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Monster Energy Kawasaki's James Stewart had yet another stellar weekend, riding to victory with another perfect score. But it was the first moto at Spring Creek in Millville, Minnesota that marked one of the highest notches on Stewart's wall. His win garnered him his first ever AMA Motocross Championship title – one that has eluded him year after year. But there has been little question as to who the 2008 outdoor season belongs to; Stewart remains undefeated and his perfect moto score for the year continues.
"Last time I was here I got lapped," Stewart said from the podium with a laugh. "So this was good. To get this one out of the way… it was a long time coming. To sweep both motos and win [the championship] was awesome."
"This has been my toughest season," Stewart continued. "All the struggles before and everything I went through to get back [healthy], it really makes this special to me. I really want to thank Kawasaki for all the hard work they've put in."
Stewart's rides in both motos were pretty uneventful, both times he immediately move into the lead and checked out before the second lap was over. But behind Stewart, the racing stayed interesting. The first moto saw Red Bull Honda's Ivan Tedesco in second place early in the race. Millville marked his first race back after being out with an injury since early in the Supercross season. Also back in action this weekend was Factory Yamaha's Broc Hepler. The "Ice Man's" return to action was also his premier race in the motocross class. It was a solid run for Hepler, who started and finished the race in fifth. Tedesco slipped back, surrendering podium positions to his teammate Andrew Short and Monster Energy Kawasaki's Timmy Ferry. Josh Hill recovered from a bad start to take fourth in front of Helper followed by Michael Byrne, Tedesco and Jeff Alessi.
The second moto saw Jeff Alessi with the holeshot (although two turns later Stewart relieved him of the lead) and a first turn pile up sending many of the key players to the ground. The crash took Hill out of the race and Tedesco and Short started near dead-last. Ferry soon joined them in the back of the pack after he crashed heading into the second lap. Meanwhile, Alessi ran a strong second followed by Byrne, Goerke and Cody Cooper.
Short charged through the pack and came back to fifth, enough to land him on the overall podium in second. Byrne collected second in the moto ahead of Cooper to take third overall. MDK KTM's Nick Wey finished fourth overall with a 10-4 score and Timmy Ferry rounded out the top five overall with a 3-12 score on the day.
Monster Energy Kawasaki's Ryan Villopoto dominated the opening moto at Spring Creek Motocross Park, finishing ahead of Makita Suzuki's Ryan Dungey, but the second moto was a bit more eventful when Villopoto crashed on the first lap. "I just came down the first downhill and I was pushing hard," stated Villopoto. "I think I hit a wet spot. The next thing I know I was rolling on the ground."
It was enough to hand the overall win to Dungey, who opened up a commanding lead on the Lites field. But in the bigger picture, Villopoto didn't give anything up to Dungey since his second place finish was more than enough to clinch the championship.
"I didn't know exactly where I needed to finish but I had an idea," Villopoto said. "I just wanted to finish second because I knew I could [catch them]."
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"It feels good," Dungey said. "Two months ago I was just settling for second. I had to believe in myself to get where I am now and compared to last year, when I didn't win at all, I'm thankful to be healthy and having success."
Villopoto's Monster Energy Pro Circuit Kawasaki teammate Brett Metcalfe finished third overall with a 4-3 for the day while Jake Weimer claimed fourth overall with a 7-5. A member of the "graduating class of Loretta Lynn's" was impressive in his debut. Blake Wharton rounded out the top five overall with a 10-4 score for the day.
