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Terry McConnell Brady, a retired Henrico County math teacher, has been named the 2012 Henrico Christmas Mother.
A native of Abingdon, Va., where she grew up on a farm with three brothers, Brady resides in the Tuckahoe District and is a long-time member of Tuckahoe Presbyterian Church, where she serves as a Sunday school teacher and works in the outreach division. She also volunteers with Meals on Wheels and the American Cancer Society, and has been involved with the Henrico Christmas Mother program for three years.
Brady has been married to her husband, Patrick, for 48 years and they have three children and six grandchildren. She enjoys spending time with her family as well as reading and gardening.
The mission of the Henrico Christmas Mother is to provide new clothes, toys, books and food to qualifying families, the elderly, and adults with disabilities during the holiday season.
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The contest, in its eighth year, was for the first time open to students in grades 3-5 at Varina Elementary School. (It previously was open to Sandston Elementary School students.)
The meeting included the winners, parents of the winners, Varina Elementary principal Mark Tyler and several teachers who were in charge of the contest at the school. > Read more.
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For the fifth consecutive year, St. Christopher's and Benedictine will play a varsity baseball game at Glen Allen's RF&P Park as part of a fundraising effort for the River City Buddy Ball program.
The game will take place Saturday, April 12, at 7 p.m., and the teams hope to raise $3,000 through donations, raffles and other efforts. Admission to the game is free, but fans who attend are asked to donate funds for the Glen Allen Youth Athletic Association's Buddy Ball program, which enables disabled children and teens to play baseball. > Read more.
Highland Springs field to be dedicated in honor of longtime coach Spears
The Henrico Division of Recreation and Parks will dedicate the Highland Springs Little League Majors Field in memory and honor of Rev. Robert "Bob" L. Spears, Jr., on April 12 with a ceremony at the field at 8 a.m.
Spears served the league as a coach and volunteer for 30 years and was praised as a pioneer for equality. His "Finish strong" motto embodied ethical perseverance on the field and in life. > Read more.
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As far as anyone knows, sleeping might be off the table. And that makes it very hard to accuse the Muppets of sleepwalking through their latest feature, Muppets Most Wanted – even if that's exactly what's going on.
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Senate Bill 391 would allow individuals who were convicted of certain misdemeanors of the second and third degrees to apply to have the record expunged if they keep a clean record for seven years and 10 years, respectively. "Society isn't helped by being stubbornly strict with lawbreakers who have paid their debt," Solobay said. "If we want them to become productive members of society, we have to remove the stigma by clearing the record when appropriate. This will keep them out of prison, and everybody wins."
Pennsylvania's prison population has jumped from just over 8,000 to more than 51,000 in the past 20 years, and costs have risen 37 percent in the past 10 years. Experts have testified before Senate committees that part of the problem is recidivism, exacerbated by a convict's difficulty finding a job. Last year's sentencing reforms have allowed prison officials to begin to plan for lower populations, but more can be done, Solobay said.
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Sadly, because we live in a fallen world, children suffer from hunger and malnutrition in many places around the world. Their stomachs are empty, and they don't have access to food to fill it. And even worse, they don't know the one true God and the one true way of salvation through His one true Son, Jesus Christ. Together, we must deliver hope!
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Length: Mid-Length; 4 1/2" front; 3 1/2"-5 1/4" top; 5 1/4" crown and nape; 4 3/4" upper back; 3 1/2" sides.
Weight: 2.5 oz.
Features: Lace Front, No Extended neck.
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I've bought 3 of these since last September. I like the style, love the color Strawberry Fields, and find it very comfortable. I wear a wig everyday, all day. The length causes ...Read complete review
I've bought 3 of these since last September. I like the style, love the color Strawberry Fields, and find it very comfortable. I wear a wig everyday, all day. The length causes the back to get tangled when I have to bundle up in the winter cold. This tangling has caused the back to frizz more quickly than I would have liked.
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Put it right back in the box, but I like the way the lace front looks.Can't wear it until it gets a hair cut.Does not look like the wig on the model because of so much more hair.
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I do buy this product again and again.
By rmplant
from Oakland,Oregon
About Me Beauty Conscious
Comments about Aimee Lace Front Wig by Paula Young:
easy care. I wear daily I own several so I can switch around.
Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
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Love, love, love the Aimee!
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The Aimee is one of my favorites and always a "go to" when in a hurry. I know it will look great and I won't have to spend much time! I've ordered a second one as the first one began to show wear and some of the curls began to droop. I was afraid I wouldn't be able to get one. Keep this one Paula!!
I love this wig and would purchase again
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Love the wig.
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Aimee Lace Front Wig-Looks very Natural
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I'm an original Strawberry Blonde, my hair has been thinning. I Love to wear wigs for different looks, and conveinence. This particular wig (Aimee) is so natural looking, someone actually thought it was my own. My boyfriend just loves the way it looks and the color (Shell) looks so much like my own. I feel like a "Millon Bucks" when I wear it, and everyone comments on it, and they really think it's mine.
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Love the style & natural look with the lace front. Wish it came in a few more color choices.
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I use this for everyday. Love the lace front! It blends in with my skin perfectly. Looks like the hair is really growing out of my own scalp. People believe it's all my own.
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I normally wear a shorter style. I ordered this wig for the color Strawberry Fields 25/27. I took a couple barretts and clipped up the back and got a beautiful, elegant, upsweep! Will wear it like that for Christmas and New Year's Eve. I did have my hairdresser cut the bangs. BTW she thought it was a beautiful wig and agreed on how soft and silky it felt.
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I was looking for a light weight wig to wear to the gym. This fits the bill and looks good. The style is a bit dated, a style I wore years ago, but I like how I look in it. I was particularly pleased to be able to get it in Strawberry Fields, a color that is not available for most of your wigs. So I am a happy camper, happy gym goer. The style it arrives in does not resemble either the website or catalog style, so that is a bit concerning when trying to make a decision.


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Classics Read-Alongs introduce struggling readers to literary classics and improve reading comprehension. These 34 novels are offered in a variety of formats: books, companion read-along CDs, and...
Classics Read-Alongs introduce struggling readers to literary classics and improve reading comprehension. These 34 novels are offered in a variety of formats: books, companion read-along CDs, and interactive whiteboard lessons. Students will enjoy the characters and the themes.
Each 80-page book features simple text that has been carefully adapted to lower the reading level while retaining the integrity of the original work.
Book & CD Set
The 90-minute CDs are paced so that students can easily read along word for word. Includes one copy of a single title and a corresponding CD.
Study Guides
A 48-page study guide that is correlated to the book is sold separately for each novel. The easy-to-use format allows teachers to evaluate comprehension and teach higher-order thinking skills as well as literary appreciation. Each guide offers teaching suggestions, chapter summaries, 35 reproducible activities, information about the author, a glossary of literary terms, and an answer key.
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The easy-to-use IWB lessons are powered by SMART Notebook collaborative learning software. Each title offers activities for the interactive whiteboard taken directly from the corresponding study guide. Activities reinforce lessons presented in the study guide and give a preview of the full-length lessons available in the guide. IWB activities feature 19 to 24 lessons in 168 screens (per title average), and include an introductory audio clip from the novel; words and meanings puzzle; words and meanings antonym pairs; word search; figurative language; cause and effect; comprehension check; and more. Includes one copy of a single title.
• 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea
• A Christmas Carol
• Adventures of Huckleberry Finn
• Adventures of Tom Sawyer
• Around the World in 80 Days
• Call of the Wild
• Captains Courageous
• Count of Monte Cristo
• Dr Jekyll & Mr Hyde
• Dracula
• Frankenstein
• Great Expectations
• Gullivers Travels
• Hunchback of Notre Dame
• Jane Eyre
• Jungle Book
• Kidnapped
• Last of the Mohicans
• Moby Dick
• Oliver Twist
• Pride & Prejudice
• Red Badge of Courage
• Robinson Crusoe
• Swiss Family Robinson
• Tale of Two Cities
• The Hound of the Baskervilles
• The Man in the Iron Mask
• The Prince & The Pauper
• The Scarlett Letter
• The Three Musketeers
• The Time Machine
• Treasure Island
• War of the Worlds
• White Fang
Classic Read-Alongs Book Set - includes 1 copy of each title (34 books).
