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The Vestry of St. Bartholomew's Church in the City of New York is the legal, canonical, and fiduciary "board of trustees" for the church.
The Rector is chairman of the Vestry. Wardens, elected for up to three consecutive two-year terms, are the lay chairs of the Vestry, and have canonical authority for the parish when the rectorship is vacant. Members are elected for up to two consecutive three-year terms. Governed by national and diocesan canon law, New York State Religious Corporation law, and our own by-laws, the Vestry leads the parish in setting policies and goals, maintaining the buildings, and raising financial support for the mission of the parish.
For questions about the Vestry or to contact individual members, please email the Executive Assistant to the Rector, Millard Cook, or call 212-378-0263.
Peter Kendall, Warden
Peter joined St. Bart's with his wife Sara and three children, Geordie, Barnaby and Billy in 1990. He served on the Vestry in the early nineties and was a member of the choir and a lay reader. Peter retired in 2005 after a long career in International business based in New York, London and Hong Kong. He was elected to the Vestry again in 2008 and has served as chair of the Compensation Committee and also as a member of several committees including Planning and Budget, Building, Investment, and the Governance Committee. He became a Warden in 2010.
Peter lives on the Upper West Side. He has recently stepped down as President of his Co-op Board and as Vice Chair of the greater New York Advisory Board of the Salvation Army to spend more time on his responsibilities at St. Barts and personal interests.
Anne Adams Rabbino, Warden
Anne is a lawyer specializing in commercial real estate. She also represents the issuer of tax-exempt debt for the benefit of museums and other cultural institutions. She is currently a partner with Bryant Rabbino LLP.
Anne has served as Warden of St. Bart's since 2009. She has been an active Episcopalian for thirty years and joined St. Bart's in 2003, where she was drawn by the rich spiritual life. She is very grateful for the opportunity to serve as a Warden and to work with the clergy, staff and volunteers who make St. Bart's an exciting and interesting community.
Anne and Bob Rabbino have been married for more than 40 years and live on the Upper West Side. They are the proud and fortunate parents of two daughters who also live in New York. They have three grandchildren.
Honorary Wardens
Fletcher Hodges, III
Anthony P. Marshall
Percy Preston, Jr.
Zack Bacon
Zack Bacon has been involved in the financial industry for 30 years as an investment banker and hedge fund manager and is currently a Managing Director and on the Board of Directors of Moore Capital Management. Zack is the father of four children, two of whom are graduates of St. Bart's Community Preschool and are now at Birch Wathen Lenox in Manhattan. Zack was originally a parishioner at St. Bart's in the mid-eighties before moving to North Carolina in 1987. He has been a parishioner at St. Bart's since moving back to New York in 1995. His brother Louis Bacon was married in the chapel at St. Bart's in 1985. Zack previously served on the board of trustees of World T.E.A.M., an organization promoting the non-able bodied through sporting activities, is active in fund-raising for the University of North Carolina, is on the board of advisors of St. Bart's Community Preschool and on the Board of the Boys Club of New York. Zack was born in North Carolina, currently lives in Manhattan with his twin sons, and enjoys sports and outdoor activities in his free time.
Mildred C. Brinn
Mildred Brinn, a member of St. Bartholomew's Church since 1968, is the President and Director of L & L Foundation, Tatiana Piankova Foundation, and Marcelle White Foundation. She serves on the boards of the American Ballet Theatre; The Parrish Art Museum, Southampton, N.Y.; and The Skowhegan School of Painting and Sculpture in Maine. Additionally she is a member of the Lenox Hill Hospital Advisory Board, the Metropolitan Opera President's Circle, and the National Committee on American Foreign Policy. A graduate of the University of Cincinnati and Capital University, she was the Vice President/Senior Associate of Golightly & Co., International, a management consulting firm. Among her many roles at St. Bart's, Millie has served several prior terms on the Vestry, as the Honorary Co-Chair of the Capital Campaign, and a member of the Development Committee. She was a founding member and remains active on the St. Bartholomew's Preservation Foundation. Millie's passionate support of St. Bart's over the years has had a defining influence on her faith journey. Her commitment to the continued vitality and ministry of this parish is without question and she welcomes the opportunity to serve the parish as a member of the Vestry in these challenging times.
Hunter T. Carter
As a lawyer for nearly a quarter of a century, Hunter has been working in a broad array of commercial and corporate litigation matters while also spearheading representations seeking social justice. Hunter is a partner with the law firm of Arent Fox LLP. His professional activities are diverse, encompassing the areas of ethics, Latin America, and the LGBT community. He is a member of the New York State Bar Ethics Committee. He chairs the New York City Bar Association Committee on Inter-American Affairs and writes a blog called Colombia Law & Business Post. Hunter co-authored the New York State Bar Association report endorsing same-sex marriage in 2009 and is currently counsel to MOVILH, the Chilean LGBTI rights group, and recently lodged a petition with the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights denouncing Chile's denial of marriage rights to three same-sex couples. He was elected to the editorial boards of the University of Miami Law Review and the Virginia Journal of International Law and is fluent in Spanish and French. Hunter's social justice work included chairing several committees and serving as a director and an officer of the Whitman-Walker Clinic, in Washington, D.C., battling the HIV/AIDS epidemic, during the 1990's. He has also served on the board of the Gay & Lesbian Victory Fund, Caring for Colombia Foundation, and is currently a member of the board of the Cyrus R. Vance Center for International Justice of the New York City Bar, promoting pro bono legal services and access to justice programs throughout the Western Hemisphere. Hunter started attending St. Bart's in 2011 and was quickly drawn into the parish by the "radical" welcome offered here. He is moved by the insightful and caring clergy and their inspiring preaching, and the parish's devotion to God through the weekly Eucharist. He is also deeply grateful for the soaring music, the LGBT community, and the book classes. Hunter and his husband César Zapata met in 2000, and were married in a joyous musical ceremony by Buddy Stallings and Edward Sunderland at St. Bart's in June, 2012. They divide their time between New York and Medellín, Colombia, César's hometown, where he loves to travel, read, and cook.
Peter B. de Menocal
Peter deMenocal is a professor (and recently chair) at Columbia University in the Department of Earth and Environmental Sciences. His research at the Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory explores how and why climate has changed in the past and how this has impacted living systems including human evolution and ancient cultures. He's leading the new Center for Climate & Life initiative at Columbia and is active in education, outreach, and communication of climate change issues.
