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Amkor Technology Receives Inaugural Supplier Quality Excellence Award From General Motors
Amkor Technology, Inc. (Nasdaq: AMKR), a leading provider of semiconductor packaging and test services, today announced that its subsidiary, Amkor Technology Philippines, was awarded the General Motors Supplier Quality Excellence Award for 2012.
"Suppliers play a vital part in the overall quality of our vehicles, and we view their hard work and dedication as part of the foundation for GM to continue to be a leader in product quality and overall customer satisfaction," said Bob Socia, General Motors' Vice President, Global Purchasing and Supply Chain. "We have made significant progress in recent years improving product quality, and moving forward we will continue to improve supplier relations to achieve a world-class supply chain focused on quality, capacity management and total cost."
"Amkor is honored to be recognized by General Motors with their inaugural Supplier Quality Excellence Award," said JooHo Kim, Amkor's executive vice president, worldwide manufacturing operations. "We are committed to providing the world-class packaging and test solutions that meet the stringent requirements set by GM, one of the world's premier automotive companies. This award is a testament to the hard work of our employees in the Philippines and our dedication to meeting the needs of our customers."
The Supplier Quality Excellence Award is a new recognition award that GM is implementing effective this year. The award is given to specific supplier locations, and only their top-performing suppliers are eligible to receive this award. Suppliers who receive this award have met or exceeded a stringent set of quality performance criteria along with the cross-functional support of the entire GM organization.About Amkor Amkor is a leading provider of semiconductor packaging and test services to semiconductor companies and electronics OEMs. More information on Amkor is available from the company's SEC filings and on Amkor's website: www.amkor.com.
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- Distributed by: Disney-ABC Domestic Television
- Cartoon Characters: Beck, Tron, Paige, Tesler, Pavel, The Grid, Ada, Quorra.
- Voice Actors: Elijah Wood, Bruce Boxleitner, Emmanuelle Chriqui, Lance Henriksen, Paul Reubens, Tricia Helfer, Meagan Holder; Full Voice Cast ...
- Directed By Charlie Bean.
- Produced By Edward Kitsis, Adam Horowitz, Sean Bailey, Charlie Bean, Justin Springer.
- Written By André Bormanis.
- Music: Joseph Trapanese.
- First Aired on July 05, 2012.
- Originally Aired on DisneyXD.
- Running Time: 30 minutes.
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I got home from Gen Con fifty-some days ago (Yes, it was – as expected – another completely fantastic trip.), and I'm pretty sure I'm finally caught up on all my game-related writing.
I played 16 games at Gen Con this year, 11 of them for the first time, plus I came home with one more game to review.
So, here's our series of GeekDad Gen Con collaborative posts, to which I contributed:
The Getting Excited for Gen Con 2014 Super-MEGA Post
The "Very Best Stuff We Saw at Gen Con" Post
From that "Best of" post:
Pretty sure I'm not alone in this, but since being re-introduced to D&D a few years ago, I get such a kick out of picking up new dice. They've become not just part of my game-playing, but little souvenirs and memory triggers, too, since I have generally only added dice to my (relatively small) collection when I'm visiting a convention, or playing in a local game store.
And when it comes to dice, if you can't find the ones you're looking for at Gen Con, then those dice just don't exist in this 'verse.
With my recent fifth edition Dungeons & Dragons Starter Set purchase, I needed a new dice bag, and Gen Con was the perfect place to find one. I also bought a set of oversized dice, a CritSuccess d20 spinner ring as a surprise for my wife, and added a couple free d6s courtesy of Crystal Caste (which provides an official Gen Con die every year) and Stonehaven Miniatures.
Gen Con's non-stop nature remains one of the reasons I love it so much. I love this picture that Jonathan Liu took when we were playing Machi Koro. If memory serves, it was well past midnight, and we were far from the only people hanging out and playing games in that hotel lobby.
While the exhibitor's floor at Gen Con closes every evening, several of the massive open gaming halls stay open so you can meet up for late-night Lords of Waterdeep or Lewis and Clark. And after-hours gaming at the hotels or the convention center can mean a chance to cross paths with the game designers themselves, since most of them tend to be busy during the day. We had one of the Wizards of the Coast creators stop by our table as we were playing his game at last year's Gen Con, and this year, we wound up playing some nifty as-yet-unreleased games, simply because we were in the hall late, and Jonathan happened to see a few game designers he knew.
