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Duff is involved with various charities, is an animal rights enthusiast and a member of Kids with a Cause. She also donated $250,000 to help the victims of Hurricane Katrina. In 2005, she donated over 2.5 million meals to Hurricane Katrina victims in the south. In August 2006, Duff traveled to a New Orleans elementary school and worked with USA Harvest to distribute meals. She has also served on the Advisory Board of the "Audrey Hepburn Child Benefit Fund" and the Celebrity Council of "Kids with a Cause". On October 8, 2008, Duff starred in a public service announcement for The Think Before You Speak Campaign by Ad Council and GLSEN, to prevent youth from using anti-LGBT vocabulary, such as the phrase "That's so Gay". In July 2009, Duff was named as a Youth Ambassador to the children of the Colombian capital, Bogota.As a Youth Ambassador, she will spend five days in the country, distributing backpacks filled with food to needy children.
Duff has stated numerous times that she's a strong animal rights supporter and has commented, when asked what she would be doing if she weren't a celebrity, "I always wanted to be a veterinarian when I was younger, but then I figured out that animals actually die there, so that was not the job for me. Definitely something with kids or animals or something like that.
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Hilary was one of the charter members of Kids With A Cause in 1999 and continues to offer her dedication and support to this worthwhile organization whenever she can. Her sister, Haylie, is also one of the charter members and is the Spokesperson for 2003.
Kids With A Cause (www.kidswithacause.org) is a non-profit organization that lends a helping hand to the children of the world who, through no fault of their own, suffer from poverty, hunger, sickness, lack of education, abandonment, neglect and/or abuse.
Hilary donates her time through a variety of events with the charity. She visits children in hospitals to help make their day a little brighter. She escorts disadvantaged youth to theme parks and shares in the fun and the thrill of the rides. Spending time with less fortunate children is very important to Hilary and she also supports the efforts of Kids With A Cause through special fundraising projects.
Her most recent projects in support of Kids With A Cause include Send a Greeting by Phone (www.dtelegrams.com) where you can send greetings from Hilary for those special occasions and special friends and t-shirts with original art by Hilary (www.angelwear.com). There will also be collectible items of Hilarys soon on eBay to offer additional support towards her charitable interests.
We hope that you, too, will offer your support to children in need.
Return to Freedom is
proud to welcome Hilary Duff
as its new Youth Ambassador!
In July of 2003, Hilary Duff, came to visit famed wild horse sanctuary Return to Freedom and met Spirit the horse that inspired the Dreamworks animated film. Upon meeting him, Hilary became a little star struck herself. I had to catch my breath when I saw him, she said. Oh my God, hes like stunning.
During her visit Return to Freedom, Hilary met with its founder, Neda DeMayo, and learned about the organization and how it rescues wild horses. When Neda asked Hilary to be Return to Freedoms official Youth Ambassador, Hilary instantly agreed.
Im so honored, Hilary said. Its so important to raise the awareness of other kids and thats the best part of being in the position Im in. I think its really important to give back to your community and it makes you feel so good to get involved with a charity. I look up to people who are involved with organizations that help people and animals.
So when I first heard about Return to Freedom, and how civilization is closing in on the wild mustangs, I knew that I wanted to get involved with this cause. It is so great that the mustangs have the American Wild Horse Sanctuary at Return to Freedom to roam free on and to be wild. If their land and freedom is lost these wild horses are in real danger of becoming extinct and we must not let that happen. I hope that Return to Freedom will be able to get more land so that they can rescue and bring more horses to the sanctuary.
USA Harvest and Blessings in a Backpack Success!
USA Harvest (and Canadian Harvest) has partnered with Hilary for over three years to create and sustain many successful programs, including the Blessings in a Backpack initiative. This partnership has produced over 6 million meals donated to those less fortunate. During the first two months after Hurricane Katrina, Hilary, in partnership with USA Harvest, distributed over 2.5 million meals throughout the Gulf Coast. Hilary purchased the food along with a few partners. Through the Blessings in a Backpack program, Hilary is providing over 6000 meals a weekend at the Normandie Elementary School in South Central Los Angeles.
USA Harvest
USA Harvest started with Kentucky Harvest in 1987 and has expanded across the nation over the next few years. They see themselves not as fund-raisers, but food-raisers and their only true measurement of their success is how many hungry people they feed each and every day! Their volunteers pick-up surplus food from restaurants, hospitals and food suppliers and deliver it to missions, soup kitchens and food banks. Their concept is very simple: moving food from people who have too much, to those who have much too little!
For more information on USA Harvest, go to www.usaharvest.com.
