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Student Profiles
DEGREE PROGRAM - Master of Health Science (MHS)
Sean was born and raised in New Jersey. He graduated from Johns Hopkins University in the fall of 2015 with a B.S. in Molecular and Cellular Biology. During his undergraduate studies, Sean was a student research assistant in two different labs. In Dr. Xin Chen's lab, he studied the metabolic control of stem cell development in Drosphilia melanogaster testes. In the second, Dr. Barry Zirkin's lab, Sean studied how the presence of various factors contributes to the development of stem cells and differentiation of those cells into testosterone-producing cells in adult rat testes. He hopes to continue research in the reproductive stem cell arena.
Sean enjoys playing basketball and has a passion for music. A combination of Dr. Zirkin's mentorship and the vast resources offered by the BMB MHS program led Sean to choose JHSPH. He aspires to attend medical school to become a surgeon.
Caitlin Bryan was born and grew up in Emmaus, Pennsylvania. She just graduated from Lehigh University in May where she studied Biopharmaceutical Engineering and played Division I field hockey. While at Lehigh, she achieved patriot league academic honor roll and was a student athlete mentor. Caitlin had the opportunity to work as a research scholar for the Lehigh Valley Health Network in the dental department, where she presented her research and shadowed dentists during their residencies.
She enjoys working out, playing sports and loves to read books, especially mystery novels. Caitlin is very social and loves spending time with family and friends. Something interesting about her is that she is the oldest of 4 siblings and all 4 were in undergrad at the same time. She chose BMB because Johns Hopkins has a longstanding respectable reputation in health care and she believes the education she will gain from this program will help her achieve her goal of attending dental school and becoming a dentist. Caitlin's long-term goal is to become an orthodontist and join her father and grandfather's practice.
Daniel Chang was born and raised in Lima, Peru and moved to Paterson, NJ at the age of 11. He graduated from the Johns Hopkins University in 2016 with a Bachelor of Arts in Public Health Studies. He is the first one in his family to have graduated from a prestigious institution outside of his native country. He worked all throughout his college career as a dance instructor at the Arthur Murray Dance Studio, as well as with one of the most renowned Latin dance companies in Baltimore: SalsaNow. During his time at Hopkins, he founded a chapter of the oldest Latino fraternity in existence, Phi Iota Alpha, as well as Baila, the only Latin dance team at the Homewood campus. He also played Latin percussion with the Peabody Latin Jazz Ensemble for 3 years.
In his spare time, Daniel enjoys playing several musical instruments, DJing for local events and venues, teaching weekly dance classes, and spending time with his 4 year old Hungarian Vizsla. Although Daniel is an eighth Chinese, he is actually fluent in Spanish and most of his family is in South America. The BMB program at Bloomberg is a very important step in Daniel's education, as he wants to soon after pursue medical school and become a world renowned surgeon.
Mengyin Chen was born and grew up in Shaoxing, Zhejiang Province, China. She graduated from the Beijing University of Chemical Technology in 2016 with a bachelor's degree in Biotechnology. She has conducted cancer research about autophagy both at her university and Cancer Research Institute of Shandong Province. In addition, she has conducted scientific research on the structure and function of monolignol ferulate transferase and strategic research on extracting sulforaphane from broccoli seeds.
In her free time, she likes reading, watching drama and taking part in outdoor activities. She has done some volunteering and hopes to continue that. Mengyin is very curious about science. She chose Johns Hopkins because she really loves biology and JHU is second to none in this field. In the future, she hopes to be a professor and have her own lab to do research in biology.
Alex Cole was born and raised in Orlando, Florida. In May 2015, he graduated Summa Cum Laude from the University of South Florida (USF) with a B.S. in Biomedical Sciences. During his time at USF, Alex was an executive member of the local chapter of the Sigma Chi Fraternity and the USF Interfraternity Council, the local a chemistry tutor, a member of the Baker Natural Products Research Group, and a USF Ambassador.
He enjoys weight training, outdoorsmanship, and culinary arts. Alex has torn his left ACL three times. After gaining experience working in an emergency department and volunteering at a local hospital on the inpatient oncology floor, he has been inspired to apply his academic strengths to the study of reproductive and cancer biology at Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health. After gaining his master's degree, Alex plans to pursue an MD-PhD program.
Tom Cronin grew up in Hershey Pennsylvania. He studied Spanish at Franklin and Marshall College while also completing the pre-med curriculum. While in school, he spent a lot of time working as a translator. He worked with Hershey Foods to translate for the largely Spanish-speaking work force. Tom also used his Spanish to work on a community survey project in Lancaster PA, whose population is 40% Spanish speaking. The project was run by a health clinic interested in finding ways to reduce emergency room visits.
In his spare time, Tom enjoys playing soccer, hanging out, playing video games, and reading. He chose this program to strengthen his resume with a rigorous science course load, while also gaining some background in public health. After this program, Tom plans on either pursuing medical school, or finding a job in the public health field.
Yasmeen Elsakary was born in Secaucus, New Jersey and grew up in Rahway, New Jersey, right outside of New York City. She attended Rutgers University and received her B.A. in Biological Sciences, with minors in Women's and Gender Studies and Nutrition, in 2016. As an undergraduate, Yasmeen conducted research at the Rutgers Center of Alcohol Studies studying the effects of chronic mild stress and prolonged alcohol consumption on macrophage activity in the liver of osteocalcin knockout mice.
Outside of academia, Yasmeen enjoys reading, eating, volunteering, and engaging in community activism. Interestingly enough, it was this passion for social justice and feminism that brought her to the field of public health. Yasmeen chose Johns Hopkins because of the impact the school has made, and continues to make, around the world. She hopes to one day become a physician to serve marginalized communities, and further pursue her interest in women's health and reproductive rights throughout her career.
Kyrra Engle grew up in Sunnyvale, California. She graduated from the University of Redlands in 2010 with a Bachelor's of Arts degree in Sociology and completed a post-baccalaureate health professions program at the University of California, Berkeley in 2015. She has worked as a clinic assistant and health educator at Planned Parenthood for the past three years. In addition, Kyrra has worked for community development organizations on four different continents and seen firsthand the way individual health problems are born from larger societal forces.
In her free time, she enjoys dancing, practicing calligraphy, reading, and traveling. Kyrra chose Johns Hopkins because their world class education and learning environment will help prepare her for medical school. This will be her first time living on the east coast and owning a scarf!
Jeffrey Eyring was born and raised in Rock Springs, Wyoming and has lived in Utah since 2004. He graduated from Weber State University in 2014 with a Bachelor's of Science in Microbiology. He has assisted in research of antibiotic resistance in bacterial isolates from hospital populations. In addition, he assisted at the University of Utah School of Medicine in researching late-life depression in aging veterans.
In his free time, he enjoys playing basketball, watching football, and perusing the internet for the latest development in technology and science. Jeffrey spent two years living overseas in Hong Kong, so he always looks forward to living in a new place and experiencing new things and people. Jeffrey chose Johns Hopkins because of their rich history in medical education. He hopes to attend medical school where he can use his training from Johns Hopkins to improve people's lives.
Brendan Fowl grew up in Baltimore and is thrilled to be home. He attended undergrad at Carleton College in Northfield, Minnesota and graduated in 2014 with a B.A. in Biology. Following graduation, he moved to Boston and took a research assistant position in the Camargo Lab at Boston Children's Hospital. His work at Children's focused on the role of the Hippo Pathway in cellular maintenance, proliferation and oncogenesis. At the beginning of this summer he moved back to Baltimore and has been working in the Kavran Lab in BMB.
At Carleton, Brendan was on the baseball and track and field team. He still loves to play baseball, as well as, pretty much any pick-up game that's going on. He is looking forward to taking advantage of all the community partnerships Hopkins has to offer and wants to find a community health organization to work with throughout the school year. Brendan hopes to continue on to medical school where he would love to go into pediatric oncology and continue with oncology research.
Javaughn Gray was born and raised in Nassau, Bahamas. He attended Nova Southeastern University in Ft. Lauderdale, Florida where he completed his Bachelor of Science degree in Biology. He has also attended Johns Hopkins University where he completed his Master of Science degree in Biotechnology through the Health Science Intensive Post-Bacc program. Javaughn's biggest accomplishments thus far would have to be obtaining his bachelors and master's degrees in the U.S. He has research experience in organic synthesis, stem cell biology and renal physiology. He is most interested in studying signaling pathways and their effects on angiogenesis/tumor cell proliferation.
