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Sharing Printers and Files over a private network.
File and printer sharing is fairly simple and since you have a wireless network set up, you are already half-way there. The good news is, everything you need is built into Windows - all you have to do is set it up.
However there are one or two pitfalls:
- File and printer sharing needs to be turned on
- Firewall software such as Norton Internet security or ZoneAlarm need to be told not to block the connection. Don't be tempted to just turn these off as you will leave yourself open to all kinds of internet nasties.
- You need to be logged in as an administrator to be able to do some of the things described below.
Sharing, whether we're talking about printers or files, involves creation of a share on one computer, and connection to that share on another. The principle is the same for both files and printers.
When you create a share, you give it a name which is used along with the computer's name to access it. The computer likes to see the name as follows
\\computer\share - where "computer" is the name of your computer and "share" is the name of the item being shared. We'll use this below.
Firstly to share your printer:
1. On the computer to which the printer is attached, click start->settings->Printers and Faxes
2. Right-click the printer you want to share, and choose "Sharing"
3. At this point you may either see some sharing options, or a message stating that sharing needs to be turned on.
- If sharing needs to be turned on, follow the instructions headed "Turning on Sharing" below, and then come back to this point.
4. You will now see an option to share the printer. Click "Share this printer" and enter a short name in the box. Hint- I usually put in the printer's brand name or model number. Click "OK"
(ignore any message about ms-dos workstations - just click yes)
Thats it, the printer is now shared.
To connect to your printer from the other computer:
1. On your other pc, click start->settings->Printers and Faxes
2. Click File->Add printer
3. At the Welcome page, click ?Next?
4. Choose "A network printer" rather than local
5. Now click "Connect to this printer" and in the box, enter the location of the printer in the form \\computer\share
At this point there may be a long pause followed by an error indicating that the printer cannot be found. If this happens, then something is blocking the connection. Go to the "Unblocking" section below and then return to this point.
6. The computer will ask you whether this should be your default printer. If this is your only printer, the answer should be yes.
7. Click finish to exit the wizard
You should now be able to print.
Secondly to share out your files:
1. Open Windows Explorer and choose or create a folder to share
2. Right-click the folder and choose sharing
3 Click "share this folder on the network" and enter the name you wish it to be known by. - Hint- use the same name as the folder.
4. Also click "allow network users to change my files" if you want to get full control from your other pc. Click "OK"
5. The folder is now shared
To connect to your shared folder from the other computer:
1. On your other pc, open windows explorer
2. Type in the share name in the form \\computer\share - you should now see the files
3. You may if you wish make the shared folder into a drive letter such as E:
- In windows explorer click tools, map network drive
- Select the drive letter you want to use and type in the share name in the form \\computer\share
- Click "Reconnect at logon" and click "Finish"
You should now see a new drive in windows explorer.
To share more folders and printers, just repeat the steps above. You won't have to turn on sharing or configure firewalls a second time.
Turning on Sharing
Start the network setup wizard if it isn't already running (start->control panel->network setup wizard)
- there are a number of boxes to work through here
a. "Welcome to the Network Setup Wizard" - just click next
b. "Before you continue" - just click next
c. "The wizard found disconnected network hardware" - if you see this, just click next
d. "Select a connection method" - the first option is the one you should choose if you are using a router or access point to share your internet. The second option is only for computers which get their internet via another computer.
e. Depending on the option you chose in the previous step, you may now be asked to indicate which of your network connections provide internet and which connects you to your private network. In this case the wireless network provides the internet and your local network, so choose wireless for the internet and don't choose anything for the private network.
f. Now you need to type a description for your computer; this can be anything you like. You must also supply a short name which will be used to identify the computer on the network - Hint: keep this short.
g. Finally you have to "name your workgroup". This needs to be the same on both of your computers so you can safely leave it at the default which is usually MSHOME
h. The last question asks whether you want to turn sharing on or off; obviously you want to turn it on
i. A confirmation box now shows you what the wizard is about to set up
j. You now wait while the wizard runs
k. Choose "just finish the wizard" on the next box.
l. Click ?Finish?
Sharing is now enabled.