Return to Freedom
Return to Freedom rescues wild horses. Their philosophy is that America's wild horses have a right to remain wild and free. Each year thousands of wild horses continue to be removed from their indigenous environment and relocated off public lands and Return to Freedom wants to do everything they can to make sure the relocated bonded horses are allowed to stay within their natural herd groups. In July of 2003, Hilary came to visit the famed wild horse sanctuary Return to Freedom and met Spirit the horse that inspired the Dreamworks animated film. Upon meeting him, Hilary became a little star struck herself. "I had to catch my breath when I saw him," she said. "Oh my God, he's like stunning." Hilary instantly wanted to help and became Return to Freedom's official Youth Ambassador in 2003.
For more information, go to www.returntofreedom.org.
What You Can Do
Hilary's philanthropic work is very important to her. She wants to give back to those who need it especially kids and the military. Recently, Hilary donated money to the Hurricane Katrina relief funds including the American Red Cross and USA Harvest because she saw the devastation and all the people who had lost everything. Her donation with USA Harvest fed over 2,000,000 people affected by Hurricane Katrina.
You don't need to be a celebrity to help. Charitable organizations are usually willing to accept both cash and non-cash contributions. You can also help by volunteering your time.
Here Are A Few Examples:
– Arrange to visit a local shelter and help serve meals.
– Donate "gently used" clothing, shoes, sweaters, coats or other items to your local drop-off centers.
– Take toys, videos, books and other items to a hospital or group home.
– Volunteer your time with organizations like Habitat for Humanity to help build housing for those in need. Some organizations offer teen
programs designed for weekends.
– Be a tutor, mentor or big brother/big sister.
– Visit a nursing home/veterans hospital and share your time with the older generation. Not only will you make new friends, but you can
also learn so much about history as they lived through much of what you are learning in school.
– Organize a neighborhood or park clean up with some of your friends.


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|Justus: Has a lawman ever had a sweeter name?
On Monday prosecutors in St. Clair County charged the 19-year-old resident of Washington Park with the murders of Araybia Moore and Darnell Turner Jr. after the couple was found shot to death last week in an East St. Louis home.
This week the chairman of the Major Case Squad, Mearl Justus, accused T-Mobile of delaying Tucker's arrest by refusing to hand over cell phone records that implicated a connection to the victims.
Yesterday T-Mobile fired back, stating: "We have a responsibility to uphold federal privacy laws. As a result, we are very careful with how we manage and disclose private information of any U.S. citizen and our own customers."
Moral of this story? I dunno. Maybe it's this: Don't call people on your cell phone that you intend to murder.
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Melissa James Gibson
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Melissa James Gibson is a Canadian-born playwright based in New York.
The child of former BC Liberal MLA Gordon Gibson and his journalist wife Valerie, Gibson grew up in North Vancouver.[1] She graduated from Columbia University and from the Yale School of Drama with an M.F.A. in Playwriting. She is working on commissions for the La Jolla Playhouse and The Adirondack Theatre Festival. She has received fellowships from the Jerome Foundation and the MacDowell Colony.[2] The New York Times theatre critic Charles Isherwood wrote that, with her play This, Gibson "graduates into the theatrical big leagues with this beautifully conceived, confidently executed and wholly accessible work." [3]
- 2002 Obie for playwriting, Kesselring Prize, The Best Plays of 2001–02 for [sic] [4]
- 2002 Whiting Writers' Award
- 2011 Steinberg Playwright Award
- [sic] Steppenwolf Theatre Company commission
- Suitcase, or Those That Resemble Flies From A Distance (NEA/ TCG Theatre Residency Program, 2004 production at Soho Rep)
- Brooklyn Bridge, music by Barbara Brousal (The Children's Theater Company/New Dramatists Playground program commission)
- Given Fish (Steppenwolf Theatre Company commission, grants from the New York State Council on the Arts and the Greenwall Foundation)
- Six Fugues
- God's Paws
- Nuda Veritas
- Current Nobody, Woolly Mammoth Theatre Company, DC, 2007
- This, Playwrights Horizons, 2009,[5] Canadian Premiere: Vancouver Playhouse, January 2011, directed by Amiel Gladstone.
- ^ [1][dead link]
- ^ "Alumni Playwrights". New Dramatists. Retrieved 2013-05-22.
- ^ [2][dead link]
- ^ "New York Search Obies Theater Awards". Villagevoice.com. 2012-10-17. Retrieved 2013-05-22.
- ^ "Melissa James Gibson's This Extends at Playwrights Horizons Through January 3 – Theater News – Dec 7, 2009". Theatermania.com. 2009-12-07. Retrieved 2013-05-22.
External links[edit]
- "Melissa James Gibson", doollee'
- "Interview with Melissa James Gibson", Playwrights Foundation, November 11, 2008
- "Melissa James Gibson: Lady of the Flies", The New York Observer, John Heilpern, February 8, 2004
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My name is Les Couey
I started out in Lance as a 15 D and then the migration to 13 N when it came around, nice to see that I am not the only one who remembers those days.
