And don't forget to spread the word to your vagina-having friends.
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Artists and musicians spread the word to their own audiences across the country.
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Please RT and spread the word to as many ARMYs as you can!
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Modi is urging every Indian to spread the word to their friends, and more.
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So Slice leans on its pizzeria partners to spread the word to their customers.
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He invited friends like Mike Bidlo and Kiki Smith, who spread the word to others.
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He's written about his research and experiences to help spread the word to others with colitis.
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Eeten quickly spread the word to other officers and the fire department, including Police Chief John Dossey.
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Johnson and Duke then spread the word to other pro-Trump personalities that Damore was officially on Twitter.
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The email urges them to keep applying pressure to Rosenstein and to spread the word to other activists:
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BC's turning 30 next week, and we're told she's spread the word to promoters she's available for club bookings.
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The team of volunteers usually gets in touch with prison resource libraries to spread the word to inmates through posters.
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He said he has instructed workers at the three bodegas he owns to spread the word to other bodegas nearby.
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The organization partnered with more than 4,000 groups, like Facebook, Google, Twitter and Reddit, to spread the word to register.
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Bill Cosby wants to spread the word to young people about sexual assault ... and how to avoid being accused of it.
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For example, South Florida teamed up with Michigan for a camp last year to help spread the word to more recruits.
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We have a number of partners to help us spread the word to ensure laundry pacs are used safety and stored properly.
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When Nicollet found out about the contest, she spread the word to her fans and won with 228 percent of the votes.
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Ms. Welch, Mirror's creative director, has also helped spread the word to her clients: Olivia Wilde and Karlie Kloss are Mirror users.
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Instead, Marco says, it depends on the drivers to act as evangelists and spread the word to other drivers and, more importantly, passengers.
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They would try the product and spread the word to anyone who would listen "because they genuinely were excited by it," he says.
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She added that it's important to work on local, grassroots levels, using trusted messengers with "cultural competence" to spread the word to gun owners.
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And "Boardwalk Empire" and "The Sopranos" actor Nick Noviki, board member of disability advocacy group Easterseals Southern California, spread the word to his contacts.
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We'll be your biggest fans and be sure to spread the word to the crew by including your seat number for praises and high-fives.
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Tweets and articles from participants and media (including Refinery29 and several regional marches) urged people to text 89800 and spread the word to their friends, too.
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After visiting the artist's studio, Ovitz spread the word to Michael Govan, the director of the Los Angeles County Museum of Art, and the gallerist Tim Blum.
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Nevertheless, Sheriff Chronister's asking "Tiger King" enthusiasts to spread the word to see if it leads to any new information that can finally crack the cold case.
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The photo went viral when Timothy J. McIntosh shared it on Twitter and urged people to retweet and spread the word to hopefully get help for the residents.
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When Dunkleberger and Sheets went to pay, Davis asked them to spread the word to anyone else who might be interested as he's raising money for a funeral.
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Rather, the government is tapping the area's gig economy companies to help spread the word to contractors about the availability of health care, as well as the Nov.
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On Monday, McCain tweeted that his account was only 74 followers away from 3 million, and asked his followers to "spread the word" to help him reach that number.
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Hoping to spread the word to the slaves who work his plantation, he invites 12 of them to join him on Maundy Thursday for a recreation of the Last Supper.
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The story follows an English pilgrim who comes across a book that contradict the nation's ideological history, and he resolves to spread the word to try and destroy the German empire.
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Our investors care so much about the business – they spread the word to everyone they know, they give us feedback on the product, and of course, they are our customers too!
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To clinicians: I urge you to heed this black box warning and reconsider this potentially dangerous combination of opioids and benzodiazepines and to help us spread the word to your patients.
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Yesterday, after the Surgeon General called for social media influencers to spread the word to their millennial fans, Kylie Jenner posted about the severity of coronavirus to her 166 million followers.
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Shouldn't the government spend a little money if necessary to spread the word to the public about important regulatory reform processes underway, and when and how they can have an influence?
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They departed believing that Bloomberg wanted them to privately spread the word to their allies in the business community about his campaign's operation and how he plans to move up in the primary field.
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"Special Olympics is near and dear to my heart, and I'm thrilled to use GoFundMe to spread the word to Merebears everywhere and raise money for such a worthy cause," Foster said on the site.
