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Flag this messageTony, I want to meet youThursday, December 1, 2011 8:25 AMFrom: "Michelle Obama" View contact detailsTo: "tony lei" Tony --I'm excited for the chance to meet you and whoever you decide to bring to dinner. I really hope you give this a shot. Give $3 or whatever you can to be automatically entered for you and a guest to have dinner with Barack and me: https://donate.barackobama.com/Dinner-With-Us Hope to see you soon, Michelle -------------------------------------------- ******************************************** | |
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Search ResultsWashington Business and Technology Institute - Business ...communitylink.reviewjournal.com/.../dbpage=page&GID= ...Cached - Similar You +1'd this publicly. Undo That's why I'm excited about our campaign ¨C and why I know we're on the right side in this fight for working families. ... Flag this message¿héLÅÉñR×æ¾Æ¶ÊÂéLÓÒÒ»í?¢¼Ó½ðÈÚÕ??¯Sunday, December ... Flag this messageUpdateFriday, December 9, 2011 11:34 AMFrom: "Jessica Mackler" Add sender to ContactsTo: " Tony Lei" ... -------------------------------------------- ******************************************** | |
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Flag this messageSecretary's Remarks: Remarks at the Reception for Diplomatic CorpsTuesday, December 13, 2011 6:22 PMFrom: "U.S. Department of State" View contact detailsTo: tojulei@yahoo.comYou are subscribed to Secretary's Remarks for U.S. Department of State .This information has recently been updated, and is now available. Secretary's Remarks: Remarks at the Reception for Diplomatic Corps 12/13/2011 07:57 PM EST Remarks at the Reception for Diplomatic Corps Remarks Hillary Rodham Clinton Secretary of StateBenjamin Franklin Room Washington, DC December 13, 2011 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- SECRETARY CLINTON: Good evening, everyone, and welcome again to the Benjamin Franklin Room, here in the State Department. It’s wonderful to see so many of you in our diplomatic corps together at one time without a crisis or a conference, and I’d like to welcome each and every one of you, not only the diplomatic corps, but also spouses or family members, several former chiefs of protocol – they know how much work goes into organizing any event like this – members of the State Department team who are here, many of whom you know, and, of course, all of our distinguished visitors. I also want to say a special word of thanks for our entertainment, the Georgetown Chimes, the oldest all-male a capella group at Georgetown University. Actually, the Chimes have been entertaining presidents in Washington and delighting crowds around the world since 1946, although they don’t look a day over 21 to me. We also heard from the West Potomac High School Chamber Singers, from nearby Alexandria. These high school students study music from different periods, different cultures; we thank them for being with us. And as always, I have a special thank you to the Air Force and Army musicians from the military district of Washington, who never fail to make every one of our events very special. Thank you so much. I thank you for all the hard work of this past year. It’s been quite a year. When you think back on everything that the world has experienced and seen, and I’m greatly appreciative to so many of you who have worked closely with us on every imaginable issue, but it was a landmark year. I think historians will look back and say that this was a year of great change in terms of international cooperation, democratic aspirations, the human search for dignity and rights that every human being deserves. We’ve worked on behalf of responding to devastating natural disasters, we’ve worked to address threats to our shared security, to make people’s lives better by reducing poverty and fighting disease, improving opportunities for education and health and entrepreneurship, and by fostering tolerance and understanding among people in every part of the world. So I thank you for being part of this historic time here in Washington. One thing, however, has not changed, and that is that we need dedicated public officials like each of you representing your countries, coming to our capital to share your views, to engage in conversation and dialogue, to make sure that we are each doing what we can to leave the world a more peaceful place than what we found. So we’re committed to our partnerships, we’re looking forward to the work ahead in 2012, and let me again thank you, and I wish each and every one of you a peaceful and joyful holiday season. And I know you join me in hoping the same for our world. Thank you all very much. PRN: 2011/2133 -------------------------------------------- ******************************************** | |
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Must readTuesday, December 13, 2011 11:00 AMFrom: "Jessica Mackler" Add sender to ContactsTo: "Tony Lei" Dear Tony,The pundits are beginning to notice something about this year¡¯s campaign cycle: In states across the country, it¡¯s Democratic women like Shelley who are leading the fight for working families. Check out this must-read article from The Las Vegas Sun! It¡¯s a great piece ¨C but I don¡¯t think it¡¯s ¡°girl power¡± that is helping great women like Shelley make a difference on the campaign trail. I think it¡¯s that candidates like her really know what ordinary families are going through. People have had enough of out-of-touch politicians like Dean Heller who spend their time protecting special interests like Wall Street banks and Big Oil executives ¨C they want authentic leaders who haven¡¯t just talked the talk, but walked the walk. As the article notes, Shelley¡¯s personal story is ¡°a story of the middle-class family experience.¡± Still, it¡¯s pretty cool to see so many great women running for office in 2012. And it¡¯ll be even better to see them in the Senate. That¡¯s why I¡¯m excited about our campaign ¨C and why I know we¡¯re on the right side in this fight for working families. Enjoy the article ¨C and I¡¯ll be in touch soon. Jessica Jessica Mackler Campaign Manager Berkley for Senate Paid for by Berkley for SenateContributions or gifts to Berkley for Senate are not tax deductible This email was sent to: tojulei@yahoo.com ReplyReply AllMove... -------------------------------------------- ******************************************** | |
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Flag this messageUpdateFriday, December 9, 2011 11:34 AMFrom: "Jessica Mackler" Add sender to ContactsTo: "Tony Lei" Dear Tony,Ever since Shelley emailed you earlier this week announcing our online fundraising goal, I’ve been watching contributions come in one after another. I can’t help it. Every donation – whether it’s $5, $15, or $50 – represents another step towards this important goal and another building block for this campaign. We’re on our way to $50,000, but every time I see another supporter chipping in to help Shelley fight to protect Medicare and create jobs, it makes me and everyone here at the campaign proud. If you haven’t had a chance to contribute yet, now’s a great time – click here to make a contribution! Shelley was exactly right: This campaign will come down to a simple choice between someone who’s worked her whole career to expand opportunities for the middle class, and someone who stands firmly on the side of special interests like Wall Street and Big Oil. I know Shelley can’t wait to take the campaign to every corner of Nevada, and our team can’t wait to grow our organization. That’s why I get excited every time I see a contribution come in – and why I hope you’ll make our day by chipping in a few dollars right now. Thank you for helping us reach our goal – I’ll be in touch soon with another update. Jessica Jessica Mackler Campaign Manager Berkley for Senate Paid for by Berkley for SenateContributions or gifts to Berkley for Senate are not tax deductible This email was sent to: tojulei@yahoo.com -------------------------------------------- ******************************************** | |
