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Students in International Education Management (IEM)
Meet Students in the International Education Management Program!
Hear Our Stories
Read in-depth stories of what our students are up to in the International Education Management field.
Thuy Nguyen
Program: International Education Management
Before MIIS: Taught English in Japan through the JET program
Fun Fact: Loves baking and decorating cupcakes and layer cakes
Kimberly Bellows
Program: International Education Management
Before MIIS: Taught English in Chile; volunteered at a peace and reconciliation center in Northern Ireland; worked for a Congresswoman in Washington, D.C.
Fun Fact: Can eat an entire jar of pickles in one sitting
Liz Sinclair: Student Ambassador
Program: International Education Management
Undergrad: Lewis & Clark College
Fast Fact: I am quite musical. I'm a singer, and I've played violin since I was five. I plan to get the courage up to perform at one of the open mic nights here.
Student Profiles
Meet the IEM students here at the Institute! Students marked with an (*) are candidates in the joint International Education Management and Public Administration (MPA) program.
Abbey Wallace
Before MIIS: Traveling teacher for a learning skills program. Assistant to the Director of "Pitch Perfect 2"
Career Goal: Manage a study abroad program in Oceania
Fun Fact: Was on a competitive lumberjacking team at Colby College
Aileen Evans*
Before MIIS: Teaching English and eating cheese in southern France.
Career Goal: Work with a study abroad program, providing the same inspiring international experiences afforded in my life.
Fun Fact: Hitch-hiked in Senegal.
Allison Newman*
Before MIIS: Working in hospital administration at the Children's Hospital Colorado.
Career Goal: Consult for an international organization working at the university level.
Fun Fact: Certified yoga instructor.
April Danyluk*
Before MIIS: Seoul, South Korea
Career Goal: Work to make quality education accessible to everyone.
Fun Fact: Fluent in ASL... although a bit out of practice.
Ashleigh Edelsohn*
Before MIIS: Teaching English in a religious elementary school in Be'er Sheva through the Israeli Ministry of Education fellowship.
Career Goal: Work with English-language programs overseas, specifically in education reform for teaching English in Israel.
Fun Fact: Award-winning jam-maker and baker!
Brian Pekrill*
Before MIIS: Working at Brandeis University's Undergraduate Admission Office as the International Coordinator.
Career Goal: Assist international students in making smart decisions regarding study in the US.
Fun Fact: Was President of the New England JET Alumni Association.
Courtney Jackson
Before MIIS: Working with international students and faculty at Hult International Business School in San Francisco.
Career Goal: Develop and promote accessible study abroad programs for U.S. students.
Fun Fact: Can identify most Northern California trees, plants, and animals.
Danyelle Mitchell*
Before MIIS: Serving with City Year, mentoring 8th graders in Philadelphia.
Career Goal: Work in the field of education reform; create an educational non-profit.
Fun Fact: Trying to learn the electric guitar, but has only gotten 4 notes in 4 years.
Eli Hatch*
Before MIIS: Working in automotive manufacturing, specifically with large Japanese companies.
Career Goal: Work as director of a study abroad program office at a university or in the foreign service with student visas and immigration.
Fun Fact: Big into Pinterest.
Emily Greenblatt
Before MIIS: Nannying abroad in Italy
Career Goal: Work as an adviser/director of an alternative work, volunteer, or intern abroad program.
Fun Fact: Backpacked solo in South America.
Eric M. Chávez*
Before MIIS: Working as a marketing and operations analyst in Silicon Valley.
Career Goal: Work in international development with a focus on education for an organization like UNESCO.
Fun Fact: Loves flannel.
Kaela Conroy
Before MIIS: Taught English in Spain, taught in a Montessori school in Massachusetts.
Career Goal: Work in a study abroad office in a college or university in Boston. Encourage students to explore the world through international education experiences.
Fun Fact: Danced Irish step for 6 years and loves Irish music.
Katie Barthelow*
Before MIIS: Living and working in the interior of
Panamá with good food, lots of soccer, and my Panamanian cat, Nena.
Career Goal: To rethink, redesign, and innovate education in the US or abroad.
Fun Fact: Commuted by boat to an island of 200 people for 4th-5th grade.
Khatab Cissokho
Before MIIS: Argosy University for bachelor's degree in Business Administration and International Studies.
Career Goal: Know about IEM and use it in UN internationally
Fun Fact: Is a performing artist: actor, dancer, drummer, and choreographer.
Kristin Wood-Hegner*
Before MIIS: Working as a Global Security Supervisor at eBay/PayPal.
Career Goal: Work in an intercultural education non-profit.
Fun Fact: Studied henna arts in India.
Lynn Rampe*
Before MIIS: Teaching kindergarten Spanish in Los Angeles.
Career Goal: Consult on educational policy writing.
Fun Fact: Read Harry Potter in 3 languages.
Maria Gleason-Maddox
Before MIIS: Working with bilingual elementary students to improve their reading and writing skills in English and Spanish.
Career Goal: Become an adviser for study abroad programs at a university... maybe...
Fun Fact: I've been in three places at once.