Unblocking local network connections
You may be running firewall software such as Norton Internet security. If you don't have any third party firewall software installed, then you are probably running the Windows XP firewall.
Either way, this software will block the connection unless it is told which connections are safe to let through. This is the case for BOTH of your computers so you will have to fix the problem on both!
What we?re going to do here is allow anything sent directly between your computers to pass unhindered, while still protecting you from the outside world.
Now, if you are running a third party firewall, check the Windows XP firewall because it should be turned off.
If you are not running a third party firewall, check that the XP one is turned on.
Click on Start->Settings->Control panel and click "Windows Firewall".
On the "General" tab you can either turn the firewall on or off as required.
If you leave the firewall on, click the "Exceptions" tab and then make sure that File and Printer sharing is ticked. Click OK.
You can stop at this point if you have no other firewall software. Otherwise read the next section. I?m afraid I can?t explain how to set up every firewall on the market ? I have used Norton as an example here.
A simple way to allow sharing in third party firewall software is by IP address. These addresses are generated by your wireless access point and you should be able to find out what "range" of addresses are relevant to your network by checking your access point configuration.
If you don?t know the range, you could take a guess as follows:
Start->Programs->Accessories->Command prompt
Type ipconfig
Under "ip address" you will see an address which looks something like 192.168.1.100
Your address range in this case would be 192.168.1.0 to 192.168.1.254 - you must keep the first three numbers as shown on your screen and substitute the last number with 0 and 254 to get your range.
So by now you should have a range of addresses which you want to allow access to.
Firewall software differs but there should be a box in the configuration which allows you to specify a range. In Norton Internet Security 2004 for example, click "Personal Firewall", then "Configure", then "Networking". Then hit ?Add?, select ?Using a range? and type in the two addresses which describe your range. Click OK twice and then close the main window.
Now if you?ve just finished doing this on your first computer, go and do it again on the other. The address range will be the same.
Hopefully this will have unblocked your network and you can now get sharing.
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I've got a bunch of string resources in my monodroid project (strings.xml) that are being used by my layouts and my C# code.
What I would like to to is to move these string resources to a file in a shared project so that both iOS, Android and Windows phone will be able to use them. What is the best way to achieve this?
*Currently i'm using a Resource.resx file that contains the non-UI strings. And then I have the strings.xml file in the android(monodroid) project to cater for the UI resource strings.
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Once you get into stratospheric price levels, it makes sense to ask yourself whether you're making an investment or buying a fashion item. Both have their pluses and minuses. While an immaculately rendered and classically tailored suit may last ten or 20 years and never go out of style, it'll hardly get you noticed in a crowd. Meanwhile, slick fashion suits will have you looking like a rock star, but only for a couple of years.
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Indeed, playfulness is one of the defining characteristics of the latest generation of suit buyers. "Suits are definitely back, but in a more personal way," says Bastian. "The younger guys are treating suits more as an integrated part of their wardrobe--pairing jackets or pants with less traditional elements for distinctly personal looks. If they wear a tie now it's because they want to, not because their suit needs one."
That same philosophy is gradually making its way into corporate culture. "When it comes to a wardrobe, there's no longer the same emphasis on distinguishing between going to work and socializing," says Lauren Solomon, a New York-based image consultant who spent four years as the in-house image specialist at Chase Manhattan and now teaches "The Brand Called Me," a mandatory mini-course at New York University's Stern School of Business. "Your business wardrobe shouldn't be just navy and gray suits anymore, and your social wardrobe shouldn't be just corduroys. Wherever you're going these days, you're doing business, and you need to feel good about what you're wearing at any given moment."
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To the WordPress Support Team,
Despite my not very correct English, I would like to say few words about some problems that I'm getting through WordPress platform:
Months ago I've lost my connection with WordPress at http://www.makidea.com.br/blog/ , which is a w.org, but a friend of mine solved the problem and reinstalled everything that was saved on my ftp back up, but in Portuguese language, rather than English that would be my choice.
Since then I couldn't manage to fix the language even updating to newer versions.
Now I've opened a new blog account, http://marcillusion.wordpress.com/ which works fine, and found out that there are new tools and commands that I don't have access and when I try to update WordPress comes the following message:
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What didn't happens before.