Reflections on Gen Con 2014: Expectations vs. Reality
And here's what I played at Gen Con:
Firefly (RPG)
Dungeons & Dragons
(I did a GeekDad write-up on all three, "The Shiny, The Weird, and the Neoclassic.")
Roll For It
Golem Arcana (demo)
D&D Attack Wing (demo)
Strife: Legacy of the Eternals
Steve Jackson Games also sent me home with a copy of Munchkin Adventure Time, which I just wrote up for GeekDad.
Dang, do I love Gen Con. Let's do it again sometime.
Talking about storytelling, part two – Change in (about) 100 words
From a recent exercise in storytelling. Assignment: In roughly 100 words, describe a time when your life changed.
At the last minute, I threw out my first, more serious draft, switched topics entirely, and wrote on the fly -
When we got home, I couldn't get to my crayons fast enough.
I couldn't find the black one, so I skipped Darth Vader and drew my stormtroopers in blue-green.
That's how I remember the first time I saw Star Wars. I was six.
Since then, I have seen better movies. I have read better stories.
But this was more than spaceships and lasers and robots:
Star Wars is what got me interested in science and writing and history and mythology; in authors, characters, symbols, and archetypes; in storytelling and classically-inspired music and film-making.
This was a Big Bang. This was my world blowing up.
Also: spaceships and lasers and robots.
I liked the way it turned out, and it got a good reception. I saved it because I enjoyed looking deeper than nostalgia and remembering the first time someone else's art really inspired me.
International TableTop Day: What We Played
Spent about five hours gaming on Saturday, in celebration of International TableTop Day.
Started off with a three-person game of Love Letter -
- which we followed with Tsuro.
After that, another friend showed up, and the four of us took on Forbidden Island -
Alas, victory eluded us.
On to Pandemic – another first for me.
Another cooperative game – really enjoyed this. (And we were so freaking close to winning this one!)
Another gamer arrived, and we played a five-person game of Tsuro, and then something none of us had tried before: We Didn't Playtest This at All.
I think we played three complete games in about 12 minutes. So bizarre and odd and chaotic and fun.
Geek at the truck show
A few non-work-related photos from my trip last week to the Mid-America Trucking Show in Louisville.
I love amusement park skylines. This is part of Kentucky Kingdom, re-opening in May.
Next: Nerdworld and truckland collide:
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Western Star Trucks' Optimus Prime, from the next Transformers movie.
Plastic Galaxy: The Story of Star Wars Toys
I've said before how excited I am to have played a small part in this project, so when the finished DVD of Plastic Galaxy: The Story of Star Wars Toys landed in my mailbox last week, it was a little like the day I got my Bossk.
Here's the elevator pitch from the DVD web site:
Like no toys before them, Star Wars toys were a phenomenon that swept the nation, transforming both the toy and movie industries, and ultimately creating a hobby that, 30 years later, still holds sway over its fans.
Plastic Galaxy is a documentary that explores the groundbreaking and breathtaking world of Star Wars toys. Through interviews with former Kenner employees, experts, authors, and collectors, it looks at the toys' history, their influence, and the fond and fervent feelings they elicit today.
I may not be the most impartial reviewer, of course, but think the movie turned out well. It's a nice balance of nostalgia trip, toy merchandising history lesson, eye-popping show-and-tell, and behind-the-scenes storytelling. There's some fun animation work throughout, too.
Several nifty people I've met and/or know from fan circles are also in the movie, like Jim Swearingen, and a couple OSWCC and KennerCollector.com friends, and Steve Sansweet, who wrote what's still one of my all-time favorite Star Wars books, "From Concept to Screen to Collectible." (A book, which, it should be noted, also inspired Plastic Galaxy. It's still a good read 20+ years after its publication. Most of what has become common knowledge about the Kenner/Star Wars backstory was unearthed by Sansweet first.)
It's probably not too much of a stretch to say that if you remember the Kenner brand or coveted the neighbor kid's Landspeeder or grew up in the twin-sun shadow of the original Star Wars, then Plastic Galaxy is probably in your wheelhouse. You can order it from Brian and Karl's Futurious Industries.
What I read in 2013
In terms of quantity, I had kind of a lousy year in 2013: I only finished 11 books, and five of those (marked with asterisks below) were re-reads.
