New hospital gowns couture-like hospital gowns Robetowellness.com Replaces gray degrading

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High Fashion now comes to hospitals. Finally there is an alternative to the ugly dress, uncomfortable hospital. Dr. Toby Israel, a breast cancer survivor in Princeton, New Jersey and is based on one of the founders of Design Psychology, a designer suit for women who developed a radiation treatment for breast cancer. The “Robe-being”, an alternative to the traditional hospital gown “blah” is now available.

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social networks online and in person-is crucial for the realization of the robe, then turned to patient-centered philosophy now extends U.S. hospitals: To provide women with the psychological and physical, “good wishes” Sent contributions of support for people around the world have been transferred to http://www.robetowellness.com day. Survivors in the YWCA Princeton Breast Cancer Resource Center in Princeton, NJ sewing or personal greetings in the collar.

robes were based on input from the breast cancer survivors who developed the focus groups at the YWCA Princeton Breast Cancer Resource Center visited last year. Both the weekly “sewing circle robe welfare” and the costumes, they would personally “from woman to woman” give emotional support to women in the journey through breast cancer.

The kimono-style jacket

, rich colors and soft fabrics were specially by Toby Israel, Ph.D. chosen to help women feel feminine, empowered and renewed. She explains: “The print tunic soft coated sheet images of women in botany, so that they imagine the healing power of nature.”

research evidence suggests that aid in the healing of natural scenes. A study by Roger Ulrich (1984) found that patients with views of the natural analgesic use fewer and less severe, indicating lower pain experience. These patients also had shorter hospital stays and recovery from surgery is usually more positive than those whose views do not contain elements of nature.

The suit was designed to be “portable” and “Hangable art.” Israel declares’ turn, if it is a bar kimono seems to help costume hospitals, doctors and other places in the healing arts welcoming oasis for patients on the mend. Such “is that Hangable”, “dress” the art is also a positive distraction for patients and nurses provide. “

two hospitals in New Jersey, University Medical Center at Princeton University and Capital Health Medical Center in Hopewell, bought New Jersey, the dresses of the women who are victims of radiation into its new premises.

Dr.

Israel Comments:

My trip to the “grave cloth as” started when I was diagnosed with breast cancer to develop early. With my own fancy clothes for each of my radiation treatment felt like a queen, and looked cancer. Now, with this experience and my experience as a design psychologist, I sewed a natural skin nutrition with the message “Good Wishes” healing developed in the neck of each dress. In addition to improving life-clothing, networking is spreading on the Internet and in person for this project the message: “You Are Not Alone GO GIRL.”

The dress for sale individually online, is my hope that hospitals all over the world, the “grave cloth as a” goodbye to all treated with radiation.

For more information contact

Toby Israel, Ph.D. (609) 683 1317

biographical note:

Toby Israel, Ph.D. the founder of Design Psychology, a field that has attracted international attention, including the Los Angeles Times, New York, and Finance, The Wall Street Journal, the Philadelphia Enquirer, and NPR’s “Talk of the Nation” and “Radio Times”. A multi-disciplinary professional with a degree in environmental psychology, education and art, Dr. Israel over 30 years experience in the application for scholarships for the “real world” design practice.

He has served as an environmental consultant in the U.S. and the UK, including head of Looney Ricks Kiss design research and Director of Visual Arts New Jersey State Arts Council. A former professor of architecture and psychology at the University of Lincoln (UK), his latest projects and presentations, to create the Using Design Psychology to places of healing and products. His mission to connect people and deep, it describes in his book, in a Place Like Home: Using Design Psychology to create, perfect locations. She is the author of the psychology of today’s “Design on My Mind” blog and has a private practice directly with designers and customers.

contact:

Toby Israel, Ph.D.

Tel. (609) 683 1317

E-mail: tphoenix3 (at) gmail (dot) com

http://www.robetowellness.com

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David Cook new single donation to help the girl to change the lives

Washington, DC (Nasdaq) 22 December 2011

For girls, the United Nations Foundation to achieve campaign their goal of raising funds for 2,000 girls of Somali refugees in Ethiopia, RCA recording artist and Season 7 American Idol winner, David Cook, will donate a free download of their new single, in our opinion after giving the girl to the this holiday season. The song was inspired by Cook 2010 trip to Ethiopia with the United Nations Foundation. During the voyage, Cook visited the United Nations Biruh Tesfa (Bright Future) project, and first-hand the challenges faced by youth in many parts of the world.

