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Massachusetts Institute of Technology photos
Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge
Cambridge / Massachusetts / United States
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Arthritis National Research Foundation photos
Arthritis National Research Foundation, Long Beach
Long Beach / California / United States
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Center For Economic Growth Inc photos
Center For Economic Growth Inc, Albany
Albany / New York / United States
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Nature Institute photos
Nature Institute, Ghent
Ghent / New York / United States
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Precise Clinical Neuroscience Specialists photos
Precise Clinical Neuroscience Specialists, Flowood
Flowood / Mississippi / United States
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Established in 2004 by Dr. Joseph A. Kwentus, Precise Clinical Neuroscience Specialists inpatient and outpatient psychiatric services provide state-of-the-art diagnostic, psycho-therapeutic and psycho-pharmacological services for children, adolescent, adults, couples, families and caregivers. The experienced and highly trained interdisciplinary staff lead by Dr. Kwentus provides a vast array of services.At Precise CNS the treatment modality includes:¦Psychotherapy – Individual therapy, both brief and open-ended, couples and family therapy, group psychotherapy and crisis intervention.¦Psychopharmacologic treatment – Comprehensive evaluation and treatment for individuals needing medication management.¦Psychological testing – Neuropsychological and personality assessment to assist in differential diagnosis and treatment planning.Our care philosophy is based on a concern for the overall psychological well-being of our patients and respect for their individual needs.
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Catalina Island Museum photos
Catalina Island Museum, Avalon
Avalon / California / United States
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Historical Society of Princeton photos
Historical Society of Princeton
Princeton / New Jersey / United States
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Historical Society of Princeton Historical Society of Princeton located at 158 Nassau St., is open to the public free of charge Tuesday- Sunday from 12 to 4 p.m. ; winter hours may vary. For further information, please call ( 609 ) 921-6748 Princeton, New Jersey is one of the countrys most historic communities. Settled in the late 17th century, Princeton produced two signers of the Declaration of Independence and was the site of one of the Revolutionary Wars crucial battles. It served briefly as the nations capital when the Continental Congress met in Princeton in 1783. A center for learning and culture since the colonial period, it has been home to world-renowned scholars, scientists, writers, and statesmen. George Washington walked its streets and three other United States presidents, James Madison, Woodrow Wilson, and Grover Cleveland, lived in Princeton. Thomas Mann, T. S. Eliot, and F. Scott Fitzgerald wrote in Princeton, and actor Paul Robeson grew up here. World-renowned scientists Albert Einstein and Robert Oppenheimer made the town their home. Throughout its history Princeton has been a dynamic community. Each wave of immigrants to the United States, from early Irish and Germans to eastern Europeans and Italians at the turn of the ce tury, brought an influx to Princeton. Later arrivals included World War II refugees, Hungarians, Koreans, Southeast Asians, Haitians, East Indians, and Guatemalans. Historical Society of Princeton The mission of the Historical Society of Princeton is to collect and preserve materials pertaining to the town and its environs, and to interpret the history of the area through exhibitions, educational programs, and publications. Since its founding in 1938, the Historical Society has amassed, recorded, and exhibited a collection of over 40, 000 artifacts, manuscripts, photographs, decorative arts objects, artworks, and articles of clothing dating from the 17th century to the present, and has offered a broad range of educational services and activities to local residents, students, scholars, and visitors from around the world. Walking tours, lectures, out-of-town trips, education programs for schools: the Historical Society presents these programs and more throughout the year. Every Sunday at 2pm, come join a guided walking tour of downtown Princeton and learn all about Princetons people, its architecture, and historical moments from an HSP-trained guide. Check our calendar for occasional special walking tours, including the Albert E. Hinds Memorial Walking Tour: African-American Life in Princeton. The Historical Societys lectures and panel discussions feature well-known speakers covering important topics in Princetons, New Jerseys and national history. A dedicated group of volunteers organizes trips to cultural institutions throughout the tri-state area. Recent excursions have included visits to the Museum of the City of New York and the Museum of Arts and Design in New York. A full slate of education programs is available to school children from kindergarten through