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A student organization open to all BCTC students designed to provide social support, teaching advocacy and awareness about the lives of people with disabilities.
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A student organization open to all of the BCTC Nursing Class of 2014 designed to foster a love of nursing while developing the qualities of leadership, advocacy and caring needed to succeed as a nursing student.
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A student organization open to all of the BCTC Nursing Class of 2015 designed to foster a love of nursing while developing the qualities of leadership, advocacy and caring needed to succeed as a nursing student.
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A student organization to provide transition and education assistance to veterans and build relationships with the community to provide awareness on veteran issues.
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A student organization open to all BCTC students committed to creating, supporting and maintaining activities and programs that unify the campus and serve the student body and community.
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Abraham-Louis Breguet was born in 1747 in Switzerland. In 1775, he began selling watches in Île de la Cité, Paris, France, where he would spend the majority of his productive life. In time, his timepieces would be worn throughout Europe's royal courts.
Breguet is considered one of the greatest contributors to the art of timekeeping, and one of the most highly decorated. He invented the first wrist watch in 1810, made for Caroline Murat the Queen of Naples. And among the long list of other contributions; the Tourbillon movement, patented in 1801, the first shock-protection for balance pivots, the Breguet balance spring, and perfecting the self-winding perpétuelle movement.
In 1999, Breguet was purchased by The Swatch Group.
One of the most popular Breguet line is the Type XX. After World War II, the French wanted to provide their pilots with reliable, accurate timing instruments, after using mostly German and British made products. First introduced in 1954, the XX Flyback Chronograph was created for French Air Force and Navy pilots, as per specifications issued by the French Ministry of Defense. The watch was the one of the first to offer a Flyback Chronograph movement.
Tourneau is pleased to present the following Breguet Type XX watches from its Certified Pre-Owned collection:
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As human encroachment and pollution has endangered habitats, thereby endangering species, zoos have become a vital force in conservation. And because their role has grown more important, the restrictions on them have become more stringent and their duties more numerous. Most zoos now belong to the Association of Zoos and Aquariums and go through a process of accreditation to ensure the health and safety of zoo animals.
To be accredited is to be considered a good home for animals and allows zoos to participate in the Species Survival Program (SSP). The SSP is an excellent program in which participants make plans for the recovery of the species in their care. For example, the Minnesota Zoo hosts SSP tigers. Zoo personnel make a dossier containing the genetic information and life history of the tiger, and then present it to the rest of the SSP members. Then, a committee decides what to do with the tigers. Often, animals are shipped from zoo to zoo to mate with a variety of other tigers to improve genetic diversity. The hope is to get a healthy population of tigers that can someday be released back into the wild.
That sounds good, but theres a massive financial cost to this. It costs money to ship an animal cross-country, and it causes a loss of revenue to take big draws off display for months at a time. Additionally, species conservation in zoos requires the animals to have a larger, more natural habitat so the animals dont grow up accustomed to humans, should they ever be re-released into the wild. With the budget crises faced by many zoos in America, zoo keepers have to be really committed to doing the right thing for the species in order to absorb these financial hits.
And the keepers at the Philadelphia Zoo are committed to providing the best for their animals. Their decision to send the elephants to the Baltimore Zoo and to an elephant reserve in Tennessee was the right one. Zoo officials recognized that the animals needed more space. They tried to gather the funds to build a better home for the four elephants, and they couldn't.
So, if this is for the best, why the outcry? Whats with people complaining that they loved coming to see the elephants and now they cant? It stems from the way we, as a society, view animals.
Just look at how we treat our pets. As someone who has worked in a pet store for four years, I can tell you that the way we view animals, even our own pets, is pretty twisted. For most prospective pet owners, spending 15 bucks on a turtle was fine, but 200 dollars on the setup wasnt. Buying the designer dog was no burden, but paying vet bills and the high cost of good food for the animal was inconceivable. Long story short: people want to have animals, people want to own something cute, but to take responsibility to provide that animal with what it needs to live out its natural life in good health is preposterous.
After all, theyre only animals, they only live because we allow it.
The Philadelphia Zoos decision is a refutation of this irresponsible attitude. Their actions show the public that doing the right thing is hard sometimes, and sometimes its expensive, but that doesnt change the fact that its the right thing to do.
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Most of us are familiar with fight or flight a sympathetic nervous system response which prepares the body to either face off or flee from danger. Some symptoms of sympathetic arousal include accelerated heartbeat, perspiration, piloerection (goosebumps), pupil dilation and the paling or flushing of the skin. If you are one of over four million Canadians plagued by an anxiety disorder, chances are you feel any combination of the aforementioned symptoms on a regular, if not daily basis.
Unlike the reasonably mild, short-lived apprehension caused by an important meeting or presentation, anxiety disorders are persistent, and can grow progressively worse, filling their victims with overwhelming fear and negatively affecting the quality of their lives.
Here is a brief synopsis of the most common types of anxiety disorders plaguing Canadians today.
Generalized Anxiety Disorder (GAD) is characterized by six months or more of excessive and uncontrollable free-floating worry about a number of events or activities. Related symptoms include irritability, tension, sweating and insomnia.
