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B. J. Cunningham(Redirected from B.J. Cunningham)
Brian Cunningham, Jr.[1] (born May 29, 1989) is a Canadian football wide receiver for the Montreal Alouettes. He played college football for Michigan State. He was selected in the sixth round at the 183rd overall pick in the 2012 NFL Draft by the Miami Dolphins.[2]
|No. 85 – Montreal Alouettes
|Wide receiver
|Personal information
|May 29, 1989
Westerville, Ohio
|6 ft 2 in (1.88 m)
|211 lb (96 kg)
|Career information
|High school:
|Westerville (OH) South
|Michigan State
|NFL Draft:
|2012 / Round: 6 / Pick: 183
|Career history
|* Offseason and/or practice squad member only
|Roster status:
|CFL status:
|Career highlights and awards
|Career NFL statistics
|Career CFL statistics
|Player stats at CFL.ca
Early yearsEdit
Cunningham attended Westerville South High School in Westerville, Ohio. As a senior, he had 45 receptions for 770 yards and nine touchdowns.
College careerEdit
Cunningham concluded his career at Michigan State as the school's all-time leader in receptions (218) and receiving yards (3,086). He also ranks second in career TD receptions with 25.[3][4]
Professional careerEdit
Miami DolphinsEdit
He was selected in the sixth round of the 2012 NFL Draft by the Miami Dolphins On May 17 of that year, Cunningham signed a four-year $2.2 million contract; includes a $106,000 signing bonus. Cunningham was, however, cut by the Dolphins on August 31, 2012.[2]
Philadelphia EaglesEdit
Cunningham was signed to the Philadelphia Eagles practice squad on September 1, 2012. On August 1, 2013, Cunningham was waived with an injury settlement by the Philadelphia Eagles.[5] On October 14, 2013, Cunningham was re-signed to the Eagles' active roster. He was released on November 12, 2013. Two days later, he was signed to Eagles' practice squad.[6]
Chicago BearsEdit
Cunningham was signed to the Chicago Bears practice squad on November 12, 2014.
Montreal AlouettesEdit
Cunningham was signed by the Montreal Alouettes on July 28, 2015. After a modest 2015 season Cunningham had a breakout 2016 campaign, playing in 17 regular season games catching 65 passes for 855 yards with 4 touchdowns.[2]
- ^ B.J. Cunningham Profile - Michigan State Official Athletic Site
- ^ a b c Zurkowsky, Herb (9 August 2017). "B.J. Cunningham grateful to Alouettes for giving him a chance to excel". National Post. Retrieved 9 August 2017.
- ^ B.J. Cunningham Profile - Michigan State Official Athletic Site
- ^ A Spartans' heartbreaker: Wisconsin's late rally destroys MSU's Rose Bowl dream
- ^ "Eagles Waive WR B.J. Cunningham". PhiladelphiaEagles.com. August 1, 2013. Retrieved August 2, 2013.
- ^ Mosher, Geoff (November 14, 2013). "Eagles re-sign B.J. Cunningham to prax squad". CSNPhilly.com. Archived from the original on 2013-11-15. Retrieved 2014-04-19.
External linksEdit
- Career statistics and player information from NFL.com · ESPN · Pro-Football-Reference
- Philadelphia Eagles bio
- Michigan State Spartans bio


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Executive Board Members
Daniel Lopez, President
Daniel Lopez elected to his second term as LACYD President, Daniel currently serves as a Legislative Deputy for Los Angeles City Councilmember Paul Krekorian. Daniel's interest in politics first began within his family, who instilled in him a strong commitment to civic engagement, and with values that mandate fighting for those less fortunate. Daniel's love of politics was cemented during as a student in a Government and Politics class at Los Angeles's Loyola High School.
While still a student at the University of Southern California, Daniel became involved in the Hillary Clinton for President Campaign going on to work in both Texas and North Carolina, where he was fortunate to work directly with Secretary Clinton and Former President Bill Clinton, all while maintaining a full class load at USC. Daniel credits the Clinton campaign with opening his eyes to the tremendous effect that politics and public service can have, and how truly lucky we are to live in a free democracy.
Following the Clinton Campaign, Daniel worked as the New Media Director for the Antonio Villaraigosa Re-Election Campaign, where he created all of Mayor Villaraigosa's now vibrant Social Media platforms. Daniel built on that experience joining then-Assemblymember Paul Krekorian's successful bid for LA City Council.
Daniel graduated from USC with a degree in International Relations and Economics. Daniel is also a big sports fan and enjoys baseball, football, and basketball. Daniel is a lifelong resident of the Pasadena area of the San Gabriel Valley.
Jason B. Levin, Vice President of Communications
Jason Levin is serving his fifth term as the Vice President of Communications. In this role, Jason coordinates and manages LACYD's external and internal communications, including the organization's social media presence. In his professional career, Jason is a sought after communications and public relations consultant working at the venerable Los Angeles-based public affairs firm, Cerrell. Previously, Jason served as Communications Director to Los Angeles City Councilmember Bob Blumenfield. A veteran of both government and campaigns, Jason has worked in and outside of government as Communications Director for then-LAUSD Board Member Nury Martinez and as Press Secretary for former Congressman and LACYD co-founder Howard Berman's 2012 re-election campaign. Jason has also served Valley communities as a field representative for Congressman Howard Berman and State Senator Fran Pavley.
Born and raised in Los Angeles's San Fernando Valley, Jason is a graduate of The George Washington University in Washington, D.C.
Derek Mazzeo, Vice President of Programming
Derek Mazzeo has been an LACYD Board Member since 2015. A lifelong Southern Californian and Democrat, Derek serves as Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti's state and federal liaison. The child of two public school teachers, Derek has a deep passion for social justice.
In 2008, he worked as a field organizer for the Barack Obama presidential campaign in three states while a freshman at Occidental College. After the Obama campaign, Derek became President of Occidental College Democrats before joining the office of then-Council President Eric Garcetti. More recently, he has served as Deputy Campaign Manager for Mayor Eric Garcetti's successful reelection campaign.
In his free time, Derek enjoys going to Dodger games, exploring Los Angeles on foot, and volunteering.
Marcos Sanchez, Vice President of Administration
Marcos is serving his third term as LACYD's Vice President of Administration, responsible for coordinating the activities of the legislative, political and membership recruitment and engagement activities of the organization. Professionally, Marcos serves as the District Director for Councilwoman Nury Martinez. Born in the north east San Fernando Valley, Marcos is dedicated to expanding opportunity and improving the quality of life in his community.
Anna Hovasapian, Vice President of Finance
Joey Freeman, Corresponding Secretary
Joey Freeman was elected to his second stint on the LACYD Board in January 2017 after previously serving in 2014. He is the Southern California Director and Chief Policy Consultant for Lieutenant Governor Gavin Newsom. He directs the Lieutenant Governor's agenda surrounding various policy issues including early childhood, K-12, public higher education, workforce development and criminal justice, and staffs Mr. Newsom on the University of California Board of Regents and California State University Board of Trustees.
