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Please be advised that ["Joe Fosco"] is a [Chicago] celebrity! Please be advised, unlike Wikipedia's featured celebrity, ["Paris Hilton,"] Mr. Fosco helps sick people and has established a major "Charity-Network" in the [City of Chicago]; please be advised, Wikipedia's featured media mogul, [Lord (Conrad) Black] has joined Mr. Fosco's "Charity-Network." Please read the 3rd-party-verified sources below (which are extremely CEREDIBLE sources; Chicago Sun-Times is the largest Newspaper in Chicago):
[Joseph A. Fosco], born Joseph Anthony Fosco, on March 19, 1973 (Chicago area Socialite, [Chicago Archdiocese]-Affiliate and Spiritual Philanthropist).
[Joseph Fosco] grew up in the [Chicago] area and was raised [Catholic]. During his teenage years, Mr. Fosco, who from age 13 was raised by a widowed mother, experienced emotional difficulty, therefore, knowing how hard growing-up can be, Mr. Fosco vowed to devote his life to helping people in need. A short while later, Mr. Fosco began helping the elderly and the sick on a full-time basis.
In 1999, Mr. Fosco helped create the Franklin Charitable Foundation in Chicago Illinois. Its purpose was to provide help for the elderly and the sick.
In 2001, the Franklin Charitable Foundation, via Mr. Fosco’s spiritual-direction, established a “fund” for children with emotional problems. The “fund” was established in the name of [“Sahara Moorer,”] a 15-year old runaway that was murdered in Chicago at the time. http://www.thecrusade.net/forums/index.php?showtopic=20115&mode=linear
In 2003, The Franklin Charitable Foundation was dissolved and reincorporated as “NPI-Franklin Organization.” Since then, Mr. Fosco has served the organization as its “honorary” Vice-Chairman. The organization’s new role provides “philanthropic consulting” and “strategy building” for perspective “Catholic” donors (it is not a fundraising organization).
In mid June of 2006, Mr. Fosco was “Confirmed-Catholic,” by [Cardinal Francis George] (personally) at [Holy Name Cathedral], in [Chicago]. http://www.suntimes.com/news/foster/701536,CST-NWS-stella18.article
In early May 2007, Mr. Fosco was invited to an “honorary” position, Holy Name Cathedral “Stewardship Committeeman.” http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_qn4155/is_20070605/ai_n19202623 & http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_qn4155/is_20071002/ai_n21021056
In late May 2007, Mr. Fosco introduced his brother-in-Christ, [Lord (Conrad) Black], to the Archbishop of Chicago, [Francis Cardinal George]. Since that introduction, Lord Black remains dedicated in helping Mr. Fosco with his spiritual efforts pertaining to the [Chicago Archdiocese], and in general. http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_qn4155/is_20070619/ai_n19305283 & http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_qn4155/is_20070626/ai_n19324738 & http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_qn4155/is_20070719/ai_n19391293
 Declined. The proposed article is not suitable for Wikipedia. While it does look like Mr Fosco may meet the standards of notability, what's given here doesn't seem to be written in a neutral point of view. I assume the first paragraph is a message to AFC reviewers, not meant to be in the article (in any case, I don't see what evidence there is for Paris Hilton to be Wikipedia's "featured celebrity", or for Conrad Black to be it's "featured media mogul"). In addition, I have a few problems with the sources provided - the first, on thecrusade.net, looks like a forum and I'm not personally aware of whether it would pass as a reliable source, but in any case the mention of Mr Fosco there is very brief. The rest of the sources are similarly deficient in content - about all I learned about Mr Fosco from them is that he likes to eat dinner a lot, and Stella Foster likes to point this out. Without some more non-trivial mentions in reliable sources, I'm going to have to recommend not creating the article. Confusing Manifestation(Say hi!) 03:52, 3 January 2008 (UTC)[reply]
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Stacey Bendet, a New York native, always loved pants – from the skinny and slim to the belled and bell bottomed. While studying at the University of Pennsylvania, she garnered herself quite a collection of denim. To quote Stacey, “stacks and stacks of it.” But denim became the ubiquitous blue and Stacey was in constant search for that perfect pair of pants. Pants that were perpetually flattering, perfectly form-fitting, long enough to wear with the highest of heels, and signature in a striped style. So, after years of vintage shopping, tweaking, tailoring, snipping and sewing, she set out to make her own pants. Something unique. Something different. Something Stacey. And with that, alice + olivia was born.
alice + olivia launched in 2002 at Barneys NY and was an instant success –- everyone wanted Stacey’s perfect pants. By incorporating interesting fabrics, an ultra-flattering fit and a stylish retro vibe, alice + olivia quickly gave today’s retro sophisticate something to embrace other than denim as a daily staple. “Stacey Pants,” as her friends still call them, became an overnight phenomenon. Shortly after alice + olivia’s launch, Andrew Rosen, the founder of multi-million dollar brand Theory, teamed up with Stacey to become her business partner in the company. From that moment on, the phenomenon continued to grow.