His favorite thing to do is play his guitar and write music. Javaughn chose to continue his education at JHU in BMB because of all the opportunities JHSPH has to offer and the large amount of flexibility in coursework that will allow him to explore new areas. His goal is to pursue an MD through a research-heavy program.
Jingting Han was born and grew up in Beijing, China. She graduated from the University of California, San Diego majoring in Pharmacological chemistry. She has conducted biochemistry research and presented it at undergraduate research conferences and at the UCSD undergraduate symposium. Jingting has conducted scientific research using different software to calculate the distance between the alpha carbon of each atom in a protein to discover the conformational change of each protein.
In her free time, she likes sleeping, cooking, mostly Chinese food and cookies, drawing and reading. Jingting can speak Chinese, of course, and English. An interesting thing about her is that she does not like coffee. She chose JHU because of the world famous education and diverse culture. Her future goal is having the ability to follow her own heart while enjoying life, and help others to have a better life.
Bixi He was born and grew up in Liaoning, China. She graduated from Beijing Normal University and received the Bachelor of Science degree in Biotechnology. Bixi applied a funding project for undergraduate students, which aimed to screening the optimal derivative among three kinds of derivatives of GCC, and then explored its pharmacological function and its immunosuppression mechanism.
She likes running, playing badminton and watching movies. She also likes to watch basketball games. Bixi chose BMB because Johns Hopkins is a well-known university with well-arranged courses and expert professionals holding the leading role both in the academic research and practical application areas. She believes studying in BMB can help her to acquire integrated knowledge required for a PhD. In the future, Bixi wants to apply to a PhD program and do research in biomedical sciences.
Delcora Huggins was born and raised in Newport News, Virginia. She graduated from the Johns Hopkins University in 2016 with a Bachelor's of Science degree in Neuroscience and Molecular Cellular Biology. She has worked at the Johns Hopkins Hospital conducting clinical research with epileptic and substance abuse populations.
Delcora spends a lot of her time working out and playing basketball; a hobby she has maintained since the age of five. When she's not in the gym, you can find her reading neuroscience and biology journals, volunteering, or hanging out at the Inner Harbor. She chose Johns Hopkins because over the past four years, it has become her home and she enjoys both the challenges and insights the school has to offer. In the future, she hopes to attend medical school, and dedicate her time to clinical and scientific research that will lead to advancements in the fields of neuroscience and neurosurgery.
Christopher Hurtado was born and raised in Miami, Florida. He graduated from Johns Hopkins University in 2016 with a B.S degree in Neuroscience. He is currently working on several projects at the Wilmer Eye Institute, investigating the role of various neuro-immunological interactions in regulating retinal regeneration in the zebrafish model system. Christopher chose Johns Hopkins because of its world class education as well as the various opportunities to get involved in the surrounding East Baltimore Community.
In his spare time Chris enjoys embracing his Hispanic culture through the art of dance. Christopher plans to attend medical school and become a pediatric neurosurgeon.
Yeong Jin Jeong (YJ) was born in South Korea, and grew up there until the age of 13. Then he moved to the United States to study and then back to South Korea after college in 2012. He graduated from North Carolina State University with a bachelor's degree in Biological Sciences. Back in Korea, YJ helped out his family by working for their real estate business. He learned to invest and produce profit by remodeling the properties and selling them. He enjoyed his work and so far he managed to sell 12 properties.
In his free time, he enjoys playing basketball, weightlifting, reading and hiking. YJ is fascinated by carpentry and he wishes to make it his hobby someday. He chose Johns Hopkins BMB program because he remembered how he loved studying science in college. And he trusts that the best institution to learn it is at Hopkins. His future goal is to become a dentist and conduct stem cell or regenerative research in the field.
Alexandra Kappaz was born in Washington, D.C. and grew up in Bethesda, Maryland, living in Singapore for a brief time. She attended the Johns Hopkins University for her undergraduate studies, earning her B.Sc. in Molecular and Cellular Biology. In addition to the associated studies for her major, Alexandra also engaged in research at a yeast genomics lab at JHU, and pursued a pre-medical track. Following her graduation in 2015, Alexandra expanded her clinical experience by working as a medical assistant for a private surgical firm specializing in general and laparoscopic surgery.She also volunteers at a therapeutic riding facility for disabled children and adults, which allows her to combine her passion for giving back to the community, and the love for horses she developed throughout her competitive equestrian career. While Alexandra's decision to attend Johns Hopkins was significantly influenced by factors such as the school's prestige and its incredible ability to guide students to success in the medical and scientific fields, it was her positive undergraduate experience at JHU that solidified her decision. In the future, Alexandra plans to attend medical school and become a physician.
Roche Kapoor was born in New Delhi, India and grew up near Chicago, Illinois. He attended the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign and graduated in 2015 with a B.S. in Molecular and Cellular Biology. While at UIUC, he conducted research on Inhalation Anthrax and presented his findings at the Annual Biomedical Research Conference for Minority Students (ABRCMS).
In addition to research, he worked as a Resident Advisor (RA) at Illinois Street Residence Hall and served as the President of PRISM.
In his leisure time, Roche likes to watch documentaries, cook, and play tabletop games. He was named after the Sanskrit word for anger because his father had an infamous temper in his youth. Roche chose Johns Hopkins because of the tremendous emphasis the university puts on the intersection of social justice and healthcare policy. In the future, Roche hopes to attend medical school and focus on bringing quality healthcare to marginalized communities.
Shahrzad Khaiat was born in Shiraz, Iran and immigrated to Vancouver, Canada in 2010 after she finished her secondary school. She graduated from the University of British Columbia with B.Sc. Degree in Microbiology and Immunology and a minor in Spanish. She has conducted research at ICORD (International Collaboration on Repair Discoveries) on neurogenesis and rehabilitation after spinal cord injury. She has also conducted research experiments at UBC microbiology and immunology lab, and physiology lab. She swam with the UBC synchronized swimming club for 4 years and competed in the Canadian University Synchro Swimming League (CUSSL) national competitions. She also participated in a study abroad program in Spain, Barcelona to practice her Spanish and study Spanish literature. She speaks English, Farsi and Spanish and her hobbies include swimming, beach volleyball, dancing, traveling and hiking.
She chose to study BMB at John Hopkins University to prepare herself for medical school, meet new people and expand her networking. She hopes to enter medical school and continue her interest in the area of research. She also hopes to use her abilities as a physician to contribute to helping the underprivileged areas in South America.
Sakshi Khurana is ethnically Indian but was born and brought up in Jakarta, Indonesia and has also lived in Auckland, New Zealand. She graduated from Worcester Polytechnic Institute (WPI) in 2016 with a Bachelor of Science degree in Biology and Biotechnology with a minor in Entrepreneurship. During her undergraduate career, she researched cytoskeleton proteins in plant cells. In particular she worked with a microtubule associated protein which plays a role in polarized cell growth. Sakshi continues to be interested in the impact of mutated proteins on organismal development but hopes to move into research impacting human health and is particularly interested in the mutations involved in cancer.
In her free time, Sakshi was involved with international community governance and diversity programing at WPI and is very passionate about educating people on the importance of diversity in academic institutions. She enjoys going to the gym, reading, watching TV shows and can speak English, Hindi, Bahasa Indonesia and intermediate Spanish.
She chose Johns Hopkins because of its commitment to protecting health through medical research. She hopes to use her time at Johns Hopkins to realize her specific research interests. In the future, Sakshi aspires to pursue her PhD and conduct research that could impact millions of lives around the world.
Yoo Jin Kim was born in South Korea and moved to the United States at the age of 9. Since then, she has spent her time in Chicago, IL. Yoo Jin graduated from Johns Hopkins in 2015 with majors in Neuroscience and Spanish. After graduation, she made the decision to further explore medicine and the healthcare system while developing her scientific interests. Yoo Jin always had an inclination towards BMB throughout her classes at Hopkins which led her to choose the BMB program. Here, she plans to explore aspects of BMB apart from her initial interest in Neuroscience and to pursue a research project to better prepare herself for the translational and scientific research she hopes to pursue in her future career as a physician.
During her free time, Yoo Jin either walks her two puppies or pursues her musical hobbies: playing the piano and singing.
Jon Konel was born in Valhalla, New York and grew up in Nutley, New Jersey. He graduated from The Johns Hopkins University in 2014 with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Psychological and Brain Sciences. He has conducted kidney transplant research at Johns Hopkins School of Medicine for the past two years and was published in the American Journal of Transplantation in July 2016.
