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Peach State says: This Red Tape is Dulling My Scissors!
I wish I had this cup to use while waiting…talking…pressing buttons…waiting…
"Who needs this?" I am not the one that messed this up Royally!
WOW!. This Red Tape is Dulling My Scissors!
Long story short…the benefits we were supposed to receive were sent to the original holder of the funds. They got twice as much! I went to change the name on a document for our adopted son and was told he had benefits that were being held by a certain agency. Information was updated and changed so that our son would get the benefits owed him. "Can you say braces…paid for up front?" We waited…waited…called…waited…called…waited…called ( "It will take several months to change everything over!")
Sorry, I said long story short! My hubby and I were informed, via income tax information, that we had received the $$$ already. "Uh…nope!" So I have been dealing with the lovely "Red Tape" all morning only to find out that the party I need to speak with are not in the office for another 3 hours.
This mommy is not a Happy Camper this morning.
I wish I could work their hours and get paid $$$ to make mistakes. I am off to rearrange my day.
Have a great day!
Peach State
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The Vortex of Validation
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I'm up bright and early this morning and, having successfully avoided the traffic from Northwich, I'm one of the first in the office. I like to get in early as it gives me a chance for some quiet time while I go through my emails, before the rest of the NPD team descends.A major part of my job involves liaising with customers, suppliers and the commercial and operations teams, so it's good to have a bit of quiet time to go through my inbox. As part of our plan to keep abreast of advances in ingredients, packaging and processing technology, I receive email newsletters from a wide variety of sources.One email that catches my eye is from a regular customer looking for a specialised chocolate coating that won't crack or craze (produce a very fine network of cracks in the glaze) when chilled. All of our products can be manufactured to specific customer requirements, so I accept the challenge and get ready to brief the team.== 8.45am ==Every Monday starts with our weekly development meeting. Part of my job is to oversee and supervise the activity of the NPD team, so it's good to get everyone together at least once a week to go through the latest customer product briefs in detail.These meetings are also an opportunity to review the current week's activity and to brainstorm new product ideas. One of my favourite parts of the job is the need to be versatile and reactive, in order to keep up with ever-evolving consumer trends. The desire for cleaner, healthier ingredients, as well as an increase in product types, means we are continually assessing and adjusting the functionality, flavour and texture of our products.This week, we have been asked to produce a caramel for a product containing fruit, a bright green sugarpaste using natural colourings, and a piping icing for a large industrial manufacturer. We discuss the briefs in more detail, brainstorm production ideas and then get cracking.== 10am ==Throughout the day, I discuss specific projects with members of the team. One technologist comes in to discuss reducing costs for a drinks powder she's developing.Although innovation is very much at the heart of what we do, we have to operate within a client's brief. Manufacturing methods, quality, customer application and costs are just some of the factors we need to take into account.After a half-hour discussion, we come up with a plan and the technologist returns to the NPD kitchen armed with different recipe ideas. The cost options are then discussed with the channel sales controller and the client.== 12.30pm ==We enjoy assisting customers with application and product advice. Our talented applications technologist works with us to test new formulations to meet customer needs.One customer is looking for a non-hydrogenated variant of a chocolate coating, but is concerned about the cost of securing this and any potential changes required to their manufacturing methods. We talk him through issues of amending formulations, give him an idea of cost and agree on a four-week timeline for getting the job done. After the meeting, I receive a request for a range of caramel samples for a presentation. We supply the manufacturing, wholesale, retail and foodservice markets on a daily basis, so we're used to putting together samples at a moment's notice.== 1pm ==After a quick de-brief with my team, it's time to make for the staff canteen. Renshaw employs 173 people at its Liverpool operation, so there's always a friendly face around. Lunch with colleagues is also a chance to catch up on what's going on in other departments, and discuss news in the trade press.== 2pm ==Feeling refuelled and rested after a bite to eat and a catch-up with our supply chain controller, David Hutton, I head back to my office. It's our monthly commercial meeting this week, so I'm going to spend the rest of the afternoon preparing for that. This is chaired by our commercial director, Sarah Summers, and is attended by the company's business development managers, channel controllers and customer service manager.At this meeting, every member of the team delivers a short presentation, summarising the previous month's activity, department updates and plans for the month ahead. My emphasis is on the progress of individual projects and how they affect the overall budget and business plan.These meetings also give the sales team the opportunity to provide feedback on customers' wants, needs and challenges. As part of my contribution to the meeting, I do some product category training, designed to improve the sales team's understanding of technical and applications issues.== 4:30pm ==Halfway through planning for the meeting, I get a phone call from a supplier. He has tracked down the ideal plastic bottle for a customer who wants to replace his current chocolate sauce container. So far, he has had little success. 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A Day in the Life of Tom Shaw
28 March, 2008
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Baseball reset
Two wins means Les Tigres automatically qualify for the SEC Tournament. Insiders refer to this event simply as "Hoover" based on its location, as if they're totally familiar with the place. I still need GPS. It's been six years since I rolled into the Hoover Met.
Can Auburn (33-16, 15-9) win two this weekend? You betcha. Tennessee is 27-21 overall and 11-13 in conference games. The Tigers swept Mississippi State last weekend, which tells me they mean business.
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Cory Luckie, Prattville native, goes tonight for Auburn. The game starts at 6:30 p.m.
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Improve Your Olympic Lifts And Athletic Performance With This Medicine Ball Toss
Dr. Joel Seedman, Ph.D.
When it comes to ingraining proper hip mechanics and triple extension, my go-to training tool is the medicine ball hip toss (behind the back). Not only does it provide a very natural and instinctive movement for the athlete to produce maximal power, but the violent hip drive and triple extension (of the hips, knees, and ankles), very closely mimics the same hip mechanics used during Olympic lifts.
Here's one of my awesome powerlifting and bodybuilding clients Ben Lai showing how it's done with a 40 pound medicine ball. Also notice the slow-motion clip (the second half of the video) where the video momentarily pauses in the maximal triple extension position.
This illustrates exactly what needs to occur not only on this drill but on a variety of explosive movements including snatches and cleans. Also notice the optimal hip hinge mechanics that precede the explosive extension. This phase of the movement is just as important as it sets the hips up for the most violent and explosive contraction. If the lifter drops the hips too much and turns the movement into more of a squat (a common problem resulting from lack of proper hip mechanics) this greatly decreases torque and power as it compromises both neuromuscular recruitment, biomechanics, and optimization of proper force vectors.