Prior to joining the Lieutenant Governor's office, Joey served as the Political Director and Deputy Communications Director on a high-profile congressional campaign and completed the Coro Fellowship in Public Affairs in Los Angeles. He has worked for a member of the Los Angeles City Council, a United States Senator, and campaigns at the local, state and federal levels.
Born and raised in Los Angeles, Joey graduated from the University of California, Berkeley with a degree in American Studies and a minor in Public Policy. At Berkeley, Joey was elected as the ASUC External Affairs Vice President, representing the student body to the local, state and federal levels of government, and served as Finance Officer of the UC Student Association. In those capacities, he cofounded a statewide coalition called Fund the UC, worked with former Speaker John Perez to pass the Middle Class Scholarship Act and launched a successful four-year campaign to pass citywide charter reform in Berkeley, creating the nation's first student-supermajority City Council district. Active in the Jewish community, Joey currently serves on the Board of Directors of Berkeley Hillel.
Ben Seinfeld, Recording Secretary
Antonio Villraigosa, Jr., Parliamentarian
Regional Board Members
Stephanie Uy, Regional Board District 1
Stephanie Uy found her passion for social justice at UCLA where she graduated with a B.A. in Asian American Studies and minor in Urban and Regional Planning. As a student organizer, Stephanie served as a long-time advocate for communities of color and worked towards college affordability and accessibility.
During her senior year, Stephanie got her start in politics as an intern in the office of Los Angeles County Supervisor Mark Ridley-Thomas. In 2012, Stephanie worked as a field organizer for the Barack Obama presidential campaign in Colorado. Upon returning to Los Angeles, Stephanie worked as a community organizer for public health issues, a political organizer on a local city council campaign, and as a deputy for Councilmember Paul Krekorian and Assemblymember Jimmy Gomez.
Stephanie is currently the Legislative Deputy for Councilmember Mitchell Englander. She specializes in issues relating to parks, public works, and homelessness. In her spare time, she continues to serve her Pilipino American community by sitting on the Board of Directors for Search to Involve Pilipino Americans (SIPA). Stephanie is an avid Los Angeles Lakers fan and tennis player.
Patrick MacFarlane, Regional Board District 2
Patrick is a native Angeleno who grew up splitting time between South L.A. and Culver City. He graduated from Loyola High School and the University of Arizona, where he studied Business Administration, Communication and Africana Studies.
Patrick currently serves as Civic Engagement & Public Policy Associate for a non-profit child care agency. He is dedicated to advocating for early childhood education and supporting parent engagement in South Los Angeles. Previously, Patrick served as a Senior Field Representative in the State Assembly.
Patrick is active and with the Loyola High School African American Alumni Society, where he works to support prospective applicants, current students and engage recent alumni. Patrick is motivated by the vision of a better future for South Los Angeles. He views educational equity, environmental justice, and housing affordability as the key issues facing Los Angeles millennials.
In his free time, Patrick enjoys going to Dodger games, playing golf and basketball, and trying new restaurants with his wife, Raquel.
Brian Gavidia, Regional Board District 3
Brian is serving his second term as LACYD Board Member. Professionally,Brian represents the San Fernando Valley as Mayor Eric Garcetti's East Valley Area Representative. Previously, Brian served as Field Representative for Congressman Tony Cárdenas.Brian holds a Masters Degree in Public Administration from California State University Northridge, and a Bachelors Degree in Latin American and Iberian Studies and Spanish from the University of California Santa Barbara. Born and raised in the San Fernando Valley, Brian is dedicated to improving the quality of life in his community.
Christopher Wilson, Regional Board District 4
Christopher Michael Wilson was born in Whittier, California, home of the last Mexican Governor of California (Alta California) Pío Pico. Born of working class parents, Christopher quickly understood the value of hard work, commitment and dedication. While Chris' mother marched alongside Cesar Chavez in support of civil and worker rights, his dad went on to become a successful businessman for AT&T before suffering a stroke that caused him to retire early.
Working for the Pico Rivera Parks and Recreation Department and the Whittier Union High School as a Vocational Specialist at the age of 16, It wasn't until July of 2008 when Chris began his work with the California Legislature as an Intern then Project Coordinator to California Assemblymember Wilmer Amina Carter. Representing cities in the Inland Empire, Chris hit the ground running to assist Assemblymember Carter with field representation and constituent services that cut red tape for people having trouble with state departments and agencies.
Chris continued his service in the Assembly when he joined Assemblymember Bonnie Lowenthal's Administration in February of 2009. Serving as her Case Manager in a district that encompassed over 400,000 constituents, Chris assisted district constituents on issues relating to unemployment benefits and state disability, healthcare, housing, veterans services, social services and more. He also served as a Field Representative for the City of Signal Hill working with the mayor and city council, police officials, the city's chamber of commerce and local businesses on issues of legislative concern.
After working for Assemblymember Lowenthal for four years in her district office, Chris transitioned from her office in Long Beach to join her capitol team in Sacramento. As a Legislative Aide, Chris advised Assemblymember Lowenthal on legislation relating to revenue and taxation, arts, entertainment, sports, tourism and internet media, animals, immigration, veterans, jobs and economic development. Chris also staffed Assemblymember Lowenthal on the Assembly Committee on Accountability and Administrative Review, the committee in charge of identifying savings and efficiencies in the management of state government, reviewing and studying the implementation, operation, and effectiveness of state programs and agencies. In addition, Chris worked on and served as the lead staffer on AB 2545 to address the needs of victims of military sexual assault and AB 1525 to allow for couples to get married locally. Both legislative bills passed out of the legislature and were signed into law by Governor Jerry Brown in 2014.
Currently, Chris serves as a Senior Representative for Assemblymember Mike A. Gipson who was sworn in to represent the 64th Assembly District in November 2014, a district that includes nearly a half million people and ranks as one of the impoverished districts in California. Among his responsibilities includes representing Assemblymember Gipson in the communities of Carson, Wilmington, North Long Beach, Lynwood and Harbor Gateway. He also serves as the lead staffer on Assemblymember Gipson's social media handles, and covers issues that include: transportation, ports, business, economic development, veterans, LGBTQ, revenue and taxation, and arts and entertainment. In the first 7 months of working for Assemblymember Gipson, Chris assisted Mr. Gipson with securing $3 million for the for an associated greenbelt expansion park project in East Wilmington in addition to a "Welcome to Wilmington" that is currently in its final stages.
Chris' volunteer service includes serving as a Strategic Development Council-member for Ability First, Secretary to the 100 Black Men of Long Beach, Treasurer of the Sacramento County Young Democratic Club, former Assembly District 54 State Delegate, several federal, state and local democratic campaigns and initiatives, Vice President of the Long Beach Democratic Club and Phone Tree Captain for the Mark Twain Democratic Club.
