Under federal supervision, Christian in 2012 attended a Lifeworks treatment program for marijuana use, documents show.
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There are many aspects of her career and lifeworks that support the requirements of a high public office that would impact a nation and the world.
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He has long dedicated his research to performance, and he co-authored the definitive publication Out of Now: The Lifeworks of Tehching Hsieh with the artist.
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The officers took his belongings -- several bags and a backpack -- and delivered him to the LifeWorks youth shelter, where he was assigned to room 9, the affidavit said.
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The organization presented her with the Inspiration Award for her work with organizations like the child provision charity Baby2Bay, the Children's Defense Fund, and the disability employment advocacy service Lifeworks, as well as her open support for LGBTQ equality and the #TimesUp movement.
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Meanwhile, Grey's Anatomy's Ellen Pompeo is being honored with the organization's Inspiration Award for her work with organizations like the child provision charity Baby2Bay, the Children's Defense Fund, and the disability employment advocacy service Lifeworks, as well as her open support for LGBTQ equality and the #TimesUp movement.
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Dembski's participation was funded by a $30,000 grant from the Lifeworks Foundation, which is controlled by researcher Brendan Dixon of the Biologic Institute (which has close ties to the Discovery Institute). Return of Private Foundation (2006): The Lifeworks Foundation.
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In 2003 she was named Alumna of the Year and later received a LifeWorks recognition in appreciation for her shared commitment to service and responsibility, presented at the college's LifeWorks 150 Alumni Celebration in April 2007. After teaching in the North Carolina public schools for seventeen years, Adams turned to full-time music and storytelling.
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The LifeWorks project started in 2008, providing psychodynamics psychotherapy to homeless people, especially those who are addicted to drugs or alcohol.
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Coverage levels vary between collective agreements. The providers include Standard Life, Sun Life, RBC Insurance, AIG, Green shield, and Ceridian Lifeworks.
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Inspirica, Inc. (formerly St. Luke's Lifeworks) is one of the largest providers of services to the homeless in Connecticut and the largest in lower Fairfield County. Inspirica serves individuals and families that live in poverty or near poverty, and all are homeless or at risk of becoming homeless. Each night Inspirica, Inc.
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Puccia is also an active philanthropist and has co-created the "Open Artist Movement," which produces a yearly benefit concert for Lifeworks, a mentorship program for LGBT youth. As part of this yearly concert, Puccia has performed alongside of noteworthy artists including JoJo, Blake Lewis, Guy B, Kelly King, Alec Mapa, Wilson Cruz, Darryl Stephens, Kina, The Beat Freaks & Jody Watley.
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2012 Significant improvements continue to be made to all the properties, with McKinney House being completely renovated. St. Luke's LifeWorks officially changes its name to Inspirica, Inc. with the tagline, From Homelessness to Home, in March, 2012. 2014 Inspirica doubles the size of its family emergency shelter. The new Family Housing Emergency Shelter has 42 beds, expanding the size of the overall Family Housing Program by 25%.
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In 2005 she made a presentation of her life and career in the AIA Seattle LifeWorks Series. In 2013, she received the Housing Hero Award from the Low Income Housing Institute for designing low income housing and facilities for the community. Geise played an important role in the revitalization of Seattle's Belltown neighborhood. In 1962 she married John Herbert Geise, the father of their son Matt Geise.
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From 1978 to 1986, Hsieh accomplished five One Year Performances; from 1986 to 1999, he worked on what he called his "Thirteen-Year Plan". On 1 January 2000, in his report to the public, he announced that he had "kept himself alive". He has stopped making art since then. In 2008, MIT Press published Out of Now, The Lifeworks of Tehching Hsieh by Adrian Heathfield and Hsieh - a monograph with documentation, essays by academics and artists and an extended conversation.
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The Center is also home to several social service partner agencies, including the Family Stepping Stones Relief Nursery, the Gladstone Health & Wellness Center, Lifeworks Northwest, Northwest Family Services' Family Resource Coordinator, and Clackamas ESD's services for Special Education preschoolers. Off-site partners who provide programs at the GCCF include the Gladstone Public Library, SMART, and Worksource Clackamas. John Wetten Elementary: This school serves students in grades 1 to 5. Each student receives weekly instruction from specialists in physical education, music, technology, and library.