“As part of Idol Gives Back, I have the opportunity to Ethiopia, travel to the United Nations Foundation and experience first hand how the girls fight to had to overcome poverty,” said David Cook. “Go to Ethiopia inspired me to give back through my music, so I’m donating a free download of the” We Believe “, a song that was inspired by my journey, for every person who are girls.”

Girl Up, a grassroots campaign, the American girls channel their energy and compassion to raise awareness and funds for their sisters in developing countries helps to ask fans to help the Somali refugee girls living in refugee camps in Jijiga. Learn more here about working with UNHCR refugee camp in Ethiopia: http://www.unhcr.org/cgi-bin/texis/vtx/page?page=49e483986. With the help of the girl on, the UN is together to ensure that the Somali refugees in Ethiopia girls healthy, safe and educational institutions. Girls receive school supplies, solar lamps to study by at night and scholarships to attend school. The program also develops services and access to water in the schools to maintain a safe learning environments and healthy.

“thank you can help The United Nations Foundation and the girl to David Cook for his efforts to call attention to the needs of adolescents and easy ways to people,”

said Aaron Sherinian, Vice President of Communications and Public Relations, the UN Foundation. “With your generous donation, we believe, David reminds us that each of us a role in supporting the UN has to play and were able to spend our unique talents and resources to change the world.” Teen Advisory McCall Avery adds: “That someone so amazing like David Cook to a song for the girl to a stunning gesture to donate never forget that every dollar donated will have a major impact on a child’s life ..”

Up girls is encouraging fans to donate $ 25 to make a difference in a child’s life. To make a donation to the girls and get a free download, we believe, go to girlup.org donate /.

Tweet this: Ready 2 change the life of a girl? Donate 2 @ GirlUp and get a free download of the song @ thedavidcook “We believe!” http://bit.ly/tuIMtc

On Up Girl

Up Girl, a campaign by the United Nations Foundation gives American girls between 13 and 18 the opportunity to channel their energy and compassion to raise awareness and funds for programs of the United Nations, to raise some of the most difficult global reach young people. By supporting up girl, girls have raised the opportunity to be healthy, safe, and counted in a position to become the next generation of leaders. Supporters of the young people are invited to a “high five” for girls in developing countries by donating $ 5 or more girls with basic needs such as access to school supplies, clean water, provide vital health, safety from violence and much more. The founding partners of the campaign include GirlsUp, Viacom, the National Coalition of Girls’ Schools, Women’s National Basketball Association, Ivanka Trump Fine Jewelry, Girls Inc., and 10×10. To learn more about GirlUp.org.

About the Foundation of the United Nations

The United Nations Foundation, a public charity, was created in 1998 to assist with the entrepreneur and philanthropist Ted Turner’s historic $ 1 billion gift to UN causes and activities. The UN Foundation develops and implements public / private partnerships to solve the world’s most pressing problems, and is committed to supporting the UN through advocacy and public relations to expand. Through campaigns and partnerships, the organization connects people, ideas and resources to help the UN solve global problems. Campaigns aimed at reducing child mortality, empowering women and girls, create a new energy future, to secure peace and improve human rights and the promotion of technological innovation on health outcomes. These solutions help the UN announced eight global targets such as the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) ahead. For more information, visit http://www.unfoundation.org.