In 2003, Stacey successfully introduced the alice + olivia cashmere sweater collection as the perfect compliment to her pants, and the following year, she launched a line of well-received swimwear. In the fall of 2004, Stacey made the leap into menswear when she developed anthony + mo, a brilliantly colored men’s cashmere sweater collection, which she named after her two best college pals. The super soft sweaters, which launched at Barneys and Scoop NYC are the perfect boy sweaters – the ones you want to buy for your boyfriend and steal from his closet.
In 2005, alice + olivia expanded into seasonal collections featuring those must-have pants, as well as signature tops, sweaters, dresses, jackets, shorts, denim and more. Stacey secured her place on the fashion map as the leading go-to brand for today’s retro sophisticate when alice + olivia brought in over $10 million in sales and reached over 450 stores worldwide, ranging from elite domestic accounts Barneys, Scoop, Bergdorf Goodman and Neiman Marcus, to leading international accounts, including Harrods in London and Lane Crawford in Hong Kong. During the same year, Stacey signed on to redesign the cult 80’s CB Sports brand for its resurgence in the fall of 2006 and she was presented with the first ever “Life in D” award from Ford, which “recognizes women who combine talent with that little something extra that allows them to break free from convention to enjoy life with style and attitude.”
2005 also marked the year that alice + olivia launched its first-ever boutique, which opened in East Hampton to rave reviews. In April 2006, the first alice + olivia Los Angeles boutique opened on trendy Robertson Boulevard, followed by a flagship store in New York’s Bryant Park in October 2006. Boutiques in Nolita and Southampton shortly followed in June 2006, and growth has only continued. alice + olivia recently opened a location in Greenwich, and is eagerly planning two more in the Los Angeles area. Each store offers alice + olivia signature pieces, as well as items exclusive to the stores, including a few of Stacey’s favorite complimentary brands – from Dylan’s Candy Bar and Malini Murjani handbags to Plum Bunny scented bangles and Moby’s teany teas and gifts and oh-so-much more. Today alice + olivia is sold in more than 500 stores nationwide, generating millions of dollars in sales. It is alice + olivia's 5th anniversary this year and the growth for 2007 is estimated at an 80-100% increase over last year, totaling 25 million. The company anticipates further growth with sales reaching over $45 million in 2008.
Stacey is continuing to keep busy. This year she designed an alice + olivia yoga line of comfortable tops and pants, drawing inspiration from her own love of the sport, and she is preparing to launch alice + olivia shoes for Payless in spring 2008. The collection consists of mod and colorful (and wonderfully inexpensive) platforms and flats that reflect the line’s funky attitude. She also will be debuting a kids’ line of beaded and sequined frocks that alice + olivia fans have come to know and love.
While she’s busy at work designing all those spectacular pieces, Stacey still finds the time to lend a helping hand. She avidly works on charity fundraising for the Young Lions at the New York Public Library, the New York Museums, the Sri K. Pattabhi Jois Charitable Trust, and Wyclef Jean’s Yele Haiti Organization, in which she styled the video for director Jeremy Blake. Stacey’s latest venture, the alice + olivia/Enso Scholarship Fund was created with longtime friend and fellow University of Pennsylvania alumni Josh Fink. This program will send one deserving student from an underdeveloped country to The University of Pennsylvania. A devoted Ashtanga yoga student who practices with legendary guru Eddie Stern daily at 6 AM, Stacey loves flea markets, traveling and chewing bubble gum.
www.aliceandolivia.com
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alice_and_Olivia
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What is the most common path Emcee's seem to follow these days? The better question would be what is the end result of an emcee's journey? The answer for many is next to nothing. That's what Eric Miller, more commonly known as E. Millz, is trying to avoid. With a clever style and smooth approach to the microphone, there is no denying that E. Millz is blessed with the attributes to do so.
E.Millz was always searching for a way to express himself. Coming from a family with a long history in music, he grew up under the impression that music was an outlet for expression. He started writing poetry and short stories before the age of 10, dreaming of what a better life would be like. Growing up with a single mother who often struggled to take care of her two children, he was forced early on to take on the role of the man of the house. E.Millz always had something to feed his need for expression.