In his free time, Jon likes to sing, prepare his family's Ecuadorian recipes, and travel. He is also currently training for a half marathon in the Baltimore Running Festival this October. Jon chose Johns Hopkins because education at this school is one-of-a-kind, and the opportunities are endless. In the future, Jon hopes to attend medical school and utilize the insights gained at the JHSPH in his future career.
Brian Krahl was born and raised in Salisbury, Maryland. He received his interdisciplinary bachelor's in biology, chemistry, and neuroscience from Salisbury University in the spring of 2015. In addition to his course work at SU, he conducted undergraduate research in functional and structural oligodendrocyte changes in hyperglycemic zebrafish.
In his free time he dabbles with wood working. He has no regrets except not attending baseball camp with his cousin as a child, because he most certainly would be playing for the Orioles by now. He chose JHU because he knew he would get the foremost education and research training in the molecular biology field. Also, for Brian JHU is located in state, and in the most biotech dense region in the country. After graduating from JHU, Brian intends to go on to earn is Ph.D. in molecular biology, and work in pharmaceutical R&D.
Ohemaa Kwakyi
Ohemaa Kwakyi was born in Athens, Georgia but was raised in Accra, Ghana in West Africa. After completing elementary through high school in Ghana, she moved back to the US for college. Ohemaa graduated from Johns Hopkins University with a Bachelor's degree in Biology. Over her undergraduate career she was involved in clinical research studies pertaining to chronic diseases and genetic disorder, specifically, Asthma and Skeletal Dysplasias.
She is very passionate about dance and was captain of her dance team for three years. In addition to dance, she enjoys watching Korean dramas, plays four instruments and speaks English, Twi (Akan) and French. She chose BMB because of its dedication to utilizing the intersection between scientific research and public health expertise to solving pertinent health issues. She aspires to be a pediatrician oncologist and work with chronic disease care and management in developing countries.
Ashley Lau was born and raised in San Francisco, California. She graduated from Johns Hopkins University in 2016. She has conducted scientific research in trying to explore new therapeutic strategies for Alzheimer's disease in mouse models.
In her free time, she enjoys reading, fencing, and taking nature walks. She chose the BMB program at JHU because of the vast array of research opportunities, and hopes to learn more about how public health practices aid in the prevention of diseases. In the future, Ashley hopes to attend medical school.
Emily Lavell was born in Philadelphia, PA and grew up in New Jersey. She earned a B.A. in Neuroscience from Johns Hopkins in 2013 and worked for three years in the Neurosurgery research lab of Dr. Alfredo Quinones-Hinojosa. Her work in research has resulted in publications including a cover-page article in Molecular Cancer Research, contributions to the book Advances in Experimental Medicine and Biology, several poster presentations including at the 2015 AACR conference, and an oral presentation at the Mayo Clinic's 2016 Neurosurgery Research Symposium.
In her free time, she enjoys volunteering at the Harriet Lane clinic, running at Loch Raven reservoir, cooking and going to yoga. She chose Johns Hopkins because she is grateful to have called Hopkins home since 2009, and recognizes all the institution has to offer. She looks forward to studying Biochemistry and Molecular Biology and earning a certificate in Gerontology. In the future she hopes to become an academic clinician and explore public health solutions for the aging population.
Hans Liu was born in Minneapolis, Minnesota – "the Land of 10,000 Lakes". At the age of four, he traversed the Pacific with his family and arrived in Beijing, settling in their humble abode located minutes away from the soon-to-be Bird's Nest of the 2008 Olympics. After completing elementary and middle school in Beijing, he returned to Minneapolis for high school, and subsequently attended Washington University in St. Louis for undergrad, with a major in Chemistry (Biochemistry concentration). Post-graduation, Hans worked at the NIA on telomeres, and thereafter, conducted research on cytomegalovirus at Johns Hopkins.
Upon completing the BMB program at Johns Hopkins, Hans plans to pursue a PhD degree in preparation for a career in biomedical research, with the goal of gaining useful knowledge and putting it to good use.
Amanda Lourenco was born and raised in a small town just outside of Amherst, Massachusetts. She graduated from Johns Hopkins University in 2016 with a B.S. in Molecular and Cellular Biology and a minor in Women Gender and Sexuality Studies. Amanda has performed research at the JHU Homewood Campus studying neurocognitive aging, as well as at the Bloomberg School of Public Health studying the formation and function of the male gamete as it pertains to male infertility.
As an undergraduate she was very involved within her sorority, Kappa Kappa Gamma as well as in the Greek community and was named the 2016 Fraternity and Sorority Life Woman of the Year. For fun, Amanda enjoys tutoring elementary school students, traveling, live music festivals, and party planning. She even interned two summers as a wedding planner! Amanda looks forward to continuing her education within the BMB Program at the Bloomberg School of Public Health because it offers an excellent program where she can further her knowledge of reproductive biology with the added aspect of public health that she hasn't been exposed to previously. In the future Amanda hopes to pursue either medical school or a PhD in which she can focus on reproductive health.
Jennifer Mansour was born in San Jose, California and grew up in Haymarket, Virginia. She graduated from the University of Virginia in 2016 with her Bachelors of Arts in Biology. At the University of Virginia she conducted stem cell therapy research in the treatment of diabetic retinopathy. Jennifer spent additional time working as a teaching assistant, volunteering as an EMT, and mentoring pre-medical students.
When she was young, Jennifer was diagnosed with a rare genetic disorder which inspired her to become a physician. Jennifer chose Johns Hopkins for the unique curriculum and innumerable opportunities that will help her become a successful physician. She hopes as a physician to improve preventative medicine specifically through education. In her free time, Jennifer enjoys gardening, cooking and running.
Luis Monslave was born in La Habana, Cuba and grew up in Tampa, Florida. He graduated from the University of South Florida in 2015 with a B.S. in Biomedical Sciences. He has conducted smoking cessation research and presented it at the Moffitt Cancer Center Scientific Symposium. He also conducted melanoma prevention research in which clinical trial participants receive results of their analyzed MC1R gene to assess how varying risk for skin cancer impacts their preventative behavior. In addition, he has completed over 1000 hours of physician shadowing and 400 hours of volunteer work as a Spanish-speaking interpreter for a free clinic.
In his free time, Luis loves to explore new restaurants and bars, play various sports, dance and travel. He chose to attend Johns Hopkins because of the exceptional medical and public health programs and because the MHS will prepare him for medical school. Luis looks forward to living in Baltimore since it will expose him to new experiences and opportunities, like seeing snow for the first time in sixteen years and networking with some of the most renowned health professionals in the world. Luis hopes to become a surgeon and create a successful business that he can pass down to his children.
Balaganesh Natarajan was born in Shotley Bridge, England and grew up in Mountaintop, Pennsylvania. He graduated from Drexel University in June 2016 with a Bachelor's of Science degree in Biology and a minor in Psychology. During his sophomore year, he conducted research pertaining too epigenetic modes of gene control specifically associated with neurogenesis using Drosophila fruit flies as a model system. During his junior year, Balaganesh was involved in biophysics research pertaining to cell injury in cancer cells. Through months of research during his junior year, he was able to come out with his very own poster titled, "Temperature Dependent Responses in Live Mammalian Cells". He was also second author for the poster of the physics graduate student of the lab, whose research was focused on cell repair and apoptosis using biophysical tools such as an infrared laser to study them. This poster was titled, "A Fast Temperature Jump Method to Study Cellular Thermal Response", and was presented on May 1st, 2015.
In his free time, he likes playing tennis, ping-pong, badminton, and hiking. He can also speak Tamil, Spanish, and English. Balaganesh chose Johns Hopkins because of their noteworthy education opportunities that will help him prepare for the field of medicine, which is his ultimate goal. In the future, Balaganesh hopes to attend medical school, and specialize in cardiology.
Dao Nguyen was born and grew up in Da Nang, Central Vietnam. In 2009, he began his study abroad in the U.S as a high school student. In 2013, he received an associate degree in general sciences from Portland Community college. Dao then graduated from Pacific University - Oregon in 2016 with a Bachelor of Science degree in Biology. From the summer of 2015 until his graduation, Dao has conducted a funded research on the presence and prevalence of antibiotic resistance genes and related mobile genetic elements in environmental metagenomics DNA samples utilizing basic molecular methods, a study that Dao and his colleagues are looking forward for a publication in 2016.
