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Designer Martyn Lawrence Bullard has been one of my personal favorite "characters" to get to know this season, with his sassy attitude, wit and some of his celebrity clients actually agreeing to appear on the show.
We've watched him do rooms for Sharon Osbourne, Daisy Fuentes, Jimmy Choo boss lady Tamara Mellon and Girl Gone Wild mastermind Joe Francis; he's also revamped a Hollywood hotspot in the desert and shopped for other important clients like Elton John and David Furnish. Heard of them? Yeah, it's big time.
I caught up with Bullard to get the scoop on tonight's Season 1 finale (airs July 19, 10PM ET on Bravo), to hear all about the one person from the show he doesn't get along with and to find out which of his A-list clients we might see in Season 2. Somewhere in there, we attempted to start a media feud between him and his new pal, 'Flipping Out' star Jeff Lewis.
I love the show and everyone on it, but you've been the standout. Have you been getting that a lot lately?
Yes, I have! It's been crazy. I'm here in New York to shoot one of the breakfast TV shows, and I have literally been stopped on the street constantly. I couldn't even get to my table at dinner last night without five people asking me to take pictures with them. It's crazy. [Laughs]
So I assume Andy Cohen and the Bravo execs are happy with how the show has done?
I think so, yes. You know, they had nothing like this in their stable at Bravo. Obviously they have the Jeff Lewis 'Flipping Out' show, but it's such a different ballgame from where we are with a multiple-cast show that's very high-end. So for Bravo it's kind of become a really great new product.
That's the biggest question watching your show. You all seem to be, for the most part, in the same league. Is Jeff Lewis in another league?
Yeah, it's a whole different ballgame. For instance, I don't look at any project with less than a million dollar budget. But I think if you watch the Jeff Lewis show, he tends to do things for maybe $100,000 or $200,000. It's a very different end of the marketplace.
I kind of want to start a feud between you and Jeff now ...
He'd love it actually! I just met Jeff for the first time -- I was doing a show house for Veranda Magazine last week, and he came to the gala night. He came to hang out in my room, and he's so lovely and he's a huge fan of the show. But it's so funny -- both of his girls that work with him on the show were like, "Ohmygod please can we leave Jeff and come and work for you instead?" [Laughs] Very cute.
You and Kathryn are good pals on the show. Is there anyone that you don't get along with?
Kathryn's been a great mate of mine for 15 years ... literally, we've been on vacations together, and she's the most hilarious person I know. Kathryn and I have a great relationship. Nathan has been a friend of all of ours for a long time. His shop used to be next door to my offices ... and actually very soon will be next to my offices again because we're kind of doing a joint thing together. You're the first to know about that! I only met Mary properly about a year ago, and we've become great mates. She is so funny. You know, her portrayal on the show makes her come off like a bit of a bitch. But if you know her, that's really her personality -- she's very funny. She's a riot.
Jeffrey and Ross ... I've known Jeffrey for a while, just from sort of around. Ross is fairly new to the scene. I don't really know them or socialize with them that much. Everybody's really pretty friendly ... but obviously with Ross in the first episode, he throws my fabric aside in some mad moment of drama. But that's silly because they've ordered that fabric, and that fabric actually won Best Fabric of the Year and I won Fabric Designer of the Year because of it last year, so ... when the rest of the world's tastemakers vote it number one and he, who no one's ever heard of, throws it to one side, I don't think that's really gonna bother me.
If there's a Season 2,will more of your celebrity clients be on board to appear on the show?
I have got some unbelievable things in my back pocket for Season 2. A huge world magnate who I'm doing a castle for in Italy, a major A-list celebrity who I'm doing a vast, extraordinary Tuscan-style villa for in Hollywood, an Oscar winner who I'm creating a trophy room for, for his unbelievable amount of awards. So I've got some pretty wild things in my back pocket.
I just want to see what Elton John and David Furnish did with that tray you got them on your shopping trip to London. Work on that!
[Laughs] That's a good idea!
What can you tease about tonight's finale?
The season finale is amazing for me, actually. There's quite a lot of drama for poor Kathryn, and for Jeffrey and even for Mary. High tension, high drama. But I'm very fortunate that I win the International Interior Designer of the Year, so we have a wonderful party where Kelly Osbourne's my date, and all sorts of fabulous celebrities come out. It's really an extraordinary achievement to my career, and we were so lucky that happened while we were filming. And the mayor in Los Angeles created that day as the official Martyn Lawrence Bullard Day. So now for the rest of my life, I have my own day! [Laughs] Though all I think it means is I can park for free anywhere in Hollywood on that day. [Laughs]
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Animal Friends hosted "girls night out" on Saturday at the Westover VFW.
It was luau-themed and served as a fundraiser for the group.
