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Acadians Who Found Refuge in Louisiana, February 1764-early 1800s
Jean Corporon, a farmer from France, married Françoise, oldest daughter of François Savoie, at Port-Royal in c1670. She gave him 15 children, including three sons who created families of their own:
Oldest son Jean-Baptiste l'aîné, born at Port-Royal in c1677, married Marie, daughter of Philippe Pinet, probably at Port-Royal in c1702. They had 10 children, including two sons who married into the Bourhis and Viger dit Brigeau families. They settled on Île Royale, today's Cape Breton Island, where Jean-Baptiste l'aîné died in 1741, in his mid-60s.
Martin, born at Port-Royal in c1687, married first to Cécile, daughter of François Joseph dit Lejeune and widow of Étienne Rivet, probably at Port-Royal in c1708. They had three children, including a son who married into the Viger and Simon families. Martin remarried to Marie-Josèphe, daughter of François Viger, probably at Port-Royal in c1718. They had six children, but neither of their two sons survived to marry. Martin died probably on Île St.-Jean, today's Prince Edward Island, by July 1750, when his wife remarried at Port-Lajoie.
Youngest son Jean le jeune, born at Port-Royal in c1692, married Jeanne Pichot in c1730. He was recorded on Île Royale in 1749, but he died at Port-Lajoie, Île St.-Jean, in September 1756, age 68. ...
Le Grand Dérangement of the 1750s scattered this family to the winds. ...
The first Acadian Corporon to find refuge in Louisiana was Marie-Osite-Anne, age 31, daughter of Martin Corporon and his second wife Marie-Josèphe Viger, who reached New Orleans from Maryland in 1766 with her husband François Simoneau, age 38, a native of Lorraine, France. They and their four children, ages 6 to infancy, followed their fellow Maryland exiles to Cabanocé/St.-Jacques on the river above New Orleans. By the late 1770s, they had moved downriver to Ascension.
The only other Corporon to reach Louisiana was Marie-Osite-Anne's older sister Marie, who arrived in October 1769, age 50, aboard the ill-fated English vessel, Britannia, with her husband Honoré Trahan, age 43, and their 18-year-old son Pierre. They, too, came from Maryland--in this case, Port Tobacco--but they settled west of the Atchafalaya Basin in the Opelousas District, where Honoré had family. Marie died at Opelousas in August 1810; the priest who recorded her burial said that she was "de cent ans et plus," or over 100 years old, when she died, but she was closer to 90.
During the late 1780s and early 1790s, Spanish officials were counting Marie-Anne-Osite Corporon, her husband François Simoneau, and their children on upper Bayou Lafourche. Marie-Anne-Osite died at Assumption on the upper Lafourche in September 1802, in her late 60s.
No male Corporon came to Louisiana, so this old Acadian family, except for its blood, did not take root in the Bayou State. However, all of the many Simoneuxs of South Louisiana, and many of the Trahans, are Corporons through the maternal line.
The family's name also is spelled Corporeaux, Corpran, Corpron.
Sources: Arsenault, Généalogie, 494-95, 1366-68; Brasseaux, Founding of New Acadia, 105; <perso.orange.fr/froux/St_malo_arrivees/5bateaux.htm>, Family No. 135; White, DGFA-1, 411-17; White, DGFA-1 English, 92-93.
Settlement Abbreviations
(present-day parishes that existed during the War Between the States in parenthesis; hyperlinks on the abbreviations take you to brief histories of each settlement):
Lafourche (Lafourche, Terrebonne)
Pointe Coupée
Natchitoches (Natchitoches)
|San Bernardo (St. Bernard)
Attakapas (St. Martin, St. Mary, Lafayette, Vermilion)
San Luìs de Natchez (Concordia)
St.-Gabriel d'Iberville (Iberville)
Bayou des Écores (East Baton Rouge, West Feliciana)
New Orleans (Orleans)
St.-Jacques de Cabanocé (St. James)
Baton Rouge (East Baton Rouge, West Baton Rouge)
Opelousas (St. Landry, Calcasieu)
For a chronology of Acadian Arrivals in Louisiana, 1764-early 1800s, see Appendix.
The hyperlink attached to an individual's name is connected to a list of Acadian immigrants for a particular settlement and provides a different perspective on the refugee's place in family and community.