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Fw: Friday's gatheringThursday, December 8, 2011 3:00 PMFrom: This sender is DomainKeys verified"Mike Lei" View contact detailsTo: tojulei@yahoo.com--- On Thu, 12/8/11, Joe Chiang wrote:From: Joe Chiang Subject: Friday's gathering To: josephkiang2???@yahoo.com Date: Thursday, December 8, 2011, 2:48 PMDear Friends, How are you doing this week? May the love of Jesus fill in your family & you at this Christmas season Please come and invite your friends to join cell fellowship. Gathering Information: 12/9 Friday 8:00 pm at room D5 Some of you will attend "Love change everything" charity concert. Please pray many ppls will encounter God through this event. http://www.lovechangeseverything.org/ So many activities on December :-) (1) Little town of Bethlehem http://www.bethlehemsc.com/index.cfm (address: 3111 Benton Street, Santa Clara) Volunteers set up scene to mimic the town of Bethlehem back to Jesus's day. I'm thinking visit on coming Monday (12/12), if interested, please let me know. (2) Christmas spectacular at Bethel church (address: 1201 South Winchester Blvd San Jose, CA 95128) http://www.bethel.org/ChristmasSpectacular.htm We'll discuss these on Friday. See you then and God Bless, Joseph ================================================================== l¶ŠÒ—LˆêžŠ˜HC‰ÂˆÈd˜Ò ìŽÒF’³C ... ..... ....... -------------------------------------------- ******************************************** | |
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OsawatomieWednesday, December 7, 2011 10:24 PMFrom: "Jim Messina, BarackObama.com" View contact detailsTo: "tony lei" Tony --If you didn't catch any of the President's speech in Osawatomie, Kansas, you should watch or read it now. President Obama laid out an approach to rebuilding the economy that will inform every discussion we have with undecided voters over the next year. So we put together a highlight reel you can share with anyone you think needs to hear this message. This is a make-or-break moment for the middle class. Our country is still recovering from the greatest economic and financial crisis since the Great Depression. And the President believes that Americans should be able to earn enough to raise a family, send their kids to school, own a home, and secure their retirement. Here's how he put it: "This country succeeds when everyone gets a fair shot, when everyone does their fair share, and when everyone plays by the same rules. These aren't Democratic values or Republican values. These aren't 1 percent values or 99 percent values. They're American values. And we have to reclaim them." Those are the values we're fighting for in this election. And no matter who our opponent is, he or she won't share them -- the other side's candidates all want to let Wall Street write its own rules and give more tax breaks to millionaires and billionaires. We've seen how that kind of economic plan plays out. As President Obama said yesterday: "It doesn't work. It has never worked. It didn't work when it was tried in the decade before the Great Depression ... And it didn't work when we tried it during the last decade." That's the message we'll need to drive home in our communities over the next several months. Watch the video we put together -- and pass it along: http://my.barackobama.com/Fair-Shot Thanks, Messina Jim Messina Campaign Manager Obama for America Follow me on Twitter: @Messina2012 ------ This campaign isn't funded by Washington lobbyists or corporate interests. It relies on donations from people like you. Please make a donation today. -------------------------------------------- ******************************************** | |
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Flag this messageCORRECTION, SENIORS UNITED MEETING, sorry for the confusion.Wednesday, December 7, 2011 12:30 PMFrom: "seniors.united@cox.net" Add sender to ContactsTo: undisclosed-recipientsMessage contains attachments1 File (551KB)seniors%20united%20dec%202012[1].pdfSubject: CORRECTION, SENIORS UNITED MEETING, sorry for the confusion. > UNITED HOLIDAY LUNCHEON: Wednesday, Dec. 14th noon, CCLibrary, 1401 E Flamingo Rd. Highlights Attached-------------------------------------------- ******************************************** | |
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Flag this messageToday marks the 70th anniversaryWednesday, December 7, 2011 8:35 AMFrom: "Dina Titus" View contact detailsTo: tojulei@yahoo.com Dear Tony, Today marks the 70th anniversary of the attack on Pearl Harbor and the beginning of U.S. involvement in the Second World War. We can never forget the victims of the attack on our soil or the sacrifice our soldiers and their families made to preserve freedom and democracy during this time of unprecedented challenge. Let us also continue to honor our commitment to our wounded veterans from all wars. Today, there are tens of thousands of wounded veterans from the recent wars in Iraq and Afghanistan and we have a moral obligation to provide them with the best medical care available. Congress must not only fully support the Veterans Administration but also ensure that our veterans have employment opportunities when they return home from fighting overseas. That is why I supported extending the GI bill and increasing veterans¡¯ benefits in the 111th Congress and will continue to be a strong advocate for veterans and their families. I hope you will join me by taking time out of your day to remember the sacrifices of all our soldiers and their families. These brave men and women deserve our respect and support. Dina -------------------------------------------- ******************************************** | |
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December Alumni E-newsletter: Wishing You Peace, Joy, and Lasting HappinessWednesday, December 7, 2011 2:00 PMFrom: This sender is DomainKeys verified"Pepperdine University Alumni Association" View contact detailsTo: tojulei@yahoo.com Problems viewing this e-mail? Click here. Prefer not to receive e-mail from Pepperdine? Click here. More News | More Events | Schools | Career Services ALUMNI E-NEWSLETTER December 2011 Alumni Flash: What's New Chapters Benefit of the Month Athletics Waves Lifelong Learning Series Career Connections Waves of Service ALUMNI FLASH: WHAT'S NEW NEWS Nordstroms has WaveWear Find Pepperdine Retro Brand at Nordstroms. It is currently in the men's department: 2 short sleeve and 1 long sleeve design, using the graphic to the right. This could be a wonderful gift for a friend or family member who is a Pepperdine alumnus. Participating Nordstrom locations are The Grove, Santa Monica, Santa Barbara and Thousand Oaks. The Mason Jar: A Coming of Age Love Story set at Pepperdine The Mason Jar, a novel written by Russell Lingerfelt (MA '06), follows the journey of two Pepperdine students. Scenes from the story take place across malibu campus including Seaver College, Alumni Park, Westward Beach, and Malibu Colony. The book will be exhibited and sold at Pepperdine events over the next few years, where a large portion of the proceeds will fund Pepperdine student scholarships. Learn more about The Mason Jar. 'The Way' becomes a Love Fest in L.A. On November 5, Catholics in Media Associates (CIMA) of the Archdiocese of Los Angeles, in collaboration with Mt. St. Mary's College Chalon Campus, hosted a screening and panel discussion of Emilio Estevez's new film, "The Way". The panel was moderated by communications professor Dr. Craig Detweiller of Pepperdine University.Read article. Celebrate Pepperdine's 75th Anniversary with a Celebration Pack Celebrate your way. Gather with classmates, friends, and colleagues for a tailgate, dinner party, service projects, reunion, or your own unique event. You provide the people and the place; let Pepperdine send you a box with decorations, favors, giveaways, activities, a guidebook, and a 75th Anniversary Celebration DVD. Fill out an online form to request your celebration pack today! ALUMNI ASSOCIATION BENEFIT OF THE MONTH Pepperdine Alumni Network (PAN) Online Take advantage of the power of the Pepperdine alumni community. More than 85,000 members of PAN Online form an exclusive online community for Pepperdine alumni and students. It is dynamic, secure, and easy to use. It's all about you. Enjoy all the new features and design of PAN Online. Stay connected with classmates, develop your lifelong connections, utilize