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And the ones asking us to mail them a brochure, but they don't include their address.
Then there are the phone calls asking, "Are you on the same time with me?"
Hey — we've all been there. Rest assured, we're laughing with you.
We also receive feedback, comments, suggestions, questions, and an occasional bit of intriguing trivia.
Benny gave me permission to post this tidbit of intercontinental info:
I am currently working in Manila, Philippines. Checked out the site as I am planning on being there when I get back home sometimes early June. One of my students saw the site and the page about the new wave pool … and told me that in Filippino, Bahari means "King of Flood." It is actually made up of 2 words Baha meaning flood and Hari which means King which translates into King of Flood. I like that one better than the Swahili translation and thought I'd share it with you and maybe you would be so impressed you send me some free tickets!
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So this year's X Factor saw James Arthur take the crown as 2012's winner.
Now whilst millions of people across the UK are rejoicing at Arthur being crowned the winner due to his 'real talent', and are 'laughing in Simon Cowell's face', I wonder how many people remember 2010's 'real talent' winner, Matt Cardle and what he's doing now.
Like Arthur, Cardle was tipped as the viewer's favourite back in 2010 for his authentic style and originality, and was destined for big things.
But here we are in 2012, and we haven't heard a peep out of old Cardle, let alone any repeats on the airwaves of his cover of Biffy Clyro's 'Many of Horror', retitled 'When We Collide' after the lyrics in the chorus, to make it more memorable for mother's and grans wanting to buy his single.
On the surface, it would appear that if you're aiming for a bubblegum pop career, such as Little Mix or Olly Murs, X Factor really is the place for you.
If, however, like James Arthur, you have any ounce of real song writing talent or musical skill, whilst X Factor could help you in terms of exposure, musically it's all downhill from the moment you're announced as the winner.
Really, had Jahmene been announced as the winner, and James Arthur in second place, this would have put Arthur in a much better place to launch his career. Jahmene could have gone on to record and release an album of songs that your aunt would probably listen to whilst washing up, whilst Arthur would have had the creative reign to take his music in the direction he wanted to go, as he wouldn't have been bundled into the X Factor winner's manufacturing machine.
We have already had a glimpse into how his first few singles are looking to sound just by listening to his winner's single Impossible which is a cover of the original by Shontelle. It is an upbeat, catchy song that has been mixed and engineered to within an inch of its life.
As well as following a pre-programmed framework for his music, I'm sure we will see the endearing qualities of Arthur's appearance stripped away to fit the popular music artist model. Only today an article was released in which Arthur was 'quoted' as saying "I'm going to get my teeth sorted out. I've always thought I'm pretty ugly" – I'm seriously wondering whether this has come from the mouth of the puppeteer whose arm I'm sure is already firmly up his back.
First it'll be the teeth straightening, and whitening to a Simon Cowell level. Next will come the Topman/Grunge styling that isn't really grunge at all, and will be followed by fixing whatever else is deemed 'unacceptable' for a celeb-figure to be seen with.
How long will it be before James Arthur blends into the void of other forgotten X Factor contestants?
It really is such a shame that in order to be successful, you now have to fit a mould that is seen as acceptable in the general public's eyes. Judging by the reception Arthur was receiving on the X Factor, I'm pretty sure the screaming young girl's like him just the way he is, and this mythical mould that Syco and other labels work to, seems to be completely irrelevant.
So what does the future hold for this year's young winner, James Arthur?
He can be sure of 6 long months of manufactured songs pre-written by someone else under the watchful Syco eye and a UK tour consisting of multiple backing dancers and James Arthur miming his little heart out.
All I can say is good luck to the guy, and I hope in 6 months' time he has the opportunity to finally release something that he can call his own, and something that he is proud of.
Let's see which poor sucker gets spat out of the X Factor-Syco factory line next year.
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HOUSTON—For most people, the holiday season kicks off next week as families gather for Thanksgiving.
