Meet the talented medical professionals of the PGY-2 Class 2023-2024 at Hopkins. Discover their backgrounds, interests, and why they chose to train at Hopkins. Explore Baltimore's food scene and exciting opportunities in this vibrant city.

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Meet the promising medical students training at Johns Hopkins. Discover their diverse backgrounds, passions, and aspirations in this vibrant community. Explore why they chose Hopkins and what excites them about living in Baltimore.

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Meet the diverse and dynamic members of the PGY-3 class for the upcoming year, chosen for their passion for pediatrics, love for learning, and excitement to explore Baltimore. Coming from different backgrounds and with unique interests, they embody the values of Johns Hopkins program with a focus on

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Meet the diverse and talented interns at Hopkins for the class of 2023-2024! Christine, Alan, Gillean, Sarah, Courtney, Brian, Charlotte, and Sean share their hometowns, interests, reasons for choosing Hopkins, and what excites them about living in Baltimore. From painting to running and exploring o

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Baltimore County has allocated $500,000 from American Rescue Plan Act funds to provide $5,000 one-time awards to eligible agricultural farms in the county to mitigate the impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic. The University of Maryland Extension Baltimore County Extension Advisory Council will administe

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Discover the latest initiatives at Loyola University Maryland's Simon Center for Innovation & Entrepreneurship. Engage in the Innovation & Entrepreneurship Minor program with core courses focusing on experiential learning, tech treks, expert panels, and more. Get involved in transforming lives throu

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MTEC, a non-profit health innovation consortium, is organizing the ContractReady Small Business Contracting Conference & Expo in Baltimore on June 15, 2023. The event will focus on various technology areas related to military medical roles of care and feature funding distribution details, project aw

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Delve into the concept of the Seven Deadly Sins, their origins, and implications in human life. Explore the nature of concupiscence, the struggle against sin, and the classification of vices and virtues. Learn about the significance of wrath and the chief sources of actual sin according to the Balti

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Welcome to the Student Government Association (SGA) at the University of Maryland Baltimore School of Social Work! Meet the executive officers, learn about SGA general body meetings, and discover student-led initiatives like DREAM focusing on disability justice and efforts towards anti-oppressive cu

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The Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) program, administered by the Baltimore Department of Housing and Community Development, aims to improve communities by providing decent housing, a suitable living environment, and expanding economic opportunities. Eligible activities include property acqu

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The statistics on homicides and gun-related homicides in the US are derived from death certificates and FBI reports, revealing a concerning trend of violence compared to other OECD countries. Variances in homicide rates by location and demographics are highlighted, with alarming rates in cities like

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The lecture covers the transcription and translation processes of virus genomes, including the Baltimore classification system, transcription control in eukaryotes, and the role of transcription factors in gene expression. It explores how different viruses replicate based on their genome type and me

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The District Court Reentry Project (DCREP) was initiated by Judge Nicole Pastore Klein in response to the lack of employment opportunities for individuals with criminal records in Baltimore City. The project aims to assist ex-offenders in finding educational and job placement opportunities by collab

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The Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) program in Maryland, spearheaded by Delegate Brooke Lierman in District 46, Baltimore City, aims to reduce waste by holding producers accountable for the entire life cycle of their products. Covered products include packaging, containers, consumer goods, an

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Explore the use of screening tools in Baltimore EMA agencies to ensure appropriate processes for addressing mental health, substance use, and interpersonal violence. Emphasis on reliability, validity, and data collection methods through a survey conducted across various agencies in the area.

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If you are looking for Interior Details in New Baltimore, Welcome to Good As New Detailing! We bring our mobile auto detailing and power washing services right to your doorstep. Our team takes great pride in our work, and we stand behind our quality

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Explore the realm of Generative AI at the upcoming event in Baltimore, Maryland. Learn about Artificial Intelligence, Large Language Models, and Natural Language Processing. Delve into ethical considerations and practical applications, empowering faculty and students alike to harness the potential o

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Join the event in Baltimore, Maryland, from July 15-19, 2024, to revitalize your DSP mojo through engaging sessions on topics like Mojo Disappearance, Hope, Healing, Restoration, Renewing Your Passion/Interest, and Strategies to Give You Back Bandwidth. Explore ways to tackle challenges like burnout

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The audit report presents findings regarding the calculation methodology for the average number of days for basic permit review in Service 763 of the Department of Planning. Recommendations have been made to improve performance measure reporting by revising the Performance Measure Validation Form. T

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Explore the Green Youthworks initiative in Baltimore, aimed at expanding environmental career exposure for youth. Learn about Cities Connecting Children to Nature, current YouthWorks programs, best practices in working with youth, and the importance of nature connections. Discover how Baltimore City