Motocross Class Overall:
1. James Stewart, Haines City, Fla., Kawasaki, 1-1
2. Andrew Short, Smithville, Texas, Honda, 2-5
3. Michael Byrne, Newnan, Ga., Suzuki, 6-2
4. Nick Wey, Dewitt, Mich., KTM, 10-4
5. Tim Ferry, Largo, Fla., Kawasaki, 3-12
6. Jeff Alessi, Victorville, Calif., Honda, 8-6
7. Matt Goerke, Lake Helen, Fla., KTM, 9-7
8. Broc Hepler, Kittanning, Pa., Yamaha, 5-11
9. Cody Cooper, Tallahassee, Fla., Suzuki, 19-3
10. Charles Summey, Huntersville, N.C., Yamaha, 13-10
Motocross Class Point Standings
1. James Stewart, Haines City, Fla., Kawasaki, 500
2. Timmy Ferry, Largo, Fla., Kawasaki, 334
3. Andrew Short, Smithville, Teas., Honda, 328
4. Michael Byrne, Newman, Ga., Suzuki, 317
5. Cody Cooper, Tallahassee, Fla., Suzuki, 230
6. Nick Wey, Dewitt, Mich., KTM, 228
7. Mike Alessi, Victorville, Calif., Suzuki, 221
8. Jeff Alessi, Victorville, Calif., Honda, 205
9. Davi Millsaps, Tallahassee, Fla., Honda, 203
10. Josh Hill, Yoncalla, Ore., Yamaha, 188
Motocross Lites Overall
1. Ryan Dungey, Belle Plaine, Minn., Suzuki, 2-1
2. Ryan Villopoto, Poulsbo, Wash., Kawasaki, 1-2
3. Brett Metcalfe, Murrieta, Calif., Kawasaki, 4-3
4. Jake Weimer, Rupert, Idaho, Honda, 7-5
5. Blake Wharton, Pilot Point, Texas, Honda, 10-4
6. Kyle Cunningham, Fort Worth, Texas, Honda, 5-11
7. Andrew McFarlane, Menifee, Calif., Kawasaki, 9-9
8. Wil Hahn, Decatur, Texas, Yamaha, 8-10
9. Justin Brayton, Murrieta, Calif., KTM, 12-7
10. Josh Grant, Riverside, Calif., Honda, 3-34
Motocross Lites Point Standings
1. Ryan Villopoto, Poulsbo, Wash., Kawasaki, 485
2. Ryan Dungey, Belle Plaine, Minn., Suzuki, 376
3. Brett Metcalfe, Murrieta, Calif., Kawasaki, 305
4. Jake Weimer, Rupert, Idaho, Honda, 259
5. Nico Izzi, Saint Clair, Mich., Suzuki, 230
6. Ryan Sipes, Vine Grove, Ky., KTM, 192
7. Kyle Cunningham, Fort Worth, Texas, Honda, 174
8. Trey Canard, Elk City, Okla., Honda, 173
9. Josh Grant, Riverside, Calif., Honda ,173
10. Andrew McFarlane, Menifee, Calif., Kawasaki, 156


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Lazy Tuesday YouTube Blogging - Palabra Jot, Palabra Jot.
And here's an ending segment (no middle to be found, but every episode was just R.B. Bug tracking down his next thoroughly uninteresting story, getting some grammar help from that Red Green lady, and then revising until just about the last minute, exclaiming "Oh no! Red needs this story RIGHT NOW!") featuring the part of the show encouraging all you kids to write, The Club. Say the motto with me... Palabra Jot, Palabra Jot. Now, watch!
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Caring Connections
September 2012
A global update on CFC awareness and support
Dear Caring Friends,
A few weeks ago, I had the privilege of meeting with our CFC leadership team in Siem Reap. My visit gave me pause to reflect on the progress we have made towards empowering Cambodians to lead the way for change.
Five years ago we had an in-country leadership team of one--Ung Savy. As CFC has grown, Savy has been responsible for the development of a Cambodian management team that--along with our teacher and principals--are the heart and soul of our Siem Reap operations.
As we begin our eleventh school year, CFC is fortunate to entrust our schools and programs to a stellar in-country team! CFC now employs over twenty caring, competent and professionally trained Cambodians all of whom are working to create positive change through education. These individuals are the champions of our educational, medical and community programs across all CFC campuses. They serve as role models in their profession. Many have been asked to represent their schools at education conferences and as part of Ministry teams. Many have taken the initiative to pursue further professional training both in Siem Reap and abroad.
Our Cambodian leadership also provides invaluable resources to combat unexpected and emergent events. One such example was the team's proactive response to this past summer's outbreak of hand foot and mouth disease that sadly took the lives of many young Cambodian children.
CFC's reaction to the epidemic was fast and thorough. Thanks to the work we have been doing over the past ten years in health and hygiene, and the trust we have built throughout our CFC communities, all of our families survived. And, although all Cambodian schools closed for the summer two weeks early to prevent further spreading of the disease, the Cambodian government allowed CFC campuses to remain open for training and Food for Thought. This speaks volumes to our successful programs and to the confidence that the Cambodian government has in us.
We are now faced with another crisis--the return of seasonal flooding. As I write this letter, two of our schools are already under water. Although we do improve our school grounds each year and prepare as best we can, and although the government also invests in improvements along the river, the rains continue to cause problems and the water continues to rise.