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Copyright, 1922, by The College New* Volume IX. ^No. 2*.. BRYN MAWR/PA., WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER u, 1922 Price 10 Cents NINETY-EIGHT STUDENTS ATTEND SUMMER SCHOOL Economics, English, Hygiene Required Literature, Music, Science Among Elective: Summer series of ring the former ctor of CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION BOARD DISCUSSES YEARS' PROGRAM The following article on School of 1922 is the first o article! the News will run � winter, by .Miss Hilda W. Smi Dean of the College, and now the Bryn Mawr Summer School for Women Workers in Industry. The articles will deal with "Educative* Problems, Labor Questions, Courses, Special Features, and School Organization.'' The Students and their Adjustment ;o '.he School � By H. W. Smith For the first time this autumn there is on the campus a group of undergraduates who are able to give at first hand some- thing of the^tory of the Summer School df 1922. �Even though some of them are more familiar with the experiences of the first month, and others with the last part of the summer, each one was a member of the School community long enough to come - to know the students, get some idea of the educational problems which faculty and - students had to face, and to catch the spirit of the group as a whole. That the experiment of including a small number of undergraduates on the staff - of the School is a success no one can doubt who watched them from day to day, -going to classes with the workers, attending faculty meetings, supervising swimming and ath- letics, coaching dramatics, leading singing, : and in ways too numerous to mention fill- ing many gaps in the dajly life of the School. It was (luc to the committee of j undergraduates organized last year that the rooms in Denbigh and Merion were left in such good order for the summer students, ' � and in many cases, so attractively fur- nished. The knowledge that this year the "Winter Students" had not only loaned their curtains, cushions sfnd pictures, but had also raised four scholarships for the School* made the Summer School students realize in a new way that they were a part .of Bryn Mawr and that there was a friendly relation between the two student groups. As contrasted with the previous year this group of students was more homogeneous, more adaptable, and on the whole younger. Most of the important racial elements in American society today were found repre- sented in the student group. More than two-thirds of the 98 students (69) were born in this country, but half of these na- tive born Americans (34) were/the chil- dren of fathers who were born abroad. The Russians were by far the largest for- eign-born group and numbered 16. The �remaining 13 students born abroad came from nine different countries. The ages of the students ranged from 18 to 40 years. More 4han three-quarters (75) were be- tween 20 and 30 years. In the summer of 1922 most of the stu- dents were employed in eight industries or groups of industries. Thirty-one worked in the manufacturing, of garments, includ- ing men's and women's clothing and such miscellaneous branches as millinery and neckware. Another large group (13) was drawn from the textiles. Six of the stu- dents had left actual employment in in- dustry to become leaders in trade and labor organizations. Thirty, or slightly less than a thira of the total number, were members of labor organizations. These were found chiefly. in the garment industries, where the 21 union members constituted a large � i. ... majority. � Ninety-eight students�ten this year from the South and eight from the Pacific -- CONTINUED ON PAGE 6 Only Two Drives to be Held for Charity Organizations Yearly drives and plans for maid's classes were discussed at the first meeting of the Christian Association Board last Thursday, and various new scrfe^nes re- ceived approval. Only two finance drives will be held this year. The "first includes the complete Association Budget, and the second, held in the spring, will probably be for Bates House. No separate drives such as those for Red Cross, or Student Friendship will be allowed. However, if the Association as a whole, wishes to contribute to such organizations, it will include them in the budget. During the membership drive, which will begin on October 26, the Board decided to have its members explain the aim of.the Christian Association to the Freshmen of each hal> and personally distribute the pledge cards. Classes for maid's will be conducted under an entirely netv system this year. Instead of having, students give classes in the evening, the College will provide a tutor for each two maids and the stu- dents will be responsible for the maids' attendance. ".. � ENGLISH COACH EXPLAINS HOCKEY STROKES Miss ArnWeld, who played against Bryn Mawr on the English Hockey team last fall, and coached the players at the Hockey Camp, gave a demonstration of how a hockey stick should be used to first and second teams on the gymnasium roof last Saturday afternoon. In spite of the rain and a wet, slippery roof^ Miss Armfield ably illustrated the correct method of stopping and driving a ball. Stickwork, taught along lines used by Miss Armfield at the Hockey Camp, will be practiced regularly once a week by every team in College during the coming season. Tea was later provided by the Athletic Board for Miss Armfield and the under- graduates who had been to the Hockey Camp. Folk dances, including, "Black Nag," "Peascod," "Picking up Sticks," all old friends of the camp, were danced bc- iwirii intervals of iced tea. FIRST VESPERS OF SEMESTER LEAD BY DOROTHY MESERVE "College means a new freedom, an op- portunity to stand on one's own fcet,"~said D. Meserve, President of the Christian Association, at the first Vesper