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Addressing a press conference here, President PTI Hyderabad Chapter, Dr Munstansar Billa strongly condemned the ruthless killings of innocent PTI worker and his brothers and said that Faisal Mughal and his brother Ali Mughal were injured in a targeted attack and his brother Hadi Bux Mughal , who was army official, was killed.
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i have bleached my hair from jet black to platnium at home in 2 weeks!! And i swear by Joico K-PAK!! It is protein based and is amazing. Im back to brown hair now and i still use it, i can not tell you how much it has saved my hair!
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sunsilk or pantene for colored hair. sunsilk makes my hair soft and shiney. so does pantene.
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In celebration of International Women's Day 2015, the IAEA hosted another riveting panel discussion, this time focusing on powerful women serving on academic, national and international boards, and at the head of international organisations.
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dc.contributor.author | Aldaz, Raul. | |
dc.contributor.other | Baylor University. Dept. of Economics. | en |
dc.date.copyright | 2007 | |
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dc.description.abstract | A familiar proposition from the literature on geography, institutions, and economic performance is that certain natural resources like mineral deposits or cash crops can create a "resource curse." In Ecuador, cash crops production did not create this effect. Instead, the agrarian institutions in provinces with cash crops production allowed more wealth accumulation than the institutions of the provinces where these products were not available. This paper argues that sixteenth-century population differences across Ecuadorian regions led to distinct agrarian institutions, and that the evolution of these institutions perpetuated specific economic outcomes. In particular, the Ecuadorian highlands had more extractive agricultural institutions than the coast. This institutional variation might explain why the coastal provinces rely less on agriculture today despite producing cash crops. Statistical analysis suggests that institutional differences might explain why the Ecuadorian coast has a higher per capita income and less extreme poverty than the provinces in the highlands. | en |
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dc.subject | Ecuador -- History -- 16th century. | en |
dc.subject | Ecuador -- Economic conditions. | en |
dc.title | Geography, history, and economic performance: the emergence and evolution of agrarian institutions in Ecuador. | en |
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Add a CommentI was entranced by this book. It starts out with innocent Anna, hanging out with her best friend Jay and living with her loving adopted mother. We find out that Anna has enhanced senses; for example, she can hear and smell for a one-mile radius. One night, Jay takes her to a club where she has an, interesting, encounter with Kaiden. It leaves her shaken, and when she starts looking for answers, she gets pulled into a world she couldn't have perceived and learns that even in this new, scary, strange world, she may be the strangest of her kind.
The only thing I didn't like about this book was (Spoiler) after Kaiden says to stay away after Halloween, Anna's character seems to weaken and she gets really depressed. I thought it was annoying, but it didn't last too long.
Though the story keeps you spinning in circles at times, it is beyond worth the read. The whole angel vs. demons is really well done and the concept is really interesting; moving beyond the plain good vs. evil. There are a good number of surprises and all the characters are thorough and interesting in their own ways. As Anna falls in love with a certain guy (cough cough Kaiden) and becomes a bit obsessed.., I think most readers will as well. It's definitely worth the read for the characters, dialogue, romance, and adventure!!
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JERUSALEM, Israel - When the ban on new housing starts in Judea and Samaria - the West Bank - ended three weeks ago, Israelis resumed construction on 544 new homes, The Associated Press reported on Thursday.
"The actual number is likely higher," AP stated, after reportedly surveying 16 communities where they spoke with construction crews and mayors. They also conducted a telephone survey of more than four dozen communities.
The renewed construction "has jeopardized peace talks re-launched only last month... and could make the daunting task of partitioning the land even more difficult," the article stated, noting that "the current pace is more than four times faster" than in recent years.
On Tuesday, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu tried to put the recently restarted talks between Israel and the Palestinians in their proper historical context.
At a ceremony marking the 15th anniversary of the assassination of Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin - signatory of the Oslo Accords - Netanyahu quoted from the slain leader's last speech before the Knesset, Israel's parliament, in which he talked of a future Palestinian enterprise vis-à-vis the Jewish state.
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"We would like this to be an entity, which is less than a state and which will independently run the lives of the Palestinians under its authority," the prime minister said.
Rabin said Israel's final borders would be beyond the armistice lines that existed before the 1967 Six Day War.