Question: Is it possible to start all over again? At least in an English based platform with the new applications that WP is offering?
I know where to change languages and before, it used to works fine in http://www.makidea.com.br/blog/, but now it doesn't show any of those options there as it does in the new account http://marcillusion.wordpress.com/. I can keep the http://marcillusion.wordpress.com/ for testings and even for further publications in other areas but my main blog now is http://www.makidea.com.br/blog/ and I would like to have those options. I do understand that there are a difference between .org and .com, however would it affect the tools and the platform behavior? I don't think so, since my previous experience shows another thing.
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After missing the season opener with an injured shoulder on Thursday, New York Rangers captain Ryan Callahan is poised to return Monday against the Los Angeles Kings.
The 28-year-old winger, who has been rehabbing in earnest while recovering from offseason surgery on his left shoulder, is expected to be in the lineup for the team's second game of the season, coach Alain Vigneault confirmed to reporters Friday afternoon.
Callahan was cleared for contact last week and has been skating with the Rangers regularly during training camp. Vigneault has previously said that Callahan has been lobbying to play, but that the Rangers wanted to exercise caution with one of their most important offensive players.
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----- Amazon Sellers -----
The last time I posted a blog that wasn't a review I made mention of my extended search for PS2 games. To be completely honest, it didn't go as planned. I guess you could say that I'm bleeding a stone at this point. Not only is it getting harder for me to think of games that I want to acquire, but I was also struggling to find places to buy PS2 games as my local GameStops sent away their entire PS2 section. So, following the advice of my friends here on 1up I turned my attention to Amazon. After learning about Aaron's experience purchasing used NES games I realized that I should try it out for myself. There were several games I had given up on as my local shops and online retailers no longer had them. The possiblity of buying them cheaper and used through Amazon renewed my interest to go after these lost games.
One of the games that I've wanted to add to my collection was Mega Man X7. I attempted to buy it about two years ago to complete my collection of Mega Man X games, but my search came up empty. The only copy I found was defective which forced me to put the search on hold. Of course, finding the game on Amazon was quite simple; not only was there an abundance of used copies, but the available prices and conditions were amazing. I spent some time looking at the different sellers until I found one that I was comfortable dealing with.
With MMX7 out of the way, I put the PS2 shopping on hold and turned my attention to an older platform. A few months back I purchased both Front Mission 1 and 4 on a whim; my interest in strategy games has peaked as of late and I wanted to add more of them to my collection. A purchase of Front Mission 3 was pretty much a given at that point and I was going to buy it through the PSN and move on. But, I decided to look into an actual physical copy to go with the others. I was fortunate enough to find one that was quite affordable and quickly jumped on it.
It took a while, but now I can play all the MMX games
I think I was very lucky with those two games through Amazon, because the individuals that I purchased my games from were selling them from their private collections. I took a chance to see how honest they were and I'm happy to report that my trust was not misplaced. The condition of both games was astounding and they looked as if they were barely played. In regards to what I paid for these games, MMX7 was a mere $12 and Front Mission 3 was $19 (tax and shipping included). I'm quite satisfied with how this event played out and I look forward to making use of it again. And trust me, I will be using it again. My interest to go back and mine the previous console generations is at an all-time high and I owe it all to an unlikely source.
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As some of you are aware I've been spending time clearing out my NES backlog. I've played through all but one of them, with Lolo 3 being the last game standing before I move on to a different console. But, I really don't want to rush. To tell you the truth, I wish I had more games in my NES backlog (which I do, but they are on disc-based collections). Many of the games I played were new or forgotten experiences which completely negated any form of nostalgia from clouding my judgement. What I discovered after playing Legacy of the Wizard, Faria, and Ultima IV was eye-opening; there is a wealth of NES games that are just as playable today as they were when they first came out. As a by-product of the experience I'm itching to replay some of my favorites. But, for as much fun as I'm having going back to play games like Wizards & Warriors and Mega Man 4, this return to 8-bit gaming is showing me that I left it behind far too soon.