I spent 10 yrs doing the different jobs in the different locations that I went to. Must of held them all except as a RT operator. I was fun for the most
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For nearly twenty years, Milwaukee's Cactus Club has been among the finest live music venues in the Midwest, featuring such acts as The White Stripes, Queens of the Stone Age, Interpol, Death Cab for Cutie, The Sword, High On Fire, The Faint, Bright Eyes, Eyedea & Abilities, Red Fang, Sylvan Esso, Redd Kross, Sharon Van Etten, Polica, Russian Circles, King Tuff, and countless other national, international, and local bands. We open at 3pm daily. We are located at 2496 S. Wentworth Ave, Milwaukee, WI 53207. Click here for directions. tel. 414.897.0663Home Events Booking
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"Dreams Of Sex And Flying finds Milwaukee rap group The Hollowz sneaking fries off the lunch trays of Eminem and Atmosphere. Luckily, MC Logic and especially producer Edward Cayce pump just enough personality into their latest opus to compensate for the pilfered bipolar dynamics. Logic's wobbly, wall-crawling delivery helps to nullify groan-worthy lines like, "My balls so blown off the nugs I'm puffin' / I don't care about your rolls, girl / I just want your muffin" from "Your Place (Or Mine ... No Yours)." The emotionally unstable rapper doesn't revel in this level of confidence for more than a few couplets at a time, however; on "Group Therapy," Logic delves into his struggles with alcoholism and addiction, finishing off with a suicidal gun blast.
What swoops in to save DOSAF from its own melodrama is the
production by Cayce, who uses everything from chipmunk-speed soul
samples ("Hangin' On"), to 8-bit nostalgia ("Your Place"), to the
Jel-esque atmospherics found on the instrumental title track. No matter
how inconsistent (but generally clever) Logic is with his wordplay,
Cayce always keeps the tracks sounding fresh. The duo truly finds its
stride when it ditches the extremes of sex 'n' weed clichés and
self-deprecation for more grounded territory, like on album highlight
"Sow The Seed," where Logic seeks closure with his deceased friends and
father. It's a bit unbalanced, but DOSAF offers rewards to listeners who work through the entire album." - The Onion A.V. Club
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Published: Jun 20, 2013
Paul Braga, a graphic design major, said while it is a dream job, being one of the few males in a female-dominated office comes with some hurdles.
For many graphic design or communication majors, working at a national magazine is but a dream. For Paul Braga '14, it's another day at the office.
Braga started interning at
magazine last summer and has returned to New York City for a second summer. As a creative design intern in the magazine's advertising department, Braga helps facilitate advertisements by meeting with potential clients, works on branding for giveaway packages such as those included in last year's "Sexiest Man Alive" issue, and composes in-office PowerPoint presentations.
Braga, a graphic design major, said while it is a dream job, being one of the few males in a female-dominated office comes with some hurdles.
"Trying to design for a primarily female magazine has its challenges when being a male, because it is harder to envision what the female reader enjoys and what they do or don't like to look at," said Braga, who commutes 1.5 hours each way from his Long Island home to work. "For example, working with certain feminine color schemes can be challenging at times. Also, working with celebrities you do not know the names of can prove difficult."
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"It's a little bit of luck and a lot of effort in my portfolio," said Braga, who recommended students apply for the experience.
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She said other great resources for developing and expanding professional networks include colleagues, faculty, UT alumni, professional organizations and fellow classmates, as well as using social media like LinkedIn.
Braga said after submitting his resume and application last year, he received a call from the magazine on a Monday asking for him to come to a Wednesday interview. Braga wanted the internship so bad he flew from UT up to New York and within two days, was sitting in an interview.
"I really liked the environment and the people," said Braga, who was offered an internship at his choice of any Time Inc. magazine this year, but decided to remain with
"I definitely learned a lot in my UT classes when it comes to the design aspect of things and typography," said Braga, "but I learned a lot last summer that is hard to get from just sitting in a classroom. You can't replicate that real-world experience."