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There was a young boy who approached his father who had just returned from a
hectic day at the office and asked if he would play with him, the father told
him to go and play for a few minutes, then he would play with him, minutes later
the boy again approached his father and plead the same inquiry, the father took
a map of the world tore it up in several pieces and told the little boy to go
and put the picture back together then he would play with him, the little boy
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father was amazed and asked how he did it, the intelligent little boy said, easy
dad, on the back of the picture was picture of the family, I just put the family
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The heavens are weeping not for the little ones who have returned to the loving arms of a Heavenly Father but for the fact we have left His piece of the puzzle out of the picture of the world.
I hope this does not offend anyone. Jesus healed many with "chemical imbalances".
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Fewer student are going into mental health fields; because they are told that
their degrees are worthless, and of no value.
No one wants to fund mental health treatment, so there are few openings to work in the field.
Few people want to get a masters or doctorate degree; and make as much money as someone with a high school or bachelor's degree.
If as a society we will not fund mental health treatment; then the mentally ill will go untreated.
- 10:44 a.m. Dec. 17, 2012
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@eastcoastcoug and other critical thinkers. There is only ONE way to stop people using guns to commit crime. That is ban the possession of any firearm with the penalty of death. No guns for the police or any agency. No guns period. Confiscate every gun and melt them down. Even this would not prevent some guns from getting into a criminals hands. Any thing less that this is just wishful thinking.
- 11:04 a.m. Dec. 17, 2012
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"The Obama regime has a long, LONG history of circumventing law and
Constitution to accomplish its transparent totalitarian aims.
Real people are rightly concerned."
This was posted here not long ago.
It is this kind of nonsensical paranoia that does have real people concerned. Very concerned.
- 11:06 a.m. Dec. 17, 2012
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Guns don't kill people. People with guns kill people.
- 11:06 a.m. Dec. 17, 2012
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Providing resources for the mentally ill should be a priority. I know people who suffer from schizophrenia and depression but are not always aware of medication that can help them or cannot afford them. While nobody doubts that we can't make everyone 100% safe, that simply isn't an excuse to do nothing.
- 11:09 a.m. Dec. 17, 2012
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People here (and the NRA) bemoan the mention of any kind of gun control. We
already have restrictions on personal ownership of many types of weapons.
Private ownership of surface to air missile launchers is not legal. Why? What
if someone feels they need a surface to air missile launcher to protect
themselves? Why is it acceptable to the NRA and their followers to outlaw that
type of weapon but unacceptable to outlaw armor piercing bullets or 50-round
ammo clips? Why are we allowing the NRA to dictate our national agenda on gun
control and use coercion to prevent even starting discussions of reasonable
controls? Why is it unacceptable for someone to own a missile launcher that can
shoot down a commercial airliner full of innocent people but acceptable for
someone to own a high-powered gun with multiple 50-round ammo clips that can
shoot down a room full of kindergarten children in a matter of just a few
It is way past time to have these discussions and take the NRA out of the drivers seat on policy! Way past time!
- 11:10 a.m. Dec. 17, 2012
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To "eastcoastcoug" your logic is severly lacking. The problem
isn't the legal gun owners. What you want to do will only disarm the
law-abiding people and make it easier for criminals to commit acts of violence.
Just look at the cities that have done exactly what you ask for, they have high
crime rates involving guns.
The solution is actually counterintuitive. Make getting guns easier, and allow teachers to conceal-carry.
The 2nd ammendment was not just for hunting and national defense. It was also put in place as a warning to the government about getting out of control. An armed people can prevent tyrany because tyrants fear an armed populace.
- 11:20 a.m. Dec. 17, 2012
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Re: "I think Barak Obama's grasp of the Constitution is far more
advanced than that of folks who argue that the solution . . . is to have . . .
principals and teachers . . . armed . . . ."
No doubt you do.
Fortunately, that doesn't mean that Obama's grasp actually IS "far more advanced."
The Second Amendment is actually quite simple -- " . . . the right of the people to keep and bear Arms, shall not be infringed."
It doesn't take an "advanced" grasp of the Constitution to understand those 14 words. Liberals suggest, however, that only "progressive" gnosticism can unlock the key to its true meaning -- "the right of the people to keep and bear arms SHALL be infringed."
- 11:25 a.m. Dec. 17, 2012
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Left wing looney, controlling nut jobs, left wing crazies, Obama circumvents the
law, ignorant and fearful, shrill voices on the left, left wingo wacko, fear
monger. It doesn't matter what the topic is, those who claim to be
conservative on this board, much like their national leaders Shaun, Rush and
Glenn seem to feel a need to call people names and try to belittle them rather
than have an intelligent conversation about real solutions to real problems.
This country is in deep trouble and love of country and love of freedom is not
something exclusively owned by those on the political right.
The writing of the constitution was a grand compromise with many disagreements and strong battles and feelings. The difference was that these men showed respect one for another and were able to disagree without being disagreeable. They didn't believe that if someone said something they didn't like they were entitled to respond in kind or even with more venom.
Contrary to what some of you have said I am not lib or democrat I am actually a registered republican tired of the attitude of superiority of the far right. We are Americans above all else.