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Cyber School Manager offers a comprehensive online platform for parents, teachers, and students to efficiently manage various school-related tasks. From registration to accessing student profiles, attendance records, homework, notifications, and more, this app simplifies school operations. Users can

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Detailed insights into the Ryan White Part A/MAI clients in the Baltimore EMA area, focusing on client-level data, demographics, housing status, and key statistics from FY2016. The mission and objectives outlined by the BCHD Ryan White HIV/AIDS Bureau to enhance the quality of life for individuals l

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COVID-19 outbreak briefing from Baltimore City Council on March 5th, 2020, including details on the disease, transmission, symptoms, global spread, and cases in the US. Provides insights on prevention, treatment, impact on Baltimore, and common questions addressed by Mayor Bernard C. Jack Young and

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The Baltimore City Tobacco Control Programs, led by Director Kamala T. Green, focus on enforcement, prevention, use, and cessation of tobacco products. Initiatives include the Tobacco-Free Baltimore program, which aims to educate and empower youth to make healthy choices and the Tobacco Cessation pr

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Holy Family Community School provides education based on Christian values and principles, embracing respect, responsibility, and cooperation. The school, with the trustees including The Spiritan Congregation and Presentation Sisters, aims to foster a community of students, parents, and staff. Transi

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Welcome to the Model Safe School Programme Training held in Saint Kitts and Nevis from October 9th to 13th, 2017. The agenda includes sessions on school safety, assessment tools, and discussions with school authorities. The training involves visits to Tucker Clarke Primary School, Cecele Browne Inte

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MECU of Baltimore is a well-established credit union with a strong community commitment, serving over 100,000 members and managing $1.2 billion in assets. Offering a range of financial services, MECU focuses on serving Baltimore City residents, their families, and select employee groups within 5 mil

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Baltimore City experienced an illness outbreak linked to a lunch event, where 216 individuals fell ill after consuming contaminated food. The investigation revealed that improper handling and cooking of precooked frozen chicken led to the contamination with Clostridium perfringens. The incident unde

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In the education system of British Columbia, students classified as Active no Primary are those who are no longer active in their Primary School (School of Record) but are active in a Secondary School. This status affects reporting, tracking, and school record maintenance. Schools and Districts have

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Towson University College of Education Faculty hosted a presentation by Dr. Dallas Dance, Superintendent of Baltimore County Public Schools, on developing great teachers and fostering high-performing schools. The collaboration between BCPS and Towson University focuses on professional development, s

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Residential yards in Baltimore, regardless of life stage, exhibit variations in biodiversity based on residents' income levels rather than other factors. The study explores how time and money influence plant diversity in yards, hypothesizing that residents with less money but more time will have hig

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In the student handbook of Monroe High School, policies regarding the use of school phones, bus riders, securing personal items, absences and tardiness are outlined. Students are required to obtain a pass from teachers to use school phones during school hours and must follow a procedure to ride a bu

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Scotstoun Primary School is dedicated to nurturing each child's potential, emphasizing literacy and numeracy, fostering respect, community involvement, and a positive learning environment. The school aims to provide equal opportunities, promote health and welfare, and offer a curriculum that encoura

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Today's agenda includes personnel updates, current challenges, NCURA Regional Meeting in Baltimore, contract and grant processing, payroll calendar changes, and staff reassignments. The SPAC organization chart effective as of September 1, 2014, shows the current structure. Challenges ahead involve s

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Clarendon Road Primary School provides essential information on free school meals eligibility and how to apply, parent communication via the Parent App, school readiness, purchasing uniforms, and the Sunshine Club for wrap-around care. The school encourages parental involvement through open-door pol

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Offering a unique and diverse educational experience, The New Century School in Baltimore, Maryland practices Montessori principles and emphasizes multilingualism. With a focus on STEM subjects and language instruction in English, Mandarin, and Spanish, students engage in inquiry-based learning and

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The Baltimore City Speed Test Data analysis examines the internet speed access in various communities within Baltimore City. The report includes details on average download speeds, communities with the lowest speeds, and a comparison of internet speed requirements for different online activities. Th

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The conference in Baltimore, Maryland, from July 15-19, 2024, focuses on the experiences of non-speaking autistic college students. Grace Moskola, a Harvard University Associate Dean, facilitates the panel with former students sharing their insights. The event emphasizes civility, inclusion, and res

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Cocaine use is a significant public health concern in the US, affecting many communities. A preliminary study by Johns Hopkins School of Medicine suggests that abstaining from cocaine and reducing its use may lead to decreased endothelial damage in African Americans. FDA has not approved medications

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Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake is dedicated to enhancing Baltimore through initiatives such as improving schools, ensuring safer streets, and building stronger neighborhoods. The Mayor's Commission on Disabilities plays a vital role in achieving these goals by focusing on areas like access, developm

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