Faith Lee, Regional Board District 5
Based in San Gabriel Valley, Faith Lee was the Lead Cantonese Anchor/ Reporter at Chinese TV Station, Skylink TV, in Los Angeles. She reported on public policies and political stories concerning the Asian American Community. Her interest in politics began to grow and was involved in various political campaigns. Faith currently works for Assemblymember Chris Holden as a Field Representative, with a focus on education, housing and 710 issues.
Faith spends her free time volunteering for different community organizations and events. She is the Director of Special Events for Asian Professional Exchange, and was the Mistress of Ceremonies for the Golden Dragon Parade in Los Angeles Chinatown and the Chinese Historical Society of Southern California's Golden Spike Award.
At-Large Board Members
Brittany Ulrich, Board Member
Brittany is currently a doctoral candidate in Physiology at UCLA
and actively volunteered for Hillary Clinton's 2016 Presidential campaign with the fundraising team. After the election, she was more motivated than ever to get involved and elect leaders she could believe in. Progressive values are very dear to her, particularly regarding access to education, as she was the first in her family to attend college and because she plans to become an educator after getting her PhD.
As a board member for LACYD, she hopes to provide a new perspective as a scientist. She wants to work toward electing more progressive candidates and more diverse candidates. She hopes to raise women up, by empowering them to get involved in politics and to run for office. She looks forward to working with the board and with the members of LACYD to make Los Angeles County a leader in the resistance and in progressive politics in our country.
Chloe Rodriguez, Board Member
Chloe Rodriguez is serving her second term on the LACYD Board as an At-Large Boardmember, previously holding the Regional Boardmember for District 5 seat. As a native Angeleno, Chloe Rodriguez is dedicated to tackling policy issues in the City of Los Angeles and leading discussions and efforts about women's empowerment as Chair of the Women's Committee with the LACYD. Professionally, Chloe is a council aide in the office of the Los Angeles Council President Herb Wesson, focusing on immigration and women's issues.
Chloe's involvement in the democratic process dates back to 2012 when she worked as a Press Fellow on Barack Obama's presidential re-election campaign. Living and breathing press and public relations 24/7 under extreme deadlines, achieving the goal of electing the first African-American President of the United States still remains a proud moment in her early career.
When it was finally time for her longtime hero and inspiration Hillary Clinton to run for President in 2016, Chloe moved to Colorado, a crucial swing state, to work as a Field Organizer in hopes to not only ensure victory for Hillary Clinton, but also for current Senator Michael Bennet and Congresswoman Diana DeGette. After long days and nights canvassing and getting out the vote in Denver County, Chloe and her team were able to maintain Colorado's status as a blue state. Outside of Democratic policies, Chloe spends her time finding the best hiking routes and chai tea lattes around Los Angeles with her dog, Bentley.
Sarah Rascon, Board Member
Raised in El Sereno & Alhambra, Sarah is currently a Field Representative for State Assemblymemeber Jimmy Gomez, where she has had the opportunity to serve her hometown, in addition to various communities in the 51st District including, Silverlake, Echo Park, El Sereno, Chinatown and unincorporated East Los Angeles. Sarah is also responsible for handling LGBTQ affairs, Latino/ latina affairs, as well as environmental affairs and social media for her office.
Prior to her work with the Assemblymember, Sarah interned at City Hall in the Department of Public Works and participated in the prestigious UCDC program where she worked for a former California Congressman.
Sarah has worked for the Southwest Voter Registration Education Project and the William C. Velasquez Institute and is a Board Member of the Wise Latina Network; a multi-generational network inspiring the Latino community through educational outreach, programming and philanthropic efforts.
Erica Liepmann, Board Member
Erica Liepmann is currently serving her first term as an LACYD Board Member. Erica has had an expansive career, working in journalism, the nonprofit sector, public relations and digital communications. More recently, she's pursued her interest in politics and public policy, working on political campaigns including Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti's re-election campaign.
Originally from La Cañada, Erica currently lives in West L.A. and is deeply passionate about making Los Angeles a more equitable and accessible city for its residents and visitors. Erica holds a Bachelor's degree from Occidental College and a Master's degree in Public Policy from USC's Price School.
Ellie Caple, Board Member
Ellie Caple is an At-Large Board Member with LACYD. Ellie is also Senior Associate at SCN Strategies, where she brings diverse and high-level experience in management, policy and communications.
Sarah Rohani, Board Member
Diana Yedoyan, Board Member
|Erin Nash, Board Member
Jennifer Portillo, Board Member
Jennifer is a small business owner and the C.F.O of a non-profit organization currently serving both California and Nevada. Jennifer officially began her political career in 2016 when she ran and was voted delegate during the Presidential primary. She is now a delegate for California's 57th Assembly District, serving 11 cities in Los Angeles County. During her time studying she earned notable scholarships that she then used to study abroad, travel, and learn different languages. Early on, she was instilled with a sense of social responsibility & civic duty. She's been active in her community since childhood, whether it was helping her mother make and deliver self-funded care packages to the homeless or host fundraisers with her grandmother's Costa Rican humanitarian society, there was always something to be done. Jennifer has worked and continues to work ardently alongside the LGBT community, racial justice, social justice, women's rights, health, and environmental justice groups in issues threatening rights and equality. Jennifer believes that in order to make a difference you have to be the change you want to see. Moving forward Jennifer plans to continue to make efforts for positive change through political channels with no intention of abandoning any of the necessary feet-on-the-ground hands-on work.
As a Los Angeles County Young Democrat board member, Jennifer will continue to support alleviating issues affecting families and the working class by providing better access to a good education, better working conditions, veteran's resources, accessible health care, a healthier planet, and basic human rights.
Erica Kwiatkowski, Board Member
Erica has a broad range of strategic and campaign experience – having worked extensively with candidates, state and local ballot measures, global private companies and non-profits. Erica has managed a diverse portfolio of projects since joining SCN Strategies in 2012 from media relations, planning and production of television, digital, radio and direct mail advertisements, data and analytics, and debate prep in addition to managing SCN's client relations and operations. Erica has advised on strategy, paid media, and managed the data and analytics for campaigns from a BART Board race, to a Central Valley Congressional, to the historic Soda Tax campaigns in San Francisco and Oakland. In 2014, Erica focused on Libby Schaaf's successful bid for Mayor of Oakland, leading media relations, fundraising, TV advertising, and direct mail campaign efforts.
In addition to her work at SCN, Erica is the Co-Founder and Board President of California Women's List, a Political Action Committee dedicated to supporting pro-choice Democratic women running for office in California. Since the 2016 election, she has worked with the many organizations dedicated to increasing women's political representation through the Women's Action Network and the California Women's Collaborative.
Erica has trained or spoken to her political experience with up-and-coming civic leaders for the DCCC, Emerge California, Coro Northern California, NLC – SF, and Stanford Women in Politics.
Before moving to SCN Strategies' Los Angeles Office in July 2017, she served on the San Francisco Women's Political Committee Endorsements Committee and as the Development Director for The UCSB Young Alumni Group of San Francisco. She recently joined the Olé LA Host Committee to continue her work engaging UCSB Alumni in California.