- 11:25 a.m. Dec. 17, 2012
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Why is it that the liberal Left in this country insist on making all schools and
most public places "Gun Free Zones" yet the very first reaction they
have when something goes wrong in one of these places is to call 911 and ask for
someone with a gun to come rescue them? If a person with a gun can help AFTER a
problem occurs, would it not have been better to have a person with a gun in
place BEFORE something bad occurred?
In 1982, the Kennesaw, Georgia City Council unanimously passed a law requiring heads of households to own at least one firearm with ammunition. (There was no enforcement mechanism for ensuring the law was followed.) Following the law's passage, the crime rate dropped 89 percent in the city in the first year but there was no significant change in the surrounding communities. The second year saw a reduction of 45% compared to the first year. Today, 30 years later, the population of Kennesaw has grown six fold but the crime rate is still the lowest in the Atlanta metro area. And yes, the law is still on the books.
Coincidence? I think not. Guns save lives.
- 11:33 a.m. Dec. 17, 2012
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It appears that there's no correlation between gun control and murder
rates, as odd as that conclusion may sound. The 2007 Harvard Journal of Law
& Public Policy article "Would Banning Firearms Reduce Murder and
Suicide? A Review of International and Some Domestic Evidence"
(you can google it and read the full article online) presents some surprising findings and conclusions. They found a negative correlation, which is just strange. But there it is. It's a fascinating read which leads me to think that a real solution lies somewhere else. Not in guns. Do something, yes. But do something that works!
At the same time, I can see how limiting access to certain types of weapons makes it harder to kill larger numbers of people. It's not like we allow all US citizens the right to have their own personal nuclear bomb or stockpile of anthrax. And for good reason. Even if just a fraction of a fraction of a fraction of a percent used a bomb, well, that would be more than enough. But does that same logic scale down to guns?
Again, I look at the Harvard report above.
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"....The Second Amendment is actually quite simple -- " . . . the right of the people to keep and bear Arms, shall not be infringed."
It doesn't take an "advanced" grasp of the Constitution to understand those 14 words. Liberals suggest, however, that only "progressive" gnosticism can unlock the key to its true meaning -- "the right of the people to keep and bear arms SHALL be infringed."
To begin with, it's 27 words, not 14. Your arithmetic skills could use some brushing up on along with your understanding of history. Now let's look at those 27 words.
"A well regulated militia being necessary to the security of a free state, the right of the people to keep and bear arms shall not be infringed."
I find that wording just perfect as is. I wouldn't change a word. Now if you can just explain to me how a heavily armed population whose use of its firearms is left to nothing more than the individual judgment of each person constitutes a well regulated militia, you and I might be a step closer to finding some common ground.
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If this is truly to be an a-political discussion, can we include, along with Gun
Control, Mental Illness, etc. a discussion about societal norms and respect for
human life?
A society that embraces partial-birth abortion and promotes personal irresponsibility by encouraging dependence upon the government contributes to a victim mentality that has the right to use force to right social injustice.
This tragedy follows on the heels of Aurora CO and, before that, Columbine HS. Gun control can be discussed but shouldn't be the only focus.
- 12:07 p.m. Dec. 17, 2012
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"Unfortunately, single-trick liberal ponies "
Single-trick conservative ponies have only one answer... more guns everywhere. Ever bother to realize that the US is the highest gun per person rate in the world and yet our levels of gun violence are 5-25x that of Canada, Germany, Spain, England, or Japan?
"but the left wing crazies want only one thing - NO GUNS PERIOD. How do you have a discussion with these types?"
Very few on the left want no guns period. Most, including myself, just want tighter regulation. That's not the same as a ban.
"but the NRA well knows if it gives and inch the left will go for a mile immediately so that is why we can't have a sensible discussion."
You just admitted what the problem is, the NRA refuses to budge at all, even for things the majority of their members support. So we can't have a sensible discussion because of the NRA.
- 12:11 p.m. Dec. 17, 2012
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"We already have gun control at every level." Not even close to the
truth. Some state like Utah and Virginia make it easier to get a gun than a
drivers license. We need standardized gun control for the entire nation.
Mandatory criminal background checks, 10 day waiting period, no assault weapons,
no over-sized clips and no bullets than can go through body armor.
A National medical plan to seriously address care of mentally ill citizens. Right now mental health care, if offered at all on medical insurance, is very limited and expensive. Doctor should flag individuals w/ serious mental illness so they can not purchase guns.