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Optical Museum Jena The Deutsches Optisches Museum Jena is a science and technology museum displaying optical instruments from eight centuries. It gives a technical and cultural-historical survey of the development of optical instruments. The development of the city Jena to the centre of the optical industries since the mid-19th-century is integrated in the exhibition, connected with the lifeworks of Ernst Abbe, Carl Zeiss and Otto Schott. In cooperation with the art club Jena non-optical themes are offered in special exhibitions.
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G&K; worked with job training programs such as Twin Cities RISE!, LifeWorks and The Newman Association to help people reach their full potential in their work and careers. Beginning in 2009, GKdirect held a Workforce for a Cure campaign that encouraged G&K; Services’ customers to trade-in their everyday work wear for pink ribbon apparel in honor of Breast Cancer Awareness Month (TRSA Source). A portion of the purchase price was donated to the American Cancer Society’s Making Strides Against Breast Cancer campaign.
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Highmark SportsWorks (formerly UPMC SportsWorks) is one of the major, permanent exhibits of the Carnegie Science Center. It is one of larger science and sports exhibitions in the world, with over 30 interactive experiences in which visitors can participate. SportsWorks features three themed areas: Physics of Sports (exploring the science of balance, trajectory, center of gravity, momentum, etc.), LifeWorks (featuring information for keeping a healthy lifestyle), and Sports Challenge (demonstrating various physical activities present in many sports). The previous sponsor, UPMC, ended its sponsorship of SportsWorks in 2006.
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His use of colour was influenced by Wassily Kandinsky and by Paul Klee. A museum was established in Brussels at the site of Carcan's old studio, the Fondation René Carcan (Rue Champ-de-Roi 122, Etterbeek), for the preservation and study of his lifeworks. This was both a museum and foundation, and exhibited works of his lithography, sculpting and jewelry design until it closed in 2006. The Fondation René Carcan subsequently became the Espace René Carcan and established the "René Carcan International Prize for Printmaking", intended to encourage printmaking.
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In the financial year 2015–2016, BBMC supplied 110 signs and made £493,000 from Network Rail. The market for signs has changed in recent years with 60% of signs manufactured used by the railway industry and 40% for the road industry. The main aim of Britain's Bravest Manufacturing Company is to provide work to ex-service personnel and disabled people, however they also promote other causes of the main RBLI charity including LifeWorks, an employment support programme which helps veterans around the UK to find work in various industries.
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Other beneficiaries of the charity include: the Teenage Cancer Trust, Arvon Foundation, Bedales School, Chemical Dependency, Children of Chiswick, Granada Disaster, Lifeworks Community, Orleans House Gallery, Oxford University, the Promise, Spirit of Recovery and Yabsley Exhibitions. In 2008 the band raised funds for California charity K9 Connection, auctioning off the chance to be a Who roadie for a day. In 2009 a portion of The Who's Melbourne Grand Prix concert revenues in Australia was donated for brush fire relief. After 1989 the funds available increased because of The Who's return to active touring.
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Lha and Rotary Club Lha works in conjunction with various local and international organizations to build a strong network of affiliates, working towards the improvement of community and social services. International organizations include Louisiana Himalaya Association "LHA", Omprakash Foundation, Tulane University, Monterrey Institute of Technology and Higher Education, Loyola University, Centenary College, Lifeworks International, the Tibet Fund, the Tibetan Friendship Group Australia, Rustic Pathways, and the TibetFreunde Swiss, while local partners include the Central Tibet Administration, Dharamshala Rotary Club, and Delek Hospital, as well as many Tibetan NGOs.
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Lha offers the following programs for students, volunteers, and other visitors: Cultural exchange, cultural immersion, and Tibetan homestay. The duration of the cultural exchange and cultural immersion programs are typically one to two weeks, while the Tibetan homestay program requires a one-month commitment. Lha works with student groups from the Tulane University School of Social Work, Centenary College, Loyola University New Orleans, Rustic Path Way, Lifeworks International and other U.S. universities and high schools. In 2011, Lha organized exchange programs for nine student groups from the U.S. and France.