Erica graduated Phi Beta Kappa from the University of California at Santa Barbara with a BA in Political Science.
Katie Prisco-Buxbaum, Board Member
Katie Prisco-Buxbaum currently serves as Finance Director for Gavin Newsom for Governor. In previous cycles, she served as Deputy Finance Director for Kamala Harris for U.S. Senate; Campaign Manager for Andrea Campbell, who was elected to represent District 4 in the Boston City Council after ousting a 32-year incumbent; Call Time Manager and Deputy Finance Director on Martha Coakley's gubernatorial bid; and as a Field Organizer, Intern Coordinator and Deputy Press Secretary for the Massachusetts Democratic Party.
Katie has been very involved in non-profits focused on advancing women and girls. She formerly served as Vice President of Communications for the Massachusetts Chapter of the National Organization for Women (Mass NOW), Communications Director for the Massachusetts Equal Pay Coalition, and was an active member of NARAL Pro-Choice Massachusetts' Organizing Board. She is an alumna of Emerson College in Boston, Massachusetts.
|Jackie Serrano, Board Member
Adam Bierman, Board Member
Adam Z. Bierman is a Deputy City Attorney in Los Angeles, where he focuses on issues around housing and criminal justice. Previously, Adam served in the administration of Mayor Eric Garcetti, in his Office of Budget and Innovation, where he worked on risk management and reducing the city's growing civil liabilities.
Prior to public service, Adam practiced law at Latham & Watkins, LLP, as a member of the Litigation Department. Adam received his BA in Political Science from UCLA, where he graduated summa cum laude, and his JD from UC Berkeley School of Law (Boalt Hall), graduating in 2012 and being awarded Order of the Coif.
In his spare time, he enjoys exploring the nooks and crannies of Los Angeles, attempting new cooking exploits, rooting for the Dodgers, and playing and listening to music.
Adam Sieff, Board Member
Adam is an attorney with Latham & Watkins LLP. He represents clients in complex civil litigation, primarily involving antitrust and administrative law, including constitutional and statutory challenges to legislation and regulation. He also represents low-wealth communities in impact civil rights and voting rights litigation across the country, advises the Lawyers' Committee for Civil Rights on educational civil rights issues, and serves on California Forward's Housing Action Team and as Secretary of the American Constitution Society in Los Angeles. In 2016, he was elected to the board of the Los Angeles County Young Democrats and appointed to serve on the Mid-City West Neighborhood Council.
Adam received his J.D. with distinction from Stanford Law School, where he served as founding President of the Stanford Law Democrats and Editor of the Stanford Law & Policy Review. He received his A.B. summa cum laude from Columbia University, where he was inducted into Phi Beta Kappa and awarded the Charles A. Beard Prize for best graduating thesis, as well as the Edwin M. Robbins Prize for his commitment to public service. He grew up in Encino.
Before joining Latham, Adam clerked for the Civil Rights section of the U.S. Department of Justice and President Obama's Commission on Election Administration. At Stanford, he was a Mentor at the Levin Center for Public Service and taught in the Department of Public Policy. Adam's scholarship, which focused on the intersection of constitutional law and political theory, was awarded with Stanford Law School's John Hart Ely Prize.
Dan Sheehan, Board Member
Dan Sheehan is an attorney and Yale Public Interest Fellow at the Los Angeles City Attorney's Office, where he works on consumer protection litigation. Dan previously taught middle school science in rural Alabama as a Teach For America Corps Member, where he founded the school's robotics team and served as assistant coach of the baseball team. He also worked as a data analyst at Facebook, focusing on combating identity theft and financial fraud, and he consulted for a think tank in Washington, DC. He has also consulted on policy and business issues for California elected officials and former Obama administration appointees.
Dan is a graduate of Yale Law School and Stanford University. During law school, he interned at the National Economic Council at the White House and at two Los Angeles law firms, served as president of the Yale Law Democrats and the Project for Law and Education at Yale, was an editor of the Yale Journal of Law and Technology, and was a teaching assistant in the Computer Science department.
Dan is a Bay Area native and recent LA transplant. He spends his free time enjoying LA's beautiful nature, getting out to Dodgers games, and teaching himself to cook.
Gibson Mwangi, Board Member
| Estevan Motemayor, Board Member
Estevan Montemayor is the Director of Communications for Los Angeles Councilmember David Ryu representing Council District 4. He serves as the primary contact for reporters and anyone seeking public information regarding the Councilmember's office and Council District.
Estevan previously worked at NationBuilder, focusing on educating local governments on new media techniques. Prior to that, he worked on the communications and research team for the American Foundation for Equal Rights (AFER), the sole sponsor of the federal constitutional challenge to California's Proposition 8.
He has served in senior management positions for numerous political and advocacy campaigns. Estevan started his political career as a legislative aide to L.A. Mayor Antonio R. Villaraigosa. He currently serves as Chair of the Public Safety Commission in the City of West Hollywood, where he's lived over the past six years. A native of San Diego, Estevan graduated with a B.A. in Theater from UCLA.
Fernando Morales, Board Member
Fernando Morales, 27, is a California Senate District 26 Senior Field Representative, political and voter engagement advisor, first generation immigrant, and Mid-City resident. Fernando studied Psychology and Sociology at James Madison University.
He began his career as an educator conducting behavior interventions at Camino Nuevo Charter Academy in Westlake/McArthur Park. This experience transitioned into public service career under the California State Assembly and currently to the California State Senate. Fernando's passions and priorities include fighting for comprehensive immigration reform, increased workers' rights, campaign finance reform, and ensuring healthcare as a fundamental human right.
Fernando was an elected delegate for Senator Sanders at the 2016 Democratic National Convention and is currently serving as one of the Assembly District 54 Delegates to the California Democratic Party. He is also a board member of L.A.C.E.R. Afterschool Program in Hollywood.
Andrew Lewis, Board Member
Andrew Lewis is a public service professional and dedicated life-long Democrat. Andrew has experience in the Office of Senator Dianne Feinstein, the Los Angeles Mayor's Office in the Media Energy and Sustainability Departments, and former U.S. President Barack Obama's reelection campaign in South Florida where he worked as a field Organizer helping to turn the State Blue In 2012. Andrew has also worked on several local and statewide elections and campaigns. Andrew currently serves on the Board of both the Los Angeles County and San Fernando Valley Young Democrats.
Andrew studied Political Science at UCLA, with an emphasis in American Politics. Andrew has remained engaged as an Alumni and currently serves on several UCLA Alumni Boards, including as founding Board Member for UCLA's Mixed Alumni Association. Andrew is a native of Los Angeles, and enjoys photography, tennis, and staying civically engaged in Los Angeles in his free time.
|Saul Hurtado, Board Member
Cameron Onumah, Board Member
Austin Ford, Board Member
Andrew Blumenfeld, Board Member
Marcos Rodriguez Maciel, Board Member
College Representatives
College – Kevork Kurdoghlian
Kevork Kurdoghlian is a recent graduate of UCLA, where he studied political science. In 2017, he will begin a graduate program in public administration at the University of Southern California.