"We will not return to the 4 June 1967 lines," he said.
Jerusalem would be eternally united under Israeli sovereignty as the capital of the Jewish state, Rabin said, and the government had committed itself "not to uproot a single settlement in the framework of an interim agreement and not to hinder building for natural growth.
Fifteen years later, despite the Israeli government's persistent efforts, neither the Fatah-dominated Palestinian Authority nor Hamas, the Palestinian faction ruling the Gaza Strip, seem willing to work toward any kind of mutually acceptable arrangement.
In view of the more than 300,000 Israelis living in 120 established towns and cities in Israel's biblical heartland, 544 new homes hardly seems disproportionate.
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In the field of supply chain management, there is a world of difference between how the public and private sectors operate.
World-class supply chains — such as those operated by Wal-Mart, Federal Express and Caterpillar Inc. — all demonstrate order-to-receipt times of two days or less, with near-perfect probability and considerable robustness to respond to unexpected contingencies and surge requirements.
By contrast, public-sector supply chains, such as the Defense Department's logistics systems, average about four weeks — when parts are on the shelf — and are not highly dependable or very flexible.
Yet the public sector still fiercely resists the move to world-class supply chains, despite the huge potential benefits in responsiveness, dependability, robustness and lower costs.
The tools for implementing a modern supply chain in the public sector are available and proven:
Instant, worldwide communications.
Interoperable, flexible and secure information technology.
Remote diagnostics and automated decision-making aids.
Modern, high-speed transportation.
Furthermore, the demand for the change has been growing as more and more public-sector workers see the benefits of supply chain management in their private lives, where the Internet makes it possible to get enhanced services at lower costs in everything from shopping and bill payments to theater tickets and travel arrangements.
There are several reasons for the resistance. Perhaps the most significant is that at each point in the chain — purchasing, finance, maintenance, inventory management, transportation, decision-making, manufacturing, engineering and forecasting — people feel their jobs are threatened. They are also comfortable with the old way of doing business. "It works, so why change it?" they say.
Then there are regulatory and legislative rules that discourage such changes. And there are all of the usual cultural barriers that so effectively hamper change in any monopoly environment.
Remember that there is essentially no competitive market operating here, even though the functions are often identical to those being achieved in the private sector.
The status quo, though, comes with significant risks. Take DOD, for example. Officials spend more than $80 billion annually on logistics support. As demonstrated in both the first and second Persian Gulf wars, where our warfighting capability greatly exceeded our logistics performance, the metrics clearly indicate that they do not do a world-class job, as measured in responsiveness, reliability, flexibility or, particularly, costs.
Commercial firms have found that significant performance improvements can lower costs by 10 percent to 30 percent. In this case, even a 10 percent
savings would free up $8 billion annually for much-needed military equipment modernization.
This, of course, leads to the obvious question: What will it take for the public sector to make the change? Based on a study of many successful transformations of supply chains in the commercial sector and a significant number of public-sector attempts and, more recently, partial successes, seven themes emerge for successful transformation.
1. Have committed, high-level leadership.
To capitalize on modern, information-based supply chain effectiveness and efficiencies, and to change the way an organization does business, leaders at the very top levels must get personally involved. It must be one of their top priorities. Otherwise, the barriers to change are too great.
2. Focus on core competencies and compete the rest.
Based on detailed value chain analyses, it is necessary to examine which elements of the overall end-to-end system are "inherently governmental" and/or are truly core competencies of the organization. One must then be willing to put the rest out for bid, including public/private competitions. Competition is the critical incentive needed to achieve higher performance at lower cost.
3. Outsource whenever it's appropriate.
There are organizations whose core competencies lie in many of the elements of the supply chain, and whose performance and costs are market-tested everyday. Take full advantage of them while always maintaining a competitive environment. The results indicate far higher performance and 30 percent lower costs on average when "best value" competitions are used.
4. Develop a customer focus.
Rather than focusing on a process or efficiency, world-class
operations have found that emphasizing and providing maximum end-user value will result in far greater customer satisfaction and lower costs, because money will be spent where it matters most.