We hope that the worst will be over by the time school resumes in early October. Our team is in place. They will take leadership roles in our communities, provide supplies, and give quality information about health and survival, but they need our help. Donations for food and hygiene supplies are critical to help our team weather the upcoming flood season, and to keep our students and their communities safe. We appreciate any items or funds that can be provided in this time of need.
With heartfelt thanks,
Natalie Bastow, Chief Operating Officer
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Education Committee hosts CFC teachers in Singapore
Last week, ten teachers and administrators from CFC schools traveled to Singapore for three days of practical training and classroom observations at international schools. Participation in these trips is coveted and considered a mark of achievement. Individuals are chosen for their commitment and dedication to working for CFC schools and with the intention that each will transfer key learnings to their home school environments and peers back in Siem Reap. The teachers and administrators were joined by the
Deputy Governor of Siem Reap Mr. Mao Vuthy
his wife Ou Kungkea
and the
Director from the Department of Education, Mr. Ung Sereidy
Junior high school teachers focused their attention on science and math. Science labs are being set up in CFC junior high schools this year, so everyone was eager to observe and learn best practices. Teachers were assigned comparable grade-level classrooms to observe and began to think of ways they could adapt resources and lesson plans to be applicable for the Cambodian context in which they teach. This is a pivotal step in the learning process for our CFC teachers.
The group visited the
Singapore American School (SAS)
Tanglin Trust School
Chatsworth International School.
At Chatsworth, the entire student population dressed in orange clothes to mark the visit
(at right)
Another wonderful aspect of these teacher training trips is the reunion of friends. Many of the CFC teachers spent time in the classrooms of CFC teacher trainers who travel to Siem Reap each year to deliver training.
Pictured at left
Jenny Redlin
, SAS teacher and long-term CFC teacher trainer, and
Miss Chroch Sopha
, a fifth-grade teacher at Spien Chreav Amelio School. Long-lasting friendships like theirs are unique to CFC and help to foster the continued trust between our two communities.
For many of these teachers and officials, this trip was their first experience traveling outside Cambodia. Visits to Singapore's iconic landmarks such as the Botanical Gardens and Marina Bay Sands
(at right)
were remarkable highlights for them all!
A lovely farewell dinner was hosted by the Education Committee and certificates were presented to the all CFC attendees. In speeches made by the Deputy Governor and the Department of Education Director, both men expressed strong impressions of CFC and what they had seen in Singapore. They made it clear that our relationship will only continue to strengthen.
Thank you to the entire CFC volunteer team for organizing such a valuable and enriching experience for our teachers.
In addition to coordinating these teacher visits to Singapore, the Education Committee under the leadership of
Kaye Bach, Director of Research and International Teacher Training
(at right)
, and
Education Team Liasions Annette Foster
(at left)
Kay Schot
has responsibility for several key on-going initiatives.
The Education Committee's efforts support all international teacher training teams working across all CFC schools. This year's curriculum focus in primary school will be science, and at the high school level, efforts will be targeted at science, math, geography and history. Regular committee workshops gather volunteers together to make equipment and resources to support all teacher training workshops as well as selected Health and Dental initiatives and special requests from CFC teachers in Siem Reap. Kaye Bach and her team will also start work with
Lehigh University
on formal assessments of how students are learning English at CFC schools. Research data from this study will be used to improve the overall English program.
Fundraising campaign benefits CFC bicycle program
Singapore based cycling enthusiasts
Joe and Clare Wheadon
(at left)
recently organized a highly successful fundraising campaign to benefit CFC and a cause close to their hearts--cycling.
CFC's bicycle program ensures that all enrolled junior high school students have the means to get to school. The identified schoolchildren moving from CFC primary schools to the Aranh Cuthbert campus faced longer commutes. Bicycling is a critical component to getting them to and keeping them in school each day.
The Wheadons set a goal of six weeks and USD$7500 to purchase the necessary 197 bicycles for the 2012-2013 school year. The campaign was promoted on CFC's fundraising website and communicated through their personal network. Donations flooded in from family and friends, and even people they had never met, and within a mere two weeks, they had reached their goal!
As an added bonus, Joe's company,
Specialized Bicycle Components
, was a major contributor to the campaign, matching USD$5000 worth of donations and mobilizing employees and fans of the brand to donate. Through a program called
First Gear
, Specialized is working with partners all across the world to get more kids riding bikes. You can find out more about
First Gear
To date, the Wheadon's campaign has raised almost
with the surplus funds set aside to purchase bicycles for next year's incoming seventh-grade students. Their efforts and the generosity of their friends and family are astonishing examples of personal initiative and charitable giving.
