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Scientist claims discovery of "G-spot"structure, other experts unconvinced
(CBS News) The elusive "G-spot" erogenous zone has finally been discovered, at least according to the author of a new study. Dr. Adam Ostrzenski, a researcher at the Institute of Gynecology in St. Petersburg, Fla. says he discovered the anatomic structure other researchers have been unable to find after conducting an autopsy and hopes his research can improve the field of sexual medicine.
"This study confirmed the anatomic existence of the G-spot, which may lead to a better understanding and improvement of female sexual function," Ostrzenski, who had previously been a professor of gynecology at Florida International University, said in a written statement.
So where exactly is the G-spot? Ostrzenski told HealthPop that deep inside the vaginal wall there is sac that houses a structure. Once the sac is opened there is a white-colored membrane that serves like a "blanket," and once Ostrzenski removed it, he discovered a very small "bluish grape-like" cluster that he says is the G-spot. The spot has three distinct regions, says Ostrzenski and includes a rope-like vessel structure that appears to be erectile tissue located between layers of the vaginal wall. He said once filled with blood, the structure would elevate towards adjacent structures. The discovery came after a dissection of an 83-year-old Polish woman. According to the Los Angeles Times, Poland allows the dissection of human remains soon after death, when fine distinctions in tissue remain easy to see. Ostrzenski's study is published online in the April 25 issue of the Journal of Sexual Medicine.
The new study follows a January review of 60 years worth of scientific literature on the hard-to-spot erogenous zone, also published in the Journal of Sexual Medicine, that found no evidence of any anatomic structure that may be a G-spot, HealthPop reported.
"Without a doubt, a discreet anatomic entity called the G-spot does not exist," study author Dr. Amichai Kilchevsky, a urology resident at Yale-New Haven Hospital in Connecticut, said at the time.
Commenting on Ostrzenski's new study, Kilchevsy told MSNBC "It's speculation. It is almost impossible to say what it is, based on what he describes."
That sentiment is shared with other experts in the field. "It's a single case study involving the dissection of the body of one woman whose sexual experiences are unknown to us," sex researcher Dr. Debby Herbenick, a sexual-health educator at the Kinsey Institute wrote in a blog on The Daily Beast. "We don't know how many women (if any) have similar structures."
Sexual medicine researcher Dr. Barry Komisaruk, professor of psychology at Rutgers University co-wrote a critical commentary on Ostrzenski's new study that he anticipates will be published in the print issue of the same journal. The commentary sent to HealthPop, which was co-authored by researchers Dr. Emmanuele A. Jannini, of the University of L'Aquila in Italy and Dr. Beverly Whipple, past-director of the International Society for the Study of Women's Sexual Health who coined the term "G-spot" in 1981 , reads, "We submit that the author's claim to have discovered 'the' G-spot does not fulfill the most fundamental scientific criteria."
The single biggest shortcoming in the research, Dr. Komisaruk told HealthPop in an email, was that Ostrzenski failed to characterize the type of tissue he dissected, "which is standard procedure." Komisaruk says a microscope could have easily identified whether the tissue in question is glandular, erectile, a blood vessel or other type of duct, whether the tissue contains nerves or muscle tissue.
"These are basic questions that could inform the possible function of the dissected tissue," Komisaruk told HealthPop. "Without such information, there is no indication of what function it might serve."
Komisaruk's research suggests the G-spot isn't a specific anatomic structure, but a zone or area that's activated when pressure is placed on the vagina's anterior wall. That pressure, he said, is actually pushing on other sensitive structures including the urethra, Skene's gland (also known as the "female prostate"), and clitoris.
The infamous G-spot was named for German gynecologist Ernst Grafenberg, who in 1950 wrote, "an erotic zone always could be demonstrated on the anterior wall of the vaginal along the course of the urethra." Sex researchers Dr. John Perry and Dr. Beverly Whipple dubbed this area the G-spot in 1981 when they replicated Grafenberg's findings in their own research.
Dr. Whipple told HealthPop in an email that the area her and Dr. Perry identified is composed of many tissues, and more research is needed in this area since no one woman is the same when it comes to sexual experiences.
"Each woman is different and unique and each woman has different sensual and sexual experiences that provide her with pleasure and satisfaction," Whipple said. "Let's not try to fit women into one model of sensuous and sexual response."