- 12:14 p.m. Dec. 17, 2012
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lET'S MOVE AWAY FROM THE GUN CONTROL ISSUE. SOMEONE WHO WANTS TO KILL WILL FIND A WAT TO DO IT. We need to talk about what we endorse in the name of freedom. Check out your children's MUSIC, VIDEOS, TV PROGRAMS AND VIDEO GAMES. WE HAVE LEGALIZED MURDER IN THE FORM OF ABORTION.(whoa I feel there are times it is necessary and acceptable but this is another discussion) We are continually bombarded with violence. Our children's minds are full of violence and disregard for human life and respect. When we allow all of this, Why are we surprised with these acts of violence. If we want to stop this violence we need to get back to the basics of parenting in our own home. Teach our children right and wrong, bring in proper behavioral standards, eliminate the violent images in their lives whenever we can, get involved in society in curbing the violent content of their music and videos etc.. We can get rid of all of the guns, knives, explosives, cars, trucks, or planes and we will still have acts of violence if we do not change what is acceptable in our society.
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Nobody is land-invading the US. That's just suicide to attempt. Our air force would obliterate their transport aircraft/ships.
"The Obama regime has a long, LONG history of circumventing law and Constitution to accomplish its transparent totalitarian aims.
Real people are rightly concerned."
I'm concerned about people that far gone from reality stocking up on guns.
- 12:18 p.m. Dec. 17, 2012
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All of these attacks take place in gun-free zones. You never see one of these
attacks a your local sporting goods store, or the firing range, or the police
The model to be followed is the same one that TSA has taken. "We will have an armed agent on our flights." No hijackings of US aircraft since 2001.
When our country perceives a threat from another country, we increase our military, not decrease it.
President Obama's security continues to arm itself with the most state of the art lethal weapons.
If it works in all of these scenarios, why aren't we arming our teachers (at least those that would like to participate). Israel does it.
When it comes to those with no moral compass. Force makes better friends of them.
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It my hope that when discussing this terrible tragedy we don't lose sight of reality. The federal government wants to use this as an excuse to infringe on constitutionally guaranteed freedoms, the rationale, of course, being that such infringement would lead to more safety and security. Please, don't allow them, or their propagandists in the media, to convince you of this. The federal government is inefficient, incompetent and immoral. They and their increasingly corrupt, ineffective actions do NOT make you more safe. Ever heard of Fast and Furious? What happened in CT was horrible, but how many more innocents have died because of that debacle? Do not think that they are going to take care of you when they make gun ownership illegal. They won't. Even if they weren't so incapable, they couldn't anyway. You can't have policemen patrol every section of this country at every second. Nor would you want them to. People need to start getting used to fact that there are dangerous, bloodthirsty criminals wandering around and they possess firearms. Whether or not they purchase them legally is totally irrelevant. They have them. You better have them, too!
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Saint-Christophe-de-Chaulieu is situated in the Orne (Normandy region) in the north of France at 76 km from Alencon, the department capital. (General information: Saint-Christophe-de-Chaulieu is 233 km from Paris).
Popular places to visit nearby include Domfront at 21 km and Bagnoles de l'Orne at 36 km. For more places to visit and local tourist attractions see the map and listings below.
Some places that we or our contributors have visited and reviewed and can recommend close to Saint-Christophe-de-Chaulieu. Note that all distances shown are 'direct' and real driving distances will be greater.
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Below we show places with official tourist classifications and other places of interest to visit nearby that should provide inspiration if you are visiting Saint-Christophe-de-Chaulieu and wondering what to do next! Positions of each of these attractions is shown on the map below.
Recommended detour towns (fr: plus beau détour) Domfront (21km)
Regional Natural Parcs Normandie-Maine (52km)
Remarkable gardens Parc floral de Haute-Bretagne (48km); Argences (53km)
Sites of natural beauty Forêt de Saint-Sever (18km); Rochers des Parcs (32km); Roches de Ham (35km); Forêt de Fougères (47km)
Towns of Art and history Fougeres (52km)
Listed as villages d'etape - (recommended place to break a long journey) Villedieu-les-Poeles (31km); Torigni-sur-Vire (34km); Ducey (37km); Villers-Bocage (39km); Saint-Brice-en-Cogles (55km)
Villages in bloom 4* (fr: ville fleurie) Saint-Fraimbault (30km); Domjean (31km); Saint-Loup-du-Gast (44km)
Zoo and/or wildlife park Parc zoologique de Jurques (29km); Parc zoologique de Champrepus (38km)
Commune: Saint-Christophe-de-Chaulieu
Canton: Tinchebray
Arrondissement: Argentan
Department: Orne
Region: Normandy
Postcode: 61800
from Alencon (prefecture): 76 km
from Paris: 233 km
from Calais: 311 km
from Nice: 837 km
from Bordeaux: 435 km
from Strasbourg: 629 km
Saint-Christophe-de-Chaulieu is in the north of France. Most visitors arrive in one of the cross-challen ferry ports with Caen being especially close, typically within an hours drive. For driving distances to Saint-Christophe-de-Chaulieu from anywhere in France see driving distances and route planner.
We have 7 other places listed nearby (within 6 kilometres of Saint-Christophe-de-Chaulieu): Chaulieu, Le Fresne-Poret, Le Menil-Ciboult, Saint-Jean-Des-Bois, Truttemer-le-Grand, Truttemer-le-Petit and Yvrandes.