Peter and Yuko are parents of two cheerful, highly original twin girls, Grace and Maaya. After Peter arrived in New York in 1987 for his graduate studies at Columbia, he searched off and on for a church community until 2004 when he discovered St. Bart's. It was at St. Bart's where he found the spiritual home that resonated with his own values, a view that is captured in the Sunday welcome notice. He joined the church in 2010.
St. Bart's is a rare gem in this city - a place of purpose, community, and worship that many more might appreciate. This is a time to give back in life, and a flourishing, supporting parish will need more members as well as families with children. Peter has two older brothers and a father, all of whom have been wardens or vestry members in their own parishes, so he understands the expectation and responsibility.
Peter loves the ocean and the countryside, two things in short supply in the city. So he and his family regularly go to an old farmhouse in the Berkshires or to the ocean, sailing when they can. Peter would like to return to oil painting which was a passion some years ago and Yuko and the girls have taken to the piano in earnest.
Michael T. Duffy
Michael Thomas Duffy is the Managing Director for Victory Education Partners, a national organization that supports charter schools, which is headquartered in NYC. Michael assumed this role after having served for three years as Director of the Charter School Office for the New York City Department of Education, under the leadership of Chancellor Joel Klein. In his current job he is focused on the launch of a new charter school—The Great Oaks Charter School—in Newark, in the Fall of 2011.
For over 10 years Michael has worked to build public charter schools: he was the Executive Director of the City on a Hill Charter Public School, a small college-prep high school in the Roxbury neighborhood of Boston; he also helped to launch the MATCH Charter High school in Boston, leading that school's capital campaign.
Michael's efforts in education grew out of his work in the civil rights movement. In 1991 Massachusetts Governor William Weld appointed him as Chairman and Commissioner of the state civil rights commission. He later served as co-chair of the Human Rights Campaign, the national gay and lesbian civil rights organization. He has worked on political campaigns, beginning in 1987 when he was Finance Director for former Congressman Christopher Shay's first Congressional campaign.
After graduating Phi Beta Kappa from Trinity College, Hartford, Michael received a Master's degree in Public Policy from the John F. Kennedy School of Government at Harvard University. He is now in the process of settling into a new home in Carnegie Hill with his partner Patrick Derosier. Raised as a Roman Catholic, Michael was officially received into the Episcopal Church when he lived in Boston and was a member of Trinity Church.
William Erhardt
Bill is a Pediatrician and Infectious Diseases specialist. He is currently Vice President for Research and Development at Pfizer. His work there has focused on the development of new antibiotics for difficult to treat infections as well as new medicines for respiratory illnesses such as asthma and emphysema. Prior to joining Pfizer, Bill was a practicing pediatrician and member of the faculty of the New York University School of Medicine. He is a fellow of the American Academy of Pediatrics and a member of the Infectious Disease Society of America. Bill first walked through the doors of St. Bart's on the first Sunday of Lent in 2003 and has been a regular attendee ever since. He was initially drawn by the welcoming atmosphere of the Church, and came to value the ability to think, question and accept different points of view that it such a hallmark of St. Bart's. St. Bart's has been a part of many important events in Bill's life such as the blessing of his commitment in 2005 and his recent marriage in 2011. In recent years, he has enjoyed bringing the radical welcome to other through service as an usher and greeter. Bill lives with his partner Bill Boltz (yes, two Bills!!) on the East Side of Manhattan; they also maintain a home in Southold, Long Island. He enjoys music (both listening and playing) as well as riding his bike and paddling his canoe on the ponds and bays of Long Island.
John Gilliland
John is a thirty-one year executive of Citigroup who has held a variety of senior level positions in global finance focusing on business strategy, portfolio and risk management for the Corporate and Investment Bank and Global Consumer Group based in the U.S., Australia, United Kingdom and Brazil. He is currently the chief operational officer for Fundamental Credit Risk for Citi.
John, along with his wife Frederique Henriot, has been a member of St. Bart's since 2002. John has previously served on the Vestry of St. Bart's, and was chair of the Investment Committee, a member of the Planning and Budget Committee, a member of the Governance Committee, and involved in the oversight of the operations of Inside Park. Frederique's daughters Luz and Amber are proud members of the
St. Bart's Choristers.
John has served on the Boards of several non-profit organizations in the greater New York area. John is also a Partner and Director of Heart Tail Ranch, Ltd., a family-owned ranch management enterprise in Texas.
John was born in San Antonio, Texas and currently resides in Manhattan with Frederique, Luz and Amber. His daughter, Allie, lives in Vail, Colorado, and his son, Brittain, lives in Austin, Texas. John is an enthusiastic fly-fisher and golfer.
Morihiko Goto (五藤盛彦)
Morihiko (Mori) Goto has worked on Wall Street for over 30 years and is the Chairman of the Board and Chief Executive Officer of Goto Capital Markets, Inc. Prior to launching his own firm, he had held senior positions at several firms including Managing Director of RBS Greenwich Capital and Merrill Lynch & Company. Mori holds a B.A. in Economics from Keio University, Tokyo, Japan, where he was elected a member of Honors Seminar of Professor Michihiro Ohyama. Mori also has an MBA double major in Finance and Money & Financial Markets from Columbia Business School, which he earned in an accelerated 16-month program.
Mori is the Chair of the St. Bart's Vestry Planning and Budget Committee and serves on the Vestry Governance Committee and the Vestry Investment Committee, as well as a Trustee of the Diocesan Investment Trust of the Diocese of New York. He also serves as a Member of the Board of Directors and Treasurer of Crossroads Community Services, Inc., a 501(C)(3) community service corporation affiliated with St. Bart's. He volunteers in the Crossroads' Homeless Shelter, preparing dinner and staying overnight in the shelter to provide host and security services.
Mori Goto first experienced the "radical welcome" at St. Bart's on Christmas Eve 2006 when, on the steps of the church, Bill Tully invited him to join the 4 pm service, notwithstanding Mori's reservations about not being a Christian. Mori was raised in Tokyo in a family where generations of his mother's ancestors have been the ministers overseeing a reformed Buddhist temple continuously since the mid-15th century. Mori was baptized at St. Bart's on September 16, 2007, by Bill Tully and reaffirmed by Bishop Roskam on April 27, 2008.