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Parents

NCSA student-athlete has their experiences about working with the benefit of the NCSA recruiting you take the stuff to play college sports have been? Visit: or call 866-579-6272 www.ncsasports.org
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Educators and youth workers on the unique needs of ESL and refugee policy in youth programs focus outside of school time

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Autumn 2011 edition of Space for after school, national magazine to promote the professionalism, knowledge and committed attitude to education after high school highlights from the school time (OST) programs that meet the unique needs of students the English language and families of refugees from Africa and approaches to address their academic performance success. The issue also articles on art initiatives after school to use recycled materials to keep young people at risk of dropping out of school in the path through the program outside of school and ways schools can establish OST relationships in the community and schools. ” / P>

“extended learning in recent years, OST programs have been increasing its role in supporting the school,” says Georgia Hall, Ph.D., Director of Business Development for the School and Senior Research Scientist at the National Institutes of off- School Time (NIOST) at the Wellesley Centers for Women. “EAST Many [students English language] and children with immigrant backgrounds have used the experiences of the safety program ‘test’ language skills, training received in courses that strengthen relationships with peers and their ability to handle multiple contexts handle cultural and value systems hope. We know that all the articles in This issue will help to clarify the important information in order to invest time and resources in the OST. “

include articles in the current issue are “English Learners and outside of school time programs: the potential of programs to promote the success of THE EAST”, “Learning English and Beyond: A holistic approach to support students in the English after the School “,” Keep-risk youth in the process of placing over time supports the school, “” The youth are here: Promotion of youth employment space by mapping the community, “” A Place for the Arts: Lessons from experience after school art with recycled materials learned, “” the distribution of power: Building friendships Community School for marriage “and” Book of researchers. converging problems in a program of time away from school for refugee children in Africa “

affairs after school NIOST is published with the support of the Robert Bowne and serves people in developing and managing programs for the youth involved during outside school hours, in addition to research and development activities in the education of youth.

over 30 years, the National Institute on timeout school dedicated to moving the field forward by the school through its research, education and training, consultancy and construction industry. Much work has projects NIOST national reach and influence, which included several “firsts” for the field and many focusing on the expansion of school systems provide. NIOST is a program of the Wellesley Centers for Women (WCW). Since 1974, WCW experts have helped to shape a better world through their research projects in social and work programs.

more information on after school, including links to current and past issues of the journal can be found at http://www.niost.org/Publications/afterschool-matters-journal.

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Project Working Mom spokeswoman Stephanie Clark and Bishop Noel Jones

to sit between the services, to discuss the importance of education. Visit Project Working Mom apply for the full tuition scholarship to the school online at www.projectworkingmom.com return.
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New National Project: Families with lifelong disabilities

Berkeley, CA (BUSINESS WIRE) 15 December 2011

New National Project: Families with disabilities for life

research, training and resources in relation to the 21 million U.S. families with disabilities

15th December 2011. Through the Looking Glass and its National Center for Parents with Disabilities received a five-year grant of $ 2,500,000 for the implementation of the federal research and consultancy and training materials offer in terms of families where a baby, parent or grandparent has a disability. In the U.S., an estimated 28.9% of households (20.9 million families) at least one member with a disability: 3.9% of households have at least one child with a disability and 6.1% of families with children or both parents with disabilities (American Community Survey, 2008-2009).

new national project entitled “Families with disabilities through the Cycle of Life: Cultural Perspectives on Disability” by the National Institute of Disability and Rehabilitation Research, U.S. Department of Education funded. In the next five years, project activities to focus on the critical issues that hampered the impact of families with disabilities into the life and non-disabled parents who are in the early stages of the birth of a child with a disability for children with disabilities are up to parents and grandparents with disabilities. Through the Looking Glass after 30 years, a new research, educational and clinical interventions, project activities will be taking care of family members with disabilities and benefit from experiences and perspectives of the Disability and Deaf communities. One of the innovative activities are planned:

Free advice for parents, families and professionals with regard to families with disabilities in the life.
Research in relation to national statistics, discriminatory practices and resources to families with disabilities.
Training and resources to over 2,000 Early Head Start and Independent Living Centers in the U.S. about parents with disabilities, or deaf, and their children.
Legal research and advice for parents with disabilities in situations of custody.
Scholarships for high school and college students who have a parent with a disability
Tools and training for occupational therapists to support for disabled parents
Experience information on federal and international policy on the rights of parents with disabilities.
Research on innovative techniques to help parents with intellectual disabilities are more responsive to their babies.
Reviews of equipment and adaptations designed to help grandparents with disabilities, receive care for their grandchildren.
Training of specialists in Japan in relation to services for children and families with disabilities.