The list:
- What I Talk About When I Talk About Running – Haruki Murakami
- Star Wars: Scoundrels – Timothy Zahn
- Await Your Reply – Dan Chaon
- Han Solo at Stars' End – Brian Daley*
- Han Solo's Revenge – Brian Daley*
- Codex Born – Jim C. Hines
- Beyond the Blue Event Horizon – Frederick Pohl
- The Ghost Brigades – John Scalzi*
- The Fault in Our Stars – John Green
- Maus I: My Father Bleeds History – Art Spiegelman*
- Anathem – Neal Stephenson*
On the other hand: Quality. I really enjoyed all of them, and my six first-time reads were a nice mix of popcorn fun, mind-bending, gut-punching, and thought-provoking.
This is Me in '83 – December
Postcards from Christmas vacation, 1983:
A Christmas Story came out in November, but I know it had been out for awhile by the time I saw it at the Gold Circle Cinemas. My parents had seen it already, as had this kid at school who told me how it ended after I asked him about it. Seems likely I went to see it over the winter break.
I was a big Bloom County fan This is my best "Bill the Cat" face:
So, if you recall, Return of the Jedi had come out earlier that year. This meant Star Wars gifts were pretty popular at Christmas. My brothers got a a bunch of Jedi toys and stuff: Speeder Bikes, the Ewok Village, action figures, big Presto Magix kits. It was really the last big Star Wars Christmas of the original trilogy era.
As a newly-minted teenager, I had pretty much taken Star Wars toys off my wish list. The last Kenner Star Wars toy I specifically asked for was the Y-Wing. As I wrote in Collect All 21! –
Couldn't help it. This thing was light years ahead of the old X-Wing, armed with not only that squealing laser cannon, but a rotating top turret and a plastic bomb to drop from its underbelly. And it had a socket behind the cockpit for Artoo units. I may not have actually role-played with my figures anymore, but I did send that ship on many a run over card houses in our living room, and somewhere in our family albums there's a snapshot of me using the ship to dive bomb my little brother and his Knight Rider-inspired remote-control black Camaro.
Now, for years, I remembered that Y-Wing as a 13th birthday request: But this picture was clearly taken on Christmas, judging by my sweet striped sweater and cool brown corduroy pants – the same outfit as in that first shot. And the Y-Wing box is in the background of another Christmas picture, so while I may have asked for it in November, the evidence suggests I got it on Christmas. I think the only other Star Wars toy I got that year was the Vehicle Maintenance Energizer, which paired up nicely with the ship.
I still have my Y-Wing. You can see it in this shot from Plastic Galaxy: The Story of Star Wars Toys:
And with that flash-forward, I wrap up This is Me in '83.
Big thanks to my mom, who kept and organized shelves full of photo albums that held a lot of these pictures.
I've really enjoyed this project. I didn't wind up writing as much as I thought I would when I started, but I also dug up and rediscovered things I didn't have in mind a year ago. I also found some other pictures and photos and memories that I want to share and write about.
I hope you've had a good year. Thanks for visiting 1983 with me.
Collect All 21! – Big Thanks and A Shameless Plug
This begins with an overdue thanks to the guys behind JediCon WV, who earlier this month published a really moving and heartfelt Tumblr post about Collect All 21! and my presentation at their 2010 convention.
John writes he was six when he was first swayed by the Force. I was more like 11. But so many of his recollections are similar to my experiences. Here he was, five years my junior living in Ohio while I grew up in Virginia, older – not wiser – and it's like we lived next door to each other.
So I want to thank you, John, for bringing out the Star Wars kid in me once again. Each re-reading brings back memories of the best childhood anyone could've asked for. Maybe that's why I've never really left it behind.
I mean dang. Thank YOU. It feels like I've said this a million times, but god, that kind of reaction, and hearing that someone read what I wrote and enjoyed re-discovering long-lost secret joys? That's one of my favorite things in the world, and it's a huge reason I wrote Collect All 21! in the first place.
So, that's the first part of the post as referenced in the title.
Naturally, the second part is this: You know what makes a good Christmas present? Unbridled Star Wars,-1970s-and-'80s nostalgia, conveniently packaged in classic paperback format, or in an expanded electronic book edition.