When it comes to Olympic lifts, many athletes struggle to reach complete triple extension oftentimes shortchanging the final phase of the hip drive by attempting to jump and leave the floor too soon (typically before the hips ever reach maximal extension). I refer to this as the "early jump syndrome" and it's one of the most common mistakes than many "performance experts" and coaches still teach. Rather than jumping, stomping, and purposefully trying to leave the ground, focus instead on pushing through the ground as long as possible (while still producing a powerful and violent movement) as this will allow the lifter to drive into the ground and produce the largest impulse on the bar. As soon as the lifter's feet leave the floor they no longer can produce any force on the bar. This is a topic that's been extensively researched with ample support for this ideology.
By keeping the feet in contact with the floor for a longer period it not only optimizes force production but it also sets the lifter up for a better catch. That's because reaching full triple extension helps create a better bar path where the bar travels up and slightly back towards the lifter rather than up and slightly forward (the common yet faulty bar path experienced with the "early jump" syndrome). The medicine ball hip toss not only represents the perfect exercise for ingraining complete triple extension but it reinforces the idea of keeping ground contact through the majority of the lift. That's because it feels very unnatural to intentionally try to jump or at least "early jump" when performing a medicine ball toss. In fact, no athlete would ever intentionally do this. The same concept should be applied to cleans and snatches as the movement is actually quite similar especially the hip extension component.
With that said if the lifter reaches triple extension so violently (on cleans, snatches, or tosses) that it propels the lifter slightly vertically causing them to get momentarily airborne, then that's fine. However, intentionally trying to jump and leave the floor is one of the worst cues as it often detracts from full hip extension and sacrifices significant power and torque.
Lastly, many Olympic lifters do momentarily leave the ground when performing snatches and cleans. However, this is not so much a result of trying to jump but more so a result of attempting to move their feet out wider so they can drop/pull themselves under the bar and catch the weight. With this in mind, unless you're attempting to compete in Olympic weightlifting, I recommend keeping the feet in the same spot throughout the lifts without lateral movement. Regardless, if you do achieve a slight airborne effect, the key is the hips must fully extend first, otherwise you've compromised your mechanics and your power.
For the medicine ball hip toss I typically recommend using an 8-15 pound ball for beginners and intermediates, and a 15-50 pound ball for more advanced/larger athletes. Because it's a power movement the key is to ingrain maximal power into your central nervous system while minimizing fatigue. Several sets of 3-5 reps is ideal for most scenarios.


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Lenders to logistics firm Arshiya, including State Bank of India and its subsidiaries, have sold close to R1,120 crore...
Lenders to logistics firm Arshiya, including State Bank of India and its subsidiaries, have sold close to R1,120 crore of their exposure to Edelweiss Asset Reconstruction Company, sources told FE.
In 2013, the company had sought a debt recast through the corporate debt restructuring (CDR) mechanism, which was approved in mid-June last year. Senior bankers familiar with the sale said the loans were sold at a discount of 50% and added that a remaining chunk of R1,680 crore was put on the block.
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Joy Anderson, President and Founder
Joy Anderson is a prominent national leader at the intersection of business and social change, whose insights and experience have helped shaped hundreds of ventures as well as the movements of impact investing and gender lens investing. She is founder and president of Criterion Institute, the leading think tank on using finance as a tool for social change, which demonstrates new possibilities through its groundbreaking research, innovative trainings, convenings and institutional engagement. In recognition of her leadership, Anderson was listed in Fast Company's 100 Most Creative People in Business.
Joy was co-founder of Good Capital with Tim Freundlich and Kevin Jones in 2006. She formerly served as faculty on leading social innovation award programs, including Unreasonable Institute and Echoing Green, advising the next generation of leaders in impact investing. As chair of the board of directors of Village Capital and through involvement in Investor's Circle, she was actively involved in shaping early stage social investments. And through her role in developing and leading Structure Lab© workshops she has helped over 300 organizations think through their legal and financial structures.
Joy has appeared on Bloomberg and CNN, and her thought leadership has been published in ImpactAlpha and Conscious Company, among other outlets. She is the author of "A Blueprint for Women's Funds on Using Finance as a Tool for Social Change," published in 2017 in partnership with Global Fund for Women and Ms. Foundation, following the 2015 publication of "Gender Lens Investing in Asia," jointly released with USAID, and Criterion's "The State of the Field of Gender Lens Investing."
Joy's intellectual interests draw on her research for her Ph.D. in American History from New York University. Her dissertation examined prison reform in the 1830s and how individuals and organizations in democracies claim expertise in order to shape public institutions.
She currently lives with her husband and daughter in a Connecticut apple orchard, and can be found in the fall pressing cider and boiling apple syrup.
Phyllis Anderson, Senior Advisor on Strategic Initiatives
Phyllis Anderson joined Criterion Institute in January 2014 to lead and support the 1K Churches movement, which seeks to engage 1000 churches of all denominations across the country in a process of reflecting on the relationship between their faith and the economy through Bible study and the experience of investing in a micro-business in their community.
She lives now in Sonoma, California, having recently retired as President of Pacific Lutheran Theological Seminary in Berkeley. She served for nine years as the first female president of a Lutheran seminary in the United States. She is an ordained minister in the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America (ELCA) who has served as pastor of a rural parish in Iowa, as assistant to the Lutheran Bishop in Iowa, as Director of Pastoral Studies and Assistant Professor of Theology at the Lutheran School of Theology at Chicago, and as Director for Theological Education in the Churchwide Organization of the ELCA. She worked with many denominations as the Associate Dean and Director of the Institute of Ecumenical Theological Studies at the School of Theology and Ministry at Seattle University, an ecumenical theological school within a Jesuit Catholic university.
She holds a B.A. from Sacramento State University; an M.Div. from Wartburg Theological Seminary; and a Ph.D. from Aquinas Institute of Theology. Her areas of specialty are ecclesiology and ecumenics. She is married to the Rev. Dr. Herbert Anderson, Professor Emeritus of Pastoral Theology at Catholic Theological Union in Chicago and Research Professor of Practical Theology at the Graduate Theological Union in Berkeley. They have two children: Joy Anderson of Haddam, Connecticut, and Joel Anderson of Leiden, the Netherlands.
Milena Bacalja Perianes, Senior Program Manager
Milena Bacalja Perianes is a gender and inclusion expert (GEIS) and social impact innovator. Committed to advancing gender equality, her passion and expertise lie in mobilising the public and private sector to address social problems. Having started her career in the international development space with field experience in Cambodia, India, Mongolia, Malawi, South Africa, Sri Lanka and Tanzania her expertise includes: gender-lens investing, women-centred product design, women's economic empowerment, and female health. Previously she worked for UNAIDS Cambodia and Mongolia, the International AIDS Society, and Simavi managing and implementing a variety of community-based health programmes, and advocacy initiatives.