He has been the Assistant Editor of the San Marino Tribune since April, 2016. He covers the city hall beat in San Marino. He is a volunteer for the Y's Youth & Government program.
Prior to attending UCLA, he was a student at Glendale Community College. During his two years at GCC Kevork covered civic and school activities in Glendale and the Crescenta Valley for a local newspaper. In 2013, at the age of 18, Kevork launched a campaign to gain a seat on the La Cañada School Board and has also served on the La Cañada Youth Council.
College – Julia Raven
College – Edwin Saucedo
|College – Paul Samaha
Labor Representative
Labor – Michael Detoy


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Welcome back everyone to another episode of the Midnight Express. This episode is brought to you by our listener Michael (who generously donated funds to help with our costs - thank you!) and coincides with the one year anniversary of the podcast.
BK and Beckett expand a few of the popular forum topics into a conversation about storytelling; offering some practical advice backed up by examples from our own chronicles.
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Remember 'Dog Day Afternoon' from 1975, starring Al Pacino and John Cazale? I was pleasantly surprised when I came across this film at the library; not to mention extremely curious. This is a fascinating portrait of the real man that Pacino portrayed, as well as a brilliant evocation of the times that shaped him. It was lovingly filmed and put together over ten years. Here is a link to a very good review of the movie: http://www.rogerebert.com/reviews/the-dog-2014
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Janet: Nothing changes.
Aging is one of those human experiences that, if we're fortunate enough to get up there that is, is essentially universal in theory. In practice though, some of us age much more gracefully than others. Some of us age while our dreams come true around us, while others do so while watching each of their dreams fall victim to time. Unfortunately, we don't always get to choose how well life works out for us, so when the years continue to pass, each one has the potential to reinforce what we do or don't have in our lives. "Another Year" is British filmmaker Mike Leigh's specific look at one of these years and, in its delightful and touching execution, it contemplates the cruel little imbalances life has to offer.
There is a lot of eating in "Another Year" and all the glasses at the table are quite distinctly either half empty of half full. The table itself belongs to Tom and Gerri (Jim Broadbent and Ruth Sheen), a couple who have been together for more than 30 years, who are still just as adorable with each other today as the combination of their names suggests they should be. They are joined more often than not at their table by old friends like Mary (a heartbreaking Lesley Manville), who tells herself she is happy alone but drinks to forget she is actually alone whenever she can, and Ken (Peter Wright), who cannot fathom retiring because then he truly won't have anything at all to do with his time. Sometimes their son, Joe (Oliver Maltman) stops by too. At 30, he hasn't met anyone special yet and with such a great example of long lasting love to live up to, you know he knows he is missing out. The dinner conversation is never boring and, thanks to the incredible ensemble, always fascinating and enlightening.
Tom and Gerri garden together. "Another Year" follows their planting cycle from the planting itself to the period of growth, through the harvesting in the fall and finally the inevitable death in the winter. They have been planting in this garden for years, just as Leigh has been making movies for years. And if the relaxed, subtly aware tone of Leigh's latest work tells me anything, it is that he too knows that all you can do is plant the seed and hope it grows to be strong, tall and surrounded by flowers.
Review by Joseph Bélanger
Country Strong
There isn't anything sadder in the world than a good country tune, except for maybe the booze-soaked, sleep-deprived, emotionally impossible days and nights that are the inspiration behind these great songs. Writer-director Shana Feste's "Country Strong" is one of those true tragedies. One of the genre's biggest stars falls off a Dallas stage, five months pregnant and wasted, killing her child and her spirit at the same time. A year later, she is checking out of rehab earlier than she should to return to that same stage and reclaim her career as well her own self. People are fighting, cheating and both breaking and making up, but by the time its done, everyone is crying tears into their beers.
Gwyneth Paltrow is Kelly Canter, a Faith Hill type country superstar, except with a slew of public problems. While her troubles are all very adult, her demeanor is still that of a child. Paltrow plays Canter as a little girl, lost in a big world, who would much rather be tending to a baby bird she found in a field than performing in front of thousands of screaming fans. She isn't sober for long once her husband checks her out of rehab, as it becomes painfully clear the public is not going to let her forget her own personal hardships. She loses herself in anything and everyone she can in order to avoid her own self, until that's all she has left – and Paltrow's got a mess of mascara on her face most of the time to prove it.
"Country Strong", which also boasts a surprisingly strong supporting cast, culminates into a somewhat simplified commentary about celebrity and people as products. Feste pulls out every country punch she can think of, but lucky for her, Paltrow knows how to roll those punches into something real so that you too can have a silent sob in your beverage.
Review by Joseph Bélanger
Blue Valentine
Gramma: I think the only way to find out is to have those feelings.
When they say, "For better of for worse," in wedding vows, I believe they are referring to "Blue Valentine" in regards to the worse part. Novice feature filmmaker Derek Cianfrance's latest is a very particular snapshot of a very specific place in a relationship that far too many people know far too well. And only few of those people live to tell the tale with their wits still about them. In reality, this space is an incredibly difficult test of the mind, the spirit and the heart and every effort is usually made to avoid getting there. It is one of the darkest stages a relationship can reach but Cianfrance is not the least bit afraid of the dark.
Ryan Gosling and Michelle Williams, an indie dream couple if I've ever heard one before, are Dean and Cindy, a young couple with a little girl, living their married life in rural Pennsylvania. They have been together for six years but those years have been far from kind. At the moment we meet them, Dean is feeding his daughter breakfast while Cindy is getting ready for work – an ordinary morning for many a couple, I'm sure. The difference here is that this kitchen is weighted down with a crushing tension that is evident in every look given and every word spoken. She seems appalled by his every action and influence over their daughter and he seems to know it. The room is rotten with the stench of hatred.
Dean and Cindy know they don't have much time left and decide to get a room at a cheap motel in New York City for the night in hopes of working through their issues and rekindling their romance. Their intentions are sincere but the fight is so insurmountable at times, they each struggle with their resolve. Gosling, while somewhat overwrought in his character's intensity, must be commended for the amount of evident effort he made to make Dean real and not just a bad husband. That said, Williams is heartbreaking every moment she is on screen. Even the manner in which she clasps her fists during one of the film's many sexual moments is emotionally devastating. Together, they genuinely feel like two people who have been oscillating between love and hate for years, so much so that it can be too much to take at times.
Cianfrance is a brave man for going to as many places of despair in "Blue Valentine" as he does but he's not stupid. He knows that an audience needs to breathe so he tells the entire story of their relationship in moments so that we can see that there once was a time when these two knew happiness, that there is another reason other than their daughter that they are fighting to stay together. The device is somewhat manipulative at times as its obvious point is to make us feel even worse that their relationship doesn't seem to be salvageable. "Blue Valentine" did make me feel pretty bad. I had been in some variation of that relationship in my life and it was hard enough to deal with then so, as fantastic as the film is in its most candid moments, I'm not sure everyone is ready to go back there again.