|Marie CORPORON 01
|Oct 1769
|Natc, StG, Op
|born c1719; daughter of Martin CORPORON & his second wife Marie-Josèphe VIGER; sister of Marie-Osite-Anne; married, age 27, Honoré, son of Étienne TRAHAN & Marie-Françoise ROY of Pigiguit, c1746, probably Pigiguit; at Baie des Espangnols, Île Royale, Apr 1752, age 33; moved to Lunenburg/Mirliguèche, NS, 1754; imprisoned on George's Island, Halifax, Sep 1755; exiled to NC, Dec 1755, aboard sloop Providence, age 36; moved to MD, c1760; in report of Acadians at Port Tobacco, MD, Jul 1763, called Marie TRAHAN, with husband, daughter, son, & 2 orphans; departed Port Tobacco 5 Jan 1769 aboard English schooner Britannia with husband, son Pierre, & orphan Joseph LEJEUNE; lost in the Gulf of Mexico & held by Spanish at La Bahia, TX; arrived Natchitoches Post, LA, 24 Oct 1769, overland from TX, age 50; settled below Bayou Plaquemine, St.-Gabriel District, with other Acadian exiles from the Britannia, Apr 1770; moved to Opelousas District; in Opelousas census, 1774, unnamed, with husband & 1 child; in Opelousas census, 1777, called Marie CORPRON, age 61(?)[sic], with husband & no others; in Opelousas census, 1785, unnamed, with husband & no others; in Opelousas census, 1788, Bellevue, unnamed, with husband & no others; died [buried] Opelousas 19 Aug 1810, age "de cent ans et plus," or "over 100[sic] years old"; one of the author's maternal ancestors~~
|Marie-Osite-Anne CORPORON 02
|Sep 1766
|StJ, Asc, Asp, Lf
|born c1735, Port-Royal; sometimes called Anne; daughter of Martin CORPORON & his second wife Marie-Josèphe VIGER; sister of Marie; on Île St.-Jean or Île Royale 1752, called Osite, age 17, with cousin Étienne TRAHAN; moved to Minas Basin, early 1750s?; exiled to MD 1755, age 20?; married, age 24, François SIMONEAU of Lorraine, France, c1759, probably MD; in report on Acadians at Oxford, MD, Jul 1763, called Anne no surname given, with husband François SIMONET, sons Joseph SIMONET, René SIMONET, & Jacques SIMONET; arrived LA Sep 1766, age 31; in Cabanocé census, 1769, occupying lot number 129, left [east] bank, called Marie CORPRON, age 34, with husband François SIMON age 41, sons Joseph age 9, René age 7, Alexis age 3, Morize age 6 mos., & daughter Margueritte age 5, 6 arpents, 0 slaves, 7 cattle, 0 horses, 18 pigs, 0 sheep, 1 musket; in Ascension census, 1777, right [west] bank, family no. 29, called Marie CORPRON, age 41, with husband François SIMONOS age 47[sic], sons Joseph age 17, Renée age 16, Alexis age 10, Maurice age 8, daughters Margueritte age 12, Marie age 6, Francoise age 2, 12 arpents, 1 slave, 26 cattle, 3 horses 0 sheep, 23 hogs, 2 arms; in Ascension census, 1788, right [west] bank, called Marie, no surname given, age 52, with husband François SIMONEAUX age 59, sons Alexis age 21, Maurice age 19, daughters Marie age 16, Poulonne age 13, 1 slave, 6 arpents next to son Joseph, 10 qts. rice, 60 qts. corn, 12 horned cattle, 5 horses, 30 swine; in Ascension census, 1791, right [west] bank, called Marie CORPRAN, age 55, with husband François SIMONEAU, age 60, sons Alexis age 24, Maurice age 22, daughter [called "his wife" in error] Francoise-Poulone age 16, 1 slave, 3 arpents next to son Joseph, 0 qts. rice, 300 qts. corn, 18 horned cattle, 6 horses, 20 swine; in Assumption census, 1797, called Marie CORPRON, Widow, age 62, with son Morice [SIMONEAUX] age 27, 0 slaves, next to son Joseph SIMONEAUX; in Lafourche census, 1798, called Marie CORPRON, age 60[sic], with son Morice SIMONEAU age 28, 2/60 arpents, 0 slaves; died [buried] Assumption 27 Sep 1802, age 67
01. Wall of Names, 26, calls her Marie CORPORON; White, DGFA-1, 415, calls her Marie [CORPORON], & provides her parents' names & other personal information; Hébert, D., Southwest LA Records, 1-B:711 (Opel. Ch.: v.1, p.111), her death/burial record, calls her Honoré (widow) TRAHAN, does not give her parents' names, & says she was buried "at age 'de cent ans et plus' (literally 100 years and more, over 100 years old." See also Jehn, Acadian Exiles in the Colonies, 152; De Ville, Southwest LA Families, 1777, 25.
She was closer to 90 when she died, but still. ...
02. Wall of Names, 25 (pl. 6L), calls her Marie CORPORON, & lists her with her husband & 4 children; Arsenault, Généalogie, 2593, her husband's profile, whom he calls Francois SIMON dit SIMONEAUX, calls her Marie CORPORON, says she was born in 1735, does not give her parents' names, & says she married Francois c1759 but does not say where; White, DGFA-1, 415, calls her Marie-Osite-Anne [CORPORON], provides her personal information, including her presence on the De La Roque recensement of Île Royale & Île St.-Jean in 1752 with a cousin, says she married Francois c1759 but does not say where, spells his surname SIMONEAU, & does not give his parents' names; BRDR, 2:204 (ASM-3, 33), her death/burial record, calls her Maria CORPERON, "widow of Francisco SIMONAUX," but does not give her parents' names. See also Jehn, Acadian Exiles in the Colonies, 157; Bourgeois, Cabanocey, 177; Voorhies, J., Some Late Eighteenth Century Louisianians, 477; Robichaux, Bayou Lafourche, 1770-98, 13, 23, 67, 106, 113, 154.
White & the Jul 1763 report in MD are not the only places where she is called Anne. See the birth/baptismal record of Antonio PLASENCIA, daughter Francoise-Apolline SIMONEAUX's son, dated 28 Oct 1800, in BRDR, 2:595 (ASM-1, 185), in which the boy's maternal grandparents are called Franciso SIMONAUX & Ana CORPERON.
Arsenault, p.2593, has François SIMON dit SIMONEAUX marrying a third time to Geneviève HÉBERT c1772, which is absurd considering the fact that Marie CORPORON did not die until 1802. Arsenault, p. 2593, also insists that her husband François was a SIMON from Acadia. Stephen A. White disagrees & says that there is no evidence that François SIMONEAU, who was born in the Lorraine region of northeastern France, ever lived in Acadia. See White, p. 1471, profile of François SIMON, son of Pierre dit Pierrot SIMON dit Boucher, which fails to mention Marie CORPORON at all, so François SIMON was not her husband. Her actual husband, François SIMONEAU, is considered a non-Acadian here because, according to White, he never lived in greater Acadia.
What happened to her son Jacques SIMONEAU, who was counted at Oxford, MD, in Jul 1763? Judging from the marriage date of François & Marie, Jacques could not have been very old in 1763, which means he probably died in MD between 1763-66 while still a youngster.
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Cardiovascular Disease Prevention and Control: Team-Based Care to Improve Blood Pressure Control
Team-based care to improve blood pressure control is a health systems-level, organizational intervention that incorporates a multidisciplinary team to improve the quality of hypertension care for patients. Team-based care is established by adding new staff or changing the roles of existing staff to work with a primary care provider.
Each team includes the patient, the patient's primary care provider, and other professionals such as nurses, pharmacists, dietitians, social workers, and community health workers. Team members provide process support and share responsibilities of hypertension care to complement the activities of the primary care provider. These responsibilities include medication management; patient follow-up; and adherence and self-management support.
