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Cardiovascular Disease Management in Primary Care
Forthcoming Cardiovascular Disease (CVD) Management Courses. Please choose your preferred start date from the drop down list to book your place online. What's the difference between accredited and non-accredited / CPD courses? Click here to find out.
Please note that courses marked as Online are only available as CPD, and involve no workshop days at the Training Centre.
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Course Delivery & Duration
This cardiovascular disease training course uses our proven and popular combination of self study and face to face workshops. Six months of self-directed study, facilitated by a distance learning pack, concludes with two days of compulsory workshops. Attendance at a mid-course study day is optional.
Students use our electronic distance learning pack. Students may print their pack or download it to a Kindle device or app in order to access it offline.
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Dietician, GP, Nurse, Pharmacist, Podiatrist, Registered Healthcare Practitioners
Teesside University UCPD Primary Care: Cardiovascular Disease Management 30 Credits Level 5
Certified by the CPD Certification Service
Outline Content
This six month multi-professional cardiovascular disease course is aimed primarily at health care professionals (doctors, nurses, dietitians, physiotherapists and pharmacists) who have a role in the delivery and management of care for patients and their families living with and at risk of cardiovascular disease (CVD) / coronary heart disease (CHD). It is aimed at those who wish to respond more effectively to the healthcare needs of their patients. On completion the student will be able to suggest, initiate and vary lifestyle modification and drug therapy to individual needs. The content covers risk assessment and management including hypertension, dyslipidaemia and the management of existing cardiovascular diseases. Emphasis is placed upon the health needs of the individual, health promotion, self-empowerment and palliation.
Learning Outcomes
- Demonstrate a detailed knowledge of the epidemiology and patho-physiology of cardiovascular disease
- Critically analyse the principles underpinning approaches to assessment and management of the person at risk of or with established cardiovascular disease
- Demonstrate a detailed knowledge of the management and care of a person and their families at risk or with established cardiovascular disease
- Analyse, apply and interpret evidence from a range of sources to underpin the care and management of those at risk or with established cardiovascular disease
- Demonstrate intellectual flexibility in the application of relevant theory to the management of cardiovascular risk and existing disease
- Recognise and identify those at risk of cardiovascular disease
- Review and modify care delivery in response to the assessment of the person with existing cardiovascular disease or at risk of the condition
- Develop care strategies in response to cardiovascular disease
- Develop a detailed understanding of a multi-professional approach to care delivery and evaluate own role within the team
- Demonstrate effective writing skills appropriate to level 5 (accredited course only)
Section Headings
- Setting the Scene
- Healthy Living
- Risk Factors
- Established Heart Disease
- Prevention in Practice
One hour unseen examination comprising of True/False statements based on the content of the module.
4000 word case study reviewing either the management of a person at risk of, or with, established cardiovascular disease within an individual primary care practice (accredited course only).


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I guess that leaves us with Gold as a possible hedge against further tensions and debt ceiling shenanigans. XAU has had a big run since early July. How much legs from here?
Yet again, North Korean shenanigans worry everyone except for markets. And it proves the point that geopolitics doesn't matter in an investing framework that is dominated by algorithmic trading. I have come up with numerous analogies to describe this phenomenon, each more trite than the last but I am sticking to a new one which is that algorithms don't watch CNN. We have stated for months now that the unpredictability / toxicity / incompetence of the Trump administration is irrelevant to financial assets and unless the North Korean conflicts spirals into a military engagement, the belligerence of Kim Jong-un won't matter either. North Korean tensions will not be the catalyst for a correction in equity / credit markets and while military conflict will cause markets to drop sharply, hedging will be next to impossible. If you are worried about an eventual military conflict, the only choice you have is lower leverage. Short the SPX or Korean equities is tough because of the array of external factors that have driven relentless strength in equities over the past 14 months. Shorting Asian currencies or buy the safe haven yen is also problematic because the ultimate trajectory of global currencies is driven by the direction of the US dollar. Hedging will be a drag that probably won't help your portfolio because the timing is so uncertain.
Earlier this morning, I spoke with Senior Japan Fellow at the Council on Foreign Relations, Dr. Sheila Smith. She gave a measured, yet alarming assessment of development on the Korean Peninsula and the determination of all member of the UN Security Council, including Russia and China to stem the threat of North Korea obtaining a nuclear arsenal. That said, outside of severe economic pressures, there is little the international community can do. Military options are limited without endangering the populous of Seoul and Kim Jong-un's domestic legitimacy is intricately linked to his nuclear program. Sheila reiterated what we all fear, that it is difficult to see this current situation not getting significantly worse.
Oh and market's response: After opening weak, US stocks were unchanged by late morning. Continue to resist the temptation to sell risk assets in the event of an escalation in tension that doesn't involve direct US military involvement. Geo-politics doesn't matter until it eventually does. Unfortunately, the outcome is binary. Stocks will head lower in September because of the debt ceiling debate because this is a political scenario that directly effects the bond market. Everything else is noise.

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Fat from under the skin points to chemical exposure
Study of POPs in obese patients
27.03.2013 |Chemical Watch
A Belgian study has identified a wide range of persistent organic pollutants (POPs) in human adipose (fat) tissues. The work suggests that fat collected from just beneath the skin can be used to monitor exposure to environmental chemicals such as POPs.
POPs have a tendency to accumulate in fat and some studies have linked them to obesogenic effects. Earlier his year, a group of scientists, including Linda Birnbaun, director of the National Institute of Environmental Health, published a review paper emphasising the role of human adipose tissue in toxicological responses to POPs (CW 7 February 2013).
A team from Antwerp University collected adipose samples from over 50 obese patients admitted to hospital for gastric bypass surgery and tested for a wide range of organohalogenated POPs in subcutaneous ¬fat from just beneath the skin and deeper visceral fat, which is more pathogenic in adult-onset diabetes, heart disease and cancers.
All of the samples contained organohalogenated compounds. PCBs [polychlorinated biphenyls] and DDTs [dichlorodiphenyltrichloroethane and its metabolites] were the major POPs in all fat samples, and this is a rather common profile in the Belgian population, said lead author, Adrian Covaci, from the universitys toxicological centre. Nevertheless, levels of the PCBs were lower than those identified in previous Belgian studies, matching falling levels in the environment.
Levels of polybrominated diphenyl ether (PBDE) flame retardants were similar to those identified in other European and Japanese adipose studies but considerably lower than in US samples, said professor Covaci. The team investigated the relationship between POP levels in adipose tissue and body weight and shape and found a significant positive correlation between levels of highly chlorinated PCBs and PBDEs and waist measurements and/or waist to hip ratios.
Importantly, levels and patterns of POP distributions were similar in the visceral and subcutaneous fat. Hence, subcutaneous fat could be used as an indicator for monitoring human exposure to environmental chemicals, mostly the persistent organic pollutants, said professor Covaci. The subcutaneous fat is far easier to sample than the visceral.
The Belgian team is currently studying human exposure to endocrine-disrupting chemicals (EDCs), including some POPs. We have recently begun investigating the occurrence of EDCs in human visceral and subcutaneous fat, serum and urine from Belgian obese patients, said professor Covaci. We are also establishing new knowledge regarding the patterns and relationships between EDCs and various markers of obesity.
The study is published in Environment International.
You can find the full abstract here
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Cloud Native Computing Foundation Expands with Rook Storage ProjectJan 30, 2018, 09:42 (0 Talkback[s])
(Other stories by Sean Michael Kerner)
The Cloud Native Computing Foundation (CNCF) announced on Jan. 29 that it is expanding its project roster, with the addition of the Rook project.
Rook is a container storage effort that works with the Kubernetes orchestration platform. Kubernetes was the founding project at the CNCF when the organization was created in July 2015 by the Linux Foundation. Rook now becomes the 15th hosted project at the CNCF and is the first new project announced for 2018.


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CavMap – Visualization & editing of cavern sites
CavMap allows several caverns to be displayed at the same time as a cavern field. Such a cavern field can be viewed in plan, as a section or even from a specific viewpoint. Thus the user can determine individually for each case the most favorable type of display for the caverns or pillars. It is possible not only to determine the distances between adjacent caverns, but also to view specific planes or lines of intersection through a cavern field. Moreover, geological data can be correlated with the geometrical cavern data. CavMap is at the center of the CavInfo Software Suite, because it has been programmed so that it can open directly CavView, CavWalk and CavLog as well as any other application, such as a database or spreadsheet program. Due to the functions specially tailored to cavern fields as well as to its open architecture, CavMap is suitable also as an operations information system.