5. Minimize distrust and stress security and confidentiality.
Through continuously working together and through demonstrated dependability, public and private organizations can overcome distrust. This is clearly the greatest of the cultural barriers to successful supply chain management, especially across organizations. Similarly, security/confidentiality concerns must be overcome — through explicit focus and, again, through demonstration.
6. Use the right metrics and link incentives to them.
Too often, the metrics utilized are process oriented or are only subelements of the overall supply chain. Rather, they must be end-to-end performance and cost measures, and contracts must be written to suppliers so that they contain incentives that are directly linked to those measures.
7. Adopt proven supply chain technology.
The private sector found that investments in technology — both hardware and software — were essential and would quickly pay for themselves in savings. However, this was only true if they utilized proven, off-the-shelf elements. Instead of customizing an approach that simply digitized their current processes, companies realized benefits only when they changed their processes to match the world-class approaches represented by the commercial processes.
Overall, the most critical of these seven themes is the first. Without strong top-management priority and leadership, the results will be many speeches but very slow, if any, progress. However, with such leadership — and using the lessons learned in the other six areas — the public sector can truly become world-class. Both users and taxpayers deserve such results.
Gansler is a professor at the University of Maryland School of Public Affairs, where he holds the Roger C. Lipitz Chair in Public Policy and Private Enterprise. Luby is a partner in IBM Business Consulting Services, where he leads the company's public-sector Supply Chain and Operations Solutions practice. Gansler and Luby recently edited "Transforming Government Supply Chain Management" (Rowman and Littlefield, 2003), from which this article is adapted.
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The evening will include family activities, music and entertainment, a Q&A session and remarks by Mayor Linder and other community representatives.
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For Brent Jacquette, his time could be better served enjoying the moments of his day when he's not trying to make the Widener men's soccer team better through recruiting and working on drills. But in addition to doing all of that he's in the Chester community and its surrounding suburbs working diligently on the Chester-Upland's "Soccer for Success" program.
Soccer for Success is a program that was started just last year with Jacquette as director to inspire and empower Chester's youth using soccer as a conduit.
Naturally kids learn how to pass and shoot, but Jacquette and his staff also preach what is called the "four pillars" of success:
- Physical activity
- Nutrition
- Mentorship
- Family Engagement
The great strides Soccer for Success has made since its inception has now been recognized by Major League Soccer.
On Friday, July 12 the League announced that Jacquette was selected as a finalist for its Community MVP award, given to a community leader that "uses the world's game to make a difference on a local level," according to MLS chief administrative officer JoAnn Neale.
In the Soccer for Success program, participants are encouraged to have 60 minutes of physical activity a day, followed by making the correct nutritional choices.
Coaches function as mentors to emphasize teamwork and dedication, while also providing a safe and fun setting. When the hour is up, it is almost impossible to get the kids to wind down and head inside.
Vote Soccer for Success director Brent Jacquette for MLSWORKS Community MVP: http://bit.ly/JacquetteVote
Now you have a chance to show your appreciation for Jacquette's selfless act of civic responsibility. Fan voting has opened for the MLS Community MVP. Vote now through July 25 using this link: http://bit.ly/JacquetteVote. You can also show your vote of support by copy and pasting this post on Twitter: "I vote for the @MLSWORKS @WellsFargo @PhilaUnion #CommunityMVP"
Voting ends on July 25 at noon. The grand prize winner will be announced on Friday, July 25 at 2pm ET via twitter by @MLSWORKS.
Help us make sure that when the votes are tallied, the winner is Jacquette for all that he does each day in the Chester community.
Philadelphia Union and The Philadelphia Union Foundation will hold their fourth annual River Cup on September 6 at 11:30 a.m., the club announced today. The one of a kind event features the Union front office and technical staff against the Union supporters group, the Sons of Ben, in a spirited match on the pitch at PPL Park. However, this year the fun doesn't stop when the game ends. Guests are invited to stay and check out the inaugural "Delaware River Craft Brewfest" that will be held on Toyota Plaza as well as cheer on Philadelphia Union as they take on Toronto FC live from Canada on the video board inside PPL Park.
Combination River Cup and Brewfest tickets, as well as individual River Cup tickets, will be available for purchase via PhiladelphiaUnion.com or at the PPL Park Box Office. All proceeds from River Cup will benefit The Philadelphia Union Foundation.