Team-based care interventions typically include activities to:
- Facilitate communication and coordination of care support among various team members
- Enhance use of evidence-based guidelines by team members
- Establish regular, structured follow-up mechanisms to monitor patients' progress and schedule additional visits as needed
- Actively engage patients in their own care by providing them with education about hypertension medication, adherence support (for medication and other treatments), and tools and resources for self-management (including health behavior change)
Summary of Task Force Recommendations and Findings
The Community Preventive Services Task Force recommends team-based care to improve blood pressure control on the basis of strong evidence of effectiveness in improving the proportion of patients with controlled blood pressure and in reducing systolic (SBP) and diastolic (DBP) blood pressure. Evidence was considered strong based on findings from 80 studies of team-based care organized primarily with nurses and pharmacists working in collaboration with primary care providers, patients, and other professionals. The economic evidence indicates that team-based care is cost-effective.
Read the full Task Force Finding and Rationale Statement for details including implementation issues, possible added benefits, potential harms, and evidence gaps.
About the Intervention
- Team members who most often worked with patients and primary care providers were pharmacists and nurses.
- Medication management roles for team members were implemented in three different ways. Team members could:
- Change medications independent of the primary care provider
- Change medications with primary care provider approval or consultation
- Provide only adherence support and hypertension-related information, with no direct influence on prescribed medications
Results from the Systematic Review
The Task Force finding is based on evidence from a systematic review published in 2006 (Walsh et al., search period January 1980-July 2003) and a more recent Community Guide review (search period July 2003-May 2012). Economic evidence comes from a Community Guide economic review (search period January 1980 – May 2012).
Previous Review – Walsh et al. (search period January 1980- July 2003)
Twenty-eight studies were included in the review.
- Overall, there was an increase in the proportion of patients with controlled blood pressure, defined as being less than or equal to 140/90 mmHg.
- Controlled systolic blood pressure: median increase of 21.8 percentage points (Interquartile interval [IQI]: 9.0 to 33.8, 9 studies)
- Controlled diastolic blood pressure: median increase of 17.0 percentage points (IQI: 5.7 to 24.5, 6 studies)
- Systolic blood pressure decreased by a median of 9.7 mmHg (IQI: 4.2 to 14, 17 studies).
- Diastolic blood pressure decreased by 4.2 mmHg (IQI: 0.2 to 6.8, 21 studies).
Community Guide Review (search period July 2003- May 2012)
Fifty-two studies were included in the review.
- The proportion of patients with controlled blood pressure (less than or equal to 140/90 mmHg) increased by a median of 12.0 percentage points (IQI: 3.2 to 20.8, 33 studies).
- Systolic blood pressure decreased by a median of 5.4 mmHg (IQI: 2.0 to 7.2, 44 studies).
- Diastolic blood pressure decreased by 1.8 mmHg (IQI: 0.7 to 3.2, 38 studies).
- In addition to improvements in blood pressure outcomes, team-based care was effective in improving other cardiovascular disease risk factors, including:
- Diabetes (HbA1c and Blood Glucose levels)
- Cholesterol (Total and LDL cholesterol)
- For teams that included pharmacists, the median improvement in the proportion of patients with controlled blood pressure was considerably higher than the overall median increase.
- The effectiveness of team-based care was greater when team members could change hypertensive medications independent of the primary care provider, or with primary care provider approval or consultation.
- Results from included studies are applicable to various groups and settings, including:
- Adults and older adults
- Women and men
- White and African-American populations
- Health care and community-based settings
Economic Evidence (search period January 1980-May 2012)
Thirty-one studies were included in the review. Eleven studies provided cost-effectiveness estimates while the other studies provided estimates for the cost of intervention and the change in health care cost. All monetary values reported are in 2010 U.S. dollars.
- Intervention cost of team-based care is the cost of labor and resources that complement the activities of the primary care provider by providing process support and sharing the responsibility of hypertension care.
- Median intervention cost per patient per year was $284 (IQI: $153 to $670; 29 estimates from 20 studies).
- Change in health care cost includes outpatient visits, emergency department visits, hospital stays, and medications.
- Compared to usual care, the median health care cost per patient per year was $65 higher for team-based care (IQI: -$235 to $318; 23 estimates from 20 studies).
- Cost effectiveness is intervention cost per quality adjusted life year (QALY) saved.
- One study directly estimated intervention cost per QALY saved to be $4763.
- Ten additional studies provided 14 estimates of the cost associated with reductions in SBP due to team-based care, and these estimates were translated to cost per QALY saved using two separate formulas.
- Median intervention cost per QALY saved was $13,992 (IQI: $8339 to $32,292) based on one formula (Mason et al. 2005).
- Median intervention cost per QALY saved was $9716 (IQI: $5791 to $22,425) based on the other formula (McEwan et al. 2006).
Twenty seven of 29 cost-effectiveness estimates (from 11 studies) were below the conservative threshold of $50,000 per QALY saved, which indicates that team-based care for blood pressure control is cost-effective.
These results were based on a systematic review of all available studies, conducted on behalf of the Task Force by a team of specialists in systematic review methods, and in research, practice and policy related to cardiovascular disease prevention and control.
Mason JM, Freemantle N, Gibson JM, New JP. Specialist nurse-led clinics to improve control of hypertension and hyperlipidemia in diabetes: economic analysis of the SPLINT trial. Diabetes Care 2005;28(1):40-6.
McEwan P, Peters JR, Bergenheim K, Currie CJ. Evaluation of the costs and outcomes from changes in risk factors in type 2 diabetes using the Cardiff stochastic simulation cost-utility model (DiabForecaster). Curr Med Res Opin 2006;22(1):121-9.
Walsh J, McDonald K, Shojania K, et al. Quality improvement strategies for hypertension management: a systematic review. Medical Care 2006;44:646-57.
