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            <title>Hollywood-Worthy Helsinki Storm Front: Video of the Day</title>
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1. Why aren&amp;#8217;t they running faster?
2. The guy at the end of the video is just getting out of the water? (What&amp;#8217;s Finnish for moron?)

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            <title>Roaming Helsinki</title>
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Gifts of chocolate and licorice from my host.
 
Image: GrrlScientist, 3 July 2009 [larger view]. (raw image)




Ah, the breakfast of champions: licorice and chocolate. Well, and coffee (not pictured, but you get the idea). 

My host finally awoke (I had been awake for hours, watching birds, playing on my laptop, and torturing the cat) and he gave me a meal consisting of licorice, chocolate and coffee. Dessert was a bowl of yogurt topped with muesli. A perfect way to start the day in beautiful Helsinki. 
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            <title>A Summer Day in Helsinki, Finland</title>
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Brick tower that is just outside my host's apartment 
in the Munkkivuori neighborhood in Helsinki, Finland. 

Photographed as I walked to Tarvaspää Café at the Gallen-Kallela Museum
near Tarvon Salmi in Helsinki, Finland. 

Image: GrrlScientist, 2 July 2009 [larger view]. (raw image)



Now that my Flickr accounts allow me to upload dozens of images once more, I am back to cramming them full to bursting with images for the photoessays that I wish to share with you from my time in Helsinki, Finland. 

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            <title>Lunch in Helsinki</title>
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Lakritsi Iscream, complete with a picture of ME, your penguin whisperer!

Image: GrrlScientist, 12 July 2009 [larger view]. (raw image)


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            <title>Helsinki Finland Bird List</title>
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            <description>Talitiainen (Great Tit), Parus major. 

Photographed in Hietaniemen hautausmaa (Hietaniemi cemetery), Helsinki, Finland.

Image: GrrlScientist, 24 November 2008 [larger view]. 



Here's my list of birds seen in the Helsinki area of Finland during my two visits. Even though I only visited for 8 days in November 2008, I actually went out on a birding trip with several grad students from the University of Helsinki, while I only once went birding during my much longer February/March 2009 visit -- to see the Eagle-owls that are nesting on the Lutheran Church (name?) in downtown Helsinki. Read the rest of this post... | Read the comments on this post... (Source: Living the Scientific Life (Scientist, Interrupted))</description>
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Metro -- Friday evening, right side (Installed: 23 November 2007). 

Rautatientorin Metroasema (Central Railway Station) Subway Art, Helsinki, Finland.
Artist: Sanna Karlsson-Sutisnas. 

Image: GrrlScientist, 19 February 2009 [larger view]. 

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Metro -- Friday evening, detail 4c (Installed: 23 November 2007). 

Rautatientorin Metroasema (Central Railway Station) Subway Art, Helsinki, Finland.
Artist: Sanna Karlsson-Sutisnas. 

Image: GrrlScientist, 19 February 2009 [larger view]. 

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Metro -- Friday evening, detail 4b (Installed: 23 November 2007). 

Rautatientorin Metroasema (Central Railway Station) Subway Art, Helsinki, Finland.
Artist: Sanna Karlsson-Sutisnas. 

Image: GrrlScientist, 19 February 2009 [larger view]. 

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Metro -- Friday evening, detail 4a (Installed: 23 November 2007). 

Rautatientorin Metroasema (Central Railway Station) Subway Art, Helsinki, Finland.
Artist: Sanna Karlsson-Sutisnas. 

Image: GrrlScientist, 19 February 2009 [larger view]. 

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Metro -- Friday evening, detail 4 (left to right) (Installed: 23 November 2007). 

Rautatientorin Metroasema (Central Railway Station) Subway Art, Helsinki, Finland.
Artist: Sanna Karlsson-Sutisnas. 

Image: GrrlScientist, 19 February 2009 [larger view]. 

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            <title>Hietaniemen Hautausmaa</title>
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Gravestone shrouded in snow.

Image: GrrlScientist, 24 November 2008 [larger view]. 