"We are about tradition at Philadelphia Union and The Philadelphia Union Foundation," said Rick Jacobs, Executive Director of the Philadelphia Union Foundation. "That's why we are so excited to continue the tradition of our River Cup, now in our fourth year. There's no better way to raise money for our Foundation Building Blocks than partnering with Sons of Ben, the most committed and loyal supporters group in all of MLS."
The Delaware River Craft Brewfest includes live music and entertainment, gourmet food options, and a variety of vendors, including over 100 breweries. The event will feature a sampling of the best crafts, imports and ciders from the United States and around the world. Samples of limited-release beers such as Goose Island Bourbon County and Scratch Series from Troegs will also be available. Breweries on site include Victory, Troegs, Anchor, Rogue, Full Sail, Evolution, Starr Hill, Long Trail, Goose Island, Old Dominion, Lancaster and Magic Hat.
"The Sons of Ben are again excited to participate in the River Cup with the Philadelphia Union Foundation," said Sons of Ben President Kenny Hanson. "We are just as equally excited to be a part of raising money for such a great cause, the Philadelphia Union Foundation."
Tickets starting at $35 are available through PhiladelphiaUnion.com , by phone at 1-800-298-4200 or in person at the PPL Park box office. Designated Driver Tickets are available at $10. All ticket purchasers must be 21 or older to attend and must present a valid photo ID at the gate. Ticket purchasers during the first week of the on-sale will receive a free commemorative limited edition beer glass.
VIP Session tickets will kick off the festival from 2:00–3:00 p.m. with a special firkin tapping, VIP Parking, and the ability to talk to brewers and taste exclusive beers that will not be served in the general session. General Session will run from 3:00 p.m. – 6:00 p.m. Both VIP and general session tickets will include a souvenir tasting glass.
Life wasn't always easy for Raymon Gaddis and Andre Blake.
Professional soccer has always been a dream but getting here was half the battle.
Gaddis and Blake were born worlds apart, one hails from a small town in Jamaica while the other calls the American Midwest home. From the outside these may seem like opposite ends of the residential spectrum but dreams manifest themselves no matter the circumstances. But for these two being a professional soccer player was the only occupation they believed in.
As both players find themselves productive members of an American professional soccer team it would be understandable for them to think their jobs were done but this could not be further from the truth.
This sense of responsibility led both players to the Boys and Girls Club of Delaware on an overcast Wednesday evening to share their stories with a group of young Wilmington, Delaware children whose circumstances bear a striking resemblance to the player's upbringing.
"Everyday that I play for the Philadelphia Union I don't take it for granted and I feel a sense of responsibility to the community because I made it out of my circumstances," Gaddis said during a recent interview
Most of the children in the crowd were members of Mike's TEAM a mentoring program where volunteers from the surrounding area come once a week for an hour session where the volunteer helps a child with homework, academic practices, and life-skills. Many of the children come from low-income families and Mike's TEAM provides them with a positive environment where they can focus on achieving their goals.
The organization has a three-fold mission statement that promotes the self-worth of youth, enables youths to make positive life choices, and finally strives to improve their lives, and communities.
A place like this oozes positivity, but reinforcement from those that have lived that life is what can make all the difference for these aspiring young minds.
Enter Raymon Gaddis and Andre Blake.
When Gaddis and Blake arrived at the event many of the children had a vague idea of who the Philadelphia Union were and what the club stands for. Like most young people the minute they heard professional athlete their ears perked up and they became fully invested in what the players had to say.
Andre Blake and the kids of the Wilmington Boys & Girls Club share a laugh during a meet and greet Wednesday
"To see successful, professional athletes and hear stories about the adversity they encountered as young people was very powerful for the Club's youth. It was moving to see the kids understand that these players faced challenges similar to their own," said Mike's TEAM Executive Director Megan Kneisl-Faulkner.
Looking around the at the young, impressionable faces, many sat wide-eyed listening to the two players speak, for the kids it was a moment they won't soon forget, but the same goes for both players.
"I feel like I can relate so much to these kids, and I hope that my message can stick with them whenever they are going through tough times or facing adversity. They can think back to today and what I have gone through to get here," said Blake.
