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I had my ultrasound last week when I was 20 weeks 3 days. The tech said my baby was "about 11 oz." My midwife called me and said she wants to send me to a maternal fetal medicine place so they can recheck that weight because she said it is in the 4% for weight of babies at that age. I'm trying not to be too concerned but I can't help but think about it. Hurry up Thursday! In the meantime, I'm trying to eat more! 12 hour shift at work today, ugh! That's when I eat less but today I'm going to try to make sure I take frequent breaks to eat something!
My baby's in the 4th percentile for weight! :(
I wouldn't get too stressed about it just yet. Some babies are small! My daughter has always been in the 5-10th percentile and no one has ever been concerned because she is consistent. And ultrasounds aren't always that accurate!
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Try not to worry. My daughter is only in the 10th percentile for weight (only gained 2 pounds from her 3 yr check up to her 4 yr), but the doctor isn't worried. I would recommend what emygcl said - high protein. Good luck!
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I was 20w 0d at my appointment and our baby measured 11oz also, Dr. said that was exactly where the baby should be. Hope this helps, everything sounds just as it should for you and your baby.
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I know all we do is worry, but this one isn't so bad.
First, ultrasounds only show so much. With my entire pregnancy with my first, they kept saying he was a big baby and would be 9 lbs if I went to term. He was born 4 days past my due date at only 6.5 lbs. He's a small kid today, even at 6, and has consistently been in the 5th percentile. He's an incredibly healthy child.
Yeah, I agree with everyone else. I think 11 oz. at 20 weeks is average. I was 19 w 5d at my appt. and baby was measuring 11 oz. and 20 weeks exactly. The doc said everything looked perfect. Even the "My Pregnancy" thing on the birth board here says the baby should weigh 10 1/2 oz. at 20 weeks.
Sorry. but I think your midwife is mistaken or a lot of us would be headed to MFM. If I were you, I would call and ask her to recheck her numbers.


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Oh no. Oh no. He gained almost 200 all purpose yards last year. How will we ever replace him?
Very surprised that he signed only a 1-year deal and didn't make the trip to Denver just to see what they would offer.
Me too
It's either our OL SUCKS or Mendy's a dancer, which is which? ( don't forget your Chefon dress, anyone, agree?)
What a complete shock that he went to Arizona, I did not see that coming! I wonder when Cards fans will finally get sick of all the Steeler cast offs and retreads.
Mendy must be a glutton for punishment. He got misused in all the years that Arians was here by running right into the back of the lineman, so what does he do in his "showoff" year contract….he goes right back to it.
I'm not convinced that the Steelers handled the Mendenhall situation very well. I would have liked to have seen a healthy Mendenhall (unlike last year) with the new zone blocking scheme. Evidently, he wasn't very expensive.
Why was it a shock to you? With Bruce Arians in charge now I was expecting it! I just wonder why it was only a 1 year deal! Willie Colon may end up there also. There or in Buffalo where they already have Kraig Urbik, Keith Williams and Chris Scott all ex-Steeler o-linemen!
he wrote it as mockery. Subtext.
I'm sure his agent has ball-park numbers to throw around from various teams and this was probably the best deal (numbers wise) he could get. He's not coming off a stellar year. Little downside risk for Arizona and Mendenhall has a chance to put up respectable numbers and enter FA next year for a better deal.
I truly wish him well. All things (past issues) aside, he was a nice guy and deserves a chance.
Okay I'll except that!!
I don't think he is going to have fun running behind that O-line.
In other rb news We dodged bullet. Wells was in for physical. "Bad knees, damaged goods". Whew
Looks like the Foote contract is around $1.8MIL per season… good deal!
People know that the O-line's been a problem in recent years, yet they blamed Mendenhall for not being productive enough… WTF? He had decent years despite the O-line and got dumped before he could return to full strenght. I don't like this at all… Colbert, Tomlin et al. better make a smart plan for RBs this year… Don't count on Redman and Dwyer showing much more than they have already.
agreed… he's a patient runner and has good burst when there's an opening. he has the speed to stretch the play and get to the edge. so much for that with the committee in place now.
It always appeared to me that there was a clear distinction between the games where Mendenhall was motivated to run hard and those where he wasn't. Not all of the inconsistency was O-line related and I'll be surprised if he is still in the league 2 years from now. My other issue with him was that he did not secure the ball. His touch to fumble ratio may have been acceptable, but that never gave me much assurance when the ball was swinging 8 inches from his body as he went through the line.
I am surprised some fans think he deserved another chance with the Steelers. Even if he is cheap, he was a bit of a headache, was benched once and suspended for not showing up for a game. Not worth keeping around in my opinion. He was a decent back, but defiantly replaceable.
Well, since he didn't get the huge payday, hopefully he'll gain 1,200yrd and start all year, so at least it will improve our 2014 compensatory pick! Mendenhall wasn't a bad RB, but not showing up for a game makes him a bad teammate.
Mundy is scheduled to visit the Giants. They must not be able to retain Kenny Phillips.
We also went 8-8 soo…
i agree and think the organization could have handled things better, especially tomlin during the browns "fumble-rama" game. however, i really don't think mendenhall wanted to be a steeler anymore, or live in pittsburgh for that matter. i can only imagine what kind of letters he received after the twitter incident from the less "cultured" side of steelers nation. i don't necessarily agree with his tweet but we live in a free country and if you want to tweet stupid shit thats your right. but you have to be prepared for the consequences especially if you're in the "public-eye". i wished they could have worked something out cause he was the only zone rb we had.
It means he had not received any good offer. Nobody takes a 1 year deal if they have any mutiyear offer anywhere. So much for the bullcrap about Denver.
Are you kidding me? The guy was a basket case! Making dorogatory comments about his country; quit on his team, and never could hold on to the ball. See Ya Mendenhall !!!!
Here we go again; if Tomlin hadn't done anything, you same two would have said "we need a coach to bring some discipline to the team," Tomlin benched that idiot because he needed to be benched. And for the record, I wonder why he hasn't gotten so much attention during Free Agency? Ever think about that? Nobody is going to sign a player like that. Steelers are cleaning house, getting rid of the cancer that was spreading in that locker room. Bring on the Chemo!
Well he must haven't been misused that much.