high school. The Princeton History Program introduces students to historic Bainbridge House residents and its architectural features. Tour and explore the Princeton History Gallery, learning about the Battle of Princeton, Woodrow Wilson and Princeton University, and Albert Einstein. Changing and permanent exhibitions are featured on the first floor of Bainbridge House. Thought-provoking exhibitions examine a wide variety of historical and contemporary topics. The exhibitions are informed by curators and scholars specializing in the topic. The Princeton History Gallery provides a chronological look at people, places and events in Princetons history from the Lenape to the establishment of the College of New Jersey, to the achievements of African-American community leader Betsey Stockton to world-famous Albert Einstein. The Historical Society also collaborates on exhibitions at other cultural institutions in Princeto
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Karmanos Cancer Institute, Detroit
Detroit / Michigan / United States
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Karmanos Cancer Institute is an integrated center of cancer research, patient care and education. It is engaged in prevention, early detection, treatment and eradication of cancer. Located in Detroit, Mich., it conducts several cancer specific scientific investigation programs and clinical trials. The institute also offers programs to detect breast and cervical cancer. Karmanos Cancer Institute is affiliated to the Oncology Management Group, Huron Medical Center, ProMedica Health System and Newland Medical Associates, among others. It is a recipient of the best cancer centers in the United States.
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Center for Strategic & International Studies, Washington
Washington / District Of Columbia / United States
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The Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS) seeks to advance global security and prosperity in an era of economic and political transformation by providing strategic insights and practical policy solutions to decision makers. CSIS serves as a strategic planning partner for the government by conducting research and analysis and developing policy initiatives that look into the future and anticipate change. Founded in 1962 by David M. Abshire and Admiral Arleigh Burke, CSIS is a bipartisan, nonprofit organization headquartered in Washington, D.C., with more than 220 full-time staff and a large network of affiliated experts. Former U.S. senator Sam Nunn became chairman of the CSIS Board of Trustees in 1999, and John J. Hamre has led CSIS as its president and chief executive officer since April 2000.
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Shumla School photos
Shumla School, Comstock
Comstock / Texas / United States
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SHUMLA School is a nonprofit archeological research and education center working internationally to connect people of all ages with the land and their cultural heritage. Our programs offer an opportunity to shed cultural preconceptions and look beyond the taken-for-granted world. Participants gain awareness that all people share the same basic needs, emotions, and ways of communicating. Individuals become empowered to take responsibility for their social and natural environment and begin to bridge the cultural, social, and economic gaps that mark our society today. We are truly more alike than we are different, and by celebrating our similarities, we can learn to better appreciate and respect our differences. SHUMLA ( Shumla School, Inc ), originally named the School of Expressive Culture, was founded in February 1998 and was recognized as a 501 ( c ) ( 3 ) publicly supported organization in June of that same year. A seed money grant of $250, 000 from noted anthropologist Dr. Lorna Marshall provided the initial funds for the school. Word of the school spread rapidly across the United States and abroad, leading to the formation of a diverse and distinguished Board of Directors and Advisory Board. Also recognizing the importance of the organizations mission, Jack and Katherine Harrington of Comstock, Texas, made their land available to SHUMLA for the creation of an experiential educational and archeological research center 50 miles west of Del Rio in Val Verde County, Texas. Since 1998, SHUMLA has been actively engaged in national and international research projects, education, and community outreach programs across the state. Thanks to the generous gifts of The Brown Foundation, Houston Endowment, The West Endowment, and The Ray C. Fish Foundation, the first phase of the SHUMLA campus was completed in August of 2003.
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St Matthews Church photos
St Matthews Church, Oak Creek
Oak Creek / Wisconsin / United States
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Coastal Environments, Inc. photos
Coastal Environments, Inc., Biloxi
Biloxi / Mississippi / United States
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CEI has been providing archaeological and environmental consultation services to Federal, state, local governments, and private sector clientele for over 40 years along the Gulf coast.
