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The Olson Cognitive Neuroscience Laboratory at Temple University is conducting a MRI research study on the neural mechanisms of the creative process. Our project, titled "Philadelphia's Got Talent," is a two-session study in which you will complete a series of creative tasks on video.

We are looking for young adults who:

• Are between 18 and 40 years old

• Are fluent in English

• Have no developmental or neurological conditions

• Completed K-12 schooling in the United States

• Are eligible to be scanned in an MRI scanner

Participation involves traveling to Temple University for two sessions, one week apart. Each session will last approximately 2 hours.

Compensation:

• $20/hour for out-of-scanner testing

• $50/hour for in-scanner testing

• $25 completion bonus for full compliance and participation in both sessions

• All compensation is provided as virtual Visa gift cards, which can be used for any online transaction.

* Pay is prorated to the nearest 15 minutes

We understand that parents have busy schedules. You are welcome to bring your child(ren) to your study session. We will be happy to supervise them and will have activities available to keep them engaged while you participate.

We are especially in need of male participants. If you have adult loved ones who are male and might be interested, we would be grateful if you shared this information with them.

If you or anyone you know would be interested in participating, please complete the brief pre-screener https://redcap.link/pgt_fmri and email us at olsonlab@temple.edu. Please use this email if you have any questions.

The Olson Cognitive Neuroscience Laboratory at Temple University is conducting a MRI research study on the neural mechanisms of the creative process. Our project, titled "Philadelphia's Got Talent," is a two-session study in which you will complete a series of creative tasks on video.

We are looking for young adults who:

• Are between 18 and 40 years old

• Are fluent in English

• Have no developmental or neurological conditions

• Completed K-12 schooling in the United States

• Are eligible to be scanned in an MRI scanner

Participation involves traveling to Temple University for two sessions, one week apart. Each session will last approximately 2 hours.

Compensation:

• $20/hour for out-of-scanner testing

• $50/hour for in-scanner testing

• $25 completion bonus for full compliance and participation in both sessions

• All compensation is provided as virtual Visa gift cards, which can be used for any online transaction.

* Pay is prorated to the nearest 15 minutes

We understand that parents have busy schedules. You are welcome to bring your child(ren) to your study session. We will be happy to supervise them and will have activities available to keep them engaged while you participate.

We are especially in need of male participants. If you have adult loved ones who are male and might be interested, we would be grateful if you shared this information with them.

If you or anyone you know would be interested in participating, please complete the brief pre-screener https://redcap.link/pgt_fmri and email us at olsonlab@temple.edu. Please use this email if you have any questions.

The Olson Cognitive Neuroscience Laboratory at Temple University is conducting a MRI research study on the neural mechanisms of the creative process. Our project, titled "Philadelphia's Got Talent," is a two-session study in which you will complete a series of creative tasks on video.

We are looking for young adults who:

• Are between 18 and 40 years old

• Are fluent in English

• Have no developmental or neurological conditions

• Completed K-12 schooling in the United States

• Are eligible to be scanned in an MRI scanner

Participation involves traveling to Temple University for two sessions, one week apart. Each session will last approximately 2 hours.

Compensation:

• $20/hour for out-of-scanner testing

• $50/hour for in-scanner testing

• $25 completion bonus for full compliance and participation in both sessions

• All compensation is provided as virtual Visa gift cards, which can be used for any online transaction.

o Pay is prorated to the nearest 15 minutes

We understand that parents have busy schedules. You are welcome to bring your child(ren) to your study session. We will be happy to supervise them and will have activities available to keep them engaged while you participate.

We are especially in need of male participants. If you have adult loved ones who are male and might be interested, we would be grateful if you shared this information with them.

If you or anyone you know would be interested in participating, please complete the brief pre-screener https://redcap.link/pgt_fmri and email us at olsonlab@temple.edu. Please use this email if you have any questions.

The Olson Cognitive Neuroscience Laboratory at Temple University is conducting a MRI research study on the neural mechanisms of the creative process. Our project, titled "Philadelphia's Got Talent," is a two-session study in which you will complete a series of creative tasks on video.

We are looking for young adults who:

• Are between 18 and 40 years old

• Are fluent in English

• Have no developmental or neurological conditions

• Completed K-12 schooling in the United States

• Are eligible to be scanned in an MRI scanner

Participation involves traveling to Temple University for two sessions, one week apart. Each session will last approximately 2 hours.

Compensation:

• $20/hour for out-of-scanner testing

• $50/hour for in-scanner testing

• $25 completion bonus for full compliance and participation in both sessions

• All compensation is provided as virtual Visa gift cards, which can be used for any online transaction.

o Pay is prorated to the nearest 15 minutes

We understand that parents have busy schedules. You are welcome to bring your child(ren) to your study session. We will be happy to supervise them and will have activities available to keep them engaged while you participate.

We are especially in need of male participants. If you have adult loved ones who are male and might be interested, we would be grateful if you shared this information with them.

If you or anyone you know would be interested in participating, please complete the brief pre-screener https://redcap.link/pgt_fmri and email us at olsonlab@temple.edu. Please use this email if you have any questions.

Transferring from LaGuardia to CCNY with an A.S. degree. I'm currently undeclared but planning to apply to the CS major in the Grove School.

I was part of CUNY ASAP at LaGuardia and just realized that ASAP/ACE at CCNY doesn't support CS majors. Does anyone know of any alternative tuition scholarship or support programs for CS students at CCNY? Or would it just make more sense to transfer to Queens College or Hunter instead, since ACE accepts CS majors there?

Transferring from LaGuardia to CCNY with an A.S. degree. I'm currently undeclared but planning to apply to the CS major in the Grove School.

I was part of CUNY ASAP at LaGuardia and just realized that ASAP/ACE at CCNY doesn't support CS majors. Does anyone know of any alternative tuition scholarship or support programs for CS students at CCNY? Or would it just make more sense to transfer to Queens College or Hunter instead, since ACE accepts CS majors there?

I have had perioral flare ups since I was 9 years old. I have not had flare ups as often post-accutane and in the past Erythromycin has worked for me.
I recently had a small flare up under my nose. Since I moved recently, I have a new dermatologist. I figured she would give me Erythromycin, since it has worked for me in the past but instead she prescribed an interesting combo I am unfamiliar with.

Oral Antibiotic for 1 week: Minocyclin 100 MG twice daily

Inside the nostril: Mupirocin 2%

Outside the nostril: Mix together Ivermectin Cream 1% and pimecrolimus 1 % on hand and apply to face.

I will come back in a week to update on results. I curious if anyone else has received this intricate combination. If so, what were your results?

I am not sure if I am completely making this up, but I have a vague memory of a creepy animatronic at the late SunVet mall. This animatronic was like a big talking tree surrounded by little talking animals. Does anyone else have a memory of this or, even better, a picture?