career resources, and find service opportunities or alumni events in your area. Login today Back to top -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- CHAPTERS Connect with Alumni in Your Area Get involved with the Pepperdine community where you live. Socialize with old friends, network with new Pepperdine business contacts, and serve your community. Find a chapter near you Upcoming Events Colorado Waves Thursday, December 8 Holiday Reception at the home of Ted and Hollis Politte Portland Waves Thursday, December 8 Holiday Reception at Cha Taqueria Orange County Waves Thursday, December 8 Holiday Reception at Andrei's Restaurant Los Angeles Waves Wednesday, December 14 Holiday Reception at Hotel Shangri-La Atlanta Waves Thursday, December 15 Holiday Reception at Spice Market Seattle Waves Thursday, December 22 Holiday Reception at Don't see events in your area? If you would like to have Pepperdine come to your neighborhood, please e-mail or fill out a chapter interest form Back to top -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ATHLETICS NEWS Fall Season is Wrapping Up It's been a great fall season for Pepperdine's athletic teams. Both the women's soccer and women's volleyball teams won West Coast Conference championships. The men's water polo team is on its way to another national top-10 finish, and the cross country teams had 12 students make it on to the WCC Championship league's all-academic team. Women's golfer, Grace Na, tied an NCAA record with a 9-under 63 and made it into Sports Illustrated. Men's Basketball Single Tickets Available The 2011-2012 basketball season is off to an exciting start. There are several home games in December. Make your plans to join us on New Year's Eve vs. Saint Mary's. Please contact the Athletics Box Office at (866) WAVE-TIX or go to Ticketmaster. EVENTS Waves in the Pacific Northwest Pacific Northwest alumni, or those in need of a getaway, can support the men's basketball team at the Cougar Hardwood Classic, an annual event hosted by Washington State at the Key Arena in Seattle. The Waves and Cougars will battle on Thursday, December 22. Go to www.cougarsinseattle.com for ticket information. For a complete list of both home and away athletic events for December CLICK HERE. Follow Pepperdine Athletics Online For all the latest in Pepperdine Athletics, be sure to follow us online, on Facebook, on Twitter at @pepperdinewaves or sign-up for our weekly newsletter, Wave Points. Back to top -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- CAREER CONNECTIONS NEWS Save the Date February 6-10, 2012 The fourth annual Pepperdine Career Week, open to all Pepperdine University students and alumni, offers a series of activities and programs for students preparing to make the transition from classroom to career and alumni seeking a competitive advantage in the workplace. Events will occur over five days at five Pepperdine campuses across Southern California as well as online sessions. All events are free, unless otherwise indicated. Back to top -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- WAVES LIFELONG LEARNING SERIES Monthly Opportunities to Expand Your Education Through Online Lectures and Forums Graziadio Business Review: Interview 1-More Than Money This podcast is presented by Graziadio Business Review, an online journal that delivers relevant business information and analysis for business, government, and nonprofit managers. Listen to the podcast today! Expand your education through iTunesU, a benefit provided by Pepperdine University. Lectures are available on a variety of topics. Listen to the podcast today! Back to top -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- WAVES OF SERVICE NEWS Waves of Service Video Contest Waves of Service celebrates Pepperdine's 75th Anniversary with a Video Contest giving away monthly cash prizes and grand prizes of up to $1,000! Create videos to highlight your community service or work at a nonprofit organization. Upload them to YouTube for your chance to win best and most liked videos. Watch the Video Contest promo and subscribe to our YouTube Channel. October Video Contest Winner Congratulations to October's Video Contest winner, John Garrison, whose video showed Waves volunteering with Club Dust, a nonprofit organization that serves families in need in Mexico. VolunteerMatch Launch This month marks the official launch of the Waves of Service VolunteerMatch site! If you'd like to learn how to volunteer with other Waves, post volunteer opportunities, track service hours, and more. Watch the VolunteerMatch commercial GSEP Waves of Service Award Waves of Service proudly presented alumna Dr. Earnestine Thomas-Robertson (EDD '03) with the $2,000 GSEP Waves of Service Award in honor of her outstanding career in service; funds will benefit the Micro Fi Clean Water Project with Los Angeles-Lusaka Sister City. Leadership Series Watch Waves of Service Leader Christina Pechera (SC Graduate Student ¡¯15) speak about nonprofit organization outreach at last month's Seaver College Business Administration Nonprofit Leadership Speaker Series. Waves of Service welcomes its new Leaders: Matthew Mullarkey (SOL '10), Principal State Attorney & Legal Advisor to the Attorney-General at the Ministry of Justice of Rwanda. Jessika Scogland (EP '13), Outreach Volunteer for Grassroot Soccer,which mobilizes the global soccer community in the fight against HIV/AIDS. EVENTS GSEP Colloquium December 5, 2011 Connect with Waves of Service Leader Amy Turk, who will speak about her work as Project Director of the Daybreak Project at Ocean Park Community Center. The Daybreak Day Center and Shelter is the only program on the West side designed for homeless women suffering from long-term debilitating mental illnesses. Become a Waves of Service Fan Post an invitation to serve or post your favorite story of alumni service through a career of service or volunteerism. Find a Waves of Service Leader to volunteer with, find volunteers for your service projects, and record your service hours on VolunteerMatch.. -------------------------------------------- ******************************************** | |
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Flag this messageprioritiesWednesday, December 7, 2011 2:18 PMFrom: "Shelley Berkley" Add sender to ContactsTo: "Tony Lei" Dear Tony,Republicans in the Senate sent a clear message to the middle-class last week: you are not our priority. As if voting to end Medicare (twice) wasn¡¯t enough, Dean Heller proved he is perfectly willing to raise taxes on middle class families, just to protect millionaires and billionaires. Help us raise $50,000 this quarter to fuel our grassroots campaign and make sure Nevadans know the truth about what¡¯s happening in Washington ¨C please click here to chip in $25 or $50 today! It¡¯s unbelievable, but it¡¯s absolutely true ¨C Dean Heller and his pals voted last week to protect the super-rich rather than cut taxes for 1,200,000 hard-working middle-class Nevadans. Millionaires and billionaires don¡¯t succeed in a vacuum. They need a skilled workforce, great schools to educate the next generation of workers, roads and bridges to move goods and people around, healthy communities, and good public infrastructure to support economic growth. I¡¯m ready to fight for the middle class, while my opponent is standing obstinately in the way to protect special treatment for the super rich, not to mention Big Oil and Insurance companies. If you are with me in this fight, I need your contribution today to help us reach our goal of $50,000 online this quarter before the deadline! Heller and his special interest pals think each and every Nevadan is on their own, but you and I know we¡¯re all in this together. Let¡¯s show Heller how united we are in this campaign, and shatter this goal! Please click to give today! Thanks for standing with me in this fight, Shelley -------------------------------------------- ******************************************** | |