Ostrzenski defended his work in an interview with HealthPop, saying he only
looked for the presence of an anatomical structure and his study was not
designed to assess function because that would have required him to electrically
stimulate a deceased subject.
"Histology is a separate branch of medicine, anatomy is different," Ostrzenski said. The authors in the commentary are "talking about microscopic examination which the study was not designed for at this moment."


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UH Mānoa's Michael Bell wins NSF CAREER grant
University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa Assistant Professor Michael Bell has been awarded a National Science Foundation (NSF) CAREER Grant, recognizing his early-career work on tropical storms and his promising future in research and science education. He is the fourth UH Mānoa professor in two years to be honored with a prestigious NSF CAREER Grant.
Bell is a meteorologist whose current research is focused on the genesis and intensification of tropical cyclones, a topic that is particularly relevant to Hawai'i and Pacific island nations.
"Our ability to skillfully predict changes in tropical cyclone intensity is still limited," Bell said. "Intensity matters – it can mean the difference between a strong breeze and significant wind damage. So we're working to identify the most important physical processes responsible for changes in storm structure and wind speed, and to use that knowledge to improve hurricane intensity forecasts."
Twelve people have died in Hawai'i as a result of tropical cyclones since 1949. The most recent deadly storm was Hurricane Iniki in September 1992, which killed six. Tropical Storm Flossie in July 2013 triggered cyclone warnings across the main Hawaiian islands but ultimately weakened before landfall.
Bell will use a combination of Doppler radar, data collected from aircraft and dropsondes (weather instruments dropped from the aircraft), satellite data, and other observations to examine tropical cyclone precipitation structures, their thermodynamic and dynamic environments, and their impacts on the storm circulation. He has flown on research aircraft into hurricanes and typhoons to collect this data, including Hurricanes Katrina and Rita in 2005.
"Doppler radar is one of the few tools that really allows us to probe deep inside the structures of hurricanes," Bell said. "The radar data gives us information we can use to analyze the structure of the hurricane eyewall and rainbands where the heaviest rain and strongest wind speeds are found. Combining that data with temperature and humidity measurements from the aircraft gives us a better understanding of the relationship between the wind speed and the location and type of rainfall. It can help tell us whether a particular storm will weaken or grow stronger."
An important aspect of the NSF CAREER Grant is the integration of research and education, and Bell brings his experience collecting radar data in hurricanes and thunderstorms into the classroom at UH.
In October 2013, Bell was instrumental in bringing a Doppler on Wheels mobile radar system to Hawai'i for the first time, an effort that was also funded by NSF. The Hawaiian Educational Radar Opportunity (HERO), which debuted at the School of Ocean and Earth Sciences and Technology (SOEST) Open House, provided a unique hands-on opportunity for UH Mānoa students to study the weather in the tropics. As part of Bell's NSF CAREER Grant, he will create a digital radar meteorology textbook with animation and data inquiry features, transforming the static images found in a traditional textbook into dynamic, interactive learning tools for students.
Bell is also interested in communicating the science of meteorology and the technology used to forecast the weather to the public.
"Our job is to understand the weather and to predict what's going to happen as far out and as accurately as possible," Bell said. "The radar and satellite technology is getting better, and that data and our knowledge is going into our models and improving forecasts. An important goal of this research is to help improve the confidence in those forecasts so that people can take action and stay safe when hurricanes threaten."
For more information, visit: http://www.soest.hawaii.edu/met/Faculty/mmbell/


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FT. LAUDERDALE, FL—February 2011—Media Decor, the leading manufacturer of elegant solutions to discreetly conceal flat screen TVs, now introduces the new Allure Series with iColor frames.
As flat screen TVs grow larger and thinner, many consumers are choosing to mount them up and out of the way on a wall like a piece of fine art however, aesthetically, the black, glass and metal rectangle still leaves a lot to be desired in terms of décor.
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Chose from Media Décor's vast selection of over 2,000 fine art and photography images ranging from Contemporary to Classical. Media Decor can also reproduce a customer's high-resolution digital image of an original painting, family portrait, photograph, or company logo, and more. You can even have an artist of your choice paint an image on canvas that Media Decor can supply, for a truly original piece.