Review by Joseph Bélanger
How Do You Know
Lisa: Those are both really hard.
Silly me. I assumed that "How Do You Know", the new film by Academy Award winning director James L. Brooks, was asking an age old question about how you know when you're actually in love. I did not realize that what it could also be asking is: how do you know when you're watching a bad movie? For me, I knew when I was about half way through this muddled mess of a romantic comedy and still had no idea what the story actually was. Everything looked so pretty that I hadn't noticed that Brooks had yet to make any effort to answer the question himself.
Reese Witherspoon returns to the big screen for the first time in two years in what certainly must have looked like a good project on paper. Everyone wants to know how you know you're in love, including her character, Lisa, an Olympic softball player whose career has just stalled and whose interest in finding love seems to have stalled long before that. She is going through the motions with her casual boyfriend, Matty (Owen Wilson) but the clueless twosome actually think they are breaking new relationship ground every time he makes some space for her in his sock drawer. Meanwhile, Paul Rudd's George is going through a crisis of his own but he knows without a doubt that Lisa is the girl for him. Naturally, we know as well too so we just have to sit around and wait for Lisa to get on the same page as everyone else.
If George can figure the whole love thing out, it stands to reason that anyone can, but Lisa and Matty exist on this plain where apparently love is a convoluted concept, that is as hard to understand as Jack Nicholson's decision to appear in this farce. Love needn't be so complicated but at least one thing is clear in this film – Brooks doesn't know how you know anymore than anyone else does.
Review by Joseph Bélanger
The Tourist
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Some poor sap of a math teacher from Wisconsin is sitting on a train en route to Venice from Paris when it happens. A devastatingly beautiful woman enters his car and spots the empty seat in front of him. Her gaze throws him completely off balance and from the moment she sits down, he doesn't stand a chance. Who is she? Why would she sit with him when she could sit with any man she wanted? You just know that by the time they get off the train, their lives will be desperately intertwined. This is how Johnny Depp and Angelina Jolie, two of today's biggest stars, meet in German director Florian Henckel von Donnersmark's first American foray, "The Tourist". It's all so old Hollywood but sadly it's also all so transparently so.
Sometimes star power can have a blinding effect. The wattage can burn so bright that you don't necessarily see how distracting it is from the actual film. And with stars as big as Depp and Jolie in your picture, it isn't surprising that von Donnersmark, the man behind Oscar winner "The Lives of Others", didn't notice that they were not necessarily the best choices for their roles. Depp, with his beautiful hair and instinctual charm, is anything but a believable sap. Still, that charm inevitably saves him from coming off farcical and his decidedly anti-Bourne jaunt across shackled rooftops is certainly amusing. Meanwhile, Jolie seems to have been directed to walk around like a fembot of sorts, cold and false, from her perfect walk to her supposedly British accent. They are stars for a reason though and before long, the impossibly pretty people in the pretty foreign place lull you into comfortable and classical state of intrigue.
The setup for "The Tourist" is straight out of a Hitchcock movie. All the elements of a tantalizing mystery are there but all the goods are given away upfront so there is nothing left to guess at. Of course, seeing as how we don't live in classical Hollywood, modern necessities like twists and surprises must occur and they are neither twisted nor surprising but at least they aren't insulting. And so like a real tourist on a mediocre vacation that promised to be so gorgeous in the brochure, the stay is acceptable, at times even enjoyable, but we are happy to know we are going home when the credits roll.
Review by Joseph Bélanger
The King's Speech
When a king speaks, he must command attention. Though the British monarchy may be more iconography than anything else at this point in history, people will still look to their royal leader for guidance and reassurance in times of woe and doubt. That's a lot of pressure for someone who may never have wanted to assume the responsibility to begin with. Unfortunately for King George VI, his birthright meant he did not have any choice in the matter. It's not that he didn't think he could do it; it's just that he wasn't confidant enough to think anyone would care to have him.
Forget the king; when director Tom Hooper speaks, he has my full attention. After his impressive first feature last year, "The Damned United", Hooper continues his journey in regal fashion with "The King's Speech" and delivers the goods right from the start. Colin Firth, who could easily garner another Oscar nod with his heartbreaking work here, is the Duke of York. It is 1925 and he is about to address the nation. The tension builds and by the time he gets to the podium, every ear in the land appears to be waiting to hear what he has to say. At first, there is nothing. What follows that awkwardness is a disjointed, passionless address that he stammers all the way through. It may not be as epic a global failure as modern day technology allows but enough people were listening to make it seem like a public collapse that he might never recover from.
He almost didn't. King George VI went through many speech therapists before landing on Lionel Logue (Geoffrey Rush). Logue helps George break down the years of subtle abuse one suffers as the son of a king to see that his speech impediment is the result of isolation and lack of confidence, not something particularly physical. Their banter is at times hilarious and at others quite intense. Their immense combined talent, along with supporting turns from Helena Bonham Carter and Guy Pearce, give "The King's Speech" even more depth and flourish than Hooper already has. Together, they created a film that will certainly resonate long after it's said what it has to say.
Review by Joseph Bélanger
Love and Other Drugs
Ordinarily, I would say that any film that starts with The Spin Doctors' Two Princes is destined to be a disaster. "Love and Other Drugs" takes place is 1996 though so I guess I can be reasonable. The catchy ditty that consumed the airwaves that year is blasting in a high-end stereo store, where Jamie Randall (Jake Gyllenhaal) is using his charms to make the sales and get the ladies while he's at it. He hasn't a care in the world until he meets a girl (Anne Hathaway) who has no choice but to take life seriously. The twosome are charming together and so disaster is averted but sadly, only so far as to achieve disappointment.
Director Edward Zwick often makes socially conscious films and "Love and Other Drugs" is no different (although arguably much less serious than say, "Blood Diamond", as far as issues go). Jamie is a pharmaceutical representative for Pfizer at just the right time to cash in on the Viagra explosion. This allows Zwick to explore supposedly scandalous themes like the evils of the drug companies and how they're ruining our immune systems while getting disgustingly rich. Zwick is never really interested in the matter at hand though. He just uses hot topic scenarios as backdrops for the real story – in this case, the reluctant love between Jamie and Hathaway's Maggie Murdoch. To make matters worse, and of course much more poignant, Maggie has early on-set Parkinson's. And so the real question is how life can be so terribly unfair as to give these two people a transformative love that will only get harder and harder to hold.
My answer to that is pretty simple. That's life, folks. For all of Zwick's fascination with serious subjects, he rarely seems to comprehend the actual impact of these hardships on the people involved. Maggie pushes people away because she doesn't think its fair for anyone to have to deal with her condition. Meanwhile, Jamie is frustrated that he can't fix her with a pill like everything else and has to accept that love is hard. While these are real struggles, the tone is kept pretty light while both of them accept that love is a drug all unto itself. Fortunately for "Love and Other Drugs", Gyllenhaal and Hathaway get along brilliantly. They are playful and sharp, like lovers should be, and thanks to Zwick's somewhat voyeuristic gaze, they are hot and naked a whole heck of a lot too. They are certainly the only addictive element to the film though and when the buzz wears off, there is no withdrawal at all.
