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The gym at the Boro Park Y is downstairs, but in a cramped social hall on the second floor early one recent Thursday morning, a group of seniors is shvitzing with Zalata. Zalata is a perky blonde from the former Soviet Union, a gymnast and dancer who's sitting at the front of the room wearing a colorful jogging outfit, leading a round of calisthenics and stretching exercises. They are several dozen senior citizens, all women — the youngest is 65; the oldest, 96 — seated on rows of plastic chairs across the room, swinging light weights and tugging on ropes to Zalata's directions. It's exercise time at Club Nissim. All the elderly people working up a sweat this morning are Holocaust survivors, members of a group that was formed six years ago to give the seniors a daily place to meet friends and work out. "They wanted to have a good time and do things and get out of the house," says program director Simonne Hirschhorn. 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A BROMSGROVE animal charity has expressed its outrage after it was alerted to children throwing stones and pouring fizzy drinks over a trapped hedgehog.
Willows Hedgehog Rescue was called out to the scene on Sunday (June 15) and managed to save the animal despite discovering him severely dehydrated, stressed and with worn away claws because he was trying to escape.
The hedgehog who has now been affectionately named Oliver, found himself stranded in a gully in Edgbaston and had reportedly been chased up and down by the cruel children who ran off when rescuers arrived.
Charlie Creek from the charity, expressed his shock at the incident.
"It just beggars belief to be honest," he said.
"How someone can start throwing stones at a hedgehog, I just can't get my head around it.
"There are some fantastic kids out there but incidents like this just represent mindless brutality.
"Hedgehogs are massively in decline and we should be respecting and protecting wildlife, not doing this sort of thing."
He said the charity was now working with police in the area, but stressed it was not about pursing possible punishments but getting the chance to speak to children and educate them.
"We want to talk to them about animal welfare and being responsible.
"Wildlife needs protection not persecution and we want to change the way people think," Charlie added.
He urged anyone who witnessed a hedgehog in distress to call the charity on 07518 354408 immediately, claiming sometimes people watched animals in dangerous situations for 'days'.
Charlie also reminded residents possibly afraid of confronting people who were performing cruel acts, that intentionally harming the welfare of animals was a crime and they were entitled to call police.
Finally he called on housing associations to be more aware of the potential problems for animals in designing housing estates, stressing the importance of including features such as slopes which would have helped creatures like Oliver escape from certain spaces.


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How to Act at a Funeral
The following tips and suggestions will help someone who needs to attend a funeral for the first time. As with all things, there is birth and death and both involve using social graces.
1Select an appropriate outfit. It doesn't have to be a completely black outfit, but a conservative one. Choose something you would normally wear to church or synagogue.
2Remember that different cultures and faiths may wear slightly different attire. Check with family members, the funeral director, and/or clergy to confirm appropriate attire.
3Before entering the church, synagogue or funeral home, turn off your cell phone.
4Sign the guest book. Make sure to do this as soon as you arrive!
5Shake hands and offer a hug to the family of the deceased. Do so in a quiet & reserved manner. Keep your interaction brief, as there are probably others waiting to speak with the family.
6Share something positive about the deceased with fellow funeral attendees. Remember to never speak ill of the dead.
7Follow their lead if someone is escorting you to your seat. Note: close family members typically sit together in a closed off area for privacy.
8Follow the lead of the officiant during the service. Most priests, ministers, and rabbis will guide visitors on how to follow religious traditions. Beforehand, do some research about the religious funeral rituals.
9Go ahead and cry if you want to. Sharing grief with others will help with the grieving process.
10Attend graveside services. Graveside services are normally held after the funeral service. Sometimes, this may be the only service so all relatives and friends may attend.
11Offer to assist the family. Sometimes, this may mean answering phone calls, arranging transportation for visitors, or food preparation. Keep in mind they are going through a hard time right now.
12Remember to call or visit. Sometimes after everyone has left, and quiet has returned, grieving friends or family could use a visit, even before any memorial services as most help is needed while the family is not only planning services but could be dealing with other issues involving funeral costs.
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Can I bring my dog to a funeral?wikiHow ContributorMost likely not, unless the dog is a service dog. If this is just a normal dog, it would be best to leave him home, unless you've asked the family and funeral home for permission, and they granted it to you.
How am I meant to handle my grief during the service? I just find it somewhat uncomfortable to go to a funeral service without getting slightly teary too.wikiHow ContributorYou don't need to "handle your grief" at a funeral. Crying is perfectly acceptable and you won't be the only person doing so. Indeed, some people may be surprised at someone trying to hold it all in.
What can I do if a person that does not speak English wants to give a speech?wikiHow ContributorTry finding a translator to repeat the lines of the person in English after they've spoken in their language.