The key word from the entire day was adversity, and not simply how to deal with it, but how to overcome it. Both Ray and Andre used the word extensively in their discussions with the kids, because they understand the importance of succeeding through the hard times.
For them success isn't necessarily all about becoming a professional athlete, it's also about becoming a good person. Both players made sure to remind the kids that while it may have been their dream to be professional athletes, it's not only about what you want to be, but the journey you take to get there.
The players stressed that this journey is going to be full of adversity, and sacrifices are going to have to be made. Ray described keeping his "eye on the prize" while some of his closest friends were making the wrong choices he had to remain stalwart in his mission.
Both players admitted it can be hard because often what others are doing around you is more "fun" then extra time in the weight room or a weekend study session, but these are what make you successful.
Success isn't measured by the car you drive or the house you live in, true success is defined by the person you are, both players know that events like this are where they can truly articulate this message, and why they are so inclined to come to places like the Boys and Girls Club.
Ray and Andre were once the kids they spoke to, they grew up facing challenges on a daily basis that required them to make tough choices, but the right choices.
"My senior year of high school a group of guys that I hung with decided to rob a store, I told them it wasn't right, and I literally walked the other way," Gaddis recalled. "A couple of them got caught and I was grateful I chose to turn the other way. That's a prime example of choices, and I always had ambitions of doing more."
This type of experience has a profound impact on a human being, you look back in life and value the right choices you made because they are what make you into the person you are today. It's also experiences like this that make Ray and Andre want to give back to the community.
They have seen people close to them make the wrong choices and let adversity define their lives.
It's the mission of both players to communicate to all young people they come in contact with how to take that adversity and use it as motivation to do well in life.
A significant California trip where points are vital and a recent Jamaican national team call-up remain the focus of both players but these professional responsibilities don't take away from the profounder parts of the job description.
"These guys are great! I think the Union is my new favorite team," said Jaseem, a young Mike's TEAM participant.
The children of the Boys and Girls Club of Delaware and Mike's TEAM are the real teammates on this day.
- Written by Philadelphia Union digital media intern Doug Ammon
Last Saturday, the Philadelphia Union honored the family of tri-state soccer legend in Stan Koziol.
Koziol, affectionately known as "Stas" or "Stosh," passed after a battle with leukemia.
He was 48.
He is survived by his wife Margret and his two children Nicole and Matthew.
Before the match against D.C. United, the Philadelphia Union Foundation presented a check to the Koziol family in the amount of $3,500. However, as a result of our fans and constituents, the Foundation raised an additional $1,500 and reissued a $5,000 check to the family.
A native of Clifton, N.J., Koziol attended Loyola (Md.) University where he was a two-time All American and still holds the program record for assists. Following college, he turned professional where he enjoyed an eight-year career playing in the old American Professional Soccer League (APSL) for the Maryland Bays (1988) and the Boston Bolts (1989-90). He played internationally for the Puerto Rican national team during qualifying for the 1994 FIFA World Cup and had a fantastic indoor career, playing for the Baltimore Blast (1989-90), Hershey Impact (1991-92) and Canton Invaders (1992-93).
Through the many stops of his illustrious career, Koziol made many friends along the way. Philadelphia Union CEO and managing partner Nick Sakiewicz considered Koziol one of his dearest – family even.
"Stas was like family and a dear friend whose tenacity on the soccer pitch followed him off the pitch and throughout his life," Sakiewicz said. "It has been an honor to compete against him, play with him and, most importantly, to have known him for most of our lives starting with growing up on the streets of northern New Jersey playing soccer. Stas touched so many lives. We will all miss him immensely."
On behalf of the Philadelphia Union Foundation and the entire Philadelphia Union family, we'd like to thank all those that contributed to support the family of our fallen friend.
A helping hand is sometimes all that is needed.
On Thursday April 10, humanitarians from all over the Philadelphia sports landscape and beyond convened for the first ever Eagles Care Summit.
Representatives from the Philadelphia Union, Eagles, Sixers, Flyers, and over 45 non-profit organizations from Pennsylvania, New Jersey and Delaware came together at the Eagles training facility -- the NovaCare Complex, to share best practices used to strengthen community relationships.
