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Dan Springer Chief Executive Officer
When Dan Springer joined Responsys as President and CEO in 2004, Responsys was a leading provider of on-demand email marketing software. He saw an opportunity to grow and transform the company's offerings to serve all the emerging interactive channels – email, mobile, social and the web. Under his direction, Responsys has become the leading global provider of cross-channel marketing solutions. Named one of the Best CEOs by the San Francisco Business Times, Dan has 20-plus years of successful executive leadership, strategic sales and marketing experience in interactive marketing, e-commerce and finance. Companies he has served in an executive capacity include Modem Media, Telleo and NextCard. He began his career as a consultant with McKinsey & Company and DRI/McGraw-Hill.
Dan holds an MBA from Harvard University and a BA in Mathematics and Economics from Occidental College. Dan serves or has served on the boards of companies including YuMe, E-LOAN (Banco Popular), ITI and eGroups (Yahoo!), and not-for-profit organizations including Shop.org, ad:Tech, The Randall Museum and The San Francisco Friends School.
Scott Olrich President, Marketing and Platform
Scott Olrich joined Responsys in 2004 to partner with Dan Springer in the transformation of Responsys. As President, Marketing and Platform, Olrich is responsible for driving Responsys' vision and go-to-market, platform, and customer success strategies and teams. Olrich has served in a variety of management roles including Chief Marketing and Sales Officer and Chief Marketing Officer. He has been instrumental in driving Responsys' growth to becoming a leading publicly traded marketing cloud software and services company. Olrich has been widely recognized for pioneering innovation in marketing. He led the launch of Responsys' groundbreaking Interact platform which allows marketing organizations to deliver highly personalized marketing interactions at scale across the digital channels of email, mobile, social, display, and the web. He coined the term "New School Marketing" and is regarded as the architect of the now proven approach called "Cross-Channel Lifecycle Marketing," to effectively map and market to consumers across an increasing digital customer lifecycle. Named one of The CMO Institute's Top 10 U.S. CMOs, Scott is frequently quoted in leading industry publications, and speaks regularly at industry conferences, such as Forrester's Marketing Forum, NCDM, Adobe Omniture Summit, MarketingSherpa, AMA, and DMA events. Prior to joining Responsys, Olrich was a founding executive and Senior Vice President at Topica, an email marketing application service provider, where he helped the company become one of the nation's largest email marketing companies serving the SMB market. Prior to that, Olrich was a consultant at Accenture in the Business Process Reengineering Group with a special focus on demand generation. Olrich holds a BS in Business and Finance from San Diego State University.
Andrew Priest Chief of Responsys International
Andy Priest manages the Responsys business internationally. His 25-plus years in the software industry includes 15+ years of executive experience leading sales, worldwide professional services, and customer care organizations. At Responsys, as Chief Customer Officer, he built the model and led the organization for servicing clients to increase their marketing success. During this time, Andy drove and owned the revenue growth from our installed base. Before joining Responsys, Andy was EVP/Customer Operations at Open Harbor, where he led worldwide service delivery and customer care. He also served as SVP/Professional Services at Epiphany, a provider of enterprise-level CRM solutions, and as SVP/Worldwide Field Operations at Brightware, where his management resulted in well over 100% year over year growth in revenue and a growth in the customer base of over 90%. Andy also held executive and senior management positions at Informix, Red Brick Systems, Information Builders, and HP. Andy earned a B.S. in Computer Science from SUNY-Albany. For a list of Responsys offices in Europe, Asia, Australia, South America please click here.
Don Smith Chief Information Officer
As Responsys CIO, Don Smith brings more than 20 years of deep technology and operational expertise in product development, quality assurance, customer support, implementation services, and sales engineering. Before joining Responsys, Don served on advisory boards and/or provided technical and business consulting services for numerous on-demand businesses, recognizing that they, and their customers, have unique operational needs. Don also was the SVP of Customer Advocacy at Extensity, where he led Extensity's on-demand solution, IT, professional services and customer support. Don also co-founded Clarify Inc. and drove the development lifecycle of Clarify's flagship products. He also served as Clarify's Vice President of Worldwide Technical Field Operations. Don received his Bachelor of Science degree in Electrical Engineering from the University of Nebraska, Lincoln.
Chris Paul Chief Financial Officer
Chris Paul brings 20 years' experience in finance and operations to Responsys, where he oversees global financial initiatives and drives fiscal discipline in its rapid growth in the on-demand marketing industry. Before joining Responsys, Chris served as VP/Finance and Administration and and CFO at Determine Software, where he was instrumental in implementing rigorous financial controls, cost efficiencies, and corporate governance compliance. Previously, Chris was CFO at both established and start-up technology companies, including Teros, Linuxcare, Cloudscape and ICVerify, for which he negotiated mergers and acquisitions, equity financing and debt restructuring. He began his career at Ernst & Young. A chartered accountant, Paul holds a Master's degree in Accounting and Taxation and a Bachelor of Commerce degree from the University of Cape Town.
Antonio Casacuberta Chief Product Officer
Antonio Casacuberta brings over 20 years of management and executive experience to Responsys. As Chief Product Officer, Antonio drives Responsys' technical vision and leads the next wave of innovation and expansion. He also assumes day-to-day responsibility and management of Responsys' world-class development team. Antonio most recently served as Chief Technology Officer of Infospace, where he led product software development, including the release of award winning search properties such as Dogpile, metacrawler, and Switchboard.com, as well as industry-leading Mobile Search products. Antonio also spent a decade in management positions at Oracle where he planned, staffed and led innovative technology development and implementation projects. Antonio holds a bachelor's degree in computer science from Boston University.
Ed Henrich Chief Customer Officer
Ed leads our Strategic, Creative, Campaign and Professional Services teams to help our customers maximize their marketing efforts. Since Ed joined Responsys in 2007, our Services revenue has tripled. Ed is a pioneer in the online marketing industry. In 1997, he was a member of the founding team at Post Communications (now Yesmail) where he first served as Vice President of Client Services and later became the President of Yesmail. During his tenure as President, the company achieved profitability. Prior to Yesmail, Ed was a venture capitalist with Internet Capital Group and a consultant at McKinsey and Company. He is on the board of directors at Vertical Response. A former Fulbright Scholar to Australia, Ed holds a Ph.D. and M.S. from UCLA, and a B.S. from Drexel University.
Jason Zintak Chief Sales Officer
As Chief Sales Officer, Jason Zintak leads Responsys' global selling organization and is charged with expanding the company's position as a leader in cross-channel marketing software and services. Prior to joining Responsys, Zintak was Executive Vice President of Global Sales at GT Nexus, a SaaS leader and an industry-wide collaboration platform that businesses rely on to automate trade and logistics operations across their global partner networks. Before that, he led the global sales and marketing organization for JDA Software where he substantially increased revenue across all regions. Zintak has also held executive sales management positions at SAP, Capgemini and Blue Martini Software. Zintak holds a B.A. in Advertising and Psychology from Syracuse University.