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|Monday May 04, 2015 @07:43AM
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|Thursday April 30, 2015 @11:27AM
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|World-First Remote Air Traffic Control System Lands In Sweden
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|USPS Shortlists 'HorseFly' Octocopter Drone Delivery Service
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|Automakers To Gearheads: Stop Repairing Cars
|Monday April 20, 2015 @10:56AM
|Elon Musk Bailed Out of $6bn Google Takeover To Save Tesla From 2013 Bankruptcy
|Sunday April 19, 2015 @01:26PM
|How Uber Surge Pricing Really Works
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|Dutch Prosecutors Launch Criminal Investigation Against Uber For Flouting Ban
|Saturday April 18, 2015 @12:23PM
|Rocket Lab Unveils "Electric" Rocket Engine
|Thursday April 16, 2015 @09:33PM
|UK Company Wants To Deliver Parcels Through Underground Tunnels
|Thursday April 16, 2015 @11:21AM
|Calling Out a GAO Report That Says In-Flight Wi-Fi Lets Hackers Access Avionics
|Wednesday April 15, 2015 @10:57PM
|The Car That Knows When You'll Get In an Accident Before You Do
|Wednesday April 15, 2015 @01:58PM
|Chinese Ninebot Buys US Rival Segway
|Friday April 10, 2015 @06:38PM
|How Flight Tracking Works: a Global Network of Volunteers
|Friday April 10, 2015 @07:19AM
|Uber Finally Accepts Cash -- For Autorickshaws In Delhi
|Wednesday April 08, 2015 @03:26PM
|Phone App That Watches Your Driving Habits Leads To Privacy Concerns
|Tuesday April 07, 2015 @10:11AM
|Back To the Future: Autonomous Driving In 1995
|Monday April 06, 2015 @05:10PM
|Uber's Hiring Plans Show Outlines of Self-Driving Car Project
|Monday April 06, 2015 @01:04PM
|Hyundai To Release "Semi-Autonomous" Car This Year
|Saturday April 04, 2015 @08:47PM
|A Robo-Car Just Drove Across the Country
|Saturday April 04, 2015 @05:31PM
|W. Virginia Bans Direct Tesla Sales, With Urging of Car-Dealer Senate President
|Saturday April 04, 2015 @01:33PM
|Inexpensive Electric Cars May Arrive Sooner Than You Think
|Thursday April 02, 2015 @06:08PM
|Coding For Cars: The Next Generation of Mobile Apps
|Thursday April 02, 2015 @04:47PM
|World's First 1 Megawatt All-Electric Race Car
|Thursday April 02, 2015 @01:36PM
|Tesla's April Fool's Joke Spoofs Market Algorithms
|Wednesday April 01, 2015 @10:25PM
|Focusing On Tech Alone, You Miss How Autonomous Driving Will Change Society
|Monday March 30, 2015 @11:21AM
|At the Track With Formula E, the First e-Racing Series
|Thursday March 26, 2015 @01:45PM
|German Auto Firms Face Roadblock In Testing Driverless Car Software
|Thursday March 26, 2015 @10:57AM
|Jeremy Clarkson Dismissed From Top Gear
|Thursday March 26, 2015 @08:58AM
|Germanwings Plane Crash Was No Accident
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|Russian Official Proposes Road That Could Connect London To NYC
|Wednesday March 25, 2015 @01:03PM
|Sierra Nevada's Dream Chaser Could Land At Ellington Space Port Near Houston
|Monday March 23, 2015 @03:39PM
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|Monday March 23, 2015 @12:17PM
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|Sunday March 22, 2015 @11:19AM
|Chevy Malibu 'Teen Driver' Tech Will Snitch If You Speed
|Sunday March 22, 2015 @11:19AM
|Taxi Apps Accused of Facilitating Sexual Harassment In Brazil
|Sunday March 22, 2015 @03:15AM
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|Saturday March 21, 2015 @11:54AM
|Virgin Could Take On Tesla With Electric Car
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|Monday March 16, 2015 @11:24AM
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|Monday March 16, 2015 @11:12AM
|Ask GM's Exec. Chief Engineer For Electric Vehicles Pam Fletcher a Question
|Saturday March 14, 2015 @09:35PM
|Uber Sued Over Driver Data Breach, Adding To Legal Woes
|Saturday March 14, 2015 @08:08AM
|Self-Driving Car Will Make Trip From San Francisco To New York City
|Friday March 13, 2015 @10:02PM
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|Thursday March 12, 2015 @11:08AM
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|Wednesday March 04, 2015 @07:06PM
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|Tuesday March 03, 2015 @09:39AM
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|Thursday February 26, 2015 @10:32PM
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|Wednesday February 25, 2015 @12:19PM
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|Thursday February 12, 2015 @09:51AM
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There are a number of international standard hospitals to be found in Phuket as well as numerous medical clinics, dental clinics and even a hair transplant center. Medical emergencies are handled professionally at the major hospitals and minor health complaints can be treated at the many clinics that provide services at reasonable rates.
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- We get a promo video for Cena vs. Ryback.
- Renee and the Superstars talk more about Cena vs. Ryback. Foley says Cena has proved nobody is stronger than him but Foley wonders if Cena can win with the injury. Renee plugs an Extreme Rules poll on WWE's Facebook page tonight. This is where WWE's stream freezes up.