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Ever dropped your phone or e-reader? You are in an elite club if you have not. Personally, I would have to say JFK airport was my worst. I was, typing on the escalator when imbalance took over and wham! There went the smartphone, tumbling down the escalator like a slinky. Yes, expletives followed.
Face it, technology is cool but we have our klutzy tendencies. FLYGRIP is a device that we should all check out to help preserve our devices. FLYGRIP's basic principle is to extend your reach while helping secure your phone or e-reader at the same time. A spring loaded clip securely adheres to your device, or case. It leaves ample room to comfortably insert a couple fingers. So when reaching for your keyboard on your phone you get extra reach for your thumb. Or enough reach to easily navigate your e-reader. Not to mention the massive increase in confidence, knowing that your device won't go tumbling. And use FLYGRIP as a landscape or portrait stand when you need both hands. Eight colors are available too so you can coordinate your look.
For $29.99, FLYGRIP provides peace of mind against "the drops."
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This week we felt inspired to continue creating veggie soaps! They're so nourishing and it's fun to play with different purees. When I use a vegetable based soap, it feels like I'm giving my skin a healthy meal. This is the beginning of a series of fruits 'n veggies soaps that all contain raw fruit and veggie purees. (The first two were Avocado Mint and the Carrot Coconut Soap, which will be done curing in 4-6 weeks.) This weeks' soap contains raw tomato puree, tomato extracts, heavy whipping cream, and is scented with a really nice basil essential oil. It has an earthy and spicy aroma.
In skin care, tomatoes are known to shrink pores and revive your skin with its high vitamin content. It can be used to clear up rashes, acne, and other skin conditions. (A lot of these skin conditions arise as the result of a vitamin A deficiency! So feed your skin lots of carrots and tomatoes and other foods high in vitamin A.) I've even heard of people cutting a tomato in half and just rubbing it on their skin to brighten it up or to sooth a sunburn. Lycopene is one thing that really sets tomatoes apart from other veggies in the skin care department -- this antioxidant can fight cellular damage and radically reduce signs of aging. Tomato extracts are often used in luxurious massage oils to reduce stress on the skin.
I've read that consuming a lot of tomatoes makes your skin high in lycopene too. This makes it appear young and radiant and also makes you resistant to a lot of damage from the sun! Living in Hawaii, we are especially excited about that part. I need to eat way more tomatoes!


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We're a hawk on the issues.
Gingrich Goes off on Megyn Kelly over Trump Allegations: 'You Are Fascinated with Sex'
On Tuesday night, former House Speaker Newt Gingrich and Megyn Kelly clashed after Kelly grilled Gingrich over Donald Trump and his treatment of women.
The Hill reports:
In a contentious segment on Kelly's show, Gingrich, a top Trump adviser and surrogate, batted down questions about Trump's accusers and about a tape in which the GOP nominee brags about kissing and grabbing women without their consent.
"I am sick and tired of people like you using that language. That is inflammatory. That is not true," Gingrich said, pointing his finger at the camera after Kelly used the term "sexual predator" to describe the allegations.
"When you use those words, you take a position, and it is very unfair of you to do that, Megyn," Gingrich said.
Kelly shot back: "I think your defensiveness on this may speak volumes, sir."
She continued: "Let me make my point. … If Mr. Trump is a sexual predator, then it is a big story. And what we saw on that tape was Trump saying himself he likes to grab women by their genitals and kiss them against their will. That's what we saw. And then we saw 10 women come forward after he denied actually doing it."
Gingrich continued to argue that the media focuses too much on the recent Trump scandal while largely ignoring WikiLeaks's release of hacked emails from the campaign of Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton.
"You are fascinated with sex and you don't care about public policy," Gingrich said.
"Me, really?" Kelly asked.
"That's what I get out of watching you tonight," Gingrich said.
She retorted: "You know what, Mr. Speaker? I am not fascinated by sex, but I am fascinated by the protection of women and understanding what we're getting in the Oval Office."
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Everyone loves a beautiful bouquet of flowers yet the idea of putting them together yourself is super intimidating. Enter Annie Heath, the ultimate Bay Area DIY Florist. Annie is a self-taught florist that creates beautiful arrangements for events, weddings, and private clients. Yet, the thing that makes Annie so amazing is the bouquet arranging workshops she teaches in the Bay Area. For Annie, it's important to her to empower others to love flowers as much as she does and become empowered to make arrangements for yourself. Through her instagram and website, she educates her consumer and makes flower arranging approachable.
Before there was Ida Blooms there was Ida Apartment. How does "Ida" play a part in your world and who is she?
A lot of people think "Ida" is a person, but actually, it's a place! In 2014, I was 24 and had just moved into my first "on my own" apartment. I was finally living alone, without siblings, parents or roommates. It was a cute and tiny little studio apartment with white washed brick walls and a park-side view on Ida Street. Even though I only lived there for a year, I mark my time in that apartment as the true beginning of my adult life.
I learned a lot in those walls: about myself, my strengths, my weaknesses, my relationships, and my capabilities. I started to document it all at Ida Street Blog: from creating a DIY corner bar in my kitchen to grappling with strange feelings on the day my ex got married – that blog was an open journal of my early twenties. I even had a decent following! I think my peers liked knowing they weren't alone.
Fast forward a few years and I had moved across the country, gotten married, and entered a new season of life. The blog didn't fit anymore. I had grown up, and so had my audience. I had shifted my creative priorities to flowers, but my end goal was the same. I wanted to connect people.
So, I started hosting flower workshops. After a few months, I needed a website. So, I put the blog to rest and used the UI to launch Ida Blooms. It seemed like less of a transition and more of a "phase two" of my dear Ida Street.
After years of marketing and event experience you've created the beautiful brand Ida Blooms. What drew you to flowers and how did you get your start?
I have always loved flowers, but I did not consider a career in floral design until 2017. That's the year I got married. We were trying to save money on the wedding, so I started looking at wholesale floral options. I ended up hiring a local florist for our bouquets, and DIY-ed the rest (this partial service design is now a tactic I encourage all my brides to consider!) Two days before the wedding, I had never been more stressed. It wasn't the biggest event I had ever taken on, but it was the most personal, and that comes with a whole new set of challenges. I wasn't eating or sleeping and was on my way to a big crash. Then my flowers arrived in the mail. And as I sat in the middle of my parents' living room floor, surrounded by hundreds and hundreds of stems of lavender, eucalyptus, and thistle: they grounded me. I was hooked.
When I got back to San Francisco, I started regularly going to the Flower Mart and taking classes from local florists. After a few months, my friends started asking me to decorate for their parties. Then, a few asked me to design the florals for their weddings. Soon enough, I was a floral designer!
I never went to a fancy floral school, and I'm definitely not done learning, but I love that this is my origin story. I'm living proof that flowers are for everyone and anyone. I truly believe in the power of flowers and my goal is to teach you how to harness that power for your life and relationships.
What are your favorite things about flowers?
Flowers can talk for us. Maybe not physically, okay, definitely not physically! But for years and years, people have used flowers to say things. You know? Things like: "I love you," or "I'm sorry," or "Treat yourself." Flowers are a powerful communication tool.
We can express ourselves so well through flowers. For example, at my workshops and bloom bars, I give students the same set of stems and every SINGLE bouquet comes out looking completely different. Every person has a unique look and feel they bring to class. Some of the bouquets are very structured, some are so wild and loose. Some are little bursts of color, some follow a specific pattern. I think it's the most amazing thing, and I love seeing my students express their personality through these living, beautiful things.
What are the first steps you recommend for someone looking to get into flowers?
First, don't be afraid. I know flowers can be intimidating, but they're pretty hard to mess up. Flowers are literally gorgeous. No matter what you do to them, your arrangement is going to be beautiful. Sure, there are things you can do to make them last longer, or maybe look a little cleaner – but that's just going to enhance their natural beauty. Don't be intimidated to try.
Then, take a class (wink, wink!!). You can find classes on YouTube, but I personally benefited so much from in-person workshops with local florists to get the basics down. It will provide a really good starting point for you to spring from.
Do you have favorite flowers or a favorite bouquet you like to build?
It's difficult to pick a favorite flower because they are all so unique and have so much to offer for different occasions. But for years and years, I've been using the power of lavender to center me. Lavender oil can calm anxious people (like me!) Since becoming a flower enthusiast, I've also added eucalyptus to my list of favorites. It smells SO GOOD and adds a nice "handpicked" look to arrangements.
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On July 3 only, 6th Avenue Electronics retail stores cut up to 80% off a selection of electronics during its 1 Day Sale. That's the best percent-off deal we've seen from this merchant. Sales tax is added where applicable.
A best bet is the Sony BDP-N460 Blu-ray Disc Player with Netflix and Amazon Video On Demand (pdf link) for $99.95. (It's available from 9 am to 11 am only.) That's $28 under our June mention and the lowest total price we've ever seen for this player. (It's also a current price low by $59.) It features an HDMI output with DVD upconversion, as well as component video outputs and USB connectivity. It supports BD-Live and can stream content from Netflix, Amazon Video On Demand, YouTube, and more via the built-in Ethernet port.
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We have previously commented on this blog about the need for greater transparency and objectivity in government decision-making. The recently (and reluctantly) released Infrastructure Australia report on the Perth Freight Link is a case in point.
This report does provide some greater clarity, but Infrastructure Australia itself has not been able to get sufficient information to satisfy itself that the PFL is the best option for dealing with the land transport needs of WA's international container trade.
Indeed, IA 'damns with faint praise' when it concludes: "After accounting for these [risk and uncertainty] factors, Infrastructure Australia still has a high degree of confidence that the BCR is greater than 1.0:1 for the project".
According to IA, "Major risks for the project include costs, environmental approvals and community support", which doesn't leave much in the way of certainty.
IA does not state that the project is warranted because it did not have comparable information on alternatives and therefore could not assess whether other options would provide better value to the WA community.
"A rapid BCR was completed for the preferred option only, assessed against the Base Case. A rapid BCR was not completed for additional options to determine if the preferred option provided the greatest net benefits."
Infrastructure Australia says the Business Case lies (or at best misleads) about alignment with State Strategic Priorities:
"The Business Case outlines strong links between the Perth Freight Link Project and State priorities, policies and initiatives listed below. At the time of assessment (May 2015), the Perth Freight Link project is not directly mentioned in any of these State plans and policies:
• State Planning Strategy 2050 and Metropolitan Region Scheme;
• Directions 2031 and Beyond;
• Murdoch Specialised Activity Centre Structure;
• Draft Moving People Network Plan;
• WA Regional Freight Transport Network Plan;
• Draft Perth Freight Transport Network Plan;
• Draft State Port Strategic Plan; and
• Fremantle Port Inner Harbour Port Development Plan."
This appears to be yet another reason why 'Moving People' and 'Moving Freight' have abandoned by the Government and are now being rewritten to comply with the political narrative (http://sustainabletransportcoalitionofwa.blogspot.com.au/2015/06/wonderfully-horrifying-and-depressing.html).
IA also states that proposed project was selected from 12 possible ones on the basis of subjective criteria, with only the 'preferred' project being subject to full benefit-cost analysis. None of the 12 options included consideration of the Outer Harbour.
"The preferred option was selected from 12 shortlisted options. All 12 shortlisted options were assessed against selection criteria and assigned an achievability rating. Based on this qualitative assessment, the preferred option was selected from a list of 4 high rated options."
The options considered included pricing and efficiency using existing road infrastructure, investment or subsidisation of rail and a number of road investment options. The options did not include consideration of the Outer Harbour at Cockburn Sound South of Perth."
Transport Minister, Dean Nalder, says that Roe 8 is required even for Outer Harbour (see ABC report, below), but this does not consider other alternatives, including properly configured rail and peripheral road infrastructure.
The Infrastructure Australia Assessment Summary can be found at http://infrastructureaustralia.gov.au/projects/files/WA-Perth-Freight-Link.pdf.
Written and Posted by Ian Ker, Convenor, STCWA