Steve Krause SVP / Product Management
Steve Krause leads the definition and execution of Responsys's product strategy. He has been in the interactive-marketing field since its beginning in the mid-1990s. Since then, he led one of the Internet's first consumer-research projects (iVALS at SRI International), co-founded two companies (Personify, ExactChoice), and created and led a business within a public company (CNET Intelligent Cross-Sell). His products have won numerous awards, and he has appeared in media ranging from The Wall Street Journal to TIME to a variety of industry publications.
Michael Della Penna SVP / Emerging Channels
Michael Della Penna is Senior Vice President of Emerging Channels at Responsys. His responsibilities include spearheading the overall strategic direction, partnerships, and solution offering across key digital channels (social, display and mobile) for the company. Michael is a seasoned marketing professional with a long, proven track record of launching successful marketing, branding, and sales strategies for leading public and private companies. Most recently, Michael founded SuiteDialog, a full-service email and social CRM agency that helps brands ignite conversations and cultivate relationships with customers across the social web. Prior to SuiteDialog, Michael founded Conversa Marketing, a social CRM company that was acquired by StrongMail Systems in 2010. Before branching out on his own, Michael served as chief marketing officer for Epsilon, a leading provider of multichannel, data-driven marketing services. Michael's other key marketing leadership roles include CMO at Bigfoot Interactive, VP of strategic development at CNET Networks, Inc., and VP of marketing at ZDNet. Michael served as the Co-Executive Chairman of the DMA's Email Marketing Council/Council for Responsible Email and Email Experience Council and has been recognized as one of B-to-B Magazines "100 Most Influential People in Business-to-Business and Interactive Marketing" five times for his ongoing contributions to establishing digital marketing best practices. Michael received a B.B.A. and an M.B.A. from Hofstra University.
Julian Ong SVP / General Counsel + Secretary
As Senior Vice President, General Counsel and Secretary of Responsys, Julian Ong oversees all legal matters of the company. Ong most recently was Vice President, General Counsel and Secretary at SuccessFactors where he built out the company's legal function and helped take the company public. Before that, he served as Deputy General Counsel at salesforce.com and helped take the company public. Previously, Ong was an associate in the Palo Alto office of Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom LLP, following a stint as a deputy district attorney for Santa Clara County and a federal district court clerkship in the District of Hawaii. Ong holds bachelors and masters degrees in electrical engineering from Stanford University and received his law degree from Berkeley Law.
Joan Burke SVP / Global Human Resources
As Senior Vice President of Global Human Resources, Joan Burke is responsible for leading Responsys' Human Resources operations and practices. Joan has over 25 years of experience in the full range of HR management in progressively managed companies, designing and implementing innovative, results-oriented human resources programs and best practices. She began her HR career at John Hancock where she took on a variety of senior roles in building the human capital of this leading financial services firm. She has held the top HR position at leading technology companies ZANTAZ, ShoreTel, and ZipRealty. Joan has a Bachelor of Arts from Albertus Magnus College.
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-- team the UN observers arriving in Syria today they're there to look.
At the country after of ceasefire that was announced and despite their presence.
Government forces are continuing to carry out a new wave of attacks against civilians they did that over the weekend what's going on now.
We would better his lot from our Middle East bureau -- left.
Hi -- the UN right now is calling this cease fire inside Syria quote.
Very fragile and that may be -- statement.
Of the week -- right now on the ground in Syria -- battlefield like assaults that it become normal place now in the town of Holmes is amateur video.
Coming out of -- the last rebel stronghold neighborhood.
They are inside that in -- city when activists telling the Associated Press early today that that shelling began early this morning is not stop for quote.
One immediate needs as many buildings there are on fire in this video seems to support that in the past 24 hours appears.
This Syrians had just -- this cease fire out the window back on Thursday.
They -- that they would indeed stop killing their own people they did for about 24 hours he's just gotten.
Progressively worse president decided to find to -- his own allies like Russia left his tanks and heavy artillery.
And soldiers on the streets inside.
The Syrian cities that they could go right back -- just in the past about fourteen hours.
The UN observer teen just arrived in the city of Damascus that being this Syrian capital these observers are unarmed this is the advance team -- Lay the ground work to see actually.
What is going to happen what kind of freedom of movement they're gonna have to be able to monitor if indeed the Syrians are abiding.
By -- cease fire agreement today that same activists on the town.
On the phone line from Holmes told the Associated Press those observers better arrive pretty quickly to our city of homes here in if they don't.
There -- won't be anything left.
Called homes because of this sustaining continuous artillery barrage -- back to you Leland did it live for us from the region Leland tax back.
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Tuesday, February 28, 2006
another moment
Well, I think he is on the mend. I propped his mattress up last night and did my Mum's old trick and put some diced onion in his room. Its an old remedy for blocked noses. It always seemed to work for us, and Mum has the scientific reason for it, but I forget now. Does anyone else do that? Your room stinks like old onion for a day or so though. I dunno, our house was smelling like old cabbage when I first started breastfeeding three months ago, and now like old onions. I don't know which is worse! Old cabbage probably. By a whisker.
So, anyway, Jamie seemed to sleep OK. I didn't sleep much though - he wanted a feed at 1am and then another at 5am. But that's OK. The main reason I didn't sleep much was that I had a hard time sleeping because I was listening for his breathing all the time, lol! Such a first-time-mum, hey! I'm sure I am giving some of you mothers with many children a good laugh at how worried I get.
I have noticed Jamie becoming more interested in his little hanging toys that I put in front of his face every day. I thought yesterday that he was trying to swat them, but couldn't be sure. Well, this morning, just before I put him down for a nap, I was cuddling him in my arms, talking to him. And he reached up and stroked my mouth! I couldn't believe it. And then he got this huge big smile when I kissed his little hand. And he did it all over again. Awww. We sat there for a few moments and he stroked my mouth and my hair. He is also fascinated by hair. I guess because he doesn't have any, lol!
That's us for today. Have a great day everyone!
10 comments:
- Mel Diener said...
Onions...thats different. Can't say I've ever tried it..or heard of it for that matter. Does it really work????
- 11:56 am
- SamD said...
Kathie, it doesn't get any better as your children get older. Every night I check on the kids before I go to bed and I wait until I can clearly hear them breathing before I leave the room.
- 1:38 pm
- Marie said...
It doesn't matter how old your children are you will always worry about them particularly when they are sick.
It sounds like Jaimie is getting better, though. Watch he doesn't start pulling your hair. lol - 4:05 pm
- Lyn Dwyer said...
Kathie...as MARIE said...you will always worry about sick family members.
It is hard though when babies are sick and they can't tell you what is wrong.
Sounds like you have it all under control now.
Jamie is so cute!
Lyn - 4:36 pm
- Shazz said...
i can vouch for the onion trick everyone....i have a bowl beside my bed as i type this and one in jakey's room too.
i sprinkle mine with raw sugar though..don't know why, don't know why it works but i swear by it.
i am glad things have settled down for you kathie....and thanks again for sharing your life with your precious boy - it gives me tingles when i read it
xo - 5:24 pm
- Nic Wood said...
