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Lahiton - Cinema World Image Archive M2036
http://oac.cdlib.org/findaid/ark:/13030/c8g73kxj No online items Guide to the Lahiton - Cinema World image archive M2036 Anna M. Levia Department of Special Collections and University Archives 2017 Green Library 557 Escondido Mall Stanford 94305-6064 [email protected] URL: http://library.stanford.edu/spc Guide to the Lahiton - Cinema M2036 1 World image archive M2036 Language of Material: Hebrew Contributing Institution: Department of Special Collections and University Archives Title: Lahiton - Cinema World image archive creator: Lahiton-Cinema World Identifier/Call Number: M2036 Physical Description: 38 Linear Feet(89 manuscript boxes, 1 flat box) Date (inclusive): 1955-1995 Biographical / Historical Lahiton magazine was conceived in 1969 by two partners, Uri Aloni and David Paz, and was funded by an investment from Avraham Alon, a Ramlah nightclub owner and promoter. The name “Lahiton,” reportedly invented by entertainers Rivka Michaeli and Ehud Manor, combines the Hebrew words for (musical) hit, “lahit” and newspaper, “iton.” In 1976, Lahiton merged with the fan magazine Olam ha-Kolnoa [Cinema World]. Scope and Contents The collection includes more than 15,000 photographs, most black and white, and more than 5000 color slides. The majority of the images were photographed in Israel between the 1950s and the 1980s, mainly by Israeli photographers. Some of the files contain ephemera such as newspaper clippings and other promotional materials. Arrangement Series 1, Cinema, consists of three sub-series: Sub-series 1, Actors; sub-series 2, Films; sub-series 3, Miscellaneous. Series 2, Entertainers. Series 3, Entertainment: Competitions and festivals. Series 4, Foreign visitors to Israel/Foreign celebrities. -
Feinbeg Graduate School
THE GRADUATES 50 YEARS OF EXCELLENCE AT THE FEINBERG GRADUATE SCHOOL FROM THE PRESIDENT FROM THE DEAN seminars and conferences. We immerse them in a contin- oriented – i.e., laboratory training – on the other. No less uous flow of scientific activity, doing our best to broaden important or real, there is also intangible learning: The each student’s horizon beyond his or her specialty. ability to perceive the freedom associated with a lack of The Feinberg Graduate School is getting a facelift – the boundaries in the intellectual universe, the exhilaration of construction of new, modern facilities is well under way. leaping over a mental barrier, the challenge of attaining But it is undergoing a more profound upgrade, as well. understanding and the rigor of doing it right – the realiza- We are creating new graduate research schools in each tion that research is difficult, but also immensely exciting. of the disciplines we teach: Mathematics and Computer If it’s true that the Weizmann Institute scientists Science, Physics, Chemistry, Biochemistry and Biology. dedicate much more time and individual attention to each These facilities and schools will be dedicated to providing student than those in other universities, it is also true that Prof. Daniel Zajfman Prof. Lia Addadi the best possible infrastructure and support for our their motivation is at least partly egotistical. The students President, Weizmann Institute of Science Dean, Feinberg Graduate School students. We expect these transformations to enhance guarantee the enthusiasm and the constant innovation the learning experience, giving students a wider exposure that are the keys to successful original research; they to the international scientific community and providing contribute to the spirit – and provide the hands – for any them with tools that will enable them, from the very creative work that is performed at the Weizmann Institute. -