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Intended for wall mounted applications where the TV and mount depth does not exceed 1.875". Pricing starts at $6,700 for a 42" model.
Availability: March 1, 2011
About Media Décor
Located in Ft. Lauderdale, Florida, Media Décor was founded in 2003 to create elegant designer-level solutions for today's home-entertainment installations for designers, architects, and A/V custom installers. Media Décor products are designed from the ground up in the USA, and built in their Florida manufacturing facility, to fill a rising demand for ways to discreetly hide large flat-screen displays when they are turned off or not being viewed. The company's team of expert and inspired technicians, interior designers, and structural craftsmen collaborate to create and deliver the world's most compelling, beautiful, and customized entertainment environments. For more information, please visit: www.mediadecor.com.


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- 1 General Information
- 2 Assistive Technology/CORE Team Information
- 3 Assistive Technology Service
- 4 Equipment and Resource Information
- 5 Equipment Loan
- 6 Trainings Available
- 7 Referral Information
- 8 Contact Information
- 9 Helpful Websites
- 9.1 General Websites related to Exceptional Student Education
- 9.2 Websites related to Autism Spectrum Disorders
- 9.3 Websites related to Behavior Supports & Interventions
- 9.4 Websites related to Communication
- 9.5 Websites related to Assistive Technology
- 9.6 Websites for Picture Resources
- 9.7 Websites for Handwriting and Keyboarding
General Information
For general information about assistive technology laws and guidelines including personally owned equipment, integration of assistive technology into the T/IEP, assistive technology and the Matrix of Services, and much more visit the Assistive Technology wiki.
Assistive Technology/CORE Team Information
The AT/CORE Team consists of a multidisciplinary team of professionals who provide consultation and assistance for school staff serving students with low prevalence disabilities, students with significant behavioral difficulties, and for students that currently use or are being considered for assistive technology support/services. AT/CORE team also encompasses the district's Local Assistive Technology Specialists (LATS). The LATS component of the AT/CORE team is in collaboration with the MTSS – Technology and Learning Connections
The AT/CORE team provides services for:
- Assistive Technology Evaluations
- Student Access Concerns
- Behavioral Strategies
- Classroom Management Strategies
- Classroom Environment/Support Strategies
- Curriculum Strategies
- Communication Strategies
- Functional Behavior Assessments
- Instructional Strategies
- Lending Library (Resources)
- Peer Facilitation
- Sensory Strategies
- Social Skills Strategies
- Teaming Strategies
- Work Production Issues
Assistive Technology Service
If after consideration of low-tech interventions, the T/IEP team determines that the complexity of the student's needs warrant an Assistive Technology Service by the district LATS, a referral is initiated. Once the referral is received, a member of the Assistive Technology/CORE Team will conduct an observation to determine the service required. Types of services include, but are not limited to: consultation, training, coaching/modeling, and multidisciplinary team evaluation report. Following the observation, the student's case manager will receive notice of the service that will be provided, as well as next steps.
If a student has had an assistive technology service in the past (in Pasco County or elsewhere), and additional information is needed, an Assistive Technology Service Follow-Up may be requested. The follow-up may be necessary as a student's needs or abilities change and/or new equipment or techniques are being considered.
Equipment and Resource Information
The AT/CORE Team can provide information regarding equipment and available resources. Ordering information, catalogs, and suggestions for equipment or techniques is available. Additionally, consultation with school-based teams regarding appropriate technology based on both school and/or student needs are available.
Equipment Loan
The AT/CORE Team has a variety of materials and resources to lend school-based staff. The purpose of the loan is to provide schools with the opportunity to determine the appropriateness and effectiveness of specific equipment and programs. Available equipment includes: communication devices, computer adaptations, adaptations for accessing the environment, books on a variety of topics, and adapted toys. To obtain equipment for school or individual student use, contact the AT/CORE Team at Charles S. Rushe Middle School (813) 346-1354. Several pieces of equipment may be loaned to determine which is most appropriate for your school or student's needs.
Trainings Available
Training in specific techniques or equipment is available for school staff, students and/or parents who would like additional support or assistance. Training can be scheduled for individual teachers or teams. Training can be adapted to be completed during planning times or in a "Lunch and Learn" format.