The project will be nationally recognized experts on TLG families with disabilities, most of them personal or family experience with disability or deafness.

About the organization:

Through the Looking Glass (TLG) was obtained from independent living, the civil rights movement for people with disabilities, and is the organization with more experience of disability to the harvest on early intervention to improve the potential of infants, children and families with disabilities. TLG is a pioneer of clinical services and support, training, counseling, resources and research for families with disability issues. Since its founding as a nonprofit organization in 1982 the TLG to the families of different cultures in which the baby has grandparents, children, parents or one parent has a disability, a development issue or health has served. Since 1993, TLG has been with Federal funds as a single national center for disabled parents and their children’s finances, the provision of technical assistance, publications and training for parents and professionals from all U.S. states and 50 countries. In 2010 TLG as a model of the Early Head Start program, which specializes in the financing of services and hardware stores for families with disabilities. TLG and Early Head Start are part of the Ed Roberts Campus at the Ashby BART station in Berkeley, California, a “single” multi-agency environment for individuals and families with disabilities, dealing with the disability rights and universal access (see http://www.edrobertscampus.org for details). More information about Through the Looking Glass is available on the website of the organization (http://www.lookingglass.org), through a toll-free number, 800-644-2666, or by email to TLG (a) Looking Glass (dot) org

Contact:

Contact: Dr. Megan Kirshbaum and Dr. Paul Preston

510-848-1112

E-mail: megan_kirshbaum (a) Looking Glass (dot) org or ppreston (a) Looking Glass (dot) org

Through the Looking Glass
3075 Adeline Street
, Suite 120

Berkeley, CA 94 703

(800) 644-2666 (voice)

(510) 848-1005 (TTY / TDD)

Fax: (510) 848-4445

TLG (a) Looking Glass (dot) org

http://www.lookingglass.org

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50 + scholarships sponsored by the magazine Impowerage promote lifelong learning

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Impowerage Magazine is an online magazine redefine aging into a single 50 scholarships provide. The $ 400 first prize for the business class of the applicant are used when there is a kitchen, photography or art class, an accredited university or an online course.

There are few opportunities for direct subsidies to the population of 50 years. The scholarship is to promote lifelong learning, if the applicant is pursuing a degree or classes just for the sake of learning something new and keep your mind busy.

“Impowerage Magazine encourages its readers that it is never too late to do something, and that includes something new to learn,” says editor Kelly Impowerage Neufeld. “Some candidates have already been used for grants to make a writing class to improve certain skills to help them start a new business and help them finish applied to a master.”

Learn

You can help adult students to pursue the next step in his career, hobby or creative passion. When Henry L. Doherty once said: “As a student, as long as you learn something, and that means a lifetime.”

interested in applying can fill out a short form 19 December, or simply choose their favorite learning quote Facebook Photo Album Impowerage. Detailed information can be found in Impowerage.com / find scholarships.

Impowerage

is an online magazine for active seniors. It regularly presents inspiring seniors who at this age just a number to demonstrate. He also published articles on health, fitness, prevention issues and much more. It was founded by an ophthalmologist, Dr. Carolyn Anderson to raise money for macular degeneration.

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At the signing of continued high intensity sports college baseball scholarships

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Sports

enter time (http://timetosignsports.com) his unprecedented winning streak continued with the recent commitments by some of his guys to play college baseball.

New Jersey native, Brian Mayer brings to the University of Delaware, a first-rate receiver, the game from behind home plate to control. According to Gary Cohn, co-founder of the company and the coach, “Brian hard drive, speed and overall game will be an immediate impact on the Blue Hens.”

Corey

Lark, New York, Maine a strong bat in the middle of the lineup and a dominant force on the hill. The Power-All American Showcase positive approach and attitude of hard work went to the coaching staff for him. Ohanian mountain, at the time of signing another founder sport, “he says,” if it had a team of Corey lark, one a contender in Omaha. “

Manhattan Jaspers

their pitching staff greatly strengthened if it included Chris Liquori New Jersey. Liquori has a supply of liquid in the top 80 and can find their publications. “He’s not afraid of anyone. It will test even the most feared hitters have the inner half of the plate,” says Cohn.