In his free time, Dao enjoys playing guitars, and making arts. Soccer is his favorite sport. During this winter of 2014, Dao traveled back to Vietnam and volunteered at Da Nang Cancer Hospital, where he sparked his interest in studying public health. Attending the MHS program at JHSPH, he is eager to further explore the intersections between the fields of public health and medicine. The program will provide new opportunities and expose him with ideas to achieve his goals to involve in biomedical researches and international medical relief as a physician in the future.
Kenneth Ofori was born in Accra, Ghana and grew up in Nsawam in the Eastern Region of Ghana. He graduated from the University of Ghana Medical School in 2013 with an MB CHB. He was the valedictorian of his graduating class.
He enjoys reading poems and playing soccer for leisure. Kenneth chose BMB because he aspires to do cancer research and believes the program will provide him with a firm foundation in cancer biology and cell signalling.
Noordeep Panesar was born and raised in Toronto, Ontario, so don't mind her when she says "eh." She completed a Bachelor of Health Science at the University of Western Ontario in London, Ontario and then attended Johns Hopkins University for a Post-Baccalaureate Master of Science in Biotechnology with a concentration in the Health Science Intensive Program. She is proud of her achievements; such as earning her bachelor and master's degrees, disciplining herself to stay active, and for overcoming the bystander effect by offering aid to a person who was unconscious due to a drug overdose.
Her interests include showering her cat with affection; cooking and eating; hanging with her friends and family; exploring; rap and deep house; and working out. Noordeep chose BMB because it will give her the foundation to pursue an MD/MPH by studying medicine and science with a public health focus.
Soo-ah Park was born and raised in Seoul, Korea. She graduated from the Towson University in 2014 with Bachelor's degree in Science. After graduation, she participated in research in Dr. Drummond Barbosa's laboratory as a visiting scholar. She is very passionate and enthusiastic for her future life doing research and hopes to gain more experience while completing her master's work at JHSPH.
In her free time, she likes watching TV, meeting friends, and swimming. She can speak Korean, and English. She taught TOEFL at Pagoda academy located in Korea for two years. Soo-ah chose Johns Hopkins because the world class education will help prepare her to be a great researcher. She is willing to build relationships with new people and have new experiences at Hopkins. In the future, Soo-ah hopes to pursue her PhD degree at Hopkins, and conduct research. Eventually, she wants develop medicine that helps people.
John Petrie was born in Manhasset, New York and grew up in Setauket, New York. He graduated from the Johns Hopkins University in 2016 with a Bachelor's of Science degree in Neuroscience. While attending Johns Hopkins, he represented the university as a member of the varsity fencing team achieving a career total of three hundred wins.
In his free time, John continues to fence as well as cycle and run. John has conducted scientific research for Stony Brook University investigating the molecular effects of hypoxia on memory in mice. He chose to study at the School of Public Health in order to be prepared for medical school in the future.
Juliet Pham was born and raised in Austin, Texas. She graduated from the University of Texas at Austin in 2015 in 3 years with a Bachelor of Science and Arts (BSA) in Biology, with a minor in English. She was in the International Baccalaureate Diploma program and entered college with 24 credits. Juliet has been a tutor, teaching assistant, editor, writing instructor, and guest speaker. She has shadowed a family practitioner for over 5 years and was a medical shadowing intern for an otolaryngologist, a nephrologist, a dermatologist, and an oral & maxillofacial surgeon. Juliet has known that she wanted to be a doctor at the age of 6. She chose Johns Hopkins because of its phenomenal curriculum. Her goal is to be an educator, a researcher, and a world-class physician.
Juliet is very passionate about community service, and she has acted as lead coordinator in three service projects, which she created and organized.
She enjoys playing piano at nursing homes and working with special needs and autistic children. Her hobbies include spending time with family and playing tennis.
Maria Laura Reategui was born in Lima, Peru and moved to Puerto Rico when she was ten years old. She finished high school in Puerto Rico and then moved to Baltimore for college. She graduated from Johns Hopkins University in 2016 with a B.S in Molecular and Cellular Biology and a B.A in Romance Languages. She has conducted lysosomal storage disease as well as cancer research.
In her free time, she likes to go to the gym, hang out with her friends and go shopping. Maria Laura also loves dancing salsa, merengue, and bachata and speaks Spanish, English, French and Portuguese. She chose Johns Hopkins because the curriculum and diverse opportunities will help her become better prepared for medical school. She is very excited about staying in Baltimore especially now that her two brothers will also be studying in Johns Hopkins as undergraduate students. In the future, Maria Laura would like to be a doctor and join an organization like doctors without borders. In that way she will be able to travel and put into use her medical knowledge as well as her language skills.
Pamela Saavedra-Rivera was born and raised in sunny south Florida. She graduated from Johns Hopkins University in 2016 with a Bachelor's of Science degree in Neuroscience with a Cellular and Molecular concentration. She has conducted neurology-related research with time on: Glioblastoma Multiforme, hydrocephalus, and circulating tumor cells. She is a member of the Student National Medical Association and was nominated to attend their national conference this past March.
In her free time, she likes to draw, dance, learn new languages, and cook. She is in the process of learning German and Japanese. Pamela chose Johns Hopkins because of the incomparable program that will further prepare her for medical school. She is excited to spend more time in Baltimore and engage in public health focused volunteer work. In the near future, Pamela hopes to attend medical school and continue her people-focused service endeavors through local and international health outreach through medical school and into her practice as a physician.
Elham Shams was born in Tehran, Iran and I moved to United States when she was ten years old. She grew up in Davie, FL and attended Florida State University for her undergraduate education. Elham majored in biology and minored in chemistry and psychology.
She enjoys swimming, reading novels and bird watching. In college, she published an observational study on the red-headed woodpecker that detailed its behavior and habitat. Elham chose BMB to enhance her understanding of the biological processes that occur within the human body. She decided to attend Johns Hopkins University in order to immerse herself in a culturally diverse and accepting environment that is on the forefront of medical research. Elham hopes that the knowledge gained from the program will allow her to excel as a future medical student and become a compassionate physician.
Annu Sharma was born and raised in Baltimore, MD. She graduated on the Dean's List from Notre Dame of Maryland University where she earned a BA in Biology and a minor in Computer Science. She has conducted asthma pathogenesis and epigenetics research at Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health and research focusing on molecular mechanisms of cardiovascular disease at Johns Hopkins School of Medicine. She speaks three languages including English, Punjabi, and Hindi. After she obtains her MHS, she plans on attending medical school. Annu chose to attend Johns Hopkins and enroll in the BMB program because she wants to be challenged and also prepare herself for her future career as a physician. While doing so, this will allow her to stay close to her family and friends.
Zach Silverstein was born and raised in Cleveland, Ohio. He graduated from Brown University in 2013, double majoring in economics and biology. Zach considers his greatest accomplishments to have been his helping to determine the structures of two proteins responsible for mediating resistance to the antibiotic fosfomycin, his summiting of Mount Kilimanjaro, and his ultimately finding Waldo in the infamous "The Land of Waldos."
In his free time, he enjoys running, trivia, rewatching episodes of Seinfeld, reminiscing in the antics of Calvin and Hobbes, and witnessing the Cleveland Browns find new ways to break his heart. Zach's reason for choosing BMB is a desire to further his academic and professional interests, gain guidance for his future endeavors, and to be surrounded by peers and colleagues who will push him to be the best he can be. As for the future, Zach hopes to attend medical school and to become a physician specializing in pediatric infectious disease.
Zorawar Singh was born in India and his parents eventually decided to immigrate to the United States. Having moved around a lot, he has lived in Pittsburgh, Texas, California, and now resides in Seattle, Washington. After high school, he went attended Saint Louis University, where he received a Bachelors in Science in Biology. Aside from being involved volunteer organizations on campus, Zorawar worked to organize his own medical brigade to India, where he worked with physicians to provide free care to underserved populations.
In his spare time, Zorawar enjoys traveling, sports, and the outdoors. He chose the BMB program because he thought it would give him a great opportunity to not only further his scientific understanding but also begin to understand health care on a more macroscopic scale. Zorawar hopes to leverage the knowledge he gains while in the BMB program and apply it to his future career as a physician.
Danielle Steffan was born in Amherst, New York and grew up in Gowanda, New York. She graduated from the University at Buffalo in 2016 with a Bachelor's of Art degree in Health and Human Services. She graduated a semester early and Magna Cum Laude. She is a NYS certified Basic Emergency Medical Technician and volunteers with Hospice Buffalo.
Her hobbies include playing coed football, riding her bike, and baking desserts. She also grew up on a farm raising various animals, such as cows, pigs, and chickens. Danielle chose Johns Hopkins because of the caliber of education that will help to prepare her for a physician assistant program. She hopes to attend school next year to become a physician assistant and provide exceptional health care to those in need.