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Employers donate to one of ten charities, represented by the postage stamps, and the aim is to use the emails to spread the word to other businesses and encourage them to be part of the scheme.
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Goodman says it's critical that people spread the word to friends and family about this governmental animal abuse and let their members of Congress know they don't want their hard-earned money spent on animal experiments.
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Members of the working group drafted a memo laying this concern out, had one-on-one conversations with Trump officials, and spread the word to fellow NGOs, Sippel and another lawyer in the working group said.
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" Several news sources spread the word to marooned commuters thanks to one woman named Rachel McQuade who tweeted out a photo of the truck along with an explainer that read "Best business – they were very nice and happy!!
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Mr. Thae said his candidacy could be eye-opening for members of the North Korean elite working or traveling abroad, who might watch his election campaign through their smartphones and spread the word to isolated relatives back in the North.
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London, if attacked by a Tsar Bomba "We'd like to spread the word to as many people as possible, but we are speaking mostly to the average citizen, not nuclear policy experts, not politicians," Tara Drozdenko, who directs Outrider's Nuclear Policy & Nonproliferation program, told Mashable.
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A devout fan of Twin Peaks, Deadly Premonition and Lynch, experiencing Mizzurna had such an unexpectedly profound affect on Evie that she wanted to spread the word to others, leading her to start a narrated playthrough on Youtube for players lacking fluency in Japanese.
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This is a movement that's not losing momentum, and it's thanks both to the women who stepped up to launch to program, as well as the continued support of people across the country who have donated, demonstrated, and spread the word to ensure the safety of women.
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It's one thing to realize that some smallish and mostly abandoned sites like Flickr can't afford to keep running (Flickr recently sent an email to users asking them to spread the word to friends about signing up for paid accounts, since it's still operating in the red).
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"We are trying to reach as many residents affected by the flooding as possible, as well as spread the word to Airbnb hosts in the area who are not impacted, so that they can list their home for free and assist in sheltering those in need," Shapiro says.
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Thankfully, Spread the Word to End the Word and similar campaigns have attempted to mark words like "retarded" as taboo (however, 56 percent of Americans don't think it's offensive to call themselves the r-word, and 38 percent don't find a problem in calling their friends it either).
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Although business practices like encouraging educators to spread the word to their peers have become commonplace among education technology firms, Google has successfully deployed these techniques on a such a large scale that some critics say the company has co-opted public school employees to gain market dominance.
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The passionate Sanders supporters are the ones who are expected to spread the word to less politically engaged members of the community: that there is in fact a second Democrat running for president, and that he's the one who really wants to help them afford college and help their parents avoid deportation.
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A big quote: New England Patriots owner Bob Kraft, who is a supporter and friend of Trump, addressed the impact of the protests: Getting direct: Houston Texas owner Bob McNair addressed the players in the room directly, asking them to spread the word to end the protests in order to ward off Trump's attacks against the league: Between the lines: The players in the room attempted to address Kaepernick's status with the league on multiple occasions, but were rebuffed by the owners and executives.
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Hutch also promised to spread the word to other cats about SkyClan.
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Mr. Jacobs was acknowledged for his work with Special Olympics for creating a PSA for the Spread the Word to End the Word campaign.
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Their track "Grey Day" appeared in David Benedek's film 91 Words for Snow (2006, Blank Paper Studio). This helped spread the word to the snowboard community.
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Retrieved August 5, 2013. Haden advocates on behalf of Spread the Word to End the Word to discourage pejorative use of the word "retarded." On June 29, 2013, Haden married Sarah Mahmoodshahi in Miami Beach, Florida. The couple resides in Strongsville, Ohio.
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Spread the Word: Inclusion is a global campaign working towards inclusion for all people with intellectual and developmental disabilities. It started as Spread the Word to End the Word, a US campaign to encourage people to pledge to stop using the word "retard", but broadened both its goals and its scope in 2019.
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Bullied as a young child, Potter has partnered with AbilityPath to put an end to bullying. Additionally, she works with Special Olympics to help promote the Spread the Word to End the Word campaign. Her efforts include starring in a 2011 PSA commercial with co-star Jane Lynch. The commercial, "Not Acceptable", advocates to end the use of the R-word in everyday language.