There's an excerpt, and some nice things that nifty people have said about the book, and things like podcasts and interviews, and some non-Amazon Collect All 21! links here.
Deep and sincere thanks again to everyone who's supported this book for the past five-plus years and encouraged me to keep sharing my Star Wars memories.
This is Me in '83 – Teenagerdom
Thirty years ago, I became a teenager.
I wasn't a huge fan of cake, so mom made me these amazing frozen mint pies with Oreo cookie crusts.
I also received a speedometer for my bike:
Three decades later, I spent a good chunk of my birthday playing a 1980s-era video game (Gauntlet) with my brothers, and the evening with my immediate family – having pie.
This is Me in '83 – Halloween
Have I mentioned that in 1983, I was really, really into reading my Dungeons & Dragons stuff?
Inspired by that source material, I cobbled together my own fantasy adventurer's costume for Halloween:
No parental assistance required: Sweat pants and a sweatshirt that looks like I removed the collar for that deep-V look that's all the rage among dragon-slayers; cape from an old…bedspread, maybe? I can remember the material was heavy, but also kind of clingy and stretchy; tunic-vest-thing that I cut and stitched together myself out of some burlap-type cloth mom had around; and a belt that I probably wore every other day of the year, too.
The sword? A yardstick covered in aluminum foil, of course. Which means it stands to reason – as if it's not completely clear already – that yes, I am in fact wearing a foil hat. (Technically, my helm was a white knit hat covered in foil. Still: FOIL HAT.)
And now that "foil" sounds funny, I'll move on.
If I remember correctly, my fellow D&D wannabe Mike S. wore a pretty slick elf ranger costume he and his mom had made.
More than once, I think, Mike and I took advantage of the trick-or-treat scheduling differences between the village of Hartville itself – where he lived – and Lake Township: One usually scheduled it on Halloween proper, while the other set it on the closest preceding weekend night, or something like that, making it possible for us to hit both of our neighborhoods. I seem to think we also really liked going out in the early hours of trick-or-treat, dropping off our candy haul at home, and then going back out after dark to roam the neighborhood and try to scare the kids we knew.
Other bits and pieces nicely caught up in this photo: The Halloween decorations – store-bought and handmade alike – that my mom put out every year; the long-gone brick fireplace and wood paneling of our family room; the wooden set of coasters in their little boxy holder up there on the mantle (these go back practically to the beginning of my memory).
For all the dorkiness captured in this picture – of me, that is; nothing against our family decor – I remain oddly proud of this costume, since I made the whole thing myself.
Plus: Foil hat.


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I was getting ready for the BlackWater Shoot held yeaterday and today. I was practicing with my 23 and it started to fail to feed. I pulled the slide and noticed a small peice of metal fall out. It was the left rear frame rail - the metal broke - called Glock and they said send it back and we will replace the frame. Next up was my 17. Used it at our Monday night match to be sure it would work. The front sight disappeared! No replacement in hand so I went to the 34. Finished the match but at the practice range, the trigger was not returning - broken trigger spring - place it. Well Sat I choose to use my 19 - TFO's - easy handling for indoor shoot houses - etc. Well, on the practice plate rack it started to double on every shot. It was a kinked safety punger spring! I was very surprized. That is one spring that never failed me. Well I changed it and shot the match. The 2 steel stages killed me - clean but slow - shooting under them - must have been pull the triger. OK on the rest of the stages - got a dumb hostage but that's my lack of attention.
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Pepcid mini-dose I should have had my presciption for the 10 mg size, because the maximum I can stand without getting a migraine is about 4 mg. It's work nightly shaving off about that amount from a 40 mg pill.
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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Chapter 3.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. Who does Coomy initially ask for help when Nariman is brought home with an injured ankle?
(a) Their neighbor Dr. Fitter.
(b) The men who brought him home.
(c) She did not ask for help.
(d) Their regular doctor, Dr. Tarapore.
2. When Roxana and her family arrive for dinner, what is Coomy's reaction?
(a) She grumbles that they are always on time.
(b) She grumbles that they are always early.
(c) She grumbles that they never bring anything.
(d) She grumbles that they are always late.
3. How are Murad and Jehangir instructed to act when they arrive at Nariman's home?
(a) They are told to play quietly.
(b) They are not given instructions.
(c) They are told to sit on the floor.
(d) They are told to sit like statues.