A hip hop fan since he was a child, E.Millz faced a turning point in 2004. Struggling with depression stemming from his home life, he gained a new passion for rap after being introduced to Mic G, his early rap counterpart. The two formed a hip hop duo and began recruiting local talent to form the group "Prophecy". This experience would prove to provide growth in E.Millz talent, helping him experience many of his "first times" in his hip hop career. In June of 2005 he would receive news of perhaps the greatest life changing experience he had ever encountered. He was informed he was going to be a father. This forced him to put his life and career into perspective. He quit high school to work in an effort to provide a good life for his son, hoping his child would never have to flirt with the poor lifestyle he had faced himself as a child.
After quitting school, E.Millz lost touch with his counterpart Mic G and began to focus on a solo career. Soon he was kicked out of his mother's house and forced to begin life on his own at the age of 17. He spent most of his free time writing, rapping, and plotting what he wanted from the hip hop lifestyle. After multiple local performances, he searched for local talented artists to collaborate with. It was at this time that he met Zikki and Bonez. Impressed by their rapping abilities, he immediately began cutting tracks with them. After a very successful first show with the pair, they knew that they had discovered more then just your average hip hop partnership. It was then that Breathe Eazy Inc was born.
Since the forming of Breathe Eazy, E.Millz has developed his emcee abilities and is focused on expressing himself to the world. With over twenty performances under his belt, he is ready to take on whatever challenge the game may throw at him. Fueled by a passion for music and the love for his child, E.Millz is aimed at creating new music daily so the hits will never stop.
- Midnight Sun+, Olympia, Washington
- The Manium+, Olympia, Washington
- Thurston County Fairgrounds Lacey, Washington
- South Sound High School+ Lacey, Washington
- Seaside Convention Center, Seaside, Oregon
- Hells Kitchen+ Tacoma, Washington
- Area 151, Tacoma, Washington
- Studio 7+, Seattle, Washington
- Nectar Lounge Seattle, Washington
- Columbia City Theatre, Seattle, Washington
- Sock Community Center+, Shelton, Washington
In addition, E.Millz has performed at various house parties and has made appearances as a guest of honor to clubs and concerts of fellow artists
+ Denotes a location that E.Millz has performed at on multiple occasions.
- 90.3 KEXP
- Unsigned Hype Radio
- Also recorded a promo track for this station
- 89.3 KAOS
- Also recorded a a public service announce for this station
- 1st Place Tommy Guns Prductions "Be the best on my beat" contest
- Runner Up Soundclick.com's SABT Rap Battle Contest
- Semi-Finals of the Global Emcee Rap Battle Contest
- Semi-Finals of Kube 93.3's Chance to perform at Summer Jam contest
- Contest for Shadowville Productions "Be the best on my beat" contest
Mixtape Credentials[edit]- Prophecy Music Mixtape
- Kings Under New Terms Mixtape
- Tysta Mixtape
- MRAE Mixtape
- Past Tense Mixtape
- Just Breathe Volume One
- Breathe Eazy Promo Mixtape
- Ya Dig Volume One
http://www.myspace.com/emillzmusic
http://www.soundclick.com/emillzmusic
http://www.breatheeazyinc.com
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POLIS Literary Magazine is a student publication at Villanova University. The magazine produces an issue near the end of each academic semester. A circulation of between 300 and 400 copies is distributed at various locations around campus. The magazine features writing and artwork by Villanova students and professors. Each issue features creative nonfiction, poetry, short fiction, and black-and-white photography focusing on a central theme. Each issue also features articles on literature, entertainment, and dining. POLIS is an entirely student-run publication sponsored by Villanova University and the Villanova University Honors Program.
The editors of POLIS aim to allow students to achieve their intellectual and artistic potential by providing a medium for them to share their ideas and creativity with the community. The Greek word polis represented the city-state in ancient Greece, and it was also a forum where citizens could achieve their intellectual and creative potention. Based on this ancient model, the magazine works to create a similar forum for the students of Villanova University.
The first issues of POLIS were printed in the early 1990s. At this point, the publication served as collection of short fiction, poetry, and artwork by students and professors. The publication was much smaller than its current form.
During the fall 2002 semester, POLIS underwent a renovation in both content and appearance. The magazine expanded in size to its current 8.5 by 11 inch size and was printed on magazine paper for the first time. Additionally, begining with this issue, the focus of POLIS's content shifted to personal essays, while still featuring a smaller number of poetry and short stories. At this point, black-and-white photography also became a key facet of each issue.