- The stream picks up on WWE's website and they are talking about the Dean Ambrose vs. Kofi Kingston match but they're experiencing some major technical difficulties. We come back and see the steel cage hanging above the ring. Renee talks about Triple H vs Brock Lesnar and we cut to a promo video.
The Miz vs. Cody Rhodes
WWE's pre-show show streams are still lagging bad as we go to the ring. Cody Rhodes is out first followed by The Miz. Josh Mathews and Tony Dawson are on commentary.
They go at it and Miz takes control early on. It's hard to follow the action with these feed problems. Cody turns it around and drops Miz on his face for a 2 count. Cody with more offense and another pin attempt. Cody with stomps to the gut. Cody takes Miz back down with a knee to the gut. Cody with a submission now. Miz turns it around but gets taken back to the mat. Miz fights out and rolls Cody up. Cody comes right back with a clothesline. Cody with a 2 count. Cody with a body scissors on the mat.
Miz starts making a comeback. He charges and misses int he corner but ends up rolling Cody for a 1 count. Miz hits the backbreaker but Cody blocks the neckbreaker. Miz counters that with kicks to the heads. Cody blocks the Figure Four. Another Cross Rhodes blocked by Miz. Cody with a boot to the face. Cody comes off the corner but Miz catches him in the Figure Four. Cody taps to end the match.
Winner: The Miz
- We get a look back at Brock Lesnar beating up John Cena at last year's Extreme Rules. - We go back to Renee, Barrett, Titus and Foley. Foley says he's anticipating huge moments tonight. We see Michael Cole making his way out for commentary. Titus predicts some title changes tonight. JBL is shown coming out for commentary next and the crowd pops big for him. Barrett says tonight will be a "hospital night" as Jerry Lawler comes out for commentary to another big pop. Foley puts over the Lesnar vs. Triple H match. Renee tells us how to watch the pay-per-view and plugs the post-show. That's it for the pre-show.
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"A true Konami classic."
Classics never go out of style, and Castlevania's premiere installment is as stylish as ever. The moody musical score throughout the game sets the tone and pace for each stage you encounter, while the whip strikes, item collection and other miscellaneous effects sprinkled through the game serve their purposes admirably, even to this day. Each stage and each enemy holds a surprising amount of detail, although the lack of animation does make the flow look a bit jittery. About the only true hindrance you'll come across is the inability to command the direction of your jumps. If you jump either left, right or straight up, you won't be able to change your direction until your feet land firmly on the ground below you. Wit enough practice, you can command your jumps with enough success, though the lack of a mid air change in direction does add in a bit of artificial challenge to the mix, which Castlevania could have done without. Although it's not devoid of challenge, you'll find that the first installment of this legendary franchise is quite lenient compared to the sequels that followed throughout the years. You'll still get caught up by the floating Medusa heads, and there a mass of schmuck dodging you'll need to complete in order to get to the Grim Reaper, but for the majority of the experience, you won't feel helpless or hopeless. With entertaining boss battles, a generally fair level of difficulty and some amazing music along the way, Castlevania remains one of more more iconic video games in the 8 bit era, and more than worth your time and money.
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text: Welcome to Abby Moore's web page. We are currently in the beginning stages of planning a benefit for six-year old Abby Moore, daughter or Greg Moore & Shauna (McMahon) Moore. Abby has been diagnosed with Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia (ALL). She is currently being treated at Upstate Hospital in Syracuse, N.Y. Abby attends first grade at Stonehedge Elementary in the West Genesee School District. She has a 17 year old sister Carra and a 4 year old brother named Gavin. Abby likes Star Wars, reading, dancing, school, playing dress up, barbies, and loves to spend time at camp. A blog written by Abby's mom about Abby's fight against Cancer can be found under the "News" tab. A benefit will take place April 20, 2013 from 1:00-6:00 P.M. at the Camillus Fire Department 5801 Newport Rd. Camillus . Pre Sale Tickets are now onsale for $20.00 per person. Tickets or straight Donations can be made via Paypal by clicking on the "Donate" tab. If you purchase tickets through Paypal please include the name/names of who the tickets are for under "add special instructions to recipient" section in Paypal. Checks are also accepted for tickets or donations to: Please make checks payable to "We adore Abby Moore" c/o fund corridinator 126 Terrytown Heights Drive, Syracuse, N.Y. 13219. Please make a note for the name/names names of those individuals that purchased tickets. Thank you all in advance for your support.


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Frequently asked questions
- Why is Laurier building the Global Innovation Exchange (GIE)?
- Where will the GIE be located?
- Who will be moving into the GIE?
- How will Arts, Sci. & Grad. Studies benefit from this facility?
- What will the building look like?
- How big is the building?
- What services will be offered in the building?
- Will there be new programs created?
- Are all Laurier faculty and staff permitted to use the GIE?