Michelle Gloster
Before MIIS: Teaching and running a short-term program for international high school students
Career Goal: Working for IIE or with international students in the U.S. in some capacity
Fun Fact: Taught English in Thailand for a year
Peter Seilheimer
Before MIIS: Teaching at a German-immersion Pre-K - Elementary school.
Career Goal: Director of a study abroad program in Germany.
Fun Fact: Favorite books are kids' books.
Stephanie Rosenbaum*
Before MIIS: Traveling, writing, and working as admin manager for Ensemble Monterey Chamber Orchestra
Career Goal: Work in the field of international educational development.
Fun Fact: Legally blind without contacts or glasses!
Sydney McLoughlin
Before MIIS: Teaching English in Thailand to children and adults.
Career Goal: Study abroad adviser at a university.
Fun Fact: Loves traveling.
Tessa Fancher*
Before MIIS: International student volunteer program coordinator in Vermont.
Career Goal: Work in Higher Education with US or foreign students.
Fun Fact: Speaks Spanish and hopes to learn Portuguese.
Three Guillory III*
Before MIIS: Participated in grassroots internationalization. Taught English in Japan.
Career Goal: Gainfully employed in Japan, or working to benefit children around the world.
Fun Fact: Owned and travelled with my harp for years, and still can't play it.
Tillie Gottlieb
Before MIIS: Freelance writer and marketing associate in Seattle after two years of Admissions for Whitman College.
Career Goal: Manage a study abroad program or student services/college counseling in an International School in a major European city.
Fun Fact: Healthy addiction to York Peppermint Patties
Tobias Joel*
Before MIIS: Fulbright English Teaching Assistant to Indonesia.
Career Goal: Work toward global understanding and social change through study abroad/exchange.
Fun Fact: Set a jump-rope record in middle school.
Gisselle Arce
Before MIIS: Before arriving at MIIS I was working in education both in the US and abroad. I was a teacher's assistant in New Jersey and in Chile.
Career Goal: I want to be working as a study abroad adviser at a university.
Fun Fact: I was in choir for 11 years.
Kylee Arnold
Before MIIS: City of Osaka Native English teacher at seven public schools, active with staff and curriculum development.
Career Goal: Work in a study abroad program at a university, supporting Japanese students and professionals studying abroad.
Fun Fact: I love to sing opera!
Nicole Beck
Before MIIS: Jackson, Alabama.
Career Goal: I would love to be working as an on site advisor for a study abroad company in Spain.
Fun Fact: I love coffee, and I absolutely love to bake!
Lauren Bell
Before MIIS: Serving as a Peace Corps Volunteer in Ghana, partnered with a USAID funded project, ADVAN/CE.
Career Goal: Working in some facet of international education in a job that I love.
Fun Fact: I have achieved one of my goals for visiting 30 countries before the age of 30.
Noelle Brooker*
Before MIIS: Riyadh, Saudi Arabia.
Career Goal: Working with students studying abroad.
Fun Fact: I've never gotten sick while traveling. Alhumdallah. Knock on wood.
Katelyn Byram
Before MIIS: Graduated from Ohio University with a BA in International Studies and BS in Communication Studies. Worked a couple of temp jobs this past year while deciding what I wanted to do.
Career Goal: Working at a university with study abroad or advising international students.
Fun Fact: I love the ocean, but I get terribly seasick.
Alex Evans
Before MIIS: Working for Walt Disney World in Florida developing and translating resources for use by French correspondents and sales teams.
Career Goal: Study Abroad coordinator or Language Program Administrator in the US or abroad.
Fun Fact: I've lived on five continents.
Gabriella Forster
Before MIIS: Two years ago, I was working at the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society. Last year I was an English teaching assistant in the south of France.
Career Goal: Working in a university, helping send domestic students abroad and receiving international students.
Fun Fact: Fresh baked French baguettes are my weakness.
Lauren Gilhuly
Before MIIS: Taught middle school English in Phoenix, Arizona through Teach for America, and high school English for a year in Grenoble, France. Worked at a tech Company in San Francisco this past year.
Career Goal: Teach at the middle-school/high-school level and coordinate an international exchange for my students.
Fun Fact: S'mores are my favorite food.
Sarah Yeonghong Go
Before MIIS: I was in South Korea teaching an English immersion program at Seoul Women's University.
Career Goal: Work for an American University managing their international education program.
Fun Fact: I have run four marathons and I will be running the Big Sur marathon on April 24, 2016!
Samuel Gras
Before MIIS: Studying, living, traveling, speaking, listening, and eating in Slovenia and Italy.
Career Goal: Helping international students and meeting new international friends.
Fun Fact: I write poetry in Slovene and Italian, but it likely won't be appreciated in my lifetime.
Maren Haas
Before MIIS: I was serving in Burkina Faso as a Peace Corps volunteer in 2013, then working for NOLS in Wyoming.
Career Goal: In 2-5 years, I would love to be developing new study abroad program for an international programs organization.
Fun Fact: My favorite animal is a narwhale.
Kaitlin Healy
Before MIIS: Teaching English in Taiwan for a private company while taking Chinese classes with a tutor.
Career Goal: Work with incoming international students, specifically from mainland China and Taiwan. Also interested in faculty-led study abroad programs to mainland China or Taiwan.
Fun Fact: I have two rescue cats from Taiwan!