Each issue of POLIS is comprised of a featured topic section and other sections in every issue. For each issue, the editor in chief picks a central theme, and students and professors submit personal essays, poetry, short fiction, and artwork relating to the themes. Past themes are listed below:
Fall 2005: My Favoite Things
Spring 2006: Influences
Spring 2007: Perspectives
Fall 2007: Mistakes
Each issue also includes special sections surrounding specific issues in the arts and culture. Critics' Corner features reviews of art and entertainment. Food & Dining features reviews of local restaurants. Unauthorized features articles about literature and authors. ...Of Things Said features essays on grammatical issues.
POLIS is completely student run. POLIS is funded by Villanova University's Office of Student Development. POLIS is advised and operated out of the Villanova University Honors Program. However, all students are allowed to submit work to POLIS or be a member of the production staff.
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POLIS Literary Magazine is a student publication at Villanova University. The magazine publishes an issue near the end of each academic semester. The magazine features writing and artwork by Villanova students and professors[1]. Each issue features creative nonfiction, poetry, short fiction, and black-and-white photography focusing on a central theme. Each issue also features articles on literature, entertainment, and dining.
The editors of POLIS aim to allow students to achieve their intellectual and artistic potential by providing a medium for them to share their ideas and creativity with the community. The Greek word polis represented the city-state in ancient Greece, and it was also a forum where citizens could achieve their intellectual and creative potention. Based on this ancient model, the magazine works to create a similar forum for the students of Villanova University[2].
The first issues of POLIS were printed in the early 1990s. At this point, the publication served as collection of short fiction, poetry, and artwork by students and professors. The publication was much smaller than its current form.
During the fall 2002 semester, POLIS underwent a renovation in both content and appearance. The magazine expanded in size to its current 8.5 by 11 inch size and was printed on magazine paper for the first time. Additionally, begining with this issue, the focus of POLIS's content shifted to personal essays, while still featuring a smaller number of poetry and short stories. At this point, black-and-white photography also became a key facet of each issue.
Each issue of POLIS is comprised of a featured topic section and other sections in every issue. For each issue, the editor in chief picks a central theme, and students and professors submit personal essays, poetry, short fiction, and artwork relating to the themes. Past themes are listed below:
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POLIS is completely student run. POLIS is funded by Villanova University's Office of Student Development. POLIS is advised and operated out of the Villanova University Honors Program[3]. However, all students are allowed to submit work to POLIS or be a member of the production staff.
Editor in Chief
1 Villanova University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences E-Newsletter
2 Polis Literary Magazine
3 Villanova University Honors Program FAQ
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BRIG GEN LORI J. ROBINSON
Brig Gen Lori J. Robinson is the Commander of the 552nd Air Control Wing, Tinker Air Force Base, Okla. As commander, General Robinson is responsible for Air Combat Command's fleet of E-3 Airborne Warning and Control System aircraft and for supporting combatant commanders worldwide. She leads approximately 3,900 men and women, and manages resources that include 32 aircraft valued at $9.6 billion.
General Robinson entered the Air Force in 1982 as a graduate from the University of New Hampshire, Durham, N.H., where she received her commission through the Reserve Officer Training Corps. Colonel Robinson is an air battle manager, having filled several positions, including Instructor at the United States Air Force Fighter Weapons School, Chief of Tactics in the 965th Airborne Warning and Control Squadron (AWACS), and Commander, Command and Control Operations Division, United States Air Force Weapons School. Her staff assignments include command briefer at Headquarters Pacific Air Forces, Deputy Chief of Staff and Executive Assistant to the Director at the Defense Information Systems Agency (DISA), and the Executive Officer to the Commander of Air Combat Command. During her assignment as Commander, 552d Operations Group, Tinker Air Force Base, Okla., General Robinson was deployed to Oman from March 27, 2003 to May 21, 2003, where she served as the vice wing commander, 405th Air Expeditionary Wing. In Oman, she led over 2,000 Airmen flying B-1s, KC-135s, and E-3s in both Operations ENDURING FREEDOM and IRAQI FREEDOM. General Robinson was an Air Force Fellow at The Brookings Institution in Washington, D.C. Prior to her Pentagon assignments; General Robinson commanded the 17th Training Wing, Goodfellow Air Force Base, Texas. Before taking command of the 552nd ACW, General Robinson was Chief at the Air Force House Liaison Office and Legislative Liaison at the Office of the Secretary of the Air Force, Headquarters U.S. Air Force, Washington, D.C.