Thank you Joe and Clare!
Start your own campaign!
Personal fundraising campaigns, like this one, are highly effective and easy to organize. With a defined goal and time horizon and the ability to communicate to a wide network of personal connections, you can make an incredible difference!
If you are interested in starting a campaign, CFC has an online platform that can help you get started and track donations (
click here
). If you have any questions about registering a campaign, please contact us at
Volunteer update
With each passing year, CFC's network of volunteer supporters expands in numbers and geographic reach. With volunteers in key positions in Singapore, throughout the United States, and in Europe, we are truly a global team!
Volunteers are critical to everything we do. CFC always welcomes new supporters. Recent efforts in Singapore to raise awareness and promote the various committee projects included Open House receptions at
Singapore American School
and the
Canadian International School
, as well as our bi-annual Volunteer Fair held at
The American Club
where the newly released 10-year anniversary video was shown to all in attendance. Please
click here
to view the video.
There is tremendous energy and growing interest around the world! If you are interested in joining our global volunteer team, please
click here
to read about the various committees and opportunities, and contact us at
Save the Date for 2012 Caring Tea (Singapore)
Please save the date for the
Seventh Annual Caring Tea
fundraiser to be held on Thursday November 15th, 2012 at
Hotel Fort Canning
in Singapore.
Try your luck to win one of the ten unique tabletop creations or other fabulous lucky draw prizes while you enjoy a sumptuous buffet lunch--all in support of CFC schools.
Honor friends, relatives, and teachers by making a wish list contribution to the Giving Tree.
Would you like to get involved?
We are looking for volunteers to design tables, donate/acquire goods and services for the lucky draw, and extra hands to help on the day. Please contact
Kelly Zotos
for more information.
To see a collection of photos from previous Caring Teas in Singapore, please
click here
Students helping students
Thank you to all students near and far --
you are all making a difference!
For the past several years, the student community at TASIS has shown incredible support for CFC with a variety of creative and effective student-run fundraisers. In all, their efforts during the last academic year raised an incredible CHF4,979
(Swiss francs)
to support our programs.
Singapore American School
Kicking off the start of a new school year,
the SAS High School club
(at right)
invited Director of Research and International
Teacher Training Kaye Bach and her husband and long-time CFC supporter George Bach to speak at their first meeting.
The couple spoke about Cambodia's history and their personal experiences volunteering and working with CFC. More than ever, these students are motivated to help initiate change!
The SAS Middle School club is also geared up for a meaningful and service-filled year in support of CFC. The students have already organized their first bake sale of the year
(at left)
and successfully raised SGD$450 -- an excellent start!
The gift of giving
Recent contributions prove that CFC volunteer efforts come in all sizes and from all corners of the world!
Hand-washing supplies
In response to our August Calendar of Giving campaign asking for hand-washing supplies to help combat the outbreak of hand foot and mouth disease,
employees in Singapore organized a collection. Their efforts gathered 289 bars of soap and 54 washcloths!
Lemonade Stand
The Duncan Family, former Singapore ex-pats, continue to stay involved with fundraising for CFC rallying their three daughters' creative and energetic selling tactics to raise USD$55 to support CFC's hand-washing collection.
Wedding bells ring out for CFC...
Newlyweds and long-time supporters
Madeleine Barbeito and Trey Hickey
were married in September and asked wedding guests to give donations to CFC in lieu of presents. Their selfless act and the generosity of their friends and family brought in thousands of dollars to support CFC. What an inspiring way to begin their life together!
Crocs collection
Margie Ebbage
and her son's year one class at
Tanglin Trust School
organized a collection for crocs and sandals during the month of June. They had great success!
CFC approved for 2012 Combined Federal Campaign
We are pleased to announce that CFC has been approved for participation in the
2012 Combined Federal Campaign
, a workplace giving campaign open to all federal employees in all forty departments. Selection for the Combined Federal Campaign is another indication of our transparency, efficiency and track record as a well-run charitable organization.
The solicitation period runs from September thru December 2012, and donations will then be made through payroll deductions throughout 2013. During the solicitation period, federal employees can designate a portion of their payroll to be given to a charity of their choice. If donors wish to select CFC as their designated charity, the unique designation code is
Any questions, please contact us at
Surf the web and earn money for CFC!
Register with
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, an on-line shopping mall that donates a percentage of purchases to the charity of your choice.
Or register with
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CFC recognized by GuideStar USA, Inc.