Dashiell Hillgartner
Before MIIS: Teaching English in Chile.
Career Goal: Working for a service oriented study abroad program.
Fun Fact: I attended Elf School in Iceland.
Jun Jiang
Before MIIS: CIEE Nanjing Study Center, China.
Career Goal: Directing a study abroad program.
Fun Fact: Love exploring though I'm directionally challenged.
Morgan Keller
Before MIIS: I spent the last eight years teaching English in Kagoshima, Japan.
Career Goal: I would like to be working in international education at a university in the Pacific Northwest.
Fun Fact: I am a shochu (Japanese sweet potato liquor) aficionado.
Julia Kelley
Before MIIS: Working as a "lectrice d'anglais," teaching English at Universié Lille 3 in Lille, France.
Career Goal: Develop study abroad programs for music and arts students.
Fun Fact: I just graduated from a French music conservatory. Professional clarinetist, amateur ukulele and bagpipe player.
Meredith Kern
Before MIIS: I was studying International Relations and European Studies at Connecticut College.
Career Goal: I hope to be working for an international education company or at a university in the US or abroad.
Fun Fact: I enjoy hiking and traveling.
Caitlyn Lamdin
Before MIIS: 2012 Teach for America Corps member teaching high school French in the Mississippi Delta.
Career Goal: Expand world language and international travel opportunities to low-income students.
Fun Fact: I used to teach kids how to tie dye at the Ben & Jerry's tour factory in Waterbury, Vermont.
Chelsea Lavallee*
Before MIIS: Program coordinator at an ESL school in Boston. TAPIF Program in Bordeaux.
Career Goal: Working at the intersection of education and international development.
Fun Fact: I can eat more pancakes than anyone I know.
Nan Li
Before MIIS: President's assistant/interpreter in a landscaping firm, participating in presentations, planning meetings, and accompanying the president overseas. After that I worked as a senior course consultant at EF.
Career Goal: International study program manager / overseas educational.
Fun Fact: I love photography.
Julia Lucas
Before MIIS: Before arriving at MIIS, I was teaching English at an elementary school in Salamanca, Spain.
Career Goal: In the future, I would love to work as a study abroad adviser.
Fun Fact: I love dancing salsa!
Karmen Mallow
Before MIIS: Two years ago I was doing a working holiday in Australia. Last year I returned to America and worked with an online TEFL Company teaching business learners in Korea.
Career Goal: Work in some area of marketing and recruitment.
Fun Fact: Grew up in a remodeled cheese factory in Wisconsin.
Scott McSwain
Before MIIS: Walt Disney World and before that Morocco.
Career Goal: Working with international students in higher education.
Fun Fact: I grew up on a dairy farm and used to churn butter for the family.
Whitney Miller
Before MIIS: Phoenix, Arizona.
Career Goal: Working in the study abroad fields in higher education.
Fun Fact: I play four-mallet marimba.
Darius Ngo
Before MIIS: Working various administrative and operations roles in the San Francisco tech and private law sectors.
Career Goal: A study abroad adviser or working with international student services.
Fun Fact: Baby corn and okra are my favorite mini-vegetables.
Karla Piacentini*
Before MIIS: Stationed in the Philippines from 2012–2014, serving as an English language teacher and Maternal and Child coordinator with the Peace Corps.
Career Goal: Study abroad coordinator, either domestically or abroad. I also see a career in the Foreign Service and/or the Peace Corps.
Fun Fact: I ride motorcycles.
Cathy Ren
Before MIIS: Missouri State University for undergrad studies and taught IELTS and TOFEL as a part-time tutor.
Career Goal: International organizations, universities, or colleges that operate international education programs.
Fun Fact: I am allergic to alcohol, so it's kind of a bummer for living in the US.
Rianna Robertson
Before MIIS: Working part-time jobs in the IEM field in addition to full-time work that wasn't very fulfilling.
Career Goal: Working a job I love in the IEM field, where exactly TBD.
Fun Fact: I've visited more countries than US states.
Meredith Saba
Before MIIS: Worked at UC Davis for several years, earned a TESOL certification in the UK, and taught in China for a year.
Career Goal: Working in a study abroad office or with international students at a large research university.
Fun Fact: Spent a year backpacking in 28 countries on 6 continents.
Jessica Schrader
Before MIIS: Teaching English to elementary students in Madrid, Spain.
Career Goal: Helping university students achieve their study abroad goals.
Fun Fact: I've been a vegetarian for over a decade.
Rebecca Sheffield
Before MIIS: Working for 2 years in Eugene, Oregon at a nonprofit organization focused on early childhood education.
Career Goal: In the future I hope to be working either as an adviser in a university international programs office, or as a site coordinator at a private study abroad organization
Fun Fact: I love to color!
Bianca Silva
Before MIIS: Teaching ESL in South Korea.
Career Goal: Working on-site with students who are studying abroad.
Fun Fact: I know pi to the ninth digit. No, that has never been useful.
Stephanie Sodorf
Before MIIS: In Denmark working with study abroad, both in- and outbound
Career Goal: Somewhere in Europe working with either incoming students or higher education.
Fun Fact: I don't like carbonation.
Kaitlin Sommerfeld
Before MIIS: I graduated with a BA in Hispanic Studies in May 2015 from Lewis and Clark College in Portland, Oregon.