Review by Joseph Bélanger
We open on a street so sparse, in a town so small, one expects tumbleweeds to float by the diner where two young ladies are wasting their lives away as waitresses. Pop princess/diva/star Christina Aguilera, is sitting on the counter top, staring off into the distance, looking forlorn and pensive. She announces that she's got to get out of this town and before long, she is buying a one-way ticket to Los Angeles to become a star! There you have it. This is "Burlesque", a new musical that steals (sorry, borrows would have been too generous a word to use here) from great movie musicals of the past, like "Cabaret", "Moulin Rouge!" and "Chicago" (which incidentally all did it better), to showcase the vocal prowess of its star and transition her to the next inevitable level of her fame as a Hollywood actress.
It has not been a good year for Aguilera. Her latest album tanked and barely registered at radio. Her summer tour was scrapped due to low ticket sales, or so it was rumoured. And as if her professional troubles weren't bad enough, she separated from her husband of just five years in the fall. With an album, a tour and a movie coming out in one year, this was clearly meant to be a big one for her. While my heart goes out to her, "Burlesque" is not going to turn anything around. Perhaps if there were a stitch of originality in the film, it might have given Aguilera some desperately needed credibility at this stage in her career. Writer-director (and I use those terms loosely) Steve Antin keeps the clichés coming though and it is painfully obvious that the only reason the film was made was to showcase Aguilera's impressive chops. With reasons like that, it won't amount to anything but a forgotten blip in the increasingly chaotic pop spectrum.
Judging from the age bracket of the audience I caught "Burlesque" with, I'd say more people were curious to see Cher return to the screen than anything else about this movie. Cher plays Tess, a former burlesque dancer that now runs the club, fittingly called "Burlesque", where Aguilera finds acceptance and success. Cher is the only character other than Aguilera to sing in the film but never does she sing with her co-star. In fact, when Cher does sing, I was afraid her intensely tight face might crack into tiny little pieces but alas no, and at least she sounded decent. It's a shame the songs she was given were so boring though. Fortunately, she has everyone's favorite gay sidekick, Stanley Tucci, at her side to liven things up when necessary, which is often.
"Burlesque" is simply too easy to be anything other than mediocre. About half way through the film, when Aguilera inevitably finds her voice after struggling to get noticed in L.A. and just after Cher finds out that if they don't raise an obscene amount of money by a fast approaching date that the club will close, you are lulled into a state of complete familiarity. Your fate is accepted and "Burlesque" makes its way to its predictable ending without full-on disaster or wardrobe malfunction. Familiar means comfortable and while comfortable can be nice, it can also be easily forgotten. Simply put, "Burlesque" falls very flat when it was clearly aiming for busty.
Review by Joseph Bélanger
Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 1
Everyone who experiences the Harry Potter saga on film can be categorized into two separate groups – those who have read the books beforehand and those who have not. Those who have read them have likely read them several times. They know exactly what each film will bring, just not how it will bring it. For the rest of us, the young wizard exists only on the big screen and never has his world looked so great or been as engaging as in "Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 1". No matter which group you belong to though, the Harry Potter film experience is entering its final chapter and the anticipation is palpable.
Director David Yates has outdone himself this time out. Despite the enormous amount of pressure on his back to bring one of film history's biggest franchises to a satisfying and successful close, he seems to be flying through the Harry Potter universe with incredible ease after piloting the last three films. Yates also helms the second half of "The Deathly Hallows" but first he has masterfully and delicately handled this decidedly dark first half, where nothing is as it was. Harry (Daniel Radcliffe) and his most trusted allies, Hermione and Ron (Emma Watson and Rupert Grint) do not return to Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry, like they do at the beginning of each previous installment. No, now this trio of role models to children the world over are officially dropouts, but with good reason of course. Harry must soon fulfill his destiny as the one who lived to vanquish he who used to not be named (psst .. that's Voldemort – Ralph Fiennes). I know how it sounds but if you made it this far, you must have bought into this already and it's still surprisingly compelling.
I can only imagine that J.K.Rowling's last book operated in much the same fashion as Steve Kloves' screenplay. Kloves has written every one of the Harry Potter films and in "Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 1", he oscillates between somber, dark, sometimes downright frightening moments and a warm, nostalgic yearning for seemingly simpler times. As the series nears its end, familiar faces, places and things resurface to honour both the history and the fans while new addition to the Harry Potter family, cinematographer Eduardo Serra, lenses the Harry Potter landscape with depth and grandeur unlike anything I've seen in the first six films. The mounting magnificence of the Harry Potter films is infectious and to remain so fresh and relevant so many years later is some of the best magic I've ever seen.
Review by Joseph Bélanger
Morning Glory
In "Morning Glory", the darling Rachel McAdams plays Becky. We all know Becky. We don't necessarily know her in real life because she I'm not convinced she actually exists anywhere other in Hollywood films. Becky is married to her job as the executive producer of fourth place network morning show, "Daybreak". As queen worker bee, she has no time for a life, let alone any time for love. We all know from the moment we meet her that she will inevitably find the balance in her life to live happily ever after, simultaneously providing a ripple effect of equilibrium to the people that surround her. In real life, Becky works around the clock, has meaningless sex if she's lucky and probably has to take a multitude of medications to keep up the pace she has to in order to maintain her "life". That would be way too depressing for a romantic comedy though.
"Morning Glory" may not be grounded in anything other than a clichéd perspective on life but director Roger Michell still manages to pull enough genuine emotion from his cast to make the experience pretty pleasant and often pretty funny. McAdams is the center, a 28-year-old who must choose between her dreams and reality (28 is apparently cut off age for chasing dreams). Her effortless charm propels her through countless difficult situations but you can tell she can feel the sting of failure catching up behind her and pushing her forward at the same time. Her morning show anchors are played by legends Diane Keaton and Harrison Ford. Keaton is sadly underused but looks to be having a blast whenever on screen. As for Ford, it was refreshing to see him look like he's trying for a change. As former trusted news anchor and current unemployed curmudgeon, Mike Pomeroy, Ford's cold exterior and antagonizing delivery could not be better suited. By the time he has to show a little heart (c'mon, you knew he would!), it practically feels like it could change the world.
I would like someone to answer this question for me. When is Patrick Wilson going to just waltz into my empty elevator on one of the worst days of my life like he does for Becky? I would settle for someone who isn't Wilson but is equally attractive. The truth is though that, while life doesn't work this way necessarily, people do still find happiness by searching, hoping and never giving up. It's just a lot easier for them to find it when there is a director behind a camera making sure that all the missing pieces are waiting to be found in plain sight.
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Developers are about to break ground on the first phase of a mixed-use project that will add to Frisco's $5 billion mile.
Goviea Commercial Real Estate is building the more than 25-acre development between Stonebrook Parkway and the Dallas North Tollway.