4. How does Jal explain the constant hammering that Yezad asks about?
(a) He says it is their crazy neighbor.
(b) He says it is the apartment manager.
(c) He says their neighbor is a carpenter.
(d) He says it is the neighbor's children playing.
5. What happens as the Chenoys wait at the bus stop?
(a) Roxana is abducted.
(b) Murad and Jehangir get in a fight.
(c) Yezad is beaten and robbed.
(d) They are accosted by a pair of drunks.
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1. How long will Nariman have to care for his foot?
2. What relation is Roxana to Jal and Coomy?
3. What does Jehangir reveal to his family that he wants to write a book about?
4. What is the predominant mood of the dinner party?
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This article about Tupperware's efforts to expand its brand identity beyond food storage by staging a publicity event called Kitchen Aphrodisiac made me laugh, though I'm not sure it was supposed to. Sex certainly sells, but will it really sell Tupperware?
In the article, Andrew Adam Newman of the New York Times writes that press invites noted that the majority of women "find it sexy when their partners cook." True that, but what this has to do with Tupperware's new salad-spinner-style crank chopper is beyond me.
By creating this gadget for men, but marketing it to women, the roundabout swirl of gender-tinged advertising makes my brain hurt. Are men so easily manipulated that if their wives or girlfriends buy them funky chopping gadgets they'll actually cook more? I wanted to find out.
So I conducted an exceptionally unscientific poll of my male cohorts, asking: "Would you be more likely to cook if your [mate] bought you a crank-style food chopper-gadget?"
They all said no. One said: "I'd admit that as a male person I'm initially attracted to gadgets, but time in the kitchen eventually teaches you to fetishize the simple, most utilitarian tools like good knives…" Another agreed: "No... I like chopping with a knife!" A third: "Knives are better, so no gadgets please." And a fourth: "I don't think I'd be pissed if I got one. I'd just think the person had a good heart and knew I liked kitchen stuff but really had no idea what he was buying."
I like Tupperware just fine, particularly their cupcake carriers, but when I want my husband to cook dinner, I try this amazingly revolutionary approach. It goes a little something like this:
"Honey? Will you cook dinner?"
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And then he cooks.
No gadgets, no manipulation. Time, money, and kitchen real estate saved.
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'Palace Killed Laurent's Acting Career'
Het Nieuwsblad reports that the protocol services of the royal palace in Brussels have prevented prince Laurent from starting an acting carreer in 1995. When Belgian film director Rob Van Eyck was making the short move 'Berncastel', with Wendy van Wanten as a woman who commits suicide, he got to know prince Laurent. The prince called actress Wendy van Wanten so frequently that the director once answered the phone instead and replied: 'monseigneur, an actress who doesn't work costs the whole team a lot of money', after which the prince apologized. With Wendy as mediator, the prince asked van Eyck if there wasn't a part in a next movie that he could play, van Eyck was asked to send his proposal to the royal palace.
Shortly after this request, an Eyck however received a fax from the protocol service of the palace, which said that such a thing would be impossible. In a reaction prince Laurent says he can not remember this, but he adds: 'I know several movie directors. I would like to play in a movie, but preferably in a comedy.'Filed under Belgian Royals
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AP Interview: Perdue, Kingston talk taxes
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ATLANTA (AP) -- The Associated Press sat down recently with the two Republicans competing for Georgia's open Senate seat to discuss three key issues. Rep. Jack Kingston of Savannah and former Dollar General CEO David Perdue will meet in a runoff July 22, and the winner will face Democrat Michelle Nunn in the fall. Below is a discussion on tax reform and how to tackle the nation's $17.5 trillion debt. Candidate remarks have been edited in some places for length.
AP: Do you believe the United States can substantially reduce its debt by only cutting spending and not seeking additional sources of revenue, and what sort of additional revenues might be possible?
KINGSTON: I believe we have a spending problem, not a taxing problem, that we have to rein in spending. There is a lot of duplications. For example, there are 47 different federal job training programs. And that would mean 47 managers, 47 locations, 47 desks, 47 sets of telephones and policies and letterheads. We actually have passed in the House a bill that consolidates those and reduces it down. And maybe you don't need (just) one but you don't need 47 federal job training programs. ... Number two, the waste of the programs. There is a 16 percent error rate in school lunch and 25 percent in school breakfast. Surely, Democrats and Republicans could agree on let's go after that kind of documented waste that the inspectors general have pointed out.