Career Goal: I would love to work abroad for several years in the study abroad field, preferably in a Spanish-speaking country.
Fun Fact: Leslie Knope is my spirit animal.
Jenna Tantillo
Before MIIS: In Asheville, North Carolina.
Career Goal: Working for a university or private company creating study abroad programs.
Fun Fact: Until now I was living on a Alpaca ranch turning raw fiber into wearable garments.
Sam Thomas
Before MIIS: Second grade teacher in sunny South Florida and worked in a low-income community.
Career Goal: Making a difference in the world, either with children and education or working with a NPO related to global health.
Fun Fact: One of my life goals is to visit every national Park.
Ashton Troxel
Before MIIS: Earning my bachelors degree in International Studies and French at Missouri Southern State University.
Career Goal: I'd love to be working in a study abroad office and taking students on short-term study abroad trips.
Fun Fact: I've swam with manatees and stingrays in their natural habitat.
Hannah Unher*
Before MIIS: I was living in Japan, teaching at a theater school and also working as a safety instructor at an outdoor athletic zipline park.
Career Goal: Back in Japan working (at a university or Institute) as a study abroad program coordinator.
Fun Fact: Born and raised in Japan. I love outdoor activities.
Rosanna Vargas Rivera
Before MIIS: Teaching in Santo Domingo, designing and leading workshops to train rural teachers and TOEFL and GRE preparation.
Career Goal: Lead an organization to improve cultural understanding and provide experiences abroad.
Fun Fact: I do NOT like to wear jeans.
John (Jack) Waas*
Before MIIS: I was working as an adult education coordinator at a nonprofit in Chicago.
Career Goal: Working in a study abroad nonprofit or in higher Ed.
Fun Fact: I play the bagpipes.
Kathryn (Katie) Walter
Before MIIS: I graduated from Iowa State in 2014 and then spent the last year traveling in Latin America and then as an au pair in Germany.
Career Goal: Study abroad coordinator either in USA or abroad.
Fun Fact: I make THE best guacamole!
Sarah Whitley*
Before MIIS: Lived in South Korea from 2012 to 2015, teaching English at two technical high schools.
Career Goal: Start a study-abroad program or a school that facilitates under-performing and/or low-income Korean students.
Fun Fact: I make the best Texas Chocolate Sheet Cake the world has ever known.
Janelle Williams
Before MIIS: Public elementary school teacher in Sacramento, California.
Career Goal: Working with support developing a study abroad program that provides the opportunity for low-income students to travel with little or no cost to them and their family.
Katy Wilson*
Before MIIS: English language and Anglophone culture teacher at an engineering school in Reims, France.
Career Goal: Facilitating better cultural understanding and individual advising for higher or secondary education international students (in Europe!).
Ayako Yamada*
Before MIIS: Consul at the Japanese Consulate in Chicago.
Career Goal: Work at a university making a bridge between faculty and admin staff in the international center and career center.
Fun Fact: I enjoyed bungee jumping so much I jumped backwards the second time.
Kevin Yochim
Before MIIS: Teaching English in Murcia, Spain.
Career Goal: Either working in higher education or working to create more study abroad opportunities for high school students.
Fun Fact: I am an excellent cribbage player.
Jake Reckford
Before MIIS: Teach in Thailand Program Coordinator for CIEE and OEG in Bangkok, International Student Admissions at Chemeketa Community College, and Leader for the first Experiment in International Living program in Vietnam.
Career Goal: Country/Program Director for a third-party provider; starting my own study abroad program
Fun Fact: I once sang the National Anthem at a Denver Broncos game.
Clarissa Stewart
Before MIIS: I worked in Japan teaching English for five years on the JET Program.
Career Goal: I want to have a job where I can support students and help them have great learning experiences.
Fun Fact: I love cooking and baking food from all over the world.


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This is my blog as of now (far from being finish) :
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However, I'd like to have a space between the squares, like I used to have on blogger : http://www.zhu-canada.blogspot.com
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PROIN® (phenylpropanolamine hydrochloride) is FDA approved for control of canine urinary incontinence due to urethral sphincter hypotonus. In an FDA approved 28 day clinical trial PROIN reduced mean urinary accidents per week in female dogs by 82%.1 In the second part of the clinical field study (180 days), PROIN achieved 98.1% owner satisifaction for the control of urinary incontinence.2
A 28-day placebo-controlled clinical study was conducted in 21 study sites across the U.S. The study included 184 dogs with urinary incontinence due to sphincter hypotonus of which 127 dogs (100 female, 27 male) were evaluated for effectiveness. Dogs were randomly assigned either to receive 2 mg/kg PROIN (123 dogs) or a placebo (61 dogs) administered orally twice daily for 28 days. PROIN administered at 2 mg/kg orally twice a day was effective for the control of urinary incontinence based on a decrease in urinary accidents per week as compared to the placebo. Changes to hematology and serum chemistry were not considered clinically significant or related to treatment. The most commonly reported side effects were: emesis, hypertension, anorexia, weight loss, proteinuria, and behavioral changes.