As Co-Founder of the Menstrual Health Hub, former Co-Founder of Amble, entrepreneur-in-resident at Zinc.VC, and Female Health Advisor for Sura Health, Milena has a particular interest in women-centred solutions and businesses. She has a BA in International Politics and History from Monash University (Aus), Masters in International Development from RMIT (Aus), and an MPhil in Multidisciplinary Gender Studies from the University of Cambridge (UK). She is actively involved in a variety of gender and female health related networks, think tanks and publications.
Tania Black, Regional Director of Asia Pacific and Senior Counsel
Tania Black is a banking lawyer who has spent the last 16 years in- house, predominately with UBS Investment Bank in Sydney, advising their traded products businesses. She has a deep commitment to social justice having undertaken leadership roles in the international development sector throughout her career.
After graduating in Arts/Law from the University of Melbourne, where she majored in feminist history and commercial law respectively, she was posted by Australian Volunteers International to the State Prosecutor's Office of Mongolia as a Legal Capacity Builder. She worked closely with the Deputy State Prosecutor on UNDP and DFAT funded training designed to combat domestic violence through positive supervision of forces policing perpetrators of domestic violence and children rendered homeless by domestic violence or neglect.
She then went on to act as a board member for 9 years of Voice Volunteers (now a program of Australian Volunteers International) who are a volunteer sending agency to developing communities. Given her long tenure she participated in all aspects of the organization and, along with her colleagues, resolved complex challenges such as successfully applying to the Australian Tax Office for deductible gift recipient status, transitioning the Vanuatu office to independence, managing financial crisis related foreign exchange exposure, protecting VOICE's intellectual property, diversifying its funding base by gaining government and philanthropic funding and preparing the organization for acquisition by AVI.
In more recent times she has merged her business and international development skill sets by producing a thesis on sustainable banking as part of her Master of Laws at the University of Sydney and joining a global panel of experts at UBS to judge the suitability of social impact product proposals for market launch. The newly created role of Regional Director of Asia – Pacific, completes the circle, and gives her a platform to partner with organizations in the region on gender lens investing and finance as a tool to combat domestic violence.
She lives in Sydney with her husband and young son. She is a traditional land owner of Whanganui Bay, Lake Taupo, Aotearoa – New Zealand as a member of the Ngati te Maunga hapu which means 'the Mountain People' in English. Ngati te maunga is a sub tribe of the Tuwharetoa iwi which means the tribe of 'Warriors who protect the Chief's house'. She was born and bred in Melbourne and her Irish and Scottish ancestors settled in the country town of Warrnambool (Gunditjmara country meaning 'the people who belong to that country'). She dreams of fast trains and planes connecting all these special places.
Lauren Galarza
Lauren Galarza is a passionate leader dedicated to making the world more just and equitable for everyone. She created a diverse career in the public sector with almost a decade of experience working in housing nonprofits, legal organizations, philanthropy, and justice institutes. Her work spans the social change spectrum from community organizing to direct service to policy reform. Before joining the Criterion Institute in July 2019, Lauren worked on justice reform in state correctional systems in New York, Louisiana, and Utah.
Lauren graduated from the National Urban Fellows class of 2016, an elite 14-month, full-time graduate degree program where she fulfilled a nine-month mentorship at the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation and completed a thesis on the barriers to and benefits of fathers in prison maintaining the relationship with their children. In her spare time, Lauren enjoys spending time with family and friends, listening to jazz music, and reading National Geographic magazine. Lauren earned a BA in Sociology and Spanish from the University of Michigan and an MPA from Baruch College of the City University of New York. She lives in Brooklyn, NY.
Lori Holmes, Director of Programs
Committed to social justice, Lori Holmes has spent over a decade working for nonprofits, including nine years at Advancement Project California. Throughout her career, she has been responsible for new program development, strategic planning, team building, technology design, marketing, organizational development, knowledge management, and fundraising, among other areas. Focusing on Health Equity and Political Voice programming, she has collaborated with community, government, foundations, and partner organizations on research, data, and technology campaigns to increase access to open space, fresh foods, and to strengthen community participation in redistricting and public budgeting processes. She had a brief introduction to finance for social change while completing coursework for an MBA in Nonprofit Management and is looking forward to bringing that knowledge along with her professional experience to her role as Director of Programs with the Criterion team.
Shante Little, Program Assistant
Shante Little comes to Criterion as a former educator. Her background in college access and closing the opportunity gap has paved the way for her commitment to social justice. Prior to joining Criterion, Shante served as a college counselor at a public charter high school in New Orleans where she assisted the graduating class of 2018 in securing 180 college acceptances to 73 distinct institutions and $2.6m in scholarship awards. The sheer enormity of institutionalized racism and systemic oppression, not only in education but across the world, continues to light a fire within her. She brings with her a passion for knowledge acquisition, dissemination and organizational change.
Shante holds a BA from Wheaton College (MA) in African and African-American Diaspora Studies, with minors in English and Education, and an M.Ed in Educational Leadership from Northern Arizona University. Following an illustrious intercollegiate athletic career, Shante pursued a career as a professional track & field athlete. She was an accomplished 400m hurdler who notched a 2015 Top-50 time in the world and still holds the Division III national record in the event.
Christina Madden, Director of Engagement
Christina Madden joined Criterion Institute in 2017 with more than a decade of experience in nonprofit development. She took an interest in finance as a tool for social change while working at the Carnegie Council for Ethics in International Affairs, where she developed lesson plans on "creative capitalism," assisted with a Workshops for Ethics in Business series, and contributed articles on related topics to the Carnegie Council's publications. Since then Christina has worked as a consultant to social entrepreneurs and impact investors, as well as government projects in Southeast Asia, West Africa and Latin America dealing with the impact of trade and investment on economic and social development. Her research on these topics has been published in a number of outlets including Foreign Affairs, The Asia Times, World Politics Review and a book she co-authored, entitled Perspectives on Peacekeeping and Atrocity Prevention. Christina received her B.A. in political science and international affairs from the George Washington University and is certified by UN-Habitat and Soliya in Cross-Cultural Dialogue Facilitation and by the United States Institute of Peace in Conflict Analysis and Conflict Negotiation. She is an active member of Women In International Security, Carnegie New Leaders and Women Investing for Sustainable Economies.