Poor little Jamie - and poor you! At least I felt OK when Isaac was sick - apart from sleep deprivation! Ive never heard of the onion trick either, but I will give it a go next time. I have a vaporiser too and they are fantastic - shame I didn't think to use it while bubs was sick LOL I also put some vicks on a tissue and tucked it under his sheets so it couldn't actually touch him, but he still got the vapours, this along with propping the matress up really helped. I also used baby panadol & Dimetapp when he was really bad. I don't really like using too much medicine when they are so young, but when he had a dose at least he could get a couple of hours sleep.
Hope your both on the mend now though.
Nic xxx
Sorry about the long post - catching up from while we were away! - 6:37 pm
Kathie, ich muß lachen! Wenn du denkst, daß du dir weniger Sorgen als Mama machst mit älteren Kindern oder mehr Kindern! Mira ist fast 4 Jahre. Gestern hatte sie auch Fieber - und drei mal darfst du raten, wie ich heute Nacht geschlafen habe ;-)!
Einmal Mama, immer Mama! Es ist wenigstens ein bißchen leichter, wenn sie einem sagen können, wie es ihnen geht, oder was ihnen weh tut.
Ja, Zwiebeln sind gut! Ich kenne es als Zwiebeltee - den hat meine Oma mir auch als Kind immer gemacht, wenn ich erkältet war - aber ich habe ihn gehaßt!LOL! Ich habe das Zeug nicht runterbekommen.
Britta - 8:24 pm
- Jess said...
So glad Jaimie is on the mend. It's so beautiful when your baby starts to reach out to touch you. Nothing in the world quite like it.
Jess - 10:46 pm
- Julie LOVE said...
Glad that you little man is on the mend Kathie.....and I have never heard of the onion thing
JULIEx - 5:06 pm
- steph caskey devlin said...
Onions. wow thats different. But hey if it works, as Mum's we will go for it.... So glad he is feeling better, Kathie, doesn't our heart stop beating when they are sick.
Steph. - 8:43 am


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bye, football field. -_-
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Walang kwentang question to pero, magkakaroon kaya ng bidets sa mga CR sa Henry Sy Hall?
Stall kasi ng CR sa Yuchengco may nakasulat "We want more CR's with bidets!" Demanding.
^^ indeed. dami kong memories dito.
Wow, there might not even be a need to go to Rob Manila or MOA during long breaks. Parang trip ko na magpadelay para lang sa Henry Sy Hall! HAHAHAHHAHAHA
ID-107 ako and super-fresh graduate. I was disheartened when I heard about a new building to be erected in the football field.
Malaking bahagi ng identity ng DLSU ang "only green patch" sa Malate.
And now, I hear they're going to demolish the Lib, and SPS? Where is the school I studied in? If I go back in lets say five years, iba na ba ang DLSU na babalikan ko?
Sad. Huhuhu.
Matutuloy ba ang pagbili ng La Salle sa Rizal?
Tanong lang: ibig sabihin ba nito may share si henry sy sa DLSU?
^ share? hindi naman listed ang DLSU sa PSE afaik.
DLSU aims to the first Philippine Academic Institution to construct a green building,
based on an initiative called Building for Ecologically Responsive Design Excellence (BERDE), which established a green building ratings system in the country.
The BERDE system rates and promotes the construction of buildings and other structures based on energy efficiency of building designs, environmental footprint, and use of environment-friendly materials.
BERDE cites DLSU as Pilot for Educational Institutions for its Centennial Complex or Henry Sy, Sr. Hall, of which construction is currently underway. Sy Hall will be the first school building to be rated by the BERDE system.
The university targets the highest rating of five stars for Henry Sy, Sr. Hall, which is described by designer Andy Locsin as The Habitable Tree for its tree groveinspired design. The building will feature green concepts such as external panels that promote energy efficiency, elevated gardens, a rainwater collection and graywater re-use system, and vehicular and pedestrian emergency routes that will benefit the entire campus. With the BERDE ratings, DLSU is set to become the green standard for school structures.
As Pilot, DLSU joins government agencies and key industry players in promoting eco-friendly buildings in the country. BERDE partners include Ayala Land, Inc. as BERDE Pilot for Existing Buildings; Megaworld Corp as BERDE Pilot for Communities; and The NET Group as BERDE Pilot for New Construction.
BERDE started in 2007 as a means to establish a green building rating system in the country, equivalent to rating systems developed by Western countries, especially the United States of America and United Kingdom.
Its really happening: Centennial Building construction, commenced
December 30, 2010
The football field is now off-limits.
Preparations for the construction of the Henry Sy Sr. Hall, more commonly known as the Centennial Building, formally started, Dec. 2.
The wall between North and Velasco Gate was demolished to allow easy transport of construction materials and heavy equipment; excavation has also started to lay the temporary foundation of the building. The football field walkway and the Sports Plaza were also closed to create boundaries for the construction site.
Associate Vice Chancellor for Campus Development Engr. Aurellano de la Cruz Jr. informs that the Henry Sy Sr. Hall will be the only DLSU building accessible to the public. Offices that accommodate outsiders such as the Admissions Office and the Office of the University Registrar are proposed to transfer to the new building.
He explains that it will be more convenient for the security personnel to guard their posts if all visitors are in one building. However, security passes and entry permits will still be required from the visitors.
The building will also house the Learning Commons, a place where students can meet, study and hold official activities. It is will house books and reference materials that are meant to contribute to the holistic education of Lasallians. Other administrative offices will also be relocated at the Centennial Building.
May matitira diyan mga one-fourth na field pa rin at pagka natapos iyan, ang ground floor niyan, parang Yuchengco, mataas siya so tagusan siya. Puwede pa rin puntahan, may mga activities [Around one-fourth of the actual size of the field will remain. The lobby of the new building will be similar to the Yuchengco building. People can still pass by the lobby and hold activities there], de la Cruz furthers.
Other features of the hall are open-air study areas and escalators that will help manage the human traffic in the building.
The construction of the Centennial Building will begin next month and will be finished by Dec. 2012, approximately the same amount of time it took to construct the Br. Andrew Gonzalez Hall.
The exterior design of the building is patterned after a habitable tree because of its form and location. If one looks at the whole building design, its similar to a tree standing between two historical buildings (St. La Salle Hall and Velasco Hall), DLSU Chancellor Br. Ricky Laguda FSC explains.
The general idea is to make use of available spaces to ensure a learning environment that is sustainable, Br. Ricky furthers. During the Centennial Renewal Plan (CRP) meeting last July, it was revealed that green technology and environment-friendly raw materials will be used in the construction. The use of solar panels to generate the buildings energy requirement was also proposed.
Br. Laguda also mentions that the cost of the new building is yet to be finalized due to the lack of detailed architectural plans. He cautions that the original design and floor plan of the building may still change significantly. De la Cruz also informs that the initial plan was for the building to have 15 floors, but is subject to change because of budget constraints.
Noise from the use of heavy equipment is also a problem the administration cannot avoid. Engr. Rolando Oliva, director of the Civil Works Office, explains that even before the construction process can begin, his office made sure that all requirements needed to secure a construction permit from the Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR) were met.
Oliva also shares that noise-creating equipment such as pile drivers will not be used in the construction; drillers and other tools that produce minimal noise will be utilized. He adds that the logistics of the construction has already gone through and passed the Environmental Impact Assessment, which studies the amount of pollution that will be caused by the project.