Supporting Materials
- Analytic Framework [PDF - 118.6 kB]
- Evidence Gaps
- Summary Evidence Table – Effectiveness Review [PDF - 1.82 MB]
- Summary Evidence Table – Economic Review [PDF - 315 kB]
- Included Studies - Effectiveness Review
- Included Studies - Economic Review
- Search Strategy - Effectiveness Review
- Search Strategy - Economic Review
Proia KK, Thota AB, Njie GJ, Finnie RKC, Hopkins DP, et al. Team-Based Care and Improved Blood Pressure Control: A Community Guide Systematic Review [PDF - 720 kB]. American Journal of Preventive Medicine 2014;47(1):86–99.
Community Preventive Services Task Force. Team-Based Care to Improve Blood Pressure Control. Recommendation of the Community Preventive Services Task Force [PDF - 172 kB]. American Journal of Preventive Medicine 2014;47(1):100–2.
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The findings and conclusions on this page are those of the Community Preventive Services Task Force and do not necessarily represent those of CDC. Task Force evidence-based recommendations are not mandates for compliance or spending. Instead, they provide information and options for decision makers and stakeholders to consider when determining which programs, services, and policies best meet the needs, preferences, available resources, and constraints of their constituents.
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The content of publications of the Guide to Community Preventive Services is in the public domain. Citation as to source, however, is appreciated. Sample citation: Guide to Community Preventive Services. Cardiovascular disease prevention and control: team-based care to improve blood pressure control. www.thecommunityguide.org/cvd/teambasedcare.html. Last updated: MM/DD/YYYY.
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Grade Lady Gaga as a So You Think You Can Dance Judge
Lady Gaga entertains millions around the globe with her music, but should she tire of concert appearances, she just may have a career in reality TV judging.
If you ask Us Weekly, she did nothing but impress with her Wednesday judging appearance on Fox's So You Think You Can Dance, displaying her appreciation for dance while giving the performers actual constructive criticism.
VIDEO: Show alum Chelsie Hightower tells Us who she's voting for on SYTYCD
Critiquing routines performed by season 8's Top 8 and their All-Star partners, Gaga, 25, made the dancers -- and fans -- take notice with her feedback.
In what was perhaps her most emotional reaction of the night, the "Judas" singer broke down in tears when discussing Marko Germar's routine.
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Check out more of Gaga's picks and pans in the recap video above and give Us your take on Gaga as a SYTYCD guest judge!
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Marco Bridge Run 2012
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Ryan Burke, 8 months, underwent reconstructive neurosurgery at Children's Memorial Hermann Hospital this summer to fix fused plates in his skull.
By Alexandra Seifert | Children's Memorial Hermann Hospital
When Ryan Burke was born eight months ago in Chicago to Leah and Jason Burke, the first-time parents noticed that their son's head was a little lopsided. But medical staff reassured the couple that this was most likely a normal consequence of being pushed through the birthing canal, and that it should resolve naturally. After three months, however, the lopsidedness had progressed, and the family's pediatrician decided to refer them to a neurosurgeon in Chicago.
It was there that Ryan was diagnosed with a rare form of craniosynostosis called Lambdoid synostosis. Lambdoid synostosis involves the premature closure of the lambdoid suture, which is the joint that runs across the skull near the back of the head. It can result in a flattening of the infant's head on the affected side, and in Ryan's case, it caused his ears to look more and more lopsided as his brain grew.
The word craniosynostosis is defined by the sum of its parts: it comes from the fusing of the words cranio, derived from cranium, meaning the skull; syn, a prefix which means together; and ostosis, which describes the formation of bone. Our bodies, from our cells to our lungs to our ligaments, are all dictated by the smaller components that combine to make the whole. It's a predictable pattern, but when one element becomes abnormal, the whole mechanism is affected.
Craniosynostosis describes one such example: it is defined as the premature closure of one or more of the joints between the bones of the skull. The joints, called sutures, permit small amounts of movement in the skull, allowing for slight elasticity and growth, which is crucial for a developing baby's brain. In craniosynostosis, the sutures ossify, or harden into bone, earlier than they should, thereby altering the normal growth pattern of the infant's skull. Because the skull cannot expand in the area of the fused sutures, it compensates by growing in a different direction. The resulting growth pattern may not allow enough space for a growing brain and can result in abnormal head shape or facial features as the infant develops. Varying degrees of visual impairment, sleep impairment, eating difficulties, or impaired mental development are all possible consequences of this condition. The consensus among the medical community is that there are three to five cases of craniosynostosis for every 10,000 live births.
|David Sandberg,
"There are textbook cases of craniosynostosis and then there are the very rare cases," said David Sandberg, M.D., pediatric neurosurgeon at Children's Memorial Hermann Hospital. "Ryan Burke was born with one of the rarest forms of the condition."
Surgery is the primary treatment for craniosynostosis. It requires an incision in the infant's scalp and cranial bones, where the affected suture or sutures are removed, and then the surrounding bones are reformed and placed into the correct position. The intention is to relieve pressure on the brain and create more room for the brain to grow.
"We were in shock," Leah said. "It took a while to come to terms with the fact that our baby would require this surgery."
|John Teichgraeber,
She and her husband set out to find the best craniofacial neurosurgery team in the country to work on Ryan, finally choosing Drs. David Sandberg and John Teichgraeber at Children's Memorial Hermann Hospital.
"They were personally recommended to us, and when we came to Houston to meet them, we knew immediately that they would provide the best care for our son. Not only do they have the credentials and the experience to treat Ryan's rare form, but they are both just wonderful human beings – a lot of doctors are not always the most personable or thoughtful, but Dr. Sandberg and Dr. T proved that to be untrue. They were extremely patient with us, very understanding, and willing to explain things a hundred times," said Leah.
The surgery took place this June, and required Ryan to go under full anesthesia for four hours. Sandberg, who is also director of pediatric neurosurgery at the Mischer Neuroscience Institute at Memorial Hermann-Texas Medical Center, and associate professor of neurosurgery and pediatric surgery at The University of Texas Medical School at Houston, performed the neurosurgery part of the procedure, which involved carefully cutting and removing the fused sutures in the skull.