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Piping Lead Engineer - Office ElslooPosted by: Fluor
Posted date: 2018-May-03
Location: Elsloo, NLD
Job Description:
Fluor Consultants BV is focused on developing long term relationships with customers in revamping, debottlenecking and expanding the production capacity of their existing facilities in the Process Industry in the South West and South East area of the Netherlands. Fluor provides the full project execution services: from conceptual engineering through commissioning and construction support.
The Piping Lead Engineer will be responsible for Piping Engineering and Design services for a large variety of brown field, grass root and revamp facilities for petrochemical, oil, chemical, gas and industrial services. These services comprise of conceptual design, project specifications, basic engineering, extend basic engineering and detailed design and engineering for reimbursable- and lump sump projects.
The Piping Lead Engineer will be part of a Site Based Engineering Team in Elsloo.
Job ID: 108090BR
City: ELSLOO
State: *TBD
Country: Netherlands
We reserve the right to modify or revise the job descriptions in part or in its entirety. Reasonable accommodations will be made in accordance with governing law.
We are an equal opportunity employer that recognizes the value of a diverse workforce. All qualified individuals will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, age, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, religion, national origin, disability, veteran status, genetic information, or any other criteria protected by federal, state or local law.


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Welcome to the Madloc'hNicolas and Isabelle Hurtaud welcome you all year round in a warm environment.We offer a generous and friendly table between Le Cap D'Erquy and Cap Fréhel. Nicolas, the chef, uses fresh products to offer tasty dishes : Pollock and Langoustine Pastry served with green crab coulis, Spring Roll of Scallops, Duck Foie Gras....You will be able to discover all the generous nature of Brittany inside and outside the modern setting of the restaurant.
Since its opening in 2000, the chef has always been motivated to cook an authentic cuisine based on the products of the market. We care for business meals as well as family meals and of course for any meal to make you discover the local flavours of Brittany.
Enjoy the peaceful atmosphere between the two Capes - a short distance from the Erquy coastal paths- and the authentic and original cuisine prepared with local products of the Chef Nicolas Hurtaud.


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Milivojevic was sent off after Michael Oliver consulted the pitchside monitor.
Liverpool ended the first year of this decade with a 1-0 defeat to Wolves. Same score, different result, polar opposite club.
Roy Hodgson hopes his Crystal Palace defenders can keep in-form Danny Ings quiet on Saturday.
"I can't praise my team enough for the character and guts they showed to stay in it at a time when we are a wounded animal."
Roy Hodgson hailed Wilfried Zaha for inspiring Crystal Palace to seven points in a week in which he has been the subject of transfer speculation.
Hodgson says Sakho was right to be sent off but was a "victim of new rules".
Hodgson insists Palace's form hasn't dropped despite their poor run of results.
Hodgson believes both Frank Lampard and Steven Gerrard have the potential to manage England in the future.
Ageism is one of the last bigotries that can be indulged in today without fear of opprobrium. Football is complicit.
Roy Hodgson made Liverpool's stars "worried" to play at Anfield, according to Glen Johnson.
Hodgson had admitted that Zaha is in top form but doesn't want to put too much pressure on his star man.
There is a latent yet palpable irritation at Crystal Palace. But only three PL clubs have more points in 2019.
Hodgson believes Palace and Norwich are proof big-spending does not always guarantee results.
Hodgson insists Christian Benteke will make it out of goalscoring 'rut' at Crystal Palace.
"The unfortunate thing for Wilf is that offer did not come his way from the sort of club that he would want."
Roy Hodgson thinks Crystal Palace "rode their luck" against Manchester United on Saturday.
Crystal Palace are yet to score in the Premier League this season after losing 1-0 to Sheffield United.
Their performance at Sheffield United suggested it won't be long before they are looking for a new voice...
You sure, Roy? Anyway, the Palace boss had nice things to say of the winger at the Eagles fans...
Steve Bruce is already feeling the heat, like this under-qualified, unwanted lot. It didn't get any better for them...
Roy Hodgson says Julian Speroni and Jason Puncheon leaving does not mean Crystal Palace are embarking on a "new era"...
Crystal Palace's away form really is quite something. If only Selhurst Park was 'a difficult place to go'...
Pep Guardiola, 48, has no intention of emulating Roy Hodgson, 71, in managing for so bloody long.
James Tomkins has joined Mamadou Sakho on the Crystal Palace sidelines. But Roy Hodgson has a plan.
"The FA have come out of it well... I can only congratulate them on the thoroughness of the investigation."
Roy Hodgson admits that any offers for Wilfried Zaha and Aaron Wan-Bissaka will "be assessed".
"He thought he changed another Alex for Konchesky. But then it was too late. It's a little funny."
Roy Hodgson expects Aaron Wan-Bissaka to resist any temptation to play international football for DR Congo.
Fulham there, praising 'the cool-headed pragmatism' of Liverpool fans. Ooh, this is tasty.
Roy Hodgson says there is "no question" Crystal Palace will feel Mamadou Sakho's absence after he underwent knee surgery on Thursday.
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Last May 22nd Unicon Development joined the Forum of Business and Companies Spain/ Republic of Guinea as partner of Club África Futuro and as cosponsor of the Forum.
The aim of the Forum was to bring to the Republic of Guinea Spanish companies with technology, know-how, expertise and knowledge of their sector of activity. These companies will undertake projects with local partners and will create employment and wealth. This Forum is a great chance to strengthen commercial relations with the Republic of Guinea.
The event was organized by Global International and counted with the collaboration of the Rpublic of Guinea Embassy. Several personalities attended the event, among them, Mr Guillermo Ardizone, Ambassador of Spain in the Republic of Guinea, Mr Frédérik Kolié, Ambassador of the Republic of Guinea in Spain, Mrs Purificación Angue, Equatorial Guinea Ambassador in Spain and the ambassador of Senegal, Mr Mamadou Deme.
All the speakers agreed that Africa is a continent with huge resources and perspectives and they invited the investors to look at Guinea as a source to invest in sectors such as- agriculture, mining, energy, tourism, infrastructures, etc. They highlighted the quick increase of investments in Guinea in the last ten years.
Guillermo Ardizone. Ambassador of Spain in Guinea.
Frédérik Kolie. Ambassador of Guinea in Spain.
Miguel Ángel García, representative of Unicon Development Spain, took part as speaker and introduced our company and our last project executed in Conakry –Palm Camayenne Hotel.
Miguel Ángel García. Representative of Unicon Development.
Unicon Development, together with Global Nostrum and Club África Futuro will organize the Forum in Conakry within several months at Palm Camayenne.