Specific Phobia refers to an excessive and persistent fear of specific objects (i.e., animals) or situations (i.e., heights, flying).
Post Traumatic Stress Disorder, once referred to as shellshock, is a debilitating condition that often follows a terrifying physical or emotional event causing the person who survived the event to have persistent, frightening thoughts and memories/flashbacks, of the ordeal. Persons with PTSD often feel emotionally numb, have difficulty concentrating, and may startle easily.
Social Phobia is characterized by an excessive fear in social situations where one believes they are going to be judged negatively or embarrass themselves (i.e., eating/talking in public, or meeting new people).
Panic Attacks typically have a sudden onset, and combine physical symptoms (i.e., palpitations, shortness of breath, increased perspiration, trembling, nausea and diarrhea) with an intense feeling of impending doom, fear of dying and/or fear of insanity. Attacks may last for a few minutes to a half-hour before dissipating. Panic attack sufferers often develop anticipatory anxiety about future attacks, and may begin to avoid situations they associate with anxiety (i.e., going out in public, or air travel).
Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder: Obsessions are persistent thoughts or fears that preoccupy the sufferers mind and are difficult to remove. For example, the person might be obsessed about germs and worry endlessly about picking up bacteria from a doorknob. Compulsions are specific, ritualistic actions that are performed over and over, often to deal with an obsession (i.e., washing the hands a set number of times after touching a doorknob). Interestingly, those affected by OCD are often well aware that their thoughts and actions are irrational, but are unable to voluntarily control them without going through great anxiety.
There is hope in sight for those looking to explore natural alternatives to alleviating anxiety. Homeopathy is a system of natural medicine which stimulates the body to rebalance itself. It was developed in present-day Germany over 200 years ago by physician and hygienist Samuel Hahnemann, and has been used successfully since that time to treat a wide variety of mental, emotional and physical ailments.
Homeopathic treatment involves taking a case history, detailing your health concerns, an overview of all body systems, and the health of your family, both present and past. Because we are all unique beings, the way you experience stress and anxiety is of utmost importance. Based on the information gathered, a single homeopathic remedy is selected specifically for you, designed to bring all body systems back into balance.
Homeopathy is a subtle, non-invasive system of medicine which is safe for people of all ages, expectant or nursing mothers, even infants. It does not interfere with existing medical treatments, and can be effective if you are currently taking anti-anxiety medication.
Some Case Studies
Here are some examples of how homeopathys individualized approach towards case analysis can effectively get anxiety under control. Ive included a few additional details to highlight how well-selected remedies can aid in other aspects of the case.
Charlene is a vibrant, 32-year old woman who came to see me primarily for digestive issues which were compounded by financial and work stress. A self-described worrier, a unique feature of Charlenes anxiety was that she felt like her abdomen was full of water. She also described it as sloshy, queasy, and balloony, and that she always felt her anxiety there (gesturing to her solar plexus). I prescribed one dose of Kali-Carbonicum 200CH which greatly reduced Charlenes gastrointestinal discomfort. One month and one dose later, Charlene informed me that her overall coping skills were much improved, and she no longer felt an uneasy stomach. Another bonus: headaches she had previously experienced once a day began to dissipate over the first few weeks of treatment, and have been kept at bay with the occasional redose every two to three months.
Jennifer, 22, was experiencing daily panic attacks which had her in a constant state of fear (think Edvard Munchs The Scream). She had an extreme fear of dying, and described her episodes as small heart attacks. In addition to death, Jennifer had an extreme fear of being alone, which became exaggerated towards midnight, affecting her ability to fall asleep. I prescribed a weekly dose of Arsenicum Album 30CH which significantly reduced the frequency and intensity of Jennifers attacks. Insomnia was no longer an issue, and her quality of sleep was much better. After two more doses, Jennifer no longer had panic attacks, irrational fears or chest discomfort, and therefore no longer needed Arsenicum. She still likes to keep a bottle around just in case.
Andrea, 28, originally came to see me for pain associated with endometriosis. In addition to ongoing, debilitating pain (she literally hobbled in, hunched over), Andrea experienced frequent attacks of vertigo (dizziness) and anxiety and apprehension, usually brought on in the presence of strangers. She described herself as a chilly type, and I noted that her hand was clammy on shaking it. Based on her symptom totality, I prescribed Calcarea Carbonica LM/1, three drops daily, and asked Andrea to keep in touch. Within a few days her overall pain was under control, and no longer affecting her ability to walk. Within two and a half weeks, Andrea noted a further reduction in pain, and a complete change in her anxiety levels (she described herself as less edgy; relaxed and content). Andrea continued taking Calcarea Carbonica for approximately 5 months, at which point her monthly cycles became more painful, and her vertigo relapsed. She was quite upset at the thought of switching remedies, as she hadnt had a panic attack in months, and was scared to experience them again. On careful reassessment of her symptoms, I prescribed Phosphorus LM/1, three drops daily, which has continued to keep her anxiety and other health issues in check.