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Flag this messageThis Thursday: Caucus house party in Las VegasTuesday, December 6, 2011 6:23 PMFrom: "Luke Hayes, NV.BarackObama.com" View contact detailsTo: "tony lei" Tony --We've got a little more than a month until the Democratic caucuses in Nevada -- and while we already have our candidate, the caucuses will give us a chance to grow and improve our organizing efforts. That's why we're holding caucus house parties across Nevada. At these parties, we'll connect with our neighborhood teams and plan how we'll organize locally throughout the caucuses and the first months of 2012. There's one in Las Vegas on Thursday. Can you make it? Here are the details: What: Caucus house party in Las Vegas Where: 101 Luna Way #142 Las Vegas, NV 89145 When: Thursday, December 8th 5:00 pm Nevada's caucuses are the first in the West -- so what happens here will help set the tone in the rest of the nation. Let's make the most of them by building the kind of organization we'll need in our state next year. If this is your first time coming out to a volunteer event, don't worry. It will be a great chance to learn more about your neighborhood team and get involved. And there will be ways for both seasoned and new volunteers to be a part of the planning to get more people involved in the caucuses and this campaign. Come out to a caucus house party in Las Vegas on Thursday, and let's celebrate the work we've done -- and gear up for the work we have left to do: http://nv.barackobama.com/Nevada-Caucus-House-Parties Thanks, Luke Luke Hayes Nevada State Director Obama for America -------------------------------------------- ******************************************** | |
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Flag this messageSecretary's Remarks: His Majesty King Bhumibol Adulyadej's Birthday and Thailand's National DayMonday, December 5, 2011 3:39 PMFrom: "U.S. Department of State" View contact detailsTo: tojulei@yahoo.comYou are subscribed to Secretary's Remarks for U.S. Department of State .This information has recently been updated, and is now available. Secretary's Remarks: His Majesty King Bhumibol Adulyadej's Birthday and Thailand's National Day 12/05/2011 05:28 PM EST His Majesty King Bhumibol Adulyadej's Birthday and Thailand's National Day Press Statement Hillary Rodham Clinton Secretary of StateWashington, DC December 5, 2011 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- On behalf of President Obama and the people of the United States, I am delighted to send best wishes to His Majesty King Bhumibol Adulyadej on his 84th birthday and congratulate the people of Thailand on your National Day this December 5. I hope this special occasion will be an opportunity to promote healing as Thailand recovers from the devastating floods. His Majesty to the Kingdom of Thailand is a tireless advocate for the Thai people and the enduring bonds between our two countries. I was honored to visit Thailand last month to personally convey our support for Thailand in the wake of this tragic natural disaster, and underscore our commitment to Thailand’s recovery. The United States will continue to identify ways we can provide both military and civilian assistance to restore lives and sustain Thailand’s long-term recovery and rebuilding. The United States is proud of our longstanding alliance and friendship with the Royal Kingdom of Thailand, and we are committed to its future. Congratulations on this special day and best wishes for a year of peace and prosperity. PRN: 2011/2063 -------------------------------------------- ******************************************** | |
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Secretary's Remarks: Remarks at 34th Annual Kennedy Center Honors Dinner at the Department of StateMonday, December 5, 2011 1:14 PMFrom: "U.S. Department of State" View contact detailsTo: tojulei@yahoo.comYou are subscribed to Secretary's Remarks for U.S. Department of State .This information has recently been updated, and is now available. Secretary's Remarks: Remarks at 34th Annual Kennedy Center Honors Dinner at the Department of State 12/05/2011 02:34 PM EST Remarks at 34th Annual Kennedy Center Honors Dinner at the Department of State Remarks Hillary Rodham Clinton Secretary of StateBenjamin Franklin Room Washington, DC December 3, 2011 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Good evening, and let me welcome you to the Benjamin Franklin Room here on the 8th floor of the State Department. (Applause.) We have so many wonderful, distinguished guests here. But since this is Washington, let me acknowledge Secretary Sebelius of the Health and Human Services Department. (Applause.) Let me thank the members of Congress who support the Kennedy Center year in and year out. Let¡¯s give them a round of applause. (Applause.) And let me acknowledge Mayor Gray from Washington, D.C., who is our host mayor for this event. This is the 34th time we have celebrated the Kennedy Center Honors, and I am delighted to be here with you again. Some of you mentioned during the receiving line that you always wonder if I will make it. So do I. (Laughter.) Every year I end up flying all night to make it back to this dinner, but I am so grateful I do. (Applause.) And tonight, we have the opportunity to salute the luminous talents of our honorees and their many contributions to the American artistic landscape. Now, you will hear more about each of our honorees, but I have to tell you it¡¯s pretty exciting for me to be here with Barbara Cook, and Barbara is still knocking audiences off their feet; Sonny Rollins, since I¡¯m married ¨C (applause) ¨C to a sax player; Yo-Yo Ma, who has performed for American presidents for 50 years. (Applause.) That means he started when he was six years old. And I¡¯ve got to tell you, Neil Diamond, who has been in every part of my life. (Applause.) Neil Diamond¡¯s hair alone is remarkable. (Laughter.) And as someone whose hair has occasionally caused a certain comment or two, I think I¡¯m allowed to say that. (Laughter.) And of course Meryl Streep, who has been so consistently brilliant. (Applause.) She¡¯s like a shape changer. You¡¯re never quite sure what you¡¯re going to see. And then when you see it, you go, ¡°Oh, I recognize that.¡± It is absolutely perfect, and we¡¯re so pleased she could be here. Now, I will leave the achievements of many of our honorees to our emcee for the evening, the incomparable, absolutely extraordinary Renee Fleming ¨C (applause) ¨C who has been a friend for so many years. And I think we all join with her and her new husband in congratulating them for this wonderful marriage that they have achieved. And we just wish them the very best. Now, I was told earlier that because I was First Lady for eight years, because I was lucky enough to be married to Bill Clinton, who¡¯s sitting with Sonny Rollins over there, I got to host the Kennedy Center Honors eight years. And this is my third year as Secretary of State welcoming you all here for this fabulous dinner. And I¡¯m always struck by how wonderful it is for us to be able to celebrate the American arts, which have meant so much to all of us, but also means so much around the world. Now, we know that American music, particularly rock and roll, and American movies really penetrated the Iron Curtain during the Cold War. But it¡¯s also true that as I now travel around the world and meet people who weren¡¯t born during the Cold War, who are now the artists and the activists of their own nations, they still are so influenced by American culture. I think that¡¯s a good thing. I think the freedom, the creativity, the openness ¨C (applause) ¨C that they¡¯re exposed to really gives them a sense of what is possible. I was just in Burma, and I met with a group of civil society activists, many of whom had just come out of jail with the recent release of 200 prisoners. I met the leading comedian in Burma, who is prohibited from performing by the government still. I met the leading hip hop artist of Burma, who has not been able to perform, because everyone has been threatened who would give him a venue, and this is after these men served five, ten, eleven years in prison. And they are so connected and yearning for what goes on outside of this very closed country. Well, that¡¯s an extreme example, but it¡¯s indicative of what I see everywhere I go. I remember when I was in India in 1995, and I met with a large group of Indian women who were part of an organization called SEWA, which was almost a union formed to help these very, very poor women organize to be able to demand their rights. And we were meeting in Gujarat province, and we were sitting under a tent, and some of them had walked actually two days to get to meet me. And we talked about their struggle for rights and the problems of survival they faced every single day. And at the end of the meeting, they stood up and sang ¡°We Shall Overcome¡± in Gujarati. Now, that¡¯s a song made famous because of American spirituals, because of our civil rights movement. It had crossed oceans and decades and languages to unite people. And it was such a beautiful expression of the human spirit. And I think often about the contributions that all of you who are artists make every day. You may not know it, but somewhere in a little, tiny room in Burma or even in North Korea, someone is desperately trying to hear you or to see you, to experience you. And if they are lucky enough to make that connection, it can literally change lives and countries. I remember when Vaclav Havel was here for a state dinner that Bill and I hosted, and we asked him, ¡°Who do you want to have come perform at your state dinner?