Commonly requested topics:
- Behavior
- Classroom organization
- Communication
- Curriculum Supports/Adaptations
- Developing and Implementing Communication Supports
- Handwriting
- Problem Solving Communication Concerns
- Thinking about Social Learning
- Visual Supports
- Written Production Alternatives
Referral Information
Below you may download the individual forms you will need to complete to submit a referral to the AT/CORE Team. All forms should be sent to the attention of Chris Klein at CSRMS.
AT/CORE Parent Questionnaire - Access
AT/CORE Parent Questionnaire - Behavioral
AT/CORE Parent Questionnaire - Communication
AT/CORE Parent Questionnaire - Production/Written Communication
Contact Information
- Jeannine Welch - District Supervisor, OSSPS (813) 794-2602
- Courtney Foulk-Webster - District Behavior Specialist (813) 346-1354
- Nina Gregory - Parent Services/AT Resource Teacher - FDLRS (813) 794-2618
- Heidi Finley - Speech/Language Pathologist (813) 346-1354
- Patsy Little - Teacher of Physically Impaired (813) 794-4849
- Linda Johnston - District Resource Teacher (813) 794-2576
- Gina Stamper - District Behavior Specialist (813) 346-1354
- Chris Klein - District Resource Teacher (813) 346-1354
- Christina Torres - Speech/Language Pathologist (813) 346-1354
Helpful Websites
Florida Department of Education Link to the Florida Department of Education Website. Here you will find information on the Next Generation of Sunshine State Standards.
The Florida Response to Intervention (RtI) website The Florida Response to Intervention (RtI) website provides a central, comprehensive location for Florida-specific information and resources that promote schoolwide practices to ensure highest possible student achievement in both academic and behavioral pursuits.
Florida RtI Introductory Training Online Course Florida RtI Introductory Training Online Course is a comprehensive online introduction to RtI, designed for state and district personnel (including administrators, specialists, teachers, and student services personnel) parent organizations, and institutions of higher education.
Sites for Teachers Provides a list of educational websites rated by popularity.
Do to Learn Offers teachers and parents free educational supplies, games, resources and computer based instructional materials.
School Express – Offers free worksheets and activities for teachers.
ABC Teach 6000+ free printable pages and worksheets are available for download.
Teacher Planet Features over 350 theme-based resource pages. Complete with Lesson Plans, Worksheets, Theme Units, Free Software, Certificates, and Teacher Tools.
Kaboose Packed with 14,000 pages of kid-friendly content including: software, interactive games, crafts, holiday activities and downloads.
Widgit Free downloads, free monthly magazine, and quick links.
Starfall Interactive games, movies, and books to promote reading skills.
A to Z Teacher Stuff This site provides lesson plans, thematic units, teacher tips, discussion forums for teachers, downloadable teaching materials & eBooks, printable worksheets and blacklines, emergent reader books, themes, and more.
123 Child Hosts over 2,400 activity ideas for Early Childhood Education professionals.
Tinsnips Tinsnips is a special education resource that strives to share a variety of specialized teaching tools, techniques, worksheets, and activities with teachers of students who have autistic spectrum disorders and related developmental disabilities. Many of these activities may be appropriate for Pre-K and Kindergarten children.
Hiyah Offers free PowerPoint slide shows with real word situations, rhymes, songs and readiness activities. Students can control the software with switch or keyboard access. Materials may be downloaded or students can access online.
Literacy Access Online Site dedicated to student driven stories focusing on comprehension and vocabulary.
Preschool Printables Offers a variety of materials available for download primarily at the preschool level.
DLTK-Kids DLTK's Crafts for Kids features a variety of fun, printable children's crafts, coloring pages and more including projects for holidays, educational themes and some of our children's favorite cartoon characters.
Time for Time A resource for teachers and students to learn everything you could want to know about the concept of time.
Dade County Schools PreK ESE This site offers Boardmaker pre-made boards, as well as other links and resources. Click on the Teacher Resource Room. You must have Boardmaker software in order to download, edit or print the materials.
Kinderart A website devoted to art.
Yahoo Boardmaker Groups You must become of member of this yahoo group in order to have access to the resources and forum. You can register by going to this site.
The National Professional Development Center on Autism Spectrum Disorders The National Professional Development Center on Autism Spectrum Disorders has posted a number of resources for the public on their Web site, including: (1) Evidence-Based Practices for Children and Youth with Autism Spectrum Disorders; (2) Autism Internet Modules; and (3) Foundations of Autism Spectrum Disorders Online Course content.