Let us not disregard the importance of nutritional support in the treatment of anxiety. Essential Fatty Acids (EFAs), particularly Omega-3 Fatty Acids, play a critical role in both nerve cell structure and function. A B-Complex Vitamin (i.e., B-50), taken twice a day will help support the nervous system. Avoid stimulants like coffee, refined sugar, and alcohol. Did you know that hypoglycemia (low blood sugar) shares many symptoms with anxiety? Try grazing throughout the day dont starve your mind! Nuts, raw food bars, vegetables with nut butter or hummus, or a high-quality protein shake can all help keep your blood sugar (and moods) stable.
Address your stress. Regular bodywork like massage therapy, shiatsu and chiropractic care can help you wind down, especially if you have been clenching or tensing your body. Try to take some time out in your day to go for a walk, read a book, laugh or cry, exercise, take a relaxing bath, or meet a friend whatever works to keep you centred in times of stress.
Miriam Malevris is a Classical Homeopath practicing in downtown Toronto. Her 15 years in the health food industry has given her exposure to numerous healing modalities, and keeps her in touch with the latest trends in supplements, diet and natural living. Miriam may be reached at (416) 562-6507 or firstname.lastname@example.com for further information.


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By Jay Taft RRSTAR.COM Posted Mar 17, 2011 @ 12:07 AM Members of the Colorado, Virginia Tech, Alabama and Saint Mary's men's basketball teams have been crying out loud for four days now. It's time to zip it. At the end of a season like this one, it was impossible to make everyone happy come NCAA Tournament selection time. Even if the field was bumped to 68. Why? Because other than Kansas and Ohio State, and maybe Duke and Notre Dame at times, there are few teams out there that strike fear in their opponents. There is instead a whole lot of mediocrity. It should make for an interesting bracket breakdown, however. RVC's Turner honored twice Rock Valley's Jeron Turner was named first-team All-Region for Region IV men's basketball. Turner led RVC in scoring (12.7 average), rebounds (9.3 average) blocked shots (16) and was tied for second in steals (28). The 6-foot-5 sophomore forward from Detroit also was named second-team All-Conference for the N4C. Heaslip slips in, excels Matt Heaslip (Guilford) was named the starting pitcher just minutes before the University of Illinois-Chicago's March 6 baseball game and earned his first win as a Flame in a 5-1 victory over Missouri. Heaslip (1-1), a junior transfer from Kankakee Community College, fired 113 pitches over 82/3 innings, allowing one run on seven hits while striking out three. Latella fifth at nationals Whitewater junior Adam Latella (Hononegah) earned All-America honors with a fifth-place finish at 197 pounds during the NCAA Division III Wrestling Championships in Lacrosse, Wis. He went 4-2 in the tournament and 36-7 on the season. Nicholson lifts Regents Rockford College junior right-hander Jake Nicholson (Stillman Valley) was named NAC Pitcher of the Week after pitching shutout ball from the eighth inning until the 12th in Sunday's 8-5 win over Western New England College. He allowed one hit while striking out four. In two appearances, Nicholson has allowed three hits and one earned run in six innings with five strikeouts. The Regents return to action March 25, the start of three consecutive days of doubleheaders at Road Ranger Stadium. Freeman Earns All-MAC Honors Senior Marke Freeman, who led the Northern Illinois women's basketball team with 16.1 points and 2.5 steals a game, was voted to the All-Mid-American Conference second team. Freeman ranked in the league's top-10 in six categories. Folven does it again Minot State senior Caroline Folven (Byron) earned her second straight Dakota Athletic Conference postseason award, making first team all-conference after being placed on the third team last season. The 6-foot center is Minot State's seventh all-time leading scorer with 1,092 points. This story appeared at http://www.rrstar.com/sports/college/x13281268/Snubbed-teams-Zip-it-Too-much-mediocrity-to-cry on March 17, 2011.
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Ready. Set. Celebrate!
Randolph-Macon College will dedicate the
John B. Werner Pavilion and the new
Day Field on Saturday, September 8, 2012.
The John B. Werner Pavilion
Day Field
"This is indeed cause for celebration," says R-MC President Robert R. Lindgren.
"The campus is more dynamic than ever with the addition of the Werner Pavilion and
the new Day Field."
The dedication of the John B. Werner Pavilion at the McGraw-Page Library will
take place at 10:00 a.m. This exciting addition to the R-MC campus
is named for Trustee Emeritus and Honorary Degree Recipient Dr. John B. Werner '53.
RSVP for the Werner Pavilion
John Werner '53
Werner, whose service to the college includes 20 years as a member of the Board
of Trustees, has served as a member of the Board of Directors of the Society of
Alumni and is a member of the Presidents Society and the Heritage Society.
He retired in 2007 as the executive director of the Robert G. Cabell III and Maude
Morgan Cabell Foundation, a position he had held since 1993. He retired from Sovran
Financial Corporation in 1991 as the vice chairman after a 33-year banking career.
Werner and his wife Anita fund the annual
British debaters' visit to R-MC, and they annually sponsor an on-campus
performance by the Richmond Symphony Orchestra.
R-MC's Phi Beta Kappa chapter is supported through a generous endowment
from the Werners, and at the annual Phi Beta Kappa Induction ceremony, the John
B. and Anita S. Werner Award is given to one or two PBK graduating seniors. Additionally,
the McGraw-Page Library benefits from a generous
endowment set up by the Werners.