Bryanna Stukes was born and raised throughout Southern Maryland. She graduated from Spelman College in 2013 with a Bachelor's Degree in Philosophy. Following graduation, Bryanna worked as an intern at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention in Atlanta, GA as well as a medical scribe at the University of Maryland Baltimore Washington Medical Center. Afterwards, Bryanna served in Peace Corps Ecuador as a health volunteer. It was here that she spent two years working as a public health promoter with a focus on women's health and empowerment.
In her free time, Bryanna enjoys staying physically active. She has extensive experience in long distance running, dancing, and yoga practice. She also enjoys reading and studying philosophical texts that address sociopolitical justice. Bryanna chose the Bloomberg Biochemistry and Molecular Biology MHS program because of the excellent academic reputation, the familiar location, and the unique curriculum. Following matriculation, she will pursue medicine with a focus of serving in underserved populations and alleviating health disparities.
Lesley Summerville was born and raised in Richmond, Virginia. She recently graduated from Christopher Newport University in Newport News, Virginia, where she majored in Cellular, Molecular, and Physiological Biology with a minor in Leadership Studies.
Lesley has been an equestrian for her entire life and rode competitively for many years. Now that she's in a more urban area, she spends more of her free time doing yoga, reading, crafting, and cooking. Lesley spent the entire summer before beginning classes at JHSPH working full time as a volunteer in Dr. Coulombe's lab. She is thrilled to attend Johns Hopkins because of their incredibly accomplished faculty, advanced facilities, and world-renowned reputation. Her ultimate goal is to attend medical school and to focus on cancer research and treatment in the future.
Jarrett Taylor was born in Bellevue, Washington and grew up in the greater Seattle area. He graduated from Johns Hopkins University with a BS in Molecular in and Cellular Biology. He conducted obesity and weight loss research at the Johns Hopkins Weight Management Center. Additionally he conducted diabetes research, regarding the investigation of treatments for Diabetes using a genetic mouse model via examination of pancreatic beta cells, in the Cell Biology Core of Diabetes Research Center at the Johns Hopkins Hospital.
In his free time he enjoys playing soccer, reading, and spending time with friends. Johns Hopkins provides him with the opportunity to prepare him for medical school and beyond. Baltimore has been his home for four years now but this next year gives him the opportunity to explore the city further. Jarrett hopes to attend medical school as well as conduct scientific research.
Ravi Thombre was born and raised in Chicago, Illinois. He attended the University of Miami and majored in biology with minors in chemistry and German. At the University of Miami, he had the chance to participate on the varsity cross-country team, as well as partake in various different service organizations and initiatives. He received several awards such as the ACC scholar-athlete award, as well as deans & provost list honors, and was named a German student of the year his senior year of college.
In his free time he enjoys playing and watching sports with friends, running, biking and hiking, as well as reading and watching movies. Peculiarly, he has seen almost every episode of the show South Park over three times. His reasons for choosing BMB are to broaden the foundation of his scientific knowledge, have the opportunity to continue to do research and learn under the guidance of world-renowned Johns Hopkins staff, as well as seek out avenues to perform service in the Baltimore community. He hopes to one day attend medical school and work with underserved communities.
Esteban Urias was born in El Paso, Texas and has spent most of my life in Juarez, Mexico, and El Paso. He graduated from Johns Hopkins University in 2016 with a B.S. in Biomedical Engineering. During college, he conducted research on the metabolic patterns of cancer cells and designed a surgical tool for spinal surgery. Esteban also enjoys volunteering at local clinics in Baltimore as a patient/doctor Spanish translator.
His hobbies include archery, tennis, basketball, and swimming. Esteban can speak English, Spanish, and a tiny bit of French. He chose the MHS program in order to learn more about the field of biochemistry and prepare himself for medical school. His future goals are to attend medical school and pursue a career as a surgeon.
Nicholas Wang was born in Ottawa, Canada and grew up in Portland, Oregon. He graduated from the University of Toronto in 2016 with a Bachelor of Applied Science in Biomedical Engineering and is hoping to get into an MD/PhD program after his MHS at Johns Hopkins. He has done research in optogenetics and tissue optics at the Oregon Health & Sciences University and completed a thesis project at the University of Toronto in quantitative fluorescence microscopy of receptor dynamics. Outside of academics, Nicholas enjoys lifting, playing basketball, and finding new places to eat.
Matthew Wen was born in St. Paul, MN but spent most of his childhood in a Chicago suburb. He graduated from Johns Hopkins University in May 2016 with a Bachelor's of Science in Molecular and Cellular Biology. Over the past few years, he performed biological research involving the cancer cell signaling pathway at the Los Alamos National Laboratory, Hepatitis B Foundation, and the JHSPH Biochemistry and Molecular Biology department.
Matthew loves staying active by participating in outdoor recreation, such as hiking, camping, or rock climbing. He also runs and weightlifts when not exploring the great outdoors. Additionally, he enjoys reading and music, as seen by his participation in multiple musical groups throughout his lifetime. After performing research at the JHSPH BMB department for a few years, Matthew became closely acquainted with several of the faculty members, which prompted his desire to attend the BMB MHS program. He hopes to eventually pursue a medical degree, using the knowledge obtained from the BMB program to better prepare him for a career in medicine.
Krystal (Musi) Zhang was born in China and moved to Boston after finishing middle school. She then relocated to Texas and graduated from the University of Texas at Austin with a B.S. in Cell and Molecular Biology. She developed a strong interest in research as an undergrad and had conducted experiments to study autism and non-invasive prenatal testing at Baylor College of Medicine.
Krystal is a serious food lover and enjoys trying out cuisines from different cultures. She chose JHSPH because it is the best public health school in the country along with the excellent research opportunities it offers. In the future, she plans to attend medical school and use her public health training to work internationally.
Xueqi Zhao was born in China and grew up there. She graduated from the University of Wisconsin-Madison in 2015 with a Bachelor degree in Biochemistry. She has conducted research in many areas including cancer and metabolic disorder.
In her free time, she likes watching TV dramas and travelling. She chose BMB at John Hopkins because it is dedicated to provide students innovative thoughts and technologies to prepare them to become research scientists. In the future, she hopes to work in a clinical research institute or lab.


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The levels Of Organization
The cell is the basic unit of structure and function of a living thing.ex:blood cell,red blood cell,amoeba.
Tissues are made of a group of similar cells that work together to do a specific job in the body.
Organs are made up of two or more tissues that work together to do a specific job.ex a heart,lungs brain
An organ system is a group of organs working together to perform particular jobs.
Sum of all cells, tissues, organs and organ systems makes an organism. An organisms is made when a group of organ systems work together.ex fungi plants, animals
these all work together by working together in many ways like the heart lungs and brain work together to keep blood flowing and to help us breathe.our tissue helps keep are bones in place and help connect bones.are organs all do different things in are body to help us stay alive.and our organ system has different organs working together in a group.

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Baci is a wonderful gem amongst so many restaurant chains. You are only a stranger here once because Vittorio and crew make everyone feel like family and work hard to make it a memorable dining experience, not just a place to eat out. We recently celebrated our 25th wedding anniversary here and had a fabulous evening with wonderful food, great wine, a perfect atmosphere (including the romantic background music) and wonderful service.
Our food was top quality (as it always is) from the burrata caprese appetizer to the steak with gorgonzola sauce and osso bucco to the specially prepared desserts. The food is authentically Italian and better than any other we have tried. Delizioso! (our other favorites are the mixed seafood pasta and chicken marsala).
It is always a pleasure to dine at Baci and I can't recommend it enough.
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Make Monday For Friday Delivery...cake Balls?
Decorating By BlondiezBakery Updated 17 Dec 2008 , 1:41am by SILVERCAT
I have got some time tonight..and I am in the baking mood to make my cupcakepops/cake balls. I am taking them as a hostess gift to an xmas party friday night. If I make them tonight will they be ok for Friday?!?
If you make the balls ahead of time and then refrigerate/freeze them, then Thursday nite you can coat them in whatever it is you coat them in.
I agree. Make them tonight ( as I am) and dip them Thursday, then they'll be dry and ready Friday. Or even Wed night. But don't freeze after you dip. I'm making mine tonight and dipping Wed for Thursday
Ok...great! Thanks for the help. I didn't know to not freeze or refrigerate them after dipping....thanks for the save!