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Kid Chat is apart of the 321 Teen chat community where chatters can be between the ages of 13 and 19. Kid Chat room is for chatters 13 to 16 years of age. We have chatrooms dedicated to different areas and interests as well as private messaging—which is helpful when you are looking for advice and don't want to share your troubles with everyone.
What to do when your 13yr old daughter says shes in Love? Parents this is maii advice(im 13) whenever i told maii parents that i was in love with this one dude they 1.)asked me if i knew what
My 14-year-old daughter has a boyfriend and she wants to spend time alone with him. Every chance they get, their faces are stuck together, and the other day I noticed a hickey under her collarbone. We require doors to be open in the family room (or wherever they are) when he's over, but I can't
12/13/2016 · Hey all do you think it's ok for a 13yr old girl to be dating a 16yr old boy? Is it also ok for the girl to be wearing a dress exactly like this one, also is it ok for her to be wearing high heels with a 2.5" platform, and a 7" heel height, and a crotchless thong?
I've taken all of my 13 year old daughter's possessions, and she's still disrespectful. Ask Question -6. 4. however, seek the views and advice of others by posting your question here. If you did not want their views, but validation of your own view, then you sought the wrong means of achieving that goal. 13-year-old sister dating elder
Teenage Girls And Older Men: What Every Parent Should Know. there's no law against a 16-year-old girl dating a 22-year-old man. It's only if they have sexual intercourse that an actual confrontation with the law occurs. As advice the article seems at least as bad and misguided as were the extremes of Victorian moralising, even if it
Love Test for 12-13-year-olds. I was surfing the Net and I noticed that there weren't any tests for people my age. I made one for girls and boys.
4/2/2013 · Hi, my friend who lives in detroit texted a 13yr old girl mistaking it for one of the woman he met on a dating site. After this my firend and the girl texted each other for 2 days. They texted abt who they are , were they are from whom and what do they do, no sexual texts were exchanged.
9/24/2013 · 17 Harsh Truths About The Older Boyfriend Are you a high school freshman dating a college freshman? A 23-year-old dating her 50-year-old boss? Leonardo DiCaprio's girlfriend?
3/16/2017 · I'm a 13 year old girl, and I have liked a number of guys in my life, so I feel pretty qualified to answer this question. In my case, if the boy I like shows some interests back, e.g. smiling at me, waving, small talk, I will talk to them as nocha
1/10/2019 · When your child shifts from being a 12-year-old kid to a 13-year-old adolescent, you're likely to see some interesting changes. The mental shift kids make as they begin to see themselves as teenagers, combined with the physical changes their bodies experience, can make early adolescence an …
Advice on my 13yr old daughter & her 16yr old boyfriend? Advice on my 13yr old daughter & her 16yr old boyfriend? – My 13 yr old daughter has told me that a 16yr old boy she met through a friend likes her and she likes him.. For anyone raising a girl like me – mine is …
7/19/2010 · I used to have a list of 101 things I wanted to accomplish in 1001 days. Then, I found other things I wanted to do, and stopped working on the list. One of my undone 101 things, was to write a letter to my teenage self. Recently, Raam Dev wrote a some advice for his […]
Is it illegal for a 13 year old girl to date an 18 year old guy? They aren't planning on doing any "heavy petting" or sexual contact. Could he go to jail for the dating thing is what I am wondering.
9/8/2011 · Dating and Relationship Advice » I'm in love with a 13 year old girl. I'm not sure what I believe about big age gaps in love, but I don't think it's right for a 13yr old to initiate sex in today's society. Love at 13 isn't about sex. At 13 I played neopets! Teen Hut - Teen Forums
I am going nuts. I have a teenage daughter (age sixteen) who has turned into a totally obnoxious individual! She used to be a sweet girl, but for the past year or two, things have been getting more and more out of hand. I don't think that I have made a request of her, made a comment, or tried to
Advice for parents on talking to their kids about sex and reproduction. Key points. A good strategy is to start talking to your child about sex when they are young …
My Son Is Dating a Minor: Should I Be Worried About the Legal Implications? Your 18-year-old son is dating a 16-year-old female classmate – no big deal, right? A two-year age difference isn't particularly alarming, and dating is fairly standard at that age.
6/20/2007 · Do you think is OK for a 13yr old girl to masturbate and to actually ask for more techniques on yahoo answers? Last night I kinda had a lil argument with a little 13yr old because she posted a question asking for some tips on how to improve her masturbating techniques because she wanted to get a better orgasmand my answer was " you are only
12/22/2008 · Question: A 13-year-old wants to start dating.How should parents approach this situation? (Consider children of both genders.) Answer: When a family talks to me about having a young teenage
5/13/2009 · 10 things you must tell your teenage girl When she's old enough, show her the household budget so she knows how much it can cost for food, rent and so on. Was this advice helpful? What
10 Truths for the Teenage Girl. Kelly Givens. speaking the kind of truth that Lindsee over at Living Proof Ministries shared with a 13-year-old daughter of a friend. Key to his advice
5/1/2019 · It's unclear what you mean by "appropriate." I think you are asking if it's socially acceptable. So let's start there. This isn't clearly defined as it's a subjective question. However, most people would consider a 13-year-old a child and a 16-yea
6/23/2017 · Re: 13yr old girl fights off paki assaulter Good stuff. Hopefully she can see through all the lies that will be fed to her from the plod/school (and possibly her parents) and become aware of this menace, if living in Blackburn hasn't already.
4/24/2014 · The age of consent in England and Wales is 16 regardless of sexual orientation or gender, as specified by the Sexual Offences Act 2003. I am not disagreeing that they shouldn't be having sex - just pointing out that the 13 year old boy bears no more legal responsibility than the 13 year old girl.
7/7/2012 · Should a mature 13 year old girl date a 15 year old guy? Question Posted Saturday July 7 2012, 11:35 pm So I've been talking to this guy for about a year off & on. I'm 13 & a female. Yes I'm young, but my maturity level is VERY HIGH. The guy I've been talking to is everything I look for in a guy, he isn't like the others. But he is 15.
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Pet Smart
United States New_ Jersey Hamilton Township 08691 40.1923311 -74.64066810000003 United States
Dec 9, 2016
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Plays an essential role in getting merchandise out on the floor and available for our Pet Parents. May be trained to operate a forklift. Must be able to accurately stock merchandise while also helping Pet Parents find solutions to their needs. Assist in transporting purchases to vehicles, as needed.
PetSmart is an equal opportunity employer. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, age, national origin, disability, genetics, and protected veteran status, as well as any other characteristic protected by federal, state or local law.
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What better place to share your love for pets than in our stores? With so many opportunities under one roof, you'll be sure to find a path that inspires you. Whether you're assisting customers on the floor, pampering pets in our salon, or training a new puppy, we'll support you every step of the way. Join us as we help create a better world for pets and our pet parents.
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SUBJECTS: Labor's announcement to attract the best and brightest into teaching; School funding.
RICHARD GLOVER, HOST: Think back to your final year at school, which courses did the top performing students choose when it came to university? Were the people coming first, second, third in your class going into law, medicine, science? How many in that very top cohort went on to study teaching? Well, there's been much discussion over the years about how to raise the status of the teaching profession to attract the best and the brightest; and the subject of money usually comes up. Teachers' salaries are, of course, modest in comparison to those of surgeons and barristers. Well, today a promise from Labor for a bit of extra money to encourage the clever clogs into teaching, should they win the next election. Tanya Plibersek, of course, is the Shadow Education Minister and joins us from our Canberra studios. Good afternoon.
TANYA PLIBERSEK, DEPUTY LEADER OF THE OPPOSITION: Hi Richard.
GLOVER: You've been worried for a while about the cohort of kids that are going into teaching. At least some of them have got really, quite low ATARs - is that right?
PLIBERSEK: Look, there's still some very talented, very idealistic people choosing teaching as a degree - but what we've seen in recent years are the marks to get into teaching degrees falling - so for example in 2005, about a third of entrants into teaching had an ATAR of above 80; but ten years later - 2015, that's only one in five. So, that concerns me because the message it sends is this isn't difficult or complex work and a lot of parents and even teachers are saying to these super smart, idealistic young people "you shouldn't waste your mark on a teaching degree." And that breaks my heart because it really is one of the most important jobs in our community and I want people to be competing to get into teaching degrees the way they compete to get into medicine or veterinary science or dentistry because it is every bit as important.
GLOVER: Isn't there a possibility, in fact, even a likelihood that people who've got quite low ATARs might go on to be fantastic teachers maybe, like Eddie Woo who struggled, he says, with Mathematics - they might be, having struggled with something themselves - might be in a perfect position to teach it?
PLIBERSEK: Yes, absolutely, and that's why we do need pathways into teaching for people who might have bombed out in their last couple of years of high school - sometimes, that's because they had, you know, personal difficulties at that time at home, parents getting divorced, maybe they were homeless or they just don't mature until a little bit later. So, we do need alternate pathways into teaching. We want a diverse teaching workforce. I'm not worried about those exceptions to the rule, what I'm worried about is a trend where year after year, fewer high achievers are choosing teaching and more and more people are getting in with lower and lower marks. It's the trend that worries me, not the individual examples.
GLOVER: Okay, so what's your offer to try to change that around?
PLIBERSEK: Well, the first thing we've said is we need to work with universities to lift the entry standards and I made that commitment quite some time ago, but what we announced today is that we'd be giving bursaries of up to $10,000 a year to very high achievers who choose teaching. Now, this is a way obviously of attracting the dux of the school or the university medallist or someone who's been professional in another career to do an undergraduate or a postgraduate teaching qualification and to actually, particularly for those people who are doing postgraduate qualifications if they've been in the workforce for a time - just to make it a little bit easier to make that choice of taking on this second career. But, it also - I wanted to send a signal that this is really critical, important work that is valued by our community, and this is one way of doing that.
GLOVER: How do you choose it? I mean, it's all very well for me to use phrases like 'cream of the crop', but how do you choose that because if you use ATARs, there'll be people who say; "the ATAR is a very blunt instrument, it's not a very good guide to who's going to make a great teacher."
PLIBERSEK: It is, but we're not saying that you have to have an ATAR of 99 to get into a teaching degree, what we're saying is we are targeting up to 1,000 people in the whole of Australia each year because they are exceptional and we want exceptional people to choose teaching. So, we'll look at academic achievement but we'll also look at personality - does this person want to be a teacher? Do they like kids? Do they have that, kind of, spark that - that, you know, that makes them something special, that makes them a leader of people?
GLOVER: Okay, this is back, in a way, to the bonded system of years gone by whereby if you accept the $10,000 per year, you then have to be a teacher for a while?
PLIBERSEK: Yeah, so if you accept a bursary for one year - we expect you to teach in a public school for one year. If you accept four years worth of bursaries then we expect you to teach for four years; and you say it's a bit like, you know, back to the future in that respect - teaching was such an important way that the smartest women and the smartest working class kids moved into a profession were they weren't working hard on the railways or in a factory like their parents did. Like it was, in the 50s and the 60s, a really important – and I mean, I think it's still an incredibly respected profession, but it was a really important way to move into the professional classes for the smartest women, the smartest working class people. And, now we have so much more choice and that is a wonderful thing. You know, once upon a time if you were a woman, your basic choices were nursing and teaching – and that was about it. Women can do anything now. But what that's meant is we need to compete more, we need to make this profession more attractive. This is one way of doing it. We need to make sure our community is valuing and respecting teachers. We're hearing more and more stories about parents, you know, the kids get in trouble and instead of the parents backing up the teacher, they're having a go at the teacher at the end of the day. And we also - you mentioned keeping people - you know, it's not a highly paid profession. It is when you first get out of uni, what happens is you hit a ceiling very soon into your professional career; so we need to keep our best teachers in teaching, as well. That's why getting the right people...
GLOVER: I can hear a lot of teachers yelling at their radio saying look, you've got hard figures about the bursary, that sounds fine, but really the important thing is some hard commitments and figures from Labor about...
PLIBERSEK: Yeah.
GLOVER: …how you stop that because everyone talks about this problem...
PLIBERSEK: Yes.
GLOVER: …with teaching that when you first start, it's actually pretty good compared to similar professions but then, you - it just runs out of steam.
PLIBERSEK: Well, I happen to have an idea for that, too, Richard - thank you for the opening. When we were last in government, we had this program - Highly Accomplished and Lead Teachers where, to keep the the best teachers in the classroom, what happens quite often is people are targeted; "you are brilliant, you are fantastic, we want you to teach other teachers, we want you to come into head office, the Department of Education, we want you to run a cluster of schools, we want you to move up in the bureaucracy." And that is great because people from the classroom are bringing their professional knowledge to help more teachers, but they're lost to the classroom. We want to keep some of those teachers in the classroom by acknowledging that they are highly accomplished, that they are mentoring and training the other teachers around them; sometimes just in their school, sometimes across a local area - that needs formal recognition as well. That is happening informally in our classrooms every day. Teachers are not given the time and they're not given the money, frankly, to acknowledge that work. That Highly Accomplished and Lead Teachers program, I think it's only had about 500 teachers because it just stopped under the Liberals - they just stopped pushing for this sort of reform.
GLOVER: But, some of these attempts, in the past, have not been entirely successful. You know, there has been offer - there has been money, particularly for people to move from the professions into teaching - there hasn't been a great take up.
PLIBERSEK: No, and we're talking, you know, in the case of the program that we're announcing today - bursaries - we're looking for a 1,000 people, up to 1,000 people a year. But, we really do want exceptional people; I'd rather have 500 great people than try and, you know, pad out the numbers. Look, I think there are - I think there are terrific, idealistic, highly accomplished people who see the importance of this work. I think by sending a strong message that our community values this work, we give them the permission to vote with their, you know, vote with their feet and choose with their hearts what they want to do.
GLOVER: The one thing I agree with you is a problem is, once you get a really low ATAR, there are kids who are quite bright who feel that they'll - and this is a mad thought, I know - but they feel they're kind of wasting their mark so they say...
PLIBERSEK: That's what they're told.
GLOVER: …you can get into this course for, you only need an ATAR of, you know - blah - and they say "but my, I've actually got, I've actually got 98." And they feel as if it's somehow wasting their mark and that's the problem about a falling cutoff.
PLIBERSEK: I've heard teachers say it to kids, I've heard parents say it to kids. I've had kids who say to me "I'm, you know, I really don't know what to do. I really want to be a teacher but I worked so hard and my parents are telling me it's a waste." I think that that is a tragedy. Like, this is one of the most important jobs in our community - you can have the biggest impact on a person's life, you can literally change lives - not one life, but hundreds, maybe thousands over the course of your career. We need to send that message and this is one way of sending that message.
GLOVER: Thanks for joining me, thanks for talking to me.
PLIBERSEK: It's a pleasure.
GLOVER: There's Tanya Plibersek, she's the Shadow Education Minister and I think on that last thought everyone can agree. I mean obviously there's different methods for trying to achieve that. The Government will have their ideas, Labor's got its ideas but that idea that you can - we've got to find a way of making this as important profession as we all know it is; and how we do that - well, you'll have to be the judge of that but it's certainly a matter of, you know, national urgency.