The John B. Werner Pavilion
The John B. Werner Pavilion will offer two spaces for faculty and student use. The
first floor, named in honor of Hardaway Abernathy '39, will be
open 24/7 for student study and will house a small café. Tables, seating and a large
table with a flat-screen computer will provide a range of study spaces. The second
floor includes a high-tech classroom named in honor of Professor Emeritus George
Brown Oliver '49.
Construction of the Werner Pavilion was made possible by a lead gift from the Robert
G. Cabell III and Maude Morgan Cabell Foundation.
The dedication of the new Day Field will take place at 11:00 a.m.
Director of Athletics Jeff Burns '87 will serve as emcee.
Day Field
Day Field is named for Bible Professor Frank L. Day, who gave the land for these
athletic fields in 1937.The new Day Field has a turf playing surface, stadium lights,
new brick walkways, a new press box, visitor stands, and a walking track. It is
surrounded on the north side by
Andrews Residence Hall and will be surrounded on the south side by the future
Birdsong Residence Hall.
Day Field is home to Randolph-Macon's football and men's lacrosse and women's lacrosse
Renovations to Day Field were made possible through the generous support of alumni,
parents, and Yellow Jacket fans.
Following the dedication, the Yellow Jackets Football Team will kick off the season
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Ok so this is confusing ! I was trying to figure out how overseas BGL readings are different to over here in Australia !
So i came across this article on a website:
"In America and some other countries blood/glucose is measured as mg/dl — milligrams per decilitre rather than mmol/L — millimole per litre. They are both a measure of the concentration of glucose in the blood but are just expressed differently.To obtain a conversion a factor of 18 should be used. For example to convert 135 mg/dl to mmol/L divide the 135 by 18 which will give a converted reading of 7.5 mmol/L. The converse example to convert 6.5 mmol/L to mg/dl multiply the 6.5 by 18 which will give a converted reading of 117 mg/dl. Normal readings will range from 72-144 mg/dl and 4-8 mmol/L."
& confused me even more !!
If anyone knows how to explain it better please let me know !


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Burnt Face Man's 8th episode here after a while out. The episodes don't follow on from each other so don't worry if you haven't seen the others.
Rated 4.5 / 5 stars April 25, 2010
nice one, funny as hell
Rated 3 / 5 stars April 24, 2010
Wow, I reviewed nearly everything of David Firth's (all the Salad Fingers episodes and all of the Burnt Face Man episodes) and I have to say that this one is really nice! I liked nearly everything about it, but it still had some stuff wrong with it.... I mean the randomness was a bit much, what I mean is that this cartoon like didn't exactly go anywhere, not only that, but also the ussage of the word "fuck" goes a bit override here. I just wish for the most part David Firth would work more on the graphics area than just busting out sequels, however no Burnt Face Man cartoon has (or ever will be) considered bad or terrible in any way. They're all good, I just didn't like the randomness. I just thought I would point that out even though you did say that they don't follow each other. The least you could do is develop a solid story line for each little submission you do in this series.
Rated 5 / 5 stars February 1, 2010
You have made this old tin soldier rather happy :D
Rated 4 / 5 stars February 1, 2010
I didn't enjoy this episode like the others anyway...
Rated 5 / 5 stars December 24, 2009
Just hilarious.
I have just now finished watching every episode of Burnt Face Man, and I have to say, it may have been one of the funniest flash series I have ever seen. I love the awkward puns, and how Burnt Face man is just practically a joke to all the citizens which is ironic because typically heroes are idolized. Mr. Firth, you are a comedic genius, and I thank you for brightening my world with this comedy gold. 5/5 10/10
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Smokers looking to light up socially haven't been able to in Maryland's bars and restaurants since 2007, when the General Assembly banned smoking in most public places.
Enter the state's growing number of hookah lounges, where patrons smoke flavored tobacco through water pipes and often can bring their own alcohol to consume. Faced with little regulation, their number has increased fivefold to nearly 30 since 2007, when they were exempted from the state law because the sale of tobacco was deemed their "primary activity."
Throughout Maryland, no specific laws regulate hookah lounges, which often fall outside zoning rules. There's little or no regulation in terms of health department oversight, alcohol consumption or hours of operation.
"It's really like the Wild, Wild West," said Tom Quirk, chairman of the Baltimore County Council and representative of the Catonsville and Arbutus area. "There's really not a lot of oversight and enforcement."
Hoping to rein in the proliferation of hookah lounges, the Baltimore County Council voted unanimously Monday to approve a measure directing the county Planning Board to develop recommendations to regulate hookah lounges "in a manner consistent with the public health, safety and welfare of the citizens of Baltimore County."
Sam Taha, manager at Towson Nights Hookah Lounge Cafe in Towson, was not aware of the council's action but said that stricter oversight for hookah lounges would not necessarily hurt business.
"It wouldn't affect the business because it's a hookah lounge and, regardless, people will come there to smoke hookah," Taha said. "Regardless, people will come out."
Hookah lounges offer different flavored tobacco products known as shisha, which are smoked on the premises from a hookah, or communal water pipe. Lounges, many with couches and ottomans, offer a relaxed atmosphere for a clientele that's largely, though not exclusively, young adults and college students.