service of the season. "Students ought not to consider college as a preparatory school for a triumphal entrance into the world," she continued, "then four years spent at college are four of the mo'st valuable years of life. What the graduating students take with them is just what they have been willing to make their own. The best possible life, unceas- ing effort," she concluded, "they owe, not only to themselves, but to the college as well." OR. CHEW PLAN8 FIVE LECTURES ON BOOKS OF OLD TE8TMENT A series of five lectures on Old Testa- ment literature will be given every Wed- nesday evening, beginning October 25, by Dr. Chew, under auspices of the Christian Association. SCHOLARS FROM SIX FOREIGN COUNTRIES HERE THIS YEAR Norway, China, Holland, Italy, France and England All Represented ------- O More foreign countries arc represented at Bryn/Mawr this year than usual, for Norwa^ Holland and Italy arc added to the customary list. . ' As usual, Great Britain leads with trjrec graduates, Ellas Ashdown, Persia C. Campbell, and Gwcnyth D. Macintosh. Miss Ashdown is B..A. London, 1915; has taught in Peterborough and Cambridge, and in 1921 took her M. A. at the Univer- sity of London. Here she is working m Knglish, and her comment on America is that she finds it much more liko�home than she expected. Miss _ Macintosh, who is of Girton College, Cambridge, compared American and English colleges at some length. The American undergraduate is, she said,' freer in some ways, but not as far as her work is concerned, or her ath- letic activities, which latter in England are organized by the students themselves. In England, the distinction between the differ- ent classes is not so great and any rules on the subject arc "unwritten rules." Eng- lish students, of course, arc allowed to smoke in their own rooms and, on the whole, Miss Macintosh said, they eat more. A favorite pastime is "Jag," an enormous meal of cocoa and doughnuts, which takes plaee.at quarter past nine. France comes next in numbers with two scholars, Henrietta Pierrot and Madeleine Felix. Miss Pierrot studied in Paris and has her M. A. degree from the Sorbonne. She istaking up social economy in Bryn Mawr. Miss Felix is from Toulouse, but has already spent one year at college in the United States. In comparing the French and American student she finds the former more analytical, the latter more intimate. CONTINUED ON PAGE 2 MANY BRYN MAWR STUDENTS WORK AT BATES HOUSE New Vegetable Garden Supplies Fresh Vegetables for Children Bates House, open from June 9 to Aug ust 2, had a more successful season thb summer than last. There were on an average five to si> Bryn Mawr workers every week at tong- branch, and many of them stayed two_ oi three weeks, which helped make the'rou tine run more smoothly than if they had been there but a short time. M. Paries '24, and E. Howe, '24, were at Bates all summer in the capacity of permanent Bryr. Mawr workers. Miss Elsa Lotz, as last summer, was the children's director, and Mrs. Romano acted as housekeeper. Tht vegetable garden, started for the first time proved a great success, furnishing plent) of fresh vegetables for the children. The opening .week thSfmissionary ladies," ladies who attend the missionary socict> of Spring Street Church, were at Bates House. The children who came imme- diately after them were in three groups those of the nursery and kindergarten age and two groups of children from seven tc twelve. Bryn Mawr students who worked at Bates House were: M. Buchanan, '24; S Wood, '24; J. Dodge, '25; M. Steers, '25*; M. Pierce, '25; J. Coombs, '25; M. Bonnell '15; R, Tuhby, '24; O. Howard, '22; M. Voorhees, '22; V. Grace, '22; H. D. Potts. *25; D. Shipley, '25; E. Mathews, '23; C Miller. '25; E. Hinkley. '25'; E. Hale, '24; E. Dean, '25; E. Howe, '24; and M Faries, '24. � , C. A. RECEPTION HELD IN * TRADITIONAL MANNER Poetic Introduction of Speakers by President Association (Enlivens # Evening " As usual the Christian Association re- ception, on Saturday night, began with a,n endless line of people waiting to go do*vif the receiving line. 'I his accomplished, everyone sal on the floos in traditional manner mid Dorothy Meserve, the Presi- dent of the Association, welcomed the new- comers and introduced President Pa(k U the chief speaker of tlje evening. Beginning on the humorous note Presi- dent Park soon passed to a more serious consideration of the Christian Association and what she hoped it meant in the -col- lege lite. As a practical organization she felt it should give opportunities for coping with the business details of life,�how to hire caterers and pay bills�but it should also he a means for giving to its members the time, the opportunity, and tKe inspira- tion of getting to know the great minds" of the world through their writings and teaching. Dean UontecoiiJollowed President Park and described the�beginning of the Chris- tian Association which took place when' she was a Freshman at liryn Mawr by the combination of the two rival organizations for practically the sajna purpose .which llourished then. The rest of the speakers were introduced in poetry, Florence Martin, first, who was chosen� "To bead the Undcrgrad., and do All of the work we ask her to. But she is wonderfully fit To be president of it." Miss Martin described the work of the Undergraduate Association, that it whistled people off the grass, regulated their cuts and, in a word, took care of all the things that none ;>f the other associations at- tended to. The Self-Government Association was ushered in by a long poem on the fate of one Anna I.ehr, who, disobeying rules, went to sleep on the upper campus and was killed by a falling limb, � "The moral of" which was "beware Of all the infirm trees that grow Upon the upper campus. Woe To anyone who will not do As Self Government