Classic Read-Alongs Book & CD Set by Title - includes 1 copy of a single title and a corresponding read-along CD.
Classic Read-Alongs Study Guide Set - includes 1 copy of each study guide (34 study guides).
Classic Read-Alongs 10-Book Set & 1 Study Guide - includes 10 copies of a single book title and 1 corresponding study guide.
Classic Read-Alongs Book & Audio CD Set - includes all 34 books and all 34 read-along CDs.
Classic Read-Alongs Interactive Whiteboard Lessons Set - includes 1 CD each of 34 titles.
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Anita Silvey always has great recommendations and reminders about children's books. She has spent her professional life reading books, writing about books, reviewing books, and promoting books. Now she has a great website: the "Book-a-Day Almanac."
Here's the website: http://childrensbookalmanac.com.
The Kalamazoo Public Schools 2013 Summer Reading lists are a great place to get reading suggestions to read twenty minutes or more per day. The lists are arranged by the grade students to which students are "rising" when school starts in the fall. These titles are great choices for Summer Reading or any time of year, but they are just the tip of the iceberg. Looking for more great summer reading ideas? Come visit! We'll be glad to see you! Don't forget to check in for Summer Reading Games with your gameboard or get signed up if you haven't already!
The National Association for the Education of Young Children has some fine online materials about playing with music at home with children. Kids love music and you will love the ideas for incorporating music into your play with children. I appreciate the great music for children that's on the NAEYC site, as well.
We know that playing with music can be a powerful and enjoyable tool to learn about the world and to develop reading readiness skills. All children's programs at KPL incorporate music in accessible ways. Musical Storytime at KPL features a special musical guest every month. Kalamazoo Public Library has lots of recorded music for children available to borrow as well and additional resources if you would like more ideas about playing with music with your children.
One of the great rewards of parenting is remembering how to play make-believe. A perennial favorite is ghost hunt. The kids want to play a game of looking for ghosts around the house. A child proclaims that a small flashlight is actually an instrument to reveal where the ghosts have been. Ectoplasm? It's suddenly everywhere we look! Kids aren't seeking to be too scared when they engage in imaginative play about scary subjects. They know how to stay in control of their own make-believe. Children's fears and interests might inform their play as they learn how to regulate scary feelings. I'm pretty sure my job as a parent is to play along. As demonstrated by the dad in the family favorite My Neighbor Totoro, laughter is the ever available antidote to childhood fears. It also can be helpful to mix up a big batch of monster repellent in order to ward off bedtime fears.What are some of your favorite ways to make-believe with the kids?
It was a Musical Storytime to remember when special guest Jay Gavan brought in his sitar, one of the best known instruments from the classical Indian musical tradition. Jay told us all about the sitar and accompanied us on sing-along versions of "I've Been Workin' on the Railroad", "Twinkle Twinkle Little Star" (Octy's Favorite), "On Top of Spaghetti", "Buffalo Gals Won't You Come Out Tonight", and, to celebrate the start of baseball season, "Take Me Out to the Ball Game".
Join us for the next Musical Storytime on Monday, April 8, at 6:30 pm.
What fun we had at Wednesday's Family Literacy Night program for kids and parents from El Sol Elementary. We had stations set up all through Central Library, staffed by El Sol teachers, with activities for the kids. There was library card signup going on, kids were making Reading Buddy puppets, doing Mad Libs, learning about accessing info on the KPL website, seeing the Local History room in action, and even having a back-room tour!
Staff from many departments helped out: Spanish-language help from several library staff members, a great visual display of photos created by Local History staff, Facilities Management crews who set up, tore down, and cleaned up everything at the end of the night. Staff at the public desks did a great job giving directional assistance and helping families feel welcome here.
I know that an event like this can seem disruptive in a library, but it really does help us introduce new families to KPL so that they see the library as a place that has some relevance for them. It's also an opportunity for us to strengthen our connections to the principal and teachers at a school. We had a great time last night and are already making plans for next year's event.
photos: Bill Caskey
Kindergarten orientation is March 20th at all Kalamazoo Public Schools elementary schools. Recent legislation in the State of Michigan has changed the entry age for kindergarten. Over the next two years, the entry age will gradually be changed to require children to be 5 years old by September 1st rather than the current cutoff date of December 1st.