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How to protect against STDs
Are you worried with the question do I have STI or sexually transmitted infection? You should get yourself screened immediately to get rid of all doubts. Getting screened is the only way to bring to your mind. This article will not only help you in how to go for getting yourself screened but also it will give you some of the top tips on how to save yourself from contracting it. Getting yourself screened is the only way of diagnosing STDs. This is the reason why W.H.O. is pushing for a global screening drive against STDs. Like any other infection, if STDs are diagnosed early then they can be treated effectively and quickly. Below we have listed some of the top tips for protecting yourselves from STDs:
1 Protected sex is the biggest preventive measure that you can take to save yourself from STDs. Contact with body fluids is the most prominent way of transfer of virus from one partner to the other. During sexual intercourse there is no natural protection between the two partners and hence it is very easy for the virus to contract to the uninfected partner. There are many ways of having protected sex such as the male and female condoms. Condom is a plastic cover that can be worn on the sexual organ. This helps in stopping the body fluids from one partner to get into contact with other partner and thus stops spread of STD from one partner to the other. Though condoms are very effective in preventing spread of STD, they should not be considered to be 100% fool proof. There have been numerous reported cases if burst condoms which means that the rigour of sexual intercourse leads to condom failure and under such circumstances the fluids gets in contact with the other partner.
2 As we have already highlighted that STDs primarily spread through body fluids, you must avoid all means of coming in contact with body fluids of other people. Towels, handkerchiefs and under garments are some of the other prominent ways of coming in contact with body fluids of other people.
3 There are many STDs such as the syphilis and hepatitis against which you can get vaccinated. Since many STDs are caused by virus and vaccines are an effective way of fighting against virus, you must get vaccinated for all possible STDs. Nowadays vaccines are available against a large range of STDs.


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25 Things to do in April
Happy April! I hope you are had a great weekend, and didn't get too caught up in all of the April Fool's jokes. I often find that at this time of the year, routine can become a little boring, and it is harder to find each and every day unique and fun. That is why, for the month of April, I want to try and do one thing everyday to keep the whole month interesting. Don't let the April Showers get to you!
There you go! I hope this blog post brings you some inspiration to either create your own list of things to do this month, or follow what I have here. It can make every day just a little bit more interesting and worth looking forward to. Have a fantastic week!
xx Hanna
A seventeen-year-old fashion obsessed girl, who stands just under 5 feet tall.
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Senate Committee Holds Hearing on NLRB General Counsel Nominee
The Senate Health, Education, Labor and Pensions (HELP) Committee recently held a hearing to review the Trump administration's replacement for general counsel for the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB). Once approved by the Senate, Peter Robb will take over for the Obama administration's general counsel in early November.
IEC sent a letter to the committee in support of Mr. Robb's nomination and urged swift approval of a Board member to replace Phil Miscimarra, who recently announced he will not accept reappointment and will be leaving in December. If left vacant, the Board will be deadlocked at two Republicans and two Democrats.


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Welcome to the NCHS Foundation
March 2018
Dear Friends,
Thank you to all the incredible supporters who have made thoughtful and faithful donations to The Newark Catholic High School Foundation and the students of Newark Catholic. Your donations this past year helped the Foundation provide $65,000 to the 2016-2017 general operating budget of Newark Catholic. Your loyal support has enabled the Foundation to provide over $1,800,000 to Newark Catholic since the Foundation's inception in 1984.
Your kind contributions will help the students at Newark Catholic today, tomorrow, and for years to come. Please consider making a gift to The Newark Catholic High School Foundation today at www.newarkcatholic.org or mail it in the envelope enclosed. You may also wish to make your gift in memory of a deceased classmate, relative, or friend.
Also, if you have a regular Individual Retirement Account (IRA) and you are age 70 ½ or older, you are eligible to use your IRA to make a Qualified Charitable Distribution (QCD) to qualified charities of your choice. By making an eligible QCD from your regular IRA you can avoid Federal and State taxes on the QCD. This is more tax efficient than using cash to make a charitable contribution. If you are interested in learning more about a gift to The Newark Catholic High School Foundation with a QCD, please call the Foundation office at 740-344-5671, or consult your tax advisor.
As always, thank you for your continued support of Catholic education in Licking County.