Arianna Muirow
Arianna Muirow is a mission-driven professional with more than a decade of career experience in research, communications, advocacy, and program development. Arianna has a Masters in Regional Planning from the University of Massachusetts, Amherst, focused on creating healthy and resilient regional food systems that bridge the rural-urban divide. In 2017 she completed a Doctorate of Philosophy in Geography at the University of Washington, where her dissertation discussed the intersections of social movements, sustainable and equitable food systems, and new technologies. Arianna was a 2018 Henry M. Jackson Leadership Fellow and a 2016 Leadership Fellow with the Washington Center for Women and Democracy. Arianna is a strategic facilitator and coalition-builder aiming to advance goals of justice and equity who believes in the power of story telling for social change.
Michelle Price, Finance Manager
Michelle Price brings over 20 years of corporate finance and investment management experience to the Criterion Institute. At Morgan Stanley, she became an expert in portfolio risk analysis and management by developing award-winning analytics software for the Equity Trading desk. As her reputation grew on Wall Street, Michelle became a Principal Financial Accounting Consultant for Goldman Sachs, PIMCO, and Bank of New York Mellon. IBM's Global Technology Services also tapped Michelle to help CIO's develop business cases for IT digital transformation initiatives. Michelle notably was a Senior Vice President at Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc., the business entity created post-bankruptcy to unwind Lehman Brothers. She established financial reporting and controls as the lead of FP&A – including automation, analytics, and monthly forecasting and reporting of $82B in asset sales to the Board.
As a Registered Investment Advisor with a career in Financial Services, Michelle sees the importance and value of gender lens investing and increasing the voices that guide our global financial system. She connected with the Criterion Institute in 2018 to support their mission.
Michelle earned a BS in Electrical Engineering from Rice University, and an MS in Electrical Engineering from Stanford University. She has over 15 financial analysis, modeling and accounting certifications. She also has black belts in Karate and Taekwondo, and has trained with the Korean Olympic team. Michelle spent most of her career living in Manhattan, and is now based in her hometown Houston, TX.
Erin Puglia, Program Assistant
Erin joined Criterion in 2019 after obtaining her Master's in Public Policy from the University of New Hampshire. Prior to this, she held administrative, outreach, and research positions. She is particularly excited to work on issues related to gender and religion while at Criterion. As an undergraduate at the University of Connecticut, she wrote her honors thesis on the role of religion in social activism and led an alternative break trip focused on human rights and human trafficking in Atlanta, Georgia. She became interested in the role of finance in social change during her time studying abroad in London, where she took a course focused on Business Ethics and Corporate Social Responsibility while interning in the Major Partnerships division at Stonewall UK.
Felicity Spurrett, Communications Specialist
Felicity Spurrett is an independent consultant focusing on the use of communications to bring about social change. Starting her career in private sector Felicity was inspired to work on programs and activities that supported her values after moving to, and working in, Papua New Guinea in late 2005. Since then Felicity has supported communications activities for a range of development initiatives across Asia and the Pacific. Her passion for gender lens investing and alternatives for traditional development models such as impact investing, has grown since working on the Australian Government-funded Pacific RISE program. It was here that she was able to connect with Joy and the Criterion team. Feeling inspired and motivated by Criterion's work Felicity joined the team in early 2018 as a communications specialist.
Felicity has a Masters of Marketing from Monash University and has attained other professional development qualifications in public relations, digital communications and google analytics.
Tia Subramanian, Gender-based Violence Program Director
Tia Subramanian has over a decade's experience in philanthropic strategy and outreach, communications, content development, research, writing, editing, and marketing, as well as professional and personal experience with a range of women's equity initiatives. She developed an interest in using finance as a tool for social change in her six years at Arabella Advisors, a philanthropic advisory firm, where she helped to found the firm's impact investing practice. At Arabella, she worked with investing and philanthropic strategy experts to design innovative investment vehicles that address systemic barriers to women's access to health care and capital. Tia excels at partnering with teams to parse expertise, guide research, and translate it into content that speaks to diverse audiences. Her work on social sector issues has appeared in publications such as the Stanford Social Innovation Review. She is also an experienced facilitator who has run trainings on communications and equity issues. Earlier in her career, Tia worked for a variety of media outlets on both the business and editorial sides. She spent two years in ad sales at The New Yorker and Condé Nast Portfolio magazines and worked as an editor at two London-based startup websites.
Tia is a longtime advocate for women's reproductive justice, currently serving on the development committee of the DC Abortion Fund. She has a BA in English and Psychology from Amherst College and an MA in English from the University of Virginia.
Joy Anderson
Joy is a prominent national leader at the intersection of business and social change. After leaving her career as a high school teacher in New York, Joy transitioned to an entrepreneur, founding Criterion Ventures in 2002, co-founding Good Capital in 2006. A serial entrepreneur and consummate networker, Joy's leadership and expertise have been at the forefront of the development of the social capital markets over the last 10 years. As a recognition of her business leadership, in 2011, Joy was ranked 51st in Fast Company's annual of the 100 Most Creative People in Business.
Michaele Birdsall
Michaele Birdsall has worked in both corporate and ministry settings, but ministry holds a special place in her heart: "I have a deep love for ministry and seeing others transformed by the love of God," she says. With that sort of passion, it's no wonder Birdsall sees her role as more than financial. "The CFO's role is holistic," she says. "The CFO has to look at the overall health of the organization. If the health of the organization is good, the finances will follow."
Michaele sees one of her primary roles in supporting ministry as building and sustaining donor confidence. "Donors who are confident that their gifts will be managed responsibly and ethically are much more inclined to give regularly and liberally," she says. Michaele's mission is to sustain a foundation of integrity for American Baptist Home Mission Societies (ABHMS) and to communicate the story of home mission in America and Puerto Rico, in order to inspire people to get involved in a number of ways, including financially. To deepen her capacity to support the broader health of ABHMS, Michaele completed a master's degree in organizational development from American University in 2013. She consistently provides internal and external consultation to senior leaders in the areas of strategic planning, organizational change, transition management, and diversity management.
Central to Michaele's consulting approach is the design and implementation of stakeholder interactions that deepen accountability and commitment through meaningful engagement and dialogue. Keeping a finger on the financial and organizational pulse of ABHMS is a full-time job. However, Michaele finds time to unwind by walking, bike-riding, listening to her favorite music, playing the piano and spending time with her three adult children and four grandchildren.
