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La Terrazza Vacation Rental in Sorrento – Video


La Terrazza Vacation Rental in Sorrento
wpost.in Sorrento is a beautiful small Italian town, sitting atop high cliffs overlooking the Gulf of Naples. It is safe, clean, friendly, and a great jumping off point for day trips to surrounding locations in the Italian state of Campania. Vacation Rental La Terrazza sits in the promontory over looking the Bay of Naples and the towns of sorrento, Sant #39;Agnello and Piano di Sorrento. Situated in an enchanting lemons and oranges garden, La Terrazza offers an exceptional vista of the Vesuvius, Naples, sea and coastline. Set among lovely hanging gardens which are typical of the Amalfi and Sorrento Coast, the property is in an area particularly rich in vineyards, gardens and lemon trees. The furnishings of the apartment are new, simple and comfortable. There is air conditioned, TV #39;s, radio, CD player, Hi Fi, DVD player, cooker, fridge, freezer, oven, microwave oven, toaster, blender, with dishes, crockery and utensils for self catering. BBQ, iron and ironing board, washing machine, hairdryer, safe, heating, toys for child, first aid kit and car parking. La Terrazza is composed of a fully equipped modern kitchen, 3 bedrooms for up to 13 people, a living area with double sofa bed, and 2 bathrooms with shower or tub. All furnishings are tasteful and modern. There is an exclusive large sun terrace sea view of 70 sq mt with shower, equipped with sun beds, sun umbrellas, deckchairs, table and chairs. The property can be easily reached by bus, train or car and there is private ...From:roomoramaViews:0 0ratingsTime:01:35More inHowto Style

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VOL. 127 | NO. 216 | Monday, November 05, 2012

Heres a look at whats going on at the moment in the citys legal community and some things that are on the horizon.

The University of Memphis Cecil C. Humphreys School of Law, which turns 50 this year, in 2010 moved into the historic U.S. Custom House/Courthouse/Post Office on Front Street in Downtown.

(Daily News File Photo: Brandon Dill)

The University of Memphis Cecil C. Humphreys School of Law is celebrating its golden anniversary this year. On Oct. 27, the school held its 50th anniversary celebration for the Downtown facility, which opened in 2010 and marked a new chapter for a building that once was the Front Street post office for nearly 40 years and a federal courthouse before that.

The celebration was expected to draw more than 1,500 alumni and community members from across the city, state and country. And it honored both the schools history and the people whove been part of that history, including former deans, professors and alumni.

Speaking of the law school, its been making some changes. One such tweak is a new pro bono requirement, which now makes students complete a certain amount of pro bono legal work in order to graduate.

All students must give 40 hours of their time to pro bono legal activities, said the law schools interim dean William Kratzke. I think thats going to be good for everybody. I think its going to be good for the community, and I think itll be good for the students and good for the school.

In many ways, the school has come a long way. Were very different than we were 50 years ago. For one thing, were in a new building. And were celebrating all of that together this year.

The school moved Downtown thanks to the U.S. Postal Service in 2006 agreeing to move out. A $5.3 million deal was worked out to turn the property over to the University of Memphis.

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School dolls

Who says dolls are just for kids?

A collection of cute, cuddly and unique dolls in different school uniforms is fast becoming a hit among grown-ups, particularly alumni who are mostly mothers and career women.

Fashioned out of vinyl, the 12-inch, made-to-order school dolls are currently available in the uniforms of St. Scholastica's College, Miriam College, St. Paul University, St. Theresa's College, Assumption College, Saint Pedro Poveda College and Mother of Divine Providence in Marikina.

Ophelia Formeloza, a businesswoman and mother of four, sells these trendy school dolls. She says the idea came from Luisa Jimenez, her batchmate from St. Scholastica's Academy (SSA) who thought of coming up with dolls dressed up in the blue and white jumper St. Scholastica's uniform during the school's 50th anniversary celebration in July 2011.

Since then, the business has been growing rapidly as these plushies have managed to attract not only alumni and students from their alma mater but other schools as well.

DOLLS FOR THOSE IN NEED

"We all find it cute to see little Scholasticans in the dolls we sell. It represents us, who we are, and how we looked like many years back. Looking at these dolls reminds us of so many good memories we had while we were in school. It's fun to reminisce and the dolls help us do just that. Feeling this way about the dolls, we are too sure that there are many others like us who want to remember their childhood as well and the dolls will definitely be a lot of help," Formeloza says.

For her and her batchmates though, the dolls are more than just symbols of the past, but one of the best ways to help Scholasticans in need, those who are suffering from medical conditions, and those whose kids have transferred to public schools because their parents could no longer afford to send them to St. Scho.

"We know that we will not be able to raise as much funds to enable us to be of great help to almost every Scholastican in need. But for as long as we continue what we do, contributing whatever amount we have, (that) is already an achievement we can all be proud of, especially to our kids whom we pray can learn from us and eventually be inspired to do the same in the future," she ends.

SCHOOL PRIDE

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Scenes in Tobacco Use – Service Day 2012 – Video


Scenes in Tobacco Use - Service Day 2012
The ATTAC-IT Program is a component of the overall UF AHEC Tobacco Training and Cessation (ATTAC) Program. UF AHEC is part of a statewide Network of AHECs funded to provide tobacco training and cessation throughout the State of Florida. The overall goal of the ATTAC Program is to strengthen the capacity of Florida #39;s healthcare system to deliver effective evidence-based tobacco use treatment, cessation, and prevention services throughout the state. This is done in keeping with the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) Best Practices for Comprehensive Tobacco Control Programs. ATTAC-IT #39;s goal is to ensure that all health professions students receive tobacco education during the course of their program providing them with the skills necessary to work with patients and clients in tobacco cessation. Health professions students (HPS) are targeted because most health care providers traditionally receive insufficient education in tobacco to be able to effect patient behavior change in the treatment of tobacco dependence. Middle school students are the other target group. With 90% of tobacco initiation beginning prior to the age of 18, it is important to reach children early in life, preferably before they have been faced with the decision of whether or not to use tobacco. The appeal of HPS as role models for youth is a crucial component of the Program. Conversely, HPS placed as educators in middle school classrooms will be motivated to learn the material more ...From:Syraj SyedViews:47 0ratingsTime:12:16More inEducation

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State of Tomorrow Interview with Roger Rosenberg. MD: Broken Hardware – Video


State of Tomorrow Interview with Roger Rosenberg. MD: Broken Hardware
If Dr. Roger Rosenbergs research at UT Southwestern Medical School Dallas is successful, more people will grow old with their memories intact. At UT Southwestern Medical School Dallas, Dr. Roger Rosenberg is trying to slow down the aging process, just long enough find a cure for Alzheimers disease. Watch the TV series segment featuring Dr. Roger Rosenberg: vimeo.com Learn more at stateoftomorrow.comFrom:stateoftomorrowViews:246 1ratingsTime:02:45More inEducation

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Prof. Peter Robbie on Engineering and Medicine – Video


Prof. Peter Robbie on Engineering and Medicine
Thayer School and Dartmouth Medical School alumni gathered for a reception and presentations by fellow alumni and faculty. Professor Peter Robbie and Dr. Joseph Rosen led the discussion on "Engineered for Health: Collaboration in Engineering and Medicine at Dartmouth." In this video, the fourth of five in the series, hear from Peter Robbie, Associate Professor of Engineering and Senior Lecturer at Thayer School.From:ThayerSchoolViews:79 0ratingsTime:20:07More inEducation

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