium. The recital will include performances by Alcorta's Compañía de Danza Folklórica, Mexico 2000 Ballet Folklorico (Dallas) and CholoRock Dance Theatre (Denton).
Get ready to rumble: Fight fans have not one but two fighting events to check out this week. See who will take home the win in the Tournament of Warriors MMA finale at 7 p.m. Saturday at the American Bank Center arena. Tickets range from $19 to $109 plus fees. Wrestling fans also can enjoy at good show at 6:30 p.m. Tuesday at the American Bank Center arena with WWE Super Smackdown Live!
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Numerous changes occur in the lives of women over 40. Those with kids become empty nesters or will soon. At this stage, many women feel the need for a career change. The main factors considered are contributing positively to the environment and society, flexibility of work schedules, and work in an industry that has a bright future.
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Changing careers is not very easy at any stage and it becomes particularly difficult for women over 40. Though age discrimination is against the law, employers hire younger people. It is best to have a plan in hand to help you make the transition smoothly. First, identify your skills and find jobs that complement those skills. You could also take a simple career aptitude test that tells you all the careers that match your profile. Be clear in your mind the kind of career you want, including the specifics of the job description. This will help you narrow down your job search from numerous options. In this second inning of your career, aim for a job that gives you pleasure so you enjoy work.
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Opt for a career in this field if you feel strongly about environmental issues and you are keen to do your bit in protecting Planet Earth. There are several work areas to choose from in this sector. You could opt for field activities if that is your interest. Besides feeling good about working for a noble cause, note that this is one of the fastest growing sectors and has a bright future.
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The job involves planning and executing special events for senior citizens in retirement homes. The job generally requires a background in nursing or social work. As a special events coordinator, you would be responsible for arranging outings for seniors such as picnics or fishing trips. You could also organize lectures on topics of their interest. This could be the ideal career option for you if you are compassionate and want to make a difference in lives around you.
If you have an aptitude for math and science and like working with people, nursing could be an ideal second career option for you. According to the National Sample Survey of March 2000, the average age for Registered Nurses is 45.2 years. Nursing students over 40 are more focused and often do well academically. Compared to younger nurses, women choosing nursing as a second career bring their vast experience and decision making skills to the profession. This aspect is highly valued by prospective employers.


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Franco's return to General Hospital isn't only bringing James Franco back, but will also bring veteran actor Bruce Davison to the canvas.
Davison will play Franco's art dealer Wilhelm Van Schlagel for a couple of episodes in July.
The actor has appeared in various TV series including "Lost," "Ghost Whisperer," "Knight Rider," "The Practice" and "Harry and the Hendersons," as well as the movies "X-Men," "X-Men 2," "Runaway Jury" and "Summer Catch."
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HISD school food news with Bettina Elias Siegel
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My Op-Ed in the Houston Chronicle re: HISD School Food Reform
In case you missed it, I had an op-ed in the Sunday edition of the Chronicle on school food in our district. I urge our school officials to reconsider the outsourcing of HISD's food to Aramark and to assess the feasibility of a self-operated food services department, with a return to more scratch cooking. You can […] [Read More]
Will HISD and Aramark Soon Part Ways? And If So, Then What?
Two days ago, I wrote a post here on The Spork Report entitled, "Is Aramark Good For Houston ISD School Food?" which discussed a recent op-ed in the New York Times criticizing the privatization of school food through the hiring of food service management companies (FSMCs) like Aramark, Sodexo and Chartwells. FSMCs, according to the […] [Read More]
Is Aramark Good For Houston ISD School Food?
Yesterday's New York Times Sunday Review section had a scathing critique of the growing privatization of school food through the hiring of food service management companies (FSMCs) such as Aramark, Sodexo and Chartwells. Written by Lucy Komisar and entitled "How the Food Industry Eats Your Kid's Lunch," the piece points out FSMCs "cozy relationship" with […] [Read More]


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Using Fluorescent Markers to Look at Laminar Microanatomy
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