tells her to For every rule is for her good And would protect her if u could." Julia ^Vard, President of the Self-Gov- ernment Association, spoke urging the sup- port of the Freshmen and entering grad- uates, all of whom are if so facto members of the Association. II. Kice, who spoke next for the Athletic Association, was introduced greatly to the surprise -of the Freshmen as one who "Although she is no acrobat - And though her strength test is below, The average as the strength tests go, And though she could not possibly, Play on a college varsity, Yet she has what is known to be Executive ability; With lots of pep she carries through. Whatever she sets out to do, So when she rises now to say, , Her little speech, just this I pray, Be gentle in your epithet She was the best that we could get." Miss Litzinger, '20, then spoke, as presi- dent of the Graduate Club; she welcomed the new graduates and explained. briefly the activities of the Club. The last speaker was Miss Applebee, "This college would disintegrate Without her as a running mate." CONTINUED ON PACE 2
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University Communications has provided assistance to a broad range of university constituents interested in filming on university property. The following links provide examples of news and filming industry productions at the university. Portfolio of Productions Filmed at The University of Texas at AustinThe University of Texas at Austin is supportive of the filming industry and works in cooperation with the Texas Filming Commission when filming companies express an interest in filming on university property. The following projects are examples of the broad range of productions that have been filmed in recent years with the assistance of University Communications: 2010 – "Friday Night Lights" Episode 508 "Fracture" scenes in Darrell K Royal Texas Memorial Stadium and Gregory Gym 2009 – Ecomedia, LLC, "Untamed Science" scenes at McDonald Observatory 2008 – Green Sea, LLC, scenes for "Band Slam" feature film in Hogg Auditorium and outside Sutton Hall 2007 - Fireflies in the Garden, Inc. feature film scenes on West Mall 2006 – CNN's "Fit Nation Tour" scenes in Recreation Sports Facility 2005 – "American Idol" casting call scenes in Frank Erwin Events Center 2004 – "Jack & Bobby" television series pilot – scenes in Stark Library, other locations 2003 Cheer Up Productions, scenes for "Man of the House" feature film 2002 – Sleeping Shark Productions, scenes for feature film titled "Once Upon a Time in Mexico" 2001 – Valor Film Productions, scenes for feature film titled "The Life of David Gale" Press Releases & News ArticlesThe following press releases and news articles describe some of the feature films and television productions filmed at The University of Texas at Austin in recent years. "Benavides Born" Scenes to be Filmed At The University of Texas at Austin
(Note: This film production was released in 2010 as "Bandslam") Production trucks began arriving on campus to prepare Hogg Auditorium for the filming of a movie starring "High School Musical" star Vanessa Hudgens and "Friends" star Lisa Kudrow. This film will join the ranks of other movies, such as "Once Upon a Time in Mexico," "Man of the House" and "The Ringer" that have been filmed on campus. The movie, "Will," (Note: later retitled "Bandslam") follows an ostracized high school junior with a passion for music, said Letty Chavarria, casting coordinator for the film's extras. UT spokesman Robert Meckel said the University charge film productions a deposit that fluctuates depending on the number of days spent filming on campus. The project's cost, $168,289, includes a UT permit fee of $25,000 for filming and prep days, $48,000 for the rental of Hogg Auditorium, about 70,000 for various labor fees and $25,000 for miscellaneous expenditures, Meckel said. Carol Pirie, deputy director of the Texas Film Commission, said that when feature films come to Texas, producers look to the Austin area for its diverse scenery. The process of beginning to film a major motion picture on campus starts with the production company's producers and location scouts contacting the Office of Pubic Affairs, Meckel said. "The production company knows the Board of Regents' rules and regulations," Meckel said. "They must provide a policy in regards to liability and must have liability insurance." A location scout notified the office of parking limitations on campus to accommodate the many vehicles, generators and other materials needed for production purposes, Meckel said. "The band-slam scene will have bands that will perform in a battle of the bands competition," Chavarria said. "The public will act as audience members." Cramer's "Mad Money" Show Scenes for Movie Titled "Fireflies in the Garden" to be Filmed on West Mall Area Tuesday National Lampoon Acquires "Homo Erectus," Comedy Produced by Burnt Orange Productions in Association with University of Texas Film Institute Tower will shine bright orange Thanksgiving weekend during filming of scene for "Cheer Up" movie on campus |


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Wieze/Belgium, September 24, 2012 – Barry Callebaut, the world's leading manufacturer of high-quality cocoa and chocolate products, will be present at the upcoming HIE trade fair in Frankfurt from November 13 to November 15, 2012 (Booth D74). With its 'free-from' range and alternative sweetener solutions, Barry Callebaut now truly satisfies a wide range of modern consumer needs. Recent innovations, such as Sweet by Fruits™ – a chocolate integrating a sweetening solution entirely derived from fruits – and an exquisite lactose-free chocolate*, will be presented amongst other delicious products. Interested visitors can discover the results first hand during tasting sessions.