Teichgraeber, who is a professor and co-director of UT Medical School's Texas Cleft-Craniofacial Clinic and a pediatric craniofacial surgeon at Children's Memorial Hermann Hospital, worked as the "artist" on the team. His job was to recut and re-contour the bones to normalize the side that was affected by the sutured fusion. Once the bones were reshaped, he repositioned them so they would resume normal growth and development. The pieces were secured in place with tiny plastic plates and screws that absorb naturally after about a year.
"We're basically carpenters for the skull. The joke is that the neurosurgeons take it apart and the craniofacial surgeons put it back together," said Teichgraeber. "But really, we work as a team the entire time to provide the best care possible for the child, from his health and functionality to the aesthetic aspect of reshaping his bone structure."
The surgery was successful and Ryan is already on his way to a full recovery.
"Ryan will wear a cranial helmet for three months to reinforce Dr. Teichgraeber's work, and he will have a few scars on his head from where we made the incision, but those will be covered once his hair grows in. So far his progress has been outstanding, and at this point we expect him to resume completely normal development," said Sandberg.
Ryan is now 8 months old and, according to Leah, reaching all of his developmental milestones.
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Ahmedabad, March 14 (IANS) Three Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) candidates from Gujarat filed their nomination papers for Rajya Sabha seats Friday in the office of state Assembly Secretary D.N. Patel. Scores of BJP workers were present when BJP's state president Parsottambhai Rupala, Natubhai Thakore and Bharatsinh Parmar submitted their papers.
The fourth seat is with the Congress. The party is re-nominating its incumbent Alkaben Kshatriya, who will be filing her nominations Saturday, the last day for nominations.
All the four would be elected unopposed.
Chief Minister Narendra Modi was present along with Finance Minister Vajubhai Vala, Water Supply and Water Resources Minister Nitinkumar Patel, Agriculture Minister Dilipbhai Sanghani and Rajya Sabha member Vijaybhai Rupani and several office-bearers.
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CAIRO — Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood pinned its hopes Friday on weekend elections to salvage its waning political fortunes, responding to a court order dissolving its power base in parliament by urging voters to support the Islamist group's candidate for president.
The runoff vote set for Saturday and Sunday pits Ahmed Shafiq, a military-rooted strongman promising a firm hand to ensure stability, against Brotherhood candidate Mohammed Morsi.
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As used in this chapter, the term—
(2) "Grand Challenge" means a fundamental problem in science or engineering, with broad economic and scientific impact, whose solution will require the application of high-performance computing resources and multidisciplinary teams of researchers;
(3) "high-performance computing" means advanced computing, communications, and information technologies, including supercomputer systems, high-capacity and high-speed networks, special purpose and experimental systems, applications and systems software, and the management of large data sets;
(4) "Internet" means the international computer network of both Federal and non-Federal interoperable data networks;
(5) "Network" means a computer network referred to as the National Research and Education Network established under section 5512 of this title;
(6) "Program" means the National High-Performance Computing Program described in section 5511 of this title; and
Source(Pub. L. 102–194, § 4,Dec. 9, 1991, 105 Stat. 1595; Pub. L. 105–305, § 7(b),Oct. 28, 1998, 112 Stat. 2924; Pub. L. 110–69, title VII, § 7024(a)(2),Aug. 9, 2007, 121 Stat. 689.)
2007—Par. (2). Pub. L. 110–69, § 7024(a)(2)(A), inserted "and multidisciplinary teams of researchers" after "high-performance computing resources".
Par. (3). Pub. L. 110–69, § 7024(a)(2)(B), struck out "scientific workstations," after "technologies, including" and "(including vector supercomputers and large scale parallel systems)" after "supercomputer systems", substituted "applications" for "and applications", and inserted ", and the management of large data sets" after "systems software".
Par. (4). Pub. L. 110–69, § 7024(a)(2)(C), struck out "packet switched" before "data networks".
Par. (7). Pub. L. 110–69, § 7024(a)(2)(D)–(F), added par. (7).
1998—Pars. (4) to (6). Pub. L. 105–305added par. (4) and redesignated former pars. (4) and (5) as (5) and (6), respectively.
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21 U.N. peacekeepers taken captive by armed Syrian rebels in Syrian Golan Heights • International negotiations underway for their release • Philippine ambassador: Israel mustn't intervene in hostage crisis.
Israel has expressed concern that the U.N. peacekeeping force in the Golan Heights may pull out altogether after Syrian rebels snatched 21 U.N. troops in the cease-fire zone bordering Israel, the French news agency AFP reported on Thursday.
An international negotiating team has been sent to Syria on behalf of the U.N. to secure the release of the 21 peacekeepers taken captive on Wednesday, U.N. Secretary-General Spokesman Farhan Haq told Army Radio on Thursday. "We certainly hope it will be resolved, and the secretary-general and the Security Council are united in calling for the immediate release of the prisoners."
Haq said he did not know how long it would take to free the prisoners.
"This kidnapping is likely to convince countries which participate in this force to bring their troops home, which would undoubtedly create a dangerous vacuum in no man's land on the Golan," an Israeli official told AFP, speaking on condition of anonymity. "Since its creation, this force has fulfilled its mission which was to keep the peace."
Israel fears that the departure of the U.N. troops may leave the cease-fire zone between the Syrian and the Israeli sectors of the Golan Heights open to infiltration by hardline militant groups, AFP reported.
The U.N. Disengagement Observer Force has been monitoring the cease-fire between Syria and Israel since 1974. The 21 peacekeepers who were taken captive — three officers and the rest enlisted personnel — were in a four-vehicle convoy when they were intercepted by Syrian rebels around noon on Wednesday near Jamlah, in the Daara province, less than 2 miles from the Israel-Syria cease-fire line, said Philippine military spokesman Col. Arnulfo Marcelo Burgos. Most of the peacekeepers were unarmed. They were part of a group of 300 from the 6th Philippine Contingent, led by Lt. Col. Nolie L. Anquillano, which is involved in peacekeeping efforts in the Golan Heights.