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For great tasting sushi in the New York City area, visit Sushi Hana Japanese Cuisine today! We have a variety of choices available from our menu. Our Japanese restaurant serves the traditional Japanese food you crave. We never compromise on quality which is why our chefs only use fresh seafood ingredients.
Bring your date, your friends or family to Hana Japanese Cuisine for a night of delicious, authentic Japanese cuisine that you won't forget! From all-time favorites like tasty unagi rolls to the fresh sashimi of red snapper, tuna, salmon and much more, all of our gourmet dishes are made with creativity and integrity.
At Sushi Hana Japanese Cuisine, we don't believe in making our customers wait long periods of time in order to enjoy all the flavors that our authentic Japanese food have to offer. We know you're hungry and we want to be there to fill your appetite. If you're seeking fast food but don't want to compromise flavor, look no further than our Japanese restaurant.
Food was great service was awesome price very affordable and very clean I recommend this place
Hana was very friendly and very nice staff the food was excellent and I loved it.
This was a phenomenal restaurant with both meat options AND vegan options. The vegan options were AMAZING. Will definitely be coming back
This place has the best sushi on the LES.
Service is always professional, prompt & courteous. Have been coming here for a long time. Sushi is always fresh, special rolls are imaginative and creative, cooked food is delicious. I love plain fish & rice, so I get the trio sushi or sushi dinner. The fish is always so fresh and delicious. My husband loves the special rolls and tried every one. Loves them all. Have also tried the udon soup...hot, delicious and noursihing. You will be happy here.
Good happy hour. I'm always a fan when food and drinks are included. But make sure you specify happy hour. He tricked me on the wine and I got charged full price. Smells a little fishy when you walk in which turns me off. I guess expected at a sushi spot. But the food is pretty decent and pretty inexpensive.
Excellent sushi! Sashimi is some of the best I've had. When you order for delivery, it's almost very fast! Haven't explored the non-sushi menu but sure it's good too.
Hana is simply the best. It's the most reliable, affordable, fastest delivery of all time, incredible customer service, non-pretentious, amazing downtown Sushi Restaurant.
Me and my boyfriend order delivery from here generally once a week, sometimes 3 times a week. It's that good. It's the kind of delivery that can melt the pain away after a long work day in NYC. I tend towards salmon/tuna maki, he likes spicy yellowtail hand rolls and a big fan of the Chicken Tatsuta Age which is like Chicken Karaage.
We marvel at the delivery, which can be at our apartment in less than 10 minutes from ordering. Truly an incredible feat. My boyfriend delivered food at Mama's, also in the LES and is blown away by the food messengers. These gentleman always arrive with a smile and the food is always on POINT!
For Valentine's Day, we thought it would be romantic and fun to go to the actual restaurant on Rivington. We got the Manhattan bridge (cuz we live at it's foot ;)....which is an insane deal! Huge, LITERAL bridge of sushi, sashimi, and hand rolls, all excellent and fresh quality! High flavor, Delicious!
(Note: Any day of the week Hana has good sushi; not just the fish delivery days;)
We also had Miso and Black Cod appetizer, both perfecto.
Wrapped it up with a superb Hot Lava Chocolate cake.
(Sidenote: Hana has great desserts like Tiramisu! Who would've thought! No joke though, it's the real deal)
My BF also had warm sake which he loved!
All included, about $100.
Hana, thank you!
I came here during lunch time and it was empty, me and my family were the only ones there. We got the lunch combo box for $12 and it was totally worth it. I didn't really understand why it was empty, food was very good, made fast and isn't expensive. The combo box comes with rice, dumplings, ginger and wasabi, California roll, soup or salad plus what ever meat you chose. I had the chicken katsu and it was very crunchy and wasn't hard at all and the meat itself was also tender. The dumpings are 3 small yet filling and tasty dumpings. California roll tasted fresh and it was a full order not just 2 or 3 pieces. I really can't see how anyone can go wrong with a combo box, I almost couldn't finish it all and it was only $12 definitely worth the price.
The interior is nice and has a relaxing feel to it. It's in a nice area and right across the street is a nice candy place to get a small tasty treat. 100% sure that I will definitely come back to eat here.
Fresh and yummy sushi, delicious dessert, and good service! Great local spot. Wish they didn't have a B as their health grade though.
Great prices, good sushi, good sashimi. Priced really well for the quality you get. I had miso, salmon nagiri and a roll for like $13 I think and that's a steal in my book
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Performing Arts Co-Curricular Activities
At the College, we pride ourselves on the emerging high profile of the Arts. There are myriad opportunities for boys to get involved in what is a highly rewarding part of school life.
In the Preparatory School, a new innovation which began in 2018 is the weekly Arts Hour for boys in Year 5 and 6. Students study six class rotations in singing, dance (hip-hop, tap and Latin/ballroom), filmmaking and Theatresports. Boys work closely with external tutors who are experts in their field. The skills learned in these areas are presented to parents on a termly basis when students have the chance to showcase their work. The emphasis on consolidating these skills is also a priority, with boys having the opportunity to continue their interests in Year 7 outside of school hours.
Drama – Co-curricular
From Year 7, boys engage in two distinct co-curricular forms of Drama at PAC.
Once a week on Wednesday afternoons the Theatresports teams meet to train in competitive theatre; they work closely with leading improvisers in South Australia such as Marshall Cowan and Kirsty Wigg from ImproNow! The teams meet at least once a semester with other schools for Theatresports competitions. In 2017, the Year 7 team emerged victorious from a meet at Brighton Secondary College against two other schools, while we have hosted Wilderness School in Term 2, 2018, with the girls walking away with the trophy. In November 2019 PAC hosted the second heat of the annual Schools' Cup with six schools and ten teams competing for the trophy. We will be back next year!
The College's resident theatre group, The Princes Players Theatre Company, stages an annual production which typically alternates between a classic play and a musical for the whole family. Drawing cast members from across the Preparatory School and the Secondary School, this annual production is eagerly anticipated. The Princes Players works with our local sister schools and meets every Tuesday evening for rehearsals between 6-8pm, with occasional Saturdays leading up to opening night. In June 2017, the Princes Players proudly presented Lionel Bart's Oliver! with a cast of seventy-four boys from Year 4 upwards. In September 2018, the Players presented the seminal play Our Town by Thornton Wilder.
Following the roaring success of Bugsy Malone in June 2019, the Princes Players will return in July 2020 with a funny and farcical adaptation of Richard Bean's One Man, Two Guvnors. Taking the very best of commedia dell'arte tradition, conventions and style, come and watch our students perform this classic version of Carlo Goldoni's original The Servant of Two Masters.
Film and Media Studies – Co-curricular
Bleed Red is a unique co-curricular offering that provides boys with opportunities to engage in a high level of audio-visual (AV) performance. Through a variety of short AV productions, Bleed Red participants develop their creative, collaborative and organisational capacities, while developing a high level of skill in the use of a variety of AV equipment and software. Bleed Red productions are produced to a high standard aiming for professional quality in all aspects of AV output.
While Bleed Red is a Performing Arts opportunity, it is deeply connected to all aspects of student life through its continued service to the pastoral, academic and co-curricular experiences and achievements of our boys. Each production focuses on the qualities of the Princes Man, celebrating our boys through the eyes of the students themselves.
Much like each player in a football team knows the position they play and their role in the team, so too Bleed Red participants should know which role they are playing and how to perform in it. As such, Bleed Red's structure is based upon that employed by a professional television production company.
Each of the production roles provides students with an opportunity to develop skills unique to that role whilst developing an understanding of how their role affects and is affected by the performance of others.
Music – Co-curricular
PAC's co-curricular Music Program gives students the opportunity to develop their music skills and form strong social connections in a wide variety of musical settings. Under the direction of experienced and passionate music educators, our ensembles rehearse once or twice per week and prepare repertoire for regular performances within and outside of the College, including involvement in competitions, festivals and tours. Students learn material that will challenge and develop them technically on their instrument/voice, as well providing them with greater insight into the context of various works, composers and time periods. The co-curricular Music Program is not exclusive to students studying curriculum Music; any student with a desire to play music with others can find an ensemble that fits their interests and needs. Students wishing to develop their music comprehensively are encouraged to undertake both curricular and co-curricular Music. Ensembles within the co-curricular Music Program include:
- Concert Bands: Senior Band, Intermediate Band, Junior Band, Beginner Band
- Big Bands: 1, 2, 3, 4, Prep
- Vocal Ensembles: Princes Choir, Senior Vocal Ensemble, Junior Choir
- Strings: Chamber Strings, Piano Trio, Camerata String Quartet, Intermediate Strings, Junior Strings
- Rock Bands: 1, 2, 3, 4
- Street Jazz Band
- Motown Band
- Saxophone Quartet
- Guitar Ensembles: Senior, Junior
- Drum Corp: Senior, Junior
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The 2020 Nissan Pathfinder could be a star of the upcoming period. The business is preparing the brand-new generation of the SUV. Besides the redesign, there is a huge chance for a hybrid drivetrain to re-emerge after discontinuation in 2014. Moreover, developers are preparing brand-new colors and paintjobs. Interior is getting an entirely face-lift. With many changes and updates, the 2020 Nissan Pathfinder will be the design to follow.
Followers will certainly enjoy to see a hybrid drivetrain, mainly because of the gas mileage. This type of engine is still readily available in Australia and New Zealand. Nonetheless, future 2020 Nissan Pathfinder will certainly not be all about fuel economic situation and performance.
The mid-size three-row SUV is overhauling the interior. It will still be able to fit as much as 7 persons. A Midnight edition will most likely miss out on the 2019 edition, however in 2020 we will certainly see even more features and devices for this trim level.
Future 2020 Nissan Pathfinder Redesign
The SUV had a facelift in 2017. Nevertheless, the advancement in the SUV segment is extremely quickly, so companies have to upgrade their lorries every couple of years. That is why our team believe the 2020 Nissan Pathfinder redesign is on the means. This time the number of changes will be larger than the last time. In 2017 we saw changes on the front and back fascia. The renovation likewise added a brand-new engine. Couple of various other minor changes in the cabin were there, and now, the Pathfinder is ready for the complete redesign inside.
2020 Pathfinder Interior
The SUV is a three-row version that can accommodate 7 guests. Previously, the Pathfinder was known as a large mid-size SUV. The new layout will improve the comfort for travelers, especially those in the third row. However, taller individuals will certainly still need extra area, so this bench is the most ideal for kids. The redesign still includes leg- and clearance for the second-row residents.
Besides that, the 2020 Nissan Pathfinder interior will get a brand-new dashboard. The control panel features new assesses, guiding wheel, and the infotainment system. The last large facelift brought mug owners and various other small useful updates, but now the SUV awaits better upgrades.
NissanConnect Infotainment New Generation
The brand-new generation of the Pathfinder will bring the next-gen NissanConnect system. It is already among one of the most advanced solutions in the competition, but Nissan is a leader in this segment. They are constantly searching for more and we aspire to see what it might present. Anticipate only magnificent applications and features. However, Navigation and premium audio will be optional again, we can be sure of that.
After the redesign, Nissan will introduce the new Pathfinder. The measurements of the SUV could be increased. If the 2020 Nissan Pathfinder gets added inches it would be extremely beneficial for the interior. Travelers are getting even more room and freight area would end up being roomier. Developing the Pathfinder on the exact same platform won't influence driving. Well, the longer and larger lorry are mosting likely to be rougher for taking care of, but only professionals will discover this. The SUV will likewise place on some weight. But, enhancements in the engine room and lightweight products in the body will certainly maintain the gas mileage at the same or lower level. For the hybrid, this is not going to make a lot of troubles.
2020 Nissan Pathfinder Colors and Midnight Edition
Several of one of the most substantial changes for the 2020 Nissan Pathfinder will come for the shade palette. The company hasn't upgraded the paintjobs for a while and the new SUV is a perfect chance to do so. With brand-new colors, purchasers will be able to pick, that makes Pathfinder a lot more attractive.
The unique paintjob, as always, is being gotten ready for 2020 Nissan Pathfinder Midnight Edition. This is a bundle of features that improve the look of many Nissan automobiles. To name a few that provided this trim degree was the Pathfinder. In 2020 we will certainly see more choices. Designers will upgrade the interior with special color schemes, badging, and various other information.
2020 Pathfinder Platinum
The Midnight Edition might be one of the most attractive, yet with the 2020 Nissan Pathfinder Platinum, we are getting the most effective of the SUV. Well, we will have to pay for it. Present version expenses over $42,000. That is $10k greater than the base system. Expect also the huger space in 2020. Additionally want that Platinum plan for Pathfinder brings navigating, larger alloy wheels, premium audio system, and various other special upgrades. The 2020 Pathfinder Platinum will certainly be very near high-end segment of the mid-size SUV class.
Toyota Highlander, Ford Explorer, Buick Enclave, Honda Pilot, Dodge Durango
2020 Nissan Pathfinder Specs
The 2020 Nissan Pathfinder will still utilize the same 3.5-liter V-6 engine as the base system. This is the only choice for buyers in the United States right now. Nonetheless, there are some rumors discussing the addition of a turbocharged-four drivetrain that will certainly have the ability to match the performance of a V-6. Up until this becomes real, we will depend on the good-old powertrain.
For the upcoming period, engineers can tune it to make more power and enhance gas mileage. Nonetheless, this will also rely on the overall weight. If the 2020 Nissan Pathfinder comes to be bigger, then weight difference decreases the procedure. Anyway, the new SUV will get at the very least 290 hp and 260 lb-ft from the same V-6 unit. A CVT transmission and FWD are standard, and buyers can go with a four-wheel drive version.
The 2020 Nissan Pathfinder Hybrid is something is something worth of waiting for. Well, this kind of a drivetrain should have been currently on the marketplace. Nissan is late, however we make certain they will certainly make it approximately all followers with a special drivetrain. In Australia, the SUV is still utilizing the old arrangement that consists of the supercharged four-pot engine. It is time for a redesign and the brand-new model, which will certainly transform hybrid drivetrain in Australia and launch it in the United States as well.
2020 Nissan Pathfinder Gas Mileage
The existing version of the SUV returns 20/27 mpg with front-wheel drive configuration. The range comes by 1 mpg in each segment with an AWD geared up. The brand-new 2020 Nissan Pathfinder will attempt to boost the gas mileage. But, with the same engine and possible weight increase, we would not depend on some huge upgrade.
On the other hand, that is why 2020 Pathfinder Hybrid is coming. The drivetrain will certainly show its benefits in city drive, where it can match highway mpg rating. From the brand-new system, we can anticipate to supply around 30 mpg integrated. This would be an exceptional gas economy that will certainly cover the output of a Toyota Highlander hybrid, as the only mid-size three-row SUV with such powertrain.
Towing Capacity
One more section where everybody expects upgrades. The existing edition is one of the most effective in a class model with a towing capacity of 6,000 extra pounds. A lot of its opponents stay under 5,000 pounds. The brand-new 2020 Nissan Pathfinder will certainly a minimum of maintain these numbers. On the other hand, the Pathfinder Hybrid is not so capable of this, so the towing ability will radically go down, whatever kind of a crossbreed drivetrain it will utilize.
2020 Nissan Pathfinder Release Date
The Japanese firm is going to introduce the 2020 Nissan Pathfinder immediately. However, the SUV is not mosting likely to be offered for purchase till late 2019. Anticipate the 2020 Pathfinder to show up either at the following Detroit Auto Show or in New York in April 2019.