- How does the GIE fit into the overall Campus Master Plan?
- Will there be environmentally conscious elements to the GIE?
- What will happen to the areas vacated by those moving?
- Will those at 255 King Street move back to campus at some point?
- Will Peters & Schlegel occupants move to the arts buildings?
- What interim moves are planned during construction?
- What are the plans for parking?
- When will construction begin?
- When will people move into the building?
- Will there be a skywalk across University Avenue?
- When did Laurier acquire the St. Michaels school building?
- When was St. Michaels school built?
- What other Faculties have had recent building renovations?
- Who is designing the building?
- How much will the project cost?
- Who is paying for the project?
The Global Innovation Exchange facility on Lauriers Waterloo campus is a key component of Lauriers Campus Master Plan, which was endorsed by Lauriers Senate and approved by Lauriers Board of Governors. The GIE, and the people and programs housed within it, will meet the growing demand for enrolment in Lauriers business and math programs and support Canadas future business leaders. The facility will expand Lauriers ability to deliver integrated and engaged learning opportunities to students at the local and global level.
This transformative building will be designed as a state-of-the-art educational facility, which will not only enhance Lauriers community presence through its University Avenue streetscape, but will also increase collaboration with Lauriers partners around the globe through technologically advanced classrooms and meeting spaces.
The GIE will be located on the site of the former St. Michaels school on University Avenue West, between Hemlock and Hazel streets.
Programs, research and professional centres from Lauriers School of Business & Economics, as well as the Department of Mathematics, will be moving into the GIE.
These Faculties will benefit directly from the GIE, as the facility will increase available space in the Arts, Schlegel and Peters buildings.
The GIE facility is also a benefit to the university as a whole, providing a modern state-of-the-art building, giving Laurier increased streetscape presence in the Waterloo community, increased visibility and exposure for the university overall, and an increased opportunity to collaborate with local organizations.
The GIE will be designed as a state-of-the-art educational facility with classrooms and meeting spaces equipped with technology to increase collaboration with Lauriers partners around the globe. The exterior design will enhance Lauriers presence on the University Avenue streetscape and serve as a landmark building that symbolizes the importance of the study and application of the management of innovation.
For more detailed information about the building, review the fact sheet and facility renderings on this website.
The GIE is a four-storey, 225,000 square-foot building (approx.).
Facility spaces will include a two-level auditorium with seating for 1,000, nine lecture halls (75-300 seats each), computer and math labs, meeting rooms, faculty offices, administrative offices, a café, student club support space and an atrium.
A new program was recently developed that combines the Bachelor of Business Administration and BA Financial Math into a double degree. The first cohort began in 2010. This program exemplifies the type of synergy that already exists between the School of Business and Economics and Mathematics. Sharing physical space in the GIE will provide further chances among financial and applied math, finance, accounting, and economics (among others) to develop further partnerships for degrees that will be sought out by undergraduate and graduate students during the decades to come.
Yes. Meeting spaces and the auditorium may be booked by the university community through the universitys regular booking procedures.
The GIE is integral to Lauriers Campus Master Plan, and was identified as the highest priority for capital investment put forward to the provincial government for investment in Lauriers Waterloo campus.
The GIE is being designed to achieve a minimum LEED silver certification. Specific features of this level of LEED certification will be provided as facility specifications are finalized.
The spaces created on Lauriers Waterloo campus by those moving to the GIE provide a positive opportunity to re-envision the Peters and Schlegel buildings and the mathematics area in Bricker Academic for academic and academic-support areas. A process will be put in place to develop a plan for the vacated space. Consideration will be given to the best use of space to support academic programming, faculty, students and staff. Updated information and opportunities for input will be provided as it becomes available.
Any decisions about locations of various groups as a result of the new GIE facility will be examined in a holistic manner as part of the plan to develop the vacated space. Consideration will be given to the best use of space to support academic programming, faculty, students and staff. Updated information and opportunities for input will be provided as it becomes available.
Any decisions about locations of various groups as a result of the new GIE facility will be examined in a holistic manner as part of the plan to develop the vacated space. Consideration will be given to the best use of space to support academic programming, faculty, students and staff. Updated information and opportunities for input will be provided as it becomes available.
The St. Michaels building does not house faculty or staff offices; therefore, no interim moves are necessary during the construction period.
Regular updates about parking availability during the GIE's construction phase, expected to begin in May 2013, will be posted to this site as information becomes available.
Site preparation for the Global Innovation Exchange (GIE) building began in early September 2011, with a purple hoarding fence placed around the site to provide protection from construction activity.
Demolition of the former St. Michaels school on the site was completed in 2012, and the project is now in the design phase. Design work will continue behind the scenes until the start of construction, which is anticipated to begin in May 2013. Updates will be provided as details become available.