You folks are delusional. The guy had more lives than a cat on this team. They shoulda cut him a looooong time ago. He's slow to the hole (not "patient" as some people on here seem to think), tentative once he gets there, won't get the tough yards, doesn't ever drive through tackles, and will drop to the turf if he hears footsteps. Pathetic. He thinks he's gonna resurrect his career in Arizona. Good luck. I say that ya' can't remove a zebra's stripes.
Other than the million of chances he had with the Steelers? Gimme a break.
We went 8-8 because our O-line was terrible. He had 200 all-purpose yards for the same reason as every year. He's a china doll.
To simply use him is to misuse him….
May the Lord Bless you as well.
Although I'm generally first in line to bash him and I do think there's a high probability he's a nut-case, this is actually a reasonable risk for AZ. He performed well the last year that Arians was around and $2.5mil isn't a big risk for somebody who if his health (including mental health) is in order could easily have a 1,000 yard season. That being said, I think we have our o-line in order, we could easily get a 1,000 out of Redman, Dwyer or a decent draft pick, so I'm just as happy he's gone.
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Benerofe ~ TREASURER ~ Emily Cohen Gary Joseph Andrew R. Benerofe Joseph Kaidanow ~ BOARD MEMBERS ~ ~ ADVISORY BOARD ~ Elie Abemayor, M.D. Hon. Noam Bramson Scott T. Baken Judy Chriss Grace Bennett Sonja Muller Cooper Richard A. Berman Hon. Janet DiFiore Michael D. Blechman Marcia Gordon, Ph.D. Delores Scott Brathwaite Sheldon Grebstein, Ph.D. Sean Coffey Abigail Kirsch Emily Cohen Paul Elliot Joanne Landau Melvin Federbush Patricia M. Paz Elise Flagg Susan Rothschild Frances Ginsberg, Ph.D. Sheila Stein Eugene M. Grant* Irwin Winsten Sel Hubert Rabbi Amiel Wohl Habibullah Jamal, M.D. Joseph Kaidanow Lee Katz, Ph.D. ~ EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR ~ Donald M. Landis Donna Cohen Lee Laster Richard Laster* Rita Lowenstein ~ DIRECTOR OF SPEAKERS BUREAU ~ Harris Markhoff Susan Rothschild Judy Matson Hon. Valerie Moore O'Keeffe Paulina Ribadeneyra ~ DEVELOPMENT ~ Gabriel Rosenfeld Susan Scharf Glick Michael L. Rosenthal Lilly Singer Barbara Berger Tartell Howard Unger Stefan Weinberg Daniel P. Weinreb Claudia Weisser * Chairman Emeritus Paula Yormak Be the Difference A Message from the Chairman November 3, 2011 Dear Friends, Thank you for joining us this evening. This is a very special night because we are honoring many unique individuals who truly represent what it means to Be the Difference. During his 14 years as Chairman, Richard Laster strengthened the leadership position of the Center by broadening its mission to include human rights education and by encouraging the introduction of innovative educational programs in school districts in Westchester, Putnam and Fairfield Counties. He was instrumental in supporting the production and distribution of a video of the Holocaust narrated by members of our Speakers Bureau. Lee Laster also has served as a dedicated Board member for the past 14 years. Bernard J. Rosenshein (Z"L) was an active Board member, devoted to HHREC's efforts to honor the memory of those who perished in the Holocaust. Since 2007, Mr. Rosenshein had generously underwritten the HHREC Annual Benefit, enabling the Center to reach more students and teachers in our community. We are grateful that the Rosenshein family carries on that generous tradition tonight. The members of our Speakers Bureau of Holocaust survivors, rescuers and liberators share their wartime experiences with thousands of students, teachers and community members yearly. Tonight's keynote speaker, the Honorable Janet DiFiore, District Attorney of Westchester County, has worked tirelessly in the field of human rights, particularly on behalf of victims of domestic violence. This past school year, HHREC's programs – which include the All-Day Institute for High School Student Leaders, the Educators Trip to Washington, D.C., the Passover Seder with the German School, the countywide Annual Yom HaShoah Commemoration, our Speakers Bureau and our Professional Development workshops for teachers – reached more than 40 school districts in three counties. The Speakers Bureau volunteers alone logged more than 70 presentations, reaching about 9000 individuals. How do we measure the success of our efforts? I will share with you just one of the comments received from a student this year who attended our All-Day Institute for Student Leaders: "The biggest factor in fighting for a cause is awareness. Since there is no Human Rights club in our school, we plan to start with a base, the Human Rights Awareness Club. There is strength in numbers, and we plan to educate our entire school about the violations of human rights that take place today. We hope that by making our students aware, we will inspire them to branch off into other clubs." Your support this evening will allow us to continue to expand our educational outreach pro- grams at a time when they are most sorely needed in our schools. Thank you for your con- tinuing commitment to our mission. Truly, David A. Alpert, Chairman Be the Difference Auction and Raffle Sponsors We gratefully thank and acknowledge our generous auction and raffle sponsors: A. Fishman & Son Richard Ebers Advanced Dentistry of Westchester Eden Wok Restaurant American Bistro Restaurant Enve Creative Amsterdam Marriott Enrico's of Hartsdale Angelo Mastrogiacomo Landscaping Estetica Hair Salon Anne Frank Center USA Fab Faux Aquario Restaurant Elsa and Marvin Federbush Caroline Bauman, MD Elise and Noel Flagg Beehive Armonk Folksbiene Yiddish Theatre Andrew Benerofe Fuerzabruta Betsy Hotel FujifilmCorp. Be True Yoga Gemstone Catering Berger Appliances Golden Opportunities II Sid Bernstein Hair Dimension Faygie Bienenfeld Caren Hammerman Blue Man Group Harris's Happy Hunter Hideaway BLT Steak White Plains Harry's of Hartsdale Bonnie Briar Country Club Hats by Rivka Deborah and Richard Born Rachel Heisler Bowery and Canal Walking Tours Historic Hudson Valley Bradford Portraits Hudson River Sloop Clearwater Chani Bryks Hudson Valley Renegades Buffalo Trace Distillery Hyatt Regency Greenwich CBS2 News International Center of Photography Central Animal Hospital Invitations Plus Chef Central Isabella Company City Limits Diner J. Pocker Sean and Anne Coffey Jacob Burns Film Center CollegeStep LLC Jane Mogel Interior Designs Cooke's Flowers JCC of Mid-Westchester County Tennis Club Jewels by Joanne Crabtree's Kittle House Jewish Museum Marilyn Damast Allison Kern-Adler Dance Cavise Abigail Kirsch Elizabeth DeRobertis KLM Royal Dutch Airlines Debbie and Michael Doppelt Knit and Fit Doral Arrowwood Koby Hayon Trio We apologize for any inadvertent omissions. Be