It pains me that I waited nearly two decades to play and finish the the third Wizards & Warriors game and that I never gave Mega Man 4 a fair shake. My time spent with the NES has really awakened me to my folly and it's time that I did something about it. I'm reminded of all the great games I have available to me that I haven't properly played. That feeling isn't isolated to just the NES, either; the games I would like to return to are spread far and wide across the generations. Gradius V, Ikaruga, a bevy of Mega Man games, Willow, Giga Wing 2, Naval Ops - these are just a few of the games I moved away from too soon. Of course, time spent replaying past glories will take me away from my backlog. But, I'm not too worried about that. As far as I'm concerned, I really never finished those games to my liking. So, they are still part of my backlog in that regard.
I had a lot of fun going back for these screen captures
They don't make complex games like they used to
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The time I recently spent with the NES also had a profound effect on me. As I moved from one game to the next there was one major question that I kept asking myself: why was I ignoring hundreds of perfectly playable and enjoyable games in my own collection? If I could go back and lose myself in games that are not only several decades old, but ones I already own, why am I still buying more games? What purpose does that serve? While I could take the easy way out and cite my curiousity and desire to play certain games for myself, that's not the answer.
No, my problem is that I never restricted myself. I'm just another person with more money than sense, one who would go out and buy what they wanted with no understanding of when it was going to be used. That behavior bothered me immensely because I was never like that. I can remember a time when I occupied myself with repeated playthroughs of King's Field, Symphony of the Night, and Solstice II because that's all I cared about. It was also all that I could afford. And I was happy.
Some games deliver what I want
The point I'm trying to make is that I rediscovered that I don't need a mountain of games to satisfy my gaming needs. I forgot the lessons that the older generations taught me, which pushed us to make the most of what we had. Our collections were manageable and they maintained a balance between long and short games. I've done nothing but disrupt that balance time and time again, especially now that I keep buying rpgs. That's why in the coming year I'm going to place a lengthy moratorium on game additions (which means I need to finish buying retro games this year). I have a clear picture of how I should be spending my time now and that doesn't include adding to the problem.
Before I wrap this up I need to talk about some upcoming posts and the void that was September. If everything goes as planned, I'll finally come out of hiding and actually post several reviews in the coming weeks. One of them will cover the entire Lolo trilogy, while the others will take a look at several random releases. I don't have a shortage of material to work with, which is nice, but I do have a shortage of time, which is why I skipped the entire month of September (and half of October). I cannot say that my time situation has really improved, but some things are important (like posting here) and they need to get done. So, wish me luck and hopefully you'll be reading something else from me soon other than my update posts. Until then, enjoy what you're playing!


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Freeflow Combo 40
|Complete a combo of 40 moves (any play mode)
This is one of the hardest achievements to complete. You will need to string together a comb of 40 hits without being attacked from your enemies. You may find this a little easier with the weapon upgrades as you can pull off far stronger combos and raise your level faster.
Once you raise your combo level it will turn gold allowing you to pull off stronger hits. You will also be able to take longer breaks between combo attacks on enemies giving you time to think about each move you pull off.
While fighting with the Titans you can build up a high combo level while riding on their backs and hitting over Jokers men. Just take your time and practice.
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BENNINGTON A local man is facing four felony charges and five misdemeanors after police said he withdrew $300 from the account of a neighbor who had let the man use his debit card.
Christopher J. Hope Jr., of Bennington, pleaded innocent Monday to four felony charge of identity theft, four misdemeanor charges of using false tokens and one misdemeanor charge of giving false information to police in order to implicate another person.
Hope was released without bail.
In an affidavit, Bennington Police Officer Lawrence Cole said he met with Richard Danforth, of Bennington, on Jan. 13. Danforth said he had accidentally stepped on Hopes phone in mid-December.
To pay for the damage, Danforth said he gave Hope his bank debit card and password on Jan. 7. Hope was told he could take $20 from the account.
Instead, according to Cole, Hope made four withdrawals which totaled $300. Cole pointed out none of the withdrawals were for $20. Cole said he saw the video-recordings made by the automated teller machine and recognized Hope.