It is estimated that the construction process will take a total of four years, with plans to begin moving in 2016.
The skywalk was part of a proposal to connect the GIE to the proposed Learning Commons facility; the skywalk will not be constructed until funding is secured for the Learning Commons.
Laurier acquired the St. Michaels school building in 2001.
St. Michaels school was built in 1954.
Buildings such as the Dr. Alvin Woods (Arts) and music buildings are among those that have recently been through a major refurbishment.
Diamond and Schmitt Architects and David Thompson Architect.
The estimated cost of the GIE project is $103 million, including renovation costs to the Peters Building.
John Milloy, the Minister of Training, Colleges and Universities, announced June 20, 2011 that Ontarios provincial government would make a $72.6-million investment in the GIE. This represents the largest single capital investment in Wilfrid Laurier Universitys history.
Laurier has accelerated its fundraising efforts to raise the remaining $30 million of the project cost.
To discuss supporting the Global Innovation Exchange, please call 519-884-0710, ext. 2053 or email email@example.com.


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W.R. Grace of Columbia named Richards R. Badmington vice president, corporate communications. Previously, Badmington, 57, was managing partner of Cyto Communications.
Arbitron of Columbia promoted Sean R. Creamer, 48, of Olney to president and CEO, succeeding William T. Kerr, who retired but will continue as a director. Previously, Creamer, also a director, was executive vice president, COO. Earlier, he was senior vice president and CFO of Laureate Education.
The Gaithersburg-Germantown Chamber of Commerce installed the following officers: Ron Dimaranan of Mid-Atlantic Federal Credit Union, chairman; David Edgerley of Sonabank, chairman-elect; Robert Cowdrey of Capital Bank, treasurer; and vice chairmen Colette Releford of Strive Business Solutions, Jerry Pasternak of Pepco, Anita Anderson of BlackRock Center for the Arts and Scott Wallace of Linowes and Blocher.
JBS International of North Bethesda promoted Candace Charkow, Jennifer Kasten and Larry Robertson to vice president. Before joining JBS in 2006, Charkow was administrator with the Delaware Office of Children's Services.
U.S. Diagnostics Standards of Rockville named Christopher Singer CEO, succeeding Jeffrey Cossman. Previously, Singer was chief global operating officer at U.S. Pharmacopeia and COO for the Pharmaceutical Research and Manufacturers of America, and also worked for GlaxoSmithKline, Pfizer and Bristol Myers.
The Maryland-National Capital Building Industry Association of Silver Spring presented its annual Milton E. Kettler Award to Richard J. Thometz of Hailey Development and Efficient Homes, both of Burtonsville, "in honor of a lifetime achievement of unselfish participation, contributions and service not only to the [association] and the building industry but also to the general community"; and its Joseph C. Rodgers Sr. Award to Hugh M. Carroll of Insurance Associates of Rockville, given to "a non-builder member in recognition of outstanding contributions in leadership, membership support and overall Association participation."
Johns Hopkins Medicine promoted Gene E. Green to president of Suburban Hospital in Bethesda, succeeding Brian Gragnolati, who was named senior vice president for the Johns Hopkins Health System, overseeing its community division, which includes Suburban, Sibley Memorial and Howard County General hospitals. Previously, Green was vice president of medical affairs and chief medical officer for Johns Hopkins Community Physicians.
Marilyn Balcombe, president and CEO of the Gaithersburg-Germantown Chamber of Commerce, was elected 2013 board president of the Maryland Association of Chamber of Commerce Executives.
F. Kirk Kolodner was named to the family law committee of the Bar Association of Baltimore City. Kolodner is a member and litigation section chairman at Adelberg, Rudow, Dorf & Hendler of Baltimore.
White Lodging of Merrillville, Ind., named Tim Grant as general manager of the Hilton Garden Inn in Annapolis. Previously, Grant was general manager of the Residence Inn in Rocky Hill, Conn.
The Maryland Science Center in Baltimore named Dana Gullard marketing assistant and Annamarie Damron a graphic designer. Previously, Gullard was marketing and advertising coordinator with Chas Spa and Salon. Damron was senior product development coordinator and design coordinator at the Petting Zoo.
Profiles of Baltimore promoted Erin Culloty to account coordinator from junior account executive.
The Global Virus Network of Baltimore named Sharon Hrynkow president. Previously, Hrynkow was deputy director of the Fogarty International Center at the National Institutes of Health, associate director of the National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences, and counselor and senior scientist in the Secretary of State's Office of Science and Technology.
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Near Mint marked at lower front of jar in raised letters ; "Franklin Caro Company,Richmond,VA." with Matching Lid also embossed "Franklin Caro Co." with original factory sticker "Wintergreen" on the backside of jar !!! An early type of Chewing Gum sold individually. Jar is Circa 1910 to 1920.