In a margin of safety study, phenylpropanolamine hydrochloride (PPA) was administered to dogs twice daily at 1X, 3X or 5X the recommended dose (2 mg/kg) for 182 days. This study demonstrated the safety of phenylpropanolamine administered to dogs at 2, 6 and 10 mg/kg twice daily for 6 months. The most pronounced effects of treatment were a dose-dependent increase in blood pressure, and a dose dependent decrease in heart rate. There were no findings in ophthalmic examinations or histologic evaluation of tissues collected at necropsy to indicate target organ damage that would be caused by chronic hypertension. A decline in body weight and condition was noted in both treated and untreated females. Temporary elevations of platelet count and serum ALT were observed in treated dogs.
Why Proin?
IMPORTANT SAFETY INFORMATION: For oral use in dogs only. Not for human use. Keep out of reach of children. If accidentally ingested by humans, contact a physician immediately.
The most commonly reported side effects were vomiting, loss of appetite, diarrhea, excessive salivation, agitation, tiredness, vocalization, confusion, increased water consumption, weight loss, weakness, fever, panting, and reversible changes in skin color (flushing or bright pink). Abnormal gait, seizures or tremors, as well as liver enzyme elevations, kidney failure, blood in urine and urine retention have been reported. In some cases death, including euthanasia has been reported. Sudden death was sometimes preceded by vocalization or collapse.
Instances of dogs chewing through closed vials of PROIN and eating the vial contents have been reported, in some cases resulting in overdose. Keep the product in a secured storage area out of the reach of pets in order to prevent accidental ingestion or overdose, as dogs may willingly consume more than the recommended dosage of PROIN Chewable tablets. Contact your veterinarian immediately if the dog ingests more tablets than prescribed or if other pets ingest PROIN Chewable tablets.
PROIN may cause elevated blood pressure and should be used with caution in dogs with pre-existing heart disease, high blood pressure, liver disease, kidney insufficiency, diabetes, glaucoma, and other conditions associated with high blood pressure.
The safe use of PROIN in dogs used for breeding purposes, during pregnancy or in lactating bitches, has not been evaluated. Contact your veterinarian if you notice restlessness or irritability, loss of appetite, the incontinence persists or worsens or any other unusual signs. See prescribing information for complete details regarding adverse events, warning and precautions or visit prnpharmacal.com.
1Multi-center Clinical Evalutation of Phenylpropanolamine Chewable Tablets for the Control of Urinary Incontinence in Dogs due to Sphincter Hypotonus, Pegasus Laboratories, Incorporated-CL-001 2010.
2Clinical Evaluation of the Long Term Effectiveness and Safety of Phenylpropanolamine Chewable Tablets for the Control of Urinary Incontinence in Dogs, Pegasus Laboratories, Incorporated-CL-002 2010.
CAUTION:Federal law restricts this drug to be used by or on the order of a licensed veterinarian. See reverse for full directions for use.


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HC Credit, HCO, HCCredit.com, HC Processing Center203 E Emma Ave, Suite A, Springdale, Arkansas U.S.A.
HC Credit, HCO, HCCredit.com, HC Processing Center DO NOT use HC Credit! They RIP people off!! The worst creditor I have ever dealt with!!! Springdale Arkansas
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They are inconsiderate of these economical times and have ZERO leniency for extenuating circumstances, even if you are an excellent customer. The people in charge of this company should be ashamed of themselves! Save yourself time, MONEY and grief by NOT using them.
In submitting this report I researched how many other complaints there were for this company and I was overwhelmed with how many there were out there, although not surprised!
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Advantage CapitalImperial Dr. & Hwy 16 Waco, Texas U.S.A.
Advantage Capital ripoff Waco Texas
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Well, after seeing that I was not able to come up with the funds, I called them about 3 days before they were scheduled to debit my account to cancel the transaction. Well, they told me that they "couldn't" stop the transaction but that they would send me a package for refunds.
So I received this package and did as I was supposed to. Now this was in April mind you. I have resent them a fax with my proof of debit twice and still no refund. This has to be the most frustrating experience I have had with any company. What else can I do to get my money back. This has caused alot of problems with my bank with NSF's. Very frustrating!
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Hillary is running: A dispatch from the Saban Forum
Hillary Clinton is running for President. And the Israeli political class is a full-blown train wreck. These are two conclusions, for whatever they are worth, based on a three-day conference I attended this weekend at the annual Saban Forum, in Washington, D.C.
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P07759 Take it from the Top 1982
Lithograph 28 5/8 × 37 (727 × 940) on Velin Arches, printed at Solo Press, New York and published by Waddington Graphics
Inscribed 'Allen Jones 82' b.r. and '25/50'; impressed with the printer's and publisher's stamps
Purchased from Waddington Graphics (Grant-in-Aid) 1982
The following entry is based upon written answers by the artist to questions posed by the compiler in a letter of 18 April 1986 and has been approved by the artist.
P07759 is printed in black and depicts a conductor conducting in an orchestra pit who is observed by a female spectator seated in the front row of the stalls.
The conductor is a personification of 'the artist' or 'the creator'. He is concentrating on the performance or the art and is interposed between the spectator and the work itself. According to Jones in p 07759 'the theatre is an analogy for the acts of painting' in that the artist is a mediator whose presence is 'felt rather than seen'.