What happens if a physical fight gets started during the service?wikiHow ContributorIf a aggressive fight is started, try to force them out of the funeral parlor to avoid anyone else getting hurt or pulled into the fight. Only attempt to break up the fight if you know you can, and don't risk yourself or others being injured. If necessary, call the cops to have them taken away.
Should you attend a funeral if you are having bowel difficulty?wikiHow ContributorIt would depend on your precise needs, such as constantly needing the bathroom or needing medication. Call the funeral parlor to determine whether or not it has bathroom facilities, as that should be your priority concern. Then speak to your doctor about whether or not it would be appropriate/safe for you to attend. If someone can attend to you while there too, this might help. Decide what to do by weighing up the doctor's advice and the availability of the comfort station at the parlor, as well as having a helper. If you can't go, send your condolences and a message that you'd liked to have given the departed. People will understand if you're unwell.
Is it important to bring some kind of offering? Like flowers, for example?wikiHow ContributorYou can if you want, but it's not obligatory. Oftentimes the family will already have flowers at the funeral home that they or others have donated.
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- Funerals are dignified and solemn occasions. Remember to act accordingly.
- Come prepared with quotes to read and tissues to offer. There will be a lot of crying, and it is comforting to know people care.
- Remember that the loved one is in your heart everyday.
- Send a sympathy card to the family of the deceased.
- If a repast is planned, most are joyous events where the deceased's life is celebrated. Usually, food and drink are served.
- Sometimes people will visit the casket for a final goodbye.
- If someone near you starts to cry give them tissues.
- Don't laugh. Even if you think of something really funny, laughing can be taken offensively! Appropriate times to laugh are when someone is telling a funny anecdote about the deceased, or something of that nature.
- Some people laugh at funerals as a form of nervousness. Go to another place before you start laughing. However, it is acceptable to laugh if a person is telling a funny story about the deceased person.
- Leave any tops with nude imagery at home, you could be asked to leave the funeral parlor due to the disrespectful nature of the shirt.
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My daughter's wedding reception was held at the York Harbor Inn Aug, 2004. We had many out of town guests who stayed at the Inn. The day of the wedding was the hottest, most humid day of the entire summer. The A/C in our room was okay but still a bit warm. Didn't complain. The A/C in the function room was nearly non-existent! We complained several times to no avail. After the wedding I contacted the person in charge of functions & lodged a complaint. She never got back to me. A couple of months later I wrote a letter to the Innkeeper. He finally replied after 6 wks and gave me a long explanation of how he knew it was a problem & what he did to fix it. Considering that upwards of $25,000 was spent that weekend from the wedding and our guests it was a rather limp response to a very real problem. So if you ever think you might want to stay at this Inn AND have an expensive function there don't expect much satisfaction if something goes wrong.
Nice....and Pricey
I stayed in a luxury room at York Harbor Inn in June 2005. The grounds around the inn are well manicured, and you generally get the "Maine" feeling when you pull in. There's a nice view of the ocean, but unfortunately you have to look across route 1A to see it.
Our luxury room rate was $259 a night - pretty steep for pre-season. I was disappointed with the size of the room which was very small, but it was very well apointed. The furnishings and decor were tasteful and looked well cared for. The king size four poster bed was great, as was the gas stove. The bathroom was absolutely spotless, and featured marble countertops and a jacuzzi spa. Overall, the room was cozy and classy - a difficult balance to strike.
My interaction with the staff was minimal but pleasant. We ate lunch in the cellar bar, which is decorated in a ship them. The decor was very unique and created an interesting atmosphere. Service was prompt, and the food was above average for a pub. Prices were about average.
Overall, the York Harbor Inn is a nice, but expensive retreat. I feel like I got my money's worth.
All that glistens is not gold...
On a trip to Boston at Easter 2004 husband and myself decided to explore further afield to Maine. On the way we stumbled across the Kittery Outlet Centres and stopped for a browse. If you can put aside the strange layout of the outlet centres which are spread out on either side of the busy main road for about a mile and a half you should enjoy some excellent bargain hunting. Don't even attempt to cross the road from one side to the other, just drive across and in and out of each individual outlet, the road is far too busy for pedestrians!. The usual suspects are represented there, RL, Tommy Hilfiger, OskKosh, Etienne Aigner, Old Navy, Timberland, etc. The best bargains to be had were in the OshKosh shop (if you have kids although they do have some good bargains in the adult section), Timberland and the Coach shop if you have a penchant for expensive purses or wallets (like me!).