Mori lives on the Upper East Side and enjoys the NY Philharmonic, playing jazz guitar, travel, and black diamond skiing, as well as his numerous charitable pursuits. Mori is also a Delta Society-registered Therapy-Pet handler and he brings his registered therapy dog Ellie the Toy Poodle to local nursing homes and a hospital on a monthly basis He has a daughter, Lisa, who graduated from the Brearley School and Bowdoin College and is now studying to become a physician at Drexel University College of Medicine. She joins Mori at St. Bart's for holiday services and has also volunteered at the shelter.
Jinsoo H. Kim
Jinsoo Kim is a partner at the global law firm of Davis Polk & Wardwell LLP, specializing in corporate finance transactions, including acquisition financings and debt restructuring. Prior to becoming a lawyer, she worked as a community organizer. She is a graduate of Stanford University and Harvard Law School.
At St. Bart's, Jinsoo is a member of its volunteer choir, the St. Bart's Singers and the Welcome Committee of the church, and is also active with the meditation group, the Living Christ Sangha.
Jinsoo currently serves on the board of directors of the Asian American Legal Defense and Education Fund (AALDEF), a national legal advocacy organization based in New York City. She previously served on the boards of the National Employment Law Project (NELP) and Grassroots International as well as various advisory boards of the American Friends Service Committee (AFSC).
When she was looking for a church home in New York City, Jinsoo was drawn to St. Bart's by the consistently relevant and powerful preaching of its clergy, the beauty of its music and sacred space and the graciousness and open-mindedness with which things seem to be done at St. Bart's generally. St. Bart's has been a place of great nourishment and community for her, and she is grateful to be a part of the wonderful mission of this special place.
Jinsoo was born in South Korea and immigrated to the States with her family when she was 7 years old. She grew up as a preacher's kid in Ohio and California, and moved to the East Coast in her mid-twenties.
Mary Krueger
Mary joined St. Barts in 2007 after her husband Peter Sullivan and she moved to New York from Los Angeles. They choose St. Bart's because they both responded to the excellent preaching, beautiful liturgy and music and overall culture here. In fact, before the move, they periodically worshipped at St. Bart's when their travels took them there.
Mary has had a varied and multi-faceted career. For 19 years and until she left the work force to stay at home with their young twin daughters, Mary worked in large scale IT for companies such as IBM and Bank of America . When her daughters started junior high school, she returned to work on a part-time basis. Since then, she has researched child care and early childhood funding, prepared business plans for a Hollywood producer/wellness entrepreneur, and worked at a home-based computer software company. Before retiring in 2013, Mary worked for several years (both in LA and subsequently from NY) as operations director for a boutique PR firm in Los Angeles.
"I am a committed Christian. Since joining St. Bart's, I have been an active member; participating in several discernment committees, serving as a Stewardship partner, working as a Gift Captain for the Christmas Miracles program, participating in the St. Bart's Habitat for Humanity trip to the Dominican Republic and volunteering at the sales desk at St. Bart's Central. In recent years, I have been extensively involved visiting home-bound parishioners. When I lived in LA, I attended All Saints Beverly Hills where I was a member for 17 years. There, I was involved
in many church activities including serving as Junior and Senior Warden of the Vestry and as co-chair of the
Building Committee.
I met Peter when we were college students in New York in the 70s. We have 29-year old twin daughters who live in Brooklyn. My interests include traveling, walking, reading and attending mystery conventions."
Dulcie T. Mapondera
Dulcie is currently a lawyer with the United Nations Joint Staff Pension Fund in New York, and has served the United Nations in Geneva, Switzerland (1996 – 2005) and Khartoum, Sudan (2005-2007). She started her career in the private sector with Mobil Oil in her native Zimbabwe, and for thirteen years also worked as a part-time radio announcer with the Zimbabwe Broadcasting Corporation. Dulcie has been attending St. Bart's since moving to New York in October 2007. She was and remains drawn by the experience of worship at St. Bart's, deeply appreciative of the excellence in the liturgy, preaching and music, and finds Bart's to be an open and welcoming congregation. Dulcie has been on the Vestry since February 2010, serving on the Governance and Development Committees and as Clerk to the Vestry. Her involvement in St. Bart's began with the Parish Life Project and has largely focused on stewardship, including serving as a Co-Chair of the 2011 and 2012 Stewardship Campaigns. Prior to St. Bart's, Dulcie was a member of Emmanuel Church, Geneva, which is part of the Convocation of Episcopal Churches in Europe. She served on the Vestry, was a member of the 2000 and 2005 search committees and a leader in establishing the healing ministry at Emmanuel. Dulcie was a student representative in the University of London Chaplaincy, which serves the Anglican community within the University of London colleges. With a keen interest in art and music, Dulcie is delighted to take advantage of all that New York and St. Bart's have to offer. She enjoys reading and staying abreast of current affairs, watching tennis and travelling, spending time with family in Zimbabwe and Switzerland.
Heather Mitchell
Heather Mitchell is a Literary Agent at the venerable Gelfman Schneider Literary Agency. GLSA has a diverse list of clients, representing a wide range of national and international best selling authors in all genres of fiction and non-fiction. Heather was born and raised in Montreal but moved to Paris in 1979 to begin her career working for the Association of Tennis Professionals, Proserv and International Management Group (IMG) where she became the first female sports agent of male professional tennis players. While still living and working in Europe in the eighties, Heather wandered into St. Bartholomew's Church and has never left her spiritual home. In December of 1994, she married her husband George Mitchell at St. Bart's, which was the first wedding at which the newly arrived Rev. Bill Tully officiated. Their children, Andrew and Claire, were both baptized at St. Bart's and serve as Acolytes and members of the Youth Group. The Mitchell Family divides their time between New York and Maine, where Heather serves on the board of the Senator George J. Mitchell Scholarship Research Institute. Each year, a Mitchell Scholarship is awarded to a graduating senior from every public high school in Maine to attend college; selection is based on academic promise, financial need and a history of community service. The program has awarded over $9 million in financial assistance to more than 2,000 Maine students since it was created in 1995.
Liza Page Nelson
Liza Page Nelson is currently an independent consultant, advisor and board director-for-hire on behalf of for-profit and investment companies and non-profit enterprises. Liza's career spans more than 30 years of managerial and operating leadership, business development, strategy, marketing, finance, investment, and consulting in for-profit companies and non-profit enterprises, with a healthcare industry focus. This includes more than 12 years in health care and technology venture capital investing with Investor Growth Capital, primarily as a Managing Director, and 10 years as an executive with the global pharmaceutical company Pfizer. Prior to Pfizer, she was with The Boston Consulting Group and Warburg Pincus. Liza has nearly 20 years of experience as a director on public and private boards and has chaired or served on audit, compensation, finance, governance, nominating and advisory committees of these boards.