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Afterwards, the Winchesters spread the word to other hunters to be on the lookout for Michael's monster traps. In "Nihilism," Sam and Castiel manage to trap Michael using a combination of a holy fire cocktail and the angel cuffs. However, Michael simply summons monsters to rescue him. Trapped, Sam attempts to get help from the Reaper Violet who refuses until the group is suddenly teleported to the Bunker.
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In 1998, the sorority moved its national headquarters to Indianapolis, Indiana, and opened a new building a decade later in September 2008. It also adopted an official mascot that year, a ladybug named Dot. Continuing its involvement with the Special Olympics, Alpha Sigma Alpha joined their campaign "Spread the Word to End the Word" in 2009. In 2012, the sorority added another national philanthropic partner, Girls on the Run.
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Unfortunately for Blackout, Spider-Man was wearing a metal neck cover under his costume, which electrocuted him. Spider-Man then tortured Blackout, ripping out his claws and teeth. In agony, Blackout begs for mercy, promising never to go after anyone Spider-Man knows again. Spider-Man tells him to spread the word to all the other criminals that "Peter Parker is off limits", then exposes Blackout to artificial sunlight, burning him.
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He also asked to spread the word to craftspeople that they were welcome in Lithuania. In the letter to the Dominicans, Gediminas mentioned that his seal was burned by the Teutonic Knights. The last surviving letter was written on September 22, 1324 and was addressed to the bishop of Tartu, Erzel, ruler of Tallinn land, and Council of Riga. It reported that the Teutonic Knights violated a peace treaty signed earlier.
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The children do so, but animals from the decks hear them drilling through the wood, and once again, the bears from each deck start suspecting each other's deck for that. This relationship worsens with every happening inside the ark. Noah and his sons also realize that water is entering the storeroom, because of termites. Willi informs his children about the termites, and tell them to spread the word to other animals.
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Sharing cultural knowledge allowed for trust, and as patients felt better they spread the word to other tribes about their positive experience. 4\. Great Plains Indians were emotionally scarred from seeing discrimination and sighs. The tribe is very communal so they thought they could benefit from group meetings that let them share discrimination and experience healing together. Interventions should address the family of the struggling individual since the family bond is a big part of their culture.
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Those Sioux who escaped spread the word to neighboring Sans Arc, Brulé and Cheyenne villages, telling Crazy Horse and other leaders that they had encountered 100-150 soldiers. Unknown to them, Crook's main column of infantry, artillery, and other cavalry had arrived. Crazy Horse and 600-800 warriors quickly rode 10 miles northward towards American Horse's village, set in a depression among several hills. They reached an overlook, where they saw much larger than expected numbers of well- armed soldiers surrounding the village.
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Having refused treatment by the army surgeons after surrendering, American Horse eventually lost his life, as well as two women and one child. One tribal boy was found alive in the village, having slept through the initial fighting. Those Sioux who escaped spread the word to neighboring Sans Arc, Brulé and Cheyenne villages, telling Crazy Horse and other leaders that they had encountered 100-150 soldiers. Unknown to them, Crook's main column of infantry, artillery, and other cavalry had their arrival.
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The officers then come out and tear the ASA flags off of their uniforms, asking Beck for orders. Beck tells his men to spread the word to prepare for a fight. In Texas, Chavez comes and tells Jake that after the bomb is authenticated, Texas is siding with the old US government based in Columbus, Ohio, which will lead to the Second American Civil War. Texan soldiers load the nuke into a truck as Hawkins is loaded into an ambulance.
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Ed denies having done so, and Eddy concludes that there is a "serial toucher" on the loose. The Eds spread the word to the other cul-de-sac children, who offer them money if they catch the thief. The three then form a plan, which has Ed sitting alone on a bench in the playground with a "Don't Touch!" sign around his neck. Jonny (David Paul Grove) soon walks by, carrying his imaginary friend Plank, who is a board of wood.
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The Staunton family also established the Rory Staunton Foundation to support education and outreach efforts aimed at rapid diagnosis and treatment of sepsis, particularly in children. Several letters received by the Foundation have credited reading about Staunton's experience with saving their own children's lives after they developed similar symptoms. Staunton was captain of his debating team and led a fight to end the use of the word "retard" in his school. His "Spread the Word to End the Word" campaign won him praise from the Special Olympics.