Cole said he spoke to Hope on Jan. 14. According to Cole, Hope said Danforth had given him the debit card and password, told him to withdraw as much money as possible, keep $20 and give the rest to Danforth. Hope told Cole thats what he did.MORE IN This Just In
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Bonhomie and the Blues
A hypothesis: Beneath every confident author is an insecure wreck of a human, desperately seeking approval through words on a page. A correspondence between writers often reveals these insecurities lingering beneath the bravado of a bold literary style: One artist often looks to another to fulfill a deep-seated need for approval. In Remember Me to Harlem, Emily Bernard's carefully edited volume of letters between Langston Hughes and Carl Van Vechten, we peer into the lives of two working writers who bonded over a passion for black culture, pushing each other to produce richer work.
Although it's hard to imagine that a writer as gifted as Hughes would need reassurance, he relied on Van Vechten for creative and professional support. In a letter to the rising star in May of 1925, Van Vechten can be seen encouraging his friend: "I want you to play with this talent...Your sense of character is extremely picaresque...you have enough material in the back of your head to write forty books once you get started."
Over the next 40 years, Van Vechten served as a buffer, a listener, a promoter of and a friend to Hughes, despite vast differences between the two men's social stations. Van Vechten was born into a wealthy Kansas City family known for its commitment to the suffragist movement. Ambitious, impatient, and also gay, Van Vechten fled to New York and reinvented himself with rakish style, cranking out numerous novels and essay collections, which quickly adorned bestseller lists. An astringent if sensible critic, he was better known for lavish parties and dandy attire. He transformed his 55th Street apartment into a salon where black musicians and writers mingled with white publishers over vodka martinis.
Hughes entered this sophisticated world as a naif. Young, poor, and fatherless, he had shuttled from one relative to the next as his mother struggled to gain employment. The black poet's art emerged from the rigors of this experience, and was steeped in the blues and colored by sorrow. In contrast to Van Vechten's bonhomie, Hughes was a preternaturally private man: To this day scholars debate basic details about his life, such as his sexual orientation. But while Van Vechten was a mediocre talent, Hughes was a genius, turning the heads of Harlem's burgeoning literati when he published his first poem at age 19. Following an auspicious introduction at an NAACP dinner in 1925, Van Vechten courted Hughes like a lover, coaxing manuscripts from him to show Alfred A. Knopf (whose house also published this volume).
In their first exchange, Van Vechten is eager to bring Hughes into his circle: "I hope you haven't forgotten that you promised to send your book...I shall do my best to get it published...you must know that I like you very much."
As he promised, Van Vechten quickly secured a contract for the impoverished writer and helped him place poems in Vanity Fair. Van Vechten even coached Hughes on the road to publication, choosing a dust jacket for the poet's book and advising him to tone down his publicity. Hughes was clearly seduced by the prospect of literary stardom. Working as a bellhop at a ritzy Washington, D.C., hotel, he writes, "My book is going to be sold in the lobby and I need to be on display."
As Hughes's career took off, the two men celebrated their love of drink, dish, and literature. In this regard, Remember Me to Harlem reads like a journal of their busy social calendars, as they rehash parties, publications, and public spats. Writing on a train en route to Columbus, Ohio, Hughes fires off a typical report of a liquor-soaked evening: "Hunter Stagg's party was delightful...the cocktail shaker was never empty...Hunter made a new kind of cocktail of which no one knew the name, so it was christened then and there as the "Hard Daddy" after one of my blues. The recipe is: To a glass of whiskey add one-half glass of lemon juice and a half glass of maple syrup + ice and shake. It comes out with a sardonic taste like the blues and before the evening was over everybody felt like whooping--and some did." At times, more gin flowed than verse.
But as the letters beautifully portray, writers of this era fought for their ideas, sparring in a wide array of journals, from The Messenger to W.E.B. DuBois's The Crisis. The attitude was ebullient yet self-conscious. Zora Neale Hurston called their group the "Nigerati," while DuBois cringed, encouraging blacks to identify and elevate their own talented tenth. As Scott Malcomson observes in his recent book, One Drop of Blood, it was a time when blackness, and what that concept meant, was morphing radically.