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Banana-Egg Pancake Withdrawals!
It has been an entire week since I have had the banana-egg pancakes! I was seriously having withdrawals. Maybe that was a little over dramatic, but I was craving some after my workout this morning. I finally fit my workout in early, I don't plan on having another lousy late-night workout anytime soon. Even if I eat before going to the gym that late, I'm still too tired to focus. I did a express kick and express ab class today. Tonight, I am going in for a weight training session. Jeremy goes at night, so I like to go with him and focus on weights. If I have time I fit in a little cardio.
- 3 Egg Whites
- 1 Medium Banana
- 1/2 Cup Blueberries
- 1 Serving PB2.
- In a mixing bowl: mash up banana. I usually cut mine into little slices, then mash it up with a fork.
- Add three egg whites to the mashed banana and combine
- Heat frying pan on medium high. Spray pan with cooking spray.
- Pour half the mixture onto the frying pan, top with blueberries and cover.
- Cook each side until golden brown. When you flip the pancake it needs to be really fast!
- Top each pancake with 1 tbsp of PB2 powdered peanut butter.
Recipe Makes two pancakes.
Nutrition for one pancake (with blueberries and pb2)
98 Calories, 1g Fat, 300g Potassium, 3g Fiber, 18g Carbs Protein 9g
Nutrition for one pancake (without blueberries and pb2)
79 Calories, 1g Fat, 259g Potassium, 3g Fiber, 16g Carbs, 9g Protein
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From the back, left to right: Bruce Davies (Executive Director), Steven Tuck, Shelley Gilmore, Lisa Guidi, Kyleen Myrah, Sharon McCoubrey, Jill Hilderman, Brian Sanders
From the front, left to right: Craig Gronsdahl, Melanie Hall-Szyszkiewicz
Regrets: Peter Borszcz
Investment & Finance Committee
Community Engagement Committee
Fund Development Committee
Organizational Development Committee
Grants Advisory Committee
Human Resources Committee
Craig Gronsdahl, Board Chair
Craig Gronsdahl is a Chartered Accountant who specializes in financial planning and wealth management for his clients.
Melanie Hall-Szyszkiewicz, Vice-Chair
Melanie is a Senior Financial Consultant at Investors Group Financial Services. She has accreditation's as a Certified Financial Planner, with Financial Planners Standards Council , and Elder Planning Counselor. Melanie has volunteered with COF since 2003 on the COF Grants Advisory Committee, as well as served on the COF Board of Directors for 3 years. She believes that The Central Okanagan Foundation is the ultimate destination for philanthropists to support, knowing their gift will strengthen our community, through the COF's granting programs.
Brian Sanders, Treasurer
Sharon McCoubrey, Director
Dr. Sharon McCoubrey is an Associate Professor in the Faulty of Education at UBC Okanagan, and serves as Coordinator of Community Engagement. Her specialty is art education. She is the Chair of the COF Grants Advisory Committee and has served on the COF Board of Directors for over 5 years.
Jill Hilderman, Director
Jill Hilderman is an Internationally-Accredited business communicator. Through her consultancy she supports clients in BC and Alberta by providing strategic communication services. A lifelong volunteer, Jill was previously a member of the COF Communications Committee and joined the Board of Directors in 2012.
Peter Borszcz, Director
Peter Borszcz is a lawyer and shareholder of Pihl Law Corporation focused on business law, corporations, commercial transactions, commercial real estate, residential real estate, estate planning and trusts.
Kyleen Myrah,
Dr. Kyleen Myrah is an educator, professional speaker, entrepreneur and active volunteer in her community. She is a Professor of Business at the Okanagan School of Business at Okanagan College teaching in the areas of marketing, management and entrepreneurship. She is also President of KyCo Management, a professional speaking and corporate training company speaking on topics such as mentorship, leadership, communication and social entrepreneurship. Kyleen was previously a member of the COF Governance Committee and joined the Board of Directors in 2013.
Lisa Guidi, Director
Lisa Guidi was born and raised in Kelowna, BC. A recent graduate of the University of British Columbia Okanagan, she holds a Bachelor of Science with Honours in Psychology. This is her second year serving as the Co-Chair of the Central Okanagan Foundation for Youth and she has recently joined the COF Board of Directors.
Steven Tuck, Director
Dr. Steven Tuck is the founding President of the OUC/OC Foundation, Named President Emeritus, O.C. Foundation in 2010. Holds degrees from McMaster University, York University, OUC (B.A. Hons., B.B.A. Hons, D.Litt.) and graduate studies at UNBSJ and INSEAD, Fontainebleau, France. Proudly bilingual Canadian. Publisher/owner of Forever Young. Dr. Tuck joined the COF Board in November 2013.


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Welcome to Central YMCA, the UK's leading health and fitness charity and the world's first YMCA. Changing lives for the better through a unique blend of education, training and campaigning, we're here to make others happier, healthier and more active.