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In 2006 Marks hired William Dembski as a part time post-doctoral researcher; Dembski is an intelligent design proponent and former Baylor staff member at the heart of a previous intelligent design controversy at Baylor over the Michael Polanyi Center's promotion of intelligent design, which had been resolved when Baylor disbanded that center in 2000. Dembski's position in Marks' lab was funded by a $30,000 gift from the Lifeworks Foundation; the gift went through the university's development department and not its academic grant administration. Dembski's role was stated in the gift documents. Marks said that he kept Dembksi's presence quiet.
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Royal British Legion Industries (RBLI) is a charity based in the UK that helps Armed Forces veterans, disabled people and people who are unemployed. It runs a social enterprise, Britain's Bravest Manufacturing Company, a UK-wide employment support programme for Armed Forces veterans, LifeWorks, a variety of housing for veterans and their families, as well as running back-to-work support for people who have been long-term unemployed or have a disability/health condition. RBLI's headquarters are in Aylesford, Kent, however they support the Armed Forces community nationwide. RBLI (charity number 210063) is a separate charity from The Royal British Legion (charity number 219279).
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January 2005 version of Dissent petition The August 25, 2007 version of the "Darwin Dissent" petition includes the names of both Axe and Gauger. Gauger's affiliation on the August 25, 2007 version of the petition is not the Biologic Institute, but Gauger's alma mater, the University of Washington.current edition of "A Scientific Dissent From Darwinism" petition Dixon is the president and sole employee of the Lifeworks Foundation, which in 2006 made $700,000 in donations to the Discovery Institute's Center for Science and Culture, and of $30,000 to Baylor University for one of its engineering professors, Robert J. Marks II, to employ intelligent design proponent William Dembski as a postdoctoral researcher within the Evolutionary Informatics Lab he was forming.
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Alexa's philanthropic passions and board seats have included organizations in the arts, homelessness, women in technology, film, girls and women's empowerment, sports, and under-served populations. She has served on the boards of Lifeworks (homeless youth), Breakthrough (a path to college for disadvantaged youth), Arthouse (contemporary art), The Blanton Museum of Art, GenAustin (raising self esteem in and empowering young girls) and the Austin Film Society. She has served on the board of advisors of the Austin Museum of Art, and the Downtown Austin Alliance's Parks Committee to preserve Austin's downtown parks and urban spaces. Ms. Wesner is currently on the boards of the Nuclear Threat Initiative, the Salzburg Global Seminar, a think tank; and is Chairperson of the Salzburg Festival Society.
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In the early 1980s Thieme became acquainted with computers, at first interested in how they could apply to spirituality and religious organizations. While still in the priesthood, he began writing about technology and culture, including the spiritual dimension of technology, for example in his essay "Computer applications for spirituality, the transformation of religious experience." In 1993 Thieme left the priesthood to pursue a full-time career of professional speaking and writing, founding his own company, LifeWorks (changed in 1996 to ThiemeWorks), and working with clients such as Arthur Andersen, Allstate Insurance, General Electric, the National Security Agency, Microsoft, and the United States Department of the Treasury. In the mid-1990s, Thieme started writing a monthly online column, "Islands in the Clickstream".
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Additionally, Fairway Market has had a longstanding commitment to firefighters, and in the months following 9/11, adopted local firehouses, supplying them with food throughout the rescue and recovery and clean-up efforts. Fairway also hosts annual Firefighter Food Face-Off events where firefighters can compete against one another in a grilling competition where the winning team wins a gift card to shop at Fairway for their firehouse and hosts a Shopping Night in honor of the winning firefighters where a percentage of proceeds are donated to a charity of their choice. Fairway Market has also hosted Shopping Nights for other organizations, such as one it hosted in October 2011 for St. Luke's LifeWorks, in Connecticut, during which 25 percent of all sales were donated to this social service non-profit agency that aids the homeless in Lower Fairfield County. Fairway Market kept its stores open and delivered food and cleaning supplies to people in need during Superstorm Sandy.
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