Luisamaria Ruiz Carlile
Luisamaria Ruiz Carlile retired earlier this year as a Senior Wealth Manager and Certified Financial Planner™ in Veris Wealth Partners, LLC New York office. While with Veris, she managed client portfolios and designs comprehensive strategies to meet a wide range of clients' financial goals. Luisamaria co-leads Veris Women, Wealth & Impact committee and has led the firm's research and thought pieces on gender lens investing.
Prior to joining Veris Wealth Partners, LLC, Luisamaria worked for JP Morgan for 13 years. As a Vice President in the Mergers & Acquisitions Department, and subsequently as a Credit Portfolio Manager, she executed transactions and oversaw loan and credit exposures in Mexico, Venezuela, Colombia, and Peru. She is a member of the Financial Planning Association and serves on the Advisory Board of Oxfam America's WISE Women's Empowerment Fund. In addition to her financial services experience, Luisamaria has held various leadership positions with the Park Slope United Methodist Church (PSUMC) in Brooklyn, NY. The PSUMC community is active in endeavors that support peace, the environment, and social justice. Luisamaria has a B.A. in Economics from Wellesley College (Durant Scholar, Summa Cum Laude), and a Certificate in Financial Planning from New York University.
Cheryl Dahle
Cheryl Dahle is a journalist, entrepreneur and thought leader who has spent more than ten years working at the intersection of business and social innovation. She is founder of Future of Fish, a non-profit innovation hub that supports the collective impact of entrepreneurs whose ideas help end overfishing. Previously, she was a director at Ashoka, where she distilled knowledge from 2,500 fellows to provide strategic insight to foundations. Prior to that, she was part of the incubation and start-up team to launch the VC-funded online environmental magazine, Blue Egg. She also founded and led Fast Company magazine's Social Capitalist awards, a competition to surface top social entrepreneurs.
She has written extensively on capital markets for non-profits, sustainability, and social entrepreneurs in the U.S. and abroad. As a consultant, she has served leading organizations in the space of hybrid business/social solutions, including Humanity United, Nike, the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, the David and Lucile Packard Foundation, and the Center for the Advancement of Social Entrepreneurship at Duke University. Her first book, No Horizon is So Far, the story of the first two women in history to cross Antarctica on foot, was published in 2003 by Da Capo Press.
Catherine Gill
Catherine is Managing Director for the ALIGN Program at Northeastern University. ALIGN's mission is to make computer science degrees accessible to those traditionally underrepresented in computing, thereby opening up the talent pipeline for careers in technology.
Prior to assuming this role, Catherine was Executive Vice President at Root Capital, a social enterprise that provides loans and advisory services to rural businesses in Latin America, Africa, and Asia. In that position, she was responsible for fundraising, impact investing and communications to capitalize the organization's $100 million balance sheet and support its $15 million operating budget. Among other achievements during her eight years at Root Capital, Catherine played a leadership role in the Women in Agriculture Initiative, which has helped to grow more than one hundred gender-inclusive businesses across the globe.
Before that, Catherine spent ten years in the Community Development Financial Institution (CDFI) industry, at the Nonprofit Finance Fund and the Structured Employment Economic Development Corporation, financing and consulting to leading social change organizations up and down the eastern seaboard. Catherine holds a bilingual M.B.A from the Instituto de Estudios Superiores de la Empresa (IESE) in Barcelona, Spain, and a B.A. in ancient Greek from Wellesley College. A native of Massachusetts, Catherine lives in Lexington with her husband, two children and a lop-eared rabbit.
Michele Kahane
Michele Kahane (MBA and MIA, Columbia University) is Associate Dean of Educational Innovation and Social Engagement and Professor of Professional Practice in Management at the Milano School of International Affairs, Management and Urban Policy. She has more than 25 years of experience in the global business, nonprofit, and philanthropy sectors. Her teaching and professional practice are focused on social entrepreneurship, social innovation and social investment. Michele was a banker in emerging markets corporate finance and later practiced social investment at the Ford Foundation for a decade. Subsequently, as a senior executive at the Clinton Global Initiative and at the Center for Corporate Citizenship at Boston College, she worked with companies, social entrepreneurs, and the public sector to forge innovative, market-based approaches to global development. She is co-author of the award-winning book Untapped: Creating Value in Underserved Markets (Berrett-Koehler, June 2006), which provides advice to managers on how companies can both implement profitable business strategies and improve conditions in poor communities. In addition to sitting on the Criterion Institute Board, Michele serves on the board of the Women's Network for a Sustainable Future, the steering committee of the Institute for Responsible Investment, the NY Regional Association of Grantmakers Task Force on Hurricane Katrina, and the Fast Forward Fund.
Nina Weissberg
Nina Weissberg is CEO of Weissberg Corp., a 60-year-old commercial real estate firm, and also a founding board member of the Weissberg Foundation. Ms. Weissberg joined the company in 1994, became CEO in 2006. At the Foundation, her concerns focus on the empowerment of women through regulation and Impact Investment to promote social rights, economic access and physical security. She is presently a Trustee of Beloit College (2010 – present), a member of the Beloit Weissberg Chair Council on Human Rights, a Trustee of New York University (2012-present).
Recently collaboration also includes the Root Capital Gender initiative.
Teresa Younger
Teresa C. Younger has served as President and CEO of the Ms. Foundation for Women, the oldest women's foundation in the United States, since 2014. Under Teresa's leadership, the Foundation launched #MyFeminismIs, a multimedia campaign sparking a national conversation on feminism; funded a groundbreaking report on the sexual abuse to prison pipeline; joined leading women's foundations at the White House to announce a $100 million funding commitment to create pathways to economic opportunity for low-income women and girls; and led a campaign to hold the NFL accountable for violence against women.
A noted speaker, advocate, and activist, Teresa has been on the frontlines of some of the most important battles for women's health, safety and economic justice. She was honored by Planned Parenthood Federation of America as a Dream Keeper, given Liberty Bank's Willard M. McRae Community Diversity Award, and named one of the "50 Most Powerful Women in Philanthropy" by Inside Philanthropy. A graduate of the University of North Dakota, Teresa currently serves on the board of several philanthropic and advocacy organizations and initiatives, including: Grantmakers for Girls of Color (G4GC), Black Funders for Social Justice, the ERA Coalition, ACLU Awards Committee (2017), Essie Justice Project (Board Member), Funders for Reproductive Equity (FRE) (Board member) and Philanthropy New York (Board Member).