P07759 is one of a number of prints and paintings which Jones has made concerning the stage and is based upon a painting entitled 'Rhapsody' 1982 (private collection, Manchester, repr. Allen Jones Stages. Lithographs 1981–82, exhibition catalogue, Waddington Galleries, 1982, month not known). Above the reproduction of this work the words 'reaction', 'control' and 'action' are printed which, according to the artist, 'define the significance of those divisions within the composition corresponding to the viewer, the artist (conductor) and the performance (picture/stage)'. These concepts are also embraced by P07759.
Most of Jones's prints are in colour but he has explained that when finishing a period of intense production at a printer's it is difficult to 'wind down', so that whilst awaiting the last colour proofing he usually makes an image in black and white.
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dry itchy skin.......i'm just about to go crazy! i wake up at night clawing my arms, legs, and chest. is this just part of ra or is there an underlying cause? i have patches of dry, red spots on my arms. help!READ MORE
dry itchy skin is driving me crazzzzyyyyy!!
Ellen has some very good suggestions about what could be causing your itchiness, but I want to add one thing. Are you on a biologic for your RA, such as Enbrel, Humira or Remicade? In my experience, they make everything extremely dry, including your skin and can cause rashes. When I was on Enbrel, I had rashes everywhere that were the itchiest thing I've ever had, but to me, the benefits outweighed the rashes. When I switched to Humira, they mostly disappeared (not entirely, but mostly). Drink lots of water and find a good moisturizer - Aveeno is terrific - and go for fragrance free products, just in case you're sensitive to scent. You may also want to make an appointment to see your doctor to get it checked out.
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Yes, me too. Diagnosed with RA last year (I am now 59) and am on Malaria meds to prevent deteriorating joints (anyone else on this?). I have had the RA for several years (now looking back of course). I have also have terrible itching on arms, which now is spreading to shoulders and scalp. First Ithought bedbugs (uuuggg - negative, then haymites (as I work with and ride horses). There are spots on my arms that now bleed from sctatching so smuch. I find the anti itch lotion to help somewhat. My skin is get dry and blotchy from the constant scratching. Have just seen these blogs about the itch being RA related. Looking forward to more info.
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Funny, I thought just as you did thinking bed bugs, then mites or fleas. We have no pets and no fleas. At times it plays with your mind and I begin to ask myself if I am fabricating the whole thing (in my mind). I have RA and my 15 year old daughter was also diagnosed with juvenile RA. We are both on metatrexate and hydroxichloriquine (plaquenil), folic acid, prilosec (for the stomach), and daughter on enbryl which seems to work. I was also on steroidal med which helped a lot but we were worrined about the bad side effects. Wish they could find a cure! The itching drive me nuts!!! READ MORE
My wife is a nurse and she recommended goldbond max strength cream and it works! The powder also works, but sometimes. I have RA and crazy itch can be triggered by fabric softener (kind used in drier), some perfumy soap, sweat (I sweat a lot - back and underarms), stretching my back when I bend to dry feet after shower, hot shower, and me giving in to the need to scratch - it only gets much much worse and I can't satisfy the itch monster. READ MORE


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Consumer Depot sold me a new 47 inch tv and come to find out it was refurbise, and needs a new digital board nashville, Tennessee
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When i gave it to them the person from Sayno said i can't help you because the serial number you gave me is for a re-furbish tv, i said what!!!!!!! i have called to ask with the manager and no one would come to the phone. So now i am out of $580 dollars i spent on a tv that i had thought was new. If the store would have told this was a refurbished tv, i wouldn't have bought it. I called a tv repair man and the problem that the tv has is a bad digital board which was rigged in the tv, according to the tv repair guy. Now it's going to cost me $220 dollars extra to get this fix. I spent $800 in total for a REFURBISHED TV... NOW THATS INSANE... this company cannot countinue to scam people out of there hard earn money and not disclose that there are defects on there products.
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Bite symtoms?[edit]
Some info on the symptoms of a bite would be useful in this article. Does it itch? Does it cause a rash, inflamation etc.?
See Lyme disease. Should be made a more important point in the article, as that article contains much more precise information on ticks than this article of US ticks. Generally, one would notice a tick after a full body search done right after a trip in the forest. They don't make much of themselves, as they are dependent on having time to find a good ore to suck on. If it has bitten you or your dog or your cat, remove it - either by grabbing it and rotating it before yanking it, or with a pair of tweezers. It is said that one must get out everything, but that is not a very big problem in the whole picture. My only bite has grown a hair, nothing else. Hopefully with my own genes. If you take out the tick within a day , the chance of catching something wicked is small. Check your bite up to a a couple of months after you have been bitten. The moment you feel a fever or have a red spot or several at the bite or somewhere entirely elsewhere, you must go see a doctor. Some who get bitten have a itch, some don't. For some any disease can be quick to discover and quick to cure, for some - neither. Some ticks have borreliosis, smoe don't. More precise numbers must be found, also for those ticks not US.
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The article needs information about how the tick's saliva acts as "cement" (there is a video on this) and how the mandibles curve back. There should be pictures of the mouthparts like the hypostome, and there should be clarification on how many mouthparts are actually inserted for feeding.