We decided to go to York Harbor after browsing a guide book at a Kittery book outlet which said it was a great place to visit and it sounded nice. Having no maps we stopped at the first two hotels we came across, the York Harbour Inn and the Stage Neck Inn. How did we choose between the two? The Stage Neck Inn is more modern with uninspiring architecture outside and the York Harbor Inn looks like something out of Peyton Place. There lies the clue to why we picked the York Harbor Inn. All I can add is don't judge a book by it's cover!
We did a walk in and were told it was our lucky day as there was a special discount on the current rates with 50% off. Even with the 50% off the rate was in the region of $170 plus taxes. We were offered a choice of different rooms and rates in the main motel and the house they own next door. The receptionist was very helpful and had no problem allowing me to view the rooms before deciding even though some had not yet been cleaned from the previous occupants (when doing a walk in, always ask to look at the accommodation on offer before deciding, if any hotel refuses to let you see the rooms before checking in, don't stay there).
After dismissing the house next door (too creepy), I looked at a couple of rooms in the main building and we plumped for an attic room which was one of the more expensive rooms and we were told had it's own "private" balcony. The room was probably the best of the bunch, the other rooms were a tad dissappointing and although the room I chose was quite small the others were even smaller. The room which was decorated in traditional victorian style was at the front of the hotel and very near the busy road (Route 1). However upon walking out onto the decked balcony we discovered it was not quite as private as we had been lead to believe. The room next door also had access to the "private" balcony and the occupant of that room who was having a siesta, got the shock of his life when I loomed up outside his window. Needless to say we did not venture out there again.
Fortunately it was out of season so the noise from the traffic was bearable but in the summer it must be horrendous. The bathroom probably needed some refurb but was reasonably clean and sufficient for a weekend break. The TV in the room was unwatchable due to the poor reception. As it was pretty cold at the time of our stay the room felt quite damp and the heating in the room made a lot of noise when in operation.
There were at least two flights of very narrow, steep stairs leading up to the room so if you were infirm or disabled it would be completely inaccessible. As the Inn is old there was a lot of noise from the creaking boards etc, and I think if you were on a lower floor underneath other guests it would be quite noisy and claustrophobic.
The breakfast dining room is very nice and looks out onto the street, it is very bright and cosy. Breakfast which was self service was a slight dissappointment, the hot drinks were dispensed from flask like jugs and were always lukewarm or cold. At the time of our visit there appeared to be a problem with staffing levels. The breakfast could have been better for the room rate paid.
On the first night we visited the Stage Neck Inn for dinner. Immediately it was obvious just from walking into the lobby that our first impression gleaned from the outside of the hotel was wrong. The inside of the hotel far surpassed it's exterior. The lobby and common rooms were delightful. We ate in the more casual dining room and had a lovely table near the open fire which was crackling away and had a beautiful view out of the georgian style windows onto the water. The meal was absolutely yummy, my lobster sandwich was served with french fries and was the tastiest lobster I have ever eaten. My husband had a burger and fries which was just as delicious. Whilst the meal was relatively expensive, it was worth every penny. We felt that our initial dismissal of the Stage Neck had been a grave error and that it was far superior to the York Harbour Inn and there was no difference in the price, in fact the Stage Neck Inn was probably $10 dollars cheaper at that time of year for a walk-in.
On our last night my husband wanted to eat at the Stage Neck Inn again as our meal had been so delicious the night before. Unfortunately, fooled by the framed review from a newspaper about the "wonderful & innovative" award winning resident chef hanging on the wall of the York Harbor Inn and seduced by the glossy description of the refurbished bar which looked like the interior of a yacht in the basement of the Inn, I persuaded my reluctant husband who was less impressed with the Inn than me to eat there. Big Mistake. Whilst the bar looks very inviting when you first go down the steep wooden stairs, the clever decor in the main part of the bar deceives you into believing you are going to enjoy a unique culinary experience.
It was unique alright, upon ordering we began to think we had made a bad decision, the gentleman who served us was surly and uninterested. The beer was served in a wet glass so consequently was flat. My bowl of clam chowder was gloopy, salty and powdery and was very clearly either from a tin or a powder mix, the salt crackers served with it were stale. This was followed by the worse lobster sandwich I have ever encountered. The lobster was still icy and had obviously been hastily defrosted in the microwave and the lettuce and tomato it was served with had clearly been fresh at some time in the last 2 weeks. My husband fared no better and his burger was lukewarm and virtually inedible. The gentleman who served us was so surly and intimidating we did not feel that we could complain and meekly paid up and made a hasty exit. The price for such a mediocre meal was exhoribitant and worked out about $5 cheaper than the Stage Neck Inn which was far, far superior and more than justified the small extra cost.