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Since I am on the NKB international team I´ve spent quite some time in Asia, but never in China though. This massive country and it´s "communism" always brought some mystery to my imagination and it was really nice to get an insight. On some of the webpages Hainan Island was announced as the Hawaii of China, but it must be more the south of the island. Anyhow Chinese people are truly great at organising and tried to help as much as possible. It seems that in their culture the official meetings and dinners are very important, but can also turn out very funny as alcohol is a must have at these ceremonies!
The first day the wind did not quite kick in but was enough to show the Chinese crowd some of our tricks. All of them were pretty stoked on kiting as they invented the kite 2000 years ago. Furthermore they took hundreds of pictures, just as you would imagine. One day later the wind picked up even more and the race director Eric decided to run the Slalom Worldcup. It is the first time since many years that the PKRA is running this kind of downwind race again. Powered on 14 meter kites and locked into boots, racing against four of your mates/competitors is really really good fun! A head start can give you quite a lead, however in some of the races I could overtake one or two riders. Also the turns at the buoy can decide about winning or loosing the whole race. Most of the time I sent the kite for a downloop some meters before the turn, so you just make it around the buoy without loosing any speed. My start in the final was not that great, so I was fourth at the starting line. On the first downwind I could overtake Ewan (AUS) and Victor (FRA) and finished second behind Kevin (NED).
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As Development Associate, Olivia's primary goal is secure funding for PHA's programs, services and initiatives. Most notably, she conducts prospect research pertaining to major gifts and foundation and grant funding opportunities. Olivia also prepares letters of inquiry, prospectuses, and proposals for the grant opportunities that best match PHA's mission and needs. Additionally, she serves as the Development department's primary communications contact in written and communications material and assists in various special campaign projects. As a graduate of the University of Vermont with a background in political science and fundraising/event planning for nonprofit organizations, Olivia is thrilled to be living in DC and part of the PHA team.
Jessica manages the Early Diagnosis Campaign, PHA's effort to reduce the average time between PH symptom onset and accurate diagnosis by right heart catheterization. She coordinates the campaign's three subcommittees, while also working to develop partnerships with other stakeholders. Jessica is the primary point of contact for both patients and medical professionals who would like to be a part of the campaign.
Im became the Executive Director in February, 2014 after serving over a year as the Director of Development at PHA's Greater New York & Philadelphia Chapter. Prior to joining PHA, Im raised funds for the largest lupus and HIV/AIDS organizations in the U.S., including the Alliance for Lupus Research (ALR), the Lupus Foundation of America (LFA), Whitman-Walker Health, GMHC, and APLA. His 12-year career in the health sector spans both coasts - New York City, Washington, and Los Angeles.
As the Special Events Manager, Sabrina focuses on fundraising events administration and logistics that include event planning and production. She is also responsible for recruiting and managing volunteer teams in several venues throughout the San Francisco Bay Area region.
Gina comes to PHA with extensive experience in fundraising for health related charities. After graduating from Iona College with a Bachelor of Arts in Communications, she spent a year traveling throughout the US and Europe with the organization "Up With People." She worked 6 years as a fundraising event coordinator for the Muscular Dystrophy Association followed by 6 years as Executive Director for the American Liver Foundation. Gina's passion is empowering patients and loved ones of those affected by an illness to fight back by raising funds to find a cure and improve their lives.
Leslie Orlovsky has more than 16 years of professional experience in the nonprofit sector as a fundraiser. Possessing a strong background in volunteer and donor development, Leslie has developed and managed a variety of fundraising campaigns and special events. As the Director of Development, Leslie is working to build and expand the donor and event portfolio for the Greater New York and Philadelphia Chapter.
Marie has joined PHA with both an extensive background in fundraising and as the mother of a child with the disease. As an architectural designer she was the advisor to the Foundation during the design and construction of the Maria Fareri Children's Hospital. She later joined the MFCH development team as an event director and fundraiser. Marie's daughter Chloe was the first child to survive a major heart surgery with Prostacyclin during clinical trails. Together, they worked to create a world where PH patients had greater opportunities. As Director of Community Engagement, Marie merges her knowledge of fundraising and patient advocacy to inspire patients to empower themselves and to share how personal action can make a profound difference.
Juliette Pelletier has strong background in arts administration, fundraising, membership management and audience development, as well as 15 years fo professional experience working with non-profit organizations, coordinating national and international exhibitions and personal experience as an artist. Juliette provides expertise in the areas of organization consulting, strategic development, fundraising, marketing, public relations, promotion, event design and management.
A long-term resident of Lone Star State, Megan joins PHA with a strong background in fundraising. She graduated from Southern Methodist University in Dallas with a degree in Markets and Culture before moving back to Houston to start her non-profit career. Prior to the PHA, Megan was Senior Corporate Market Director for the American Heart Association and, most recently, Development Manager for the Children's Museum of Houston. Megan has helped to raise in support of these organizations, and she continues to serve as a volunteer for the American Heart Association as well as the Salvation Army in Houston.