The Security and Safety Office (SSO) also informs that security around the construction area is tighter. Two guards are always on post to guard the open area especially at night. Cars are also prohibited from parking and unloading passengers along the portion adjacent to the construction site.
The Henry Sy Sr. Hall is the centerpiece of the Centennial Renewal Plan, a long-term project that will construct or renovate the different academic facilities in campus. It is named after the famous Chinese-Filipino tycoon, the main benefactor of the building.
The University underwent bidding process to determine which firm will spearhead the design and construction of the new building. The architectural firm L.V. Locsin and Partners won the bidding.
Oh thank God.
Yes, maabutan ko pa to
@placid and LexyBoy: Thanks for pointing it out and sorry for overlooking it
Anong mga Colleges kaya ang ihahouse ng SM?
Sana lumipat diyan ang CCS
^ It's just sad you won't be able to see the field.
Diba ang initial projection eh 2014 ang completion? I was surprised at naging 2012. Kaya kaya 'yun in 1 year?
Kung kaya naman, ok lang, I ain't complaining. At least, mae-enjoy namin kaagad.
Yeah, that too.
Well, at least the incoming ID 111 peeps will benefit from the SM Building.


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Today was by far the most fun day of the conference so far. We first had a workshop on leadership, which is always an interesting topic. Then after that, we went to the Taipei University of Physical Education and got to participate in different types of sports such as archery, badminton, soccer, and basketball.
After this we had a culture fair, where every country had a booth and gave away information and pins for their own country. We saw the students from the Oceania region perform the tribal haka dance that is a custom in their culture.
It was such a great time seeing different cultures and seeing what everyday life is like for students around the globe. After that we went to dinner at a German restaurant, thank goodness, to get some food in my stomach that I'm used to.
At one point when everyone was waiting for their dinner to come, one student picked up his ukulele and a man from New Caledonia and the woman from Finland began dancing. After about 30 seconds of dancing, everyone at dinner joined in.
It turned into a huge mob of people, in the middle of the restaurant, dancing to the ukulele. Eventually, there was a train of people, some on others shoulders, dancing through the room.
It has been such a great experience thus far, and I'm excited for tomorrow's cultural event and closing ceremonies.


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We'll see you of course and fourteen minutes from now -- tech and media moguls gathered in Sun Valley, Idaho -- -- got talent and company's thirtieth annual media conference that is Neill is live in Sun Valley with -- -- -- the go so far out there that you get.
Hey Cheryl the mood is next you know or thirty years they've been coming here every July.
Millionaires billionaires CEOs government leaders media stars -- come here think big thoughts to CNBC.
And to avoid media guys like me.
John Malone of Liberty Media strolled in this morning -- before 7 AM.
And even a takeover battle for ex -- serious Sheryl -- the -- -- -- FaceBook is here I talked -- Mark Zuckerberg last night he had no putting a major concession to Wall Street.
Tech guys have been humbled in the past year we've got Jeff Weiner of Linkedin is here mark Pincus Zynga.
We also got the first black billionaire in America BET founder Robert Johnson is here.
As well as the Israeli cable mogul times a bond now occasionally a media feud breaks out the open in late last night DirecTV.
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Listen to the pot shot he takes at DirecTV.
Seven years since we've got DirecTV deal.
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So we're we're prepared to -- forward.
What it's unfortunate.
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By Megh Raj Ale and Rupa Joshi
BIRATNAGAR, Nepal, 13 June 2012 – Last month about 250 children in their school uniforms marched noisily around the central market in Biratnagar, in eastern Nepal, behind a banner proclaiming 'Allow us to study'.
They shouted slogans, rang bells, blew whistles and clanged together steel utensils, and carried signs reading 'Let schools remain as Zones of Peace', 'We are not just the future, we are today', and 'Search for alternatives to closures'.
The children, part of the Network of Working Children's Clubs of Morang District and Biratnagar Municipality, were protesting efforts to close schools during 'bandas' –political strikes that have shut down roads and businesses around the country as groups try to influence the development of a new national Constitution.
"The political parties and groups who have called for these bandas have been toying with our future by not allowing us to attend school," said 12-year-old Niraj Malla, Assistant Secretary of the Working Children's Clubs Municipal Coordination Committee. "And our parents have also not been able to work and earn a living due to these closures."
Protesting school closures
As part of their protest, the children sat down on a once-busy road – now empty because of the strike – and conducted a mock class session, with learning activities that lasted for nearly half an hour.
When a sizable crowd had gathered, they began to speak about the importance of guaranteeing children's rights in the new constitution. They also demanded that schools be made 'Zones of Peace', meaning that schools should be sanctuaries from conflict, unaffected by political disputes like those currently affecting Nepal.
"It's been two weeks since these bandas have been going on," said Manisha Karki, Chair of Municipal Coordination Committee. "For many of the families that depend on daily wages, it means that they are struggling to feed their children. Political parties should seek solutions to their issues though talks and negotiations, and not through bandas."
Manisha added that the closures interrupt children's educations, harming their development and futures.
Dilli Dhimal, the only adult speaker at the rally, concurred with Manisha. "Look around you. Children who should have been in classrooms are either spending their time in front of the television, or are spilling into the streets," he said.
Bystanders agreed with the children.
"On the one hand, the children's education is being played with by these protestors," said one man. "And on the other hand, what about the school fees that we have paid that are not being utilized?"
Empowering youth leaders
The working children's clubs are groups for children who have to work to help support their families. The clubs were first organized to help these children share their experiences. A network of the clubs was later created, empowering child participants to raise awareness about issues affecting them, including school enrolment, violence against children and gender inequality.
When the members of various children's clubs in Biratnagar decided to protest the school closures, they shared their plans with the NGO Forum for Human Rights and Environment (FOHREn), a UNICEF partner. FOHREn supported the children's initiative by providing them with the logistical support, including banners, megaphones and snacks.
UNICEF has been working closely with FOHREn and the children's clubs for over a decade, helping to build children's capacity to lead, advocate and raise awareness about children's rights. The clubs members have also been playing a major role in Biratnagar Sub Metropolitan City's bid to become a child-friendly city by 2015. UNICEF is collaborating with the Biratnagar Municipality for the same purpose.
The children's protest was summed up in a song sung by Suman Shah, who represented the ward-level working children's clubs. She sang, "We appeal to you… please don't close our schools, please don't close our shops. Once we're big and educated we'll serve our country. We're the children of this country. The future rests on our shoulders."