So, I can make them tonight and freeze them until Thursday? Also, I can dip them partially frozen, correct?
Wish me luck.... I will finally get to form my own opinion on these funny lil' things. I have yet to make them or try them.
I make them ALOT!. I usually freeze mine for about 15-30 minutes just to get them a little more solid before I dip...so yes, you can freeze them tonight, but I would let them sit out for 15 minutes or so before you dip......so the chocolate won't seize. If you make them and dip them immediately sometimes they fall apart when dipping. HTH! Good luck! I make more money off these things than cakes and soooo much easier! Have to make 5 dozen for this Friday.
Argh...I just remembered that I have a family dinner I have to go to on Thursday night.
Can I make tonight and freeze...leave freezing tomorrow...and dip on Wednesday?
Will they be ok to be done and sit out from Wednesday night to Friday night???
If you just refrigerate, that should be good enough. I take mine straight from the fridge and dip them then...to me it's better because the chocolate or vanilla coats faster on the cold cake balls. If they sit out they will be ok.
I only freeze mine for 30-60 min and dip immediatly... I use chocolate melts and the cold helps them harden quick.... Then they are good to go..
I have had them in a sealed box for up to two weeks and they still taste great... talked with Sanitation prof and he said as long as they are fully covered and sealed tight then they are food safe.
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Could be anything, something you said, someone you left, something you did, something you gave away..
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I hurt a girl I was with a couple years ago. I was immature and I wasn't sure how I felt for her I got into a cycle.
Get with her
Question my feelings
Break up with her
This happened over and over and over again for the better part of a month. She had BPD and though it wasn't bad then, what I did made it worse. Both my friends and her friends could tell that she was breaking. There was just something off about her.. she gradually became more unstable and we got the feeling that she was becoming delusional about certain things like how she was gonna move in with my girlfriend and I and have loud sex with me every night. Mind you this was long after the whole cycle thing. I stayed friends with her even though I didn't have feelings for her because I thought that maybe through friendship I could make it up to her and help her get out of this funk she was in because she refused to get help. But after discussing it with a mutual friend of hers, I decided to tell her to tell her mom that she needs help. She did. Her mom told her to stop talking to me. She did.
Now I hope that she can get the help she needs and eventually get over me. I caused that girl so much pain, pain that eventually led to this. If I would take anything back it would be to go back two years and just stay friends with her. I'm now in the process of living it down. Hopefully her cutting me off will help me do that and forgive myself for the emotional roller coaster I put this girl through.11|00|0
I am sorry for what both of you went through and I wish you both move on, but your reflection and your hurting conscience just make you a better person...
Thanks. That means a lot.
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my health11|00|0
I wish you get back your health too.
We often don't value our health until we lose it.
"Take advantage of five things before five other arrive:
your youth, before you become old;
your health, before you fall sick;
your richness, before you become poor;
your free time before you become busy;
and your life, before your death."
Thank you ! I hope so.. ı have no choice than waiting and thinking positive


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Trade Quarter
Posted on 23. Jun, 2009 by WarcraftScreensavers in Eastern Kingdoms
Description: If you're Undead say "braaaaaaaaaaaaainnnns"…While you're at it, you will love this animated World Of Warcraft screensaver with musi cand ambient sound. This is a view from within Undercity, the Trade Quarter where all Hordies make their money. In the actual game you do not hear any type of sounds from the goo itself, but, guess what? Since I like to make things as nice as possible I've added the sound in which goes nicely with the screensaver's overall feel. Be it Undead or not, i'm sure you will enjoy this screensaver. Suggestions? Comments? Need help? Leave a comment below or contact us!
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This is very cool! thnx!
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this is very rawks!
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Any plans for animated wallpapers? Those would be BA!!!


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I've been attending college for 2 years now trying to get my major in psychiatry, and I've noticed my stomach start to stray from its toned physique. I havent gone to the gym since college, and even during summer im attending college classes but this summer i decided to join a running group instead, 50 men of all ages who run miles and miles on end. I've never gone long distant running before and everyone ran at a different pace, most people who've been in the group for years ran alot faster then me, except this one man, and god was he beautiful, 5'7 thin curly blonde hair elegant smooth legs and blue eyes.
After a few days i got to know him, we talked as we ran, his name was Cole and he was new in town having only lived here 2 months. Cole was the least heavy one of the group and went up hills with ease; I had t push myself just to keep up during the hill runs and i was always atleast 3 feet behind him, but the view was worth it as he kicked one leg in front of the other his shorts would press against his buttocks shaping to the curvature of his amazing firm little ass.
It was friday and we had all finished an 8 mile run with 3 1 minute breaks, and i was exhausted, and Cole was even more so, he lyed down in the grass, legs bent as he leaned his body up with his elbows. I had finally calmed my breathing as i watched Cole pant his chest puffing up and down, i imagined him doing the same thing in bed but snapped out of my fantasy to observe Cole who began stretching. I stretched with him as he did the pretzel stretch, which was my favorite because this stretch always made his shorts crawl up his thighs giving me a slight view up his shorts, his thighs and ass were milk white, and the rest of his skin was a barely tannish peach kinda white.
Everyone was packing up and leaving, i dreaded going to my apartment though, it was just then when Cole asked me if i wanted to come over to his place, and i said yes. His hotel room was amazing, and i asked him how he could afford it.
"My father pays for everything while im attending college here".
We played call of Duty and other Xbox games, before talking about his stay here and where he was originally from, and what each of us were attending college for. We ordered room service for dinner and before i knew it it was 9 'oclock.
"I should be going home i'd hate to impose"
"You can impose a little I dont mind"
"I... I cant"
I did'nt answer, but i knew i was beginning to have an unhealthy relationship with this man, for all i knew he was straight and i didnt wanna wind up drunk tonight doing something stupid, as i took notice of the wine on the bedside counter.
As I left the hotel i realized my keys had fallen out of my pocket back at Cole's place i went back and found the door unlocked; as i entered i saw Cole lying in the bed in nothing but briefs holding my keys in his mouth, grinning to show the front teeth clamped on my car keys. I immediately approached the bed taking my shirt off.
I gently laid Cole down as my body hovered over his and i began kissing his neck, i grabbed my keys and tossed them on the counter as my lips met his. We were both in nothing, but our briefs as i grinded my crotch against his while our tongues wrestled in the wet conjoined cavern of our lips, our bodies so heavily pressed we were like a single entity until i lifted my toned stomache off of his so i could reach my hand between our bodies to grope him. He broke away from my mouth long enough to gasp as i cupped his manhood gently squeesing it, watching his prick pitch a tent made my own cock stiffen. Cole was so eager to be pressed against me again he wrapped his legs around my waist and lifted his lower body, i let his upper body lie against the sheets as i grabbed his hips lifted his lower half up further and began shrusting my shaft against his. I was so excited and pumped up from 2 years absent of sex since i went to college i literally ripped a hole in his briefs as i slid my cock up the opening and began grinding it between Cole's ass cheeks and taint, i could feel the heat of his anus against my rod, and it felt amazing.
After 30 minutes of rolling around in the sheets Cole begged me to fuck him, as he lyed on his back with his body sprawled on the sheets; I grabbed his torn briefs and pulled them up lifting his legs i staired in awe awt coles firm bum his cheeks squished together cencoring the delicious treat between them. I pulled his briefs off tossing them to the floor as his legs fell against the bed as i flipped him on his belly.
"Please be careful, I.. I've never gone all the way with someone"
"Really, What makes me so special"
"I was just curious I guess... Is it going to hurt"
"Probably at first, but we dont have to do this"
"No I want to, im just nervous"
"Well I promise to be as gentle as possible"
I massaged his shoulders and let my hands slide down his sides carressing them as i blazed a trail of kisses down his back getting closer to to the prize with each one. I firmly grabbed his supple bum parting the cheeks to reveal his pink puckered anus, I began licking around the rim of his sweet tail-hole feeling his body shiver in anticipation before lapping my pink jaw muscle at his entrance, sliding my tongue inside Cole's behind. It was'nt long before cole's ass was off the bed as his chest and face were buried in the sheets moaning and squirming as I fingered him and sucked on his ball and taint, while stroking his 5inch long dick. Cole handed me some lube from a drawer and told me not to worry about a condom, which was great considering i didnt have one on me.