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This was several years before it became socially unacceptable to use the slang word 'retard' to describe with persons with disabilities."Spread The Word To End The Word" Retrieved on 5-13-19. From 2008 to 2010 he was the Executive Editor of The Daily Front Row, a cheeky fashion glossy distributed at New York Fashion Week. He is currently a contributing editor at Vanity Fair and editor at large of Playboy In 2011, he launchedSmith, Emily (5-26-11): "Aquatic Style", New York Post.
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Between 1910 and 1912 Kasai District was divided into Sankuru District to the northeast and a smaller Kasai District to the southwest. As of 1926 both these districts were in the Congo-Kasaï province. The people of the west of Sankuru District were stirred up at the end of 1919 and start of 1920 by a fetishist named Ikay, who convinced the people he could render the European weapons useless and free the people from the Belgian occupation. Ikay's disciples spread the word to more remote areas.
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Their goal was to spread the word to their "brothers" (i.e. other Russian inogorods and Cossacks) of what they deemed to be the failure of their authorities to put the Chechens and Ingush in their place (though the Russians simply referred to both peoples collectively as "Chechens" or "bandits"). Throughout the whole affair, the non-Russians of the republic did not retaliate and showed large amounts of self-restraint, perhaps hoping against hope that the Russians would be stopped. The authorities only intervened, however, when the Russian/Cossack band began looting government buildings (i.e.
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After revealing that Michael has left similar traps all over, Neil attacks Dean who mysteriously proves immune to his powers. Lacking a silver knife dipped in lamb's blood, Dean bashes Neil's head in with a heavy metal bookend, killing him and then fires several more shots into his head, ending Neil's manifestations. As Neil's poison was what was keeping Patrick comatose, he recovers as well once Neil is dead and he is no longer under Neil's influence. Taking Neil's warning to heart, the Winchesters spread the word to other hunters about Michael's traps.
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In his retaliation, Gage denied the federal commission any use of the University of California, Berkeley's laboratories to further study the outbreak. The Bulletin would also attack the federal commission, branding it as a "youthful and inexperienced trio". The clash between Gage and federal authorities intensified. Surgeon General Wyman instructed Kinyoun to place Chinatown under quarantine, as well as blocking all East Asians from entering state borders. Upon hearing Kinyoun’s announcement, Gage sent telegrams and spread the word to California’s elected officials, party leaders, and even delegates of the National Convention.
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Later, Jack laments his isolation due to lacking a family of his own; he fantasizes about traveling to New Mexico, about which he has heard many romantic stories ("Santa Fe"). Attempting to outdo his business rival William Randolph Hearst, New York World publisher Joseph Pulitzer raises the prices that the newsies must pay to buy newspapers from his distribution centers. Angered, Jack and David galvanize the other Manhattan newsies to go on strike ("The World Will Know"). While the others spread the word to newsies in New York's other boroughs, Jack and Les confront Pulitzer and are thrown out of his office.
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After that, word about the Team OS/2 phenomenon spread even more quickly, both within IBM and without. OS/2 enthusiasts spread the word to computer user groups across the United States, then eventually worldwide, independently of IBM marketing efforts. Whittle established multiple localized forums within IBM, such as TEAMNY, TEAMDC, TEAMFL, TEAMTX, and TEAMCA, which attracted new supporters and enabled enthusiastic followers to share ideas and success stories, plan events, and creatively apply what they were learning from one another. The "Teamer Invasion" of COMDEX in the Fall of 1993 was perhaps the high water mark for Team OS/2.
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It was being funded by the Israeli government, which provided it with more than $2.5 million a year for three years. This was the first time the government of Israel had sponsored a Holocaust restitution project. Its purpose was to locate Jewish Holocaust victims and their heirs whose personal property was seized by the Nazis and provide them with the means and information to help them seek restitution for the stolen property. Efforts to reach people worldwide included advertising, media exposure, and encouraging Jewish nongovernmental organizations to spread the word to their members and to the Jewish community in general.