Liza has been on the Vestry and a member of its Investment and Planning & Budget Committees for 3 years and served as St. Bart's Treasurer for 2 years. She has been an Usher and a director of Crossroads Community Services, the 501(c)(3) that operates the soup kitchen, food pantry and shelter for St. Bart's. Liza leads an Education for Ministry (EfM) seminar at St. Bart's as the EfM Mentor.
"I began attending services at St. Bart's in 2000, became a regular in 2008, an official member in 2010 and call St. Bart's my spiritual home. I remain moved by "The Rule of St. Benedict" on the front steps and the "radical welcome" when St. Bart's invites any and all to share the Eucharist table. St. Bart's has nourished me at this table, with exquisite liturgy and music, with classes like "Life 101" and "Explore," in book discussion seminars, through the EfM program. St. Bart's clergy have continued to teach and nurture me through thoughtful, intelligent conversations and sermons that open mind and heart. Vestry service, for me, is an act of gratitude for the many gifts St. Bart's has given me, and one way to support St. Bart's in making such gifts available for others."
Liza was raised in Southern California as a "none," celebrating secular Christmas and Easter. She came east for college (Wesleyan), worked in Manhattan, got a Master's (Yale) and returned to Manhattan-based work and life. Liza and her husband David Shotland live on the Upper East Side. They enjoy cooking for friends, hiking and cycling, travel and music.
Barbara Case Senchak
Barbara Case Senchak is most recently a semi-retired art dealer who has developed and curated art collections for individuals and corporations for 2 decades. A former syndicated radio interview host and producer, Barbara's focus was on women in developing
countries for which her programs were awarded by American Women in Broadcasting and the National Endowment for the Arts. She also consulted in communications for the US Department of State and NGOs.
Prior to moving to Manhattan in 2011, Barbara and her husband Andrew, and son Alex, were members of Christ Church Short Hills in New Jersey where she served on the vestry, in the choir, as stewardship chair, as usher, and where she completed Education for Ministry.
She was the parish coordinator for Episcopal Relief and Development (ERD) and was the national co-chair for ERD's Malaria NestforLife campaign from 2008-2012. Currently, Barbara is on ERD's steering committee for the 75th Anniversary and a member of ERD's Communications Advisory Committee.
In the Arts, Barbara is Membership Chairman and on the Development Committee of the MacDowell Colony, America's first art colony in Peterborough, New Hampshire.
Barbara and husband Andrew, who is Chairman of Keefe, Bruyette and Woods, have attended St. Bart's since their move to Manhattan, while their son Alex is married and serves on the stewardship committee of Trinity Church in Boston where he is a professional fundraiser for non-profit organizations.
"One sermon by Buddy and I was hooked," says Barbara who serves on the board of Crossroad's Community service, volunteers at the shelter and food program, ushers and enjoys the ambiance and diversity of St. Bart's community. "St. Bart's is really the best spiritual home I have ever had."
Susannah Wade Lewis
In December of 2014, Susannah left behind a seven-year career in residential real estate sales with Brown Harris Stevens in order to pursue graduate work in medicine and public health at Columbia University. This is an exciting return for Susannah to yet incomplete goals; it was for a laboratory research role at Memorial Sloan Kettering that Susannah originally moved to Manhattan in 2003.
Susannah was raised in the Episcopal Church and grew up as a member of Trinity Church, Boston. When she moved to Manhattan in 2003, it was her father, an Episcopal priest himself, who suggested St. Bart's to her as a possible church home in New York. Susannah was initially drawn to the powerful worship experience of St. Bart's -the preaching, the music, and the architecture- and to the great welcome that clergy, staff, and parishioners alike all extended. She became active with the 20's/30's Group as well as with Stewardship efforts. She chaired the 20's/30's group from 2007-2010, and in conjunction with the group, established a series of fundraising events to benefit the preservation and restoration of the church's landmark buildings. Susannah additionally served on the Parish Council from 2005-2008 and led the Young Adults portion of the Parish Life project in 2010. From 2011-2013, Susannah co-chaired the Stewardship Campaign and, in the Spring of 2014, joined the board of the St. Bartholomew's Conservancy where she is glad to be involved once again with the long term preservation efforts of the architectural masterpiece that is St. Bart's.
Susannah is also active with the Leadership Committee of the Central Park Conservancy's Greensward Circle and with the annual funds of Choate Rosemary Hall and Wellesley College. She and her husband William live on the Upper East Side with their two exceptional poodles, M. Caelius Rufus and Kippy.
Douglas Tanner
My wife Carol and I moved to New York City in 2004 and began to shop around for a church among the Episcopal Churches in the City. Twenty years earlier we spent three years in New York City, and I served on the Vestry of St. Michael's on the Upper West Side. Since we settled on the Upper East Side this time to be near our daughter's school, we focused in this area. After a couple of years of sampling, we chose St. Bart's, attracted by the intelligent sermons from Bill Tully, the amazing music program shepherded by Bill Trafka and the warm environment created by the parishioners. When I was asked to consider joining the vestry this early 2009, I felt humbled and pleased to be able to contribute to this great institution. The Episcopal Church has been part of our family's lives forever. I have moved for business several times, and as a result Carol and I have lived in seven cities in our over 30 years of marriage, and we have always been a part of an Episcopal parish (Okay, for our nine years in Hong Kong we made due with the Church of England!). I have found religion to be a stabilizing force in our moves and an opportunity to meet people who like me are trying to address our complex world and grow in our faith. I have always been active in church life in one way or another, whether as a choir member and acolyte in my youth, as a member of the Vestry (Church Council for the Church of England), Sunday School teacher, men's group member or simply enjoying the company of other parishioners with our children as they grew. It is a privilege and challenge to be involved in a church with as much history as St. Bart's, with as beautiful, large and complex a physical facility, and with as many programs and ways it contributes to the community. Carol and I have three children, two through college and in the early stages of spreading their wings as adults, and the last in college. We love New York and the offerings and challenges of an urban environment. We are still getting to know members of the parish here, and it is a joy to do so. I am currently on the development committee of the vestry, attempting to assist in these trying financial times and allow St. Bart's to return to a position of being able to offer the best programs and resources to the community. We challenge ourselves to give generously to all charities, but especially both to the annual fund, to support the church's basic mission, and to the capital campaign for St. Bart's, to maintain and restore the grandeur of the building we have inherited. I practice law as a partner with Milbank, Tweed, Hadley & McCloy, currently the head of the securities practice. I grew up in Palo Alto, California, and received my undergraduate, MBA and JD degrees from Stanford University. After this parochial start, I have bounced between, San Francisco, Silicon Valley, New York, Los Angeles and Hong Kong. I met my wife Carol in our freshman dormitory at Stanford, and not surprisingly we are very active in Stanford activities.