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The intertwined lives of four couples living in and around Sydney, Australia, form the structure for this drama masquerading as a whodunit. Andrew Bovell freely adapted his play, Speaking in Tongues, opening up the action, as the geography and topography of Sydney and its suburbs become major… More The intertwined lives of four couples living in and around Sydney, Australia, form the structure for this drama masquerading as a whodunit. Andrew Bovell freely adapted his play, Speaking in Tongues, opening up the action, as the geography and topography of Sydney and its suburbs become major characters as well. The film opens with a shot of what looks like a corpse entangled in a thick stand of branches -- the title plant, which grows in profusion in Australia. Bovell and director Ray Lawrence take their time in explaining whose body that is and then slowly reveal, with no help from a number of red herrings, how it happened to be there. The principal players are Valerie Somers (Barbara Hershey), a psychiatrist with issues over her child, a murder victim; her husband, John Knox (Geoffrey Rush), an aloof professor whom she suspects of infidelity; Leon Zat (Anthony LaPaglia), a police detective cheating on his wife, Sonja (Kerry Armstrong), who is a patient of Valerie's. Zat's mistress, Jane O'May (Rachael Blake), is someone he met at a dancing class his wife dragged him to; she is estranged from her husband, Pete (Glenn L. Robbins). Their neighbors, Paula (Daniela Farinacci) and Nik D'Amato (Vince Colosimo), try to stay neutral in the O'Mays' split; she works days as a nurse and he's unemployed and minds their children. Suspicion around the disappearance of one character manages to enmesh all of the others. Bovell's stories are about secrets, real and imagined, and how they can poison relationships. The film virtually swept all the major awards at the Australian Film Institute's annual ceremony, though its reception in the States was mildly respectful. ~ Tom Wiener, Rovi
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A meditation on fidelity in marriage where the suspense and surprises stem from who has -- or hasn't -- been betraying each other and how.
Roger Moore, Orlando Sentinel
Lawrence cast well and gets terrific performances all the way up and down the line.
Rita Kempley, Washington Post
A perceptive, powerfully acted psychodrama.
Moira MacDonald, Seattle Times
The emotional experience of "Lantana" is heightened by its marvelous ensemble cast, all of whom etch a character in relatively brief screen time.
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One of the best.
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Re: <img src=I guess he has had it with the politics of running his tracks, we must remember he is a old man.
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He's formed his own political party in Austria and hopes to become the prime minister there -- pulling Austria out of the Eurozone and returning the Schilling as the country's currency. Not my idea of kicking back. "Peace is that brief glorious moment in history when everybody stands around reloading."
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This man lives another planet, if he thinks he will win the PM seat or even a seat in their government, I guess he lives to bet 100 to one shots. Never will he win this seat in this life time or the next or the next or the next. His political enemies will tear him apart .
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A rare moment of calm in Syria as truce is 'partly observed' [BBC Arabic, UK]
Presenter, Female #1
The Syrian Revolution's General Commission said nine people were killed today in Homs, Aleppo, Hama, Idlib, Deir az-Zour, Daraa, and the countryside of Damascus. This comes as the Syrian regime announced its adherence to the ceasefire since six am this morning, Damascus time. However, activists recorded a number of violations of the ceasefire, including the killing of a civilian at a funeral in Aleppo. Syrian state media accused what it referred to as "armed terrorist groups" of attempting to foil the ceasefire by attacking a military bus, leading to the death of a colonel and wounding 24 officers, in addition to an undetermined number of civilians.
Reporter, Male #1
These images were taken on Thursday, April 12th in the neighborhood of Qarabis in Homs, according to the Syrian opposition. At six o'clock in the morning, Damascus time, a calm that some Syrian regions have not seen in months dominated the country. However, this calm did not last long. Around an hour after the calm, explosions were heard in the Zabadani area in the countryside of Damascus.
Guest, Male #2 (Rafis Mohamed, Member of the Local Coordination Committee in Zabadani)
Today, Zabadani woke up to the shelling by tanks from a portable checkpoint in the city, in the direction of Sahl al-Zabadani area. The shelling took place in the early hours of the ceasefire plan, since it took effect at six o'clock in the morning.
Reporter, Male #1
The sound of an explosion followed by gunfire pierced through the silence in the surroundings of Idlib. The quietness in the countryside of Deir az-Zour was replaced by gunfire.
Guest, Male #3 (Ous al-Arabi, Spokesman for the Revolution Leaders' Council in Deir az-Zour)
This morning, there was gunfire coming from some checkpoints. I am certain it was coming from the checkpoints, and there weren't any clashes. In addition to that, the regime caused an explosion in al-Naf Street of Deir az-Zour.
Reporter, Male #1
The tanks have not withdrawn from their positions. Syrian forces were supposed to pull its military vehicles out of the cities on Tuesday, according to the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights. The shelling on Rastan in Homs Province continued until a few hours before the deadline. At least one civilian was killed at a funeral in Aleppo, and others were killed in Idlib and Deir az-Zour, according to the opposition. Syrian state news agency, SANA, said that a colonel was killed and 24 officers and a number of civilians were wounded in an attack with explosive devices in Aleppo. Damascus had warned that its forces would respond to what it referred to as "any terrorist attack". Our BBC correspondent in Damascus said there was no indication that the army's vehicles are retreating back to their barracks. The Syrian Defense Ministry issued a statement Wednesday evening saying its forces remain prepared to respond to any aggression.
Guest, Male #4 (Jihad al-Makdissi, spokesman for the Syrian Foreign Ministry)
Forty percent of the situation is in the hands of the Syrian government. We are committed to fulfilling our duties in this 40 percent. As for the other 60 percent, it is under the control of members of armed organizations, which attempt to prevent reaching a political solution by violating the truce.
Reporter, Male #1
The opposition called for demonstrations after the ceasefire took effect in Syria, claiming the purpose of the ceasefire is to allow free protests. Meanwhile, the Free Syrian Army vowed to respect the deadline, as long as Damascus does so.
Guest, Male #5
We do not expect the ceasefire to last, because the other side will not adhere to it. If the other side complies with it, then there will be demonstrations in front of the presidential palace on the day of the ceasefire. But we do not expect the tyrannical government to comply with the ceasefire.
Reporter, Male #1
In Turkey, where Syrian refugee camps appeared to be calm this morning, the Turkish Foreign Minister, Ahmet Davutoglu, said his country is closely following the situation, and it is too early to assess the implementation of the ceasefire. The upcoming hours and days will be a tough test for both sides. Hayyan Aqoub, BBC.
Fourteen rights groups join call to release dying Bahraini hunger striker [Al-Alam, Iran]
Presenter, Male #1
Bahraini regime forces have crushed demonstrations held across various provinces in solidarity with detained activist Abdulhadi al-Khawaja who has been on a hunger strike for more than two months. Meanwhile, fourteen international organizations called for mounting pressure on al-Manama to release al-Khawaja.
Reporter, Male #2
The cries of Bahraini people are echoing day and night across the country. They are demanding the downfall of the regime, which has failed to bring about a solution to the political crisis in the country. Meanwhile, the protestors are vowing to continue their mobilization until all of their rights and demands are attained. The demonstrators are demanding the release of political prisoners, most notably dying activist Abdulhadi al-Khawaja, who has been on a hunger strike for more than two months. Fourteen international organizations called on the US President, Barack Obama, to mount pressure on the Bahraini regime to release al-Khawaja. The groups said that al-Khawaja is facing death, adding that he was subjected to torture and mistreatment that require head and face surgeries. International human rights organizations and Bahrain's Commission of Inquiry said that all trials are being held before military courts, in violation of international standards and Bahraini penal codes.