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During the "Spider-Geddon" storyline, Arnim Zola led a bio-duplicate of the Gorgon and some Hydra agents to the Superior Octopus' lair, where Arnim Zola tried to get the Superior Octopus to help rebuild Hydra. The Superior Octopus turned him down, stating that he had upheld his bargain to Hydra, as Arnim Zola claimed that one does not leave Hydra until their death. After defeating the Hydra Agents, the bio-duplicate of the Gorgon, and Arnim Zola, the Superior Octopus had Arnim Zola spread the word to Hydra to never come after him again.Superior Octopus #1.
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Cash advised the Senate Estimates that a staffer of hers found out about the raid from "a media source" and then spread the word to more journalists, having previously denied that her office had any involvement. The staffer in question resigned, but his phone was still active after his resignation. Cash has been ordered to turn over any documents in her department relating to the raid. Cash misled Senate Estimates previously by saying her office had no role in alerting the media about the AWU raids which was shown to be false the following day at Senate Estimates.
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Lee Chesnut, an Atlanta radio station music director who was obsessed with Lynch films, played the vocal version and it became the station's most-requested song. Chesnut spread the word to other radio stations and the single became a national Top 10 hit in February 1991. It also reached No. 10 in the UK Singles Chart. The music video for the song was directed by Herb Ritts and was an MTV and VH1 hit; shot in black and white, it featured Isaak and supermodel Helena Christensen in a sensual encounter on the beach, caressing each other and whispering in each other's ears.
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However, there were very few copies to be found. Empty-handed, Tarthang spread the word to the Tibetan refugees, some of whom had carried books instead of food with them during the mass exodus of 1959. Many Tibetan refugees responded to Tarthang's search, and as a result, in 1982 Dharma Publishing was able to put together a complete canonical collection of the texts based on the Derge Edition and other editions, including nine texts from the Chinese Canon. Containing 5,109 texts and totaling 65,160 pages, the Canon also includes traditional Tibetan art and is the most complete collection of the Kanjur and Tanjur ever assembled.
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The remainder of the strike, for reasons Nash said he could not explain, his workers were able to cross unmolested, and were even treated courteously by the pickets. That year Nash's company did $525,678.43 worth of business, as compared to $132,190.20 the year previous, and by July, had outgrown its floor space in the Power Building, and moved into the vacated Joe Magnus Whisky Distillery building, also on East 8th. Going from one floor, to six, and hesitant to advertise, Nash told his employees that if they liked their jobs, to spread the word to their friends and neighbors, and then bring them into the factory and train them themselves. Nash's workforce quickly grew six hundred percent, without a single want ad.
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The decline of the Roman Empire meant a deterioration in educational standards that brought about Late Latin, a postclassical stage of the language seen in Christian writings of the time. It was more in line with everyday speech, not only because of a decline in education but also because of a desire to spread the word to the masses. Despite dialectal variation, which is found in any widespread language, the languages of Spain, France, Portugal, and Italy retained a remarkable unity in phonological forms and developments, bolstered by the stabilising influence of their common Christian (Roman Catholic) culture. It was not until the Moorish conquest of Spain in 711, cutting off communications between the major Romance regions, that the languages began to diverge seriously.
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Actress Jamie-Lynn Sigler portrays herself in the show, first appearing in the season 5 episode "First Class Jerk" when her concerns with calling the flight attendants' attention in first class leads to Turtle switching seats with her instead. She gives him a hand-job (and her phone number) during the flight, but gets angry after Turtle admits to the gang that it happened and Drama (who calls her by her character name in The Sopranos) spread the word to skeptical friends. In the episode "Play'n with Fire," Jamie suddenly calls up Turtle and offers to spend the weekend off with him. The date enables Jamie to get to know Turtle more and their friendship develops into a relationship by the end of the season.
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A website "Free the blogfather" was created by supporters of Derakhshan in order to campaign for his freedom. Before an earlier return to Iran in 2005, Derakhshan had published recommendations of what to do if he or someone else were arrested in Iran, including requests to "spread the word", to "get the English-language media involved" and to "get the publicity translated [into Persian]" and "keep it up". In April 2009, the New York Times reported that Derakhshan was still detained without charges. In October 2009, approaching the one-year anniversary of his arrest, his family began speaking out to Persian and English-language media, and Derakhshan's father Hassan sent an open letter to the new head of the Iranian Judiciary, Ayatollah Sadeq Larijani asking for information about his son's detention.