Byron Ferguson, of Boynton Beach, Florida, the Bahamas, gives the Wildcats a legitimate two-way player. As Ohanian said: “Byron-stick and the speed of 6.8 make it a threat to the plate and the easy supply of 90 mph on the mound to him a great man in the coup.”

Time to give

Sports (http://www.timetosignsports.com) believes that all baseball players is higher than the dream of playing in the school should have the opportunity to fulfill this wish have. At the signing of sport will help you through the process of college recruiting navigate. (Http: / / www.timetosignsports.com / why-us)

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McDaniel College makes a half-million dollars to provide the France-Merrick Challenge Institute Scholarship Program

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McDaniel College has more than half a million dollars France-Merrick Foundation challenge grant raised to finance scholarships for economically viable City of Baltimore.

France-Merrick Foundation

the school is a challenge grant of $ 500,000, the France-Merrick’s Scholars program, the preference students who hope to one teacher in elementary school or secondary school to get established. McDaniel by the National Council for Accreditation accredits the teacher education offers minors in secondary education in basic research and pre-K – 12 Education

a number of individual contributions, corporate and foundation, the France-Merrick Foundation challenge, including the last two gifts totaling $ 62,000, which allowed for the challenge McDaniel passed two years ago to limit the date.

France-Merrick

first students are expected to begin his studies at McDaniel in the fall of 2012. Additional criteria for awarding grants have not yet been determined.

According to Dr. Roger Casey, president of McDaniel College, “This initiative supports one of the most important priorities of the University McDaniel keep education affordable and accessible for all students deserve. With 90 percent of our freshmen receive merit and / or need-based financial assistance, and 40 percent of our students of the first generation in their families to enter college programs such as France-Merrick scientists visit only help us to continue to attract the best students, regardless of their financial situation. “

Florence Hines, vice president for enrollment and dean of admissions, said: “This year we have a record number of applicants had an unprecedented number of black students, the admission is to study this in part to the We. have partnerships with nonprofit organizations, such as Baltimore, college bound and Christ Ray forged a Jesuit high school. These programs provide awareness and opportunity for students to look at an institution such as McDaniel. “

In addition to the France-Merrick

-academic program, student financial support is provided by the City of Baltimore from the Jessie Ball DuPont Fund available. ByMcDaniel received in 2009, has given this gift of $ 200,000 in five years, five students from Baltimore City each year $ 8,000 scholarships to college. The third group of five students are freshman at McDaniel this fall. (The Jessie Ball DuPont Fund has supported the university since 1988 and funded in 2006 to establish the McDaniel Center for the Study of Aging.)

McDaniel was initially granted

challenge grant from the France-Merrick Foundation, May 2008 in the framework of the Campaign for the University of Carpe Diem. Led by ex-President Joan Develin Coley, McDaniel, the campaign that ended in December 2009, raised $ 77 million to support learning at the university residence life.

France-Merrick Foundation

supports civic and cultural activities, public education, private colleges, historic preservation and conservation, health and social services. Since 1963, France-Merrick College has awarded more than one million dollars, mainly dedicated to building projects of academics, including Eaton Hall of Science in 1999.

For more information about McDaniel College, call 410-857-2290 or visit http://www.mcdaniel.edu.

McDaniel College, nationally recognized for the “40 colleges that change lives” and currently in the U.S. Senior Liberal Arts Colleges, is a four-year private College of Liberal Arts and Sciences, which more than 60 bachelor’s programs, including double and higher design student, as well as 20 graduate programs provide a great reputation. His trademark teachers and students work together in research, teaching and mentoring in addition to hundreds of opportunities for leadership and service to the learning experience full of life, on a personalized learning plan based interdisciplinary and globally to enrich. January Innovative courses students to places all over the world, while McDaniel offers degree-granting European campus is a unique opportunity for the international study, the only U.S. university in Budapest, Hungary. A diverse and united community of 1,600 students and 1,560 part-time graduate students, McDaniel also has a spectacular 160-acre Hilltop Campus in Westminster, Maryland, an hour or less from Baltimore, DC, Chesapeake Bay, BWI Amtrak station and the international airport.

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