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Tao Kim, CRNP, is a board-certified and registered nurse practitioner. Kim graduated from Shanghai Medical University in China with a Bachelor of Science in Nursing. She came to the United States and worked as a registered nurse at Presbyterian Hospital of Dallas, Texas, and completed the Family Nurse Practitioner Program.
After graduation, Tao moved to Maryland and completed a two year internship in dermatology under the direction of Dr. Eric Finzi. Currently, Ms. Kim practices in the Greenbelt office and specializes in general dermatology and laser procedures.
Food: Where Kim Tao did deliver was the food. They had a great selection of sauces, peanut, garlic, cilantro, chili, satay, everything you could ask for. The broth selection was also decent and I liked how satay was non premium choice. I also loved that pitchers or plum juice and iced tea were complimentary and refills were provided. This was a big plus for me.
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11/17/2012 - CandieThe server with the thick eyebrows is the worst waiter ever! Kept giving us things we didn't order and scammed us on the beef (real meat)! Spam and spam and more spam is not worth 20 dollars. Giving us attitude for not knowing their menu system when a menu was not given in the first place! And you have to be his helper because he can't speak to the whole table for some reason ... Maybe he should find a different job!
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Millions of people regularly obtain insufficient sleep. Given the effect of sleep deprivation on our lives, understanding the cellular and molecular pathways affected by sleep deprivation is clearly of social and clinical importance. One of the major effects of sleep deprivation on the brain is to produce memory deficits in learning models that are dependent on the hippocampus. Here we have identified a molecular mechanism by which brief sleep deprivation alters hippocampal function. Sleep deprivation selectively impaired 3', 5'-cyclic AMP (cAMP)- and protein kinase A (PKA)-dependent forms of synaptic plasticity in the mouse hippocampus, reduced cAMP signalling, and increased activity and protein levels of phosphodiesterase 4 (PDE4), an enzyme that degrades cAMP. Treatment of mice with phosphodiesterase inhibitors rescued the sleep-deprivation-induced deficits in cAMP signalling, synaptic plasticity and hippocampus-dependent memory. These findings demonstrate that brief sleep deprivation disrupts hippocampal function by interfering with cAMP signalling through increased PDE4 activity. Thus, drugs that enhance cAMP signalling may provide a new therapeutic approach to counteract the cognitive effects of sleep deprivation.
Kim Tao Hot Pot is an all-you-can-eat restaurant where you cook your own food in a boiling pot of self-selected broth. It is located across from World Bowl on Leslie (just north of Hwy 7). The place is usually busy, especially during the cold-season months, and they have a very large selection of seafood, meats and veggies. Perhaps their most popular dish is their home-made cuttlefish balls, which taste much better than the typical frozen ones you get at other places.
Kim Tao is a recurring character in Studio 60 on the Sunset Strip on NBC. She is played by guest star Julia Ling and debuts in the series pilot. She is a viola prodigy and a student at Julliard. Her father Zhang Tao is a powerful Chinese businessman.
Kim is first seen visitng Los Angeles with her father, Zhang Tao , acting as his translator. Her father is in the midst of negotiating a business deal with Wilson White, the chairman of NBS's parent company, TMG . She is a huge fan of Tom Jeter from Studio 60 on the Sunset Strip on NBS and as such uses her influence to joins Jack, Danny and Simon in Nevada after Tom is arrested.
She is a protege viola player, but considers leaving Julliard to study improvisational comedy. In the hopes of gaining her father's favor, NBS Chairman Jack Rudolph promises her father that he will arrange for her to speak to Tom and get him to dissuade her.
Jack aranges this by having Tom take Kim to a dinner in honor of Harriet Hayes. However, she gets drunk and tries to seduce him. Jack and Tom take her back to Studio 60 to recover, where she pleads with Jack not to tell her father. Telling him that her father will not help Jack with his favor if he learns of the night's events. Jack nevertheless informs Zhang and earns his respect and his promise to help Jack and Wilson fight the TMG board of directors.
Kim Tao (Julia Ling) is the daughter of Zhang Tao and a viola prodigy. She is infatuated with Tom Jeter. Kim Tao guest starred in five episodes (\"Nevada Day Part 1,\" \"Nevada Day Part 2,\" \"Monday,\" \"Harriet Dinner Part 1,\" \"Harriet Dinner Part 2\") as the viola prodigy who speaks five languages. She is the official translator for her father during the Macau deal. Kim claims to be Tom's biggest fan, and, because of this, she wants to pursue a career in improvisational comedy against her father's wishes.
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All the stories concern the migrant experience. The shoes might belong to a Catholic refugee who recalls fleeing Vietnam on a tiny fishing boat crammed with 99 other terrified passengers and the horror of of seeing shoes floating in the water from other desperate refugees who had drowned.
Emily WurramaraJanuary 15Eternity PlayhouseIf you have yet to hear this ARIA-nominated singer-songwriter, you should grab the chance now, especially in such an intimate setting. A Warnindhilyagwa woman who grew up in Groote Eylandt in the Gulf of Carpentaria she sings in both English and her native Anindilyakwa. Her songs are deceptively simple but deeply affecting.
Musical MicroparksJanuary 15 - 17 ErskinevilleEnsemble Offspring have are one of the most innovative and interesting music collectives in the country, constantly surprising and pushing boundaries. Here you can join pop-up performances by six diverse duos in tiny parks all around Erskineville.
\\\\u201CThe beauty of this project is that you don\\\\u2019t see any of the storytellers,\\\\u201D says curator Kim Tao. \\\\u201CAll you know is their name and the fact you share a shoe size with them. It\\\\u2019s about stripping away what you might assume about people based on physical appearance and taking the time to listen and understand and put yourself in that place.\\\\u201D
A Mile in My Shoes, which opens as part of Sydney Festival on Wednesday, is a joint project between the Maritime Museum and the London-based Empathy Museum, an art project that sponsors \\\\u201Cpop-up\\\\u201D exhibitions around the world.
\\\\u201CSome of our storytellers talk about their love of soccer in the refugee camp, or having a dream of being this famous soccer player or owning this particular pair of soccer boots,\\\\u201D she says. \\\\u201CWhile you might not share that migration experience I think finding the humanity in the story is the key.\\\\u201D
With such a vast program, many Sydney Festival events inevitably miss out on the exposure they deserve, overshadowed by blockbusters like Sunshine Super Girl at Sydney Town Hall and Bangarra Dance Theatre\\\\u2019s retrospective.
Under the MadhanJanuary 6 - 10Vaucluse HouseBilled as a kids\\\\u2019 show this one should appeal to youngsters and adults alike. Madhan means \\\\u201Ctree\\\\u201D in the Wiradjuri language. Wiradjuri dancer, teacher and choreographer Jo Clancy weaves tales of caring for country using dance, song and puppetry.
Afternoon Tea at SixJanuary 12Seymour CentreThe prospect of Sonya Holowell\\\\u2019s ethereal vocals combining with Hamid Sadeghi\\\\u2019s thrilling quintet is mouth-watering indeed. The music played by tar player Sadeghi and his colleagues has been described as Middle-Eastern jazz fusion. Expect fireworks and some extraordinary improvisation in this world premiere.
Emily WurramaraJanuary 15Eternity PlayhouseIf you have yet to hear this ARIA-nominated singer-songwriter, you should grab the chance now, especially in such an intimate setting. A woman who grew up in Groote Eylandt in the Gulf of Carpentaria she sings in both English and her native . Her songs are deceptively simple but deeply affecting. 59ce067264
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