The Center for Autism and Related Disorders, IncThe Center for Autism and Related Disorders, Inc. (CARD) diligently maintains a reputation as one of the world's largest and most experienced organizations effectively treating children with Autism, Asperger's Syndrome, PDD-NOS, and related disorders.
The Center for Autism and Related Disabilities The Center for Autism & Related Disabilities at the University of South Florida is a community-based project that provides information and consultation to individuals diagnosed with autism spectrum disorders and related disabilities.
The Autism Society The Autism Society, the nation's leading grassroots autism organization, exists to improve the lives of all affected by autism.
USF-CARD Learning Curve The USF CARD Learning Curve is an online resource that provides interesting and interactive stories, ideas, resources and materials for teachers of students with autism or a related disability.
Vocational Rehabilitation Service Models for Individuals with ASD This site focusing on issues and strategies for improving employment outcomes for individuals with autism spectrum disorders.
Autism Love to Know This site provides information on adapting materials, equipment, supplies and lessons. It discusses a variety of learning styles and how to motivate students. It also provides links to several websites for lesson plans.
The Teacher's Corner By joining this community you will have access to post topics, communicate privately with other members, respond to polls, upload content, play in our arcade, and access many other special features.
Positively Autism Free Resources, Lesson Plans, Teaching Materials, and more!
Autism4Teachers A website developed by a group of Central Florida teachers with a variety of instructional materials.
Autism Classroom This site provides a great deal of information on ASD, as well as podcasts and a variety of resources.
Autism Internet Modules This website offers a variety of online training modules ranging from assessing students with ASD to preparing individuals for employment.
The Gray Center Find resources and guidelines for developing socials stories.
Positive Interventions & Effective Strategies The Behavior Doctor is dedicated to providing strategies and solutions for behavioral challenges.
Intervention Central This site offers free tools and resources to help school staff and parents promote positive classroom behaviors and foster effective learning.
Speaking of Speech This site is an interactive forum for speech/language pathologists and teachers to improve the communication skills or their students. Select Materials Exchange.
Hearing JourneyThe Listening Room is a steady stream of FREE activities and resources to support the development of speech, language and listening skills of children, adolescents and adult cochlear implant recipients.
TeAchnology This site provides free and easy to use resources including lesson plans, printable worksheets, teaching tips, rubrics, and much more.
Baltimore City Public Schools This site provides information and resources related to Assistive Technology supports.
Adaptive Learning This site is hosted by Mayer-Johnson. Once registered, members have access to a variety of materials.
AAC Intervention This site provides augmentative/alternative communication intervention products & presentations created by Dr. Caroline Musselwhite & Julie Maro.
SET-BC Learning Centre The SET-BC Learning Centre provides a wealth of classroom resources and training modules on assistive technology.
Free 4 Me This site includes links to free and/or low cost programs and resources for Exceptional Student and General Education teachers. An effort has been made to locate quality educational sites that have minimal advertisements.
FDLRS TECHThe FDLRS Technology Coordinating Unit (FDLRS/TECH) provides FDLRS network technology resources. This site contains information on Universal Design, as well as AT resources for reading, writing, math, science and creativity.
Websites for Picture Resources
Pics 4 Learning A copyright-friendly image library for teachers and students, includes thousands of images that have been donated by students, teachers, and amateur photographers.
WP Clipart Includes thousands of public domain images. Described as a clean and safe site for children and others to find good-quality, printable images.
Imagine Symbols Vocabulary symbols available free for download for non-commercial use.
Educational Clip Art Teachers and students can use up to 50 items in a single, non-commercial project without permission.
Pic Search Search engine for pictures and images that can be used for overlays and visual supports.
Google Select images label at the top of the page. Site blocked by School District.
Altavista Great site to locate real images.
Yahoo Select images label at the top of the page.
Websites for Handwriting and Keyboarding
The Amazing Incredible Worksheet Maker Site allows you to make free worksheets.
Handwriting for Kids Printable worksheets
Kidzone Cursive Handwriting Print cursive handwriting sheets.
Kidzone Pre-Printing Skills Practice Download printing sheets for preschool students.
Kids Fonts Download fonts for your Mac.