Central YMCA operates across the health, fitness and education sectors.
The winners of the CYQ/BCS Fitness Trainer Competition have been announced after an exciting national final at the prestigious home of the FA, St George's Park on 1 May 2014.
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Department of Interior Design / Students / Student Organizations
Student Organizations
Interior Design Student Organization
The FSU Interior Design program has a very active Interior Design Student Organization. A constant stream of activities offers students opportunities for knowledge enrichment, service-learning and fellowship. Every Interior Design student (no matter where they are in the program) is encouraged to participate in the organization. To contact the Chapter officers, email them at firstname.lastname@example.com or check out facebook at: www.facebook.com/fsuidso
2012-2013 Officers
2012-2013 Officers: (left to right) Heather Dodd - Graduate Liaison, Danielle Konen - Treasurer, Alejandra Arenas - IIDA Student Chapter Vice President, Conner Smith - IIDA Student Chapter President, Melanie Murata - IDSO President, ASID Student Chapter President, Lindsey Baker - ASID Student Chapter Vice President, Hannah Altmann - Secretary, Jim Dawkins - Adviser
2011-2012 Officers
IDSO Officers for 2010-2011 are (pictured from left): Amanda Picken (IIDA Vice-President), John Eikevik (IIDA President), Kathryn Garrison (ASID President), Jena Wilson (ASID Vice-President), Jessica Cody (Secretary), and Darwen Hinton (Treasurer and IDSO President for FSU).
IDSO Officers for 2009-2010 were: ASID President: Najah Hines; ASID Vice-President: Sarah Cowart; IIDA President: Alexa Rae Hosner; IIDA Vice-President: Danielle Billings; Secretary: Autumn Barnes; Historian:Jhoana Antiquino; Treasurer: Claudia Gonzalez; IDSO President: Courtney Spitzner. Graduate Representatives are: Kathryn Garrison and Darwen Hinton.
(left to right: Carlie Moody, Tiffany Rolle,Ciara Sandoval, Claudia Gonzalez, Courtney Spitzer, Sam Wloch and Todd Smoyer.)
The 2008-2009 Interior Design Student Organization officers were:Tiffany Rolle (President of the overall organization.) The group broke up officer positions between ASID and IIDA for better communication between students and professionals. Todd Smoyer was the President of IIDA and Ciara Sandoval was the Vice President of IIDA. The officers for ASID were: Courtney Spitzner (President), Sam Wloch (VP/President Elect),Carlie Moody (Secretary), and Claudia Gonzalez (Treasurer).
The 2007-2008 ASID/IIDA officers were (from left): Allison Gardner, Treasurer; Katie Scott, Public Relations; Tiffany Rolle, President Elect/VP; Megan Perkins, Secretary; Carrie Brigham, President; and Matt Woodham, Historian.
The 2006-2007 ASID/IIDA officers were (from left): Stephanie Moss, President; Venera Dalati, Vice-President; Carolann Bond, Treasurer; Naomi Stroh, Secretary; and Sarah Moore, Public Relations.
The 2005-2006 ASID/IIDA officers were (from left): Bhavneet Birdi, Public Relations; Erica Bossart, Secretary-Treasurer; Bridget Dunn, Vice-President; and Anna Daugherty, President.
2004-2005 ASID/IIDA Student Chapter officers were (from left): Erin Pauley, Secretary; Meghan O'Reilly, Treasurer; Kristen Farrel, President; Emily Mattingly, Vice President.
The pictures below are views of some of 2004 's Halloween Party student and faculty revelers!


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Medical Student Disaster Medicine Education: The Development Of A Disaster Medicine Curriculum For Undergraduate Education (Prof. Della Corte)
Fellowship posted by Italian Ministry of Education, University and Research (17/05/2012 00.51)
Medical Student Disaster Medicine Education: the development of a Disaster Medicine Curriculum for Undergraduate Education (Prof. Della Corte)
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The aim is to develop and implement a disaster medicine curriculum for medical student education that can serve as a peer-reviewed, structured educational guide and resource. The research activity is included in the context of the Seven Programme Framework (Theme SEC-2011.7.6-1. Development of a European training curriculum for international crisis management. Scientific evidence, wherever available, should be incorporated and combined with professional expertise to build the content basis of the new curriculum. Following analysis of international guidelines on disaster response training, peer-reviewed publications, and programs, learning objectives will be fixed.
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SurgiStrategies spoke with Mark Semmelmayer, communications manager global marketing and communications for Kimberly-Clark Health Care Corporation to get an inside look aboard the Kimberly-Clark HAI Bus.
Can you give me some history on the bus?
The Kimberly-Clark Education Bus is a one-of-a-kind mobile classroom that offers highly topical, accredited clinical education courses to hospitals across America. The bus was created to help promote an increased awareness of healthcare-associated infections (HAIs) and has been touring the nation for three years in a row. Last year, the bus visited 79 locations in the U.S. and Canada, including stops at tradeshows and conferences. The stops occurred in 60 cities in 25 states and one Canadian province.