In addition, Teresa serves on the following boards and committees: the Ethel Walker School (Trustee), The Women's Building (Advisory Committee), Women's Campaign School at Yale (Board Member), the NYS Council on Women & Girls (Steering Committee), and Girl Scouts USA (Board Member).
Younger previously served as the executive director of the Connecticut General Assembly's Permanent Commission on the Status of Women and as executive director of the ACLU of Connecticut – making her the first African American and the first woman to hold that position.
Patty Alleman
Patty Alleman is the UNICEF Senior Gender and Development Advisor in the New York headquarters. In this position since February 2016, her work includes partnerships and external communication, and innovative solutions for gender equality results in development and humanitarian settings. Before UNICEF, she worked for seven years with the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID), including in the Asia Regional Office in Bangkok, where she served as Senior Gender Advisor for Asia. In this capacity, she provided support to over a dozen USAID country offices to reduce gender disparities in all development outcomes via innovative strategies, creative partnerships and rigorous programming. She also designed and led research to advance gender lens investing in Asia, which includes multi-partner investments to achieve financial results as well as gender-equitable social change. Prior to Bangkok she served as Senior Health Policy and Gender Advisor in the Global Health Bureau in Washington DC. In this role, she advised numerous country offices globally, including in Central America, South Asia and across Africa. Before USAID she worked for Family Health International as a Health Researcher, supporting social science studies in the areas of HIV and reproductive health, primarily in southern Africa, India and Vietnam. She has master's degrees in anthropology and public health, with a strong background in governance and policy, strategic partnerships, and research. She started her international development career over 20 years ago as a Peace Corps volunteer in Poland.
Chris Andersen
Chris Andersen has served as InFaith Community Foundation's Executive Director since its inception in 1995. Since 1995, outright and deferred gifts to InFaith have grown to more than $1 billion, with nearly $18 million annually being distributed to charities and causes worldwide. Prior to InFaith, Chris managed community and nonprofit lending programs, and supervised corporate and private foundations, at First Banks and Marquette Banks. He has helped create six nonprofit organizations and served on the board of 10 more, including Lutheran Services in America and Lutheran Immigration and Refugee Services.
Previously, Chris worked as an architect and in real estate development. He did his undergraduate work at Gustavus Adolphus College and the University of Minnesota and received his MBA from the University of Washington.
Rini Banerjee
Rini Banerjee has been working in the philanthropic sector for the last 17 years. Currently, Rini is a strategic advisor at Columbia University, Mailman School of Public Health. From 2012-2016, Rini served as the first Executive Director of the Foundation for a Just Society (FJS). Rini led the start-up phase of this recently formed private global foundation funding women, girls and LGBT rights work in the U.S., Francophone West Africa, South + Southeast Asia, and Central America.
Before joining FJS, she was a Senior Program Officer at the Overbrook Foundation, where she implemented and oversaw domestic and international grants portfolios in human rights, youth organizing, reproductive rights and justice, human trafficking, and progressive movement building. Previously, she was the Program Director at the New York Women's Foundation, and held positions at UNICEF, UNDP, and at several community-based organizations working in the women's rights and social justice fields. Earlier in her career, she worked as a financial analyst for the Investment Division of Citibank/Citicorp in NYC and marketing department at the Samuel Goldwyn Company. She is currently a Trustee of the Mertz Gilmore Foundation and Board member of the Funders for Reproductive Equity. Rini has been involved with co-creating and serving on many steering committees including establishing the newly formed Philanthropy Advancing Women's Human Rights, Groundswell Fund, and the Funders Collaborative on Youth Organizing. She was the Board Chair of the Asian American/Pacific Islanders in Philanthropy (AAPIP) and past board member of South Asian Youth Action (SAYA!). She also co-founded the Asian Women's Giving Circle in NYC. Rini has a master's in International Affairs from Columbia University with a concentration in human rights and economic development and a BS in Finance from New York University's Stern School of Business.
Cheryl Dahle
Cheryl Dahle is an entrepreneur and journalist who works at the intersection of design and systems change. She is co-founder and CEO of Flip Labs, a social innovation design firm. The company's first foray into systems work was tackling the global problem of overfishing through its Future of Fish initiative, which Cheryl led for seven years. The project became a non-profit innovation hub that supports the collective impact of entrepreneurs whose ideas help end overfishing. Future of Fish was one of two national finalists in the 2012 Buckminster Fuller Challenge, which recognizes insightful system approaches to complex problems.
Cheryl previously was a director at Ashoka, where she distilled knowledge from the organization's network of 2,500 fellows to provide strategic insights to foundations and corporations.
She is a Distinguished Adjunct of Professional Practice at Carnegie Mellon University's School of Design. Dahle has also lectured at Stanford University and the Said Business School at Oxford University.
Indrani Goradia
Indrani is the founder of Indrani's Light Foundation, a nonprofit dedicated to empowering women around the world with the tools to live healthy and meaningful lives. As a survivor of domestic violence as a child and young adult, she is a tireless and fearless advocate for ending gender-based violence worldwide. She leads trainings globally with PSI to give local leaders the tools to work with survivors of violence. An author, speaker and certified life coach, Indrani has delivered keynote addresses at both national and international women's conferences and leads workshops around the world. In 2015, she addressed the United Nations and gave a TEDx talk in Port of Spain, Trinidad & Tobago, to engage the global community in ending gender-based violence. Indrani completed her formal education in New York City, attending Queens College and Kent State University. She is a triathlete, marathoner, and proud mother and wife.
Sara Kriksciun
Sara Kriksciun is a lifelong advocate for ending gender-based violence. She currently serves as Senior Advisor/Chief Partnerships Officer and member of the executive team for Futures Without Violence, an organization dedicated to preventing gender-based violence in all its forms. Her work in international women's rights has led her to partnerships in over 40 countries, with recent leadership positions at CARE International, EngenderHealth and the United Nations Trust Fund to End Violence against Women, where she designed a 5-year, $400 million strategic plan, endorsed by the UN Secretary General and UNiTE to End Violence against Women Campaign. Sara has served as a strategist and consultant for community-based organizations in Ethiopia, India, Indonesia, Niger, Liberia, Democratic Republic of Congo and Mexico, helping them to gain long-term sustainability and to bolster their advocacy efforts and strategic planning. She is a Fulbright Scholar and Ford-Knight Fellow and received a Master's in International Human Rights from the School of International and Public Affairs at Columbia University.