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Susan G Komen Greater NYC photos
Susan G Komen Greater NYC, New York
New York / New York / United States
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Pine County Historical Society photos
Pine County Historical Society, Askov
Askov / Minnesota / United States
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African Museum Casa del Rey Moro Museum photos
African Museum Casa del Rey Moro Museum, San Diego
San Diego / California / United States
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Quorum Review photos
Quorum Review, Seattle
Seattle / Washington / United States
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American Language Institute photos
American Language Institute, San Diego
San Diego / California / United States
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The American Language Institute offers various educational programs to international students, professionals, corporations and government agencies. Its programs include English for academic purposes and international English communications. The institute offers certificate programs in business, hospitality and tourism management and teacher training. Its international English communications program is designed for individuals who desire to improve their language and communication skills to increase their knowledge. American Language Institute offers customized programs for special groups in a wide variety of fields, such as law, health care and sports medicine. It also provides English language courses to those who are preparing for Master of Business administration. The institute has been providing services for more than 30 years and is located in San Diego.
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Community Foundation For The Upper Peninsula photos
Community Foundation For The Upper Peninsula, Escanaba
Escanaba / Michigan / United States
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About CFUP The Community Foundation of the Upper Peninsula provides a vehicle for donors who wish to support projects that benefit the Upper Peninsula of Michigan as a whole rather than a single community or county. The funds of the Community Foundation of the U.P. support projects that deal with concerns such as our environment, scholarships for our youth, and economic development. Our most recent independent audit, as well as our annual report are always available for inspection at our office during the hours of 8: 00 A.M. 4: 00 P.M. ( E.S.T. ) Monday through Friday. The reports may also be inspected by contacting your local partner community foundation. The Community Foundation of the U.P. provides financial administrative, communication and other support services to its affiliate members and to other community foundations. The Community Foundation will provide financial support to qualified tax-exempt organizations for projects aimed at solving community problems or enhancing life in the Upper Peninsula. The Community Foundation will play a leadership role through service as a catalyst for change ; an innovator to solve problems ; a partner with other community organizations ; and as a resource for solutions to emerging community needs. Support comes from the income of permanently endowed funds contributed by individuals, businesses and organizations. Community foundations do not participate in advocacy or lobbying. History of CFUP In 2002 the Council of Michigan Foundations took a leading role in attempting to get U.P. community foundations to work together. All U.P. community foundations were invited to take part in the discussions to shape the Community Foundation of the Upper Peninsula ( CFUP ). On January 1, 2003 our new collaborative began with eight ( 8 ) U.P. community foundations. "CFUP is about working together to lower our administrative costs, to provide accurate financial information to each affiliate advisory board via our FIMS Hub operation so those boards can make informed decisions regarding their affiliate operation, to honor donors wishes, to perform whats referred to as "back room operations for all affiliates, to offer training to affiliate boards and staff as required, and to assist affiliates in their fund development when requested." Selected as one ( 1 ) of only five ( 5 ) U.S. community foundations for use as a model for collaboration for other U.S. community foundations by THE ASPEN INSTITUTE and C.S. Mott Foundation. We do the complete financial work for all 9 affiliates plus five ( 5 ) independent community foundations. On January 1, 2003, when we started operations, our total assets for all eight ( 8 ) community foundations were 4.6 million dollars. Today we have collective assets of approximately 19 million dollars.
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Diagnostic Biosystems photos
Diagnostic Biosystems, Pleasanton
Pleasanton / California / United States
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Diagnostic Biosystems is a medical manufacturing company with its main corporate office in Pleasanton. Founded in 1994 by Dr. Bipin Gupta, Diagnostic BioSystems is committed to improving immunohistochemistry and focuses on improving reagents for IHC staining. DBS offers a complete selection of concentrated and prediluted ready-to-use antibodies as well as detection systems, ancillary reagents, control slides, special stains and FITC conjugates. Diagnostic Biosystems is a registered medical device manufacturer, operating under Food and Drug Administration system regulations. You can also check out the company's catalog on the main part of the website. Call 925-484-3350 for more information or to schedule an appointment.

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Pacific Northwest National Laboratory photos
Pacific Northwest National Laboratory, Richland
Richland / Washington / United States
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