¡± And he said, ¡°I want Lou (inaudible).¡± (Laughter.) He said, ¡°Because all those years in prison and all those years behind the Iron Curtain, his music penetrated. And we could identify with the anger and the passion and the extraordinary determination that it embodied.¡± So art also becomes more powerful when we experience it together, and I think the Kennedy Center is a real celebration of that. When the artists are chosen, it¡¯s a tribute not only to the individual honorees, but to the American artistic experience. So tonight, when we honor Neil and Barbara and Sonny and Yo-Yo and Meryl, we are not just honoring their individual accomplishments as extraordinary as they are and what they have meant to each of us individually, we are honoring what they stand for and what they mean for the human spirit, for creativity. And what that stands for to me is America. And it makes the world a better place. And it gives to me extra tools that I can use in my diplomacy, because I really believe that the breadth and depth of American creativity is one of the strongest tools that we have. So for all of those and many other reasons, particularly the individual times that I have enjoyed each of these artists, I am delighted once again to host you. And now I would like to welcome the Kennedy Center¡¯s chairman, David Rubenstein, to the podium, who will, as he has done ever since he became chairman, surprise you that a billionaire can be so funny. (Laughter.) So David, please come join us. (Applause.) PRN: 2011/2062 -------------------------------------------- ******************************************** | |
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Flag this messageSecretary's Remarks: Remarks at the Bonn Conference CenterMonday, December 5, 2011 11:15 AMFrom: "U.S. Department of State" View contact detailsTo: tojulei@yahoo.comYou are subscribed to Secretary's Remarks for U.S. Department of State .This information has recently been updated, and is now available. Secretary's Remarks: Remarks at the Bonn Conference Center 12/05/2011 12:29 PM EST Remarks at the Bonn Conference Center Remarks Hillary Rodham Clinton Secretary of StateBonn Conference Center Bonn, Germany December 5, 2011 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- SECRETARY CLINTON: Okay. Well, good afternoon, everyone. We have some more seats. This has been a very full and productive day here in Bonn, and I want to touch on a few key points. First, I want to express our appreciation to the German Government, particularly Chancellor Merkel and Foreign Minister Westerwelle for hosting this conference, and to the Afghans ¨C particularly President Karzai and Foreign Minister Rassoul for chairing it. I think we took some important steps forward. Second, I want to recognize a number of the women leaders who are here from Afghanistan. I met with them and with representatives of Afghan civil society this morning and just now because I am convinced that they have a crucial role to play in the future of Afghanistan, and in particular the peace and reconciliation process. Women and civil society have achieved considerable progress over the last 10 years, and we don¡¯t want anything that we agree to or do to undermine that progress or to turn the clock back on human rights for women and men. I also want to say a word about a particular area of progress, and I¡¯m delighted that the Minister of Health from Afghanistan, Minister Dalil, is here, because a new Afghan mortality survey shows that the Afghanistan healthcare system has made a huge leap forward for women. Ten years ago, the maternal mortality rate in Afghanistan was estimated to be the highest in the world. Today, women¡¯s life expectancy has increased by between 15 and 20 years, because women are finally getting access to healthcare, including prenatal care, and far fewer are dying in childbirth. This is the kind of progress we cannot allow to be undermined and turned back. Now, we have no illusions about the enormous obstacles that remain ahead in Afghanistan. The insurgency by the Taliban remains active. There is a lot of work to be done both by the government and civil society to strengthen and build democratic institutions and to assure the rule of law, and also a free media and an independent judiciary among other things. And the World Bank recently projected that Afghanistan will face continuing hardships and budget deficits that will require new resources and revenue. And at the same time, as everyone is aware, the international community faces fiscal constraints. So these challenges are in very much the minds of all of us as we discuss the way forward. At the NATO Summit in Lisbon, we agreed to a plan for our security transition that will be completed in 2014. Today in Bonn, we took the next step by setting out a blueprint for a post-transition Afghanistan, a roadmap for what we are calling a decade of transformation. In our session today, I emphasized how critical it is that we avoid repeating the mistakes of the 1990s and how important it is, as President Karzai said, that we all embrace mutual accountability. So the United States is prepared to stand with the Afghan people, but Afghans themselves must also meet the commitments they have made, and we look forward to working with them to embrace reform, lead their own defense, and strengthen their democracy. I think it¡¯s going to be very critical that the United States continue what we call our ¡°fight, talk, build¡± approach, going after al-Qaida and their networks and allies, increasing the pressure on insurgents while supporting inclusive reconciliation and sustainable development. So we welcomed the economic, political, and security plans that President Karzai announced today which largely align with this strategy. On security, they committed to expand the capacity of the Afghan security forces, and the United States and our partners will be committed to training, advising, and assisting. On the economy, the Afghans committed to set priorities, use international aid effectively, and enact a series of economic reforms to crack down on corruption, spur private sector growth, and attract new investment. And we have to come with concrete steps. So for example, I announced that the United States and other partners will now resume financial disbursements to the Afghan Reconstruction Trust Fund. On the political front, the Afghans committed to proceed with inclusive, fair, and credible presidential elections and a peaceful, democratic transfer of power in 2014. And we will continue to provide support to Afghanistan¡¯s democracy, including civil society. And finally, the Afghans also committed to accelerate the process begun in Istanbul last month of building stronger economic, political, and security ties in the region. Every neighbor has a stake in the future of Afghanistan. Every neighbor loses if the country again becomes a source of terrorism and instability. So in addition to supporting increased regional economic integration, pursuit of the New Silk Road vision, we also look to Afghanistan¡¯s neighbors to actively support an inclusive Afghan-led, Afghan-owned reconciliation process. I