Kyle Wright
Kyle Wright is CEO of Stardust, a family office that oversees a dynamic portfolio of projects, investments, and social benefit ventures. For nearly a decade, he has lead Stardust's strategic initiatives, including the organization's commitment to align its investment portfolio with social justice principles. Kyle is a key advisor to the Stardust Fund, a philanthropic endeavor dedicated to social participation and power of excluded and exploited people. He currently serves on the boards of directors of Texas Civil Rights Project and Transparentem, and is a member of the Houston Area Council on Human Trafficking and Houston College of Law Clinics Advisory Council. A Texas native, Kyle holds a B.A. in psychology from the University of Texas at Austin and a J.D., cum laude, from South Texas College of Law.
Teresa Younger
Teresa C. Younger has served as President and CEO of the Ms. Foundation for Women, the oldest women's foundation in the United States, since 2014. Under Teresa's leadership, the Foundation launched #MyFeminismIs, a multimedia campaign sparking a national conversation on feminism; funded a groundbreaking report on the sexual abuse to prison pipeline; joined leading women's foundations at the White House to announce a $100 million funding commitment to create pathways to economic opportunity for low-income women and girls; and led a campaign to hold the NFL accountable for violence against women.
A noted speaker, advocate, and activist, Teresa has been on the frontlines of some of the most important battles for women's health, safety and economic justice. She was honored by Planned Parenthood Federation of America as a Dream Keeper, given Liberty Bank's Willard M. McRae Community Diversity Award, and named one of the "50 Most Powerful Women in Philanthropy" by Inside Philanthropy. A graduate of the University of North Dakota, Teresa currently serves on the board of several philanthropic and advocacy organizations and initiatives, including: Grantmakers for Girls of Color (G4GC), Black Funders for Social Justice, the ERA Coalition, ACLU Awards Committee (2017), Essie Justice Project (Board Member), Funders for Reproductive Equity (FRE) (Board member) and Philanthropy New York (Board Member).
In addition, Teresa serves on the following boards and committees: the Ethel Walker School (Trustee), The Women's Building (Advisory Committee), Women's Campaign School at Yale (Board Member), the NYS Council on Women & Girls (Steering Committee), and Girl Scouts USA (Board Member).
Younger previously served as the executive director of the Connecticut General Assembly's Permanent Commission on the Status of Women and as executive director of the ACLU of Connecticut – making her the first African American and the first woman to hold that position.
Suzanne Biegel, Advisor
Suzanne Biegel is founder of Catalyst At Large Ltd, with more than 25 years of experience as an entrepreneur, social impact angel and venture investor, philanthropist, board member, and hands-on operational manager. She founded the Clearly Social Angels network in the UK for ClearlySo and serves as a senior adviser there. Her consultancy is focused on impact investing with a women and girls lens. She is the Investment Director for SPRING, a venture accelerator focused on companies that improve the lives of adolescent girls in East Africa. She is a Senior Adviser at the Criterion Institute, on our gender work. She serves on the global advisory council for the Wharton Social Impact Initiative, and is a Wharton and Penn alumnae. Suzanne serves on the board of Confluence Philanthropy in the US, a network of foundations moving their capital into mission related investing, and founded and runs Women in Social Finance, in London. She is a fellow at the Aspen Institute. She speaks and writes frequently on the topic of impact investing. Suzanne has been based primarily in London for the past five years.
Sarah Kaplan, Advisor
Sarah Kaplan is Director of the Institute for Gender + the Economy at the Rotman School and University of Toronto Distinguished Professor of Gender and the Economy.
She is co-author of the New York Times business bestseller, Creative Destruction, challenging the notion of sustainable competitive advantage and the myth of excellence. She has recently co-edited Survive and Thrive: Winning Against Strategic Threats to Your Business.
Her research explores how framing processes of managers and entrepreneurial actors affect the evolution of technologies and fields, organizational response to change, and strategy making inside organizations. Her studies examine the biotechnology, fiber optics, personal digital assistant, financial services and nanotechnology fields. Her interest in gender lens investing is in understanding how whole new ecosystems can be built.
Formerly a professor at the Wharton School, University of Pennsylvania, and a consultant and innovation specialist for nearly a decade at McKinsey & Company in New York, she completed her doctoral research in Management of Technology, Innovation and Entrepreneurship at MIT's Sloan School of Management. She is currently a Senior Editor at Organization Science, and formerly Guest Editor of a special issue on new research methods at the Strategic Management Journal, and an Associate Editor at the Academy of Management Annals.


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Colossians 1:15-20 || The Supremacy of Christ
In Colossians 1:15-20 Paul gives us a deep and theologically rich explanation of who Jesus is. And through these verses we are reminded of the supremacy of Christ. We are reminded it's all about Him. Everything revolves around Him. That's why we must keep Him at the center of the gospel. If we remove Jesus from the gospel, we are left with false gospels.


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Every third month, the Debt Office issues a new six-month bill, maturing on an IMM date (the third Wednesday in March, June, September or December). A new three-month bill is introduced in the other months.
There are always at least four outstanding maturities of up to six months. As a rule, there is also a bond with a shorter maturity than twelve months on the market. Normally, the majority of the issued amount is borrowed in the new T-bill that is introduced in the auction. The reminder is borrowed in one of the outstanding IMM T-bills.
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Kansas weather can be unpredictable and there is no telling the damage that it is capable of.
If an earthquake, severe thunderstorm or tornado strikes, will you be prepared?
The Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) has provided tips for preparing in case of an emergency.
The most important thing is to stock up on food and water, because we can't live without them.
When stocking up on food, make sure to follow your family's unique needs and tastes. Include food they will enjoy that is high in calories and nutrition. Something that requires no refrigeration, special preparation or cooking is best.
Individuals with special diets or allergies will need particular attention, along with babies, toddlers, nursing mothers and elderly people. It is something that should be talked about with family members, so you know just what to put into storage.
When it comes to storing food, FEMA has several pieces of advice:
- Keep food in a dry, cool spot or dark area, if possible.
- Store food in resealable containers so you can close them tightly after each use.
- Wrap perishable food in plastic bags and keep them sealed.
- Empty open packages of sugar and dried nuts into screw-top jars or air-tight canisters to keep pests out.
- Inspect all food for signs of spoilage before using.
- Throw out any canned goods that are swollen, dented or corroded.
- Use food before it goes bad and replace it with fresh food.
As far as water, FEMA suggests storing at least 1 gallon per person, per day. Consider at least a two-week supply of water for each member of the family. For big families, this can be hard, but they still should store as much as they can.
It is recommended to buy bottled water and keep it in its original containers — don't open them until they are needed.