A Texas native, Meredith received her BA from from Louisiana State University and moved back to Texas where she has lived in the Houston area for the last twelve years. Sharp has worked within the non-profit industry as the Community Relations/Education/Volunteer Manager at LifeGift, an OPO servicing three regions of Texas, and most recently as Business Manager for BRITE Success, LLC's who provides services worldwide for individuals with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities. Meredith has served as a liaison for Donate Life Texas, as a member of the Houston Area Volunteer Association, the Texas Medical Center Volunteer Advisory Council and has planned numerous corporate and non-profit events including the first and second annual Donate Life event held at the Texas Medical Center.
Janna comes to PH with years of experience in event planning and fundraising. Janna began managing events in 2002 as a musician through small and large scale events. Janna received her Bachelors in Teaching and taught Kindergarten and Second Grade for several years. During that time she worked as a volunteer for the March of Dimes as a Family Team Captain and was brought in by the March of Dimes to share her story with Corporate Teams. In feeling the call to be more of an advocate for the March of Dimes, Janna left her teaching job to pursue a career as the State March for Babies Coordinator. Over the past several years Janna has used her strength in building relationships to help plan and run many other fundraising events for various Non-Profits, Music Festivals and Charitable Organizations. She is also a member of the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo Go Texan Committee where she plans and runs yearly events that raise money for the HLSR Scholarship Fund.
Geoff Gephart comes to the Pulmonary Hypertension Association with over 15 years of nonprofit experience. Geoff has had the pleasure of supporting a variety of social and medical missions including the USO, homelessness, brain tumors, the developmentally disabled and the Boy Scouts of America. Geoff has an undergraduate degree from Arizona State University and a Masters of Public Administration – Non Profit Management from Roosevelt University. He is from the Chicago land area and currently lives in the northwest suburbs with his wife and two children.
Marcie joins PHA with a background in event management for sporting and entertainment venues including Soldier Field and the Grand Ole Opry in Nashville, Tennessee. Her experiences have given her the opportunity to work with many different people in exciting environments. Originally from the Chicago area, she is happy to be back in her home state. Marcie loves to spend time with family and friends attending sports and entertainment venues for new experiences and ideas. She is excited to be a part of the PHA team, has fun engaging people to ensure they have a great time and enjoys being a part of that process.
Colleen is graduate from Southern Illinois University Edwardsville and started her career at the American Cancer Society in St. Louis. Colleen has experience working with several nonprofits such as, the Alzheimer's Association St. Louis Chapter, Children's Miracle Network of Greater St. Louis, St. Jude Hospital and The Alpha Phi Foundation. Colleen is excited to start planning and executing special events while gaining support for the PHA throughout the Midwest! She is eager to be back in the Chicagoland area with friends and family!
Rebekah is a recent graduate from North Park University in Chicago. She graduated with a Bachelor's Degree in Communication Arts and as a Certified Nonprofit Professional. Rebekah has previously worked with other area nonprofit organizations including Bear Necessities and Twist Out Cancer. Rebekah is joining PHA eager to share the stories of her grandpa and other family members who have had and are still living with pulmonary hypertension.
Jessica manages all of the information technology needs at PHA. In addition to helping out staff with technology and equipment needs, Jessica is responsible for managing the IT vendor, overseeing the office space, maintenance and purchase of office equipment and administers a variety of internal office procedures.
Jennifer is responsible for handling accounts payable, payroll and benefits administration. Jennifer also assists the Vice President, Finance & Human Resources in monthly financial reporting, budgeting and the annual audit process. Jennifer graduated from the University of Pennsylvania with a Master's in Social Work, focusing on nonprofit administration.
Randall oversees PHA's donor database, The Raiser's Edge. Randall serves PHA by ensuring all data is entered in a timely and accurate manner, and maintaining accurate records for all constituents. Randall assists the staff with any issues related to the database, and trains staff on how to use the database to serve their needs most effectively.
Jessica greets and lets people through the doors of PHA. Most of her work consists of processing credit cards, checks, and orders through the PHA online store. When not doing this she is answering phones and directing calls, as well as assisting other staff members with general needs. In the near future she will be taking on the role of coordinator for Volunteer Night.
Dorothy jumps in to help with many mailings and other tasks. Dorothy is one of PHA's very first employees, and she has seen PHA through many of its changes.
Julia facilitates the exchange of reliable information between international PH associations and promotes global awareness of the disease. Her work includes administering and promoting PHA's international seed grant program, coordinating the translation efforts of PHA's materials, establishing relationships with PH organizations abroad and engaging the international medical community. PHA is pleased to work in connection with associations around the world to serve PH patients, their families, doctors and medical researchers.