PERDUE: First of all, I don't believe the answer to our problem is increasing taxes. That just can't happen. We've proven that time and time again. Nor do I believe that we can solve this debt crisis just by cutting spending. ... To solve the debt crisis, we have to cut spending, but we also have to get the economy going and that increases revenue without increasing taxes. We have over $2 trillion sitting offshore in foreign banks. These are U.S. profits trapped overseas because of our tax laws. We are the only developed country that has a repatriation tax law on foreign profits, and those monies inadvertently get invested over there. I think you can get bipartisan support for changing that one part of the tax code, I really do. I think that's a short-term, that can be done right now. And those dollars would come flying, I believe, back into the economy and be invested in creating capital investment and jobs.
AP: Do you believe the House and Senate should take a closer look at tax breaks, specifically corporate tax expenditures, and would you be willing to eliminate some of these tax breaks even though that would result in an effective tax increase on those businesses?
PERDUE: No, I wouldn't and the reason why is that, again, we already have a tremendous disadvantage. These are job creators, these are people that reinvest capital, they reinvest properties, they create jobs. And we have them already at a tremendous disadvantage against foreign competitors. Let me give you an example, our 35 percent corporate tax rate on manufacturing in the United States is competing with someone let's say in Malaysia at a 16 or 17 percent corporate tax rate. ... What we've had is 100 years of Congress and various administrations using taxes to direct activity, and how people operate. I believe that has put us at a tremendous disadvantage. There are deductions and things in the code that run counter to each other. It's a very confusing and expensive burden on not only businesses but individuals. I have become a student of the fair tax, and I think it absolutely would level the playing field with foreign competitors and bring some manufacturing jobs back to the U.S. So I have become not only a supporter of that, but a proponent of that. So you say, how do you get the economy going again? It's a very broad answer. But the number one thing to do to solve the debt crisis is to get the economy going again like we did in the 80s.
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Governor LePage, DEP Commissioner Aho Announce State Employees, Retirees Raise $270,000 For Charity
December 21, 2012
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Through a combined charitable appeal, current and former State employees have raised more than $6 million for hundreds of causes over the past three plus decades
AUGUSTA – State employees and retirees reflect the generous spirit of the state they serve, having raised $270,000 for charity in just two months through the 33rd annual Maine State Employees' Combined Charitable Appeal (MSECCA).
Governor Paul R. LePage and Maine Department of Environmental Protection Commissioner Patricia Aho, who served as this year's campaign chair, announced that amount Friday afternoon in the Cabinet Room at a celebration of the volunteers from each State agency who coordinated the contributions of their colleagues.
Governor LePage and the Commissioner, who both donated through MSECCA, personally thanked each volunteer for their service to the campaign, and the State.
"We are a state known for helping our neighbors so it does not surprise me that this year's campaign was successful despite national economic challenges," the Governor said. "I – and the charities that benefit from MSECCA – are appreciative of the compassion and contributions of the 1,200 employees and retirees who donated this year. The generosity of all who gave will make an enormous difference in the lives of many. It is food in the cupboards and oil in the tanks of those who would have otherwise had none. Christmas will be more cheerful and the winter a little warmer."
During its 33-year history, around $6.5 million has been raised through MSECCA making it one of Maine's most meaningful workplace giving campaigns.
"We are all part of a collective family we call Maine and through this campaign, we came together to lend our family members in need a hand-up. I am heartened by the generosity of State employees and retirees whose contributions create hope and opportunity," Commissioner Aho said. "MSECCA is a shining example of the spirit of this season, but the money it raises brightens lives year-round."
Through the campaign, State workers and retirees show their collaborative commitment to their communities by contributing through one-time gifts or scheduled payroll/retirement deductions. Hundreds of charities are affiliated with the campaign through participating federations, but donors can also direct monetary gifts to any organization of their choice not listed. Monies raised through the 2012 campaign will be distributed starting this January.


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In this file photo of Feb. 27, 1993, police and firefighters inspect the bomb creater inside an underground parking garage of New York's World Trade Center the day after an explosion tore through it. Twenty years ago a group of terrorists blew up explosives under one of the towers, killing six people and ushering in an era of terrorism on American soil.(AP Photo/Richard Drew, File)
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