EDUCATION
1981 Bachelor of Arts in English, University of New Hampshire, Durham, N.H.
1986 Squadron Officers School, Maxwell AFB, Ala.
1986 United States Air Force Fighter Weapons School, distinguished graduate, Nellis AFB, Nev.
1992 Master of arts in education leadership and management, Troy State University, Troy, Ala.
1995 College of Naval Command and Staff, Newport, R.I.
1995 Master of National Security and Strategic Studies, Newport, R.I.
2001 Air War College, by correspondence
2002 Air Force Fellow, The Brookings Institution, Washington D.C.
2005 Senior Executive Fellows Program, Harvard University, Cambridge, Mass.
ASSIGNMENTS
1. Jan 82 - Jun 82, basic air weapons controller school, Tyndall AFB, Fla.
2. Jun 82 - Jan 83, air weapons controller, Homestead AFB, Fla.
3. Jan 83 - Jan 85, instructor air weapons controller, live-fire senior director, 81st Range Control Squadron, Tyndall AFB, Fla.
4. Jan 85 - Feb 86, chief of Training, chief of Stan/Eval, 848th Air Control & Weapons Squadron, Wallace Air Station, Philippine Islands
5. Feb 86 - Sep 86, air weapons controller, Air Weapons Controller Division, United States Air Force Fighter Weapons School, Nellis AFB, Nev.
6. Sep 86 - Dec 86, student, United States Air Force Fighter Weapons School, Nellis AFB, Nev.
7. Dec 86 - Oct 89, instructor, course manager, Air Weapon Control Division, United States Air Force Fighter Weapons School, Nellis AFB, Nev.
8. Oct 89 - Aug 92, chief of current operations, command briefer, Headquarters Pacific Air Forces, Hickam AFB, Hawaii
9. Aug 92 - May 93, air weapons controller, 552d Air Control Wing, Tinker AFB, Okla.
10. Jun 93 - Jun 94, chief, Weapons and Tactics Branch, 965th Airborne Warning and Control Squadron, 552d Air Control Wing, Tinker AFB, Okla.
11. Jul 94 - Jun 95, student, College of Naval Command and Staff, Newport, R.I.
12. Jun 95 - Sep 95, student, Armed Forces Staff College, Norfolk, Va.
13. Sep 95 - Dec 97, C3 officer, deputy chief of staff, and executive assistant to the director, Defense Information Systems Agency, Arlington, Va.
14. Dec 97 - Jun 98, Mission Crew Commander training, Nellis AFB, Nev.
15. Jun 98 - Feb 00, commander, Command and Control Operations Division, United States Air Force Weapons School, Nellis AFB, Nev.
16. Feb 00 - Jul 01, executive officer to the commander, Air Combat Command, Langley AFB, Va.
17. Jul 01 - Jun 02, Air Force Fellow, The Brookings Institution, Washington, D.C. 18. Jun 02 - Aug 04, commander, 552d Operations Group, 552d Air Control Wing, Tinker AFB, Okla.
19. Aug 04 - Aug 05, commander, 17th Training Wing, Goodfellow AFB, Texas
20. Aug 05 - Sep 06; Director, SECAF/CSAF Executive Action Group, the Pentagon
21. Sep 06 - May 07; Chief, Air Force House Liaison Office, Legislative Liaison, Office of the Secretary of the Air Force, Headquarters U.S. Air Force, Washington, D.C.
22. May 07 - Present; Commander, 552nd Air Control Wing, Tinker AFB, Okla.
FLIGHT INFORMATION
Rating: Basic air battle manager
Flight hours: more than 900
Aircraft: E-3B/C and E-8C
MAJOR AWARDS AND DECORATIONS
Legion of Merit
Bronze Star
Defense Meritorious Service Medal
Meritorious Service Medal with three oak leaf clusters
Aerial Achievement Medal
Air Force Commendation Medal with three oak leaf clusters
EFFECTIVE DATES OF PROMOTION
Second Lieutenant May 24, 1981
First Lieutenant Sept 11, 1983
Captain Sept 11, 1985
Major Jan 1, 1994
Lieutenant Colonel Jul 1, 1998
Colonel Aug 1, 2002
70.185.202.56 (talk) 00:06, 4 January 2008 (UTC)
Articles for creation/2008-01-03[reply]
Declined. We cannot accept copyrighted content taken from web sites or printed sources. Note that copyright protection is granted to all works automatically, whether it is asserted or not. Unless stated otherwise, assume that most content on the internet is copyrighted and not suitable for Wikipedia. Please write in your own words, and in continuous prose.
 Comment: Normally .mil sites have a permissive public domain copyright and can be copied. Graeme Bartlett (talk) 02:39, 4 January 2008 (UTC)[reply]
 Article created. Thank you for your contribution to Wikipedia! My sincere apologies for not seeing that the article was in public domain. Icestorm815 (talk) 02:14, 5 January 2008 (UTC)[reply]
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