Michael oversees the department's involvement with PHA's professional medical membership groups, PH Professional Network (PHPN) and PH Clinicians & Researchers (PHCR), helping to facilitate networking and other activities within these groups and promoting membership. Additionally, he works closely with the Scientific Leadership Council, which provides leadership and guidance for the mission of PHA and leads the development of the wide array of all PHA's medical programming.
Lori is responsible for promoting membership in the PH Professional Network (PHPN) and helping to develop the group's knowledge and resources to benefit the entire PH community. She provides support to each of PHPN's five leadership committees as they work to meet their goals. Lori also assists in organizing PHA's biennial PH Professional Network Symposium, the largest educational event in the field for PH allied health professionals.
As Medical Outreach Program Associate, Allison supports and promotes PH Clinicians and Researchers (PHCR) medical membership network. She advances PHCR by helping develop the network's various resources including the Building Medical Education in PH partnership program, PH Roundup Newsletter, and PHCR email groups. She also coordinates with the Editorial Board for the publication of Advances in PH and manages PHA's Research Program.
Briana is responsible for developing educational resources that provide patients and caregivers with information about pulmonary hypertension and its management. Briana works to create patient-oriented brochures, website content, webinars for the PHA Classroom and chats with patients. She continues to assess educational needs within the PH community and assists in the planning of PHA events such as the PHA on the Road program.
As Online Education Associate, Rizalyn develops and manages the content of Online University, which offers a wide array of pulmonary hypertension courses and professional development resources for physicians, researchers, and allied health professionals. This involves organizing its budget, social marketing efforts, peer review process, or facilitating webinars. Rizalyn helps manage the overall aim of Online University, which is to act as a powerful learning resource to those who treat patients with pulmonary hypertension.
Purti joins PHA with a background in project, event, and meeting management which includes working for an international professional organization, two non-profit organizations, and the Federal government. Purti graduated from American University in 2006 with a BA in International Studies and Public Communication and has lived in the Washington, DC area since. Purti leads the department responsible for the logistical planning of PHA's events for patients, caregivers, and medical professionals, PHA's leadership meetings, and the biennial International PH Conference.
Danielle is responsible for the planning and logistical support for PHA Corporate Committee and Board of Trustees meetings occurring triannually. Danielle also manages the marketing for PHA on the Road.
Jesse is responsible for registration and providing logistical support for PHA events such as PHA's biennial International Conference and PHA on the Road. Jesse helps plan and manage the PHA on the Road events. He is also the scholarship coordinator for PHA's International Conference.
In the Office of the President, Paige works closely alongside President and CEO, Rino Aldrighetti. Paige manages relations with both PHA's Board of Trustees and Corporate Committee members where she is the point of contact for Board members and corporate sponsors.
Kim creates and manages a variety of education and support programs for pulmonary hypertension patients and caregivers. She works directly with newly diagnosed patients, young adults and patients with associated illnesses and oversees programs for caregivers and parents. She aims to provide new points of entry, education and support to patients.
Olivia creates and maintains support resources for people living with PH and their caregiving family and friends. Her work is focused specifically on the pedatric, PH Plus and transplant communities, as well as spouses, parents and other types of caregivers. She helps to oversee the online activity of the PH community and expand its role in providing support.
Olivia is responsible for guiding and managing the implementation for the Pulmonary Hypertension Care Centers' (PHCC) process of accreditation. She maintains the modes of communication for each PHCC committee and PHCC taskforce as well as facilitates further discussion between these members. Olivia also provides support to the content management, resource development and organization of PHA's Online University.
Bob works closely with volunteers and staff to raise funds for the PH Care Centers and patient registry programs.
Megan serves as PHA's primary writer, editor, and graphic designer for PHA promotional materials and print publications. She also coordinates the production and publication of PHA's newsletters and other print materials.
Allycia develops design concepts and creates visual marketing materials for PHA publications. Whether for print or online purposes, her work is used to aesthetically promote the organization's programs and events.
Jodi oversees the marketing and promotional efforts for PHA conferences and meetings, including PHA on the Road, PH Professional Network Symposium and PHA's biennial International PH Conference and Scientific Sessions. She also coordinates content for the bi-weekly e-newsletter PHANews and other general promotional materials for the association.
Debbie started at PHA in 2004 working directly with Support Line Volunteers, Support Group Leaders and Special Event planners. Today, she directly oversees Volunteer Services and Patient & Caregiver Services – two departments that provide direct support to the entire PH community. She is charged with the sustenance and expansion of the grassroots and volunteer spirit within PHA and working to provide support for special populations in the PH community specifically focuses on working with support group leaders and volunteers.