I coating my cock in the slippery liquid before pressing the straw of the tube inside Cole who muttered "cold" as i poured the fluid inside his rectum. i flipped Cole on his back and grabbed his waist pulling him closer as he held his hands close to his face in the cutest yet nervous looking pose. I aimed my cock at his entrance pressing my head against it as i suckled on his left nipple while playfully pinching the other as i poked in as slowly as i could. Once the head of my cock had plopped in Cole yelped and asked me to wait before preceeding, once he gave me the okay i ventured deeperinto his tight warm rectum; As i did Cole clenched his teeths snarling as his face reddened his head reared back making his neck looked stretched until i was balls deep patiently waiting for him to adjust. As i lied there with my cock buried in his ass i stroked his cock and kissed his chest and nursed both of his nipples tell they were erect. He began wiggling his hips and playfully clenching and unclenching his rectum around my cock as he curiously explored his sexual prowess observing me to see what i did and didnt enjoy. After adjusting to my size he told me he wanted to be fucked and i gladly fulfilled his desire as he did mine, pulling in and out carefully picking up pace until i was thrusting in and out of him, jacking my length in and out of him like a piston, as he moaned and grunted stroking himself. He wrapped his legs around my waist as i let go of his waist and every time i pulled out to my tip he would pull himself back onto my length. Our lips locked again as my cock filled to the brim with juices, i could feel his expand in my palm as well. As he let out a moan before bursting all over his chest, his insides clenched and i came as well, pouring my seed inside him as I gave my last round of thrusts before pulling out and jizzing on his stomache.
We didnt shower we just cuddled in the aftermath of our even, fully relieved as we spooned into sleep each of us knowing that round 2 awaited tomorrow morning.


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Spa / Beauty Therapists - Cheshire
- Recruiter
- Jobs In Beauty
- Location
- Macdonald Portal Hotel, Golf & Spa, Cobblers Cross Ln, Taporley, Cheshire CW6 0DJ
- Salary
- £8.00 per hour plus benefits
- Posted
- 01 Dec 2016
- Closes
- 29 Dec 2016
- Sectors
- Health & Beauty, Sales, Retail Sales, Sport & Leisure
- Contract Type
- Permanent
Macdonald Portal Hotel, Golf & Spa is a leading resort in the heart of Cheshire with 85 bedrooms, 3 golf courses, an AA rosette restaurant, C&E facilities for up to 300 people and a state of the art spa & leisure club.
We are recruiting experienced and qualified Spa Therapists to join our team at the Macdonald Portal Hotel, both Full time and Part time working are available, working on a rota basis including weekends and evenings.
If you are prepared to go the extra mile in looking after our guests, then Macdonald Hotels represents the perfect opportunity as we are recruiting hardworking, dynamic individuals looking to gain experience and progress with their career in a well-known and award winning hotel Company.
Reporting to the Spa Manager the successful applicants will need to have the following qualifications:
- NVQ level 3 in Beauty or equivalent
- Welcoming and professional approach to guests
- Passion for exceeding guest expectation, first time, on time, every time
- Immaculate presentation standards in all that you do
- Experience in similar role and luxury environment is preferred
- Excellent communication skills with high standards of literacy, numeracy and office based computer systems
The Spa Therapist's duties will include:
Preparation of Spa Therapy rooms before and after each treatment; effective reservation, treatment and retail enquiry handling; giving, receiving and handover of information; accurate billing and posting of revenue; maintaining a sparkling and relaxing environment at all times.
Our expectation of you will be that you are able to work on your own using your initiative as well as contribute to the overall success of your team and the hotel.
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Me and this girl have been seeing each other for a little more than a month. I'm trying to figure out what to do about the situation.. We talk daily and make plans often but her ex that cheated on her still snapchats and texts her.. To me I've had exes that cheated but I cut ties quick and move on.. She says she rarely responds but responding is keeping touch sorta.. She's a cool girl and I can see it going somewhere but I don't know if I should cut ties and dodge feelings or give her the benefit of a doubt... We haven't really discussed about our relationship status but I plan on bringing it up this weekend when we go out of town.. Any advice would be nice cause Im not sure if it's bc of my previous experiences that make me want to throw up the deuces and walk away or me just being paranoid
Most Helpful Girl
She could be trying to keep things decent between them since she's a cool girl. The best you can do is stick it out with her, she might residual feelings for him but she's investing time into you. Or you can always ask her about it.21|10|0
I should have mentioned its been about a year since they broke up.. I would ask her but it's a question that most girls lie about and I'd like to keep it cool between us but at the same time I don't won't one if us pissed or hurt
A year is a long time to be hung up over an ex, it seems less likely that she's still into him. You can ask her if she's interested in anyone else, don't mention the ex. Express your concern, tell her you don't want to invest so much in a relationship that might end badly for the both of you.


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Options for refugees
The University of Tübingen offers a number of options to people who have fled war or political persecution and are registered as refugees in Germany. We offer German courses and several ways to get to know the German university system. We also run programs in which Germans can help refugees directly to adjust to life in Tübingen.
- University of Tübingen refugee program/ Language courses
- Guest students
- Intercultural Mentoring Program
- Mathematics
- Psychotherapy Service for adults, for children and teenagers, for couples and families
University of Tübingen refugee program/ Language courses
The Refugee Program is a free integration measure for refugees who aim to prepare for a profession or for studies and are starting in winter semester 2016-17. We offer intensive German courses (levels B1 - C1), intercultural orientation courses in politics, history, "living in Germany," and intercultural communication. In two semesters, participants may attend a Mini-Training Network for mathematics and science subjects, as well as introductory courses in other academic disciplines.
The program integrates study and advice, a buddy program, courses in Academic English, a debating club and activities in Creative Writing and in Music. It is aimed at helping refugees in more than just academic studies. It also provides trauma therapy and awareness to those who wish it.
A total of 50 participants began the program in winter semester 2016-17, chosen from 100 applications. Applications for this period are now closed.
A further program is planned for the 2017-18 academic year. The opening of applications will be announced on this page in the spring of 2017.
If you have questions about the Refugee Program or other measures for refugees at the University of Tübingen, contact Dr. Christine Rubas or Uschi Kübler-Hampel.
The Refugee Program is sponsored by the DAAD with funds from the German Ministry for Education and Research (BMBF).
In individual cases, the University offers refugees interested in commencing studies the chance to follow up a B1 language certificate with a B2 language course. The winter semester 2016-17 course is now full. Applications are closed.
Guest students / Gasthörer
Registered refugees with an appropriate level of education may apply to sit in on lectures at the University of Tübingen. Approval is subject to available capacity. Attending lectures as a guest student ("Gasthörer" in German) is a good way to get to know the German university system and to prepare for studies in Germany. The vast majority of lectures at the University of Tübingen are conducted in German (see German courses below).
You can apply to be a guest student until the start of lectures. The cut-off date is 15 April for the summer semester and 15 October for the winter semester.
Approval as a guest student is valid for one semester. Further information on being a guest student/ Gasthörer here.
Student Administration/ Studentensekretariat
Wilhelmstraße 11 – ground floor
D-72074 Tübingen
Phone: +49 (0)7071 29-74444
Monday – Friday: 8.30am - 11.30am
Monday – Thursday: 1pm – 3pm
Do you want to learn or review mathematics (school level)?
Mathematics students teach refugees (teens and adults) every Tuesday 4:15 - 6pm. Start: 25 April 2017.
No specific language requirements, no registration needed.
Intercultural Mentoring Program
for people of refugee background.
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Refugee Coordination
Vice-President of Academic Affairs, Professor Dr. Karin Amos, and
Executive Vice-President
Dr. Andreas Rothfuß
Uschi Kübler-Hampel
+49 7071 29-77498
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Begründung Widerspruch gegen Gemeinschaftsmarke englisch (Ähnliche Marken)
Opposition against CTM application ..., RegNo. ..., based on CTM ...
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These are the opponent´s observations as well as further facts and evidence in support of the opposition filed on …………………. …………………………
On …………………………. the applicant filed application No ……………………… to register the trade mark …………………………………..for goods and services in classes ................... The application was published on…….
The opposition is directed against all of the goods and services covered by the contested
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The opposition is based on all of the goods covered by the earlier mark.
The opponent invokes Article 8 (1) (b) CTMR.
A likelihood of confusion exists if there is a risk that the public might believe that the goods or services in question, under assumption that they bear the marks in question, come from the same undertaking or, as the case may be, from economically-linked undertakings. Whether a likelihood of confusion exists depends on the appreciation in a global assessment of several factors, which are independent. These factors include the similarity of the signs, the similarity of the goods and services, the distinctiveness of the earlier mark, the distinctive and dominant elements of the conflicting signs and the relevant public.