the Difference Auction and Raffle Sponsors (continued) Kramer Portraits Red Lion Inn La Cremalliere Renaissance Westchester Hotel Lake Isle Country Club Brian Ripka Lee and Richard Laster Royal Green Appliances Lenny's Bagels Ruth Hendel Productions Lia Schorr Day Spa S. Sackowitz Jewelers LIFT Salmon Run Fish House Lords South Beach Hotel Sam Ash Music Corp. Lower East Side Tenement Museum Sam's of Gedney Way Luigi's of Eastchester Scarsdale Country Club Macy's Serenity Nail Salon Gail Mahler Shear Pleasure Hair Design Main Street Pediatric Dentistry Allison Siegel Martel Restaurant Michael Siegel Matisyahu Stephen Siegel Eddie Meister Darina Silverman Alan Moskin Sticks & Strings in Scarsdale Musicals Tonight! Susan Woog Wagner Photography Museum of Jewish Heritage Steiner Sports Frank Nairne Dave Stevenson Neuberger Museum of Art Stonybrook Kennel New Roc Glatt Summit Music Festival New York Botanical Garden Syon Kosher Meats New York School of Esthetics Taiim Falafel Shack New York Sports & Spinal PT Taim Home Cooking, Inc. Norman Rockwell Museum Barbara Tartell Office of Drs. Ruth & Eric Treiber Lewis Trencher Orchestra of the League of Composers Underhills Crossing Order Out of Chaos Maria Varela Paramount Center for the Arts Wallflowers Pictures by Judy Vladimir Pearlman Aesthetic Surgery WeWearit Jewelry Pinnacle Prep Westchester Chamber Music Society Amy Philo Westchester Philharmonic Orchestra Ina and Jack Polak Wicked LLC Pomegranate Anne Wiesel Prime Time Cafe Zachys Wine & Liquor Doug Proudian Blanche Zimmerman Red Hat on the River We apologize for any inadvertent omissions. Be the Difference Special Acknowledgements Amsterdam Marriott Anne Frank House, Amsterdam Helena Belloff, HHREC Student Volunteer Madeline Belloff, HHREC Student Volunteer KLM Royal Dutch Airlines Magic Moments Video Productions Frank Nairne Jennifer Phelps, HHREC Volunteer Rosenshein Family, Mamaroneck Beach & Yacht Club Susan Rothschild, Director of Speakers Bureau Gerry Ruckhaus, HHREC Volunteer Julia Scallero Michael Smith, HHREC Volunteer Frank Soriano, House of Flowers Speakers Bureau Volunteers Holocaust and Human Rights Education Center 4 West Red Oak Lane, Suite 330 White Plains, NY 10604 Phone: 914.696.0738 Fax: 914.696.0843 Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Website: www.hhrecny.org Be the Difference Spirit of Humanity Award Lee and Richard Laster The Holocaust and Human Rights Education Center is proud to honor Richard and Lee Laster with its Spirit of Humanity Award for their generosity and many years of dedicated leadership and service to our organization. Richard served as Chairman of the Board of HHREC for 14 years until May, 2011, and continues as an involved board member. Lee has been an active board member for 14 years. Richard strengthened the Center's leadership position in Holocaust and human rights education and interfaith outreach. He broadened its mission to include human rights education and encouraged the introduction of innovative educational programs in Westchester, Putnam and Fairfield Counties. He supported the production and distribution of a video of the Holocaust that is narrated by members of our Speakers Bureau. Born in Vienna, Austria, Richard immigrated to the United States in 1940 and graduated in 1944 from Polytechnic Institute of New York. Upon graduation, he joined General Foods Corporation as a junior research engineer. His 38-year career with General Foods included positions in research, operations and marketing and led to the positions of president of the Maxwell House Coffee Division and executive vice president and director of General Foods. Following retirement from General Foods, Richard led the start-up of DNA Plant Technology Corporation (an agricultural biotechnology company) and WellGen. The Lasters' commitment to community extends beyond their involvement with HHREC. He is a director of the American Committee for the Weizmann Institute of Science and a former trustee of Temple Beth El of Northern Westchester. He was chairman of the Purchase College Foundation, a trustee of Polytechnic University and chairman of the Westchester Education Coalition. Be the Difference He has served on the boards of RiceTec, Inc. (a privately owned specialty rice company), the Prince of Liechtenstein Foundation, Bowater Incorporated, the Firestone Tire and Rubber Company and Peptor Ltd. (an Israeli start-up in genetic engineering). Richard was a member and deputy supervisor of the New Castle Town Board, president of the Chappaqua School Board and vice president of the United Way of Westchester, and in 1980 was appointed by the Governor of New York to the Purchase College Council. Richard is active in various professional and environmental organizations. Lee Laster, born in Vienna, Austria, came to the United States in 1940. She graduated from Barnard College as a major in comparative literature. She held various positions as a language teacher in both private schools in New York City, as well as in the middle and high schools in Chappaqua. She is currently a travel consultant. As Richard's career required frequent relocation, Lee, lovingly, provided the comforts of home to the family. She is a former director of the Chappaqua Orchestra and has been in leadership positions in numerous town organizations. Richard and Lee have lived in Chappaqua for 49 years. They have two children, four lovely grandchildren and a handsome great-grandson. Be the Difference Courage To Care Award Bernard J. Rosenshein (Z"L) Bernard Rosenshein was a shopping center developer and owner of the Mamaroneck Beach and Yacht Club who was dedicated both to local and Jewish philanthropies. He believed that working for good in one's community was an important aspect of life. Bernie was born in the South Bronx. He attended Yeshiva University and City College, where he earned a bachelor's degree in Business Adminstration in Real Estate. He founded Rosenshein Associates, a development firm that built and managed more than 75 shopping centers over the past 50 years, including one of the first reinvestments in shopping infrastructure in the South Bronx during the mid-1980s. Bernie purchased Mamaroneck Beach and Yacht Club in the early 1970's, and considered it his pride and joy. He loved sailing, tennis, and the beautiful grounds at MBYC, and was passionate about sharing his love of life with others. Bernie served as a trustee for the International Council of Shopping Centers, and as a board member of the Holocaust and Human Rights Education Center and the Hudson River Museum. He was also he was also dedicated to UJA Federation, B'nai B'rith, Westchester Children's Museum, and the Multiple Myeloma Research Foundation. He was married to Carol Rosenshein for 35 years, with whom he raised their three daughters, Lisa