Israel's Army Radio reported that the IDF had no comment on the event, as while it occurred close to the Israeli border, it was still part of the internal conflict raging in Syria. Philippine Ambassador to Israel Generoso D.G. Calonge told Israel Radio on Thursday that his country expected Israel not to intervene in the crisis and that Israeli intervention would not be helpful.
"They [the troops] are under U.N. command and serving the U.N.," Calonge said. "We should leave it to the U.N. and I believe the U.N. will take care of them. The government of the Philippines prefers to leave it to the U.N. I would like Israel to give me information on what they know, but any active role would not expected as Syria and Israel are on opposite sides." VIDEO: Gunmen from the Martyrs of Yarmouk Brigades with the captured U.N. vehicles(Credit: YouTube)
Currently, UNDOF comprises observers from Austria, Japan, Scandinavian countries, the Philippines and Croatia.
Members of the Syrian opposition released a video in which armed rebels calling themselves the Martyrs of Yarmouk Brigades, showed off the captured U.N. vehicles and the captives inside, wearing bullet proof vests and the blue U.N. helmets.
"We demand a full retreat of all of [Syrian President Bashar] Assad's forces from Jamlah and the Daraa province," the rebel spokesman said in the video. "The Syrian military has been bombing the village relentlessly and those that are helping them are the U.N."
The spokesman pointed to one of the U.N. observers, who was standing next to him and speaking on a cell phone, and said: "The firing you hear in the background is the Syrian army shelling our village. These are the U.N.'s people, who are helping Assad take over our village. On Saturday we succeeded in overtaking a Syrian artillery piece and stopping some of the bombardment, but the regime, with the aid of the U.N., Europe and Israel bombarded the village from the air."
A man identified as Abu Qaed al-Faleh, spokesman for the Martyrs of Yarmouk Brigades, announced that the group would hold the peacekeepers until Assad's forces withdrew from Jamlah, reported The Associated Press. "They will not be released until after Bashar Assad's forces withdraw from the village of Jamlah bordering Israel," the man said.
The spokesman issued an ultimatum, saying, "If in 24 hours our demands are not met, we will take the U.N. observers as prisoners and treat them like prisoners of war." The rebels also published a different video in which they threatened that if the Syrian air force continued its attacks in the Daraa province, they would use the U.N. peacekeepers as human shields.
Several weeks ago, a senior adviser to the commander of the U.N. forces in the region was abducted in the Syrian Golan Heights. His whereabouts and the identities of his captors are still unknown.
The past few weeks have seen pitched battles fought between Syrian rebels, reinforced by elements of the al-Qaida aligned Jabhat al-Nusra group, and two Syrian army divisions stationed in the region. Video footage showed al-Qaida fighters taking positions near the Israel-Syria border in the Golan Heights.
The U.N. Security Council demanded "the unconditional release" of the peacekeepers. "We call on all sides to cooperate with U.N. forces and allow them to operate freely and protect the safety of the observers," a U.N. statement read.
U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-Moon's spokesman released a statement on Thursday. "The secretary-general reminds all actors in Syria that UNDOF is mandated to monitor the Disengagement of Forces Agreement between Israel and Syria. UNDOF's freedom of movement and safety and security must be respected by all parties," the statement said.
Russian U.N. Ambassador Vitaly Churkin, the current Security Council president, said the capture of the peacekeepers "is particularly unacceptable and bizarre" because the UNDOF peacekeepers were unarmed and their mission had nothing to do with Syria's internal conflict.
"They are there on a completely different mission, so there is no reason at all under any circumstances, any kind of sick imagination, to try to harm those people," he said.
Churkin urged countries with influence on the Syrian opposition to use it to help free the peacekeepers. He did not name any countries, but Qatar, Saudi Arabia and Turkey are known to have been providing military aid to some Syrian rebel groups.
Meanwhile, Human Rights Watch is investigating whether the same rebels linked to seizing the peacekeepers were involved in the executions of captured regime soldiers in another incident around Jamlah several days ago. The rights group began the investigation after receiving one video apparently showing the capture of the Syrian soldiers and a second video showing bodies in the same area, Human Rights Watch member Peter Bouckaert said.
"We were just starting to investigate this today ... when we learned about the incident with the U.N. peacekeepers," he said.
Asked about why the rebels might be holding the U.N. peacekeepers, he said: "This seems to be a rather inexperienced group. It shows the desperation that many people, including armed groups, around Syria feel about protecting the civilians in their own villages."
Meanwhile, the Syrian opposition moved one step closer to being recognized as the representative of the Syrian people. The Arab League offered the opposition a seat, on condition that it created a representative council. Arab League chief Nabil Elaraby said that Arab foreign ministers had invited the "national Syrian coalition" to elect a representative to attend the league's summer meeting in Qatar. Iraq and Algeria expressed their reservations on the proposition while Lebanon abstained. The Arab League ruled that all member countries would be able to provide the Syrian opposition with military aid if they chose to do so.
Meanwhile, Syrian state-run TV reported Thursday night that "authorities discovered Israeli espionage equipment on the Syrian coast." According to the report, the equipment was found near Latakia and was capable of capturing audio and video and broadcasting the information.
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Deputies said in one of the incidents earlier this month, the culprit was wearing all black clothing and peering into the kitchen window from the pool enclosure at a home on Ashridge Lane in Ormond Beach.
When the victim saw the culprit, he ran out of the pool area, according to deputies. The victim chased the culprit down Ashridge Lane, but lost sight after the culprit ran into a wooded area.
The victim told deputies he initially thought it was a friend playing a joke but after checking with his friends, it is not anyone he knows.
Two suspicious vehicles -- a dark colored small SUV and a dark colored older Cavalier -- were reported being spotted in the area.
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Maria Santa-Maria, Ph.D., LPCC, came to SFCC to serve as the lead faculty for the Human Services program after 25 years of experience in the behavioral health field.
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In 1983 the National Western Scholarship Trust was formed to provide scholarships to students studying agriculture, rural medicine and veterinary science. Since then the Scholarship Trust has grown to award 80 scholarships annually, ranging from $2500 to $6000 per student.