know how much of a setback it was when President Rabbani was assassinated, so it was especially significant when the traditional Loya Jirga reaffirmed Afghanistan¡¯s commitment to pursue this effort. We want to send a very clear message to the people of Afghanistan that as they continue to make tough decisions we will stand with them and do so in that spirit of mutual accountability. Today we join nearly 100 nations in agreeing to renew and focus our shared commitment to continue investing and engaging in Afghanistan for the long term. We look forward to the NATO summit in Chicago in May and other upcoming meetings, such as the Tokyo Donors¡¯ Conference to formalize this commitment. Now, I can say that this has been a long and difficult decade, but the people who really understand what those words mean are sitting here with us. The people of Afghanistan have endured so much, and over and over again they ask me, they ask others, to ensure that they don¡¯t lose the gains that they have made in this last difficult decade. I think we have a strategy that gives us the best chance to achieve a stable, prosperous, and peaceful future. That¡¯s what this conference was all about, but of course, we know a lot of work lies ahead. I¡¯m committed to that work, and I know we have many partners in Afghanistan who are as well. So with that, I¡¯d be happy to take some questions. MS. NULAND: And we have time for four today. Let¡¯s start with Anne Gearan of AP. QUESTION: Madam Secretary, what does it say about the viability of the goals that you outlined and endorsed here, if Pakistan, the neighboring country with probably the greatest influence, at least on the internal goals in Afghanistan, didn¡¯t show up? Do you feel a little jerked around by them, and do you think that everything said and done here now comes with an asterisk because they did not participate? SECRETARY CLINTON: Anne, I think it was unfortunate that they did not participate, and I said in my prepared remarks that it would have been better if they had come. So we regretted the choice that they made, because today¡¯s conference was an important milestone toward the kind of security and stability that is important for Pakistan as well as for Afghanistan. We continue to believe that Pakistan has a crucial role to play. I was encouraged by what Prime Minister Gilani said today while the conference was going on, that he expected that the United States and Pakistan would continue our cooperation in a number of areas that are of mutual interest and concern, first and foremost our joint fight against terrorism. So I expect that Pakistan will be involved going forward, and we expect them to play a constructive role. MS. NULAND: Next question, Abdul Kalel, Bakhtar News Agency, Afghanistan. QUESTION: Your Excellency, the international community has (inaudible) we must protect human rights, civil societies, and the right of communities in Afghanistan. On other end, you are supporting peace with Taliban, with their particular lifestyles. What is the guarantee that the value will not be sacrificed in this process? Thanks. SECRETARY CLINTON: I think that¡¯s such an important question. And ultimately, the decision about peace and reconciliation is up to the Afghan people. It is not for the United States or anyone else in the international community to decide. Back earlier this year, on February 18th, I gave a speech which outlined our strategy moving forward. We said we needed to have a regional approach, and we¡¯ve been pursuing that; this conference, the conference in Istanbul, demonstrate that. It also clearly laid out what we expect out of any peace and reconciliation process. There are necessary outcomes, and those are the same today as they were when I discussed them at the Asia Society in New York. The Taliban must renounce violence; they must abandon their alliance with al-Qaida; they must agree to abide by the laws and constitution of Afghanistan, including the protection of human rights and the rights of women and ethnic minorities. So we have a set of very firm guidelines for any process we¡¯re involved in, but really it is our role to support an Afghan-led and Afghan-owned process, which is why I think it¡¯s so important that civil society be involved in the peace and reconciliation process, because there have to be a wide variety of Afghan voices if the process is going to be inclusive and will protect the rights of all Afghan people. We are still at the very beginning of this process. And the fact is, in conflicts, you don¡¯t make peace with your friends. If you want to resolve a conflict, then you have to sit across a table and talk with people whose views are often very different from yours. But I believe that Afghan society and the work that has been done over the last 10 years puts Afghanistan in a strong position to determine what is and is not acceptable. And it would certainly be unacceptable to me, not just as an American, but if I myself were an Afghan woman, it would be unacceptable to me if any negotiation sacrificed my human rights, and I personally would oppose that. MS. NULAND: Next question, Steve Myers, New York Times. QUESTION: Thank you, Madam Secretary. If I could ask you two questions. President Karzai, in your meeting just before lunch, made reference to the speech of Iran being a positive one. Do you share that view? And on Russia, the OSCE and local election observers noted widespread abuses in yesterday¡¯s parliamentary elections. And even so, the ruling party of President Putin barely met or reached the 50 percent level. What does that mean, in your view, with regard to the political system there and next year¡¯s reelection of President Putin? Thank you. SECRETARY CLINTON: Well, with respect to the comments that President Karzai made, I did not hear the speech. I wasn¡¯t in the room. I was meeting Secretary General Ban Ki-moon. The way it was described to me by President Karzai, he believed that compared to prior speeches that had been given by representatives of Iran at international conferences, this was a positive recognition of the sovereignty and legitimacy of Afghanistan and the Afghan Government. So I really should let him speak for himself, but that is his ¨C that was his assessment. Concerning Russia, we¡¯re watching the election results with great interest. Clearly, the Duma is going to have a different makeup than it did before this election. And we do have serious concerns about the conduct of the elections. We think that the preliminary report just issued by the OSCE international mission raise a number of questions about the conduct of the elections. The OSCE, for example, cites election day attempts to stuff ballot boxes, manipulate voter lists, and other troubling practices. And as you know, I¡¯ll be going to Vilnius from here for the OSCE meeting, and I expect to get briefed further. We¡¯re also concerned by reports that independent Russian election observers, including the nationwide Golos network, were harassed, had cyber attacks on their websites, totally contrary to what should be the protected rights of people to observe elections and participate in them and disseminate information. And we¡¯re very proud of those Russian citizens who participated constructively in the electoral process in order to assure that it was strong and fair and free and credible. I think that it¡¯s not so much what I think or even what the OSCE thinks, as what Russian voters think. Russian voters deserve a full investigation of all credible reports of electoral fraud and manipulation, and we hope in particular that the Russian authorities will take action on the recommendations that come forward from observer missions like the OSCE in its final report and their own electoral observers, who are making recommendations about how to improve the process. The Russian people, like people everywhere, deserve the right to have their voices heard and their votes counted. And that means they deserve free, fair, transparent elections and leaders who are accountable to them. And we believe that that¡¯s in the best interests of Russia and we¡¯re going to continue to speak out about it. MS. NULAND: Last question, Christian (inaudible) from Germany. QUESTION: Madam Secretary, we were talking about the 2014 date when