Reporter, Male #2
The rights groups said that the court's ruling against al-Khawaja and other activists is a blatant violation of their rights to freedom of expression, and the freedom to hold public gatherings and assemblies, under the provisions of international law. Meanwhile, White House Press Secretary Jay Carney said that Washington is deeply concerned about the situation in Bahrain, and urged both sides to condemn all forms of violence. Carney condemned what he described as "violence against police and government institutions" on one side, and the use of excessive force and indiscriminate use of tear gas against protestors on the other. He also urged Bahraini rulers to double their efforts to implement the recommendations of Bahrain's Commission of Inquiry.
Reporter, Male #2
In addition, he renewed calls for the government, and the opposition, to engage in a genuine dialogue leading to meaningful reforms. Furthermore, Carney urged Bahrain to consider urgently all available options, to resolve al-Khawaja's case. Meanwhile, US Ambassador to Bahrain Thomas Krajesky met with Bahraini Prime Minster Khalifa bin Salman al-Khalifa. Krajesky condemned what he described as "the targeting of police officers," while ignoring regime's crackdown. Al-Khalifa said his government will continue to counter what he described as "acts of chaos and terror, aimed at disrupting security and stability in the country." Despite preparatory measures taken by Bahrain to host the "Formula One" race, it's highly expected that the event will be canceled. This news comes after Bahraini activists called for "three days of rage" during the April 20-22 race.
Two Afghan protestors killed in anti-US rally [Press TV, Iran]
People in northern Afghanistan have held an anti-American demonstration to protest fresh civilian deaths at the hands of US-led forces. The protestors say the US-led forces have killed a teacher at his home and arrested three members of his family during a night raid in Faryab Province. The demonstration turned violent after police prevented the protestors from entering the governor's office. Two people were killed and 20 others wounded.
Mali interim president threatens 'total war' against separatists [Press TV, Iran]
Mali's new leader has threatened to wage an "all-out war" on separatists controlling the north of the country. Malian interim president Dioncounda Traore demanded that the separatists stop the pillaging and rapes and leave the cities they occupy peacefully. He was sworn in at Bamako on Thursday, ending a brief period of military rule. The junta had justified toppling former president Amadou Toumani Toure on grounds that the government was not effective in resisting the separatists.
South Sudan refuses to withdraw troops from oil-rich town [Al Jazeera, Qatar]
Presenter, Female #1
South Sudanese President Salva Kiir Mayardit refused to withdraw his forces from the oil-rich region Heglig, and threatened to take over Abyei if the Sudanese forces do not retreat from the area. Juba said Sudanese army warplanes raided Bentiu, capital city of the border state of Unity, amid continuous tension between the two countries. For its part, Sudan announced it will mobilize its forces to recover the Heglig region. The UN Security Council called on Sudan and South Sudan to halt the border battles and return to negotiations, in order to avoid further deterioration of the situation by the border.
Reporter, Male #1
The developments of the Sudanese and South Sudanese scene transferred from the battleground to the parliament. Salva Kiir Mayardit spoke at the South Sudan National Legislative Assembly, criticizing the international calls demanding his troops' withdrawal from Heglig. Kiir responded to the call otherwise.
Guest, Male #2 (Salva Kiir Mayardit, South Sudanese President)
The UN secretary-general called me, saying he orders me to pull my forces out of Heglig. I said to him, I am not subordinate to his command. And this time, I will not order our forces to withdraw.
Reporter, Male #1
It seems the disputes are not limited to Heglig. Kiir sent other signals threatening to retake the disputed Abyei region by force if the Sudanese army does not retreat from it.
Guest, Male #2
Al-Bashir is the one who sent his forces to Abyei. I have informed the UN secretary-general that al-Bashir must withdraw his forces from there. Otherwise, I will send troops to retake the region by force.
Reporter, Male #1
The streets of South Sudan appeared optimistic over the possibility of retaking what they called: "southern territories occupied by Sudan". This stance mobilizes both sides to enter a new phase, which may lead to severe consequences in both countries.
Guest, Male #3
The People's Army will retake Heglig.
Guest, Male #4
All the Southern land will be liberated, God willing. All Southern territories will be recovered.
Guest, Male #5
In reality, both countries are suffering internal crises. An external war will help divert attention from their internal trouble.
Reporter, Male #1
Today, it is Heglig; tomorrow, it may be Abyei. A state of mobilization is dominating the leadership of both countries. The reality indicates that an extended crisis will continue. It seems the calls for peace will fall on deaf ears as the situation is on the brink of a war. Adel Faris, Al Jazeera, Juba, South Sudan.
Presenter, Female #1
In his response to South Sudan's People's Liberation Army's taking over Heglig, Sudanese President Omar al-Bashir said the Sudanese army is capable of resolving any aggression on his country.
Guest, Male #6 (Omar al-Bashir, Sudanese President)
It is obvious that our brothers in South Sudan are not considering the interests of Sudan, or the interests of South Sudan. There will be absolutely no benefit for either country to continue the war; on the contrary, it will only inflict losses on both sides. They have chosen the path of war, implementing agendas dictated by foreign parties who supported them during the civil war. We affirm that we will resolve any aggression on Sudan, God willing.
Egyptian court clears way for Salafi presidential candidate, as Brotherhood's fate still in limbo [Dubai TV, UAE]
Presenter, Male #1
An administrative court has decided to suspend its hearing on the lawsuit against Egyptian presidential candidate Khairat al-Shater, and transferred the case to another department. In addition, the court ordered the Egyptian interior ministry to issue a certificate to show that candidate Hazem Abu Ismail's mother has never held another nationality other than her Egyptian nationality, opening the door for him to reenter the presidential race. Meanwhile, the case of Ayman Nour's candidacy is once again sparking a judicial debate. This comes after Nour announced that he will resume his presidential campaign, ignoring the Egyptian judicial decision. From Cairo, our reporter Tawfiq Ahmed.
Reporter, Male #2
After a long wait and a controversy among Egyptian social, political, and judicial circles, an overwhelming joy has overtaken the supporters of Hazem Abu Ismail, after the Administrative Court ordered the interior ministry to provide the Islamist presidential candidate proof that his mother was not a dual citizen.
Guest, Male #3
Sheikh Hazem Abu Ismail's stance is clear, and this is evidence of the Council of State's justice.
Reporter, Male #2
The ruling was received by lawyers with different interpretations. Some see it as a return of Abu Ismail to the presidential race. Others oppose that; however, the final decision lies in the hands of the presidential elections committee.
Guest, Male #4 (Osama al-Shishtawy, Appeals Court Attorney)
From a judicial perspective, the ruling doesn't change anything regarding the citizenship issue. Also, it doesn't create a new judicial interpretation for Sheikh Salah Abu Ismail. Why? Because Sheikh Salah Abu Ismail does not have evidence to prove that his mother is not an American citizen. There is evidence from the American foreign ministry which indicates that Sheikh Salah Abu Ismail's mother was a registered voter and voted in the last elections as an American citizen.
Reporter, Male #2
In the midst of the presidential heat, Ayman Nour enters again, saying that running for that office does not require enrollment in the voters' list, ignoring the decision depriving him of running for office.