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Over the last six weeks, I have ran you through the past 10 Years of Free. We started with the Presto, went to the 5.0,
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The Presto taught us that we could be minimal in a world of over protection. The Free 5.0 OG taught us that "less shoe,
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We started with the Presto, went back to 2004 for the Free 5.0, came forward to 2014 for the 5.0 again, and here we
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If less does in fact equal more, then what does less for ten years equal? In theory, we would just be running barefoot at
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"Less shoe, more you!" – Vin Lananna That quote would revolutionize the future of Nike Running. The concept is simple: the less between you and
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Get up, get out, and do something! Just about any day of the year, you can find something fun, informative, and healthy to enjoy at an area park. Feel free to browse the listings below, or use the search tools to find an event that matches your interests and location.
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Thursday, July 2, 2015
Bryant Park Reading Room: Fiction Writing
at Reading Room (in Bryant Park), Manhattan
7:00 p.m.–8:30 p.m.
Pen your own story, poem, or screenplay, at writers workshops guaranteed to improve and perfect. Facilitated by Hasie Sirisena.
Category: Education, Talks
Union Square Park: Summer in the Square: Cardio Blast
at North Plaza (in Union Square Park), Manhattan
7:00 p.m.–8:00 p.m.
Crunch presents Cardio Blast, a hot and sweaty dance party with some of today's best hip-hop and popular music.
Category: Fitness, Outdoor Fitness
Zumba Under the Stars with Lisa G aka RockaZumbaWay
at Seaside Playground, Queens
7:30 p.m.–8:45 p.m.
Get in shape with this popular form of exercise and dance, which combines Latin and African dance steps.
Category: Dance, Fitness, Outdoor Fitness
The Real Diamond
at George Seuffert Bandshell (in Forest Park), Queens
7:30 p.m.–8:30 p.m.
Enjoy this amazing tribute to one of music greatest stars: Neil Diamond
Category: Concerts, Free Summer Concerts, Seniors
Shakespeare in the Park: The Tempest
at Delacorte Theater (in Central Park), Manhattan
8:00 p.m.–9:00 p.m.
Academy Award nominee Sam Waterston returns in The Tempest, Shakespeare's classic about young love, old enemies and the eternal magic of storytelling.
Category: Theater, Free Summer Theater, Shakespeare in the Parks
Movies in the Parks: Pee Wee's Big Adventure
at Ball Field #1 (in Red Hook Recreation Area), Brooklyn
8:30 p.m.–10:30 p.m.
Please note: the location for this film has changed.
Category: Film, Kids, Free Summer Movies
Friday, July 3, 2015
Good Morning America Summer Concert: Mika
at Rumsey Playfield (in Central Park), Manhattan
7:00 a.m.–9:00 a.m.
The 2015 Summer Concert Series returns for the seventh year in Central Park, home of the SummerStage, where music's biggest names will perform live every Friday.
Category: Concerts, Free Summer Concerts
Exhibit: Oh Sit! 14 Sculptors Consider the Chair
at Tower Plaza (in Highbridge Park), Manhattan
7:00 a.m.–8:00 p.m.
NYC Parks is pleased to host Oh Sit! 14 Sculptors Consider the Chair will be on view through November 8, 2015 in Highbridge Park located in northern Manhattan.
Category: Art
Highbridge: Rebirth of the Harlem River
at Poe Park Visitor Center (in Poe Park), Bronx
8:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m.
Come see this group exhibition of contemporary photographs celebrating New York City's oldest bridge, the High Bridge.
Category: Art, Tours, High Bridge
CANCELLED: Ocean Breeze Summer Fitness: Going the Distance
at Midland Beach Splash Plaza (in Franklin D. Roosevelt Boardwalk and Beach), Staten Island
8:00 a.m.–9:00 a.m.
Take free fitness classes outside this summer, brought to you by the staff of the new Ocean Breeze Track & Field Athletic Complex!
Category: Fitness, Outdoor Fitness
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Woodspring Wings Show called off due to waterlogged airfield
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Bad weather has forced the organisers of a popular model aircraft show to cancel the event.
The 20th anniversary Woodspring Wings Show was due to take place at its airfield in Yatton next weekend.
But heavy rain during the past month has caused the airfield to become waterlogged and after an inspection, organisers took the decision to cancel.
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Not that confortable but very good indeed The hostel is very small to say the truth, but you have a couple of places to chill out, you have tons of info on what to do in Rosario, and the bar Roots -- which is not noisy at all -- is the coolest bar I've seen in a hostel. it is also open to everyone in the city and is quite popular so you will have a clear chance to speak to the locals if that's what you intend. Now, excepting for one of the dorms there's a chance that you will hear noise and people talking since early in the morning, so if you are a light sleeper request a quiet room. Most of the Staff is super nice and owners Gabi and Romina are really the kindest people ever. — Juan, Colombia (2007-10-15)
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Once upon a time, I went to a chiropractor. It was an experience that taught me a few key things, not the least of which was that people don't require hard evidence to make claims. Chiropractors will tell you that their spinal manipulations are much more than just realignments of the spine. All that chi crap comes in, and they start talking about the body's energy flows and how a pinched nerve obviously can cause the liver to function less effectively, thus reducing the flow of energy to the body. And of course, the natural result of that is bronchitis or diabetes.
That is, dear reader, a crock of man-dung. But these people believe it. They accept this because the concept of an energy flow in the body is age-old. But you know what else is age old? the apple in the back of my fridge. It hardly makes it a better apple. The other reason often cited to me for believing this is that they treat patients who suffer from various ailments and they see "a marked improvement" in the health of the person.
Naturally, this "marked improvement" never quite makes it to any kind of legitimate testing. It's far easier to assume that the only variable in a person's life is their chiropractic care, so clearly it's the remarkable x factor that has made the change in the person's overall health. It takes balls to make such unsubstantiated comments, especially to people suffering diseases who may be desperate for your snake oil.
I'm not saying there's no benefit to a chiropractor, but any benefit would lie solely in the manipulation of the spine. If you're in an accident, chiropractic treatment may well help you in your recovery. I don't know if this is true or not, but I'm not outright saying that it can't be the case. But that doesn't give them any footing to talk about curing diseases, overall health and welfare, or fixing energy flow within the body.