Kathleen Hoke, director of the Legal Resource Center for Tobacco Regulation, Litigation & Advocacy at the University of Maryland Francis King Carey School of Law, said the number of hookah lounges in Maryland is increasing, especially around college campuses. The number ballooned to about 29 last year from six in 2007, said Hoke, citing the center's studies.
Both County Councilman Todd Huff, a Republican who represents Lutherville and the northern part of the county, and Councilman David Marks, a Republican who represents Towson, say they've received complaints about noise and behavior in the early-morning hours from residents and business owners near Towson Nights, on Allegheny Avenue.
Towson resident Phil Grillo, who owns Grillo Jewelers across the street from Towson Nights, characterized patrons there as "very rowdy, loud — obnoxious.
"Here in Towson on Main Street, USA, you don't need a hookah lounge," he said.
Taha denied that there were major problems, and said his establishment doesn't receive many complaints about the business.
Taha acknowledged the lounge allows patrons 21 and older to bring their own alcohol, but said it employs four security guards, at least one of whom is posted outside to check IDs and monitor activity on the sidewalks. The lounge is open to patrons 18 and older.
Taha said anyone caught drinking who isn't 21 "could be prosecuted," and no alcohol is allowed after 2 a.m., although the lounge is open until 4 a.m. on weekends.
"They mostly drink tea" after 2 a.m., Taha said. "No one is allowed to bring in alcohol after 1:45 a.m. We put the lights on, cut the music and collect all the alcohol."
John Michael Bohnes, general manager of Ice Hookah Lounge on York Road in Towson, said his business operates "very, very similar to a bar."
The lounge, a black-lit storefront with glowing white designs in the window, asks customers for ID at the door, and no alcohol is allowed at a table if even one of the customers there is not of legal drinking age, he said. The business also stops seating new customers and orders drinks off the tables at 2 a.m. from Wednesday to Saturday, when the lounge is open until 4 a.m.
"We don't want to seem like we have a pass with certain things," Bohnes said. "We know a lot of people leave the bars and want to come here and drink more."
Bohnes also was not aware of the council's action. Quirk and Councilman Ken Oliver, a Democrat who represents the Randallstown area, also have hookah lounges in their districts and co-sponsored the resolution.


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An indoor pool at Huntington Harbor home, and a view
It's easy to feel like you're on vacation in this chalet-style home set 60 feet above Huntington Harbor. Along with decks on two floors, the six-bedroom, five-bathroom home also features a heated indoor gunite pool and steam shower. It was recently listed for $1.05 million.
The house was built in 1982; the current owner purchased it in the mid-'80s, adding a wing with the pool and master bedroom,...Read more »
Old Westbury mansion reminiscent of a Newport castle
An Old Westbury mansion built by Thomas Hastings — the architect for the New York Public Library — is on the market for $9.49 million.
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Lowe Campbell Ewald, Detroit Follow Update
- 2000 Brush Street, Suite 601
- Detroit, Michigan 48226
- United States
- Phone: (+1) (586) 574-3400
- Fax: (+1) (586) 393-4657
Chief Executive Officer
Phone: (+1) 586.558.7209
As the leader of one of the most acclaimed full service, fully integrated advertising and marketing communications agencies in the U.S., Jim is known for his focus on driving business results for clients and his proven ability to expand and win new business.
An agency veteran of 22 years, Jim served as Chief Client Officer for four years prior to being named CEO. In this role, he was responsible for leading all 35+ agency client accounts, including Alltel Wireless, Cadillac, Carrier, Chicken of the Sea, Consumers Energy, General Motors, Ghirardelli, Kaiser Permanente, Olympic Paints and Stains, OnStar, USAA, the United States Navy, the University of Michigan, and Western Governors University.
Since 1998, Jim has been the major architect behind the agency's "growth culture," diversifying and expanding the client roster into new categories such as financial services, health care, consumer goods and government services.
Prior to that and since joining Campbell Ewald in 1991, Jim led sales and marketing for the agency's publishing division, and then ultimately led the entire division, where it grew to become the largest agency-based custom publisher in the U.S.
He obtained his Bachelor of Science degree from Michigan State University with continuing education at the University of Chicago, Stanford University and the University of Detroit.
Chief Creative Officer
Mark Simon is Chief Creative Officer at CE, with responsibility for all agency clients, including Alltel Wireless, Carrier, Chicken of the Sea, Ghirardelli, Kaiser Permanente, Olympic Paints and Stains, OnStar, USAA, the EPA, the U.S. Mint, the U.S. Navy and the U.S. Postal Service.
Mark joined CE in 2000 and has helped attract many of the above clients to the agency and continues to build these brands and businesses. He has over 20 years of experience in developing effective communications across all channels. His efforts have gained recognition at Cannes, Clio, The One Show, Communication Arts and the London International.
Mark's other contributions include developing work for HAVEN, a domestic violence shelter in Pontiac, Mich., and the Ad Council. He serves as a board member of Detroit Creative Directors Council and D Awards Council. Previous agency experience includes FCB, Bozell Worldwide, Doner and Young & Rubicam. Previous clients include Chrysler, Jeep, Coleman, Consumers Energy, Detroit Red Wings, Lincoln-Mercury and Canadian Tire.
