Business & Professional

MEMOS

McLogan
and Ran

THIS WEEKEND
ATTHE NEW DIA.

Friday Night Live!: Clarinet ensembles—Mama's Licking Stick and

Quartet Issy—play at Friday Night Live!

Saturday: Watch artist Scott Hocking at work and make a masterpiece

at the drop-in workshop.

Target Family Sundays: Latika Mangrulkar tells stories of Birbal, the witty courtier

in the Mughal Emperor Akbar's court.

Now on View: Kenro izu: Sacred Places

The Private World of India's Mughal Emperors: Albums of
Painting and Calligraphy from the Chester Beatty Library

Programs are made possible with support from the Michigan Council for Arts
and Cultural Affairs and the City of Detroit.

Yoga Therapy of Michigan will open
a new facility at 7511 Autumn Hill
Drive in West Bloomfield Saturday,
Sept. 20, from 1-4 p.m. Leading a
discussion will be Dr. Beena Vesikar,
ayurvedic physician, and yoga thera-
pists Colette R. McLogan of Ann Arbor
and Suzanna Ran of West Bloomfield.
A question and answer period as well
as an opportunity to register for a
consultation will be available after the
discussion. Visit the Web site at
www.yogatherapy-om.com or call
(248) 507-4008.

Dr. Yale Cohen,
son of Rena and
Jerry Cohen of West
Bloomfield, has
accepted a position
as tenured associ-
ate professor in
otorhinolaryngology
Cohen
at the University
of Pennsylvania. He will head the
Auditory Research Laboratory and
have secondary appointments in
neuroscience, psychology and bioen-
gineering.

Alan Nathan of Bloomfield Hills
is now associated with Michigan
Financial Companies in Southfield.
He works with products and services
in retirement funding, state conserva-
tion, wealth accumulation, business
succession planning and executive
benefits for publicly and privately held
companies.

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YouPet.com is an online social net-
working site devoted to pets and their
owners. This safe site provides pet
owners with a place to meet other pet
lovers. It provides a place to exchange
photos, videos and blogs as well as
participate in forums or live chats.
Aaron Weitzman of West Bloomfield
and David Weinberg of Birmingham
launched the site in early 2008.

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Several doctors of
Royal Oak-based
Beaumont Hospital
recently received
Outstanding
Doctors awards.
Among them are
Dr. David H. Forst
of Birmingham,
vice-chief of the

Cardiovascular
Disease division for
Beaumont Hospitals,
accepted the
Outstanding Medical
Staff Leadership
Award. He has been
serving the medical
Franklin
staff since 1982.
Dr. Barry A. Franklin of
Bloomfield Hills, director of
Cardiac Rehabilitation and Exercise
Laboratories, received the Outstanding
Medical Research Award. He has been
on the Beaumont staff since 1985.

The Center for Leadership
Initiatives (CLI) and the Charles
and Lynn Schusterman Family
Foundation have awarded 10 Insight
Fellowships, a two-year program to
train in Jewish communal service.
Two participants have local roots:
Amy Rothberger
grew up in
Farmington Hills
and attended
George Washington
University in
Washington, D.C.
She graduated with
Rothberger
a specialized degree
in contemporary
Semitic languages and cultures. Amy
studied Hebrew, Arabic, and interdis-
ciplinary Middle Eastern studies both
at GW and at the University of Haifa,
where she worked at a shelter for bat-
tered women and children.
Adam Soclof
was raised in
Ann Arbor
and graduated
the University
of Michigan
with a B.A. in
Judaic studies.
As a found-
ing fellow of the PresenTense
Institute in Jerusalem, Adam created
HyperSemitic, a Jewish edu-tainment
company that uses music, film and
new media to teach about ritual and
holidays. He produced Haman Song, a
video for Purim starring Bible rapper
Matt Bar.

Robin Sherr Davids, a former West
Bloomfield resident of Los Angeles,
Calif., was recently made vice presi-
dent of national publicity for 20th
Century Fox. She is the daughter
of Ron and Linda Sherr of West
Bloomfield.