On my last day in Helsinki, my host and I walked through the northwestern portions of the city (Etu-Töölö -- my recent featured Image of the Day includes images from this walk) to visit several places, including Sibeliuksenpuisto (Sibelius Park) where the famous monument is located and Hietaniemen hautausmaa (Hietaniemi cemetery). This graveyard is the burial place for many famous Finns, including writers, artists, actors, and nearly all of its presidents. 
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            <title>Sad Thoughts upon my Return</title>
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            <description>tags: Helsinki, Finland, Espoo, Finland, photography, nature





Sun setting behind a rocky ridge somewhere near the border between Espoo and Helsinki in Finland.

Image: GrrlScientist, 18 November 2008 [larger view].




The flight back to NYC from Helsinki was fine; long, but uneventful. The crew were great and the plane wasn't as jam-packed as the flight leaving NYC was .. I wonder why? Perhaps the children of Finnish immigrants are doing the same thing as the children of Polish and Indian immigrants are reportedly doing: leaving this country and going to their ancestral homes because the economic opportunities are somewhere close to nonexistent in America. Not that I blame them and in fact, I would eagerly do the same if I could. 
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            <title>Helsinki Finland Update</title>
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            <description>Finnish Lawn Ornaments.

Chilean Flamingos, Helsinki Zoo. 

Image: GrrlScientist, 20 November 2008 [larger view]. 



What have I done and seen so far in Helsinki? So far, I've; Read the rest of this post... | Read the comments on this post... (Source: Living the Scientific Life (Scientist, Interrupted))</description>
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            <title>In One Month, I will go to HEL and Back</title>
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            <description>tags: Helsinki Finland, travel, sightseeing





Helsingin Luonnontieteellinen museo (The Helsinki Natural History Museum).
This museum is affiliated with the University of Helsinki 
and is located in an old Russian gymnasium.

Image: Wikipedia [larger view]. 



As the title says, one month from today, I will be on an eight-and-a-half hour flight from NYC to Helsinki, Finland! I will be there for eight days and I am very excited! Even though I am of Finnish ancestry, I know exactly nothing about Finland, so I am asking you, the experts, about what I should plan to see and do while I am there. Read the rest of this post... | Read the comments on this post... (Source: Living the Scientific Life (Scientist, Interrupted))</description>
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            <title>The EAHIL2008 Experience : it will last</title>
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            <description>The 11th Conference of the European Association of Health Information and Libraries was a big success. Over 450 people visited, the scientific programm was impressive. It was hard (almost impossible) to choose sessions that could be skipped, to explore the city and country more.

For me it was an extremely intense, unforgettable conference, perfectly organised by our Finnish colleagues. Their openness and involvement was tremendous.



Here are some links to get more info, if you can not wait for more posts. Because I will be writing a lot about the conference! Some really cool stuff has been shown and I want to share it.



To get a almost overall view, have a look at the EAHIL2008 Netvibes Universe: http://www.netvibes.com/EAHIL2008


The networking at EAHIL2008 was also massive this yea...</description>
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            <title>FDA Scraps Helsinki Rule On Human Subjects</title>
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            <description>Drugmakers will soon be able to use data from foreign clinical trials in new drug applications even if trials only compare new products to placebos instead of best available treatments. The change departs from the 1989 Declaration of Helsinki protecting human subjects in clinical research, the FDA&amp;#8217;s previous standard, according to Integrity in Science Watch.
The new rule&amp;#8217;s substitute standard says foreign trials should follow good clinical practices and include a review and approval by an independent ethics committee. A major difference between the Helsinki Declaration and GCP is the former&amp;#8217;s insistence on using existing treatments instead of placebos if they are available, ISW writes, adding that the Helsinki Declaration had the effect of extending existing treatments to...</description>
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            <title>More on Neurofeedback's Brain Training Value</title>
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            <description>(Note: neurofeedback is a form of biofeedback that measures brain waves and that, according to practitioners, provides good &amp;quot;brain training&amp;quot; for specific clinical conditions).
A few weeks ago Dr. David Rabiner wrote a great post on How Strong is the Research Support for Neurofeedback in Attention Deficits?, concluding that
- &amp;quot;It is for these reasons that neurofeedback is understandably regarded as an unproven treatment approach for ADHD at this time by many ADHD researchers.
- However, these studies do provide a solid basis for suggesting that if parents choose to pursue neurofeedback for their child, there is a reasonable chance that their child will benefit even though we can't be sure that it is the specific EEG training that is responsible for the benefits. Thus, althoug...</description>
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