Handwriting without Tears Provides an overview of the Handwriting Without Tears program.
Super Kids Educational Software Review Up to date comparison of typing and handwriting programs.
Wacona Elementary School Handwriting Tutorials Site developed by a Georgia Elementary School focusing on handwriting supports.
Learning Games for Kids Online typing lessons and typing games.
Fun School Interactive typing games.
Keyboarding Provides links to sites for fun handwriting practice.
Gamequarium Provides a list and link for available keyboarding courses.


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The wealthy often pay a low percentage of their income in taxes, because they can afford to hire the best tax experts. These experts are often knowledgeable about provisions in the tax code that allows for tax write-offs and deductions with which a lay person might be unfamiliar. If you cannot afford the services of tax experts, you can still benefit from these provisions by developing an understanding of the requirements that apply. The following are a few that are often overlooked:
SEE: Personal Income Tax Guide
Nonbusiness Bad Debts
If you make a personal nonbusiness loan and you are unable to collect the amount, you may be able to claim a deduction for the amount for the year that the debt becomes completely worthless. This does not apply to amounts that can be considered gifts instead of loans, and as such, there must be evidence that there was an understanding between you and the borrower that the amount was expected to be repaid. For instance, a written enforceable agreement, outlining the repayment terms of the loan. This provision is limited to amounts in which you have basis because it was included in your income. Other nonbusiness bad debts for which you may be eligible to claim a deduction include:
Mechanics' and Suppliers' Liens
This applies if you paid off a lien placed against your property by material suppliers because of debts owed by a builder or contractor, and you made the payment so as to avoid foreclosure and loss of your property. If you are unable to get repayment from the builder or contractor, you can take a bad debt deduction for the amount.
Insolvency of Contractor
Amounts that you paid as a deposit to a contractor which has since become insolvent are deductible if you are unable to recover your deposit.
Secondary Liability on Home Mortgage
You may be eligible to take a bad debt deduction for amounts that you paid to satisfy a mortgage, if:
- You entered a transaction wherein someone assumes your mortgage, instead of the home being sold outright
- you remain secondarily liable for repayment of the mortgage,
- the buyer defaults on the loan,
- the house is sold for less than the amount outstanding on the mortgage,
- you paid the difference between the sale price and the outstanding mortgage amount and
- you are unable to collect the amount you paid from the buyer.
Be sure to keep track of any future repayments that you receive for nonbusiness bad debts for which you claimed a deduction, as you may be required to include those amounts in your income.
Damages for Breach of Employment Contract
If you paid a former employer damages, because you broke an employment contract, you can deduct that payment if it is attributable to the pay you received from that employer.
Professional Dues
If you paid dues to professional organizations, for which the memberships help you to carry out your job, you may be able to deduct those amounts. This includes, chambers of commerce, bar associations, medical associations, boards of trade, business leagues, real estate boards and trade associations. To learn more, check out An Overview Of Itemized Deductions.
Depreciation of Computer Required for Work
If you own a computer that is used for the convenience of your job, and the computer is required as a condition of employment, it may be eligible for a depreciation deduction. Be careful here, as using a computer for your convenience, such as you taking home work that you would prefer not to do at the office so you can leave earlier, is not usually considered to be 'required as a condition of your employment.' In general, the computer must be necessary for you to perform your duties as an employee.
The Bottom Line
There are many other tax deductions that are often overlooked, which usually result in individuals paying more income tax than required. You can pay the least amount of tax required by doing some research on allowed deductions. A good place to start is the IRS website. Also, if you can afford it, use the services of a competent tax professional. For additional reading, see The Most Controversial Tax Deductions.


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EXPOQUIMIA – International Chemistry Trade Show Fira de Barcelona | added on May 10, 2011 | Spain EXPOQUIMIA is the leading event for the chemistry sector in southern Europe. This edition (14th - 18th November 2011) will be putting an emphasis on the scientific side of chemicals with an ambitious programme of conferences, seminars and other activities.