The owner Gary Dominguez was very helpful and friendly as were the reception staff on the day we checked in. As the room was not ready, they took our bags for safekeeping and upon our return had helpfully lugged our fairly heavy suitcases up the two difficult flights of stairs to our room. Although the staff were very friendly and helpful on the day we checked in they were not quite so interested when I mentioned the appalling meal we had there and the not so private balcony upon check out. My polite complaint was totally ignored. We felt so upset by the experience in the basement restaurant that upon our return I sent an e-mail which was never replied to.
We would probably not stay at the Inn again. I think like all establishments that become popular and have no trouble attracting tourists (especially true of the York Harbor Inn as it is one of the first Inns you come when approaching York Harbor) they eventually begin to rest on their laurels and standards slip. We thought it was an average B&B for the price charged and would have been very unhappy if we had paid the full rate (although I still have serious doubts about the discount being 50% off normal rates, let's face it, it was out of season and the Inn was not full by any means). The Stage Neck Inn would probably be a much better choice even if a little more expensive. Whilst the York Harbor Inn looks very quaint and picturesque, appearances can be deceiving.
York Harbor was very peaceful at the time of our visit, we drove to York Beach which was very quiet at that time, there are some nice shops there and some of them had just reopened for the coming season. For anyone who likes silver jewellery there is a great little silver shop there where you can pick up some nice rings and earrings at very reasonable prices. Some of the shops are a bit touristy and the town is like many seaside resorts, slightly shabby and down at heel in some areas. A visit to the Cape Neddick lighthouse known as the Nubble lighthouse is worthwhile. It is easily found and is signposted off of Route 1 approximately halfway between York Harbour and York Beach. A visit at dusk is a must and at the time we were there due to the brooding weather it was very atmospheric. Would visit York Harbor again but not the York Harbor Inn.
A wonderful time at York Harbor Inn
My sister and I just came back from our trip to York Beach, Maine and stayed at a wonderful inn - York Harbor Inn. We loved the attention to every request, the cleanliness of the inn, the friendliness of the staff and the absolutely fabulous meals in the dining room. We enjoyed our evenings in our lovely room with our private fireplace and the sound of the ocean. A very nice continental breakfast was available each morning and when we said we had to leave before breakfast was served, we were offered a packaged breakfast to take with us. A very lovely place to stay.
Relaxing retreat . .
Stayed here after a busy week exploring new york and boston. It was the perfect place to relax - a romantic inn set across from the beach in the small sleepy town of york harbor. We were lucky to have explored the hotels website before visiting and got amazing value with $99 internet special room rate (midweek) including breakfast. Our room was charming with four poster bed and ensuite. The best thing about this place is the atmosphere - staff are very friendly and drinking and eating in the cellar pub (which by the way serves excellent food) made us feel almost like locals. The hot tub on site was a bonus - especially as the ocean was too cold for swimming (in june!). Shopaholics watch out as you are only 5-10 mins drive from kittery outlet village and also near fox run mall, newington (NH - therefore tax free shopping).
We love it...
We have been going to the York Harbor Inn for 15 years and love the Inn, its staff and its amenities! If you're looking for a hotel, this is not it. If you're looking for charm, friendliness and great service, I don't know of any place better.
Our large "superior" room with a water view turned out to be a small converted attic space. The view was of route 1a and a tree filled park, beyond which we were able to "hear" the ocean. We were staying in the Harbor Cliffs House of the York Harbor Inn. With a name like that you might expect the hotel to be right on the water. On the website and in the brochure there are photos taken from this building that clearly show the ocean, but they were taken in the winter when the trees are bare.
The tiny bathroom was missing pieces of molding on the ceiling and the queen bed sagged in the middle. This is all the more disconcerting when you are paying $300 a night. Which, by the way, was $10 more than the rack rate that was printed on the bathroom door. A big no-no in Maine.
We left after 1 night and ended up staying down the road at the Stageneck Inn. A great hotel on the water that was also $50 a night cheaper.
On the plus side, the staff at the York Harbor Inn were friendly and helpful.
Loved the York Harbor Motel
We Loved the York Harbor Motel. We stayed in Building A, had private balconies! They also allowed smoking although the room did NOT smell like they did! We spent most of the weekend on "our" balcony watching the waves roll in. We chose the third floor because nobody would be walking over our heads, and the view was Fantastic! Beds were comfortable, the room seemed clean, and we will be back!
The Perfect Place to Stay in Maine
We spent two night at the York Harbor Inn, in a beautiful suite with a seperate living room, bedroom, indoor jacuzzi, kitchen facilities, and private outdoor deck. We also had full use of the big outdoor jacuzzi.
