 of array‐based comparative genomic hybridization technology, the analog cytogenetic analysis that has been used for the past 100 years could be replaced by the quantitative, microarray‐based molecular analysis. Major advantages of the new array‐based cytogenetic technologies are the high resolution and the high throughput. This technology is the first to offer an autonomous whole‐chromosome analysis in one hybridization reaction for the detection of submicroscopic gains/losses. However, as with any new technology, it needs to be validated with regard to its performance in various applications (e.g. clinical genetic testing and cancer applications), comparative cost, and the data interpretation.The riverboat's wellness complex consists of a spacious Gym (with modern fitness equipment).
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Opening at the beginning of this month at the Madelon Powers Gallery at East Stroudsburg University is an installation and performance by Sibyl Kempson, a theater artist.
The Provosts Colloquium Series of East Stroudsburg University for this spring has been announced.
East Stroudsburg University (ESU) will be hosting several events that will enable prospective students to experience campus life and the surrounding communities.
Currently on display at the Rangoli Metro Art Center in Bengaluru, India is a design and art installation created by students and faculty from East Stroudsburg University (ESU). This is a special exhibit that is part of the 150th anniversary celebration the International Year of the Periodic Table.
There is a new exhibit at the Madelon Powers Gallery at East Stroudsburg University this month. The exhibit is a collection of assemblages and collages by Will Rothfuss, an artist from the Poconos.
A training grant of $295,036 has been awarded to the office of Career and Workforce Development at East Stroudsburg University (ESU) for the upcoming year. This money will enable the office to provide workforce training through the Workforce and Economic Development Network of Pennsylvania (WEDnetPA).
Two students from East Stroudsburg University recently attended a program that prepares women to be leaders in the political system.
The Nurse-Family Partnership (NFP) recently received a donation of $1,000 from students of the honorary society Sigma Pi Epsilon Delta of the Special Education and Rehabilitation Department at East Stroudsburg University (ESU), through the Lehigh Valley Health Network (LVHN).
A Senior Seminar and Portfolio in Art Student Exhibition at the Madelon Powers Gallery of East Stroudsburg University is featuring the portfolios and art works of advanced students in the art+design department of the university.
Laura Kieselbach, Ph.D., assistant professor of English at East Stroudsburg University, will be the next presenter at the universitys Provosts Colloquium Series.It was about twenty four years ago when I saw a brilliant Spike Lee documentary, produced by PBS about a capella music. Not only because the subject was interesting by itself, but also because the story created was pretty cool too.
It began with Spike at his office talking to great names in music: Miles Davis, Dizzy Gillespie, Branford Marsalis, Roberta Flack, Hugh Masekela (whose son is nowadays a famous ESPN X reporter) and – not exactly a musician – David Dinkins (mayor of New York at the time) playing what seemed to be some kind of harmonica.
Then, the documentary is divided in two parts: first he and Debbie Allen (Emmy Awars winner choreographer) go out in the streets of New York as if they were scouting a capella groups for a show Spike wants to hold at the BAM (Brooklyn Academy Of Music) theater. That’s when we first got acquainted with Rockapella, True Image, The Mint Juleps and The Persuasions.
The second part is the gig itself with all the groups plus performances from Take 6 and Ladysmith Black Mambazo. Interesting enough, those last two were who achieved more notoriety after the movie. By the way, if you remember the opening scene in the hilarious Eddie Murphy movie “Coming to America”, those voices in the background are Ladysmith Black Mambazo, two years prior to the Spike Lee documentary. At that time, nobody cared.
Curiously, two of those groups vanished and it’s hard to find something else of them even on you tube: The Mint Juleps and True Image. The Mint Juleps are the most curious of all of the groups in the documentary. They are six British girls (four sisters and two friends) singing a very American type of music. And they are just marvelous. Their duet with Ladysmith Black Mambazo on “The Lion Sleeps Tonight” (a song that went on to become a hit years later due to The Lion King movie) and their version of “Higher and Higher” are both breathtaking. True Image are also brilliant and one of my favorite moments are their rendition of “Under The Boardwalk” with Rockapella.
But my favorite of all is definitely The Persuasions, often cited as precursors of acapella music and a huge influence on all other groups. Their first appearance singing “Looking For An Echo” is almost tear inducing, their live version of Gerry Goffin and Carole King’s “Up On The Roof” better than any other you’ll ever hear, including James Taylor’s.
Overall, it’s another work of art made by Spike Lee and in my humble opinion his greatest. I remember a lot of late nights when I was a teenager watching my LD copy of “Do It A Capella” trying to memorize all the lyrics (remember, there was still no internet back then). And what was most intriguing, was that at that time I was a radical metalhead! But something about those tunes touched me and still touches today.Dr. Nikesh Ardeshna It might be as innocent as an unconscious twitch of the eye or chewing movements of the lips or as complex and serious as reoccurring full body convulsions and loss of consciousness, but epilepsy, the tendency for recurrent, unprovoked seizures, is more prevalent than the average person may think. This is according to Dr. Nikesh Ardeshna, an experienced epileptologist (a fellowship-trained neurologist specializing in the diagnosis and treatment of epilepsy), who will direct treatment in the Epilepsy Monitoring Unit (EMU) at McLaren Macomb, the first center of its kind in Macomb County. "Epilepsy is any disruption of the electrical activity in the brain, but it's the scope and how it manifests that varies in every case," Dr. Ardeshna said. "Every case is unique, so the approach to the diagnosis and treatment of each case should be unique as well." This is the purpose of the EMU, part of the McLaren Neurosciences Institute. Dr. Ardeshna and the specially trained support staff in the EMU will have the capability to monitor the electrical activity of the brain via continuous electroencephalogram (EEG) to confirm the diagnosis and determine the best treatment options for their patients' epileptic seizures. Located within McLaren Macomb, the EMU is equipped to monitor patients 24/7 with EEG, video and audio over multiple nights. If needed, the staff can induce seizures in the controlled hospital setting, allowing them to determine the seizures' triggers and location within the brain, providing the information needed to tailor optimal and individualized treatments. Treatments can include anti-seizure medications, devices or diet. "The goal will always be the same for every patient," Dr. Ardeshna said. "To have no seizures with no side effects and maintain quality of life. We want to achieve this goal as soon as possible in order to prevent the long-term consequences seen with