Here's how the entry ages will gradually change over the next few years: • 2013-2014 School Year – at least 5 years of age on November 1, 2013. • 2014-2015 School Year - at least 5 years of age on October 1, 2013.• 2015-2016 School Year - at least 5 years of age on September 1, 2013.
Inspired by Sarah Weeks's book Pie, these young cooks are building a lattice crust with some help from their mom. Kids love to eat. And kids want to help create the food they eat. Plenty of practical kitchen skills can be learned and practiced when you share kitchen duties with the kids. Have a satisfying time in the kitchen by meeting children's interests where they already have skills and then extending just a little bit. A three year old is often content to dump some dry ingredients into a mixing bowl whereas a seven year old is likely able to interpret meaning from a recipe, measure ingredients with scoops and scale, prepare a salad, and prepare many elements of a meal to be proud of. Of course, it's best to hold onto potentially hazardous kitchen tasks involving high heat and knife skills until children are ready.
Your library has lots of cookbooks for children and their adults to use together. Some popular favorites include the Green Eggs and Ham Cookbook, the Little House Cookbook, the Around the World Cookbook, and Vegan Lunch Box among many others. Chop Chop is an excellent magazine about cooking for kids and families. Share kitchen tasks with the kids for memorable times in the kitchen and an even more delicious dinner.
As for many families, our family computer has become a center for listening to music. It can be difficult not to be distracted by the screen when it's time for an impromptu dance party. I like to turn the screen off or, for a more festive effect, drape a tapestry over the screen. Dance parties with kids work better when the music is heard, not seen. It's always a good time for a dance party! Moving with music as a family is a stress buster and a brain boost at the same time. While I don't actually know that dancing with your kids in the living room boosts brain power, I do know that you can connect your child to music that's important to you - like your favorite dad rock on Freegal - and beat the winter blahs. When you and your kids are dancing to music together, you're enjoying music, movement, and each other's company.
"You're Never Too Old, Too Wacky, Too Wild, to pick up a book and read to a child." ~ Dr. Seuss
Reading with our children is something we know that we should do to help them become great readers. But it's not always evident how best to go about it. As parents we often hear the message to read to our babies but if we are new to parenting, we might wonder what reading to a baby should look like and what benefit it is to the child or the parent. Over the next few weeks, I want to give a few tips for reading to young children, especially the things that helped me as a new parent. This will be a series of posts on six pre-reading skills children need to develop with some tips on how to practice each skill at home with babies, toddlers, and preschoolers.
Our strategic priority is "Creating Young Readers" at KPL and we want parents and caregivers to have the tools they need to be their child's first and best teacher! Stay tuned for more early literacy resources from our library staff!
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Event: Exhibition (temporary) County: Greater Manchester A Highland Romance: Victorian Views of ScottishnessDesolate snowscapes. Dramatic stag hunts. Castle ruins. Tartan cloth. Highland cattle. Are these Victorian stereotypes of Scotland enduring and were they ever a fair representation of the nation? To coincide with the...Manchester Art Gallery | 20 September 2013 — 1 September 2014
Event: Exhibition (permanent) County: Greater Manchester Action Stations: The Interactive TimelineVisit the interactive family Action Stations around the gallery with activities such as exploring the smells and creatures of the First World War trench or revealing the power of the poster during wartimeIWM North | Manchester | 5 March 2013 — 5 March 2015
Event: Exhibition (temporary) County: North Yorkshire After the IceUntil May 2014 we celebrate Yorkshire's beginnings with a special exhibition at the Yorkshire Museum. An exciting display incorporating sound, film and cutting edge technology with a wide range of fantastic...Yorkshire Museum and Gardens | 1 July 2013 — 30 April 2014
Event: Exhibition (permanent) County: West Yorkshire All About MeAll About Me has harnessed the very latest knowledge and techniques in playful learning to captivate, stimulate and challenge children in science, health and well-being. The gallery celebrates them as confident...Eureka! The National Children's Museum | Halifax | 29 March 2013 — 29 March 2023
Exhibition (temporary) County: Merseyside April Ashley: Portrait of a ladyBorn George Jamieson in Liverpool in 1935, George grew up praying that each morning he would wake up a girl. He joined the Merchant Navy aged 14 to escape his unhappy home life and the confusion around his gender. He...Museum of Liverpool | 27 September 2013 — 21 September 2014