The beach was just a short walk down the hill, through the garden path - not bad unless you have trouble walking down or up a hill. The service was superb, with complimentary bottled water being left in our suite each day, a comp newspaper each day, and free coffee in the lobby whenever you wanted it. The continental breakfast was very nice, and you can see the ocean from their dining room! We were pleased with the location of the Inn in York Harbor - sort of a quiet, upscale town, compared to crowed Ogunquit just north... I'd definitely recommend this place, oh, and don't miss the Nubble Lighthouse, just a short drive away or the Lobster Trip right from York Harbor's Docks!
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Nicely appointed rooms. We stayed in the crowe's nest which was a bit of a challenge to get too. A bit disappointed that the Inn is seperated from the ocean by Route 1. A great little pub and had an overall nice time.
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When: Through Oct. 31
Where: East Perry Square, Sixth and State streets
Cost: Free
Details: The city of Erie shows its support of efforts to beat breast cancer with the Perry Square fountain streaming pink all month.
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When: Through Oct. 31
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Coventina Day Spa Pink Proceeds
When: Through Oct. 31
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Details: Make a pink purchase, and 10 percent of the proceeds benefit local cancer patients via the Regional Cancer Center.
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Mammogram Promotion
When: Through Oct. 31, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday to Friday
Where: Imaging Center, LECOM Wellness and Fitness Center, 5401 Peach St.
Cost: Charges for mammograms, covered by insurance.
Details: Millcreek Community Hospital encourages women to get their mammograms and offers gifts and a prize drawing for everyone making appointments at the Imaging Center during the month. Same-day appointments are available. An order from a physician is needed.
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Pink It Up!
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When: Through Oct. 19
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When: Oct. 12 and 13, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
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Cost: Cost of the mammogram; typically covered by insurance.
Details: Grab your sisters, mothers and friends for pampering when you get your mammogram. Free food, manicures, osteoporosis scans, plus shopping. An appointment is needed.
Info: 877-6123
Art Therapy Creative Expression for People Living with a Cancer Diagnosis
When: Oct. 22, 6 to 8 p.m.
Where: Lincoln Education Center at the UPMC Hamot Women's Hospital, 118 E. Second St.
Cost: Free
Details: Artistic work relieves stress and provides a helpful, emotional outlet. The program is a collaboration with the Mercyhurst University Art Department, in the LiveWell Survivorship Program series. Register by Oct. 21.
Info: 877-6145, www.classes.UPMC.com
Understanding Cancer
When: Oct. 22, 6 p.m.
Where: Regional Cancer Center, 2500 W. 12th St.
Cost: Free
Details: What is cancer? The public is invited to the informational one-hour talk. Gain tips to prevent cancer and learn current screening recommendations.
Info: Sarah Humphrey, 836-2643
Eating Well for Cancer Prevention
When: Oct. 29, 6 p.m.
Where: Regional Cancer Center, 2500 W. 12th St.
Cost: Free
Details: Get the scoop on how healthy eating choices can help prevent chronic disease, including cancer.
Info: Sarah Humphrey, 836-2643
Celebrity Bartending
When: Oct. 30, 5:30 to 8 p.m.
Where: Bel-Aire Clarion Hotel and Conference Center, Victor's Restaurant, 2800 W. Eighth St.
Cost: Fee for drinks
Details: Have some of Erie's brightest personalities pour you a drink, with donations to benefit the Regional Cancer Center. Then Zumba some more at the Zumbathon.
Info: 453-2378
When: Oct. 30, 6 to 8 p.m.
Where: Bel-Aire Clarion Hotel and Conference Center, Ballroom, 2800 W. Eighth St.
Cost: $10; all proceeds benefit the Regional Cancer Center
Details: Zumba is a Latin-inspired, easy-to-follow, calorie-burning, dance-fitness party. Celebrate Halloween and raise money for a worthy cause.
Info: 453-2378
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I've seen starting pitcher Jeremy Hellickson show up on sleeper lists this year, but let's face it, he's already got fantasy GMs' attention like Lady Gaga at a red carpet event.
No one is likely to be sleeping on this kid. And if they are you can bet they'll be your league cellar-dweller anyway.
In his two seasons at AAA, Hellickson's stat line is beyond impressive.
He has a Win/Loss record of 18-4 in 30 starts with an ERA of 2.47. He struck out 193 batters in 175 innings, giving him a 9.9 K/9 ratio.
Of all rookie prospects heading to the show this season, Hellickson is perhaps the most major league ready. His stuff is tailored for success.
He's got a sinking fastball that hits the mid-90′s, which he likes to mix up with a slick deuce that he's happy to throw at any point in the count. Then he's got a freakishly sick changeup that can make a seasoned vet cry.
Hellickson has the command and skill to be an ace for years to come, and he's currently penciled in as the Tampa Bay Rays fifth starter.