Four office buildings, a hotel and a handful of restaurant and retail buildings are planned in Stonebrook Park. The development will be just north of the $1.6 billion Wade Park project.
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Foundation Stone for the permanent Court building at Mairang
The Chief Justice of Meghalaya High Court, Justice Dinesh Maheshwari laid the Foundation Stone for the permanent Court building of the Judicial Magistrate (1st Class) at Mawsawa, Mairang in the presence of Roshan Warjri, Minister i/c Law etc, members of the legal fraternity and District and Sub Divisional Officials.
The Chief Justice of Meghalaya while speaking on the occasion said that building of a permanent court complex in Mairang was accorded a high priority by the High Court of Meghalaya and hence the result is seen today with the formal commencement of the construction of the Court Building. He added that the building will be an asset for the people of Mairang who will reap the benefits which the judiciary has to offer, she expressed hope that the construction of the building will be completed within the stipulated period of 16 months.
Others who attended the foundation program were F M Lakiang, SDO in-charge Mairang Civil Sub Division and G Rani, District & Sessions Judge, West Khasi Hills who delivered the Vote of thanks.


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This Midgard (4th Edition) sourcebook describes Myrkgard, a dark parallel world of the Midgard fantasy setting.
A Valianian Empire in full bloom and full of magic depravity, broadsides from the cannons of the Empire of the Two Crowns, daring aranian sky warriors on their flying carpets and intelligent zombies from Minangpahit in a never-ending struggle against the Sritras - yes, this is Myrkgard!
Thus far there's peace between the Dark Empire of the Soul Masters and the free Lands. Thus far, the orc hordes of the Witch Master of Donnerstein have not been unleashed. Thus far, the scholars of KanThaiPan have not brought the power of the "Faithful Citation" to the other regions. The wonders of this other world can still be admired. Thus far, the adventurers have not visited Midgard's dark sister world. Thus far, the adventurers don't know what danger, fear and horror really are.
This sourcebook for the fantasy RPG Mdigard describes the world of Myrkgard. A world in which 800 years before, the Dark Masters of Valian triumphed over their enemies after a long and cruel war. A world where most of the Light Gods have been destroyed during the subsequent God Wars, A world in which Rhadamanthus is worshiped as a god and in which the chaos powers and the Dark Trinity become ever more powerful. A world under a violet sky and with no moon. A world that the adventurers have not seen in their wildest dreams, but that they will learn to fear very soon.
Cover Artist: Ulf Lehmann
Unsere Bewertungsecke - A Game of Thrones; Die Stadt der Spinnenkönigin; Dragon #319; Dungeon #110; Myrkgard;


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Dubai has always been the City of Wonder and one more feather is ready to add in its hat. The authorities have revealed the plan of Hollywood Theme Park that is due to open in October 2016. The 1.9 million square foot theme park is completely based on the Hollywood movies. The Motiongate Dubai started the planning for this giant park three and half years ago. It inked a plan with three big producers of Hollywood. Sony Pictures, Dream Works Animation, and Lionsgate have associated with this project at the Sheikh Zayed Road near to Dubai and Abu Dhabi Border.
The work is going on full swing for the park and most of the underground work is completed. According to the authorities, the theme park will be hosting around 3.1 million people on the opening year be greeted with a world of fantasies. There are 27 immersive attractions on the theme park planned. Five Water Parks, One Roller Coaster, Play Lab and multimedia theaters are few of the attractions among them. The entire concept has been drawn from thirteen Hollywood movies and the enthralling experience will begin as the guest enters the gate.
Different companies have built different zones to attract more people. Lionsgate part is an appeal to the teenagers whereas Dream Work is working for Family fun with Sony has a dark feel. The main boulevard has been designed as an executive office with street animation everywhere. Sony has conceptualized the movies into ghost themes and used the theme from the movies ghostbusters, The Green Hornet, Underworld, Zombieland, Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs and Hotel Transylvania. There is 42 meter high ride for the children as well that would add to the chilling experience of the park.
As far as facilities are concerned, the authorities are not making strong arrangements. There will be food and beverage options in the park. A 10000 car parking facility is under way. Also, the theme park is in talks with Dubai Metro for a station at the park.


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i have this phone for almost 3 mos now but the miscellaneous in the handset memory keeps on getting bigger and bigger even i have already deleted the files that i can see when i remove the memory card.
please help me...
i love this phone it is because he had a big internal memory, external memory up to 2gb. and the picture is very clear. but i have one thing to share it. he had 2 handset themes the black and the white. will can they create themes for beautiful look of the phone.i have this phone for almost 7 months.
i liked all lg products because the products have large internal memory
this phone is not that bad. Everything basic that you need is here..
well i got this phone las decmber of 2008...i'm just sharing what i've experienced


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The objectives of a study trip are:
- to establish and maintain contacts between German and US/Canadian universities
- to provide participants with a subject-specific knowledge by organizing visits to at least two universities, subject-related tours and informative meetings
- to promote meetings with German students and academics and scientists
- to offer participants an insight into economic, political, and cultural life in Germany
Who can apply?
- All departments are eligible for this funding. The visit should be organized and arranged entirely by the home institution and should have a meaningful relationship to its curriculum.
- The proposed program should also give students a greater understanding of and insight into current issues in the academic, scientific, economic, political and cultural realms in Germany. This part must not make up more than one third of the funding term.
- The group should consist of 10 to 15 students (plus one accompanying faculty member) affiliated with an accredited US and Canadian university. The students should be at the Bachelor's and Master's level. Individual doctoral candidates may also be funded after consultation with DAAD. The trip should be for 7 to 12 days, although the visits themselves may last longer. Participants may be drawn from more than one institution.
Terms of Award
DAAD offers up to around EUR 9,600 to subsidize room and board, depending on the size of the group and length of stay (EUR 50 per participant per day.) Participants will have to supplement the funding provided by DAAD with resources of their own. Groups will not be eligible for funding in successive years.
DAAD is not responsible for any visa matters regarding entry into Germany or re-entry into the US and Canada for international students.
Application Deadlines: February 1st, May 1st, and November 1st
- November 1st (for trips commencing bet. March 1st and June 1st of the following year)
- February 1st (for trips commencing bet. June 1st and September 1st of the same year)
- May 1st (for trips commencing no earlier than September 1st of the same year)
Application Guidelines
Applications must be filed by a faculty member and should include:
|Submit your complete application as 1 PDF file to: kim(at)daad.org
The results are usually announced 4 to 6 weeks after the deadline.
Reporting your Results:
Additional Information
Download Application Documents
Group Study Visit Application Form: Download: Group Study Visit Application Form (pdf, 178.20 KB)


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Research associate at Institute of Public Policy Thomas Jefferson-Correia da Serra.
He holds a Bachelor's degree in Economics from the Faculty of Economics of the University of Porto (2014). Currently, he is a postgraduate student in development studies at the University of Manchester.
He worked as a Research Assistant at IPP between August 2015 and July 2016 and interned at the European Parliament in the office of MEP Elisa Ferreira.


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