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More on tick anatomy would be useful -- a diagram would be especially helpful. Espresso Addict (talk) 04:33, 10 March 2015 (UTC)
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Drowning Victim Discovered in Jackson County
Updated: 06/19/2015 - The body of a 60-year-old Jackson County man was discovered floating in about four feet of water in Center Lake near the site of Michigan Center's Carp Carnival.
Updated: 06/19/2015 - The body of a 60-year-old Jackson County man was discovered floating in about four feet of water in Center Lake near the site of Michigan Center's Carp Carnival.
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Well where do you start, as soon as we arrived Karen could not do enough for us or be more friendly, the hotel could not be cleaner, Breakfast was just the best, lots of choice not just the full english that incidently filled you up all day, We only stayed 3 nights but had we of known The Clarence was so lovely to stay at we would of booked alot longer, We have every intention of returning to see Karen Richard & Ben again before to long Oh & we loved Weymouth & surounding area aswell
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As always our stay at the Clarence was a pleasure, and we will continue to return on all our trips to Weymouth.
Highly recommended with friendly hosts. Great food and lovely rooms.
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A delightful place to stay.
Warm and welcoming hosts. Light, bright accommodation with the little extras that make all the difference. Great, varied breakfast, enough to set you up for the day. Super location, close to the harbour and on The Esplanade.
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From the minute we arrived we were made to feel very welcome by Karen, we were quickly shown to our room, with Karen offering to carry our luggage (to which we declined).
A parking spot was quickly found directly outside the front door. I can honestly say that nothing was too much trouble and everything throughout the hotel was immaculate. Breakfast was fantastically cooked by Richard and there was nothing that couldn't be had. Karen even printed us off a list of events that were happening over the weekend locally so we did not even have to move our car. All in all we will certainly be booking The Clarence again when we are next in Weymouth.
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As and independent traveller, I found this well located friendly hotel a real find.
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Thank you Karen & Richard for a brilliant weekend.
This is without doubt the cleanest, comfiest B&B we've stayed in. Loads of helpful information on things to do and places to visit and the breakfasts are amazing. We will definitely be making a return visit.
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The Perpetual Virginity of Blessed Mary
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The Perpetual Virginity of Blessed Mary is an apologetic work of St. Jerome. It is an answer to Helvidius.
Helvidius was the author of a work written about the year 383 against the belief in the perpetual virginity of Mary (the mother of Jesus).
St. Jerome maintains against Helvidius three propositions:
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Ive always been of the opinion that MVP is an individual award that should be given to the BEST player in the league. But theres still a very large % of the voters who see it as an award for player who had a fantastic season, who also helped their team (who probably wouldve been out of it) get into the playoffs.
I personally think the MVP should go to the very best player, regardless of team situation. A great player on a bad team cant always put the team on his back and take them to the playoffs, so its a bit unfair to dock that player for being the only big talent on his team. And to me, the "Most Valuable" player is the BEST player. It doesnt matter if them play with a bunch of stars, or by themselves. I think the award was originally intended to be that, but the term "Valuable" got twisted into an interpretation to mean that his team has to be screwed if he wasnt there.
All that being said, because the AP believes greatly in the player coming from a winning team, and a situation where his team would suffer greatly without him, I think Buster Posey wins this MVP award by pretty convincing fashion.
The voters have been following baseball very closely all season long. As someone that has done the same, I know for a fact that Andrew McCutchen has been spotty. He went until May 8th before he hit a HR, but stole about 14 bases. then he turned on the power big time, and ended up hitting 24 HR from mid May through July, but stopped stealing entirely. (I have both McCutchen and Posey in my keeper fantasy league, so ive been watching them game by game all year).
Since the break he ceased to provide that superstar punch to his lineup, and the Pirates have free fallen from a contender, who had the same record as the Giants, to now a team thats 1 game under .500. He has maintained his high avg, but it came from almost 2 months now of empty 2 for 4 games. Since the break you could argue that the Pirates MVP has been Pedro Alvarez.
I think that if you recognize the difficulty of being a catcher, coming off a major injury, handling a great pitching staff, and throwing out runners, etc. His overall resume for the 2012 season is the most impressive.
McCutchen and Braun will split up the votes from the select group of voters who dont care that their teams wont make the playoffs, so neither one will be able to get enough 1st place votes to supplant Posey, who will probably be majority favorite. Braun is going to be heavily penalized as it is, just for his situation.


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Ways to Improve your swimming start
Block Phase (Reaction time): The duration between the starting signal and when the feet leave the block.
Flight Phase: The duration between the feet leaving the block and the hands entering the water.
Entry Phase: The duration between the hands entering the water and the feet entering the water.
Leg kicking Phase (underwater phase): The duration the swimmer spends underwater.
swimming phase: time from beginning of first stroke to the instant the head reaches the 15 meter mark
Various angles can be measured to determine optimization of a start:
Take-off Angle: The angle between the horizontal axis and the aerial trajectory of the swimmer.
Hand Entry Angle: The angle between the hands and the water when the swimmer enters the water.
Shoulder Entry Angle: The angle between the shoulders and the water when the swimmer enters the water.
Hip Entry Angle: The angle between the hips and the water when the swimmer enters the water.
Ankle Entry Angle: The angle between the ankle and the water when the swimmer enters the water.