Event: Exhibition (temporary) County: Greater London Are You Sitting Comfortably?An exploration of design at the chalkface. This exhibition looks at some of the effects of environment and design on teaching and learning from the formality of the Victorian classroom to the outdoors self–directed...V&A Museum of Childhood | Bethnal Green | 12 October 2013 — 1 June 2014
Event: Exhibition (temporary) County: Greater Manchester Art for All: Thomas Horsfall's Gift to ManchesterThis display explores a selection of nature-themed artworks and objects from the city's little-known Thomas Horsfall collection. It is co-curated by local school children from St Augustine's CE Primary School in...Manchester Art Gallery | 7 June 2013 — 8 June 2014
Event: Workshop, club or activity County: Tyne and Wear ARTventure BackpacksBorrow a backpack and embark on an ARTventure in the gallery. Our backpacks are full of exciting hands-on activities, to help you explore the galleries. Backpacks are free to borrow and do not need to be booked. They...Laing Art Gallery - Tyne & Wear Archives & Museums | Newcastle | 16 May 2013 — 5 April 2016
Event: Exhibition (temporary) County: West Yorkshire Barbara Hepworth: Graphic Works and SculptureHepworth's colourful and vibrant abstract images will be displayed with some of her sculptures that have not previously been exhibited at The Hepworth Wakefield and provide further insight into her two-dimensional workThe Hepworth Wakefield | 29 April 2013 — 26 April 2014
Exhibition (permanent) County: Dorset BattleGroup Afghanistan - The Armoured Soldiers StoryVisitors have the chance to meet serving-soldiers and find out more about life and work in the hostile climate of Afghanistan, try on the soldiers' desert kit, try soliders rations, learn how to make dirty water...The Tank Museum | Bovington | 9 April 2011 — 9 April 2015
Event: Exhibition (temporary) County: Oxfordshire Blaze of GloryHave you ever wondered where the name blazer comes from? This exhibition in the Rowing Gallery reveals the history and traditions behind the iconic piece of rowing clothingRiver & Rowing Museum | Henley-on-Thames | 7 August 2013 — 1 May 2014
Exhibition (temporary) County: Greater London BP Spotlight: Keith ArnattKeith Arnatt was a British conceptual artist who used photography as a way of documenting perfromative acts that question the status of art and the role of the artist. Using recent acquisitions, this display will show...Tate Britain | London | 11 March 2013 — 11 August 2016
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Event: Guided tour County: Greater London Bridge Commission WalkTwelve writers have been invited to take part in the Serpentine Galleries' new Bridge Commission, including the award-winning novelist Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie, author of Half a Yellow Sun. A literary journey into the...Serpentine Gallery | London | 28 September 2013 — 28 September 2014
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WHO: Daisies and Brownies
WHEN: Saturday, November 23, 2013, 10am - 3pm
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Daisies and Brownies will learn from Seniors and Ambassadors how to succeed in their cookie sales. Girls will develop and build their knowledge and skill sets in the areas of Goal-Setting, Decision Making, Money Management, People Skills, and Business Ethics. Along the way, Daisies will earn the "Count it Up" and "Talk it Up" leaves, and Brownies will earn the "Meet My Customers" badge, and work towards the "Give Back" badge.
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Staten Island Girl Scouts celebrate Earth Day at Blue Heron Park, 1 day ago
Our Staten Island Girl Scouts have made it into the Staten Island Advance with their Earth Day celebration at Blue Heron Park: http://www.silive.com/southshore/index.ssf/2014/04/staten_island_girl_scouts_cele.html Staten Island Girl Scouts mark Earth Day with activities in Blue Heron Park in the Annadale section of Staten Island. www.silive.com
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Maspeth Girl Scout Shayla from troop 4732 came in number 4 on our list of "Top 15 Cookie Seller in New York City" (we skipped her by mistake) by selling 1,259 boxes, 259 of which were donated to the troops. Her most important sales tip? "Once you set a goal, never give up, never quit!" Her role model is her father who guided and encouraged her throughout the entire cookie sale process. Shayla had two goals: to help her troop raise more money than last year, and to increase the number of cookies donated to the troops. Shayla has many people in her life (including her father) who served or are still serving in the military. She is proud of their dedication and service to this country and wanted to give something back to them. Shayla's all-time favorite way to eat Girl Scout cookies is to freeze Thin Mints and then eat them with milk. However, this year her father made Thin Mint milkshakes with the cookies and ice cream – now she can't decide which one wins!