Kayla facilitates PHA's growing network of 245+ and growing patient-led support groups and 340 support group leaders around the country. Kayla provides leaders with PHA resources to encourage successful ongoing group management. PHA's support groups provide support, hope, empowerment and knowledge to patients across the country.
Tracey helps to process shipments and general mailings, puts materials together for various meetings, acts as back-up receptionist and provides general administrative support to the staff.
Tara manages the overall content on PHA's web properties, and oversees continuous improvements to web design and user experience. She brings to PHA many years of experience as a web producer, writer/editor, educator, and media artist.
Kathy works to maintain PHA's website and other e-channels and assists staff and the community at-large with online technical issues.


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Felipe Massa says he's feeling "more comfortable" in Ferrari's F138 even when lapping in the rain.
Replacing his team-mate Fernando Alonso for the fourth and final day of this week's Barcelona test, Massa had to contend with the rain.
Despite a small error in the opening hour that resulted in him sliding off the track into the gravel, the Brazilian had a problem-free day.
Completing 64 laps, Massa posted a best time in the wet of 1:27.563.
"I feel much more comfortable in the car and with the balance as well," said the 31-year-old.
"I what we did in Jerez was quite positive, the feelings, but also the changes we did in the car as well. The car was balanced and I think that's very important.
"Here not so much because we had a very difficult day but anyway in the rain the car was quite good to drive, competitive as well through the run.
"I feel okay and I feel good in the car but I didn't drive for a long time in the car so it's important we use the next week very well, and the two days I have and the two days Fernando has just to be fully ready for the first race."
The Brazilian also revealed that Ferrari had not updated their car ahead of the second Barcelona, the difference was that this week they've gained a better understanding of how to set it up.
"From Jerez, the car is exactly the same. We didn't change anything really, no new pieces or anything, so the car is exactly the same as we finished Jerez.
"For sure we understood maybe the little details around the car that maybe we change again for here. It's like an evolution but not with new pieces or anything.
"Anyhow it's really the important time that we can bring new pieces to the car. The car is still 'green' so we need to make the car in a good shape for the first race.
"There is a lot to work on, there is a lot to do, and maybe it's a very important moment as well for people working on the aerodynamics, on the engine, on the chassis to put everything together in a good direction for the first race."


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Vaughn Calhoun, Ed.D, joined Anna Maria College in August 2013 as an Assistant professor in AMC's School of Business, Sports Management Department. With his multifaceted background and scholar-practitioner focus, in this short time with the College, Dr. Calhoun has become a man on a mission. "I hope to serve as a resource to the students in the classroom, help them navigate through college life, prepare them for the workforce, provide advice about the graduate school process and just make sure that they have a great experience, leaving college with more direction, more consciousness, and ready to take on the next phase of life."
Dr. Calhoun's professional career began in politics while in graduate school as a United States Congressional intern for the late Congresswoman Juanita Millendar-McDonald of California's 37th congressional district. He then went on to serve as the lead field organizer for Long Beach City Councilwoman Laura Richardson's California State Assembly campaign (she later became a member of Congress), and Al Austin's Long Beach City Council campaign.
Conversely, Dr. Calhoun decided to return to his roots and work in intercollegiate athletics. Dr. Calhoun is a former full scholarship, Division I student-athlete who participated on the Rutgers University football team during his undergraduate years, earning three varsity letters despite sustaining a devastating knee injury in his sophomore year.
Dr. Calhoun has served as the Assistant Commissioner of the Great Northeast Athletic Conference (GNAC) where he was an integral member of the executive staff responsible for overseeing championship events, community service events, the Student-Athlete Advisory Council (SAAC), professional development workshops, and coordinating coaching seminars. In addition, Dr. Calhoun was an NCAA voting delegate and represented the conference locally, regionally, and nationally. Likewise, he served as the Assistant Athletic Director at Emerson College where his role was multifaceted ranging from student-athlete advising to coordinating community service events, serving as a liaison to career service, coordinating vendor contracts, creating budget reports, overseeing facilities management, and managing professional staff.
Dr. Calhoun is a graduate of Rutgers University where he earned his B.S. in Criminal Justice with a minor in Black Studies. He received his Masters of Public Policy and Administration from California State University and his Doctorate of Education (Ed.D.) from Northeastern University. His dissertation was a qualitative study titled, "Division I Student-Athletes and the Experience of Academic Clustering." He is currently preparing his dissertation for journal submission.
Dr. Calhoun currently resides in Shrewsbury with his wife Tamara. She is currently a 3rd year Ph.D. student of Clinical Psychology at Clark University. Dr. Calhoun has also served on various boards, has guest lectured at many institutions, is the founder and director of his own tutoring program and is a proud member of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc.