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Long Island Q&A: Herbert Irving
From Food Distribution to Cancer Aid
By SUSAN KONIG
Published: July 13, 1997
HERBERT IRVING, a food distribution executive who lives in Old Westbury, has donated $10 million for cancer research to the Columbia-Presbyterian Medical Center in Manhattan. The cancer research and treatment programs at the hospital will be known as the Herbert Irving Comprehensive Cancer Center.
Mr. Irving is the largest donor in the history of Columbia-Presbyterian, having donated a total of nearly $35 million.
Mr. Irving and his wife, Florence, are perhaps best known for their collection of Asian art, much of it at the Florence and Herbert Irving Galleries at the Metropolitan Museum of Art.
They also have a deep interest in medical research. In 1991 they gave $11 million to Columbia-Presbyterian to sponsor young researchers, the Irving Scholars, and to establish the Irving Center for Clinical Research. In 1995 they donated $12 million to build cancer treatment centers.
Mr. Irving received a B.A. and an M.A. from the University of Pennsylvania, where he was also a teacher. He served in the Army in World War II and later began helping his brother-in-law run a small company called Global Frozen Foods. Driven by the popularity of products like fish sticks, french fries and frozen corn, Mr. Irving built Global into the largest frozen-food distributorship in New York City, serving chains like Grand Union, King Kullen, Waldbaum's, Bohack, Hill's and Finast.
In 1966 he joined eight other distributors to form the Sysco Corporation, the nation's largest food distributor. The company went public in 1970, and today Sysco is a Fortune 500 company with anticipated revenues of $15 billion for 1997.
Mr. and Mrs. Irving have lived on Long Island for 50 years, the last 35 in Old Westbury. They have three children and five grandchildren.
Q. How did you start in the food business?
A. When I returned from Army service in 1945, I was nearly 30 years old, and my wife wanted to start a family. We decided I should go into industry, since teaching didn't pay well and, at a later date, if I became sufficiently affluent, I'd go back to teaching. That never happened.
My brother-in-law and I decided to venture into a brand new opportunity. In the late 30's a fellow named Clarence Birdseye accidentally learned that if you you buried fish into a block of frozen ice, the fish was as good as fresh when it defrosted. That was really the start of commercial frozen foods.
The Army made great use of this procedure in supplying our troops with perishable foods during World War II, because our men were literally all over the world. After the war the armed services recommended this new industry to veterans who were seeking business opportunities. My brother-in-law and I ventured into this new land with a small food-distribution company called Global Foods.
But like all things new it was difficult, and financial success proved limited. My brother-in-law eventually departed, leaving me alone in the company.
However the frozen-foods business ultimately developed a trade association with thousands of members nationwide. As with all associations, only a small group worked at it, and I was in that group. In the early 1960's many small companies were going public, and when one of us suggested that those in our group form a single unit and combine our assets so we could seek a public offering, eight members jumped at the opportunity. That was the beginning of Sysco, and the year was 1966.
Q. Did the company simply continue to grow?
A. Yes. We went from a small company of roughly 1,000 employees to the largest food-service company in the country, distributing canned goods, meats, dairy, produce -- everything. We have 35,000 employees. We're in every state and every large city. We're not international. We don't want to be, at least, not yet.
Q. To what do you attribute your marked success?
A. I know it sounds trite, but I'd say knowing your business, working hard and, I must tell you, no one succeeds without a little bit of luck. When I say luck, I don't necessarily mean ''God only.'' I mean taking advantage of opportunities and having the confidence and insight to know what will grow. Look at our world today. We have a considerable number of double wage-earner families. Now that Mom's going to work, she doesn't have as much time to cook. These are some of the things that led to our success.
Q. How did your art collection and association with the Met begin?
A. In 1967 my wife and I visited Tokyo for the first time, where we were introduced to a wonderful mature lady from Philadelphia who was an Oriental art dealer. She had left the United States for Tokyo to facilitate her search for objects she could later sell. She really introduced us to Oriental art.
Later, she asked if we would receive and hold some of her wares until she visited New York, a proposal we gladly accepted. A very close relationship began, and we soon became her most important clients. The objects we acquired were of such importance that the Metropolitan Museum of Art had a very strong desire to exhibit them. So, in 1994, we opened the South and Southeast Asian galleries there, and this month we are opening the Chinese Decorative Arts Gallery. My wife is very active at the museum. She's a trustee there, as I am at Columbia-Presbyterian.
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He's Back! Alan Grayson Shares His Thanksgiving Wal-Mart Escapade on Facebook and YouTube
BY Sarah Lai Stirland | Tuesday, November 27 2012
Congressman-elect Alan Grayson hasn't even been sworn in yet, but he's already engaging the public and putting issues on the radar with his signature use of social media. Read More
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Last week Sama El Masry, a famous Egyptian belly dancer, uploaded a home-made video to YouTube; it shows her in a skin tight outfit, swinging her hips seductively to a song rife with anti-Muslim Brotherhood political innuendo. The sexy little number set the Egyptian social media and political worlds ablaze — but not only because it mocked the prudish Islamists with the double whammy of gyrating hips and lyrics that were a blatant political satire that pulled no punches. In a bizarre twist that could only happen in post-revolutionary Egypt, the dancer was also famous for claiming to be the ex-wife of a Salafi member of parliament. Read More
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In what is possibly a social media precedent, the Israeli army spokesperson's office (@idfspokesperson) today announced a military action against Gaza — on Twitter. Using a multi-pronged strategy, the army spokesperson's office launched a full social media assault via YouTube, Flickr, Facebook and Twitter, with the latter in English, Hebrew, Arabic, French and Spanish. No word yet on the tumblr blog, though. Read More
With The Help of Digital Infrastructure, Obama Wins Re-election
BY Sarah Lai Stirland | Tuesday, November 6 2012
Barack Obama won re-election to a second term as the 44th president of the United States Tuesday night, with a campaign that was undergirded by disciplined digital effort that relied heavily on targeted voter communications, an ambitious ground game, and extensive and innovative use of social media and online fundraising tools. Read More
New YouTube Horror Video Parodies Obama Campaign's Data Mining Prowess
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As our publisher Andrew Rasiej told ace political reporter Josh Richman of the San Jose Mercury News recently: "If the tech story of the 2008 election was social media, the tech story of 2012 is Big Data." So the time ... Read More
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Digital diplomacy is a bit of a buzzword these days. It is practiced widely, both formally and informally, by governments across the globe — the United Kingdom has a particularly extensive site. Brian Fung of the Atlantic explores the impact of direct engagement via social media in an article for the Atlantic: Digital Diplomacy: Why It's So Tough for Embassies to Get Social Media Right. Read More
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BY Lisa Goldman | Monday, October 1 2012
One week after announcing that access to Gmail and Google search would be blocked indefinitely in the Islamic Regime of Iran, regime officials restored access to the popular online platforms while claiming that they had unintentionally blocked them while trying to filter the crude anti-Islam film, "Innocence of the Muslims." Meanwhile, the Ministry of Telecommunications launched its own official email service, which requires users to register. Read More
In New Ad, Obama Campaign Uses iPads to Spread the Damage from Romney's "47 Percent" Comments
BY Miranda Neubauer | Tuesday, September 18 2012
In the latest ad from the Obama campaign — its first response to leaked footage in which Mitt Romney addresses donors and makes David Corn at Mother Jones the happiest man alive — "ordinary Americans" watch Romney's comments on an iPad, then offer their opinions on the man who would be president.
The Obama campaign has used this man-on-the-street style in previous videos, but this is the first one to feature the iPad as a technological twist.Read More
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Ever wondered how your favorite stars dressed when they're not in front of the camera or dolled up for the red carpet? Here we spotted Jamie Chung wearing Topshop's pleated skirt and studded ballet pumps while she's out and about in Los Angeles.
This cute, casual outfit is perfect for a sunny day out and is super easy to put together! We compiled some of our favorite pieces to get her look!
First the skirt – if you're looking to duplicate Jamie Chung's look, go for skirt that hits mid-calf like the Cheap Monday orange skirt (#1) and Topshop striped skirt (#2) below. If you want to show off your legs, then go for a pleated hi-low skirt (#3). The hi-low trend is the way to go for spring!
1. Cheap Monday Kari Maxi Skirt (via urbanoutfitters.com)
2. Ruched Stripe Skirt (us.topshop.com)
3. Keepsake Freedom Lovers Pleated Skirt (via urbanoutfitters.com)
Prefer a full-length skirt? Go for a full-on maxi that goes down to your ankles. Skirts #1 and #2 are easier to match, but I personally like skirt #3 since it's more unique and colorful.
1. Esker Maxi Skirt (anthropologie.com)
2. Sparkle & Fade Maxi Pleated Chiffon Skirt (via urbanoutfitters.com)
3. Field of Vision Skirt (anthropologie.com)
Next, you'd want to choose a pair of loafers. Make your shoes stand out by choosing one with spikes or a fun print.
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2. Set Sail Loafers (anthropologie.com)
3. Croquetl (stevemadden.com)
If any of you are feeling a little out-there, go for Sam Edelman's spiked loafers (#3).
1. Dolce Vita Marcela Loafer (via freepeople.com)
2. Pip Pip Loafers (anthropologie.com)
3. Sam Edelman Metal Shimmer Loafer (via freepeople.com)
Pair your look with a cute crossbody satchel bag.
1. Lucky Brand Sunset Junction Crossbody (via piperlime.com)
2. Daybook Mini Satchel (anthropologie.com)
3. Ecote Velveteen Whipstitch Trim Crossbody Bag (via urbanoutfitters.com)
4. Kimchi Blue Woven Chain Crossbody Bag (via urbanoutfitters.com)
Throw on a simple knit top, accessorize with a necklace and a pair of shades and you're good to go!
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Groton — The attack submarines on the East Coast soon will report to the submarine force commander in Norfolk, Va., instead of to an officer in Groton.
Rear Adm. Kenneth M. Perry, who is responsible for all of the attack submarines on the East Coast, likely will be the last Submarine Group Two commander as the Navy cuts, consolidates or reduces in rank 35 rear admiral and vice admiral positions.
The Naval Submarine Base was targeted by the Pentagon in past rounds of base closings, and nearly closed in 2005. But U.S. Rep. Joe Courtney, D-2nd District, said he does not think the Navy's decision to cut the Groton position will affect the base's fate in any future base closure process.
Attack submarines on the East Coast will report through their squadron commanders to the submarine force commander in Norfolk in the same way the submarines on the West Coast report to the Pacific submarine force commander in Pearl Harbor, Hawaii, Cmdr. Ryan Perry, a Navy spokesman, said Wednesday.
The number of submarines located in Groton and the role they perform is not affected by this decision, he said, adding that the group command itself will cease to exist.
The Navy has more senior officers in Navy jobs than the statutory maximum of 162. The restructuring, which was approved by Secretary of the Navy Ray Mabus, will bring the total senior officer jobs in the Navy to 151. The Navy will save several million dollars through these reductions because it will not have to pay for salaries, staffs, travel and other costs associated with the positions, Perry said.
At least 61 additional naval officers serve in joint roles across the military.
The Navy began working on the plans after former Secretary of Defense Robert Gates in 2011 called for trimming the senior ranks across the services by more than 100 officers to create a more agile, efficient organization and to save money.
The changes, which are underway in phases, are expected to be complete by fiscal year 2017. At Group Two, the group commander position should be eliminated by fiscal year 2015, Perry said.
Courtney said he does not think the restructuring will be an issue for the base in the future because installations are judged on their military value during the BRAC process, not on whether an admiral is located there.
"It doesn't make sense that that necessarily adds to military value and that is always the test for BRAC," he said.
Courtney said he spoke with Rear Adm. Perry while the idea was being discussed and Perry assured him the functional role Groton plays would not change.
"It would be a more streamlined command in terms of the Atlantic seaboard and the submarine fleet," Courtney said. "Having heard Secretary Gates forcefully advocate for this, it didn't surprise me. This was the type of savings the Pentagon has been advocating for."
Congress rejected the Department of Defense's recent requests for another BRAC, but defense officials have said they will continue to ask.
The Pentagon is figuring out how to trim the budget if the automatic budget cuts known as sequestration remain in place. The cuts are projected to total $1.2 trillion to government agencies over 10 years. Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel said last month that the military and civilian staff in major DOD offices and headquarters would be cut by 20 percent.
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I see a remedial civics class in your future.
By Travis Waldron on Nov 22, 2011 at 12:25 pmLeading Republican presidential candidate and former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney laid out his prescription for America's housing crisis while campaigning in Nevada last month, saying policy makers shouldn't "try and stop the foreclosure process." "Let it run its course and hit the bottom," he said. In the state with the highest foreclosure rate in the nation, that earned Romney a strong rebuke from Gov. Brian Sandoval (R). --------------------------------------------Private Wall Street Companies Caused The Financial Crisis — Not Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac Or The Community Reinvestment Act October 14, 2011 7:28 am ET In the four years since the housing bubble burst, triggering a collapse in global financial markets whose value had been propped up through the repackaging and trading of home loans via complex financial instruments, there's been plenty of blame to go around. The Occupy Wall Street protests have called new attention to the root causes of the crisis, and led Republicans to reiterate their claim that government-backed lenders Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac were the primary villains. The facts about the subprime mortgage market prove that claim false: Private firms dominated the subprime market boom of 2004-06, and were not even subject to the 1977 Community Reinvestment Act some Republicans vilify.Thanks to decades of financial deregulation, capped by President Bush's decision to appoint Wall Street regulators who believed their job was to help banks rather than curb banking abuses, financial giants were able to turn the mortgage market into a high-stakes casino. As investigative reporters and Congress' Financial Crisis Inquiry Commission have all shown, it was deregulation mixed with irresponsible and potentially illegal practices by private firms on Wall Street that caused both the bubble and the collapse.another mis-informed radical who cannot think for themself. do thier own research and face the truth.YOU CANNOT CHANGE TRUE HISTORY!!!MORON


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Come out and meet other HTML5ers, have fun, and learn a few things!
Presenter: Stephen Khuu -- From an early age, Stephen found himself fascinated with web development. His most recent work involved overhauling www.rypple.com. Currently, he primarily develops Android and Django apps at a startup mobile development company named Sweet Caesar.
Presentation Outline:
7:00pm - Arrive and order some food & drinks
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8:15pm - Questions + Discussion
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Hi all, I've decided to give a free class on Ruby on Rails after seeing some of you expressed interest in it. While I'm no expert I live and breath rails daily and I absolutely love it so I'd love to share that with you and get some of you into this amazing framework. To know more or sign up, please visit:
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Those snacks were awesome and a lot of good vibe.
Spending more time learning more profound things about HTML5 would have been better. It was very low level to be honest.
0 · November 18, 2011
I didn't completely agree with everything said in the presentation (HTML5 replacing all technologies... we have a long way to go to get there and I think there will always be use cases for certain tech) but that aside was very well done, very professional and I learned a few new things. The Q&A also was really quite great, especially some of the more challenging questions that got feedback from a few people.
0 · November 18, 2011
Q/A shouldn't take 45 mins
0 · November 18, 2011
I liked the format this time, of presenter followed by Q&A. The information was practical, useful and crosscut a lot of different experiences. The initial introductions took a lot of time and at one point I wondered if the length of the intros might be comparable to that of the actual presentation itself! Audience info is important to the speaker and can be acquired ahead of time and summarized.
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Hi all, thanks to everyone for your help and suggestions! We have a new place tentatively booked. It's called The Office Pub and it is on John Street just north of Adelaide.
It's about 5 minutes from either Osgoode or St. Andrew stations on the University line, and there is a parking garage just across the street on the southwest corner of John and Richmond.
They also have a larger capacity, so I've increased the RSVP count. As always, please respond "No" if you won't be able to make it.
0 · November 15, 2011
UofT would charge 50$/hr for a room to fit 200 ppl, $37 for 100.
0 · November 15, 2011
Any chance for a venue to fit ~135 people?
Maybe at a library / university?
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Following the first ever Shillong Fashion Week (SFW) in 2012, Guwahati is set to host the North East Fashion Fest (NEFF). The event, endorsed by Bollywood actress Soha Ali Khan, will give the local talents a chance to promote their craft and boost their business.
The four-day festival, organised by Basics Concepts and Marketing, will start Feb 20 at the Hotel Brahmaputra Ashok in Guwahati, Assam's main city.
"The core value of NEFF is to provide a platform for all contenders within the northeast Indian fashion industry to network and alliance with national and international partners and makers for increase in sales and development of their business," Manish Jha, one of the organisers, told IANS.
As many as 16 designers from New Delhi, Mumbai and northeast regions have been roped in to showcase their collection. A few confirmed names are Nida Mahmood, Rajdeep Ranawat, Raakesh Agarvwal and Janjum Gadi.
Soha Ali Khan has been roped in as the festival ambassador, while actresses like Mugdha Godse, Huma Qureshi, Evelyn Sharma and Jiah Khan are expected to walk for the designers during the fashion gala.
"There have been a lot of fashion shows happening in Shillong, but our idea is to not only do the same shows, but also to involve couple of Bollywood actors to draw national attention. Bollywood really helps in promoting a new venture in a big way," Jha added.
Apart from fashion shows, there will be open studios, workshops, lectures, exhibition of fashion and lifestyle products and cultural programmes and activities during the fest.
Nida Mahmood, known for her quirky collections, feels the northeast culture has received very little attention despite the fact that its people are few of the most fashion forward. She is confident that events like these will help the cause.
"I have spent a short time of my growing up years in the northeast. So, I have seen what a beautiful place it is and what amazing textiles they have. Though since then, I never got the chance to go there and explore. So, I thought this is great opportunity to exchange thoughts and design inspirations," Mahmood told IANS.
"It is one of those small steps that is going to have long lasting impression as there is so much to explore in those regions," she added.
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Welcome to NSA Washington
For all information about individual tournaments go to tournament page. Click on the tournament you are interested in. Locations and links to all tournament information will be placed there. All updates and communications will be placed there.
For all tournaments, Coaches please check in with your site director before your first game to pick up your packet and to turn in your signed NSA online roster
Thank you for playing see you all on the diamond
. Steve Jensen
Sterling Invite Pool Play is revised and listed on tournament page..
I want to update you on a few changes that have been made by the NSA National Office and it has to do with team insurance. This year you are required to have NSA Fastpitch Westpoint insurance for all NSA tournaments. For all of your support you have given me and NSA of Washington we the tournament directors in Washington are going to purchase tournament insurance to cover your team if you play in a NSA tournament this year through Westpoint . This will allow those team from out of state or that might only play in a few NSA tournaments to keep their cost down. If you already have team insurance with Westpoint your team is covered. Tournament Insurance only covers your team at that tournament. When sending in the entry form please indicated that you need insurance. ALL teams must be register with playnsa.com and have a 2016 sanction number. The fee this year is $30.00 and like in past years you need to have your roster online. I hope this will help all the teams as they start picking out tournaments for 2016.
We have some great tournaments that fill up every year so enter early.
Additionally this year we are proud to have created a NEW tournament that Dale Gellner and I will be running the "NorthWest Championships ".
Major Tournaments that fill up fast
- STATE - June 24-25-26 (Tri Cities)
- NorthWest Championships – July 21-22-23 (Tri Cities)
- ** Opening ceremonies Wednesday July 20th Dust Devil Stadium
- ** Games start Thursday 21st, Tournament end Saturday 23rd
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Steve Jensen
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Art Education in Action on the Street
Chung, Sheng Kuan, Ortiz, Christy, Art Education
Showcasing the many forms and functions of art helps to articulate the fundamental importance of art education, whether it is to enhance the child or to support society. In many U.S. public schools, art education remains peripheral, and even in schools where it is offered, it is unlikely to get a fair share of program budget allocations. Increased public visibility and recognition is therefore vital for the continued survival of art education in the public school system; however, it is notable that advocacy for art education is usually carried out in an institutional venue such as classrooms, publications, or conferences targeting educational professionals, and not the general public.
In illuminating the importance of art education, educators can eloquently argue about its value and contributions through an institutional tunnel, or they can take art education literally out to the street to benefit people in the community and educate the students involved. Partnerships with local community organizations is essential if art education is to become part of a greater societal change, increase its social recognition, and promote its unique creative role in public schooling. As Ulbricht (2002a) points out, "To gain the support of community members, art educators need to present art education in terms that ordinary citizens can appreciate. Teachers need to show the public how art education benefits everyone in the community" (p. 8).
This article emphasizes the connection between classroom learning and community involvement and describes how we engaged art methods students as artist participants in Via Colori", a street painting fundraising event. Through our work in the University of Houston's Art Education Program, we maintain that getting students, including K- 12 levels, involved in community art events increases both the visibility and perceived value of art education in the public domain and possibly social recognition for art education, because it showcases practical contributions of art to the community. Community involvement serves as a catalyst for art educators to engage students in projects of possibility beyond the school walls, projects that offer them such a "real-world" learning opportunity as working directly and collaboratively with members of the community to solve community problems. These experiences can forge a sense of community while experiencing firsthand how art can really change people's lives.
Art Education in Communities
The word "community" in this article refers to "the local environment that exists outside classroom walls" (Marché, 1998, p. 7). Over the years, art education has taken part in varied forms of community learning and engagement. London (1994) encourages his students to utilize their school and surrounding neighborhood as a resource site for materials, issues, and motivations for art creation. Ulbricht (2002b) guides his students to study art and artists in local communities to gain personal insights into how art builds community capital. Further, Ulbricht (2005) defines various types of community-based art education such as outreach programs, service learning, public art sites, and ethnographic inquiry. And Bastos (2002) maintains that the value of community-based art education that is based on "encompassing a variety of art frameworks challenges narrowly defined categorizations, inspiring participatory visions of art and society" (p. 71).
Connecting classroom learning with community activities instills a sense of social awareness in students of any level, planting the seed for their active involvement within their own communities in the future. In art education, such links not only allow students to experience art as a form of cultural participation in real-world situations (i.e., those that involve interaction with members of the community), but also encourage art educators to utilize relevant resources as part of their authentic curriculum. Community involvement pushes school participants out of their institutionally confined comfort zone into interacting with the public to carry out a collaborative effort for greater social transformation. …


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A tipster (send in your tips here) told me that the International Association of Professional Debt Arbitrators is now offering a competency certification called the Certified Credit Counseling Specialist (CCCS). This new training module is available to current members for no additional cost. We have also evolved by offering a complete debt relief education to our members and a second ... Read More »
Does Credit Counseling Have a Fiduciary Duty to Mention Ethical Debt Settlement to Consumers?
Yesterday a commenter on my article Dear Credit Counselors, You Are Your Own Worst Enemy made a very interesting comment that raises a number of questions. The comments had been flowing between what appeared to be people from credit counseling and debt settlement when the issue was raised that credit counseling groups should have a fiduciary duty to the people ... Read More »
American Consumer Credit Counseling Makes Some Interesting Marketing Claims
A reader and tipster (send in your tips here) sent in some concern about the American Consumer Credit Counseling website that they wanted us to see. In light of the Federal Trade Commission Telemarketing Sales Rules that prohibit a number of misleading advertising practices, it is surprising that American Consumer Credit Counseling is making the following statements on their landing ... Read More »
Morgan Drexen Virginia Lawsuit Update
Recently I covered a lawsuit filed against Morgan Drexen in Virginia, Morgan Drexen Sued in Virginia. Called Parasitic. Allegedly Violated Credit Counseling Act., Sykes v. Morgan Drexen 2:11-cv-00024-JPJ -PMS. Morgan Drexen had responded and said the case should be tossed out. But in the response by the Plaintiff's attorney I spotted an interesting development way back in the pages of ... Read More »
EFA Processing, New Leaf Debt, Neil Ruther and Consumer Law Associates Sued in Kansas
Thanks to great readers and tipster (send in your tips here)s I just found out about Hays v. Consumer Law Associates, Neil Ruther, New Leaf Debt and EFA Processing. The suit goes after the defendants for violations of the Kansas Credit Services Organization Act, Kansas Consumer Protection Act, and conspiracy. The suit alleges the following facts. On September 23, 2009, ... Read More »
BBB Concerned Over Questionable Morgan Drexen Television Commercial
Back in May I wrote about a Morgan Drexen television commercial that caught my eye. See Morgan Drexen Running TV Commercial for Debt Settlement Clients. Says It Is Exempt from FTC Rules. Well a tipster (send in your tips here) just brought to my attention that the BBB evidently took exception to the same or a similar commercial. The BBB ... Read More »
Lloyd Ward, Lloyd Ward & Associates, Debt RX USA, and Silverleaf Debt Solutions Hit With Employee Suit
On June 13, 2011 Sabrina Bermudez filed suit against Lloyd Ward, Lloyd Ward & Associates, Debt RX USA, and Silverleaf Debt Solutions. The class action suit alleges the defendants did not pay proper wages for time worked. The suit alleges the following facts. Defendants specialize in selling and/or providing a variety of debt solution products and services, including debt settlement ... Read More »
Global Client Solutions, Clear Your Debt, Orion Processing, Derin Scott, Shannon Scott and Pradeep Nair Hit With Lawsuit
On June 17, 2011 the following case was filed, Jalenna Bowie v. Clear Your Debt, Global Client Solutions, Orion Processing, Derin Scott, Shannon Scott, and Pradeep Nair. The case goes after the debt relief providers for violating the Credit Repair Organizations Act, violations of the Ohio debt adjusting statutes, violation of the Ohio Consumer Sales Practices Act, violation of the ... Read More »
AICCCA Credit Counseling Conference to be Held at the Four Seasons Hotel
The Association of Independent Consumer Credit Counseling Agencies (AICCCA) has their annual conference coming up in Washington, DC if anyone wants to attend. It's July 20-22 at the flippin' Four Seasons Hotel in D.C. Seriously, charitable dollars are being spent to hold a non-profit meeting at the luxury Four Seasons Hotel? And on top of just the public relations nightmare ... Read More »
Debt Relief industry Trends, June, 2011 – Credit Counseling, Debt Settlement, Bankruptcy
In what has turned into a regular report from this site, here is the next installment in my forecast for the debt relief industry. The extension of consumer credit remains weak. Delinquencies and defaults are dropping and sometimes, as Discover announced recently, to historic lows. Credit Counseling Demand Sources inside credit counseling are reporting continued declines in new debt management ... Read More »
Consumers Demonstrate Less Need for Debt Relief Services
TransUnion just release new data which shows their Credit Risk Index (CRI) continues to decline. The CRI is a forecast tool that shows the likely chances of a consumer not being able to repay their debt. For the first quarter of 2011, the CRI came in at 123.56 – approximately 5 percent lower than the index high of 129.67 (Q4 ... Read More »
Discover Card Delinquencies Hit Record Low
Discover Financial Services (DFS) said the proportion of its customers who are a month late on their credit card payments hit an all-time low during its second quarter, helping more than double the card company's profit. The record low in credit-card delinquency rates, which the company said covers a 25-year period, highlights the sharp turnaround in the ability of Discover's ... Read More »
Dear Credit Counselors, You Are Your Own Worst Enemy.
I'm frustrated. For the life of me I can't understand why credit counseling continues to look at debt settlement as the enemy. The anger and desire to kill the solution seems to be opposite of what a charitable industry should be trying to do. The other day over a delicious Cracker Barrel lunch I was asked which side of the ... Read More »
Town Hall Meeting With Elizabeth Warren
The Maryland Consumer Right Coalition is hosting an upcoming town hall meeting with Elizabeth Warren if you'd like to meet her. Town Hall Event with Elizabeth Warren Please join us next Thursday for a special town hall meeting hosted by Rep. Elijah Cummings and featuring White House Adviser and leading consumer advocate Elizabeth Warren. The meeting will take place: Thursday ... Read More »
Allegro Law Still Suing AmeriCorp, Seton and Tim McCallan
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What We're Thankful for This Year - 1
Happy Thanksgiving, Muses! We have a lot to be thankful for every year—friends, family, food on our Thanksgiving tables, and, of course, each and every one of you.
But this year, we also want to give thanks for some things that have happened around the world. While we still have a long way to go in closing the global gender gap, in so many ways, 2012 has been an amazing year for women. Here are a few for which we are most thankful.
A Woman From Every Country at the London Olympics
Yes, we're always pretty excited (read: can't sleep at night) when the Olympics roll around, but the 2012 Games pretty much trump every other year: This was the first time that every competing country had at least one woman on its team. Also, it was the first time in history that women could medal in all of the same events as men (previously, women couldn't compete in Olympic boxing). Bonus: Team USA had eight more women than men on its roster.
Read more about some of the amazing female athletes who participated in the Games here.
More Women Leaders
No matter how you feel about who ended up in the White House and who didn't, there was a lot to be excited about in the results of this election. First, there's now a record number of women in the Senate and the House (though, for the record—not as many as we'd like). Also elected were the first Asian-American woman in the Senate (Rep. Mazie Hirono of Hawaii), the first Hindu-American in Congress (Rep. Tulsi Gabbard of Hawaii), and the first openly gay person in Congress (Rep. Tammy Baldwin of Wisconsin). Though no one could mistake the U.S. legislative branch as "diverse," we're definitely thankful for these small strides.
Read more about the records being broken here.
Malala Survived
If you haven't yet heard about Malala, your world is about to be shaken. This year, on October 9, 15-year-old Malala Yousafzai was on her way home from school, when her school bus was stopped and she was shot in the head by the Taliban. The reason? She had spoken out against the regime and advocated for girls' education. Miraculously, Malala survived and was transported to the U.K., where she is undergoing treatment. We are thankful for her amazing recovery, and for the worldwide attention that's been brought to the rights of children and girls that still need to be defended.
See some amazing photos of Malala Day, designated by the U.N. as one month after her shooting, here.
The International Day of the Girl
Two days after Malala's shooting, on October 11, the U.N. celebrated the first-ever International Day of the Girl, created to bring attention to the human rights of girls and to arm them with support and tools for a better future. Each year, the day will focus on a central theme, this year bringing awareness to the issue of child marriage worldwide. Events around the globe shed light on this issue, from a panel at the U.N. featuring Archbishop Desmond Tutu to a parliamentary debate in Malawi and radio debates in South Sudan.
The issues facing girls, particularly in the developing world, are nothing short of terrifying. But we are grateful for this united international effort to make a change.
Read more about International Day of the girl here.
Photo of young girl courtesy of Shutterstock.
About The Author
Adrian Granzella Larssen is the editor-in-chief of The Daily Muse, the award-winning daily career advice publication that's helped millions of people find and succeed at their dream jobs. A nationally recognized career expert, she speaks regularly to corporations and women's groups and has been featured in Forbes, Mashable, Business Insider, Fusion TV, and Real Simple. She has 10+ years experience in strategic communications and publications, most recently serving as head of online communications for the George Washington University Medical Center. Say hi on Twitter and Instagram.


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- PeruRetailFunding via Asociación Arariwa
Norma MariaPeruFoodFunding via Asociación Arariwa
ZenaidaPeruArtsFunding via Asociación Arariwa
Update on RosaRosa is forty-three years old and has three children with her partner. For nine years, she has run a business in the market selling beans, spices, and dry goods such as chuño (dried potatoes). A loan will help her buy more merchandise from Huancaro and other locations outside of Cusco. Her dream is to open her own store, because right now she shares a space with 35 other associates in the market.
Rosa is receiving an individual loan as a member of the village bank "Maria Auxiliadora" in Cusco, which is located in the South Andean region of Peru. The bank is in its 10th cycle with Asociación Arariwa.
Previous Loan DetailsDuring the communal bank's meeting we met Rosa, who is a member of Asociación Arariwa's "María Auxiliadora" communal bank, and who meets with her fellow members every thirty days in the house of one of the members in Cusco's San Jerónimo neighborhood. Rosa was born in the city of Quillabam... More from Rosa's previous loan »
Additional Information
Important InformationAbout Asociación Arariwa
Asociación Arariwa is a large non-governmental organization that started offering microcredit in 1994 to improve the quality of life, skills and equity of the population in the rural Cusco region of Peru. Arariwa serves the southern Andean provinces of Peru, and is distinguished by its efforts to reach the very poor, who often live in isolated rural areas. Arariwa fosters village banking, supports savings accounts, promotes access to education, and empowers women entrepreneurs (who make up 78% of its borrowers).
Concurrent and Successive Loans
Our Field Partners often work with borrowers over a series of loans as the borrowers build credit, take out bigger loans, and expand their businesses. In order to make it easier for our Field Partners to post loans for borrowers who have been listed on Kiva before, we allow them to post successive and concurrent loans for their Kiva borrowers. This means that our Field Partners are able to post a borrower's second, third, etc., loan on Kiva without having to re-enter all of the borrower's information.
This borrower has been listed on Kiva before, so you'll see an updated loan description, as well as excerpts of the original descriptions from earlier loans. Most borrowers take out loans consecutively, meaning that they receive a second loan after having repaid the first. However, sometimes our Field Partners give out concurrent loans, allowing borrowers to take out one primary loan and a secondary "add-on" loan along with it. These "add-on" loans are typically smaller than the borrower's primary loan and serve a different purpose. Because Field Partners can now post loans as successive and concurrent loans, you will be able to track borrower progress over time and see the various ways a borrower is working with our Field Partners through funds from Kiva's lenders.
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Success!! The loan was 100% repaid
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- 6 months (Additional Information)
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- May 4, 2012
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Review: A strange place this. Very obviously family run, and charming for that, but because of it there are problems that undermine an interesting concept. Because all of the food is "home cooked" and eaten by the family, it is obviously fresh and authentic. However, though some of the food is very nice, some of it is not so good. For example the sushi was rather uninteresting and a soya-bean paste wrapped in green leaves was rather over salty; a pudding 'muffin' was dry and musty. On the other hand, highlights were the flavoursome rice, crispy pancakes and miso soup base to the udon noodles. Unfortunately the whole experience was let down by the ambience (over simple) and service (though charminly provided by granny and daughter of the family, it was very slipshod e.g. not clearing the table before serving desert). A whole sheet of alcoholic beveridges were promised but it turns out the place does not have a licence. So overall a disappointing experience from a place that with a bit more attention to ambience rather than total authenticity could be quite a hit. Nevertheless, as the only totally vegan place in Oban, you'd be mad not to try it!
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Manhattan River Side view apartment.
Número máximo de hóspedes3
Tamanho700 pé quadrado
Andar no.(com elevador)
- Recebe famílias (com crianças)
- Internet/WiFi
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- Ar condicionado
- Lavadora / Secadora
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It is a spacious,luminous,comfortable and peaceful place . The space have been renovated not long ago so it is very clean and moderne. It is located on the 3rd floor. There is an elevator and a very elegant entrance with a flair of Modern Art.
One separate bed room, it accommodates 2 people .
You have the apartment by yourself very well equipped kitchen {dish washer -washing machine } bath room{ bath tub} , and a living room with dining area with a beautiful view of the river.
A little balcony allow to stand outside get some fresh air.
The neighborhood is family oriented with access to public transports very close by.
You can get to Times Squares in 20 minutes and the West Village in half an hour .
There is a Sport Center on River Side Park At 145th Street where you have a Olympic Swimming pool. You can also have very long walk surrounded by nature . A real treat in the City.
You can hang out and enjoy some really authentic Jazz performances in different places near by . There is also possibilities to dance Salsa and Swing { Cotton Club }. If it is in your interests we will guide you to those places .
There is a Piano, and Art pieces and beautiful furnitures that we ask not to be disturb, we are thanking you for that and wish you a warm welcome .
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I had a wunderful and unforgettable time in New York, in Harlem and in sophias apartment. It was just perfect for my trip.
Thank you for evrything Sophia! Je reviens bientôt, hasta pronto.
Nada que objetar de la habitación ni la situación del apartamento. La habitación es suficientemente amplia y tanto el baño como cocina y comedor adecuados. A 10 minutos hay líneas de metro que te conectan directamente y rápido (con metro express) con cualquier parte de Manhattan. Sophia y Ana fueron muy amables y se interesan por tu estancia y compartir actividades contigo.
Muy bien y muy a gusto. Cerca de la parada 145st del metro y una zona tranquila. La anfitriona es una maravillosa persona. Zona sin apenas ruidos. Estuvimos dos semanas, que al final se hicieron cortas.
We had a wonderful time. On arrival, we were handed out a pile of information about subway lines, neighborhood restaurants, things to see and other places of interest or importance. We were also given personal tips and recommendation about booking sights in advance, best times to see etc., and talked a lot about the city. The room was quite and suitably located in harlem a few blocks from an A-line stop. 25 Minutes downtown. We can very much recommend the place if you are looking for a (small) place to stay and be in touch with a lovely host.
We spent two weeks in this room and our trip was amazing ! We had the opportunity to meet very lovely people and we had a great time.
The room is perfect, very quiet and comfortable, with more than enough space for two. The AC works very well and that is a very good point. We could use the kitchen anytime, alone or to spend some good moments with our hosts !
The neighbourhood was very safe and plaisant, with everything you need (stores, restaurants, bars...). We felt safe to go home, even at night. A very good thing is that the A train station is only a few minutes away, so it is a good way to get to Times square or anywhere downtown easily.
We will definitely go back to stay there if we go to NY again, and strongly recommend this place to anybody who wants to visit the city as a real new yorker !
We hope to see you soon guys, enjoy your summer :-)
Michael and Margot
No podemos mas que agradecer la paciencia y los consejos que nos dio en todo momento, trato mas que cordial el cual deseamos devolver algún día, gracias por todo y recuerdos a Cibelle !!!
Great flat, nice neiberhood and best host ever! We loved it!
We very much enjoyed staying at the apartment. We did really feel like being a 'New Yorker' because we did get a lot of 'inside'-information from our hosts. That's why we prefered B&B over Hotels and it did meet our expectations. We alse liked the neighbourhood and the many small but surpringly good local restaurants.
Pasamos una semana muy agradable gracias a la atención y buenos consejos de Sophia, que en todo momento estuvo pendiente de que disfrutáramos a tope de New York. La habitación era luminosa y espaciosa, con una cama grande y confortable, un armario empotrado con mucho espacio, televisión y aire acondicionado. Además tuvimos acceso a la cocina, lo que nos vino de perlas para los desayunos y alguna comida. El barrio no está mal (nada que temer de Harlem) y el metro se encuentra relativamente cerca (unos 5 minutos andando), y desde la parada te plantas en el centro en apenas 10 minutos. Os lo recomiendo sin ninguna duda. ¡Muchas gracias Sophia por tu amabilidad!
We stayed for 9 nights in this appartment. Everything was clean and Sophia was verry nice to us. We are really enjoyed staying at this place. The neighbourhood is good and has some nice restaurants and breakfast places nearby. Subway is 10 minutes walking away. We will come back - for sure!!! Thanks to Sohpia!
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