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Girl Scouts from troops 3365, 3402, 3064, 3322, and 3323 had a fantastic time planting pansies in Madison Square Park for Earth Day. What a great idea for an Earth Day activity!
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Last chance to swing by 1 Bryant Park to get your GS cookies at this location - sale sponsored by Bank of America ends at 2PM! Thanks to our friends at BofA for providing space, support, and matching sales up to $5,000!
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Don't forget to visit our troops selling Girl Scout cookies from 10AM-2PM at 1 Bryant Park - thank you Bank of America for providing space, support, and matching sales up to $5,000! While you are there, donate a box (or two) to a good cause at God's Love We Deliver
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Girl Scouts Marieteresa, Maya, Sara, Gabriella, and Abigail get a visit from Jeff Barker, NY Market President at Bank of America, at Corporate Cookie Connection on 42nd & 6th. We wonder what his favorite Girl Scout Council of Greater New York cookie is?
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If you are in midtown today, please come by the Bank of America Tower at 1 Bryant Park and visit our troops selling Girl Scout cookies from 10AM-2PM. Thank you Bank of America for providing space, support, and matching sales up to $5,000!
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There's only a few more days to register for the New York Hall of Science trip, and spots are filling up fast! Daisies through Cadettes are welcome to register: http://tinyurl.com/NYSCIGSNYC
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Don't miss: Corporate Cookie Connection tomorrow. Tell all your friends. Operation cookie supports God's Love We Deliver Locations: http://www.girlscoutsnyc.org/cookies/corporate-cookie-connection Corporate Cookie Connection is a one-day event, held in the fall and again in the spring, during which corporations and businesses welcome our New York City Girl Scouts into their buildings to sell Girl Scout Cookies in their lobbies and cafeterias. As always, all of the proceeds will remain in New… www.girlscoutsnyc.org
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Tomorrow is our Spring Corporate Cookie Connection event. NYC Girl Scout troops will be posted at 44 locations throughout the city. Need cookies? Pick them up at any of the locations listed on this page. Corporate Cookie Connection is a one-day event, held in the fall and again in the spring, during which corporations and businesses welcome our New York City Girl Scouts into their buildings to sell Girl Scout Cookies in their lobbies and cafeterias. As always, all of the proceeds will remain in New… www.girlscoutsnyc.org
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Girl Scouts of Greater New York CEO Barbara Murphy-Warrington discusses GSLI (The Girl Scouts Leadership Institute, which is offered in partnership with Barnard College's Athena center for Leadership Studies) on "The Joan Hamburg Show" on WOR Radio 710 on July 9, 2013.
This film featuring the honorees of our 100th Anniversary Gala, Renee Haugerud, Michelle Lee, Sandra Lee and Trish McEvoy and our New York City Girl Scouts includes five chapters: "100 Year Commitment," "Global Citizens," "The Sky is the Limit," "Making a Difference" and "Today's Girls, Tomorrow's Leaders."
To celebrate the 100th Anniversary of Girl Scouting in New York City, this film featuring Girl Scout Board President Rose Littlejohn, CEO Barbara Murphy-Warrington and our New York City Girl Scouts, includes highlights from our first 100 years and then focuses on the importance of "making the history of tomorrow" today.
Trish McEvoy, Founder and CEO, Trish McEvoy Beauty hosted Girl Scouts and Volunteers in her New York City Studio in April 2013.
Girl Scouts of Greater New York thanks our volunteers.
Thank you for being a friend to New York City's 26, 658 Girl Scouts.
Michelle Y. Lee, Northeast Regional President, Wells Fargo Bank, hosts a group of Girl Scouts at the Wells Fargo Learning and Development Center for a "Hands-on-Banking" Financial Literacy Lesson and an inspirational Career Presentation.