This combined with the fact that everyone is so high on him and you may have to pay a steep price that may not pan out in single season leagues.
If you're getting deep into the draft and you're faced with veteran guys like Josh Beckett and Tim Hudson, that's the point where you may want to take a leap of faith.
I'd feel comfortable taking him somewhere between the 35th and 45th pitcher off the board in single season leagues.
Any earlier than that and the pay off may not be worth the price.
Any later than that and the upside just gets bigger.
In keeper leagues you could take him 10 pitchers earlier knowing you're investing in the future and hoping for the present.


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Welcome to the EGSA website!
The Entomology Graduate Student Association is open to any person affiliated with North Carolina State University who has an interest in entomological endeavors. The objectives of the association are to provide members an opportunity to organize seminars, meetings, field trips and other functions concerned with common interests of EGSA members. Feel free to contact this organization at email@example.com or check out our facebook page.
Gabriel Zilnik: President
Gabriel is a PhD student from Arizona studying the evolution of insects in agricultural systems. He is broadly interested in how historical patterns in pest management shape current practices and thus impact insect pests on a broad scale. He completed a BA in Anthropology from Arizona State University with a thesis on intraguild predation and scavenging in Arizona cotton systems. He spends his free time on a myriad of creative activities.
Fallon Fowler: Vice President
Fallon graduated with a B.S. in entomology from UC Riverside, but came to NC State in Fall 2014 to work with Wes Watson. Because of her passion for dung (yes, her passion), her MS currently revolves around where and why face fly maggots move through dung. Fallon hopes that this research will improve current dung techniques, validate (or invalidate) dung-fly theories, and further answer why adult flies might select certain types of dung pats to oviposit in (lay eggs). In her free time, Fallon enjoys drawing comics, reading epic novels, and generally frolicking about in nature.
James Withrow: Treasurer
James is a MS student studying social behavior and evolution in the lab of Dr. David Tarpy. His current research is focused on royal succession in honey bees: how workers collectively select which larvae to rear as new queens. He is also interested in the selective forces driving social evolution, caste evolution in social insects, and factors affecting queen quality in honey bees. Outside of research, James is interested in philosophy, politics, classical music, food, and wine.
Jeremy Slone: Secretary
Jeremy is a Master's student in Hannah Burrack's lab focusing on integrated pest management (IPM) and barriers to IPM adoption in flue-cured tobacco. He received a B.S. in Biology with a concentration in Ecology and environmental studies from UNC Charlotte. While in his undergrad, he studied honeybee biology and communication under Dr. Stan Schneider. He plans to continue into a PhD at NC State working on integrating pollinator and pest management in NC blueberry agroecosystems. He enjoys the outdoors, movies, and cooking and spends much of his free time with his wife and dogs.
Kristi Backe: Outreach Coordinator
Kristi is a PhD student studying the insects that live on trees in cities. She's interested in understanding how certain features of cities - lots of hard surfaces, higher temperatures, etc. - affect plants and animals. Kristi graduated from Purdue University with a degree in Elementary Education and worked as a science teacher and curriculum developer before joining Steve Frank's lab at NCSU in 2014. When she's not out climbing trees, she enjoys showing off wild and crazy insects to elementary school students, riding her bike, and trying new restaurants.
Meredith Spence: Outreach Coordinator
Meredith is pursuing a PhD under the direction of Drs. Michael Reiskind and Rob Dunn. Her research interests include the dynamics of dog heartworm disease (a mosquito-vectored nematode), the effect of suburban development on mosquito assemblages, and the mechanics of mosquito host attraction. She holds a BS in Zoology with a minor in mathematics from NCSU, and has also worked as a veterinary technician for the past 5 years. When not working, she can be found snuggling her beloved fur-babies: Wren the lab/poodle/shar-pei mix (labradoodlepei for short), Logan the boxer, and Grim the cat.
Katharine Swoboda Bhattarai: Symposium Coordinator
Katie is a PhD student in Dr. Hannah Burrack's lab. Her research is focused on identifying factors that determine host use by Drosophila suzukii, a devastating invasive pest of soft-skinned fruit crops, in blackberry agroecosystems in western North Carolina. Her research is designed with two goals in mind, to help growers better manage risk associated with D. suzukii in the short term and to help develop an integrated pest management program for D. suzukii in the long term. Katie also worked with managed pollinators in agroecosystems as a Masters student at Utah State University, and evaluated two native, cavity-nesting bee species for their potential use as managed pollinators of legume seed crops. Ultimately, Katie would like to combine her experience working with managed pollinators and integrated pest management to help growers both produce and protect their crops.