CFC has
received the
GuideStar Exchange Seal
, a leading symbol of transparency and accountability provided by
GuideStar USA, Inc.
, the premier source of nonprofit information. The Seal demonstrates to our vast support-base our deep commitment to nonprofit transparency and accountability.
To read GuideStar's report on CFC, please
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'Asbestos victims do not die by instalments'
WITH estimates that more than 25,000 Australians will die from the asbestos disease mesothelioma over the next four decades, unions are ramping up demands that James Hardie commits to fully compensating victims by lump sum payments.
The ACTU has gained endorsement from affiliate unions to take legal action to block any move to have asbestos victims paid by instalments.
It follows a warning from James Hardie in September of a potential shortfall in the Asbestos Injuries Compensation Fund, which was established in 2006 as a special purpose fund for victims with claims against the former James Hardie group of companies.
READ: Dead from mesothelioma at 25
James Hardie is legally required to contribute up to 35% of its annual net operating cash flow to the AICF until 2045.
But despite paying out dividends of US$743.6 million ($871.3 million) over the past two years and making a net profit of US$99.5 million ($116.6 million) last year, James Hardie now says a blow-out in compensation claims means the fund is on track to run out of money.
AICF has indicated it will seek approval in the Supreme Court to vary the compensation payments from lump sums to instalments.
But the ACTU now says it has strong legal advice that there is nothing to stop James Hardie from making a one-off payment to top up the AICF.
Unions vote to block instalment payments
At the ACTU Executive yesterday, unions voted unanimously to take legal action to block any attempt by the AICF to have asbestos victims paid their compensation by instalments.
They also want the NSW and federal governments to be prepared to make a loan to the AICF to ensure victims are paid full and prompt compensation.
Unions have flagged a community campaign to put pressure on James Hardie and governments to do the right thing.
"James Hardie has projected profits between US $205-$235 million in 2014-15, pays little to no tax and its CEO earns $11 million a year," said ACTU Secretary Dave Oliver.
"It's outrageous that its management is seeking to avoid its moral obligation to fully compensate the victims of asbestos-related disease and cannot shirk that responsibility."
The ACTU announced its action on the seventh anniversary of the death of the asbestos campaigner Bernie Banton, who died in 2007 from mesothelioma he contracted as a result of working for James Hardie in the 1970s.
And tomorrow is National Asbestos Awareness Day, remberance services are held to pay tribute to the thousands of Australians who have died from asbestos-related diseases.
The day also serves to remind all Australians that asbestos is not a thing of the past, but very much an ever present danger.
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According to the National Health and Medical Research Council, 600 mesothelioma cases are reported annually and this is expected to rise to more than 900 cases annually by the year 2020.
A major awareness campaign has been launched to warn home renovators of the deadly dangers of hidden asbestos that may be disturbed during building work.
"There is no safe level of exposure to asbestos fibres," said Barry Robson, President of Asbestos Diseases Foundation of Australia.
"In the past, the first wave of people affected by asbestos-related diseases were those exposed to fibres in the mining and manufacturing process and their families. Then came the second wave which were people exposed to fibres from using products in the workplace.
"With one-in-three Australian homes containing asbestos in some form or another, the very real and present danger today is when people don't know the risks or how to protect themselves or families and release fibres during home renovations and maintenance."
Houses are potential death traps
From the end of World War II until 1954, 70,000 asbestos cement houses were built in NSW alone (52% of all houses built) with 25% of all new housing clad in asbestos cement until the 1960s.
Peter Dunphy, chair of the Asbestos Education Committee that conducts the national Asbestos Awareness campaign, said Australia had one of the highest rates of asbestos-related diseases in the world.
This is because Australia was among the highest consumers of asbestos products with more than 60% of all asbestos product manufacturing, and 90% of all consumption of asbestos fibre used in asbestos cement until a complete ban of asbestos came into force in Australia in 2003.
He said if a house was built or renovated before 1987, it was likely to contain asbestos.
"No one can tell if a product contains asbestos just by looking at it and it's not only fibro homes that may contain asbestos," he said.
Dead from mesothelioma at 25
ADAM Sager was a fit, healthy 25-year-old man looking forward to representing Australia in a Korean martial art.
Ten months later he was dead from mesothelioma that had been quietly lurking in his body for more than two decades.
Their son's untimely death has turned Julie and Don Sager into campaigners to raise awareness about the dangers of asbestos in ordinary houses.