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Hanesbrands Upgraded to Strong Buy - Analyst Blog
Zacks Investment Research upgraded Hanesbrands, Inc ( HBI ) to a Zacks Rank #1 (Strong Buy) on Jun 7 on the back of rising estimates following impressive first quarter 2013 results announced on Apr 23.
Why the Upgrade?
Hanesbrands' focus on innovation, emphasis on higher-priced and higher-margin products, lower cotton costs and prudent expense management led to the solid results. In addition, the 'Innovate to Elevate' strategy helped Hanesbrands achieve higher unit selling prices and lower unit costs, which contributed to margin enhancement and improved profitability in the first quarter.
Hanesbrands delivered first-quarter 2013 earnings of 51 cents compared to a loss of 25 cents suffered in the comparable prior-year quarter. The upswing was driven by lower cotton cost and disciplined cost management. Earnings also beat the Zacks Consensus Estimate by 1.9%. In fact, Hanesbrands has topped earnings estimates in all of the last five quarters.
Though revenues were impacted by a tough retail environment and lower consumer demand, gross margin inflated 140 basis points (bps) in the quarter, resulting from positive pricing and shutdown of underperforming businesses. Operating margin also expanded 790 bps to 9.0% on the back of lower cotton costs, positive pricing and success of the Innovate-to-Elevate strategy, which boosted margins.
Estimates have mostly increased after the strong first quarter results. The Zacks Consensus Estimate increased 0.9% to $3.44 per share for 2013, while it grew 2.0% to $4.05 per share for 2014 over the past 60 days.
Other Stocks to Consider
Like Hansbrands, its peer Michael Kors Holding Ltd ( KORS ) also holds a Zacks Rank #1. Other stocks in the textile and apparel industry that are worth considering are G-III Apparel Group, Ltd. ( GIII ) and Joe's Jeans Inc ( JOEZ ), both of them carrying a Zacks Rank #2 (Buy).
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Princeton's WordNet
a United States coin worth one tenth of a dollar
dime bag, dime(noun)
street name for a packet of illegal drugs that is sold for ten dollars
An Omotic language, spoken by fewer than 10,000 speakers in Ethiopia.
Origin: From the use of the coin in a payphone to report a crime to the police. US payphones charged 10¢ in almost all jurisdictions until the late 1970s.
Webster Dictionary
a silver coin of the United States, of the value of ten cents; the tenth of a dollar
Origin: [F. dme tithe, OF. disme, fr. L. decimus the tenth, fr. decem ten. See Decimal.]
The dime is a ten-cent coin, one tenth of a United States dollar, labeled formally as "one dime". The denomination was first authorized by the Coinage Act of 1792. The dime is the smallest in diameter and is the thinnest of all U.S. coins currently minted for circulation. As of 2011, the dime coin cost 5.65 cents to produce.
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a U.S. silver coin, worth the tenth part of a dollar, or about fivepence.
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Rookie running back C.J. Anderson rushed 15 times for 69 yards (4.6 ypc) in the Broncos' 10-6 exhibition win over the 49ers. A productive debut for the former Cal back.
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Always liked him. Another Cal Bear who was good in college but may be a stellar pro.
His game fits well in the NFL, particularly for a team like the Broncos where he can bulldoze his way to gain first downs or TDs. My guess is that he makes the team and gets around 25 carries this season.
Not to beat a dead horse, but I think that Anderson's success with the Broncos–contrasted with how far the Bears' running game fell last year–is yet another indictment of how poorly the Bears were coached in the last several years. I am really excited about what I've seen with the new coaching staff, and I can't wait for the Northwestern game. Go Bears!
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The testing is done with zebra-fish to study how this germ can in some cases penetrate through a human barrier and causes deadly affects.
"One of the issues with Candida infection is people with dentures or a prosthesis, can get Candida in those areas of attachment that then interact with the skin and can pass through the skin in ways that doesn't in healthy people," Robert Wheeler,Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Microbiology at the University, says.
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made very good use of B'ellana, but the guest characters weren't particularly original, and the plot was only semi-interesting. Those are the main reasons I gave this episode a 5 out of 10. Being filler was probably my most minor criticism.
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Draper University Announces Tina Seelig Scholarship Scholarships for engineering or life sciences graduates with bold entrepreneurial visions will be named in honor of distinguished author and Stanford Technology Ventures Program executive director Business Wire SAN MATEO, Calif. -- April 10, 2013 Draper University, a boarding school for aspiring entrepreneurs from around the world, today announced scholarships in recognition of Tina Seelig, who holds a PhD in Neuroscience from Stanford University and is recognized for her diverse body of work in the field of creativity, innovation and entrepreneurship. The scholarships were created to inspire the next generation of groundbreaking entrepreneurs with engineering or life sciences backgrounds. For the upcoming summer and fall sessions, with the aid of Seelig, Draper University will select one exemplary recipient to attend each session. "Draper University offers young people a immersive experience in Silicon Valley. Those with backgrounds in science and engineering will find great value in gaining the knowledge, skills, and mindset needed to bring their ideas to life," said Seelig. Seelig is passionate about creativity, exploring what makes people more innovative, and finding ways to stimulate idea generation in others. She has spent her life engaged in innovation – as a consultant for Booz, Allen, and Hamilton, as a multimedia producer at Compaq Computer Corporation and as founder of a multimedia company called BookBrowser. Currently Seelig serves as the executive director for the Stanford Technology Ventures Program (STVP). In addition, she is the director of the National Center for Engineering Pathways to Innovation (Epicenter), and faculty member at the Hasso Plattner Institute of Design (d.school) at the Stanford School of Engineering. Seelig has authored 16 science books and educational games, her two most recent books, published by HarperCollins, are What I Wish I Knew When I Was 20 (2009), and inGenius: A Crash Course on Creativity (2012). "When founding a company, any company, a team member with an engineering or science background is a key component to success. I'm thrilled to have Tina's name on this scholarship, her passion and expertise in science and entrepreneurship is inspiring," said Tim Draper, founder and managing director at Draper Fisher Jurvetson and founder of Draper University To apply for the Tina Seelig scholarship, please visit: http://draperuniversity.com/apply/scholarships/ Supporting Resources *Draper University on Twitter *Draper University on Facebook *Draper University on LinkedIn About Draper University: Draper University is a boarding school for young entrepreneurs from all over the world. The innovative curriculum is designed to inspire, cultivate, and educate students who dream to build companies that change the world around them. Draper University offers four sessions a year and is intended for entrepreneurs between the ages of 18 to 26. The program teaches startup fundamentals combined with personal mentoring and fun, experiential activities, which include a steady stream of events connecting students with the entrepreneurial world of Silicon Valley. Each student will create a business, or refine their existing business, over the duration of the program, which culminates with a business pitch competition to a panel of venture capitalists, where students have the opportunity to obtain funding for their business. Contact: Draper University Andrea Benitez Draper, 650-347-3234 email@example.com
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Catch a football match at Olympic Stadium, Phnom Penh
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For less than the price you'd pay for a pint while watching a Premier League game at a pub back home, you can see a professional football match in Phnom Penh. The season is in full swing right now and with Cambodia hosting Asian Football Confederation President's Cup games this weekend, there are a lot of chances to catch a match.
The Football Federation of Cambodia was founded in 1933 and has been a member of FIFA since 1953. The Metfone C-League is the top division of the Cambodian Football Federation, and games, which are usually held at Olympic Stadium, cost just 2,000 riel ($0.50) and provide an afternoon's worth of local entertainment. You won't find Messi or Ronaldo, but the Cambodian league has recruited a number of foreign players, mostly African, to play alongside their Khmer counterparts and the league has a raft of dedicated young fans who are delighted by the fact that the games always have at least a few dramatic points scored.
I caught up with Andy Brouwer, Cambodia football journalist and enthusiast, and learned more about the league's progress. "Cambodian football is developing slowly because they don't yet have the grassroots and youth development that other countries have," Brouwer told me via email. He writes a blog that is easily the most comprehensive English-language source of information on football in Cambodia.Brouwer is particularly excited about the AFC President's Cup games, being played May 21-25th at Olympic Stadium. "It's the 3rd tier of what would be called Champions League in Europe, for Asian clubs. The competition for what are regarded as the 'emerging nations' like Cambodia is the President's Cup. Essentially Crown are representing Cambodia in the biggest club competition that any Cambodian team can enter. Only the champions of a national league can enter it." Brouwer explained.
Although Cambodia has played in the President's Cup before, this will be the first time they will be hosting matches. So if you want to watch history being made, head down to Olympic Stadium this weekend and take in a game.
The schedule is as follows:
May 21 – 13:30 Neftchi (Kyrgyzstan) v Abahani (Bangladesh)
May 21 – 16:00 PPCFC (Cambodia) v Don Bosco (Sri Lanka)
May 23 – 13.30 Don Bosco v Neftchi
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May 25 – 13:30 Abahani v Don Bosco
May 25 – 16:00 PPCFC v Neftchi
But if you miss the President's Cup, never fear. There are 64 more games this season in the Metfone C-League still to come, with the last one being played on September 3rd. You can find a schedule of the upcoming games on the official Cambodia League site, but most Wednesdays at 15:30 at Saturdays and Sundays at 14:00 and 16:00 you'll be able to catch a match at Olympic Stadium.Last updated: 8th August, 2014
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Twenty-year-old Boston krumper Russell Ferguson emerged as America's top dancer Wedesday night in the two-hour finale of "So You Think You Can Dance"
In a episode filled with celebrity performances and "favorite" dances of the season, Ferguson, who suffered an injury in Tuesday night's performance, beat highly-trained contemporary dancer Jakob Karr for the title.
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In the six-way finale, dancers were eliminated in this order: Ryan Di Lello, Ashleigh DiLello, Ellenore Scott, Kathryn McCormick and Jakob Karr.
Special guests who performed were Leona Lewis, Mary J. Blige, Adam Lambert and Jennifer Lopez.
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Ryan and Ashleigh were the first married couple to compete on "So You Think You Can Dance" and Ryan, when he was eliminated, told host Cat Deeley that the best part of his journey was "sharing it with my sweetheart."
Earlier in the evening, judge and producer Nigel Lythgoe described Jakob as "a polished diamond" and Russell as a "diamond in the rough," and said both were superb dancers.
When his name was announced as the winner, Russell hopped up, despite his injury, and tore off his shirt. He said he had been dreaming of this moment "since I was born."
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Wanted: Vendors for Craft Fair at Silver Cross Hospital
The Will County Union of King's Daughters and Sons is seeking high-quality artisans for the Silver Crossings Vendor/Craft Fair on Saturday, Oct. 17, 2015 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Silver Cross Hospital, Pavilion A, 1890 Silver Cross Blvd., New Lenox.
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Cute ^_^
At first I thought the song had to do with with the animation. But now I see you self made the love story after seeing some text and read the plot :P.
The music kinda for my opinion, fits with the animation.
The animation style from South Korea. I kinda liked it, but the legs looks like stick legs, after seeing the catboy running. The animation is smooth.
The graphics are very simple and childish, but so good and so cute.
I also kinda liked the story. In the beginning I thought the catgirl was very arrogant, because of the way she reacted to him, with that face. In the plot you write that she is a nice girl, but I don't see that really in that flash. I only see that she is walking away from him like he is kind of freak.
Later on, you make that up. I really love that scene when he is running to her with a text that he loves her. She is looking shy and is blushing.
I wanted to show that not everything is as it might seem at the first sight. This is especially true for love, which is very fragile and even if both people love each other, they find themselves in times of hardship and may sometimes even experience a rejection.
The message is not to be shy and go wherever your heart leads you. One has to go after it even at the risc of being rejected!
Chinese New Year 2008
Rated 4.5 / 5 stars
*waves arms*
Glad there is a English translation, or otherwise I wouldn't understand what she is singing.
I liked the graphics, it's very good. Loved the face expressions. You did a very good job to make this a happy and colorful flash, exactly what it should be if it is a New Year.
Animation is very smooth and the lip sync, it did go well with the song.
I especially liked that blinkin eye from the people. It really seems that the things that are happing in the flash, really means much to them. But that's what I am thinking.