Afghan National Security Forces should take full responsibility. How can you be sure that they will be capable of doing that, because of the fact that they don¡¯t have air force to speak of or tanks or artillery or whatever? And if you allow a second short question, President Karzai said that he might use or need 5 billion Euros a year to support the process after the international forces, the common forces, have left. Do you think his expectations will be met? SECRETARY CLINTON: Well, first with regard to the Afghan National Security Forces, we have seen marked improvement in their performance, their professionalism. They are in the fight in many parts of Afghanistan now and performing well. We know there is a lot of work still to be done, that different units are uneven throughout the country, but we think with a continuing concerted training mission, we will see the force improve. And as the transition to Afghan security lead continues, there will be greater experience, which can then build upon itself. So we think we¡¯re on the right track for the transition to security lead by the end of December 2014. Now, as I said in my remarks, 2014 doesn¡¯t mean that the Afghan Security Forces are totally on their own. The United States and other partners will be providing training and assisting and advising. We¡¯re in the process of discussing all of that. We think the commitment made at the Lisbon summit will be carried out. We¡¯ll be discussing it at the NATO Ministerial I¡¯ll be attending in Brussels the day after tomorrow. And we will also be finalizing some arrangements by the Chicago summit. I think that you¡¯re right that we¡¯re still talking about largely a ground force, we¡¯re not talking about F-16s. But I believe that there is an assessment that, given the threats that exist as of now, the Afghan Security Forces are being trained to meet those threats. Now, as they become a more professional, sustainable force, there will certainly be an opportunity for them to seek additional capabilities. And we¡¯ll have that discussion when the time arises. Thank you. QUESTION: The financial aspect? Sorry. SECRETARY CLINTON: The what? QUESTION: The financial ¨C sorry. SECRETARY CLINTON: Oh yes. I think that there is a transition dividend that has been discussed, because certainly as we draw down our troops, there will be an enormous savings because the most expensive part of our mission is not the civilian but the military. And that¡¯s going to be true for a lot of our partners. And I think you heard Cathy Ashton say today on behalf of the European Union that they are beginning to negotiate in long-term assistance agreements. So what the exact amount is, how much the Afghans are able to contribute over what period of time, that is all to be decided. But there will be continuing assistance. Thank you. MS. NULAND: Thank you very much. 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Education Quarterly News UpdateThursday, December 1, 2011 2:52 PMFrom: This sender is DomainKeys verified"GSEP Alumni" Add sender to ContactsTo: tojulei@yahoo.com Problems viewing this e-mail? Click here. Prefer not to receive e-mail from Pepperdine? Click here. Winter - 2011 Education Quarterly News Update A summary of newsmakers, alumni advancements, events, and the latest developments at GSEP. Find us on Find us on Find us on Find us on Find us on Making Waves » GSEP Awarded $420,000 Grant From National Science Foundation Dr. Eric Hamilton, Associate Dean of Education for Pepperdine University Graduate School of Education and Psychology secured a $420,000 grant from the National Science Foundation (NSF) for Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM) research. With a success rate of around 10%, this grant is highly competitive. more>> Nancy Barker Named Director of Curriculum at Ventura Unified ELAP graduate, Dr. Nancy Barker was promoted to Director of Curriculum and Instruction at Ventura Unified School District. Prior to that, she served as principal at Poinsettia Elementary School. Margaret Weber Named 'Professional of the Year' in Higher Education Dr. Margaret J. Weber, Dean of the Graduate School of Education and Psychology at Pepperdine University, has been named a Cambridge Who's Who Professional of the Year in higher education. more>> GSEP Students Awarded CPSquare Award Christian Borja and Noah Sparks (MALT) have been awarded the CPsquare Award for Community Development through Action Research. more >> Lisa Cooper Named New Assistant Principal at Culver City High School ELAP student, Lisa Cooper, has been selected as the new Assistant Principal of Discipline, Attendance, and Activities at Culver City High School (CCHS). Prior to this position, Cooper served CCHS students as a at-risk & guidance counselor. Nicole Simmons-Johnson Hosts Women of Color Conference Nicole Simmons-Johnson hosted ‘Sit Down and Let Me Tell You Something’ conference series for women of color. The purpose of the conference series is to create a shared space where women of color can gather, grow, and connect. more>> Crystal Jensen Selected as Emerging Leader Crystal Jensen, a learning technologies consultant and doctoral student in GSEP, has been selected as an Emerging Leader by PDK International, a global association of education professionals. more>> Betty Rengifo Uribe New EVP of California Bank & Trust GSEP is pleased to announce the appointment of Betty Rengifo Uribe to the position of executive vice president and head of California Bank & Trust's business and personal banking division. more>> Tyler Ream Helps CMS Win $550,000 In College Scholarships Charlotte Mecklenburg Schools (CMS) has won $550,000 in college scholarships for high school seniors graduating in 2012 under Central Zone Superintendent Tyler Ream. more>> Dr. Earnestine Thomas-Robertson Honored with Waves of Service Award Dr. Thomas-Robertson has been selected as the second annual recipient of the Graduate School of Education and Psychology Waves of Service Award. more >> Fall/Winter Colleague Now Available Online GSEP Faculty and Alumni Lead in Innovation: Click here to read the Fall/Winter issue of Colleague Magazine. Student and Alumni Resources » Waves of Service Waves of Service recognizes and celebrates Pepperdine alumni who are making a powerful impact on the lives of others and provides opportunities for service and partnership. Through worldwide service to students, fellow alumni, the university, and the communities in which they live and work, Pepperdine alumni are advancing the mission of the university and fulfilling George Pepperdine's founding vision. Participate by sharing your story, volunteering in the community, mentoring a student, interviewing and potentially hiring a Wave, and contributing to loan forgiveness funds that enable students and young alumni to pursue the lives of service to which they are called. Career Services Advance your career by utilizing the specialized support and resources provided by GSEP Career Services. Assistance includes career counseling, cover letter and resume review, job search guidance, and interview preparation. Career Services also hosts PepPro, an easy-to-use database listing open positions, networking events, and other tools. To set-up your PepPro username and password: 1. Visit gsep-pepperdine-csm.symplicity.com/students 2. Click on the "Register" tab Call Career Services at 310-568-5666, e-mail gsep.careerservices@pepperdine.edu or visit the web site. PROFESSIONAL ADVANCEMENT Are you interested in enhancing your professional profile? Explore new learning opportunities at a GSEP information session. GSEP offers six master's and five doctoral programs across its five graduate campus locations throughout Southern California and online. Programs are fully accredited by the California Commission on Teacher Credentialing, the Western Association of Schools and Colleges, and the American Psychological Association. Visit the web site. ON CAMPUS COUNSELING CLINICS Counseling is one way to enhance your coping skills. GSEP manages three counseling clinics at which members of the Pepperdine community can receive low fee services. The clinics are open to the public, and provide affordable, high quality, individualized therapy in a supportive and accepting environment. Call the clinics