They believe that Adam probably breathed in asbestos fibres when they were sanding walls in their new house in Townsville in preparation for painting in 1983, when he was just 20 months old.
"He was only a tiny little fellow walking around following us when we were doing the work," says Julie.
Don says hundreds of new homes were built in Townsville in the early-1980s with asbestos sheeting for internal walls. Asbestos was not banned from all construction and building materials in Australia until 1987.
Both Don and Julie have been scanned and have no signs of mesothelioma themselves. It is thought that Adam's young and undeveloped lungs as a child made him more vulnerable.
Adam died in April 2007 and since then his parents have sought to make home renovators aware of the need to take precautions.
Last year, they met Bernie Banton's widow, Karen, at the funeral of another asbestos victim, and have since linked up with the Bernie Banton Foundation.
"We don't want it all to be focussed on Adam and people feeling sorry for us," says Julie. "But we do want to raise awareness."
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Limited edition gold commemorative coins produced by Ramsdens Financial Ltd to celebrate the centenary of the Tees Transporter Bridge will go under the hammer for charity tomorrow night (Friday).
The Teesside-based pawnbroking business has specially commissioned just 100 of the hallmarked 9ct gold mementos as part of the ongoing centenary celebrations.
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Guests attending the sell-out Transporter Bridge Centenary Dinner at Middlesbrough Town Hall will have an opportunity to bid for the limited edition coins.
The mementos are imprinted on one side with an image of the iconic structure and the dates '1911-2011', while the flip side reads: "The Tees Transporter Bridge Centenary, Celebrated by Ramsdens".
Dean Benson, a director of Visualsoft eCommerce, one of the Philanthropic Foundation's patrons, said: "This is a magnificent gesture by Ramsdens. The coins are certain to become collectors' items so we expect bidding to be fierce, helping us to raise vital funds for a great cause."
Ramsdens aim to help more good causes during the centenary year with the help of the gold coins – each worth more than £250 each.
Ramsdens CEO Peter Kenyon said: "We are passionate about our Teesside roots and are delighted to be involved in the centenary celebrations for the region's most iconic structure.
"These unique coins will have real and lasting value so we hope they prove to be very attractive auction items in aid of an excellent cause that we are proud to support."
Also up for auction at the charity dinner is an original piece of Transporter Bridge artwork by the internationally-acclaimed, Middlesbrough-born artist Mackenzie Thorpe, which has already attracted a bid of £6,000.
The centenary dinner takes place in the same Town Hall room that Prince Arthur of Connaught attended a lavish banquet 100 years ago after performing the official opening ceremony for the Transporter Bridge.
The event will feature Mackenzie Thorpe as guest speaker together with entertainment by Middlesbrough-born impressionist Kevin Connelly, singer Claire Hammill and top local band The Beer Pigs.
The Philanthropic Foundation aims to raise in excess of £30,000 for local community causes through the dinner, which it aims to make an annual event.
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When a Florida man was stopped and searched by cops, he tried to conceal the crack pipe he was carrying.
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Johnson was arrested. When he was put through the jail's x-rays, authorities saw that he had hidden his crack pipe inside his body by swallowing it whole.
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I was fortunate to be a part of the group of Tuck students that took part in a one week mini-exchange program with the IE University Business School in Spain during our spring break in March. The main area of focus for this program was "Doing Business in Europe," and I can't stress enough the incredible learning experience that we had!
Most of us arrived in Europe a week ahead of the commencement of classes. I started my journey in Madrid, where I spent 3 days visiting museums, eating tapas, and drinking cerveza along with simply soaking in the beautiful Madrid weather. Picasso's most famous creation, Guernica, is housed at the Reina Sofia museum in Madrid, and it is an experience not to be missed. Then I took the high-speed train, Ave, to Barcelona to spend 3 days there. The train is an engineering marvel and covered the 600 KM journey in just 2 hours and 45 minutes! I stayed with a couple of Tuckies in Barcelona, and we had an absolute blast! We were mesmerized by Gaudi's creations, most notably, the imposing Sagrada Familia, one of the most visited churches in the world, and fell in love with the busy streets and the easy going life style of Barcelona.