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A man wanted by police has been charged after flagging down a police car he mistook for a taxi on the NSW Central Coast.
Police were called to a hotel in Kincumber just before 9.30pm on Tuesday following reports a group had refused to leave the premises when asked.
Police say the group was aggressive to officers, who used pepper spray, before one of the group threw a rock at an officer, striking his belt.
Two men were arrested and one man fled the scene.
Less than an hour later police were patrolling near the hotel when they were flagged down by a man who mistook the patrol vehicle for a taxi.
The 29-year-old man, who was dripping wet, was charged and refused bail to appear in court on Wednesday.


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The smaller iPad Pro by Apple came with its first upgrade for the series which is why people had been thinking if the iPad Air line shall be discontinued since its last line up was two years back in 2014.
However rumors for the iPad Air 3 have been around and today the Chinese people have been speculating that the tablet shall soon be there with new features of upgraded performance. There has been very little information regarding this since there is no Apple hardware event lined up until after summers at least hence a launch could be expected at the same time.
Just like what happened with iPhone SE's undying rumors, the iPad Air 3 has been speculated to have an increased RAM according to IThome because the 9.7 inch iPad Pro did not have any increased RAM but focused on software at that time.
It is important here to note that Apple did use the iPad Air to debut the A8X and since the iPad Pro has already been launched, there are greater chances of A10X being introduced through the iPad Air 3.
Hence, it is said that A10X together with 3GB RAM shall be a great upgrade for the iPad Air 3 as display and camera features have already been flaunted in the 9.7 inch iPad Pro and that iPad Air 3 shall even do better.
This seems quite pleasing as nothing can stop Apple from doing so while it will render its old 12.9 inch iPad useless with the release of A10X with 3GB RAM. It seems like the iPad Air 3 does sound convincing for a launch while nothing can be said surely until there is some official news regarding the same