Widely considered as a leading provider for the Chester community, the Philadelphia Union had representatives speaking throughout the Care Summit, including Executive Director of the Philadelphia Union Foundation Rick Jacobs and the Union's Director of Communications Aimee Cicero.
"There were opportunities for us and the other professional sports teams to talk about our current work in the community through the Foundation," said Jacobs. "We were able to listen in on a bunch of 501 (c) (3) and view a presentation on how to build your 501 (c) (3) portfolio. I was really impressed."
"We subscribe to a belief that there is no offseason to good citizenship," said Philadelphia Eagles President Don Smolenski. Although there has been noticeable progress made within the surrounding communities, there also is more work to be done.
- To watch a video recap of the Eagles Care Summit, click here.
Philadelphia Eagles Community Relations Director Julie Hirshey added:
"The inspiration for the day was absolutely collaboration. It is no secret that working together by sharing knowledge and experiences, especially in the Delaware Valley region, will produce more of an everlasting impact on the community.
The majority of the Summit breakout sessions featured informative topics including fundraising, social media, board development, special events, marketing, ticket sales, player appearances and donation requests.
"The fact that the Eagles were able to collect two really significant groups that we connect to was a huge success," said Jacobs.
"One group is the professional sports teams in the city. The ability to exchange ideas, listen to how they do their work each day was really impactful. To be able to meet other non-profits and 501 (c) (3) that want to be able to partner with the professional sports teams and figure out a way to get their message out was a huge success."
The Eagles Care Summit provided vital information to help improve the already thriving Philadelphia Union Foundation. Since its inception in 2012, the Philadelphia Union Foundation has served as the heart and soul to the youth of Chester and the Greater Philadelphia Region. In 2013 alone, the Foundation has touched the lives of over 2,000 children in Chester. Using soccer as a conduit for change, the Foundation reinforces character values of integrity, effort, accountability and pride.
"Kudos to the Eagles for pulling this off. We were really pleased to participate to give information and be able to get information," said Jacobs.
With the collaboration of the most successful programs in the Philadelphia region, expect big things coming from the Philadelphia Union Foundation in the upcoming years.
For more information on the Philadelphia Union Foundation and its mission, visit: www.philadelphiaunion.com/foundation
On Thursday April 3, the Philadelphia Union partnered with the Chester Business Association, Chester City's Workforce Development Office, and the Chester Education Foundation to lead mock interviews with students of Chester High School and the Science Technology Engineering and Mathematics (S.T.E.M.) Academy.
The workshop was designed to help sharpen the interview skills of the graduating senior class and to provide firsthand advice on resume-building and the job application process.
Over 200 students were invited to the Chester High School library to participate in mock interviews and discussions focused on enhancing their competence and comfort while searching for a job. Students sat down with representatives from the Union and other local businesses and were interviewed one-on-one to simulate the actual interview process. The interviews lasted ten minutes, and were immediately followed by a feedback session.
The interviewer worked with the student to highlight areas of strength during the interview as well as aspects where the student could improve or expand on their answers in subsequent interviews. This review period also allowed the students to ask questions of the interviewer related to the interview process and their own career paths.
The day also consisted of a work readiness presentation, where students attended a speech that included advice on how to enhance their marketability. They were able to ask questions about the best way to present themselves during an interview, and to inquire about how to start the job process itself. This was followed by a resume help session, where professionals in the community helped each student create, update, and customize their resumes.
"This is such a valuable opportunity for students and interviewers alike. The students from Chester High School and surrounding schools entered slightly nervous, but very eager to participate," said Leah Moore, Philadelphia Union's Manager of Business Development and Foundation with the Philadelphia Union. "The interviewers had a few minutes to really simulate the interview process. The segment directly following the mock interview provided students with the opportunity to immediately review their experience and also allowed the interviewers to discuss their reactions. The interview process is challenging, but with a little practice and mentorship, it becomes a lot less daunting. Overall, this program established a platform for growth in the important and challenging professional development arena. "
The workshop was a resounding success. This was an excellent opportunity for students to prepare themselves for the future, while the volunteers for the Philadelphia Union were able to give back to the Chester community by sharing their experiences and advice.