Kaplan Medical Staff Publications 2020 December
Kaplan Medical Staff Publications 2020 December The American journal of cardiology. 2021 Jan 11;S0002-9149(20)31372-2. doi: 10.1016/j.amjcard.2020.12.044. Online ahead of print. Comparison of Outcomes with or without Beta-Blocker Therapy After Acute Myocardial Infarction in Patients Without Heart Failure or Left Ventricular Systolic Dysfunction (from the Acute Coronary Syndromes Israeli Survey [ACSIS]). Aref El Nasasra , Roy Beigel , Robert Klempfner , Hilmi Alnsasra , Shlomi Matetzky , Zaza Iakobishvili , Ronen Rubinshtein , Majdi Halabi , Alex Blatt , Doron Zahger Journal of magnetic resonance imaging . 2020 Dec 26. doi: 10.1002/jmri.27489. Online ahead of print Diffusivity in breast malignancies analyzed for b > 1000 s/mm 2 at 1 mm in-plane resolutions: Insight from Gaussian and non-Gaussian behaviors. Martins Otikovs , Noam Nissan , Edna Furman-Haran , Debbie Anaby , Tanir M Allweis , Ravit Agassi , Miri Sklair-Levy , Lucio Frydman Craniomaxillofacial trauma & reconstruction. 2020 Dec;13(4):313-328. Treatment Algorithm for Hyaluronic Acid-Related Complication Based on a Systematic Review of Case Reports, Case Series, and Clinical Experience. Uri Aviv , Josef Haik , Nathaniel Weiss , Ariel Berl , Hagit Ofir , Gil Nardini , Michelle Cleary , Rachel Kornhaber , Moti Harats Frontiers in endocrinology. 2020 Dec 11;11:523319. Moderate Iodine Deficiency Is Common in Pregnancy but Does Not Alter Maternal and Neonatal Thyroid Function Tests. Tal Schiller , Arnon Agmon , Viviana Ostrovsky , Gabi Shefer , Hilla Knobler , Taiba Zornitzki Injury prevention. 2020 Dec;26(6):540-545. Injuries among all-terrain vehicle users: a population-based study. Maya Siman-Tov, Inbar Marom-Trabelsi, Irina Radomislensky, Moran Bodas , Kobi Peleg , Israeli Trauma Group Journal of the American Heart Association. -
ערב לזכרו של ריהור )ג'ורג'( אוסטרובסקי December 2010 דצמבר
Jerusalem Film Center ערב לזכרו של ריהור )ג’ורג’( אוסטרובסקי Evening In Memory of Rehor (George) Ostrovsky פסטיבל הקולנוע היהודי Jewish Film Festival December 2010 מחווה למייק לי Mike Leigh Tribute דצמבר שבוע קולנוע קרואטי Croatian Film Week החודש בסינמטק This Month at the Cinematheque החודש בסינמטק This Month at the Cinematheque פסטיבל הקולנוע בין איכרים – הקרנה היהודי מיוחדת Among Peasants - 12th Jewish Film Special Screening Festival 15.12.10 4-10.12.10 מחווה למייק לי המעגל הפנימי Mike Leigh Tribute – הקרנות מיוחדת Inside Job – Special Screenings 18-19.12.10 שבוע הקולנוע מועדון הסרט המופרע הקרואטי - הומור יהודי, וודי אלן Croatian Film Week ו'ימי הרדיו' Wacky Film Club - Jewish Humor, Woody Allen and Radio Days 9.12.210 פסטיבל הולגאב כמו מלכת אנגליה ליצירה אתיופית- – הקרנות מיוחדות ישראלית Just Like the Queen of England – Special Hullegeb Festival for Screenings Ethiopian-Israeli Arts קרן ירושלים, קרן ון ליר, קרן אוסטרובסקי, עיריית ירושלים, משרד התרבות The Jerusalem Foundation, The Van Leer Group Foundation, Ostrovsky Family Fund, Jerusalem Municipality, Ministry of Culture רכישת כרטיסים מכירת כרטיסים לקהל הרחב (שאינם מנויים) תתאפשר במהלך היום דרך אתר מנויים יקרים האינטרנט שלנו בכתובת: www.jer-cin.org.il, וכן שעה לפני תחילת ההקרנה הראשונה בכל ימות השבוע ועד תחילת הסרט האחרון. בימי שישי תפתח הקופה כשעה לפני תחילת כל סרט. הזמנת כרטיסים: 4330 565 02 למנויים: 4330 565 02. חניה לבאי הסינמטק מול מלון הר ציון כרטיסים למנויים יישמרו עד 10 דקות לפני תחילת ההקרנה בלבד! החודש בסינמטק This Month at the Cinematheque החודש בסינמטק This -