Guest, Male #4
He will be excluded from the presidential elections race because he is not eligible to run. In order to reclaim his political rights, he must meet certain legal conditions, most notably the rehabilitation period, which is set at six years after release. Second, the pardon issued from the Supreme Council for the Armed Forces does not qualify him to run in the presidential race.
Reporter, Male #2
Another controversy ensued over al-Shater's candidacy after the court panel decided to withdraw from the case. The presidential electoral committee said it has completed reviewing three complaints against ten candidates, saying it will soon make a decision and disqualify anyone found ineligible. A political debate, a legal battle, and a popular panic are dominating the scene in a country that is seeking to restore political, security, and economic stability, through the building of government institutions in post-revolution Egypt. Meanwhile, competition for the presidential office is heating up, especially in light of the recent political twists. Tawfiq Ahmed, Dubai TV, Cairo.
'Flytilla' activists gear up in Paris, as Israeli police secure Ben Gurion [IBA, Israel]
With up to 1,000 pro-Palestinian foreign activists set to land in Israel on Sunday, Police Commissioner Yochanan Danino ordered his forces to do everything in their power to ensure that Ben Gurion Airport continues to operate normally. One group of activists gathered in the Resistance bookstore in Paris, where they declared their intention to join some 1,200 others in the third annual so-called "flytilla." Olivia Zemor, the shop owner and coordinator for the activists, said that the participants included children and elderly people who are neither launching a provocation nor posing a threat to security.
Pro-Palestinian conference promoting 'non-violent resistance' opens in Baleen [IBA, Israel]
The pro-Palestinian Baleen conference opened in the Palestinian village that has become a symbol of anti-Israel protest. Palestinians and their sympathizers say that their goal is to promote non-violent resistance against Israel's occupation of the West Bank. Speaking at the opening session, Palestinian Prime Minister Salam Fayyad said that his people refuse to accept the existence of an Israeli security barrier and Jewish settlements, and that all Israeli actions are against the Palestinians' aspirations for freedom.
Iraq to compensate victims of terrorism and military errors [Al-Iraqiya TV, Iraq]
Presenter, Female #1
The central committee to compensate Iraq's victims of terror and military mistakes announced that the total amount of funds appropriated by the Ministry of Finance during last month stands at nearly 2.5 billion Iraqi dinars, directly payable to affected citizens across the provinces.
Presenter, Male #1
A source in the committee said the Iraqi Council of Ministers appropriated 300 billion dinars from this year's federal budget to the supervising committee and its branches in the provinces.
Reporter, Male #2
Two laws, No. 10 and No. 17, were issued during the reign of Iraq's civil governor, Paul Bremer, aimed at compensating victims of terrorist operations and military mistakes after June 1st of 2004. However, due to loopholes in these two laws, another law, No. 20, was issued in 2009 annulling the two previous laws, and offering a wider range of benefits. According to the 2009 law, citizens who have been affected by terrorism or military mistakes after February 2nd of 2003 are eligible for compensation.
Guest, Female #2 (Dr. Bushra Azwaina, Advisor to the Iraqi Prime Minister)
This law aims to compensate anyone targeted after March 20, 2003, including martyrs, wounded, displaced, unemployed, and for those who dropped out of school due to terrorism. So it covers the martyrs, injured, or missing during this period of time.
Reporter, Male #2
Law No. 20, which began its implementation in 2011, includes 20 provisions. The law was passed to facilitate the compensation procedures with specific stipulations. On the basis of the law, an amount of 73 billion Iraqi dinars were allocated for the compensations.
Guest, Female #2
This law offers a wider range of privileges. The allocation of funds will be prioritized as follows: Human loss, property loss, retirement pension, and loss of land. In fact, though this law was issued in 2009, it had not been enforced until 2011.
Reporter, Male #2
In order to facilitate the process of disbursing the funds to the eligible candidates, the prime minister's advisory office instructed the citizens to go to their local jurisdictional councils, where the incidents occurred, instead of heading to irrelevant institutions and organizations. From Baghdad, Zaid al-Mustaf, Al-Iraqiya.


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The place is part of the Viktualienmarkt, Munich's awesome food-market. I actually overlooked Sababa for quite some time as it is sort of hidden – which is a shame because I would go out on a limb here and say it's the best falafel and shawarma in town!
While you can also get Arabic food items to take home, I have to admit that the only thing I ever get from Sababa is pita bread filled with either shawarma or falafel and loads of toppings. They typically hand you the bread filled with hummus (the chickpea-based spread) and the meat/falafel so you can fill the pita with vegetables and dressings of your choosing.
The Sababa shawarma is definitely my favorite but the falafels are great as well. Sometimes falafels can taste a little bland in some places but these are loaded with fresh parsley and cilantro (they are actually green inside).
Sababa is not really a place you want to sit down in as it's more of a snack bar but it does have some sort of tent with stools right at the entrance. It is however a fantastic place to stop by if you are downtown and need a quick lunch or if you're looking for a worthy Leberkassemmel-alternative.
Walking from Marienplatz, you can find Sababa by passing "Nordsee" on the Viktualienmarkt and then making a left where Westenriederstrasse begins. Make a right at the next street corner where the market ends and you'll see Sababa to your right.
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Nickname(s) | Bruce the Moose (By everyone) Shrek (By Darcy) |
Gender | Male |
Date of Birth | c. 1990 |
Eye Color | Brown |
Hair Color | Brown |
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Job | Student |
School(s) | Degrassi Community School |
Affiliation(s) | Degrassi Football Team |
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First Episode | Standing In The Dark (1) (701) |
Last Episode | Why Can't This Be Love? (2) (916) |
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Bruce the Moose was a student at Lakehurst High School who was then enrolled in the Degrassi Community School. He joined the Degrassi Football Team and was often seen bullying defenseless classmates or hitting on girls, which made him somewhat of an unpopular, unliked student. He was best friends with Johnny DiMarco, and Derek Haig, good friends with Lucas Valieri and Mark Fitzgerald, and on good terms with Chantay Black and Dave Turner. He was portrayed by Natty Zavitz.
Character History
Season 7
Bruce is introduced as one of the school bullies at school. His best friends are Johnny DiMarco and Lucas Valieri.
In Death Or Glory, Bruce is also fighting in Johnny's posse and is seen barking at Spinner in the hallway. He also kicks Spinner on the ground after Spinner beat up Johnny in an alley way. He was scheduled to fight Spinner, but Spinner bailed when he decided to get surgery instead. Eventually Johnny and Spinner got charges pressed against them so it's assumed they stopped fighting.
In Hungry Eyes, Bruce makes a move on Emma. Emma replies by pouring an energy drink on him and calling him a 'skeeze'.In Everything She Wants, he is seen hanging around Johnny and Lucas. He hits on Mia at Lucas's party and makes a joke about her carrying "baggage", referring to Isabella.