Thank YOU! With your help, we raised in excess of $120,000 in net proceeds from our 2nd Annual Cocktails and Cleats celebration on March 12th. These contributions will be instrumental in advancing our mission of providing opportunities for children through the power of relationships and transformation. A change in the areas of: education, community, health and recreation. |
Thanks to your support, we will be able to continue to provide these programs and opportunities to the youth of Chester and the Greater Philadelphia Region. Character development, enhanced academic performance and nutritional education remain the focal points of the Foundation's programming initiatives. Your contributions will serve to ensure that these areas continue to be both impactful and inclusive of the children we serve. The evening also provided an opportunity to highlight the good work of two friends and soccer partners in our community. We were honored to recognize and celebrate the outstanding achievements of legendary coach and US National Team Player, Pennsylvania's favorite son, Walter Bahr and Philadelphia's own Bob Kozlowski; teacher, coach, administrator and loyal volunteer. These two men underscore the idea that, together, we can Be The Change! Your contribution will allow the Foundation to continue to promote the character values of integrity, effort, accountability and pride. Thanks again for your willingness to change a generation, one relationship at a time. |
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On Friday, Jan. 31, the Philadelphia Union Foundation hosted a PowerPoint presentation to students at YSC Academy to discuss the importance of giving back to the community. The presentation primarily focused on educating youth and promoting values such as integrity, trust, respect and accountability.
The event addressed how soccer can be used as a tool for social change. Rick Jacobs, the keynote speaker and executive director of the Philadelphia Union Foundation, discussed how students now have a chance to change their community by giving back in their own unique way.
Students here have the opportunity to get something from the game and have the chance to give back. "The plan is to go beyond the soccer fields and give back, because that's what it's all about," said Jacobs.
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Many athletes are living examples that excellence is a reinforcing value for success. Jacobs went on to connect the game of soccer to real life. "In a game, you are constantly thinking about the next play. Where am I taking this touch? Where is my next pass going? Where can I change the game?" said Jacobs. "In life, your vision should always be up. Look to see where you can make the greatest impact -- where can I make a change?"
While the Foundation is still young, it has already completed many projects. As part of its efforts to give back to the community, the presentation reiterated the critical need for change in Chester. Jacobs encouraged students to think about what they can do to make a difference in Chester.
"You can't do 1,000 things, but one small thing can make a difference," said Jacobs who believes that giving back and helping out within the community is something that everyone should be involved with.
The Foundation presentation not only focused on giving back, but also becoming a well-rounded person. It aims to provide a positive impact in character development by developing athletes into men that can connect the skills learned on the field to real life. "It is important to complete the circle," said Jacobs. "Not only developing as an athlete, but as a person and player."
The YSC Academy students understand that giving as much on the field as off the field is the ultimate success in life. The off field wins can be seen through volunteering with charitable outreach programs and community initiatives. The students already came up with their own ideas such as Breast Cancer Awareness walks, soccer tennis tournament and AIDS and HIV fundraisers.
After the warming applause, the students broke into groups to continue working on their community projects that will be used in conjunction with the Foundation over the new few months.
Perhaps the one great thing of note: throughout the hour long presentation, Jacobs routinely came back to one phrase: "You have to willingly sacrifice."
He describes those who want the quick rewards are those who do not willingly sacrifice. To Jacobs, selfless sacrifice reap rewards down the road that becomes apart of you -- and it's this notion that can become the cornerstone for success.
For more on Philadelphia Union Foundation and its mission, visit: http://www.philadelphiaunion.com/foundation
Union intern Jaclyn Cammarata authored this report
Comcast SportsNet's Amy Fadool will emcee annual marquee event honoring Pennsylvania soccer's "favorite sons" Bahr and Kozlowski
The Philadelphia Union Foundation will hold its annual "Cocktails & Cleats" gala on Wednesday, March 12 at 6:00 p.m. at Vie in Philadelphia. The gala will feature the entire Philadelphia Union team and Technical Staff and will be emceed by Comcast SportsNet anchor and "State of the Union" host Amy Fadool.
The Philadelphia Union Foundation is dedicated to the young people of Chester and the Greater Philadelphia Region. Character development, enhanced academic performance and nutritional education remain the focal point of the Foundation's programming initiatives. Using soccer as a conduit for change, the Foundation reinforces character values of integrity, effort, accountability and pride.