Chief Client Officer
Phone: (+1) 586-558-7271
Kathleen was named COO at Lowe Campbell Ewald in July 2013 and is responsible for account management, strategic planning and analytics, media planning and buying, and overall agency process.
Kathleen has a rare ability to see the big picture with acute accuracy and objectivity, as well as lead with clear vision and fairness. This comes, in part, from her ability to consume and process large amounts of information and detail. It also comes from her natural problem-solving ability. She is able to take on complex and multi-level challenges. While she may not admit it on a daily basis, the more complex the problem the more energized she is by solving it. She will find multiple solutions for a challenge, then present you with action plans for each. In this way she is a force of nature.
When it comes to clients and coworkers, she shows fierce loyalty driven by her personal value of integrity: do the right thing because it's the right thing to do. Not that Kathleen is always easy to sway: she is a truly unique blend of formidable business professional and compassion, and she sees the business and human side of situations with great clarity.
The COO role at Lowe Campbell Ewald is the latest in a series with increasing operational responsibilities. In her previous role as President, Managing Director, she continued to lead the Navy account, which has been with the agency for 12 years. She also established and ran the Campbell Ewald San Antonio office.
Prior to joining the agency, she worked as Regional Group Brand Director at Ogilvy & Mather-London, where she restructured processes on the Ford of Europe account to bring greater strategic and creative thinking to bear on the client's work. As Director of Brand Planning at Ogilvy & Mather-Detroit, she co-created Ford's brand management system, co-developed the agency's first planning process, and brought global alignment to all of Ford's research activities.
Kathleen resides in Royal Oak, Michigan. She adores her family and loves traveling, particularly to Northern Michigan.
Director, Business Development
Phone: (+1) (586) 558-6148
- - New Business
With his high-energy and can-do attitude, Pete champions the agency's new business acquisition initiatives. His breadth and depth of experience in the industry drives our growth strategies and best practices, and most importantly, business solutions for prospective clients.
Pete likes to think of new business as "the ultimate team sport" and he knows how to bring a team together to get focused on a client's business. An advocate of research and analytics, he understands that to discover the most effective solutions, the team must combine carefully gathered data with insights about the consumer, brand and marketplace, and translate that into a strategy and action plan that will help a brand make meaningful connections with people.
Over the last 20+ years, Pete has been a driving force behind the development of brand positioning and communications for clients as diverse as Chiquita, Motrin IB, Pennzoil, Quaker State, U.S. Cellular, Giant Eagle, Six Flags and the Detroit Zoo. He joined Lowe Campbell Ewald from Enlighten, a digital marketing services agency, and prior to that he spent the majority of his career at Doner advertising.
Pete received his B.B.A. from the University of Michigan where he played tuba in the marchingband. Outside of work, Pete enjoys hanging with his family, supporting the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society, and occasionally playing in a "grown up" rock band.
President, Managing Director
Phone: (+1) (310) 358-4846
The brains behind our operations in Los Angeles. She may have a to-do list a mile long, but if anyone can get things done efficiently and keep the glass half full, it's Angela.
Since joining the CE team in 2004, Angela has been instrumental in building our LA business and client roster. Not only is she passionate about seeing organic growth with current clients, she's also been responsible for bringing in new business, including partnerships with Ghirardelli Chocolates, Chicken of the Sea, PIMCO, Los Angeles Tourism and McKesson.
Under her leadership, the award-winning Kaiser Permanente "Thrive" campaign has extended into innovative media outlets, including train station dominations, unique OOH display units, online video banners, takeover pages, and community-focused sponsorships.
She's also an expert on marketing to women, with a keen understanding of the emotional triggers involved in women's retail habits. She has spoken on the topic at various conferences, including the ISSM CONVERGE Conference; the WLN Conference; the M2W Conference in Chicago; and the Marketing to Women Conference in Copenhagen, Denmark.
Chief Financial Officer
Phone: (+1) 586-558-6222
Jarilyn is a leader with proven success in the areas of financial management, budget development and analysis, government contract administration, client compensation and contracting, and operational process improvement. With a track record of leadership in high-pressure environments, she brings a highly collaborative approach to problem solving in her oversight of the agency's finance and administration areas.
Jarilyn joined Lowe Campbell Ewald in 1995 and was promoted to Finance Director of the agency in 2001, handling all aspects of both corporate financial planning and client compensation. She was instrumental in establishing the agency's Federal Government Contracting Group.
Prior to joining Lowe Campbell Ewald, she held several accounting and finance positions with Penske Logistics, including Director of Finance and Strategic Planning.
Jarilyn holds an MBA from the University of Michigan, as well as an accounting degree from Walsh College.


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Kevin Thomson has revealed that he snubbed the opportunity to remain in England in favour of staying at Hibernian.
Hibernian boss Pat Fenlon has confirmed the club have completed the signings of Kevin Thomson and Rowan Vine.
Kevin Thomson admits he has no idea where his future lies after ending his second spell with Hibernian.
Hibernian midfielder Kevin Thomson insists his main aim is helping the team fulfil their potential this season.
Hibernian have completed the signing of midfielder Kevin Thomson on a short-term deal.