Johanna Elsensohn: Symposium Coordinator
She is a second year Ph.D. student in Entomology, with minors in Biotechnology, and Genetic Engineering and Society. Her research focuses on the use of emerging technologies in sustainable agriculture and how scientists can communicate better with the public about those technologies. When not at school, Johanna enjoys exploring the woods, lakes and rivers across the state.
Pete Nelson: Social Chair
Pete is a PhD student co-advised by Drs. Clyde Sorenson and Hannah Burrack. He completed his BS and MS in Entomology at Michigan State University where his research focused on the ecology and biological control of tree fruit pests. His current research is focused on assessing the impacts of grower management practices and pest control tactics on biological control agents in Nicotiana tabacum. Additionally, he is interested in plant-insect interactions especially on trichome defended plants including N. tabacum. In his free time Pete enjoys cooking and spending time outdoors.
Steve Reyna: Social Chair
Steven Reyna is a PhD student from Texas studying molecular biology of insect with Dr. Marce Lorenzen. Steven has a BS in entomology for Texas A&M University where he studied population genetics in two agriculturally import pest of row crops. After his BS he received his M.S. in Plant and Soil Science from Texas A&M University- Kingsville where he studied citrus mites in conventional and organic grapefruits. During his M.S. he received the Borlaug Fellows in Global Food Security graduate research grant, and traveled to Kenya and spent 5 months at icipe documenting citrus pests in Kenya. In his current research, Steven is evaluating if RNAi is a feasible control for the Small hive beetle, a pest that infest honey bee hives. In his spare time Steven likes to play guitar, BBQ, and hike with his wife Amanda.
Fundraising Chair: Sophia Webster
Originally from Washington DC, Sophia received her BS from Virginia Tech. Sophia is part of the first cohort of students supported by the NSF IGERT training grant on "Genetic Engineering and Society: the case of transgenic pests". Her research is on (1) Development of killer-rescue gene drive systems in the dengue fever vector Aedes aegypti and (2) Evaluation of the reduce & replace model in Drosophila. When not in the lab, Sophia enjoys camping, hiking, half marathons, kayaking, and anything that can take her out into nature!


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Advanced Marketing and Deal Making
Technology transfer is the business of bringing new technologies to the marketplace. The past decade, the technology market has become a highly competitive environment in a globalized world where innovative technologies are abundant. Effective marketing and Deal making are key to success. In this intensive and highly interactive course we gain insights into the mindset of our industrial partners when it comes to developing new business. Too often, they receive licensing offers from academia which do not meet market needs or are presented in a manner that does not show business value. Identifying and maximizing such value in your technology can help to attract the right partner. The dealmaking process that follows should aim to build trust and commitment between partners. Good communication and exchange of information further contribute to create and negotiate the so much endeavoured win-win deal.
In a series of case studies of workshops, the course will touch on the different stages from technology offering to a signed term sheet, targeting technology professionals with at least two years of experience in technology marketing and/or licensing and will focus on the development of personal skills and insights.
The course is split into three days in which many aspects will be covered; the second day will be entirely devoted to negotiation. Topics include:
Developing a pre-marketing strategy
Finding good markets and strategies
Technology scouting and evaluation in industry
Strategies to find and attract a valuable partner
What is a negotiation and how to prepare for it ?
Trading and value exchange dynamics in a negotiation
Sources of conflict during negotiations
The Term Sheet
Maximizing the value of your technology
The main features of the course are its informal style of presentation and interaction between participants. The sessions are a mixture of seminar-style talks and smaller, break-out groups to discuss and report back on specific case studies. During the feedback sessions the different results of all the groups are discussed and the speaker(s) all of them experienced practitioners - add their own perspective. You get out of the course, what you put into it, so active participation is essential to gain as much information as possible as a delegate. Our aim is to create an informal and pleasant atmosphere during the course, so everyone feels comfortable and gets to know other delegates.
The Course Committee is working hard to finalize it, so please visit our website regularly in order to view the completed program: http://www.astp.net/
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The two professors will now move their research to University of Copenhagen. It is the first time the Foundation awards these new individual researcher grants.
The Danish research community will now be enriched by two of the world's leading names within cell regulation and bacterial persistence.
Professor Stephen M. Cohen, National University of Singapore, and Professor Kenn Gerdes, Newcastle University (UK), are the first to receive the Novo Nordisk Foundation's new Laureate Research Grants. The 7-year grants, which have been offered internationally in open competition, are of DKK 40 million (approx. € 5.36 million) each and are thus the largest individual research grants the Foundation has awarded to date. The aim of the grants is to bring international leading researchers within biomedicine and biotechnology to Denmark and thereby strengthen Danish research. The two professors will be employed at the University of Copenhagen and will be in Denmark for at least seven years.