Todes, Michele Geller, and Julie Rosenshein. After her passing, he was fortunate to marry Rahma Jarcho Rosenshein. He dearly loved his grandchildren Cayla and Joshua Todes, Noah and Sasha Geller, and Becca and Jodi Jarcho. He was also passionate about skiing, music and Jewish Heritage. Be the Difference The Holocaust and Human Rights Education Center is proud to honor the work of our Speakers Bureau We salute you as you reach your milestone of having educated 140,000 students, teachers and community members. Thank you for inspiring so many lives! Our Speakers Bureau Honorees Judy Altmann Jasina, Czechoslovakia (1925) Survivor After Auschwitz and Bergen-Belsen, Ms. Altmann came to the U.S. in 1948 and now lives in Stamford. Dr. Moshe Avital Ruthenia, Czechoslovakia (1930) Survivor From Ghetto Berehovo, Auschwitz and Buchenwald, Dr. Avital is now an accomplished American author. Ruth Bachner Vienna, Austria (1929) Survivor Since Kristallnacht and hiding, Ms. Bachner immigrated in 1947 to the U.S. and now lives in Somers. Melvin Federbush Deblin, Poland (1923) Survivor Surviving Triglitz and Buchenwald, Mr. Federbush came to the U.S. in 1950 and now lives in Scarsdale. Esther Geizhals Lodz, Poland (1929) Survivor From Auschwitz, Bergen-Belsen, and Rochlitze, Ms. Geizhals immigrated in 1947 and lives in Larchmont. Bettina Graf Vienna, Austria (1927) Survivor After Kristallnacht Ms. Graf survived the blitz before immigrating in 1940. She now lives in New Rochelle. Sel Hubert Cronheim, Germany (1926) Survivor Since Kristallnacht and the Kindertransport, Mr. Hubert immigrated in 1945 and served in the US Air Force. Betty Knoop Amsterdam, The Netherlands (1932) Survivor Following Westerbork and Bergen-Belsen, Ms. Knoop moved to the U.S. and now lives in Armonk. Clara Knopfler Transylvania, Romania (1931) Survivor Surviving Auschwitz, Riga, and two labor camps, Ms. Knopfler came to the U.S. in 1962 and lives in California. Be the Difference Sylvie Lednicer Antwerp, Belgium (1939) Survivor Following occupation and hiding, Ms. Lednicer immigrated to the U.S. and now lives in Mount Kisco. Ed Lessing The Hague, Holland (1926) Survivor Going from hiding to the Resistance, Mr. Lessing immigrated to the U.S. in 1947 and now lives in Hastings. Dr. Lola Margulies Zaleszeziki, Poland (1930) Survivor Interned in a ghetto and then hiding, Dr. Margulies came to the U.S. in 1947 and now lives in Somers. Alan Moskin Englewood, New Jersey (1926) Liberator With the US Army in France, Germany and Austria, Mr. Moskin aided in the libera- tion of Gunskirchen. Lillyan Rosenberg Halberstadt, Germany (1928) Survivor Since Kristallnacht and the Kindertransport, Ms. Rosenberg immigrated in 1946 and lives in Beechhurst. Gerry Ruckhaus Vienna, Austria (1930) Survivor Mr. Ruckhaus's father was taken to Dachau and Buchenwald. The family immigrated to the U.S. in 1939. Jay Sommer Makachelo, Czechoslovakia (1927) Survivor He survived Nazi labor camps and escaped the train in Auschwitz. Bernhard Storch Bochnia, Poland (1922) Survivor/Liberator From Siberian labor camp to Polish Army, Mr. Storch arrived in NY during 1947 and lives in South Nyack. Dr. Tina Strobos Amsterdam, Holland (1920) Rescuer Dr. Strobos and her family are non- Jews who hid and saved nearly 100 people in their home. Stefan Weinberg Krakow, Poland (1923) Survivor Surviving four camps and a death march, Mr. Weinberg immigrated to the U.S. in 1949 and lives in Purchase. Susan Rothschild Beuthen, Germany (1928) Survivor Ms. Rothschild has dedicated the last seventeen years of her life to administering the HHREC Speakers Bureau. Without her parents' courage and foresight she would have been one of the 1.5 million children who perished in the Holocaust. As we celebrate, please take a moment to thank our group of honored volunteer speakers. Be the Difference Be the Difference Award Keynote Speaker District Attorney Janet DiFiore District Attorney Janet DiFiore has dedicated her career to public service as both a former Judge and prosecutor in Westchester County. District Attorney DiFiore served for more than ten years as an Assistant District Attorney in Westchester County and for the last four and one half years of her service as a prosecutor DA DiFiore served as Chief of Narcotics, coordinating drug enforcement and prose- cution efforts within Westchester County on behalf of local, state and federal law enforcement agencies. Elected as a Judge of the Westchester County Court in 1998 and as a Justice of the New York State Supreme Court in 2002, DA DiFiore has presided over hun- dreds of cases in the County Court, the Family Court and the New York State Supreme Court. On February 14, 2003, DA DiFiore was appointed by Chief Judge Judith Kaye to serve as the Supervising Judge for the Criminal Courts in the 9th Judicial District, with oversight responsibility of the criminal courts of Westchester, Dutchess, Or- ange, Rockland and Putnam counties. DA DiFiore served as Supervising Judge of the Criminal Courts for the 9th Judicial District until May 2005 when she re- signed her position to run for District Attorney. Be the Difference DA DiFiore has served in numerous positions designed to promote the fair admin- istration of justice including Chief Judge Judith Kaye's Commission on the Future of Criminal Indigent Defense Services, as the NYS Unified Court System's Coor- dinator for Access to Justice Initiatives for the 9th Judicial District, as a member of the Office of Court Administration's Committee on Criminal Jury Instructions, on the Westchester County Criminal Justice Advisory Board, on the Westchester County Domestic Violence Council, on the Advisory Board of the Westchester Holocaust Commission's Juvenile Offender Program, on the Task Force on the Future of Probation in the State of New York and on Chief Judge Kaye's Commis- sion on Drugs and the Courts. DA DiFiore has lectured, both in New York and abroad, to judges and lawyers on domestic violence, the effects of domestic violence on children, ethics, problem solving courts and effective case management techniques. DA DiFiore is a life-long resident of Westchester County. She has effectively served on the Boards and in leadership positions of numerous professional, civic and local school organizations, including the Columbian Lawyers Association of Westchester County, the Westchester Italian Cultural Center, the Westchester Women's Bar Association, the Westchester Children's Museum, the Pace University School of Law Board of Visitors and most recently asked to serve on the board of The Holocaust and Human Rights Education Center of Westchester. District Attorney Janet DiFiore is married to Dennis E. Glazer, a partner at the law firm of Davis Polk & Wardwell. They live in Westchester County with their three children. Be the Difference