Back in Madrid, we started our week long course on a sunny Monday morning. Prof. Areilza, the dean of the law school, got us started on the political development of the European Union. It was intriguing to learn about the formation of the European Union and the political environment that shaped its need and the subsequent structure. In the coming days, we learned about the transformation of the Spanish economy, the formation of the monetary union and the common currency, Euro, and did two case discussions on companies that started in Spain and went global afterwards. Our visit to the Spanish telecom giant, Telefonica, was greatly anticipated, and it lived up to its promise. We got to spend the evening with Guillermo Ansaldo T'89, former Chairman and CEO of Telefonica España, and the current Head of Global Resources of Telefonica. He reminisced about his time at Tuck and mentioned it as the best time of his life. He talked about the current challenges facing Telefonica and drew upon Tuck students' opinions on the current state of the telecommunications industry.
While at IE, we met a number of IE students and spent significant time learning the culture and business climate of Spain as well as the rest of Europe. Walking on the streets – watching fashionable people dressed immaculately every day – it is hard to imagine that the country is suffering from almost 50% youth unemployment rate!
We witnessed Real Madrid play a championship league game and saw first hand that soccer (oops, football) is not to be taken lightly in the land of the current world champions.
Overall, the IE exchange was a wonderful experience, and had I not done this program, I would have never experienced the subtle nuances of doing business in Europe and Spain, in particular. I thank the Center for International Business at Tuck, on behalf of each and every one who took part in this program. I would highly recommend and encourage every person who wants to learn and experience Europe to apply to this program to have a top quality spring break!
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The magnificent medieval village of Saint Emilion overlooks the Dordogne Valley.
It is located 40km slightly north-east of Bordeaux in the Gironde département in South-West France.
Both the village and the mythical vineyard were listed as World Heritage Site by UNESCO on December 2, 1999.
The first reference to Saint Emilion goes back to the 8th century when a Benedictine monk from Brittany, Emilian, retreated in a cave atop the hill and near a spring.
The many miracles he performed quickly gained him fame and people traveled from far away to come and seek advice from the old hermit.
After his death, the grotto where he lived was patiently enlarged out of the rock and transformed to house his ashes.
Saint Emilion's gates
Saint Emilion is without any doubt one of these unique sites that you must visit when in France.
The village clings on the hillside and overlooks the outstanding vineyard.
You just have to stroll along the steep and uneven lanes locally known as tertres.
You will discover a wealth of architectural and historical features at each street corner.
The village was built with the solid ocher limestone extracted from the kilometers of local underground galleries.
This results in a subtle harmony of warm colours which vary in shade with the intensity of the light as the day progresses.
Watching the sun setting down on the roofs of Saint Emilion is one of the most enjoyable sights.
Saint Emilion village was built in a natural amphitheatre at the junction of two hills.
It is still protected by a fairly well preserved and restored stone wall pierced with five gateways known as Porte Bourgeoise, Porte Brunet, Porte Bouqueyre, Porte St-Martin and Porte du Chapitre.
Discover them by strolling along the steep cobbled lanes that follow the interior of the ramparts.
Saint Emilion – Porte and Maison de la Cadène
If you follow the road from the valley you will enter Saint Emilion by the Rue Gadet where you will find parking spaces along the pavement if you have missed the two large car parks located at the bottom of the hill.
Farther up the street you will find the Rue Cadène, the street leading to Place de l'Eglise Monolithe.
The picturesque lane is span by the superb Gothic arched Porte Cadène.
The gate was built long after the ramparts and is located inside the fortified village.
It is flanked by a superb 15th century timbered-frame house known as Maison de la Cadène.
The present house dates from the early 16th century as it replaces the house built in the late 13th century by Guillaume Renaud de la Cadène.
It is believed that the name Cadène evolved from the Latin Cadena meaning chain.
This would suggest that the gate was equipped with a chain to control the traffic between the upper town and lower town.
Saint Emilion – Eglise Monolithe and Halles – Covered market
The Place de l'Eglise Monolithe is the heart of the village.
You will find shops, restaurants and cafes but also the superb covered market or Halles once used for the storage and sale of wheat (not wine!).
The beautifully well restored building housed the village hall from the late 18th century to 1902.
The main attraction in Saint Emilion is without any doubt the stunning Eglise Monolithe.
The impressive belfry peaks 133m above the roofs of Saint Emilion and the Place de l'Eglise Monolithe.
The monks of the Benedictine convent founded near the cave where Saint Emilion was buried hollowed the adjacent grottoes to create the Ermitage.
The troglodyte chapel is the oldest building in Saint Emilion.
It was shaped as a Greek Cross and contains St-Emilian's Bed.
The hermit's armchair was carved from the rock next to the small Saint Emilion Spring.
A statue of of the saint hermit stands above the altar.
Other underground galleries were enlarged and used as ossuary – Catacombes for many centuries.