Last year's Cocktails and Cleats celebration was extremely successful, netting over $50,000 to benefit the Philadelphia Union Foundation.
The night will also honor Philadelphia's own Walter Bahr with a lifetime achievement award, while Bob Kozlowski will receive the Foundation's "Building Blocks" Award. The "Building Blocks" award recognizes an individual who has shown selfless dedication to the Foundation's four Building Blocks: Community, Health, Education & Recreation in the communities of Chester and the Greater Philadelphia Region.
"The Greater Philadelphia region has such a long history with so many legendary soccer people like Walter and Bob," said Philadelphia Union CEO & Operating Partner Nick Sakiewicz. "The Philadelphia Union and The Philadelphia Foundation are fortunate to be able to honor two men who have given so much to our city, our state, our country and to the game that we all love. We feel privileged that both Walter and Bob are allowing us to share their wonderful achievements on and off the pitch at our second annual Cocktails & Cleats celebration."
Bahr is considered to be one of the greatest soccer players that the United States has ever produced. The long-time captain of the U.S. Men's National Team and a member of the 1948 Olympic team, Bahr led the 1950 World Cup squad to a historic 1-0 defeat of England, which is considered to be one of the biggest upsets in sports history. After retiring from an illustrious playing career, Bahr went on to coach the men's soccer teams at Temple and Penn State Universities, leading the Nittany Lions to 14 NCAA Tournaments.
"The Philadelphia Union Foundation is pleased to honor Bob Kozlowski as recipient of our "Building Blocks" Award and to recognize Walter Bahr for his distinguished service to soccer," said Philadelphia Union Foundation Chairman Mike Curry. "The Foundation "provides opportunities for children through the power of relationships to offer transformational change." Bob and Walter are wonderful examples of how generosity and commitment to helping others provides the fuel for transformational change. Their impact to soccer and our community are worthy of recognition and we are grateful for the opportunity to celebrate their contributions.
Kozlowski has been very active in the Pennsylvania soccer community for over 40 years as a dedicated teacher, volunteer and community leader. As president of the Southeastern Pennsylvania Soccer Hall of Fame, Kozlowski is the originator and director of the organization's "Coats for Chester" campaign, which has collected and distributed thousands of coats in the city over the past three years. He was the recipient of the Philadelphia Union's Hometown Hero award in 2012 for his work in the community, and was inducted into the Southeastern Pennsylvania Soccer Hall of Fame. His tireless efforts have made a lasting impact on a new generation of soccer enthusiasts.
For more information on how to become a sponsor or to register for this year's event, please visit http://www.philadelphiaunion.com/foundation/cocktailscleats/sponsors
Keystone Sports and Entertainment, LLC, is the ownership group of Philadelphia Union led by CEO & Operating Partner Nick Sakiewicz. The group launched the Philadelphia Union's inaugural season on March 25, 2010 and opened PPL Park on June 27, 2010. Since joining the MLS, the Union have faced off against European powers Celtic FC, Manchester United, Everton, Real Madrid, Schalke 04, Aston Villa, Stoke City FC and Mexican powers Chivas de Guadalajara and Pumas UNAM. PPL Park holds approximately 18,500 seats and has hosted various events such as the 2012 MLS All-Star Game, USWNT vs. China, 2012 Army/Navy Soccer Cup, 2012 and 2013 Big East Men's Soccer Championship and 2011 and 2012 USA Sevens Collegiate Rugby Championships and the 2013 Men's College Cup. For more information about Philadelphia Union, visit www.philadelphiaunion.com
The Philadelphia Union Foundation is a registered 501c3 in the vision of Philadelphia Union, a professional soccer team that participates in Major League Soccer (MLS). The Foundation provides opportunities for children through the power of relationships to offer transformational change in the areas of education, community, health and recreation. It is our aim to have a positive impact on these children with respect to character development, academic performance and physical well being. Philadelphia Union Foundation will use soccer as a conduit for change by reinforcing character values of integrity, effort, accountability and pride. For more information on The Philadelphia Union Foundation, visit www.philadelphiaunion.com/foundation.


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