Renee Haugerud, Founder and Chief Investment Officer, Galtere, hosts a troop of Brownie Girl Scouts in her offices and teaches them about global currency and the importance of being global citizens.
Sandra Lee, Childhood Hunger Advocate and Emmy and Gracie Award Winning TV Host with 300 Girl Scouts doing a park-clean up in Prospect Park, Brooklyn on April 6, 2013. Girl Scouts have made a 100 Year Commitment to keep this area of the park clean.
Leading Girls to Go For the Silver and Gold Award Webinar
This webinar is designed for Alumnae, Parents, & Volunteers to get all of the info you need to lead girls in earning Girl Scouting's highest awards. Learn the requirements along with some interactive project planning activities to bring back to your girls.
Cookie University Mentor Training Webinar
As you may know, the Girl Scout Cookie Sale is the largest girl-led Business & Entrepreneurship program in the world. Through their cookie sales, Girl Scouts learn five essential skills that equip them to succeed in school, work and beyond: •Money Management •Decision Making •Goal Setting •People Skills •Business Ethics We have developed the Cookie University program as a way for girls to develop and build on these skills through engaging in fun, hands-on interactive activities centered around the Cookie Sale and learning from older girls, who have Cookie Sale experience, when possible. In Fall 2012, we launched our first-ever Cookie University and Cookie University Mentor Training. At Cookie University Mentor Training at ING Direct Café, Cadettes, Seniors and Ambassadors had the unique opportunity to learn from and engage with professionals from a range of fields such as Business, Finance, Marketing, Customer Service and Sales. They learned about these fields and what it takes to work in them successfully. They also gained invaluable firsthand knowledge and skills that they can apply to selling cookies and planning for their future careers. Girls also worked together to design a plan for sharing their newfound knowledge and skills with Brownies at our Cookie University. At Cookie University at The Cooper Union, Brownies learned from Cadettes, Seniors and Ambassadors about how to succeed in their cookie sales. The older girls taught and mentored the Brownies and shared the invaluable knowledge and skills they gained at their workshop and their own cookie sales experiences. Brownies developed and built on their knowledge and skill sets in the areas of Goal-Setting, Decision Making, Money Management, People Skills and Business Ethics. They "graduated" from Cookie University ready to tackle and excel in their entrepreneurial endeavors! In addition to offering these special initiatives, we have developed a Cookie University Mentor Training curriculum for Cadettes, Seniors and Ambassadors (go to www.girlscoutsnyc.org to download curricula) and this webinar to help teach you to use the curriculum. Webinars and curriculum are also available for Daisies and Brownies, to be used in conjunction with this training on www.girlscoutsnyc.org and our YouTube channel. These curricula are meant to serve as guides for Troop Leaders and Parents to offer the Cookie University program either to their troops at their troop meetings or for them, their Borough Program Committee and/or Service Unit to organize their own Multi-Troop, Borough-Wide or Service Unit events.
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The unit will challenge students to rehearse and then apply this understanding to specific urban conditions and sites. The unit will act as a broad critical analysis of the contemporary social, economic and environmental challenges that shape Australia's built environment and to consider various strategies for forming new or regenerating existing urban territories. This unit will immerse students in analysis of a complex urban project addressing the multiple scales, ecologies, infrastructure conditions, building types and material expressions.
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This unit provides research training through the identification, review and critique of a particular aspect of the built environment and the development of research. Activities include development of a clear and achievable research aim, enunciation of the rationale for the research and writing a critical thesis. This will be documented in a 10000 word paper, with associated image, digital and supporting appendices as necessary, of publishable quality. Students will work with an academic supervisor to assist them in their research and to provide direction.
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DescriptionWhat separates a Bicycle Ventures internship from any other internship in the world?
Picture a ladder, other companies put you at the bottom and force you to painstakingly climb. At Mutual Catalysis you are placed at the top of the ladder and given the chance to succeed or plummet.
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Students/graduates with strong business sense combined with professional training in another field (i.e. engineering or hospitality management) are preferred; however we encourage anyone to apply. We try to accommodate as many in-person interviews as possible.
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