"I am very pleased that Professor Stephen M. Cohen and Professor Kenn Gerdes choose to move their research to the University of Copenhagen. Their arrival means that the University will gain significant new research areas that may provide important contributions to the research at the Faculty of Health and Medical Sciences and the Faculty of Science," says Rector Ralf Hemmingsen, University of Copenhagen.
Genetic cooperation and bacterial life
Professor Stephen M. Cohen, 56 years of age, has amongst other scientific achievements during his career, made a major contribution to the understanding of how micro-RNA helps to control how a cell develops. Cohen's research in Denmark will focus primarily on the role that microRNA plays in relation to cancer. The research will help us to understand how different genes cooperate in the development of cancer and metastases. The ultimate goal is to identify new biomarkers for diagnostics and new targets for treatment.
Professor Kenn Gerdes, 58 years of age, has carried out pioneering research in persistence of bacterial infections. His research group has recently shown that the genetic elements known as toxin-antitoxin genes makes it possible for bacteria to stay alive in their host organism, even though they are sensitive to antibiotics. This can cause recurring or chronic infections. Gerdes' research in Denmark will focus on increasing our understanding of how bacteria survive and will promote the development of new methods for the control of relapsing and chronic infections.
Stephen M. Cohen and Kenn Gerdes will now start building their research groups at the University and will over the next few years gradually move all their operations to Copenhagen, so that in 2015 they will be fully employed at the University of Copenhagen.
"With the new, substantial Laureate Research Grants, the Novo Nordisk Foundation aims to bring some of the world's best researchers to Denmark. This will strengthen Danish research in both the short and long view, while also contributing to the Foundation's vision of making Denmark an international beacon for research within biomedicine and biotechnology. This will be achieved by developing and strengthening the country's scientific skills, training researchers and achieving world class scientific results," says chairman of the Board of the Novo Nordisk Foundation, Ulf. J. Johansson.
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Trump Taunts GOP, Refusing To Back Ryan, McCainDonald Trump is openly taunting the leaders of his own party by refusing to endorse House Speaker Paul Ryan of Wisconsin and Sen. John McCain of Arizona in their GOP primaries.
Speaker Ryan Calls For Focus On 'The Values That Unite Us'Anger about the police shootings in Dallas must not be allowed to divide us, House Speaker Paul Ryan said Friday
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House Speaker Paul Ryan Says Trump's Comments About Hispanic Judge Are IndefensibleHouse Speaker Paul Ryan on Donald Trump's judge's comment: `indefensible'.
Ryan's Trump Endorsement Comes With CaveatsHouse Speaker Paul Ryan isn't promising to help his party's presumptive presidential nominee on the campaign trail. He's not publicly backing any of Donald Trump's policies, even as he vows to vote for the brash billionaire.
Trump & Ryan Pledge To Work Together & End GOP RiftDonald Trump and House Speaker Paul Ryan declared themselves "totally committed" to working together after a fence-mending personal meeting on Thursday. Ryan praised Trump as "very warm and genuine."
Trump & Ryan Search For Common GroundDonald Trump and House Speaker Paul Ryan are sitting down face-to-face for the first time, a week after Ryan stunned Republicans by refusing to back the mercurial billionaire for president.
Congressional Republicans Grapple With Trump RealityRepublicans are returning to Capitol Hill to confront an awkward new reality. Donald Trump is their presumptive presidential nominee, but instead of uniting behind him, leading figures are withholding their support.
Donald Trump & Paul Ryan To Meet Next WeekDonald Trump and House Speaker Paul Ryan have agreed to meet next Thursday
No Mending In Sight For Fractured GOPA fractured Republican party showed few signs of mending Friday, after RNC chairman Reince Priebus declared his support for Donald Trump, and Trump bashed House Speaker Paul Ryan for not falling in line.
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EDITORIAL -- A just verdict: An acne drug did not make him do it
Nearly two years ago, then 18-year-old John Mullarkey Jr. of Monroeville was feeling depressed when he visited his girlfriend to talk about their relationship. Demi Cuccia, a popular Gateway High School cheerleader had just turned 16 the day before. She was looking for a change.
Angry words were exchanged. John Mullarkey pulled out a 3.5-inch pocket knife and wounded Demi Cuccia 16 times. The only question was whether the murder was premeditated.
During the recent trial, John Mullarkey's defense implicated the acne drug Accutane as an unindicted co-conspirator. The defense argued that Mr. Mullarkey's behavior was exacerbated by the drug. The jury disagreed and convicted him of first-degree murder. He will serve a life sentence. The jury opted to hold the killer responsible and not an acne drug -- and that's a victory for common sense.


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