There have been some recent additions to the bus. Can you tell me more about those?
The bus now includes new environments, including learning and demo areas and a one-of-a-kind mobile classroom that offers accredited contact hours of continuing education on HAIs to clinicians on-site. The bus features 14 individual, computer-based learning stations. The 30-plus educational programs on-board the bus are continually updated. This year, there are eight to 10 new CE modules, seven new or updated modules for respiratory therapists and four new Excellence in Sterile Processing programs for central services. This year, clinicians are able to view demos and in service presentations on surgical drapes, environmental disinfectants, VAP products, patient warming systems, digestive health products and sterilization wrap.
The bus also have a new three-year commitment to be on the road: The bus has continued to receive positive customer feedback and the CEs issued remain at a high level. The new bus now engages more platforms of Kimberly-Clark Corporation, which will be able to provide clinicians with a more complete service.
What are some of the more popular topics that are covered in the curriculum?
The courses provide clinicians with additional knowledge on critical issues in healthcare, such as sterile processing, OR best practices, HAIs, ventilator-associated pneumonia (VAP), surgical site infections (SSIs), environmental disinfection and preventing the spread of airborne infections. Currently, the top three courses on the bus are: MRSA; Time for Action; Fire Safety in the OR and Guess Who's Coming to Surgery, a program on preventing surgical site infections.
Do facilities get to choose what they want covered, in terms of education?
To have the education bus visit a city, the facility needs to coordinate with their Kimberly-Clark sales representative. Once a date has been set, the facility can work with the sales representative to tailor the bus visit as they'd like, including which CE programs are desired and what the presentation schedule entails. They can even work together to develop content for customized promotional materials to display throughout facility. All the programs on the bus are resident on a server and are always available at the individual learning stations. However, a facility can instruct their personnel to take a specific course or to choose a program from several they would recommend. The large screen monitors on the bus can also be used to project a specific program to all attendees in lieu of utilizing the individual work stations.
How can an ASC benefit from the education bus—any ASC specific content?
Several of the available courses focus specifically on the prevention of surgical site infections, including programs that explore endogenous and exogenous factors that can lead to SSIs. In addition, other courses target issues like unintentional intraoperative hypothermia, enteral feeding, CLABSI and a variety of courses pertinent to instrument decontamination and sterilization.
Who will be on board the bus (clinicians, Kimberly-Clark reps, etc.)?
That would depend on how the facility and their KC rep want to structure the event. Because the courses on the bus are self-contained, generally only their KC representative is in attendance. However, under the right circumstances, KC can bring in our own clinicians and nurse educators if they will add value to the stop. The bus offers the option of letting the facility provide their own clinicians to facilitate a workshop based around a single course, or a demo/in service of a particular product or product type.
When does the tour kick off?
The bus kicked off a new three-year commitment to the tour on March 21, 2011 at Moses Cone HealthSystems in Greensboro, N.C. The 2011 tour will conclude in early December and the 2012 tour willkick off in March 2012.


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Where Should You Sell Your Jewelry?
If you are looking to make some extra cash, you may have gold, jewelry or other precious belongings you are willing to sell. Thankfully, you have reputable options of how and where to sell your fine valuables. You will first want to receive a fair estimate for the value of your items and of course, be careful that the business you plan to work with is a reputable one. After gaining the necessary knowledge and experience to make your transaction a positive one, you can be sure that you are getting the best deal possible for your belongings and sell additional items with confidence in the future.
Popular options
First, you will want to determine what the best choices are when deciding where to sell jewelry. If you are looking to sell your belongings quickly, it is usually best to stay with local businesses. Established jewelers will be more likely to offer higher compensation if your jewelry is distinctive in nature. For those who can take extra time to sell, you might want to look into nearby consignment deals as a profitable choice. These businesses will sell personal items for you while retaining a certain percentage in return for their service. Today, there are also reputable companies competing directly on the Internet for your business who will accept items to appraise either through the mail or in person, with guaranteed results. Posting an online advertisement yourself with a secure site could also help lead you to a number of lucrative offers as well.
Selling gold
When seeking cash for gold jewelry, you will want to be sure that you first properly research the current asking price by means of the Internet. Familiarizing yourself with gold terminology will allow you to be well versed regarding market values in order to guarantee that you will receive appropriate offers. Acquaint yourself with the karats and weight of all your gold jewelry as well to fully understand their worth. It can be wise to have an experienced jewelry appraiser examine your valuables and supply you with a detailed receipt in order to support your transactions with future qualified buyers. Always be sure to keep hard copies of all offers you receive to pay cash for your gold to use in bargaining when securing forthcoming deals. Be aware that if you have gold jewelry for sale, you should receive an increased sum if you contact a business that specifically buys gold, but you most likely will have to wait for a longer period to obtain that higher cash reward.