What noticed me are the arms from the girl. She really like to move with her arms, especially when she is walking and when she is congratulate.
That's what I noticed, it is pretty funny.
But with the flower scene, it seems the lady who gives the flower to the girl, she's is not moving with her arms. It's just like she is using telekinese to give it to the girl.
The music is very happy and catchy. The text especially fits with the animation.
Overall, this flash is really good. It's a nice flash to watch anytime.
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Bahamut: ATIO80W 02
Rated 3.5 / 5 stars
My, you are right
You are surely right. There is no reason to flag the Hitler flashes, because they do not violate the rules.
You made right points why this should not be flagged.
You can be a good teacher, to teach about the portal.
If I was a teacher, I would do almost nothing since I am too lazy (Bahamut: ATWI80D 01 is enough proof that I am lazy :P).
Waka Laka Dodge
Rated 3 / 5 stars
Nice game
The game itself is pretty hard, I only get to Wave 2. The black thing is to big, the harder to dodge. I think it should be smaller.
The main screen is boring, you should put something that it makes less boring. I like the mouse-icons.
The background when you finally play the game, it is very happy and it sure fits with the music. But only see the Rainbow colors in the very beginning and see them the whole time, my eyes will go twirling. I love the song you used.
A few suggestions:
In each new wave, a different background. Decision is yours.
Add a difficultie like: Easy mode, Normal Mode, Hard mode.
Easy mode, black thing is small, Normal Mode, the black thing is bigger, hard mode, black thing is very much bigger, to give a example. Difficulties would be nice.
Nice job. Look forward your updates, if you make any.
Oh, I will, but thx for a very helpful review, I like the modes idea. =D
Hinata the Candy Girl
Rated 4 / 5 stars
Hmm, candy.
Hihi. A side we don't know about Hinata, bimbo, boys and:
candy. It is pretty hilarious to see Hinata singing like that, while in the series she's shy and always stay in the background.
You drawed her very well and especially the face expressions from the characters, Hinata looks like a different person, Neji shy as he as, Kiba the Baka and Shino very confused. You did a great job with the face expressions.
Only, in the begin from this music video, she doesn't have a nose and while the 3 boys are dancing with her, they don't have a nose either. Only after she's singing "I'm you candygirl", they have a nose. I like the song you used and it fitted with the animation.
Tosti Trieout
Rated 3.5 / 5 stars
Don't steal my tosti
Hehe, a funny story about a tosti.
This sure has some humor, the voices are funny, but the quality can be better. The animation is very smooth and the fight is good.
You draw very well. The music fitted with the situations.
I think it would be better if you use some color in your flash.
The end has some color, but the rest should be with color too.
Ur absolutely right about the color.
And thnx for the compliment ;p
Jinkudan tournament (pt1)
Rated 3.5 / 5 stars
Pretty good fights
The fights are really good. It is very smooth and fast, but the fights are done fast. The fights should be longer.
A storyline would be a nice adding to this sprite flash.
Quality of the flash is nice and the music fitted with the fight.
Well, a 7 for humor just for fight 2. The round was fast, but it is very funny, defeating someone with a perverted jutsu.
Nice job with this sprite animation.
Hellsing Dress-up v1.0
Rated 3.5 / 5 stars
He looks meanie ^_^
A good dress-up game. The music is great, I don't know if it is from Hellsing itself, but it's cool. If it isn't, it would be nice to add music from Hellsing, since this is a character from Hellsing.
The doll, he looks pretty good and especially the drawings. You did a good job to make it from the original.
Just like I was saying, he looks mean ^_^. I kinda like that. Nice hairstyle, but you can add some more hairstyles. Not only just color =). The clothes are cool.
What I like are the tattoos. You did a great job with the tattoos. You draw them great, except for the fire one, it is just like he is wearing gloves instead it is a tattoo.
Good job on making a male dress-up. I hope to see more from this dress-up game.
TehKar - Oral Sex Sim Ep2
Rated 4.5 / 5 stars
Great game
Your games are original. I've really enjoned this game.
The graphics are even better than the first one. You added a background and the man's color are each per level different, so that was a nice adding. I also liked the control bar per level, different and it makes the game harder too.
You used the same song as version one. Don't worry, I still like this song and it fitted with the game as well. Maybe you can add some more sound like example, the sound how the man enjoned it. More songs can be a good idea too, a option where you can choose which song you want to listen.
To add a idea, maybe you can add a difficulty,
Easy, the control bar is always the same in al levels, pleasure bar, the red mark will a little bit higher each lvl , a lot of time.
Normal, control bar will be different each level, a little bit harder, red mark will each level go higher and harder , average time.
and Hard. control bar will be different each level and harder then normal, pleasure bar will be per level harder, harder then normal, not much time. This was just a example =).
And about the filescreen, why is it not just like the other version. It makes the game somewhat harder.
But this is a great game you made. I hope to see more from you. Great job.
M is Bad!
Rated 4 / 5 stars
Poor Luigi
It was hard to find the playbutton, but the sounds are a nice adding to the title screen. The play, scenes and the button I don't know what it is, but those buttons has to be more striking, so that people can find them easier.
You did a good job with the sprites. The inside from Peach's Castle, it is great to see how you mixed that with sprite characters.
Also, the sprites and the backgrounds are from high quality and you did a great thing to mix it.
Alot of different music and sounds, they fitted perfectly with each scene.
This flash contains much humor, the macho club (I never want to see Wario like that anymore :|, but still funny), the chasing, that scene little scene where you hear the Baby Mario/Baby Luigi race course theme. But this still has it's softs side's , Luigi's trauma, how Mario is sad when he killed Luigi.
Great sprite animation and when is the sequel coming, as I read in your response for a review. I still don't get it with Evil Mario. Will Evil Mario come when Mario's drunk. Well, I'm curious.


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An interesting blind tasting of 4 whites and 6 reds. The whites all turned out to be 1996 chardonnays, 3 from Burgundy and 1 from California. Generally the distinction was clear, though the most expensive Burgundy of the bunch I thought might be New World, and the cheapest was my favourite. The reds had a couple of big surprises - the 1995 Beaucastel seemed very atypical, and the 1995 Cornas from Jaboulet had me baffled. Some lovely wines on show. All prices are quoted in pounds sterling.