You will find their entrance in the cliff by the Ermitage.
The monks built the Holly Trinity Chapel – Chapelle de la Trinité during the 13th century.
The small sanctuary is a superb illustration of Gothic style.
The interior of the Eglise Monolithe was patiently carved out of a single block of limestone by enlarging the existing caves and galleries between the 8th and the 12th century.
It is an almost unique feature.
The Eglise Monolith is the largest monolithic church in Europe.
The interior strikes by the symmetry of the architecture and of the square pillars supporting the belfry.
Hundred and ninety eight steps will take you atop the tower.
The climb is worth it as you will enjoy one of the most magnificent views over the village, the surrounding vineyards and countryside.
Saint Emilion – Collegiate Church and Cloisters
The Tertre de la Tente, a lovely but very steep and uneven cobbled lane links the square to the Rue du Clocher and the entrance to the belfry of the Monolith Church on Place du Clocher.
The square boasts superb views over the village.
It is a great place to stop for lunch and a glass of wine.
There you will find the entrance to the Tourist office which was set up in a large building flanking the cloisters.
The building is known is as Doyenné (Deanery) and is believed to have been the monks' refectory.
You will find the entrance to the cloisters to the right of the Doyenné.
Traces of the Romanesque cloisters – Cloître de la Collégiale can still be seen in the northern gallery flanking the collegiate and the western gallery.
The Gothic cloisters strike by their architectural elegance.
They were built during the 13th and 14th century, and remodeled during the 15th and 16th.
They have been beautifully restored and you will be able to admire splendid sculptures and the remains of medieval wall paintings.
The huge Romanesque Collegiate Church is considered one of the most impressive churches in the département of Gironde.
The nave, adorned with 12th century paintings beautifully restored, and the main entrance porch topped by the remains of a church tower (on Place Pierre Meyrat round the corner) , have both retained their original Romanesque features.
The statues of the Apostles on its tympanum were partly destroyed during the Wars of Religion then during the French Revolution.
A superb 14th century porch marks its entrance on Place Pioceau on the northern side of the 14th century chancel.
The church contains a magnificent listed organ built in 1892 by Gabriel Cavaillé-Colle and 15th century carved stalls.
While on Place Meyrat have a look at the elegant Classical building built against the ramparts.
You will discover the top of the roof of the Logis de Mallet de Roquefort, peaking above that of the newer building.
The mansion was built during the 15th century and was entirely integrated into the newer building.
If you walk towards the Avenue du 8 Mai 1945 you will clearly see the former crenellated watch-path passing underneath its roof.
This is the original layout of the mansion!
Saint Emilion – Palais Cardinal
If you follow the Rue de l'Abbe Bergey and Rue Gadet you will arrive at the Porte Bourgeoise.
The gate opens onto the north and stands near to the vestiges of the Palais Cardinal, the episcopal palace built against the ramparts during the 12th century.
Saint Emilion – Tour du Roy
The Tour du Roy – Castel Daou Rey – King's Tower is another major feature of the village.
The square tower peaks above the roofs on the western side of the village and is the only intact remaining keep in the Gironde département.
The massive tower was part of the 13th century Château du Roy.
The polemic still goes about who built the castel…some believe it was the French King Louis XIII, others say it was the English Henri II Plantagenêt!
The keep was used as village hall until 1720 and has found a marvelous use since as it is the place from where the yearly Vintage Banns are proclaimed.
Saint Emilion – Couvent des Ursulines
The Tour du Roy stands nearby the Couvent des Ursulines.
The convent was founded during the 17th century by the sisters who invented the recipe of the famous macaroons, the specialty of Saint Emilion!
Saint Emilion – Couvent des Cordeliers
The Porte Brunet is located on the eastern rampart and near the ruins of the Couvent des Cordeliers.
The monastery was erected in the late 14th century by the Franciscan Cordeliers in order to re-establish discipline in the religious community.
The cloisters escaped destruction during the French Revolution and were restored.
They have been converted into a peaceful garden for those who want to escape the busy village centre.
From there you can visit the vestiges of the monastery's 15th century church belfry.
A Flamboyant Gothic arch serves as entrance to a series caves hollowed into the rock and used as storage for sparkling white and rosé wines.
Look attentively at the facades of the surrounding buildings and you will discover countless architectural features that escaped demolition.
It takes at least a half day to visit Saint Emilion, a whole day would be perfect as there is a lot to discover and may be enjoy the delicious wine…
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