In this milieu, Hughes's friendship with Van Vechten, no matter how valuable at the start, became an increasing burden for the black author. In 1928, Van Vechten published Nigger Heaven, a Harlem-set melodrama that sparked an uproar among both whites (Time ridiculed him for slumming) and blacks (who considered the book a form of minstrel show). Unfortunately, while Bernard provides footnotes to this controversy, the letters disclose little of how Hughes actually felt about his friend's "addiction," as Van Vechten once phrased it, to black culture.
Ultimately, while Van Vechten probed black culture intellectually, he distanced himself when the realities of black/white relations garnered headlines in newspapers, a disconnection palpable in the correspondence. When Hughes writes Van Vechten to ask for aid in protesting the Scottsboro boys' trial in 1933 ("The lynch temper is growing everywhere..."), the elder writer responds perfunctorily with a check, then quickly changes the subject to "good gossip." As the original White Negro, Van Vechten appropriated elements of black hipsterism only to retreat downtown for his cocktails and catnaps. But no matter how many jazz shows Van Vechten saw, he would never sing the blues like Hughes. This did not prevent Van Vechten from thinking he could. At the height of his self-delusion, he quips self-righteously, "You and I are the only colored people who really love niggers."
Unlike Hughes, who lived the African-American experience, Van Vechten could only explore that culture through his literary patronage. His Herculean efforts enabled writers such as James Weldon Johnson and Zora Neale Hurston to reach wider audiences. He also donated money to Wallace Thurman's fledgling literary journal Fire!!, and helped to found the Johnson Collection of African-American letters at Yale University.
Yet a cloud shadows this correspondence, as the two men dance around the elephant in the room. Perhaps tiring of his friend's posturing, Hughes eventually pulled back, writing less and prompting Van Vechten to send a note that said, scoldingly, "Everybody else seems to hear from you but me." Remember Me to Harlem offers hints at how the gap between these men could become a gulf of difference, while suggesting that the temporary bridges from one culture to the next are often shaky at best.
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Current Allergy and Asthma Reports
, Volume 12, Issue 4, pp 339-345
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Sesame Seed Food Allergy
- Ilan DalalAffiliated withPediatric Allergy/Immunology Unit, E. Wolfson Medical Center, Sackler School of Medicine, Tel-Aviv University
- , Michael GoldbergAffiliated withThe Institute of Allergy, Pulmonary and Immunology, Assaf Harofeh Medical Center
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The number of reports regarding sesame seed food allergy (SFA) has increased significantly worldwide over the past two decades, either due to a genuine increase in SFA or merely an increase in its awareness. Its prevalence is difficult to estimate due to the lack of well designed prospective population-based studies. Based on the available data, we estimate that SFA affects 0.1–0.2 % of the population, in areas where the food is available. Albeit this prevalence appears to be relatively low, it is approximately one-half of that of persistent cow's milk allergy. While only one fatality has been reported, the significant number of SFA patients presenting as anaphylaxis indicates the potential risk. Many reports based the diagnosis of SFA on sensitization criteria alone, particularly amongst atopic dermatitis patients. Elimination of sesame from the diet of these children utilizing such criteria is not justified, and may even increase the risk for developing SFA.
KeywordsFood allergy Sesame seed SPT Specific IgE Oral Challenge Anaphylaxis
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- Title
- Sesame Seed Food Allergy
- Journal
Current Allergy and Asthma Reports
Volume 12, Issue 4 , pp 339-345
- Cover Date
- 2012-08
- 10.1007/s11882-012-0267-2
- Print ISSN
- 1529-7322
- Online ISSN
- 1534-6315
- Publisher
- Current Science Inc.
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- Topics
- Keywords
- Food allergy
- Sesame seed
- Specific IgE
- Oral Challenge
- Anaphylaxis
- Industry Sectors
- Authors
- Ilan Dalal (1)
- Michael Goldberg (2)
- Yitzhak Katz (2)
- Author Affiliations
- 1. Pediatric Allergy/Immunology Unit, E. Wolfson Medical Center, Sackler School of Medicine, Tel-Aviv University, POB 5, Holon, Israel, 58100
- 2. The Institute of Allergy, Pulmonary and Immunology, Assaf Harofeh Medical Center, Zerifin, 70300, Israel