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Susannah York.

Tributes are being paid to Susannah York who has died age 72 from cancer. The actress enjoyed a glittering career which began in the 1960s and saw her star in film, theatre and television. She won a Bafta for her appearance in the 1969 film They Shoot Horses, Don't They? The role also saw her nominated for a best supporting actress Oscar. Her actor son, Orlando Wells, told the Daily Telegraph she was "an absolutely fantastic mother". He said: "She loved nothing more than cooking a good Sunday roast and sitting around a fire of a winter's evening. "In some sense, she was quite a home girl. "Both Sasha (Orlando's sister) and I feel incredibly lucky to have her as a mother."

Susannah Heschel on Theories of Racial AntisemitismThe New School - The New SchoolAntisemitism is a central problem in Western civilization. Its emergence in the late nineteenth century and horrific consequences in the Holocaust cast doubt on the very foundations of the modern Western world and values.Using Steven Beller's new book on anti-Semitism, we look at the main theoretical debates of the daunting and often ironic complexities of the subject.Was prejudice only part of a complicated historical context that enabled the discrimination, persecution, and extermination of Jews in the Holocaust?We examine developments since 1945: anti-Semitism's diminution in the Holocaust's aftermath, the emergence of new forms of anti-Semitism, and the question of whether "anti-Zionism" is the "new anti-Semitism" - The New School

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SUSANNAH AT HER BEST After watching this scorching vid she's more playful and cheekier than a sex kitten.

Susannah Fox from the Pew Internet and American Life Project discusses the latest research on e-patients, including now many people are engaging in social media for health. Fox also gives advice for how patients can avoid information overload when going online. Also, find out why she says “going mobile” is a game changer.

Are Health 2.0 tools and technologies making a difference for patients and if so, how? In this excerpt from "The Patient Is In" panel you'll hear from Susannah Fox of the Pew Internet and American Life Project. Susannah gives her meme for the Health 2.0 conference.

Susannah Fox who runs the Pew Healthcare Research Division, talks about "The Healthcare Internet User" at Health 2.0 in San Diego.

Susannah Charleson author "Scent of the Missing" joins me to talk about her book on search and rescue dogs. WSLR Radio. (www.dougmilesmedia.com).

Susannah Fox of Pew Internet & American Life Project talks with icyou about ePatients and gives her thoughts on the Health 2.0 conference.

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Trinny and Susannah: What they did next offers the chance to see the princesses of makeover in a way that you’ve never seen them before in all their 14 years together. This spoof documentary captures all that goes on behind-the-scenes including the hardwork, bust ups and bickering as we learn that their lives aren’t all glitz and glamour. Expect the full spectrum of emotions from joy to despair and back again – all in six minutes – as the girls show us what they did next. Watch the rest at http://www.ts-wtdn.com