Domaine Lassarat, Saint-Véran "Le Cras" 1996, £16.99
Pale gold, greenish tinge. Nice boiled sweet nose, yeast and pear-drops. Quite astringent on the palate at first, chewy, with some intense, mineral flavours and lots of melon fruit. Good '96 white Burgundy. Acidity is really biting in the finish. Quite long, with good fruit maintained and excellent definition. Very good.
Forman (California), Chardonnay 1996, £16.99
Pale, straw colour. Much bigger, oakier, more alcoholic nose. Very distinctive pineapple aromas. On the palate a nice mix of exotic fruit - pineapple again and mango - and more severe melon and citrus notes. Lots of alcohol in this wine. Californian Chardonnay I'd guess. Decent finish with oaky spice and ripe fruit.
Domaine Pillot, Chassagne-Montrachet 1996, £16.99
Pale yellow/gold. Very pungent nose, quite leafy and herbaceous. Almost grassy, and a bit unforgiving with relentless acidity and some spicy, vanilla from new oak. Too fierce for now, but fruit should emerge.
Château de Puligny, Puligny-Montrachet 1er Cru Chalumeaux 1996, £23.99
Slightly deeper, but still pale gold. Fat and rich on the nose, almost meaty. A little sulphur? Round and rich on the palate too with creamy, chewy, super-ripe grapefruit and lime fruit. Classy New Zealand chardonnay? Citrus acidity dominates the finish. A huge style of wine that's a bit over-the-top for my taste.
Paul Jaboulet Aîné, Cornas 1995, £12.99
A dense, crimson colour. Solid and youthful. Lovely, fruit-driven nose of raspberries and blackcurrants. Minty and high-toned. A little bit of a creamy edge. Elegant and clean on the palate with excellent structure: plenty of black fruit, good levels of tannin, acidity and oak, but already fine integration. This might be the Forman Cabernet I tasted not long ago? Long, sweet and pure finish. Very nice.
I suppose the crimson colour and the distinct raspberry element should have led me away from Californian cabernet....
Château de Beaucastel, Châteauneuf-du-Pape 1995, £18.99
Even, deep, crimson black. A great depth of blackberry fruit, a little leafy with plummy notes and some cedary, spicy complexity. A big mouthful. A little raw at present and a touch hollow on the mid-palate, but fine concentration too showing up in the finish. Tannins dominate at present, but the weight of black fruit and fine structure suggest this is one for the future. (08/98)
Fooled me. I never got any of the usual Beaucastel meaty, dirty, Mourvèdre and Brettanomyces character.
Viader (California), Red Wine 1995, £18.99
Inky, dense, crimson/black. Very young. Lovely, high-toned mint and blackcurrant nose. Very ripe and luscious blackcurrant on the palate with nice creamy, coconut, vanilla oak. Classy stuff with a long finish that is pure and concentrated. A lingering impression of beautifully integrated fruit and oak.
Croix de Beaucaillou (2nd wine Château Ducru-Beaucaillou) 1995, £27.99
A little lighter, but still opaque ruby/black. Beautifully rich and mellow nose with soft, inviting raspberry and blackcurrant fruit. Lovely mouth-coating quality, soft, lush with creamy oak and ripe, red fruit. Broad and generous. Chewy too, with structure beneath all that lush fruit. Finish is a little short, though this is very good and tasty stuff. Merlot dominated claret perhaps?
A bit expensive for what it is, but very delicious.
Domaine de Bertagna, Nuits-St-Georges 1er Cru Murgers 1996, £26.99
Fairly thin, crimson colour. Toffee nose with nuances of dank, undergrowth. Pinot Noir. A slightly off-putting modelling-clay taste in there, but also lots of ripe and opulent fruit. I think there's some good stuff buried in there and the wine has quality with a long finish. If this develops the deeper flavours that are hinted at, it will be good. Burgundy.
Jim Barry, "The Armagh" Shiraz 1995, £34.99
Extraordinary, dark, dense, syrupy black colour. Soaring nose of lifted mint leaf, eucalyptus and mint humbugs. An Australian shiraz I'm sure; probably The Armagh. Very tannic and grippy on the palate, with masses of black fruit beneath and a slightly rustic character that contradicts the nose. Lovely sweet, strawberry fruit emerging. If this
Armagh they've made a tougher style than previous vintages I've tasted. Fine, distinctive, powerful stuff.
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The 31-year-old "America's Got Talent" host tells People.com that the condition came to light after his hospitalization in January for kidney failure, as well as his treatment last month for two blood clots discovered in his lungs.
"The blood clot thing was probably the scariest because ... I've known people who have passed away from that," he told the magazine at a DJ gig Wednesday night in New York. "I thought I was getting better," Cannon added, "and then that happened, so that kind of came out of nowhere."
Cannon said that as far as he knows, no one else in his family suffers from the condition. "They kind of say [my] autoimmune [disease] is – like a lupus type of thing, but no one else in my family has it."
For now, the husband of Mariah Carey and father of twins says he's trying to take care of himself, put his health first and focus on recovery. "I feel blessed to be alive. If it wasn't discovered, I don't know [what would have happened]."
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This early in pregnancy you will probably be fine. Just make sure to stay hydrated and not to get overheated. And as soon as you get a chance, talk to your doctor about your running and make sure he/she is on board with it.
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At the post-fight press conference for UFC 164, Dana White was asked what he would like to see next for Pettis, a bout with lightweight number one contender TJ Grant or a super fight with featherweight champion Jose Aldo.
White hesistated answering the question, and then informed the media that Anthony Pettis' knee popped during the fight so no determination could be made in regards to his next fight.
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I hope its nothing serious and we can see Pettis around Jan/Feb. But if both were healthy imagine how insane a Pettis vs Aldo fight on Fox in Dec would be? I know Aldo is out for the year and Pettis could be as well but that would have been insane. Maybe Aldo/Pettis for the Superbowl show with Jones vs Glover? That would be a nice card.
9/1/13 1:25 AM by Affliction Blackbelt
Pettis just reported that it was the opposite knee, not the one that was previously injured. Hope he has a good break and comes back healthy.
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While Kelly has proven to be versatile making inspirational ("I Believe I Can Fly") and romantic (almost anything from his Happy People/U Saved Me, Love Letter and Write Me Back LPs), he specializes in the types of overly sexual tunes that he presented on Black Panties.
"It was really for my fans. Everyone has been asking me when I'm going to do another baby-making album, because that's what started me out," he said. "I've been all around the world musically, in every genre. I can write 'I Believe I Can Fly' and I can write 'Bump 'N' Grind.' Now is the time to bring it back around."
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