If you run out of water, there are hidden sources of water in every home, such as the water stored in the hot water tank, pipes and ice cubes. It also could be wise to fill a bathtub as an emergency water supply if you expect an extended crisis.
If all of those sources have been exhausted, you will need to look for water outdoors, but it always must be treated before drinking.
Possible sources include rainwater, streams, rivers or other moving bodies of water, ponds, lakes and natural springs. There are three main ways to treat water for microorganisms and other contaminants — boiling, chlorination and distillation.
When that big storm, tornado or any other emergency happens, now you will be prepared!
This story was written by Ark City Daily Bytes intern Amelia Doyle.


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As a tenant would love to rent a particular apartment for rent there are many rights that you are obliged to. There are many rights that a tenant is subjected to which all talk about in this section. As a tenant a landlord has no right to evict you from the premise unless he convince the court with special reasons to. It is not good to go home and found the landlords new padlock on the door, one has the right to access the house. Although there are some reasons that can make the landlord to evacuate you from the apartment like failure to pay rent, destroyed property and others. It is always good as a person to know your rights, one's right shouldn't be violated.
As a tenant there are some services that the landlord must do for you. For instance it is your right to get repairs carried out on the apartment from the landlord. He should do certain improvements for you it is good for the tenant to be very careful to avoid being violated. The tenant has the right for his spouse, civil partner or other partner to take over the tenancy after he has die. This is called the succession right. One is not be treated badly by the landlord because of disability, gender, sex and other factors. Although the rights vary basing on the country of residence, they are always similar.
It is good for one to read the rights chapter that are associated with tenancy, it is very important to avoid being exploited. It is good to have a clear agreement deal written and signed between landlord and tenant. One should read them very careful before signing, it is because some of them could be unbearable. As much as many countries state these rights clear for all their citizen, majority of them doesn't know. It is good to seek help if possible, some people get violated because they don't know their rights. It is important to know your rights before looking for an apartment for rent, it is good to know what is expected of the landlord. Although there are some duties a tenant must do for the landlord it is good to avoid violation.
As a tenant is good to pay the rent on time to avoid problems. One should report any case of violation too the security, it is your right to be protected by the government. As much as one feels it bit unfair to report one to the higher authority, it is good to issue a warning before doing that. One should live in a good apartment that has all the basic facilities that a house must have. It important to live in a decent place with your family, the place must be clean. It is good to seek for good apartments for rent online, one need to seek the relevant information that will help him or her. It is good to go for the apartment that you can afford to avoid problems especially with rent.


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Wednesday, June 06, 2007
Mentioning a Mention
I picked up the June/July issue of Ready Made and was delighted to see the inclusion of one of my prints from Chocolate Lollipop. And not an especially chocolate-y one either. It is such a cool magazine, truly. Uberhip.
Isn't that the coolest two page spread ever? I want to make it.
Was happy to be thrown together with other designer-pals of mine and some people I have yet to meet who are printing their own textiles. Follow some of the links listed up there in that photo. You'll find wonderful stuff to be had. Although with some of the price tags on those, I am thinking a pillow. A small one. Anyway, you've seen my one strip of fabric now in all its glory, but its worth the buy for all the other snazzy ideas in the other features.
Hope you're happy today, I am. xoAM
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That must feel great, to open up a magazine and see yourself in it!ReplyDelete
Uh, unless it was say, STAR or the Enquirer. That might be bad.
Congrats. :D
Way cool! I haven't seen that pomegranate fabric before -- may warrant an up-close-and-personal kinda look.ReplyDelete
Super cool magazine. I have my issue and was so happy for you when I found your fabric featured.ReplyDelete
wow, i haven't heard of this magazine 'til today.......thanks for sharing...guess i'm behind the times....love the color combo's they came up with! Bravo for your dots!ReplyDelete
Great color combos in the photo! I haven't seen this one (or if I had don't remember it), thanks for mentioning it and I'll look for it the next time I'm at the bookstore. Like I need MORE ideas...ReplyDelete
Congratulations, and what a delightful blog you have, so glad I stumbled upon it...if you never hear from me again, I am lost in your archives! :)ReplyDelete
Congratulations! What a thrill, huh? I love Ready Made, I'll have to go over and get one now! Thanks! ~A :-)ReplyDelete
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Here you can find the best pocket games available for free download. You can download any pocket game and try it for free to decide whether you like it or not. Some games provide 60 minutes of gameplay, others can limit you with a 30 or 15 day trial period. Some of the pocket games are free at all. Choose any pocket game you like and try it!
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Command the powerful forces of nature to free an island of an evil scourge in this thrilling Time Management game!
Enjoy awesome art, optional difficulty control and relaxing music in this customizable puzzle game that is fun for players of all abilities!
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The war between sheep and wolves is starting! You know what's missing from most physics puzzler games? Sheep! Okay, so maybe you didn't miss them, but somebody apparently did.
Play a very cool jigsaw puzzle game. Complete the puzzle and win the game.
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Lines is a very popular, simple and easy-to-play puzzle game. You must pick the lines of 5 or more balls of the same color. You can make vertical, horizontal or diagonal lines.
With her journalism degree in her pocket, Laura leaves her small-town home to take a bite out of the Big Apple!
BoXiKoN is a fun and addictive puzzle game of strategy and logic. The game belongs to the Action Puzzle genre but there is a large emphasis on planning, organization and selection and less on arcade style quick reactions.
WordOMatic is a Word Search game with elements of puzzle and strategy. Rearrange letters to form words which are replaced with fresh letters. As letters grow old, they change colour. Use all available letters before they they become void.
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Sudoku puzzle game and solver for Pocket PC. Hint features include scan, automatic markup and reveal cell. You can solve newspaper puzzles by manually entering them. Sizes from 4x4 to 9x9 and difficulties from very easy tovery hard.
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There are two Tudor City segments, both featuring our homeless hero lurking around No. 25.
When the film opens, Romulus, outside No. 25,
gets into a conversation with one of its residents.
He leads his new friend over to the Tudor City Bridge. . .
The Chrysler Building responds with a fiery blast. Whoa!
Later in the film, the conversation between the two men continues in front of No. 25, showing its stained glass to fine effect.
Romulus sneaks a peek at the Chrysler Building. . .
. . . and the Chrysler Building blasts more death rays his way.
Too bad the Evil Chrysler Building subplot is largely abandoned when the plot shifts to a lengthy murder investigation, led by our hero, the "psycho Sherlock Holmes." The picture gets a 45 on Rotten Tomatoes, enough said.