Hip Angle at Hand Entry: The angle between the hips and the horizontal axis when the hands enter the water (see picture).
Glide Phase: The duration between the feet entering the water and the first underwater kick.
Pike: a long flight time enabling a delay when the body has water resistance to overcome, allowing it to "slice" through the water, resulting in a ''pike'' aerial trajectory; leads to minimal splash, longer underwater phase, but a longer block phase.
Flat: a short block phase, higher aquatic resistance, resulting in a ''flat'' aerial trajectory; typically have a larger splash and a shorter underwater phase.
Flight: optimizes a short block phase and long flight phase, high force generated by leg extensors (hamstrings and gluteal muscles) in relation to an arm swing, resulting in a ''flight'' style.
Lift: initiates with the shoulder instead of an arm swing at take off which lifts the shoulders during the flight time; the least common type of the four mentioned start styles.
On the block, elite swimmers grab, stand and pull in various manners, as noticed by Olympic Trial Finalist Kevin Swander:
The athlete's hands should grip the front of the block with all fingers and thumbs. This gives the swimmer a larger surface area on the block, enabling them to generate more force. The thumb position varies greatly, but elite swimmers have their thumbs wrapped in the front of the block, not resting on top of the block.
Arms should remain completely straight and tensed. Not flexed, but tensed and ready to react. Allowing the muscles to be tensed, opposed to relaxed, decreases the swimmers time on the block. Anatomically flexing the joints puts the muscles in a suboptimal position by shortening the muscle, decreasing the potential for muscle activation. The elbows should face backwards, and the athlete should pull backwards on the block with these straight arms to move forward. Anyone who has taken physics has heard the law (thank you Isaac) "every reaction has an equal and opposite reaction." If the elbows are facing backwards, the reaction is backwards making the equal and opposite reaction forward with the same force applied.
The legs are the most variable body parts during a start. Comfort and steadiness are essential on the block; no swimmers with great starts look like the big bad wolf could blow them over, and neither should you! Evenly distribute the weight among both legs with feet facing forward. If your feet face sideways, you will go sideways, remember equal and opposite reactions!
Very informative, what software do you use to analyze starts?
What exercises/drills do you use to improve a start?
One area I never understood, is why sprinters don't do more starts. In my opinion, if the start can be up to 1/4 of a 50 free race, why not have them perform more starts than one practice a week?
Of the four start styles, how do you decide which is best for you?
Excessive training is advisable to improve your swimming capability.
im a 50 free sprinter for my highschool, and we practice starts 6 out of 7 days a week. i think it highly depends on the coach, experience of the sprinter, and the overall time of practice.
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The story of Rip van Winkle takes a turn for the supernatural when the title character encounters strange men, dressed in antiquated traditional Dutch attire, playing nine-pins in a secluded area in the mountains. The men, who remind Rip of "the figures in an old Flemish painting," are mysterious and completely out of place, and maintain a grim silence even as they amuse themselves by bowling:
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I asked who would do the service, if required. I was told that there was no one in my area, so they modified the contract that they would send a box and pay shipping both ways.
In 2008 the TV display developed a dark vertical line about 4" from each side of the screen plus dark vertical shadows. I called PWW. The person who answered the phone asked me to FAX a copy of my contract and original purchase invoice, which I immediately did. He said they would find a service company in my area and get back to me. I waited a week, but no one called.
In the following weeks I called several times, each time reaching a different person. I asked to talk to the supervisor. He (Vic) was never available. They asked me to FAX the contract again, which I did. At one point they said they had a local company to service my TV; it turned out that company was in Pennsylvania (about 2000 miles away). After that, they refused to take my calls.
The expiration date on the warranty is 1/3/2012. All I want is for the TV to be repaired or replaced as per the contract.
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The bag itself is beautiful with the design and it's very well made for a fabric bag. The dimensions are not exactly what is stated. They are close but 1/2 " off can make quite a lot of difference. The strap is the main problem for me as it's on the side and it makes it awkward to carry like a regular bag and it doesn't seem like it's really designed to be a cross body. The strap only allows you to make it a single or double strap not longer or shorter nor is it removable or have the ability to reconfigure it like some straps do. The part where the drawstring is threaded through a piece of fabric was not threaded through the fabric that holds the cords. That was not easy getting it back in due to the bulkiness of it. But, the bag is a great price for something a bit different and something I won't use like I thought.


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Sandown is one of the very few permanent circuits left anywhere in the world, located right in the middle of a metropolitan city. Due to its close proximity to local residents, Sandown is restricted to running five major Motorsport weekends. Currently these include a V8 Supercars Sandown 500 event (mid September), Historic Sandown (early November), State Race Series rounds (May & July), and Shannons Nationals (Sept).
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This template should include things like whitewater rafting, BASE jumping, hot air ballooning, and caving, to name a few. Maybe even abandoned mine exploration, stock car racing, and Zorbing. If snowboarding is included, so should downhill skiing and telemark skiing. If surfing is included, so should scuba diving. I don't consider skateboarding an extreme sport at all but media promotion has made it one so I won't argue for it's removal at this point, but in any case this template is horribly incomplete. 220.127.116.11 (talk) 07:12, 20 July 2009 (UTC)