Chemical Week in Paraguay Lourdes Gisella Duarte Pereira | added on May 02, 2011 | Paraguay This events it's going to take place during the week of May -from the 3rd to 9th-. This event organize the: Master Coordination, Department of Chemistry of FaCEN (Exact and Natural Sciences) – AEQPP (Student Asociation of Pure Chemistry of Paraguay) and CQP (College of Chemist of Paraguay)
ECS 220th Meeting and Electrochemical Energy Summit Karen Ornstein | added on Apr 26, 2011 | United States The ECS 220th Meeting and First Electrochemical Energy Summit (Boston, MA, USA, October 9-14, 2011) provide a forum for exchanging information on the latest scientific and technical developments in the fields of electrochemical and solid-state science and technology, and includes ECS's first Electrochemical Energy Summit.
Bioconnect 2011 Marcin Chlystun | added on Apr 07, 2011 | Poland First International Biochemistry and Biotechnology conference, activating and integrating science and business activities in the Wielkopolska region and beyond. details at www.nickelbioconnect2011.com and firstname.lastname@example.com
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VI Latinoamerican Congress on Biology, Physics and Chemistry of Environment Jose Villanueva | added on Apr 05, 2011 | Peru The Latinoamerican Network of Biology, Physics and Chemistry of Environment and the School of Pharmaceutical, Biochemical and Biotechnological Sciences are organizing this Latinoamerican Congress to explore and discuss the research work on environmental sciences made on this part of the world


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Nigel Redden, the director of the Lincoln Center Festival, has announced the lineup for this year's event, which will be held from July 6-28. The festival will take place at six venues both on and off the Lincoln Center campus in New York and will feature 62 performances from musicians and ensembles from ten countries. The festival will open on July 6 with a performance of "Monkey: Journey to the West," a music theatre work based on the 16th century Chinese folktale "Journey to the West," directed by Chen Shi-Zheng, composed by Damon Albarn (of Blur/Gorillaz) and designed/animated by Jamie Hewlett (of Gorillaz). There will be 27 performances of "Monkey" over the course of the festival.
Other notable performances will include "Les Liaisons Dangereuses," a production from Paris' Théâtre de l'Atelier directed by John Malkovich as well as "Sinead O'Connor: The Gospel Sessions," which will feature the Irish singer/songwriter's exploration of American soul gospel music. There will also be two concerts entitled "[email protected]" on July 18 and 20, which will feature a variety of artists performing John Zorn's compositions for vocal quintet and his cycle of string quartets. Among the performers will be vocalists Abby Fischer, Kirsten Sollek and Melissa Hughes along with Jack Quartet, The Alchemy Quartet and Brooklyn Rider.
Single tickets go on sale on April 8 and a full calendar of Lincoln Center Festival events can be viewed here.


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For those of you whom have yet to take advantage of all of the value PlayStation Plus brings, you'll now be able to download the Sly Cooper: Thieves in Time demo. Looking for something more mature? Check out the Crysis 3 Multiplayer Beta, some classic Hitman games, or Platinum Games' Bayonetta. Or take a trip back to the '80s in Grand Theft Auto: Vice City.
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The Brighton2
47-49 Brighton Grove, Fenham, Newcastle Upon Tyne, NE4 5NS
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The Brighton is a long established 2 star guest house in a residential area. We are just 1 mile from the centre on a good bus link, we are also close to the A1 and A69 the main routes into the city.
We provide clean rooms at keen prices and all our staff are here to help.
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During the week we cater for contractors and tourists, because of the two types of room, with and without private facilities, guests can choose whether to keep costs at a minimum or have all the comforts they need. All guests are made to feel at home.
Our main weekend trade is guests who have been drawn to the city for it's vibrant nightlife and shopping , we do accept Stag and Hen groups with staff on duty throughout the night to ensure there is no disturbance to other guests.
Guests who know they will not be spending much time in their rooms can opt for the cheaper option with shared wc and shower facilities. Those who prefer can choose the en-suite rooms. We regret none of our rooms have baths only showers.
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Jeff Bailey Talks About His New Team
The Jeff Bailey era is over in Pawtucket.
(photo courtesy of Kelly O'Connor)
After spending parts of the last six years with the PawSox, Jeff Bailey will not be back at McCoy Stadium in 2010. The 31-year-old outfielder/first baseman agreed to a minor league contract with the Arizona Diamondbacks on December 23rd.
Bailey received an invitation to major league spring training camp and hopes to open the season with Arizona instead of its Triple-A team in Reno, NV.