1. The goods and services
The relevant factors relating to the comparison of the goods of services include, inert alia, the nature and purpose of the goods or services, the distribution channels, the sale outlets, the producers the method of use and whether they are in competition with each other complementary to each other.
The goods and services on which the opposition is based are the following:
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The contested goods and services are the following
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The contested…………………………………………is identically covered by the earlier mark. Therefore, these services are indentical.
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The contested services ……………………………………………………….are considered to be similar the opponent´s ………………………………services.
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Aurally, irrespective of the different pronunciation rules in different parts of the relevant territory, the pronunciation of the marks coincides in the syllable………………………..
Conceptually, the words -................and ……………………have a meaning in<relevant language> ……………..means……………………………………. The element ………………………in both marks refers to………………………………………………………..
Taking into account the abovementioned coincides, it is considered that the signs under coparison are visually, aurally and conceptually similar similar for <relevant language> Speakers
3. Distinctive and dominant elements of the signs
In determining the existence of likelihood of confusion, the comparison of the conflicting signs must be based on the overall impression given by the marks, bearing in mind, in particular, their distinctive and dominant components.
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Hopi legend of the flying shields living in the center of the Earth.
'Hopituh Shi-nu-mu' is the name by which one of the Native American tribes called herself and which means 'peaceful people'. The history of the Hopi dates back thousands of years ago, making them one of the oldest cultures of the planet. Unlike other mythologies that speak of gods descended from heaven, in their ancient legends handed down the story of the Hopi deities residing at the center of the Earth.
Who were they? In a manner similar to almost all the pre-Columbian cultures, the Hopi believe strongly that one day, not too far, the gods who started the human culture will return to Earth. They have always lived according to the teachings delivered to them by Masauwu, Master of the Fourth World, whose ethical concepts are deeply rooted in their culture. However, unlike many mythologies, the Hopi believe that their gods do not inhabit the endless cosmic spaces, but they live in the heart of the Earth, passing on the idea of a Hollow Earth before its time. They speak of their deities as 'men ant'. In fact, some petroglyphs found near Mishongnovi Arizona, representing the most ancient petroglyphs of Hopi, depicting the enigmatic beings with 'antennae' that give the idea of men-ant. According to the Hopi mythology, the beginning of time, Taoiwa, the Creator, created Sotuknang, his nephew, giving him the task of creating nine universes or worlds: one for Taiowa, one for himself and another seven for extra life. In a cyclical conception of time, similar to the Aztec mythology, these worlds would follow cyclically.
The first three of these worlds, Tokpela, Tokpa and Kuskurza, already have been inhabited and later destroyed because of corruption and wickedness of man. The Hopi handed down that the end of each cycle is marked by the return of the gods, and the approach of the new world and announced by the appearance of the Blue Star Kachina, the sign of the 'Day of Purification', in which the old world is destroyed and it begins a new one.
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In the Ramayana, we find that after Ravana was killed, Sri Hanuman went to the Ashoka vana to meet Sitadevi and inform her of the good news of Sri Ramas victory.
Srimathi Sita was extremely delighted on hearing the news and asked Hanumanji to ask for any boon he desired.
Sri Hanuman was full of anger against the deamoness who were guarding Sita devi because they were always causing trouble and fear to her. So he wanted Sitadevis permission to kill them.
Mother Sita exhibited her unlimited compassion and magnanimity when She said that those Raksasis were simply and helplessly working under the instructions of the evil Ravana as his servants and it is not right to punish them. At that time, she told the following story.
Once a hunter in the forest tripped and fell down while hunting a lion and lost his weapons.
The lion then started chasing the hunter.
The hunter ran and he climbed upon a tree.
On the tree he could see that there was a bear sitting. The man was completely helpless and he took shelter of the bear requesting the bear to spare his life.
Meanwhile the lion came to the bottom of the tree and instigated the bear to push the man down so that they can both eat the man.
The bear refused saying that the man has taken shelter of him and hence he would not push him down.
After sometime the bear started sleeping and the lion told the hunter, I am feeling very hungry. So you push the sleeping bear down from the tree so that I can kill and eat him and you can be relieved.
The ungrateful hunter, so much concerned about his own life, pushed the sleeping bear.
The bear somehow woke up while falling down and caught hold of a branch of the tree and was saved.
The lion told the bear that even though the bear tried to save the hunter, he was so ungrateful as to push him down. Hence the bear should now help the lion by pushing the hunter.
The saintly bear replied that great souls never have the inimical attitude towards others and it is their nature to be compassionate even if the others are of a bad nature. Thus the bear stood by its principles and did not harm the hunter who was greatly ashamed seeing the behaviour of the bear.
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In the Srimad Bhagavatam we find that saintly Vidura gave good counsel to his brother Dhritarashtra and asked him to get rid of Duryodhana , the source of all trouble.
Hearing this, Duryodhana insulted Vidura very badly calling him a spy, infidel and he desired that Vidura be immediately put out of the palace. Thus being pierced by arrows through his ears and afflicted to the core of his heart, Vidura quit his brothers palace and went on a pilgrimage.
Dhritarashtra could not speak anything against his son.
It is unimaginable for any other person who has been subjected to such an insult to come back and do good for such a brother. But we find that Mahatma Vidura came back after having already adopted the renounced order of life, just for only one purpose and that is to deliver his elder brother.
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Human papillomavirus and cervical cancer
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This volume reviews the evidence for a causal link between sexually transmitted infection with human papillomavirus (HPV) and the occurrence of cervical cancer, from a variety of different angles. Epidemiological studies and clinical, pathological, and cytological aspects of HPV infection are reviewed. Modern methods for analyzing HPV-DNA types by molecular biological techniques are described, and the statistical problems to be overcome in epidemiological work are explained. The volume was prepared by a broad team of experts from around the world, who met in Copenhagen in March 1988 to reach a consensus on the present state of understanding and to establish directions for future work.
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S&W Sport vs. Stag 2 AR buy for 1st timer?
So I am admittedly still very much a NOOB at the whole AR thing, but after a number of weeks on this and other blogs, I am feeling comfortable with the amount of learnings I am getting. Not that it's all about me but a buddy of mine is about to spend $1'100 all in delivered for a Stag Arms 2 with 1.7 twist chrome barrel and no other bolt ons. My thought was to get S&W Sport for way less than $700 delivered and use the other money for rails, optic, mags or other accessories. He is only shooting like 300 rounds every other month. I am all for making good investment and not wanting to start a brand war in responses but am I off base in that he is going to spend way more than he should for a first time range/plinker?
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my wife and i each own a stag. mine is a model 4. hers was just purchased last week and is a model 2t. i have been super happy with the results they produce. not super familar with the sport. but quality wise i think the stag has S & W beat after comparing them in store. my vote is to spend a little extra and get the stag. BTW stag also has a lifetime warranty.
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Yep, better off with the Stag. I havr a modle 1 and couldn't be happier.
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I dont own a stag or S&W but I would rather have the STAG over the sporty , the sporty doesnt have a dust guard , no forward assist and is slick sided . The price is a little bit high but buying from a dealer they pretty much name their prices with AR stuff seemingly being short . Resale on the stag is going to be better down the road , and I believe STAG now has a lifetime warranty on their barrels .
It's hard to believe the Stag with "no other bolt ons" is going for that much money. You should put a link to the exact model configured the way he's getting it. Surely it has some expensive add-ons, maybe a rail, etc.
Anyway, the S&W Sport would be a good low cost choice. I've only heard good reports of them. Seems to be a real bargain as an entry level AR.
Something doesn't seem right about the $$'s you are stating. I'd find it hard to beleive that comprable AR's from STAG and S&W would be almost $400 apart. :confused:
First I would make sure you are comparing apples to apples, not apples to oranges. Then I would shop online for both rifles to find the best price. Lastly I would check with you LGS to see if they can price match what you found online. Even if they come in a little higher I would be inclined to support a local business and purchase through them.
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I am with you! I think someone is taking his friend for a ride regarding a Stag Arms with no other accessories for $1100.00. He needs to shop around as far as who he is purchasing a Stag from. I also would rather have a Stag over the S&W. They are still built individualy at a bench by a builder not an assembly line process. Not that the S&Ws are bad guns because I have a theory that if a Black gun works and functions properly it is still a good gun. Kind of like the old saying "beauty is in the eyes of the beholder."
Only one that hits 1,100 on the Stag site is a piston driven.
If you can afford an $1100 Stag get a BCM.
Do not get the stag model 8 piston.
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