toll-free at 866-396-8970, or visit the web site ALUMNI THERAPIST DIRECTORY GSEP recognizes the importance of receiving therapy, but understands that many students face budget constraints. To help, the Psychology Professional Development and Clinical Training Department maintains a list of local alumni therapists that have agreed to offer reduced-fee therapy to Pepperdine students. Interested students should contact the coordinator for their respective campus. Visit the web site. Upcoming Events » •COASTAL 5K/10K Walk/Run January 28, 8:00 a.m. West Los Angeles Graduate Campus Join Pepperdine University in our effort to improve and enrich the lives of future generations by providing children with the resources that lead to a prosperous adulthood. more>> •Dean's Distinguished Lecture Series Features Dr. Lois Lee of Children of the Night February 9, 2012, 7:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. Dr. Lois Lee, a pioneer in saving children who are victims of human sex trafficking will be the keynote speaker at the third installment of the Dean's Distinguished Lecture Series hosted by the Pepperdine University Graduate School of Education and Psychology. Lee is the founder and president of Children of the Night, the only comprehensive program in North America devoted to children who have been forced into prostitution to survive. more>> Pepperdine University Graduate School of Education and Psychology 6100 Center Drive, 5th Floor, Los Angeles, CA 90045 Education: (866) 503-5467 | Psychology (866) 503-5460 | gsep.pepperdine.edu Copyright © 2011 Pepperdine University -------------------------------------------- ******************************************** | |
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Flag this messageMapping the climate movementThursday, December 1, 2011 9:47 AMFrom: "Maggie L. Fox, Climate Reality" Add sender to ContactsTo: "Tony Dr. Lei" Dear Tony,Thousands of people around the world are standing up as new leaders in the climate solutions movement by hosting presentations about the reality of the climate crisis. Two months ago, we invited you to host a Climate Reality presentation where you live. So far, more than 1,800 of you have requested a presentation -- in over 90 countries, all 50 U.S. states, and more than 1,083 cities across the globe -- and the requests keep coming in. We're so excited about the response that we've decided to illustrate our success. So we've created a map to show where we've received presentation requests all around the world. Find out how the climate movement is spreading around the world. Take a look at our impact. As you can see, we've received the most requests in five countries that are among the top 10 carbon polluters in the world. That's why it's so important for us to get informed about climate change and tell our leaders that we must stop the delay and reach out to solve this crisis. Starting this week, world leaders are gathering in Durban, South Africa for a major conference on climate change. Our trained Presenter Corps is there too. Together, we're taking the message to Durban that the climate movement is engaged and growing. I'm proud that so many of you are hosting a climate presentation in your community. Click here to find out about our climate presentations around the world, and share this graphic with your friends: http://forms.climaterealityproject.org/infographic Thanks, Maggie L. Fox President and CEO The Climate Reality Project P.S. Want to donate to help support our work? Click here. -------------------------------------------- ******************************************** | |
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Flag this messageClarityThursday, December 1, 2011 10:00 AMFrom: "Shelley Berkley" Add sender to ContactsTo: "Tony Lei" Dear Tony,Even with nearly a year left until Election Day, it’s pretty clear what this campaign is going to be about. Who should come first: Working families in Nevada or powerful special interests in Washington? And you don’t need to hear too much before you know whose side I’m on -- and whose side my opponent is on. On issue after issue, I’m standing up for Nevada families, and Dean Heller isn’t. I’m fighting to protect Medicare and the health security of our seniors; he’s already voted twice to end Medicare as we know it and to leave our seniors at the mercy of Big Insurance. I’m fighting to create good-paying jobs; he’s standing with Washington Republicans intent on cutting off any help for the unemployed. I’m fighting to make Nevada the clean energy jobs capital of America; he’s voting to keep giving taxpayer funded handouts to Big Oil companies. I’m fighting for a deficit solution in which everyone shares the sacrifice; he’s working to protect special interest loopholes. But it’s all the same argument. I believe that our top priority should be supporting the men and women who get up every morning and work hard to make a better life for their kids. Dean Heller is more interested in taking care of the lobbyists and special interests who support his campaign. So if you know which side of the argument you’re on, now’s a great time to take your stand by making a contribution to help me make this contrast clear -- click here to donate now! And if you’re ready to stand with me -- and with Nevada families -- all the way until Election Day, there’s an easy, one-click way to do it: Become a sustainer and set up an automatic contribution each month at an amount that’s right for you -- even just a few dollars every month will make a big difference. This campaign is going to be about one big argument over whose interests should come first in our country. I know whose side I’m on. And I hope I can count on you to stand with me. Thanks, Shelley -------------------------------------------- ******************************************** | | Go To Page: [1][2][3][4][5][6][7][8][9][10][11][12][13][14][15][16][17][18][19][20][21][22][23][24][25][26][27][28][29][30][31][32][33][34][35][36][37][38][39][40][41][42][43][44][45][46][47][48][49][50][51][52][53][54][55][56][57][58][59][60][61][62][63][64][65][66][67][68][69][70][71][72][73][74][75][76][77][78][79][80][81][82][83][84][85][86][87][88][89][90][91][92][93][94][95][96][97][98][99][100][101][102][103][104][105][106][107][108][109][110][111][112][113][114][115][116][117][118][119][120][121][122][123][124][125][126][127][128][129][130][131][132][133][134][135][136][137][138][139][140][141][142][143][144][145][146][147][148][149][150][151][152][153][154][155][156][157][158][159][160][161][162][163][164][165][166][167][168][169][170][171][172][173][174][175][176][177][178][179][180][181][182][183][184][185][186][187][188][189][190][191][192][193][194][195][196][197][198][199][200][201][202][203][204][205][206][207][208][209][210][211][212][213][214][215][216][217][218][219][220][221][222][223][224][225][226][227][228][229][230][231][232][233][234][235][236][237][238][239][240][241][242][243][244][245][246][247][248][249][250][251][252][253][254][255][256][257][258][259][260][261][262][263][264][265][266][267][268][269][270][271][272][273][274][275][276][277][278][279][280][281][282][283][284][285][286][287][288][289][290] 291 [292][293][294][295][296][297][298][299][300][301][302][303][304][305][306][307][308][309][310][311][312][313][314][315][316][317][318][319][320][321][322][323][324][325][326][327][328][329][330][331][332][333][334][335][336][337][338][339][340][341][342][343][344][345][346][347][348][349][350][351][352][353][354][355][356][357][358][359][360][361][362][363][364][365][366][367][368][369][370][371][372][373][374][375][376][377][378][379][380][381][382][383][384][385][386][387][388][389][390][391][392][393][394][395][396][397][398][399][400][401][402][403][404][405][406][407][408][409][410][411][412][413][414][415][416][417][418][419][420][421][422][423][424][425][426][427][428][429][430][431][432][433][434][435][436][437][438][439][440][441][442][443][444][445][446][447][448][449][450][451][452][453][454][455][456][457][458][459][460][461][462][463][464][465][466][467][468][469][470][471][472][473][474][475][476][477][478][479][480][481][482][483][484][485][486][487][488][489][490][491][492][493][494][495][496][497][498][499][500][501][502][503][504][505][506][507][508][509][510][511][512] | |