Pawning jewelry
Deciding to do business with a quality pawn shop in San Diego may be a good option for those seeking quick reimbursement for their goods. On the other hand, selling fast usually means settling for less than market price. Look out for your own best interests by verifying what your jewelry is worth beforehand in order to facilitate the negotiation of a proper offer. Always prepare your items so that they can be viewed in their finest condition and if possible, bring the original packaging with you to improve their market appeal. Never appear desperate when orchestrating a deal in order to settle on a fair selling price for your goods.


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I'm Rue. I am mom of Gibbie and wifey to "whitebrowndad." I sing, I dance, I drink, I sometimes smoke though I wish I didn't, and I like to daydream a lot. Gibbie and whitebrowndad are my life, I really have no idea what I did before them (no really, I can't remember much of my early twenties).


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I wish I had one of these on my vehicle! And it looks like car makers will be required to install backup cameras in new vehicles by May 2018.
The camera could save between 59 and 69 lives each year. Now that's a small number, unless one of the lives saved is your child.


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Sometimes you write a story not just for fun but to share your experiences. Sometimes its not fictional but its the true feelings that you share and sometimes its not impossible because it became possible when it happened to you. I write not to impress but to express my feelings. I may be amateur but atleast i've shared. Every story has a different plot and setting. There may be similarities but it will never be the exact story not unless you copied it. I write stories depends on what I feel :)
A day to remember"What if you meet the right person at the wrong time and you're both waiting for the right time but you both suddenly gave up when the right time comes, what will happen? will you both end up together or you'll find someone better?"
hold on or let go?nung bata ako iniyakan ko ang isang balloon na sobrang mahalaga sa akin ngayon lumaki na ako unti unti kong naiintindihan ang dahilan kung bakit lumipad ito.... kung bakit nabitawan ko ito at kung bakit hinayaan ko nalang


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rvo5492276 wrote an answer about Platypus Platy Plus Bottle on May 25, 2014
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Grant, it is the end of May and the start of the season - are they coming in 2L sizes?
It is a very good, but lightweight beanie. I like the design and the color, but it really is too thin. The beanie is fine for me to -5-7C, at -10-12C it is too cold and offers little protection for the head and the ears, especially if it is windy.
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Can this jacked be packed in one of its pockets?
Thanks knanier. I have been long looking for cross-country skiing pants and have not found anything suitable. Do you have any names in mind?
Are these pants good for cross-country skiing? Would they require a base layer at -5-15C?
Are these pants suitable for cross-country skiing?
I bought 1.8-liter pack a couple months ago and last week finally got a chance to test it on several day-hikes in the mountains. The insulation system is useful in summer too, lets the water stay cool. Easy to drink, easy to fill it in. The only two minor drawbacks I found are: during warm days the first 2-3 gulps tasted a bit or rubber, which I hopefully assing to that the bladder is new; it is not convenient to dry the bladder after use - you have to insert something into the neck to keep it open. But both are just small inconveniences, an excellent bladder
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Good quality. Frankly I expected it to be smaller, the picture is misleading a bit. The width of the belt is 4.4 cm (1.73"), the buckle is 5.1 x 9.4 cm. By the way, the belt is adjustable - the buckle can be unscrewed and the belt shortened with a knife or scissors to fit your waist.
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Pros: light, waterproof, nice look. Cons: expensive, breathability is questionable in high-output activities - I have done trail runs in this jacket under rain at about +13C and my hands were quite wet with sweat. Underarm vents only help the torso ventilation, had to fully unzip them, and to partly unzip the chest zip to reduce heat and increase ventilation. Perhaps, it is going to perform better at lower temperatures and when trekking. In a month I am going to the mountains and will update the review.
I bought a black one and it is very comfortable and looks great on me. And these strings on the sides of the cap and also on the brim are light-reflecting, which might turn out invaluable when biking/running in the dark. Love Mammut!
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Amazing cap - very soft, light and rolls into a small piece, which is easy to put into a pant or short pocket. It is expensive like most Arcteryx' products, but the quality is good. And I like the Squid Ink color of the one I bought
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The BC's price is strange - Oregon 550T GPS on the Garmin's site runs at $499.99. What is the trick here? Has BC somehow upgraded the device?? Where does the indicated regular price of $599.95 come from?
excellent quality and color. I am 6', 161 lbs and the size M fits me very well, not baggy at all, not tight in the waist either. What I've found is that Mammut's t-shirts are not as long as Arcteryx', which is fine with me as I don't like t-shirts looking like bold dresses.
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Excellent quality - very light, breathable and comfortable, nice color (I bought True Purple) and design. The only thing I find a little bit bothering is too long sleeves. The feel of it is pleasant on skin - very soft. I use it for casual wear during cool days and for hiking. Yet to try it for layering when skiing, but unsure if it is going to fit well as the fit is relaxed if not baggy, and I like much tighter mid-layers.
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