Season 8
Bruce joins the Degrassi Football Team and starts hanging out with Derek Haig and Riley Stavros. He is also seen bullying others, yet again. He also makes fun of Alli when he finds out she has a crush on his best friend Johnny DiMarco. Later he accepts it, when they go steady. He is also seen dancing with Chantay at the school dances. Bruce is the only guy on the team along with Derek who is not happy with Jane playing. He and Bruce jump Jane in the hallway after practice. Bruce is shown pushing her into a locker and holding her down while Derek Haig kicks her repeatedly. He is seen in the classroom when Peter Stone and Riley Stavros presenting their science project. He and Derek make jokes. At the end of the episode he laughs and taunts Peter along with Derek when Riley calls Peter a fag. The day after Holly J tells the press about what Mia did to get her modeling job, Bruce is seen hounding Mia in the hallway. Bruce shows some remorse when Jane says, "You know why" when leaving The Shep behind in the room. He is seen harassing Alli about Johnny. Later, he leads the chant of "I Hate Holly J", causing Holly J to run out of the cafeteria, hurt. He is seen dancing with Chantay after the football game. Bruce is seen at the ravine party hanging out with Johnny, Clare and Alli. He makes a comment of how he thinks Animal Farm was about a pig. Later he is shown pressuring Johnny and Alli to have sex by throwing condoms at them while they make out in the ravine. Bruce is seen dancing with Chantay Black at the school's winter formal.Season 9
In Shoot to Thrill, he is seen making sexual and immature suggestions to Fiona. Later, Bruce and Alli are both sent to the principal's office when Mr. Simpson takes Bruce's phone away from him, seeing Alli's nude photos.
In Wanna Be Startin Something, Dave decides to try to make a name for himself. After he begs Chantay to write something about him in the Anti-Grapevine, she tells him to do something to gain attention. He tries playing with soda and mentos, but Bruce pours the drink on him, embarrassing him. Danny and Sav make a remark about whoever takes down Bruce will receive a medal. Dave decides to get back at Bruce and make a name for himself. He urinates in a bottle and pours it on Bruce's locker. Bruce catches him in the act and a frightened Dave runs away. Dave comes back in a disguise, but Johnny confronts him and tells him to meet Bruce in the alleyway after school. After school in the alley, Bruce says he won't fight him, but ends up throwing a water balloon full of urine at Dave. Dave eventually makes a name for himself, and he makes peace with Bruce and Johnny.
In Why Can't This Be Love? (1) after getting told off and scolded by Alli, Johnny goes on a search to find true love. He and Bruce are at the bar and spot a waitress named Lindsey. Bruce tells Lindsey that Johnny thinks
she is hot. He becomes embarrassed and tells Bruce to shut up. Lindsey is offended, but Johnny admits he does have a crush on her a bit. Soon, Lindsey finds out that Johnny is an immature high schooler while Bruce and Johnny are in a fight. She breaks it up and tells them to leave. Bruce and Johnny make up and go to the spring formal where Johnny and Alli are jealous of each other. Alli is having fun with Dave, and Johnny makes fun of them for being "niners".
In Why Can't This Be Love? (2), when Johnny comes over to get a drink, he belittles Dave and Alli, purposely mocking them to get a reaction out of them. Alli tells Johnny to back off. Later on, Alli finds Dave hilarious when he starts dancing and doing crazy moves. The next day, Alli and Dave are seen playing a card game and Alli realizes that she wants to be more adult like and that Dave is too kiddish for her after Johnny and Bruce come by and tell them that they're being babyish. She walks away, angering Dave. Later on, she apologizes and tells him that she really wants to be his friend and Dave forgives her. He made his last appearance was in Why Can't This Be Love Part 2. He was supposed to graduate in Degrassi Takes Manhattan.
- Bruce appeared in 25 episodes.
- Bruce's last name is never revealed. Even The Shep called him Bruce the Moose while introducing him during a football game.
- He has never even had his own storyline.
- He possibly had a relationship with Chantay as they are seen dancing together on numerous occasions, although this has never been confirmed. Bruce also may have had a thing for Jane as seen in Good Times, when he trys to hit on her.
- His line to Johnny and Alli, "No glove, no love" in Heart Of Glass was originally said by Joey Jeremiah in Weddings, Parties, Anything to Craig and Marco, while within the drug store.
- It was never confirmed if he graduated or not.
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Altacucina held a lovely wine tasting on Monday, May 24 showcasing Italian organic and biodynamic wines. By chance I met Claudio Icardi a few days after the event. We discussed the wines at length and how he came to biodynamics as a philosophy and what it has done for his wines.
A word about biodynamic viticulture first. The field was started by Rudolf Steiner (1861-1925) whose philosophy eventually evolved into the biodynamic movement. It aims to take into account the entire ecosystem around a plant or a person. Practically what this means is that the vineyards are planted according to certain phases of the moon and other practices while pest management techniques are all natural without using chemicals or pesticides.
Claudio Icardi said that initially he thought it was all a bunch of silly ideas but that after practicing biodynamic viticulture and winemaking for a period of time, he became so convinced of its merits that he now promotes it throughout Italy and teaches at various universities. He also told me for the first five years he threw out the wine because it wasn't up to the standard that he wanted. "I wanted to make a great wine not just an okay one. My model was Romanee Conti," he added.
He likened traditional interventions in the vineyard as giving a medication to someone who was sick that took care of the immediate cause but not the underlying effect. That is the difference between the holistic approach and the traditional approach.
The end result of this all are wonderful wines made from traditional Piedmont grape varieties such as Barbara, Nebbiolo, Cortese, Moscato d'Asti and a few international varieties. The wines are imported by Vinifera.
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Saint Paul Island is one of the Pribilof Islands located in the middle of the Bering Sea, about 700 miles west of Anchorage.Ā In 1999, Saint Paul's native corporation, Tanadgusix Corporation (TDX), installed a stand-alone power system for its facility on St. Paul, including a high penetration hybrid wind/diesel power system that effectively takes advantage of St. Paul's abundant wind resources. Ā The system includes three 225 kW Vestas V27 wind turbines which operate at close to 100% availability and with a capacity factor above 40%.
As one of its services, TDX operates a small fleet of four buses to transport tourists and local elders around the island. Ā The rising price of imported fossil fuel is making this, and all transportation, increasingly cost prohibitive for Saint Paul and many other rural Alaskan communities. Ā TDX has a vision to meet this challenge in their wind-rich homeland by using the clean electricity from their existing wind turbines to fuel a new fleet of buses.
While switching to non-fossil fuels to operate their bus fleet would allow the community greater self-sufficiency, there are significant challenges associated with using wind energy to power vehicles. Ā To assess these challenges, as well as the economics of a variety of options, TDX has contracted with the Alaska Center for Energy and Power (ACEP). Ā ACEP researchers are conducting a thorough assessment of available technologies, including hydrogen fueled vehicles (both internal combustion engines and fuel cells), plug-in electric technology, and compressed air vehicles, as well as the economic and financial feasibility of replacing the existing diesel bus fleet. If a viable option for transportation fuels based on locally generated renewable energy is found for remote Alaskan communities such as Saint Paul, it could have a significant positive impact on the long term viability of those communities and reduce the cost of energy for residents.
ACEP and TDX are also hosting a series of community meetings on the island Ā to ensure the people of Saint Paul are well informed and educated about their energy options. Ā The goal is to actively engage and involve the community in all decision making aspects related to this project.
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