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Reproductive Endocrinology & Infertility Fellowship
Since 2001, the Division of Reproductive Endocrinology & Infertility at NYU Langone has offered an ACGME-accredited three-year fellowship that leads to board certification in Reproductive Endocrinology and Infertility by the American Board of Obstetrics and Gynecology (ABOG). The fellowship is directed by Dr. Fredrick Licciardi (Program Director) and Dr. M. Elizabeth Fino (Associate Program Director) and accepts one fellow per year.
Fellows receive advanced training with our world-class team of reproductive endocrinologists, pediatric endocrinologists, gynecologists specializing in menopausal medicine, urologists, geneticists, embryologists, and andrologists at locations including NYU Langone Fertility Center, NYU Langone Health, and NYC Health + Hospitals/Bellevue.
Fellows spend most of their clinical time at NYU Langone Fertility Center, where approximately 1900 ART cycles are performed annually. NYU Langone Fertility Center is an active referral center for oocyte cryopreservation, pre-implantation genetic screening and diagnosis, and medical fertility preservation and also features an on –site research lab. REI fellows are fully integrated into the practice of reproductive endocrinology and infertility in our center and graduate fully prepared to become leaders in their field, both clinically and academically. The NYU Langone Fertility center joined the Prelude network in 2018. Prelude's national network of fertility clinics have a long history of pioneering scientific advances. The Prelude network provides the opportunity for our fellows to become involved in large evidence-based research initiatives across the country. A new facility for the obstetrics and gynecology department, including NYU Langone Fertility Center, is currently in design phase and coming soon.
Reproductive Endocrinology & Infertility Training Experience
As a fellow, you work alongside faculty from the Division of Reproductive Endocrinology and Infertility, gaining intensive clinical training in reproductive endocrinology, reproductive surgery, assisted reproductive technology, medical endocrinology, embryology, andrology, and genetics. The mission of the fellowship is to provide outstanding clinical, surgical and ART experiences, through a range of supervised interactions, so as to ensure the development of competent, compassionate and well-rounded reproductive endocrinology and infertility specialists. Our fellows are fully integrated into our clinical practice, providing them with a hands-on comprehensive experience. All approved fellowship research initiatives are fully financially supported. Our fellows graduate with all the necessary tools to become leaders in the field of Reproductive Endocrinology and Infertility.
NYU fellows start their training with Clinical Reproductive Endocrinology and Infertility at the fertility center. This consists of ART monitoring, ART procedures including retrievals and transfers, intrauterine inseminations, and clinical office visits and procedures. One day per week is devoted to reproductive surgery including hysteroscopy, laparoscopy, laparotomy, and robotics. While formal research rotations do not begin until the second year, fellows are provided the opportunity to participate in research in their first year and Research Design and Methodology is formally taught in didactic conferences led by Dr. David McCullough, PhD, assistant lab director and statistician.
The second year of fellowship begins with 6 months of elective rotation time. During this time, the fellows rotate through Andrology/Embryology laboratory, Pediatric Endocrinology, Medical Endocrinology, Urology, Genetics and Menopausal Medicine. Additionally, the 2nd year fellow oversees the Bellevue Hospital REI continuity clinic under the supervision of REI faculty. This unique experience allows the fellow to be the primary caregiver for patients, supervise residents and interact with a multidisciplinary team providing fertility care in an underserved population.
The elective rotations in 2nd year offer unique flexibility, allowing fellows to seek and be supported along individualized training tracks. Each fellow's education plan can be individualized to emphasize a special area of interest. Our past fellows have chosen different tracks including: Robotic surgery, Masters of Science in Clinical Investigation and Masters in Embryology and Andrology.
The Research rotation commences in January of the 2nd year and continues through graduation. During this time fellows have 18 consecutive months of research with an average of ½ clinical day per week.
View the calendar of rotations
To date, all previous graduates of the NYULMC REI fellowship are practicing in the field of clinical reproductive medicine and eligible candidates have passed their REI boards.
Reproductive Endocrinology & Infertility Call Schedule
Fellows take on call- duty all 3 years of fellowship approximately every 3rd-4th weekend with REI faculty members. Call duty is limited to Reproductive Endocrinology and Infertility, with no general Ob/Gyn coverage.
Research Opportunities for Reproductive Endocrinology & Infertility Fellows
The fellowship is supported by a strong faculty with a broad range of clinical and research interests.
Fellows engage in research opportunities in our state of the art laboratories including embryology, andrology, and endocrinology, as well as collaborate with several research laboratories throughout NYU Langone Health. Fellows' research efforts are funded through NYU Langone Fertility Center, NYU Langone Health, and additional sources for basic science and translational research are available.
Fellows mentor residents and medical students in the department of Ob/Gyn and significantly contribute to the division's publication efforts. All fellows are financially supported to travel and present their research locally and nationally. They have received numerous awards including Scientific Program Prize Paper Nominations in 2016 and 2017 and Prize Paper Award in 2017 (MTOR Inhibitors Preserve Fertility in a Murine Model: A Novel Pharmacological Approach to Fertility Preservation During Gonadotoxic Chemotherapy K. N. Goldman, D. Chenette; D. L. Keefe, J. Grifo, R. J. Schneider; New York University School of Medicine, New York, NY).
Prior Fellow Thesis Projects:
- Why Do Euploid Embryos Miscarry? Using the Genome and Transcriptome of Normal and Abnormal Embryos to Determine Characteristics of Viability (Susan Maxwell, 2018)
- The Effect of Vitamin D on Host and Pathogen: A Study of Women Undergoing Frozen Embryo Transfers with Euploid Embryos (Alexis Masbou, 2018)
- The Reliability of Repeat Trophectoderm and Inner Cell Mass Biopsies in Aneuploid and Mosaic Blastocysts Using Next Generation Sequencing (Nidhee Sachdev, 2017)
- The Association of Mitochondrial Copy Number and Deletion Ration to Oocyte Competency: a multiplex real time PCR evaluation of in vitro matured human oocytes and their mitochondrial complement (Jason Kofinas, 2016)
- Inhibitors of the Mammalian Target of Rapomycin (MTOR) Pathway to Prevent Follicle Loss and Protect Ovarian Reserve (Kara Goldman, 2015)
In addition to their thesis project, our fellows are nationally recognized for their research productivity as demonstrated by their robust list of publications.
Education and Professional Development for Reproductive Endocrinology & Infertility Fellows
Reproductive endocrinology and infertility fellows take on teaching responsibilities for residents and medical students and learn to become academic mentors.
Fellows are tasked with organizing and teaching didactic sessions for the ObGyn medical student clerkship, covering topics such as menopause, puberty, infertility, hirsutism, and endometriosis. They also provide residents with 3-4 didactic sessions each year with topics such as the menstrual cycle, PCOS, and CREOG review.
Fellows have a weekly didactic conference directed by core REI faculty members targeting the knowledge guidelines provided by ABOG for REI training. Additionally, they meet with the PD and APD weekly. Biweekly or monthly lunchtime journal clubs/conferences are also regularly attended by the fellows and provide the opportunity to invite guest speakers with specific expertise in the field of REI to lecture and share their experience with our team. Additionally, all fellows and faculty participate in a biannual joint Journal Club with NYU Langone Fertility Center and IVI-RMA Global, providing our fellows a world class forum to discuss ground breaking research.
Our fellows are financially supported and given time to attend multiple educational conferences including:
- Excellence in Clinical Research
- SREI Fellows' Retreat (1st and 3rd year)
- ASRM Annual Meeting and Pre Congress Courses
- ESHRE Annual Meeting
- PCRS Annual Meeting
- Frontiers in Reproductive Endocrinology
- The Oncofertility Consortium Annual Meeting
- NYU Departmental Research Day
- Weekly Department Grand Rounds and ICR
How to Apply
We participate in the Electronic Residency Application Service. We accept applications for the July 2020 fellowship in reproductive endocrinology and infertility from December 2018 through May 2019. Please check ERAS for the official deadline. Interviews take place in mid-September.
To apply, provide the following required materials:
- Three letters of recommendation (one from Program Director)
- Current curriculum vitae
- Personal statement
- Official transcript from all medical schools attended and copy of diploma
- USMLE transcript including all attempts
- Passport style photograph 2x2
- CREOG scores
We only contact applicants about the possibility of an interview after all required materials are submitted. It is not necessary to submit separately any items that are already contained in your ERAS application. For more information about the fellowship in reproductive endocrinology and infertility, contact La'Nese Engram, fellowship coordinator, at firstname.lastname@example.com or 212-263-0038.
Meet Our Current Fellows
Jacquelyn Shaw, MD
Hometown: Harrisburg, PA
Undergraduate School: NYU Stern Undergraduate School of Business
Medical School: Albert Einstein College of Medicine
Residency: NYU School of Medicine
Areas of Interest in OBGYN: Fertility preservation, assisted reproductive technology, surgical interventions, transgender health, physician wellness
Hobbies: Traveling, running - usually chasing after my two boys!
Why I chose NYU: The high volume experience with true fellowship engagement, in a very supportive environment
Nicole Yoder, MD
Hometown: Iowa City, IA
Undergraduate School: University of Iowa
Medical School: Weill Cornell Medical College
Residency: Yale
Areas of Interest in OBGYN: Fertility preservation, transgender medicine
Hobbies: Hiking with my dog and traveling whenever I have the chance
Why I chose NYU: I had a wonderful interview day and was very impressed by the people here, as well as the many training and research opportunities
Jennifer Blakemore, MD
Hometown: Lower Merion, PA
Undergraduate School: Cornell University
Medical School: Perleman School of Medicine at the University of Pennsylvania
Residency: NYU School of Medicine
Areas of Interest in OBGYN: Assisted Reproductive Technology, Fertility Preservation, Physician Wellness, Medical Education, Clinical and Translational Research
Hobbies: Performing Arts, hanging with my two kids!
Why I chose NYU: the incredibly supportive and inspiring mentors, the support they provided, and the residents and fellows who made training feel like family


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Hollywood Unlocked Presents Model, Actress And Entrepreneur Lala Baptiste
Hollywood Unlocked Presents Model, Actress, And Entrepreneur Lala Baptiste
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Nyelah "La La" Baptiste is a 19-year-old model, actress, and beauty entrepreneur.
Affectionately known as "LaLa The Island Girl" by her over 340k following, Baptiste is of Trinidadian and Puerto Rican, and European descent. At such a young age she has already mastered the success of her beauty and modeling career.
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Baptiste also has a Youtube channel that focuses on makeup and beauty tutorials. Her inspiration came after she watched her mother in the mirror, this sparked her love for all things beauty at the tender age of 7.
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