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May sunshine in the morning bring us happiness and warmth of God. Probably you don¡¯t like dragon or kiss¡­?

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Judy,

50,000 Jobs By The End Of 2014

Nevada needs more jobs, everybody agrees on that. That's why Governor Sandoval released a bold plan in February to get Nevada working again. At the heart of the economic development and diversification plan is a goal of creating 50,000 new jobs in our state by the end of 2014.

In announcing the plan at the University of Nevada, Reno, Governor Sandoval asserted

"We must work together to identify opportunities for all Nevadans. Nothing is too small. None is insignificant; not when so many of our neighbors continue to seek work."

For more information on the state's economic and diversification plan, please visit the Nevada Governor's Office of Economic Development (GOED) website. On this site there are testimonials from various Nevada businesses reiterating why they choose Nevada, click to watch now.

Download The Plan:
•Moving Nevada Forward: A Plan for Excellence in Economic Development, 2012-2014 [PDF]

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Again, thank you for your continued support as we work toward getting Nevada working again.

All the best,

Team Sandoval

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Dear Tony,

In the next few days, the U.S. Senate will vote to determine the fate of a pipeline that would link a vast tar sands deposit in Alberta, Canada to refineries on the Texas Gulf Coast. The construction of the pipeline has been blocked once by President Obama, who refused to buckle to pressure from Congress and industry to cut short the environmental review. Unfortunately, they are at it again.

If approved and built, this pipeline, Keystone XL, would carry one of the most carbon-intensive sources of oil on the planet.

For the next 24 hours, The Climate Reality Project is joining with 350.org, MoveOn, League of Conservation Voters, Patagonia, Sierra Club, Energy Action Coalition and others to garner 500,000 signatures in a community-wide effort against the pipeline. Bill McKibben of 350.org will be on The Colbert Report tonight and will update the world on our progress -- so sign now, and then pass it on. We've come together before to stop production of this dangerous pollutant -- and with your help, we can do it again:

Join me in telling the U.S. Senate to say NO to one of the most carbon-intensive oils on the planet:

http://forms.climaterealityproject.org/keystone

If you care about the climate, you have to care about stopping this dangerous pollutant and the pipeline that carries it. After extensive research, the EPA estimates that annual carbon pollution from the Keystone XL pipeline could be at least 82% higher than average crude refined in America -- if not more.

What does that number really mean? That's the same amount of pollution as adding 4.8 million cars to our roads: an additional 27 million metric tons of carbon pollution.

Instead of pouring money into the production of more dirty oil, we need to work with Canada to invest in clean energy and energy efficiency. Clean energy is already the fastest growing industry in the U.S. and one of the fastest growing industries around the world.

It doesn't matter where you live, or if the pipeline crosses into your home state. An increase of carbon pollution anywhere leads to climate change everywhere.

I just returned from an expedition to the Antarctic Peninsula, where the temperature has risen by over 8 degrees in the last 60 years. And more than that, the glacial retreat caused by this temperature increase means sea level is rising and dangerous changes are happening around the globe. To put it simply: it means we are all living on thin ice.

Take a minute and sign this important petition and tell the Senate to say NO to Keystone XL:

http://forms.climaterealityproject.org/keystone

Thanks,

Al Gore
Founder and Chairman
The Climate Reality Project

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If you already responded to the survey, we appreciate the feedback. If you have not filled it out yet, there is still time to have your opinions included. The deadline for survey completion is this Sunday, February 12, 2012

Dear Tony

The Pepperdine Alumni Association and alumni affairs offices from each school work to serve your needs and interests. Your opinions and concerns are an important part of our planning efforts. We valute your input, so we would appreciate you taking an important survey.Our last alumni survey was six years ago and the results provide quite useful, and guided us in making improvements in our alumni services and benefits.

Please help us better understand how you feel about current alumni programs, benefits, services and communications by completing this survey. Your input is critical in helping us to evaluate and focus our resources in areas that you are most interesting to you.

The survey takes approximately 15 minutes to complete. The Pepperdine University Alumni Survey.

We are grateful for your response. We are listening and are committed to taking action based on the feedback you give us. Thank you for your participation.

Go Waves!

Bob Clark (MBA '79)
Executive Director
Pepperdine University Alumni Affairs

Dear Tony,

It’s a Leap Year – which means one more day in February.

And with this campaign destined to be as close as can be, we’d better take advantage of the extra time.

We have 29 – not 28 days – to meet our $10,000 goal this month. But you don’t have to wait until the 29th to give – click here to contribute now!