HONORING Richard and Lee Laster FOR EXEMPLARY CITIZENSHIP ON THIS THIRD DAY IN NOVEMBER, TWO THOUSAND ELEVEN WHEREAS, THIS LEGISLATIVE BODY IS JUSTLY PROUD TO HONOR RICHARD AND LEE LASTER UPON THE OCCASION OF THE HOLOCAUST AND HUMAN RIGHTS EDUCATION CENTER TWO THOUSAND ELEVEN BENEFIT, AS THE SPIRIT OF HUMANITY AWARD RECIPIENTS; AND WHEREAS, THE HOLOCAUST AND HUMAN RIGHTS EDUCATION CENTER WORKS TO ENHANCE THE TEACHING AND LEARNING OF THE LESSONS OF THE HOLOCAUST; AND WHEREAS, RICHARD LASTER IS THE FORMER CHAIRMAN OF THE HOLOCAUST AND HUMAN RIGHTS EDUCATION CENTER AND IS A DIRECTOR OF THE AMERICAN COMMITTEE FOR THE WEIZMANN INSTITUTE OF SCIENCE AND A FORMER TRUSTEE OF TEMPLE BETH EL; HE WAS CHAIRMAN OF THE PURCHASE COLLEGE FOUNDATION, AND CHAIRMAN OF THE WESTCHESTER EDUCATION COALITION; IN ADDITION, MR. LASTER WAS VICE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED WAY OF WESTCHESTER; IN NINETEEN EIGHTY RICHARD LASTER WAS APPOINTED BY THE GOVERNOR OF NEW YORK TO THE PURCHASE COLLEGE COUNCIL; AND WHEREAS, LEE LASTER GRADUATED FROM BARNARD COLLEGE WITH A DEGREE IN COMPARATIVE LITERATURE AND HAS HELD VARIOUS POSITIONS AS A LANGUAGE TEACHER IN BOTH PRIVATE AND PUBLIC SCHOOLS IN NEW YORK CITY AND CHAPPAQUA; MRS. LASTER IS ACTIVE AS A DIRECTOR OF THE HOLOCAUST AND HUMAN RIGHTS EDUCATION CENTER; MRS. LASTER IS A FORMER DIRECTOR OF THE CHAPPAQUA ORCHESTRA; AND WHEREAS, IT IS THE SENSE OF THIS LEGISLATIVE BODY THAT WHEN INDIVIDUALS OF SUCH NOBLE AIMS AND ACCOMPLISHMENTS ARE BROUGHT TO OUR ATTENTION IT IS APPROPRIATE TO PUBLICLY PROCLAIM AND COMMEND THOSE INDIVIDUALS FOR THE EDIFICATION AND EMULATION OF OTHERS; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, THAT I, STATE SENATOR SUZI OPPENHEIMER COMMEND RICHARD AND LEE LASTER FOR A LIFETIME OF SERVICE TO THE COMMUNITY AND STATE, AND THUS URGE ALL CITIZENS TO SHARE IN THIS CELEBRATION AND TO TAKE THE OPPORTUNITY TO EDUCATE THEMSELVES ON THESE IMPORTANT PEOPLE OF OUR GREAT STATE; AND BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, THAT A COPY OF THIS PROCLAMATION BE TRANSMITTED TO RICHARD AND LEE LASTER DURING TODAY'S EVENTS. SUZI OPPENHEIMER STATE SENATE – 37TH DISTRICT Be the Difference OFFICE OF THE WESTCHESTER COUNTY EXECUTIVE November 3, 2011 Dear Friends: I am both pleased and proud to greet all of you as you join the Holocaust and Human Rights Education Center in honoring two of our area's truly outstanding citizens. In their demanding roles, Lee & Richard Laster have been a vital force within the community. Their dedication to The Holocaust and Human Rights Education Center as Board Members and broadening the Center's leadership position in Holocaust and human rights education has been an inspiration to many. They are both to be commended for their outstanding service in Westchester County and beyond. I offer my sincere congratulations to your honorees and send warmest wishes for continued success and satisfaction in the years to come. To the Holocaust and Human Rights Education Center, I express my gratitude for your commitment to achieve tolerance and understanding for all. Sincerely, Robert P. Astorino County Executive ! Be the Difference November, 2011 Dear Friends, On behalf of the NYS Assembly, I am honored to recognize the accomplishments of the Holocaust and Human Rights Education Center (HHREC) whose mission is to enhance the teaching and learning the lessons of the Holocaust and the right of all people to be treated with dignity and respect. It is also my great honor to congratulate this year's honorees, Richard and Lee Laster, for their dedi- cation to the Center and for their many lifetime accomplishments. Richard, a former Chairman of HHREC, Director of The American Committee for the Weizmann Institute of Science, and a former Trustee of Temple Beth El, has given of his time and talent to help advance the moral, ethical and spiritual goals of these organizations. He has also been a staunch advocate for education having served as Chairman of the Purchase College Foundation, a Trustee of Polytechnic University, Chair- man of the Westchester Education Coalition, and President of the Chappaqua School Board. Lee is active as a Director of HHREC and is a former Director of the Chappaqua Orchestra. Lee has devoted much of her time to numerous town organizations while she and her husband raised two wonderful children. They are now enjoying their four lovely grandchildren. The Assembly of the State of New York recognizes that the quality and character of life in the communities across the state are reflective of the concerned and dedicated efforts of those individuals who would devote themselves to the welfare of the community. Richard and Lee Laster are two such individuals whom are deserving of our esteem and the esteem of the great State of New York. Be the Difference Be the Difference Holocaust and Human Rights Education Center 2011-2012 Educators Planning Committee Steven Goldberg – Steering Committee Co-Chair Julie Scallero – Steering Committee Co-Chair STEERING COMMITTEE Seth Altman – Yorktown High School Michael Bobkoff – Westchester Community College Brett Bowden – Croton Harmon High School Andy Cahn – Holocaust and Human Rights Education Center Grace Caporino – Purchase College, SUNY Donna Cohen – Holocaust and Human Rights Education Center Neil Ginsberg – Scarsdale High School Beth Kava – Pace University Beth Quinn – Gorton High School, Retired Robin Schamberg – Fox Lane High School Marcie Schoenfeld – Greenwich High School, Retired Edee Tenser – College of New Rochelle/Pace University EDUCATOR PLANNING COMMITTEE Mary Beth Anderson – Central Westchester Teacher Center Jeanne Caraley – The Summit School, Nyack Patty Dempsey – Quaker Ridge Elementary Kramer Friedhelm – German School New York Sheldon Grebstein, Ph.D., - Holocaust and Human Rights Education Center Stephanie Harley – Greenacres School, Scarsdale Dawn Kessler – Somers High School Adrienne Pierce – Hackley School Mitch Polay – Yonkers Middle & High School Susan Taylor – Scarsdale Teacher Institute ADVISORY SUB-COMMITTEE Rachel Hallote – Purchase College, SUNY Pat Levy – Woodlands Middle/High School Gail Robinson – Manhattanville College Be the Difference Friend Listing Jack Babchik Beth El Synagogue Center of New Rochelle Dale & Steve Bloom Hilda & Gilbert Boas Christina J. Eldridge Ellen & Moshe Gelboim Frances Ginsberg, Ph.D. Ellen & Joel Goldin, M.D. Denny P. Jacobson Harriet Kaplow Beth Kaufman Helga Kramarsky Vida & Oscar Lebwohl, M.D. Carole & David Leinwand Barbara & S. Jay Levy Lola & Joseph Margulies Judith & Robert Matson Alan Moskin Tobi & Gene Nadel Penny & Nick Panayotou Karen Rothschild Carla & Michael Rubinger Shirley & Gerry Ruckhaus Carole & Matthew Scharff Scarsdale Teachers Institute Frank C. Siegel David Schiff VHB / Saccardi & Schiff Louis Wachitel Be