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However, he does no more than rip off his mustache and jump around. The boys and everyone else inside the Wall-Mart evacuate and gather with other townsfolk in the parking lot, and see the Wall-Mart fold in on itself in a blinding flash of light (in the same way as the Freeling house in Poltergeist), then, inexplicably, crap its pants (shown as the imploding building suddenly releasing a large amount of fecal matter), upon which Cartman laughs loud and hard once again and leaves the scene. Everyone cheers because Kyle tells everyone that all of these places have a self-destruct sequence if they break a mirror in the back. Chef tells a soldier to spread the word to all the towns on how to destroy these places, in reference to a scene from the film Independence Day.
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Along the way they made mistakes and faced disappointments, but by working hard, finding the right mentors, separating themselves from negative influences, and supporting each other, they achieved their goals–and more. Based on the book The Pact, the film chronicles the true life story of Rameck Hunt, Sampson Davis, and George Jenkins, who made a pact in their inner-city high-school in Newark, New Jersey, to find a way to go to college and then medical school. The documentary follows the three doctors as they navigate the minefields of their community work, struggling with exhausting shifts at the hospital, and wrestle with their own painful childhood memories while they spread the word to inspire other inner-city children to stay out of gangs and use education to escape from their urban streets. The narrator of the film, 12-year-old Malique Bazemore, is a Newark resident whom the doctors have taken under their wing.
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Before Ed Reyes and Ian Moreno formed The Little Ones, they were members of an indie rock band called Sunday's Best. Reyes explained in an interview for the South by Southwest (SXSW) arts festival that "We’re always the underdogs. We’re not hired guns; we’re all friends and that keeps us dynamic. We’re always having fun!" The following is taken from the "Biography" section of The Little Ones Facebook fan page: > Our friend Moses tells us about The Little Ones’ journey out of the land of > White Noise...The Little Ones finally left the land of White Noise and set > sail to bring good cheer to others everywhere. Uncle Lee’s Rule of Feet > proved to be too infectious and the boys wanted to spread the word to > everyone across the land. They crisscrossed many roads to find that there > were others who wanted to experience ‘The Rule’. The Little Ones gave it all > they got.
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Building on efforts to spread the word to ‘Enjoy Fresh’ and to enhance the image of fresh fruit and vegetables, Freshfel has conducted in the first half of 2011 a media campaign to highlight the value of fresh produce. In the course of these activities the association has launched in February the so-called ‘Enjoy Fresh’ website.'Enjoy Fresh' Homepage It is the first pan-European website to highlight the positive features of fresh produce and tries to raise the awareness about the values and benefits fresh produce provides to consumers. The website provides information on the production and sustainability aspects of fruit and vegetables, on what is being done to ensure a 'quality' product, information on the nutrition and health benefits, statistical facts, and also tips on how to prepare / consume fresh produce. In continuing to build up the ‘Enjoy Fresh’ concept on a European level, Freshfel launched in the course of another media campaign in the first half of 2012 in June a public website designed for kids, parents and teachers, called ‘Kids Enjoy Fresh’.
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Set several weeks after the previous series, Gwen Tennyson, now sixteen years old, releases her dormant, inner Anodite for the second time against Zombozo (John DiMaggio) after he attempts to kill her aunt and Ben's mother Sandra (Beth Littleford), growing to a gigantic size and shouting at him to leave the Tennyson family, as well as Kevin's family, alone, terrifying him before letting him go to spread the word to all of their other enemies. Gwen also discovers her black-haired near-identical cousin Sunny (also voiced by Ashley Johnson) is also part-Anodite, more so than Gwen in that her mother was also an Anodite in addition to their grandmother, her father and Gwen's and Ben's uncle Manny having married one, and once again encounters Charmcaster and Darkstar, the pair now engaged in a romantic relationship after Charmcaster failed to use the Great One Dagon to resurrect her father, before helping Ben save the universe in destroying Dagon and his Esoterica. Ben 10/Generator Rex: Heroes United, a one-hour crossover with fellow Man of Action series Generator Rex, aired on November 25, 2011 on Cartoon Network, in which Gwen is featured towards the beginning and in a flashback in a cameo appearance.
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