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INSIDE Subscribe today! [email protected] Quick Look 3-5, Israel at 73 Art from 10-13 6-7 Dallas Doings the Heart 14-23 Senior Jerry Skibell’s passion for 24-25 Jewish Foodie creating the beautiful, p.20 26 Post Pics 28-29 Columnists 31 Obituary Thursday, April 15, 2021 • 3 Iyar 5781 • VOLUME 75 NO. 15 • tjpnews.com $1.00 Israel marks its birthday with remembrance and celebration Coverage starts on p.3 and continues throughout Light Shabbat candles: SHALOM BAYIT: HEALTHY TEEN RELATIONSHIPS 7:40 p.m. Friday, April 16 Free Temple Shalom program is Sunday, April 18, pp.6-7 Shabbat ends: 8:50 p.m. Saturday, April 17 ISRAEL AT 73 April 15, 2021 | 3 73 fun facts about Israel To celebrate Israel’s 73rd that received at least one dose Netanya created the world’s largest birthday on April 15, we’ve brought of the COVID-19 vaccine and in mosaic made of socks, using 12,000 together a list of 73 weird, wacky the number of vaccination doses in total. (All of them clean, thankfully.) and remarkable things about this administered per 100 people in the tiny country in the Middle East that total population. 19. Cows in Israel produce more milk you most likely don’t know. on average than do dairy cows in 12. Israel is a global leader in medical other countries. By Nicky Blackburn clowning, and was the first country (Israel21C via JNS) in the world to send medical clowns 20. An Israeli company has developed into COVID-19 wards. -
SUPREME COURT of the STATE of NEW YORK COUNTY of KINGS ------X Index No: ______/ 15 RICHARD LAKIN, and Additional Plaintiffs Listed on Rider A, COMPLAINT Plaintiffs
RIDER A LIST OF ADDITIONAL PLAINTIFFS RACHELI COHEN; YAAKOV CHANANEL ZAIDENBERG; MIRIAM TSHUVA; MENI BEN MOSHE; MATAN PARNAS; TAMAR EREZ; GILA COHEN; YONATAN YOSEF; SHACHAR COHEN; VARDA MOR; RONEN DAHARI; ADI ILI; ALEX NISANOV; MOSHE ISRAEL; AMITAY ARUSI; RINA SHARUT; KFIR DARHANI; MEGY AV; ISRAEL ANDRAYEV; VARDA GUETA; JANET MORDOV; NECHEMIA CARMIEL; MACHMAN EIRINBERG; UZI GOTSHTAT; ADI HANAYA; INBAL KASLASAH; SHLOMI COHEN; MOSHE MENTAL; SHARON BAREL; SHIRA SHWARTZ; ROTEM KUDEDA; PATRIZIA STEINHAUS; IDAN KRILKER; AMIT OMNESKY; EINAT VAYMAN; NICK HENRY; ELI MIMRAN; LIAD SHEMESH; PINHAS ARDEL; IRINA GERTZBEIN; SNIR DAVIDI; ANTONINA KELER LEVITAN; EITAN HERSHKO; GONY FRANKEL; MOSHE SIGALIT MOSHE; HAIM MERIZAN; ELIAV ELGRABLI; HADAR YAHAV; YANIV EDRY; BOAZ COHEN; ADI SHALEV; BARRY INVINDER; ZOHAR MAAYAN; TZVI RIVKIN; NETANEL LUZON; YAGAL TOLEDANO; NILI ZIGREICH; SHIRAN MYMON; ELYASAF COHEN; IDAN MOSHE; GOLAN SHARON; DANIEL ORON; AHARON NIEDERMAN; RACHEL BERG; REVITAL MIZRACHI; YEHUDIT SASSON; TZIPI BEN YAACOV; ELLA YAROVITZKY; ARIEL WEINER; MIRA SIVAN; OREN ASSEL; DOLEV RAVID; RINA OZ SHWARTZ; LIOR AMRAM; IDAN SHOCHAT; TOM HAI BENBENISTI; DAVID YASSU; DOR KEDEM; RON FINE; OFIRA EIASH; SHAKED MAUDA; YEHUDIT LEVIN; DINA MATTIES; SMADAR MEIR; EFRAT KIZMACHER; EDGAR HESS; AKIVA EMANUEL VERSHNER; SOGHIE COHEN; GEULA KARNI; SHANI AMIEL; OFIR MHDAT; SHACHAR ROBINSON; GALIT ARAD; DANA LEVY; ERIK SHITOBY; ELIEL BEN-DAVID; ERAN MEIR WEINTROB; BENIAMYN SACHAR; MOSHE ALBILIA; RITA BUDOVSKY; DANIELLA KILINSKY; AVIEL FELDMAN; NETANEL FISHLER; SHIR HADAD; -
He Influence of Changing Group Vitality on Convergence Toward a Dominant Linguistic Norm: an Israeli Example