Hibernian boss Pat Fenlon has confirmed to Sky Sports that they are hoping to tie up a deal for Kevin Thomson.
Sky Sports sources understand that Hibernian are in talks with former star Kevin Thomson.
Midfielder Kevin Thomson will not be re-signing with Hibernian because the club have no budget remaining for players.
Middlesbrough have parted company with Scottish international midfielder Kevin Thomson.
Middlesbrough midfielder Kevin Thomson admits he almost quit the game last season but is now targeting an international return for Scotland.
Tony Mowbray has confirmed that Kevin Thomson was knocked unconscious during their 2-0 defeat to Leeds.
Scottish star Kevin Thomson has declared himself ready to join Middlesbrough's promotion charge.
Middlesbrough manager Tony Mowbray believes midfielder Kevin Thomson is close to pushing for a return to first-team action.
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Kevin Thomson is looking to make an impact on the way to helping Middlesbrough back to the top flight.
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Tony Mowbray insists Kevin Thomson will have to play through pain in order to get back to full fitness.
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Ryan's voting record at odds with his rhetoric
Re: "Ryan slams Obama, electrifies the GOP," Aug. 30
Rep. Paul Ryan had the temerity to say during hisconvention speech: "[Democrats] have no answer to this simplereality: We need to stop spending money we don't have." Truth be told, Ryan is not a"deficit hawk" but a political opportunist.
Lest we notforget, this is the same congressman who voted for Medicare Part D, the Troubled Asset Relief Program and every defense spending increase during hispolitical career. He seems to wholeheartedly support DickCheney's witticism that "deficits don't matter."
Ryan's feeble attempt at defining himself with one speech does not get the job done, no matter how much those whose only intent is to extricate President Obama from 1600 Pennsylvania Ave. by any means necessary would hope. It would be an easier sell to the American people if Ryan had a record ofaccomplishment and/or service to our country. However, he is sorely lacking on both counts.
He never served in any branch of the armed forces and basically went directly from college to working for legislators Bob Kasten, Sam Brownback and Jack Kemp before being elected to Congress in 1998.
I submit that this is not the individual we want one heartbeat away from thepresidency. I am inclined to believe that the majority ofAmerican voters will concur and say thanks butno thanks to the Romney-Ryan ticket.
Marvin E. Adams
Obama will do well as a public speaker
Re: "Do voters feel sorry for Obama?" Washington Secrets, Aug. 29
Voters "feel sorry for Obama," accounting for his "staying ahead of Republican Mitt Romney in the presidential race," suggests Paul Bedard. But if voters want the best for President Obama, they ought to let him start a new career in January as a public speaker.
If Obama follows Bill Clinton's lead, he can earn $10 million a year.
I will vote for Mitt Romney to bring freedom to the economy, but I wish President Obama as much success as he can earn from admirers who voluntarily buy seats to bask in his eloquence.
David P. Hayes
'Religious zealots' also fought for equal rights
Re: "Most 'right-to-lifers' are scientifically ignorant," From Readers, Aug. 29
DinoDrudiaccuses pro-lifers of ignorance, but only demonstrates his own by using ad hominem and guilt-by-association fallacies and fantastic generalizations over science and truth.
He complains that "the anti-abortion movement has primarily been a religious movement," seemingly ignorant of the religious origins of other movements (anti-slavery, civil rights) that stood up for those with no legal voice. He pauses from his attack on pro-lifers to accuse some religious groups of relegating women to "second-class status," implying that only priests are fully Christian, a view that nobody holds.
Drudi declares that pro-lifers ignore "Genesis' definition of human life as beginning with thenewborn'sfirst independent breath." But there is no"definition" of human life in Genesis or any mention of anewborn'sfirst breath. Genesis does mention God putting his own breath/spirit into the first fully formed man.
If his assertion that the "vast majority" of scientists support abortion is true, I would only note that the vast majority of scientific advances have required adjusting or correcting notions held by the "vast majority" of scientists and scholars in the past.
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I'm a Druid in the Order of Bards, Ovates and Druids. I'm an ordained priest in the Universal Gnostic Fellowship. I'm the Coordinating Officer of the Denton, Texas Covenant of Unitarian Universalist Pagans. This year I'm also serving as a member of the Board of Trustees of CUUPS National. I'm a member of the Denton Unitarian Universalist Fellowship.
I write as a spiritual practice. It helps me organize my thoughts and work through ideas and concepts. It helps me evaluate my beliefs and practices against my core values and against what I know (or at least, what I think I know) to be true. It helps me interpret my experiences (religious and otherwise) in ways that are both meaningful and honest.


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Louisville Metro Government and the Louisville Energy Alliance are encouraging building owners and operators to get on-board and join the 3rd annual Kilowatt Crackdown competition. It's a way to track energy use and ultimately improve the city's environment.
Participants use the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency's free benchmarking tools to track energy use and then make improvements to become more energy efficient over the course of the contest. At its conclusion, a final benchmarking score is submitted to the LEA. Superior performers are then recognized at a special ceremony recognizing participants for greatest improvement and most efficient, in a variety of ENERGY STAR ratable building categories. These categories include office, retail and medical buildings, banks, hotels, churches, K-12 schools and more. In the last two years, more than 220 different buildings, including Metro Government buildings, have competed in the program.