the Difference Thank You To Our Grand Benefactors Be the Difference Anne and Sean Coffey Congratulate Lee and Richard Laster and the family of Bernard J. Rosenshein on this well-deserved recognition, and thank them for their steadfast support of the HHREC. Be the Difference We honor our friends Richard and Lee Laster, Who for so many years Have given so much of themselves To further the cause of Holocaust and Human Rights Education With respect, admiration and affection, Micki and Gary Joseph Be the Difference The Family of Bernard J. Rosenshein salutes the important work of the Holocaust & Human Rights Education Center. Bernard Rosenshein was a dedicated supporter of HHREC and we are honored to continue his important work in his beloved memory. Lisa Rosenshein Todes, Mark, Cayla and Joshua Todes, Michele, Howard, Noah, and Sasha Geller, Julie Rosenshein, Along with Rosalyn and Hyman Krantz, Josh and Heidi Krantz, David and Stacey Krantz, Steven and Sharon Krantz Be the Difference Thank You To Our Benefactors Be the Difference We Congratulate Richard & Lee Laster 2011 Spirit of Humanity Award Recipients Honor the Memory of Bernard J. Rosenshein and Salute the work of the Speakers Bureau Froma and Andrew Benerofe Be the Difference Tonight We Honor RICHARD and LEE LASTER For Their Selfless Devotion to the Mission of the Holocaust & Human Rights Education Center All of us are indeed most fortunate to have benefited from their inspiring leadership. Emily and Eugene Grant Be the Difference It was a great journey. I know you will keep it going. Lee and Richard Laster Be the Difference Thank you HHREC For your commitment and the great work you have done. We wish you all the best. The Lowenstein Family Be the Difference Thank You To Our Sponsors & Patrons Be the Difference To Richard and Lee: Thank you for guiding the HHREC with clarity of purpose and vision to the future. You have been an inspiration to the Board through your patience, respect, and compassion. It has been a pleasure to serve with you over the years. Best wishes in all future endeavors. Elie Abemayor Judy Shandling Be the Difference We salute the dedication Lee & Richard Laster have given to Holocaust and Human Rights Education Rebecca and Arthur Samberg Be the Difference Be the Difference Congratulations Richard & Lee Well Deserved Honor Good Luck to You David Alpert Richard Berman Be the Difference Wishing the Center Many more years Of continued success! Joan and Alan Brout Be the Difference Be the Difference Be the Difference In Memory Of Bernard J. Rosenshein A good friend always. Ellen and Elliot Kracko Be the Difference Best wishes to my good friends at the Holocaust and Human Rights Education Center, for a memorable evening as you celebrate at your Annual Benefit and As you honor Richard and Lee Laster Westchester District Attorney Janet Di Fiore and the memory of Bernard J. Rosenshein Congresswoman Nita M. 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As survivors your personal stories brings the horrendous atrocities of the "Final Solution" to life. I have worked with most of you since 1994 and have heard from students; teachers and community members how invaluable your presentations are. We all know how important it is to honor and keep the memory of those who perished alive. Thank you for volunteering your time and honoring the 6 million. Susan Rothschild Speakers Bureau Director Be the Difference TESTIMONY of the Hu ma n Spirit Six Survivors tell the history of the Holocaust Available in Educator Set for Grades 8 - College and on DVD for general audiences. To order, and for more information, Call the Holocaust and Human Rights Education Center 800-696-2044 or visit www.hhrecny.org Be the Difference Congratulations Richard & Lee Thank you for all your dedication and inspiration. We wish you many more years bright with hope, blessed with peace, wrapped in love and filled with happiness. All our love always, Paula and Jeff Yormak Be the Difference For Susan Rothschild My deepest gratitude and respect for you. Over the past 17 years you have worked tirelessly as a volunteer. Your efforts in coordinating the Speakers Bureau have resulted in over 140,000 presentations. My love and admiration for all you do for the mission. Donna Be the Difference We are proud to support the Holocaust and Human Rights Education Center and its mission to prevent discrimination through education. Ellen and Scott Baken Richard and Emily Cohen salute Lee and Richard Laster and their tireless commitment to the Holocaust & Human Rights Education Center. Thank you for your passion and vision --- you are both invaluable to the Center. Be the Difference Our best wishes to Richard and many thanks For a job well done The Elliot Family Dear Lee and Richard, For all you do for your community and the Jewish people, we are proud to be your friends. Congratulations! Rosalyn and Irwin Engelman Be the Difference Congratulations to tonight's honorees Richard and Lee Laster In fond memory of Bernard Rosenshein. And to the great work of the HHREC Speakers Bureau. Elsa & Melvin Federbush Warmest wishes to Lee & Richard Laster On this well deserved honor as the 2011 Be the Difference Benefit Spirit of Humanity Award Recipients Elise and Noel Flagg Be the Difference Congratulations to the Honorees from a past award winner Hon. Samuel G. Fredman, J.S.C. Retired Be the Difference Both of you are the paradigm of citizen leaders. Were there more like you the world would be much less in need of repair. Thanks for all that you have done for the Jewish people, the community, and the nation. Bob and Barbara Goodkind Richard & Lee Your friendship has enriched my life beyond measure I salute you With Love, gratitude and admiration. Sheldon Grebstein, Ph.D. Be the Difference We remember with love Paula and Hyman Flancbaum, survivors of the Shoah. They met and married in the Bergen Belsen Displaced Persons Camp. We honor the courage it took to rebuild their lives. Their parents and siblings – eleven in total – perished in Auschwitz and Treblinka. They made a difference. Shirley and Henry Hackel Best Wishes to Lee & Richard Laster On this well deserved honor 2011 Spirit of Humanity Award Recipients Drs. Deanne & Habib Jamal Be the Difference In Memory of Bernard J. Rosenshein In deepest gratitude to the Speakers Bureau and With our warmest congratulations to Lee & Richard Laster 2011 Spirit of Humanity Award Honorees We proudly support the Holocaust and Human Rights Education Center The Kaidanow Family Congratulations to an Outstanding couple. Your honor richly deserved. With respect & admiration Lee Katz, Ph.D. Be the Difference Good wishes to all who work to keep the awful lessons of the Holocaust in front of us. 