Language & Communication, Vol. 8, No. 314, pp. 285-305, 1988. 0271-5309188 $3.00 + AI0 Printed in Great Britain. Pergmm Press plc THE INFLUENCE OF CHANGING GROUP VITALITY ON CONVERGENCE TOWARD A DOMINANT LINGUISTIC NORM: AN ISRAELI EXAMPLE MALCAH YAEGER-DROR Introduction Giles has proposed Speech Accommodation Theory (SAT) to account for language usage between individuals (see e.g. Giles et al., 1977). That theory is concerned with determining what motivates an individual to de-accentuate ethnolinguistic characteristics and converge toward the dominant culture, or to accentuate his/her ethnolinguistic characteristics and diverge from the dominant patterns. Giles and other social psychologists have found that while regional dialects (or accents) connote integrity and a variety of socially attractive attributes, standard accents connote high socio-economic status and intellectual competence. They theorise that speakers will converge toward the dominant accent to the degree that they desire social approval from members of the dominant culture. While SAT primarily is concerned with accommodation of individual speakers, Giles and Johnson (1987) theorise that group patterns can be understood using elaborations of this theory. They do so partly by introducing the concept of group vitality. Giles believes that the degree of accommodation which takes place depends on group vitality. Group vitality helps determine a sense of group identity. In Giles et al. (1977) three situational and structural factors were defined as influencing group vitality: ‘demography’, ‘institutional support’ and ‘social status’. It is understood in the model that convergent acts result from a speaker’s interest in acquiring the rewards which accrue to those similar to each other. -
Full Schedule ILANIT 20Th-23Rd of February 2017
Full Schedule ILANIT 20th-23rd of February 2017 MONDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 2017 10:45-15:30 Registration and Refreshments - Dan hotel 15:30-16:00 Opening Ceremony -Herods hotel – Pavilion 16:00-17:00 PL1: PLENARY LECTURE: Regulation of microRNA Herods hotel - Pavilion Narry Kim is a Professor at Seoul National University and a founding director of RNA Research Center at Institute for Basic Science. Kim received her Ph.D. in 1998 from Oxford University on virology, and studied mRNA surveillance as postdoc at the University of Pennsylvania. Her group at SNU has been investigating how microRNAs are made and regulated, and what RNAs and RNA-binding proteins do to control cell fates. Kim received L’Oreal-UNESCO Women in Science (2008) and the Ho-Am Prize in Medicine (2009), and was elected as Foreign Associates of National Academy of Science and of European Molecular Biology Organization. Sponsored by: I-CORE Gene Regulation in Human Complex Disease 17:30-18:30 PL2: PLENARY LECTURE: Being at the Base of the Food Chain May Not Be So Bad After All Herods hotel - Pavilion Prof. Ian T. Baldwin received an AB from Dartmouth College in 1981, his PhD from Cornell University in 1989, rose through the academic ranks at the State University of New York at Buffalo and in 1996 became the founding director of the Max Planck Institute for Chemical Ecology in Jena, Germany, where he heads the Department of Molecular Ecology. He is a member of the US National Academy of Sciences, European Molecular Biology Organization (EMBO), Nationale Akademie der Wissenschaften Leopoldina, Berlin Brandenburgische Akademie der Wissenschaften, Wissenschaftskolleg Berlin, and has published 430 peer-reviewed papers and one book on the Induced defenses of plants.