"I've gotta think it's a better opportunity to actually make the major league team out of spring training," Bailey told me from his home in Kelso, WA. "Obviously last year, I did everything that I could in the spring and I still didn't make it with Boston. I figure I'm going to try to do the same thing with Arizona and hope that it's good enough to make the team and actually stick there. It could be an up-and-down season just like the last few and that's fine too."
"I've had numerous people tell me that I'm a National League player," Bailey said. "I agreed with them the whole time, but I just liked the situation that I was in with Boston. But in the National League with double-switches and more pinch hitters, it's going to benefit me, I know that."
Bailey earned promotions to Boston in each of the last three seasons, batting .228 (.340 OBP) with 6 HR in 56 games. Jeff was the International League's MVP with Pawtucket in 2008 when he batted .301 with 25 HR and 75 RBI in 109 games (.405 OBP/.562 SLG). So what was the highlight of his six years in the Red Sox organization?
"I never got to play in a playoff game and that would have been the biggest highlight, but I'd have to say that my first major league call-up would be it. I wasn't doing so well that year, and when RJ (manager Ron Johnson) told me the news at a truck stop on the New York State Thruway, I didn't believe him. He had to tell me again before I realized he was serious. That would probably be the number one moment right there."
"The whole six years I really can't think of any moments that were disappointing for me," Bailey told me. "Obviously, on the field I would have liked to play better some of those years, but there's nothing you can do about that. Who knows, maybe my time with Boston is not over – maybe after I get done playing, I can coach for them. I haven't really given that much thought, but maybe in a few more years I'll think about that."
Here's hoping that Jeff spends the next few years in the major leagues.
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Bailey falls one year short of tying the team record for longest tenure as a player. There are two players in PawSox history who have spent parts of seven seasons with the team – Dave Koza (1977-1983) and Mike Rochford (1984-1990).


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Tickets NOW ON SALE through 3 p.m., Thursday, Nov. 19. Tickets will be available in the Holeman Lounge of The National Press Club thereafter.
Plan now to attend the 28th annual auction of editorial cartoons made possible through generous donations of original* cartoon art by prize-winning cartoonists.
Join us Nov. 19 in the National Press Club ballroom for an evening of food, drink and lively bidding. It's a fantastic opportunity for collectors and admirers of cartoon art to acquire new works and help good causes.
*Because some cartoonists are creating their work electronically, their C&C items vary. Some are limited-run prints with original signatures; some are original sketches accompanied by signed prints.
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You'll see the National Press Club ballroom light up as the country's largest auction of cartoons fills the room and our guests vie for them. Over the years, thousands have bid their way to ownership of original drawings or signed prints donated by cartoonists around the world, including many Pulitzer-Prize winning artists.
This video was produced by Jayne Orenstein and Samara Sit.


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Hi - could anyone point me to tide tables for Flag Beach Fuerte for 2018 please. Specifically I need March. (I can't find any tide times that go that far ahead.)
Many thanks.
Here: http://www.tablademareas.com/es/islas-c ... rteventuraSorrizinho wrote: ↑Thu Feb 08, 2018 9:39 pmWhere did you get this tide table? Which app are you using? I would like to see the tides for april...
At low tide the reefs either side of the bay come out and the rock plates in the middle of the beach come out. It reduces the kiteable space close to the beach by about half. It is both good and bad. The water is more flat at low tide and it is obvious that the rocks are there, but it is shallow. But that is only a big issue if you feel you need to ride close to the beach. If you ride out and stay 200m from the beach, there are no more rocks.BernieTomic1 wrote: ↑Thu Feb 08, 2018 10:14 pmWhat role does the tide play at Flag beach? When it is low, water won't cover the rocks close to the beach? Is that considered good, as you now can see them, or is it advantageous to kite there in high tide?
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ST. THOMAS, U.S. Virgin Islands (AP) -- Sherrod Wright scored 14 points and Anali Okoloji added 12 to help George Mason to a 74-58 victory over Quinnipiac at the Paradise Jam.
Erik Copes and Vertrail Vaughns each added nine points apiece for George Mason (3-2), which had lost to New Mexico the night before on a last-second shot.
Dave Johnson scored 12 points and Zaid Hearst 11 for Quinnipiac (2-3). The Bobcats nearly upset in-state rival Connecticut the night before but lost in double overtime.


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