With all the money the special interests are plotting to spend in this race, $10,000 might not seem like a lot.

But every dollar could mean the difference between winning and losing. After all, your contribution – whether it’s $5, $10, or more – goes directly towards the nuts and bolts of a grassroots campaign: field organizers, office space, telephones, even the electric bill.

Click here to donate, and your contribution could end up paying for the phone that a volunteer uses to win key votes in Washoe County. It could help pay the salary of a field staffer whose talents help get out every Democratic vote in Las Vegas. It could help us afford one more radio ad, one more mailing, one more gallon of gas to help us get to one more rally.

And that little bit extra could make the difference.

In a month with one extra day, will you help us make the extra effort to reach our $10,000 goal? Please click here to donate now.

The issues in this race – Medicare and Social Security, immigration and education, protecting homeowners and strengthening small businesses – are too important to leave anything to chance. We have to take advantage of every opportunity, whether it’s an extra organizer, an extra phone bank – or an extra day in February.

And I’m counting on you to do a little extra – even if it’s just $5 or $10 – to help us reach our February goal.

Thanks,

Shelley

Dear Friends,

Colors of Lupus Nevada (COLN) will be hosting its second annual Fund-raising Gala and Silent Auction: ¡°Unmasking Lupus.¡± This purpose-raising event will take place on Friday, March 9, 2012, at Treasure Island Hotel & Casino, from 6:00 pm to 10:00 pm. The gala provides education and entertainment while raising awareness and funds for the autoimmune disease lupus.

By presenting the ¡®Unmasking Lupus¡¯ Gala, we hope to educate and unveil some of the symptoms and traits that are often overlooked in lupus patients.
The event features a cocktail reception; silent auction; awards recognition for lupus patients, their caregivers and health care professionals; and a sumptuous buffet dinner. Gala attendees will enjoy entertainment by the talented COLN celebrity spokesperson and award-winning singer/trumpeter, Lady ¡°J¡± Huston, and a special performance by singer/songwriter/producer ¡°Gifted¡± Johnson, to name a few.

The year 2011 was an extremely emotional one for COLN as the organization lost its Chairman of the Board, Chef Beverly Lee, to complications of lupus. COLN members Robert Coleman and Mary Delores Channakhone also succumbed to complications of the disease. Several COLN members in severe conditions are also currently being treated for the disease by our partnered physicians.

Fundraiser events are being held throughout the year to help make a difference in the lives of those who suffer from lupus and other related autoimmune conditions. All funds raised will be designated to our Medical Fund which will be used to subsidize any needed medical treatments and prescriptions for uninsured and under-insured lupus patients.

For information about purchasing tickets, ad space or sponsorship for the ¡°Unmasking Lupus¡± Gala, or to make a monetary donation to Colors of Lupus Nevada, please contact one of the following people : Hui-Lim Ang at (702) 688-0951 or whynotkt@yahoo.com.
Julie Gibbs at (702) 253-9425 or jbg1bbb@gmail.com

For product donation or silent auction opportunities contact : Tess Siefred at (702) 769-5366 or seifredUSA@yahoo.com
Lorraine Riddiough at (702) 743-3922 or lorismithlv@hotmail.com

Last but not least, we hope that you will be able to support the cause by joining us at the gala.

Respectfully,

Hui-Lim Ang
Executive Director
Colors of Lupus Nevada

Wonderful! Looks perfect. Great work!

Blessings,

Mike

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Secretary's Remarks: Remarks Haitian Prime Minister Garry Conille Before Their Meeting
02/08/2012 02:58 PM EST

Remarks Haitian Prime Minister Garry Conille Before Their Meeting

Remarks
Hillary Rodham Clinton
Secretary of StateTreaty Room

Washington, DC

February 8, 2012

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SECRETARY CLINTON: Well, it’s a tremendous pleasure and honor for me to welcome Haiti’s prime minister. Prime Minister Conille is working very hard alongside President Martelly and other leaders in Haiti to give Haitians the future that they deserve, and we are proud to be your partner and your friend in this very important undertaking.
And I look forward to continuing our conversations, Prime Minister.

PRIME MINISTER CONILLE: Thank you very much for meeting with us. Thank you for (inaudible). I’m very, very happy to be here. And we’re very thankful for your government’s support to Haiti, not only after the earthquake, but for years and years. And we’re grateful for the opportunity to have these discussions.

SECRETARY CLINTON: Thank you, sir.

PRIME MINISTER CONILLE: Thank you Madam Secretary.

SECRETARY CLINTON: My pleasure. Thank you all.

PRN: 2012/189