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ORGANIZATIONAL CULTURE AND ENVIRONMENT: THE CONSTRAINTS © Prentice Hall, 2002 3-1 EXHIBIT 3.8: ORGANIZATIONAL STAKEHOLDERS © Prentice Hall, 2002 3-2 3- 2 © Prentice Hall, 2002 The Manager: Omnipotent Or Symbolic? Omnipotent View of Management – managers are directly responsible for an organization's success • if the organization performs poorly, managers will be held accountable Symbolic View of Management – the actual part that managers play in organizational success or failure is minimal – managers must create meaning out of randomness, confusion, and ambiguity Reality Suggests a Synthesis – managers are neither helpless nor all powerful © Prentice Hall, 2002 3-3 Parameters of Managerial Discretion Organizational Culture Managerial Organization's Environment Discretion © Prentice Hall, 2002 3-4 The Organization's Culture What is Organizational Culture? – A system of shared meaning and beliefs held by organizational members that determines, in large degree, how they act • a common perception • individuals describe organizational culture in similar terms • a descriptive term – composite picture of organizational culture may be derived from seven dimensions • organization's personality often shaped by one of these dimensions © Prentice Hall, 2002 3-5 EXHIBIT 3.2: DIMENTIONS OF ORGANIZATIONAL CULTURE © Prentice Hall, 2002 3-6 The Organization's Culture (cont.) Strong Versus Weak Cultures – in strong cultures, the key values are deeply held and widely shared – strong cultures have greater influence on employees than do weak cultures – employees more committed to organizations with strong cultures – strong cultures are associated with high organizational performance – most organizations have moderate to strong cultures © Prentice Hall, 2002 3-7 The Organization's Culture (cont.) The Source of Culture – usually reflects the vision or mission of the founder • founders project image of what the organization should be How Employees Learn Culture – Stories - a narrative of significant events or people – Rituals - repetitive sequences of activities – Material symbols – essential in creating an organization's personality. – Language - identifies members of a culture • organizations develop unique terminology or jargon © Prentice Hall, 2002 3-8 The Organization's Culture (cont.) How Culture Affects Managers – establishes appropriate managerial behavior – constrains decision making in all management functions • Planning - degree of risk that plans should contain – how much environmental scanning is necessary • Organizing - degree of autonomy given to employees – degree of interdepartmental interaction • Leading - degree of concern for job satisfaction – what leadership styles are appropriate • Controlling - reliance on external or internal controls – what performance criteria to use © Prentice Hall, 2002 3-9 The External Environment General Environment Suppliers Customers The Organization Public Pressure Competitors Groups Specific Environment © Prentice Hall, 2002 3-10 The Environment Defining the External Environment – External environment - forces and institutions outside the organization that may affect organizational performance • Specific environment - includes those constituencies that have a direct and immediate impact on managers' decisions and actions – directly relevant to goal achievement – is unique to each organization, including: » customers - absorb organization's output » suppliers - provide material and equipment » competitors - influence of Internet » pressure groups - special-interest groups © Prentice Hall, 2002 3-11 The Environment (cont.) – External environment (cont.) • General environment - includes the broad conditions that may affect organizations – Economic conditions - interest rates, changes in disposable income, and stage of the business cycle – Legal conditions - federal, state, and local regulation » substantial expense entailed to meet regulations » limit choices available to organizations – Political conditions - general stability of country » attitudes of governmental officials toward business © Prentice Hall, 2002 3-12 EXHIBIT 3.6: SELECTED U.S. LEGISLATION AFFECTING BUSINESS © Prentice Hall, 2002 3-13 The Environment (cont.) – External environment (cont.) • General environment (cont.) – Sociocultural conditions - expectations of society » values, customs, and tastes – Demographic conditions - trends in the physical characteristics of a population » e.g., "baby boomers" influential because of their numbers » e.g., "digital" or "net" generation - immersion and acceptance of computers © Prentice Hall, 2002 3-14 The Environment (cont.) – External environment (cont.) • General environment (cont.) – Technological conditions - most rapidly changing aspect of the general environment » changing the ways that organizations are structured » information is the basis of important competitive advantages – Global conditions - increasing number of global competitors and consumer markets » major factor affecting organizations © Prentice Hall, 2002 3-15 The Environment (cont.) How the Environment Affects Managers – Assessing environmental uncertainty - determined by: • degree of unpredictable change – dynamic - frequent change – stable - minimal change • environmental complexity – the number of components in the environment – amount of information available or required about those components • managers attempt to minimize uncertainty © Prentice Hall, 2002 3-16 EXHIBIT 3.7: ENVIRONMENTAL UNCERTAINTY MATRIX © Prentice Hall, 2002 3-17 The Environment (cont.) Stakeholder Relationship Management – Who are stakeholders? • any constituencies that are affected by the organization's decisions and actions –include internal and external groups –can influence the organization © Prentice Hall, 2002 3-18 The Environment (cont.) Stakeholder Relationship Management (cont.) – Why is stakeholder relationship management important? • the more secure the relationship, the more influence managers will have over organizational outcomes • it's the "right" thing to do © Prentice Hall, 2002 3-19 EXHIBIT 3.8: ORGANIZATIONAL STAKEHOLDERS © Prentice Hall, 2002 3-20 The Environment (cont.) Stakeholder Relationship Management (cont.) – How can these relationships be managed? • four steps – identify the stakeholders – determine real and potential concerns of each stakeholder group – determine whether stakeholder is critical – determine specific approach to manage the relationship • approach to a stakeholder group based on the importance of the group and the degree of environmental uncertainty © Prentice Hall, 2002 3-21 EXHIBIT 3.9: MANAGING STAKEHOLDER RELATIONSHIPS © Prentice Hall, 2002 3-22
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Health care costs are path dependant; you can't just hit the reset button and decide we'd rather do it West Germany's way.