"The smallest change can make a difference for our environment. Participating in the Kilowatt Crackdown could be the first step you take in going green," Mayor Greg Fischer said. "It's great for your building's bottom line and great for our community."
To assist commercial building owners and managers in achieving their goal of becoming more energy efficient and be competitive in the Kilowatt Crackdown, the Louisville Energy Alliance is hosting a free Commercial Energy Efficiency Expo on October 6. It will run from 9:30 a.m. – 2:30 p.m. in the Kentucky International Convention Center's Cascade Ballroom. The expo is a great opportunity to meet with experts on energy efficiency and learn what products and services are available. If you are interested in participating, exhibit space is still available.
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A $30,000 grant from PNC Bank is more than icing on the cake for Upper Fell's Point's Billie Holiday Project, a block transformation slated for the 200 block of S. Durham St., an alley street.
"The original plan was to do painted screens on the block," said Steve Schwei, who is managing the project. "As we got going, it just sort of grew."
Thanks to the cash infusion, it has grown quite a bit. The project will now add five murals and a mosaic–all honoring Billie Holiday–to the painted screens.
Why the Billy Holiday theme? At one time, she lived on the block.
"It's not even clear which house she lived in exactly," said Schwei, adding that 217 is commonly identified as her one-time residence.
Joe Rizza will construct the mosaic. Painting murals will be artists Michael Kirby, Bridget Cimino, Anne Kotleba and James Eichelberger. Schwei noted that the number of muralists that answered the Billie Holiday Project's call for artists exceeded the number of planned murals, so some of the artists will be collaborating.
"We decided to use all of the artists who applied," he said.
The $30,000 in grant money will cover the murals and mosaic; the Upper Fell's Point Improvement Association will cover the rest of the expenses of the project, which Schwei estimates at an additional $1,500.
The block will be renamed "Lady Day Way," as "Lady Day" was Holiday's nickname. Since a simple street sign wouldn't do the flashy crooner justice, the Billie Holiday Project will be spelling out "Lady Day Way" on the road itself, in artistic lettering with details such as music notes between the words.
The words will be arranged in Belgian block, the same road surface of yesteryear that covers the waterfront's Thames St. On this front, Schwei noted that the project has received significant help from First District Councilman Jim Kraft.
"He knew where some available Belgian block was in a city yard somewhere," he said, adding that Kraft would arrange for the repaving of the street around the block once "Lady Day Way" is in place.
"The Belgian block is not going to fill the entire street; we don't want all that rumbling," said Schwei. "I think that's what helped sell the project."
Additional help came from Fell's Point Main Street, which is acting as the project's sales agent, Schwei added. Fell's Point Main Street's nonprofit status removes taxes from the equation.
Schwei, who lives on the 200 block of S. Durham St., said that a transformation is just what his block needs. There are five vacant houses, he said, and the rest are a 50/50 mix of rented and owner-occupied properties.
The Billie Holiday Project is still working on artist agreements and getting homeowners to sign off on mural designs. One of the murals will be on the rear of the Fell's Point Corner Theatre.
"We want to paint a picture of the Royal Theatre in West Baltimore," Schwei said, "with Billie signing an autograph for a child out front."
Schwei describes himself as a casual fan of the singer.
"I listen to some of her music, and I like it, but that's not what motivated me," he said. "We're recognizing a celebrated person that came from Baltimore, and transforming the block."
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Durham police have identified the woman whose body was found Wednesday morning near the American Tobacco Trail.
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Eagles signed TCU RB Matthew Tucker.
Carson Palmer will seek a second opinion on the nerve issue in his throwing shoulder.
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The popular social-networking site made headlines last week when founder Steve Ressler sold it to GovDelivery
GovLoop founder Steve Ressler made headlines last week by selling his popular social-networking site to GovDelivery, a Minneapolis-based vendor that offers public communication services to government agencies.
Ressler had been managing the site, which has attracted 20,000 users in just 15 months, during evenings and weekends while holding a day job at the Homeland Security Department. Now GovLoop is his full-time job.
"Perhaps this government loss will also be a government gain, as Ressler will be able to devote both his day- and nighttime jobs to connect government employees to each other to improve government," wrote Adelaide O'Brien, an analyst at market research firm IDC Government Insights.
But man-about-town and consultant Mark Amtower is somewhat skeptical, noting that the site was popular in part because it was managed by a government insider. "Now that it is no longer run by and for feds, it will lose much of the 'one of us' feel that it had," he wrote in a comment posted on FCW's story about the acquisition.
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One thing I am adamant about is that I will maintain the spirit and authenticity of the site. I'm 3rd generation fed and will be in public service my whole life so I am only interested in making goverment.
I think this opportunity allows me to connect more government at a broader scale and do more good. I'm excited about the possiblity to really make gov't more efficient at a grand scale. Yes I'm that dorky.
GovLoop has always been an unofficial government site - done on the side, no gov't approval,and built on Ning. So in a sense, this change is making it more clear what GovLoop is. And much as FCW is a private company but does a lot of good for government. I hope GovLoop does the same.
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