Steven Novella has a great piece today over at Science Based Medicine about another kind of woo that has overstepped it's boundaries. It's called Behavioral Optometry, and drew his ire after he (like many of us skeptics) caught this wonderful speech by one of it's practitioners, Dr. Charlene Werner, which was put up on Pharyngula for laughter and scorn by PZ Myers.
I'll leave the deconstruction to Novella, but I wanted to throw in my two cents about the topic.
Tylenol fights headaches and fever. It's a great little pill. People who take Tylenol when they're fighting cancer may well experience a lessening in their symptoms after the Tylenol use. Does that mean that Tylenol can cure your testicular cancer? No. Of course not. If the Tylenol people made that claim, you'd laugh in their face. There's no controls to their statements. Were the patients who noticed this lessening in symptoms also on chemotherapy? Had they taken up a diet rich in antioxidants and riboflavin? Had they been praying to their Sky Daddy every night for a cure? We don't know. All we know is that their symptoms lessened, an entirely unquantifiable statement, and someone wants to take the credit for it.
So why do we let the alt med scoundrels get away with this? When is faith in the cure ever an answer? When products make unsubstantiated claims, their makers are punished for it. So why do we accept this nonchalance from our priests, chiropractors, shaman, and Behavioral Optometrists?


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GOING HOME: Age-defying White Out finds a new life in St. Lucie
PORT ST. LUCIE - It takes a special cat to live to the ripe old age of 17. It takes a remarkable one to start over at that age with a brand new life.
White Out was born in September of 1996, and lived with his first family until 2008, when he was surrendered to Dogs & Cats Forever. Despite his age, the personable feline was soon adopted again, and for the next five years, he continued his life as a housecat.
Recently, however, White Out returned to the shelter when his family could no longer care for him. At 17 (that's 84 in human years), White Out was now the oldest cat at the shelter and chances of finding a family willing to take someone his age were slim.
Fortunately, White Out ignored the odds and after only a few weeks, he found a forever home in which to spend his golden years.
Alicia Bell had been searching Dogs & Cats' website for a special dog or cat. "My husband Chris and I had discussed our next adopted or fostered pet would be a senior dog or cat and/or a dog or cat that might have had medical needs," said Alicia. After learning more about White Out at a recent adoption event, Alicia and Chris went to the main shelter to meet him in person and give him a try.
Alicia said that White Out (now Popcorn or 'Pops' for short) fits in well with his new canine and feline housemates, all of which are rescues. "He loves dinnertime," said Alicia. "We usually eat in the living room, and he has found his perch along with everyone else just in case a morsel falls." She said that he has also made himself comfy on their bed at night.
Alicia said that she and Chris had no reservations about adopting an older cat. "We actually gravitate toward older animals, because many times they get looked over for adoption," said Alicia. She added, "He wants to be part of all that is going on, despite his age. We are hoping that our younger babies will keep him active and happy for a long time to come."
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Consumer Electronics Show Highlights Newest Technology
Parrot's Flower Power plant monitor and application is on display... Nachrichtenfoto2013,Auftragen,Consumer Electronics Show,Ereignis,Finanzen,Las Vegas,Mandalay Bay-Kongreßzentrum,Mobile App,Nevada,Papagei,Technologie,USA,Vertikal,Ware,Wissenschaft und TechnikPhotographer David BeckerCollection: Getty Images News 2013 Getty ImagesLAS VEGAS, NV - JANUARY 06: Parrot's Flower Power plant monitor and application is on display during a press event at the Mandalay Bay Convention Center for the 2013 International CES on January 6, 2013 in Las Vegas, Nevada. The monitor will sense the plant's enviroment and relay the information to the user's smart phone or tablet. CES, the world's largest annual consumer technology trade show, runs from January 8-11 and is expected to feature 3,100 exhibitors showing off their latest products and services to about 150,000 attendees. (Photo by David Becker/Getty Images)


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The Boone Town Council has spent their day in a work session dealing with finer points of how the town government functions. The entire morning was spent with Planning & Inspections Director Bill Bailey front and center, working with the council on points in his nearly 40-page report.
The longest discussion was on better interaction between the council and their Planning Commission and Board of Adjustment. The afternoon was spent hearing from commissions, committees, and task forces in ten-minute segments.
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Hello, my name is Justine Wood and I am in 5th grade at University Charter School (Aspire Public Schools). This year I will be working on a R.O.P.E.S. project for school. The Rite of Passage Experiences (R.O.P.E.S) project gives fifth graders opportunities to demonstrate academic achievements in a real-life setting (as noted in the R.O.P.E.S manual).
I have chosen Society for the Handicapped Children and Adults (http://www.societyforhandicapped.org) as my focus for my project. I have always shown an interest in people with disabilities and always look for ways that I can help them. I feel that this project might be a good way to do that.
My main focus for this project is going to be raising money for the Special Needs Ball happening on March 23, 2013, and that is where I will need your help. You see my goal is pretty big. I am going a grand total of $4, 000.00. This is what it cost to put the Special Needs Ball on.
As many of you know, I recently did a prom dress drive and brought in about 45 dresses. I am so excited to see these dresses on the participants as they enjoy a special night just for them. By the way, I will continue to take prom dress donations if you have them.
There are several ways that you can help me reach my goal in assisting with this event:
1) a money donation
2) donations for prom dresses/ evening dresses/ men's prom atire
3) if you own a business or know of someone who could donate to this event please call me at 209-603-5961
Thank you for visiting my fundraising page for Society for Handicapped Children & Adults' Special Needs Prom 2013!
Donating through this website is simple, fast and totally secure. It is also the most efficient way to support my fundraising efforts.
Many thanks for your support -- and don't forget to forward this to anyone who you think might want to donate too!
DRESS COUNT TO DATE: 168 (as of 03/23/2013)
The fund raiser that took place, at the Ice Cream Company during the month of February brought in $1,465.33! Thank you so much to all who came out to support Justine and the Special Needs Ball. We really appreicate your support!