The unease was widespread in West Germany, and it had several sources.
"For a while, the only manifestations of change were people defecting to West Germany," says Park.
Popular name for the Federal Republic of Germany before the reunification of Germany in 1990. Bonn was the seat of its government.
Note: West Germany was a member of NATO.
Note: Established in 1949, after dissension between the United States and the Soviet Union led to the division of Germany into East Germany and West Germany, it was formed out of the states included in the American, French, and British occupation zones.
Note: The Bonn Convention in 1952 essentially granted West Germany national sovereignty. In 1955, West Germany was recognized as an independent country.
Note: It made a swift recovery, called the "economic miracle" from the devastation of World War II.
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38 year old man | Royal Oak, MI, USA | Seeking women 26-40 within 40 miles
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I don't know how to tell you this, but I'm kind of a big deal. I have many leatherbound books and my house smells of rich mahoghany..... No I'm not Ron Burgandy, but few people are. I guess I just have to laugh at the notion that an opening line is supposed to reveal who you are. Let's be honest. We're all doing this because we haven't found "the one" and to be honest, you're not going to find "the one" with some cheesy line or a picture from some exotic destination, perhaps with a picture of you and a wild animal. So....wait a minute...... Ok, if you haven't seen by now, I'm a pretty light hearted guy and I love to make fun of myself. Why? Because I'm an easy target! I think if you can't look at yourself with an open mind or sense of humor then you'll never be happy. If you're happy with who you are in life then you'll find happiness and success. If you're not, well then......you're screwed!! Point is have fun with this life because you only get one shot at it. Well as far as we know....... Anyways, I guess I should tell you what I'm looking for. I'm looking for someone that I can relate to me on a lot of different levels. Culture, food, whatever the case may be. For example, I love sports and hopefully you do to, but if you don't, no big deal, but I hope you can appreciate what it means to me. But at the same time, as much as I love sports, learning about anything new to me is exciting. I may not be the most cultured person in the world, but I'm always willing to expand my horizons. My family and friends are extremely important to me and hopefully to you to. I treat my friends like my family so I want my match to feel comfortable around them and enjoy being around them as much as I do. I'm confident in myself, not cocky. I want someone that is confident in themselves and can stand on their own two feet. I would want her to have her own career and life. Togetherness is what we're looking for, but sometimes independance is bliss too. Everyone needs a little "me" time. But most importantly I'm looking for a woman that is wanting to share in all of the experiences life has to offer without regret. Like I said before, we got one shot at this thing. Let's make the most of it and don't look back. Especially if there's a 400 lb tiger behind you. Just run!! Anyways, that's a little about me. If you're interested, shoot me a note back. In the meantime, you stay classy.........
Alumni connections , Cooking , Dining out , Movies/Videos , Music and concerts , Exploring new areas , Playing cards , Playing sports , Political interests , Travel/Sightseeing , Watching sports , Wine tasting
Baseball, Basketball, Bowling, Football, Golf, Hockey, Running, VolleyBall, Weights / Machines
I exercise 1-2 times per week.
Middle of the Road
As for going out, sporting events, concerts, movies, you name it and I'm probably up for it. A night at the bars is ok, but I'm up for something where we can talk or something relaxing. As for vacation, I'd prefer to go somewhere warm or back east.
Penn State University Park, University Park, PA
Love italian, but Thai food is my new favorite. Mostly a meat and potatoes guy. TV shows I love are Empire Boardwalk, Dexter, True Blood & The Office. For music, I go from country to rock to rap to stuff like Sinatra. Depends on mood, but I'm diverse
Always open to new things as long as I can interact with people and be out and about. Love to play/watch sports. Love to watch my hometown teams. Go PSU, Steelers, Pens Pirates! But I do root for the local teams when they don't play my teams.
Unfortunately I don't read as much as I should. Last book was The Last Lecture. Good read and it puts some things in prospective. Daily I'll go online and read cnn or a newspaper from back home to catch up on things.
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|What he is looking for
|6'0" (182cms)
|5'0" (152cms) to 5'11" (180cms)
|Body type:
|About average
|Slender, About average, Athletic and toned
|No preference
|Dark brown
|No preference
|No Way
|No Way
|Social Drinker
|No preference
|Executive / Management
|No preference
|$100,001 to $150,000
|No preference
|Never Married
|No preference
|Have kids:
|Yes, and they sometimes live at home, No, Yes, and they live away from home, Yes, and they live at home
|Wants kids:
|White / Caucasian
|Asian, Latino / Hispanic, Middle Eastern, Native American, Pacific Islander, White / Caucasian
Mostly of German Heritage. Some English/Irish mixed in.
|Christian / Protestant
|No preference
I'm not a devout church goer. Mostly holiday's, but I have my beliefs.
|No preference
|Bachelors degree
|No preference
I have a B.S. from Penn State.