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Middle Atlantic Conference Hall of Fame Honors Dick Voith '77
Published on: 11/15/12
The Athletic Department is pleased to announce that Dick Voith '77 is being inducted, as a member of the first class of inductees, into the Middle Atlantic Conference Hall of Fame this year. The Haverford basketball teams will be celebrating this achievement through an awards ceremony on Saturday, December 1, 2012.
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Gardner Integrated Athletic Center
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Alumni, former coaches, and family and friends (as well as the current teams, their families and members of the Haverford community) will be on hand for this celebratory event as well as to cheer on the men's and women's basketball teams. The women's game begins at 1:00 p.m. against Dickinson and the men's game begins at 3:15 p.m. against Gettysburg.
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Jersey Shore's Sammi & Ronnie Move In Together, But Where Are They Living?
Ronnie may be moving in with the "girl of his dreams," Sammi, but that doesn't make the actual move-in process any less stressful.
The Jersey Shore couple is currently moving into their first home together in New York. Sammi tweeted about the stressful move-in process on Friday (August 31), which included botched furniture delivery orders and lots and lots of packing and unpacking.
"Really Macy's? How do you deliver a couch with the wrong end piece? Terrible," Sammi tweeted. Later, she added, "Moving is a lot more stressful than I thought lol." Poor Sam!
Thankfully, Ron Ron is helping out with the move-in, tweeting, "Packing!! This moving process #Sucksssssssd." Anyone who has ever had to make a big move can really understand SamRon's stress and frustration.
But where is the couple actually living? Ron had previously said that they are moving to "New York," but he could mean either New York City or New York state (ie, outside of the five boroughs). Ron tweeted a photo yesterday (August 30) noting that he can see the New York City skyline from his couch, but the blurry skyline looks much farther away than anything that you would be able to see in New York City proper. Did the cute couple skip the city and head straight for the suburbs?
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Thandie Newton takes acting break
British actress Thandie Newton is taking a break from work to concentrate on motherhood. The "Crash" star welcomed her third child, son Booker, with her husband, Ol Parker, last month, and she has now revealed she is on an indefinite hiatus to care for the boy and her two daughters, Ripley, 13 and Nico, 9. […] [Read More]
Thandie Newton is a new mother
Actress Thandie Newton has given birth to a son. The "Crash" star, 41, welcomed her third child with her writer-director husband, Ol Parker on Monday. Newton announced the happy news in a series of posts on Twitter, revealing the little boy, named Booker Jombe Parker, was born at home. She writes, "Our baby boy is […] [Read More]
Thandie Newton: 'Director filmed up my skirt at casting call'
Actress Thandie Newton was sexually exploited by an unnamed director when she was a teenager starting out in the movie business. The "Crash" star joined thousands of people across the world on Valentine's Day to march for women's rights as part… [Read More]


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Jan. 19 Charity Day at True Fashionistas
St. Matthew's House is the beneficiary of the monthly Charity Day at True Fashionistas Designer Resale from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Saturday, Jan. 19 at the store, 2355 Vanderbilt Beach Road #178. Store owner Jennifer Johnson will donate 10 percent of all revenue earned that day to support St. Matthew's House. On an ongoing basis, consignors can also donate women's, men's and children's clothing and accessories and ask that the sale proceeds be donated to St. Matthew's House. For more information, call 596-5044 or visit truefashionistasresale.com.
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my first Project Food Blog post. Your comments and e-mails have made my day. You guys rock!
Voting is now open for the first round of contestants. Voting ends September 28th.
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Using Your Degree
Using Your Degree
French majors who graduate from St. Kate's work in a variety of fields. They include:
- Jeanette Kraemer, associate professor of French at Marquette University, Milwaukee
- Margaret Marrinan, Ramsey County District Court judge (double major French and history)
- Sarah Simonet, elementary education teacher in Kensington, California
- Jordyn Arndt, English teaching assistant at the St. Pierre Vocational and Technical High School on Reunion Island, France
- Mary Pattock, assistant director of media and public relations for the College of Liberal Arts, University of Minnesota (double major French and English)
- Liz Dickey, relationship manager/payments consultant with Heartland Payment Systems (double major French and Spanish)
- Lauren Dees-Erickson, scheduler at U.S. House of Representatives and former staff assistant for Congresswoman/St. Kate's alumna Betty McCollum (double major French and English)
- Lindsay Butterfield, resident director at American University (major in French, history and social studies)
Recent graduates have also applied their French degrees to pursue higher education and rewarding jobs in law, international economics and business.
Other St. Kate's students have dedicated themselves to non-governmental organizations, such as the Peace Corps and Médecins Sans Frontières.


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