Archive for March, 2012

?Green Dan? is a Hit with Kids; Book Sales on iPads Have Skyrocketed

Published by fnever on March 29th, 2012 - in Knowledge Base


Lake, (PRWEB) March 13, 2012

Green Dan, announces sales of the titled Green Dan Says! ? is Cool? for iPads and iPhones is nothing short of incredible with sales doubling and tripling as months pass. Author , aka Green Dan is dedicated to educating children on renewable energy and energy conservation with the first book being a simple, easy to read, colorful introduction to renewable energy. The Green Dan is perfect for elementary school teachers!

Green Dan?s cartoon character was created to help children ages 8 & up learn about the different types of renewable energy now available and being developed. Dan Marsh said ?I felt the best way to educate kids on renewable energy was to create a fun and easily identifiable character kids could relate to in order to spread the message.? After showing some ideas to his daughter Sarah Marsh in Austin, TX, Green Dan the cartoon character was born! Sarah said, ?Green Dan the cartoon version is simply my dad with green hair and a green beard.? Sarah also commented regarding the fact Green Dan doesn?t have any shoes on was no accident. Sarah?s said, ?He loves going barefooted!?

Dan Marsh, renewable energy advocate, inventor, children?s educator and author practices what he preaches too! Dan?s comments on this was the fact he was shocked on how many people teach solar classes, and run around talking about how great renewable energy technologies are but don?t utilize any of it on their own homes.

Dan is proud of the fact his has a 1kW vertical axis wind turbine, more than 3,800 watts of thin-film PV, (grid-tied w/ battery back up) solar hot water for heating, solar hot water for domestic uses and an experimental ground source heat pump.

Green Dan?s next books in the series will cover individual subjects like,

Wind Power

Solar Electricity

Solar Hot Water

Bio Fuels

And more!

For more information, please visit the at http://www.GreenDan.us

When you get there, click on ?News? to see what?s been going on.

Green Dan, LLC

511 Lasso Loop

Canyon Lake, TX 78133

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OneRoof Energy Partners with Roofing Contractor of the Year, Chandler?s Roofing, Inc.

Published by fnever on March 27th, 2012 - in Knowledge Base

, () March 08, 2012

OneRoof Energy, the ?s first residential solar company that works directly with roofers to sell and install its systems, announces a new partnership with Chandler?s , , a full-service residential company servicing Southern California. The new partnership provides options and financing for Chandler?s customers who want to install solar rooftop systems.

?s Los Angeles and Orange County customers now have the option to integrate aesthetically pleasing solar rooftop systems through OneRoof Energy?s SolarSelect

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A Brief Introduction to Geothermal Energy – Pros and Cons, Yes or No? Find Out!

Published by fnever on March 25th, 2012 - in Knowledge Base

Article by Joe Markson

There tend to be quite a bit of discussion going on regarding energy however it clearly is perhaps the most cost effective alternatives that exists. energy works all year round and it can save lots on your energy bills. It is actually more affordable than plus its absolutely clean and sustainable.

The best part of tends to be that it can be used in all weather conditions. No matter if it’s freezing or sizzling hot outside the constantly works (as opposed to solar panels for example where you actually need the sun’s rays to shine for the solar panels to generate anything at all). Geothermal solutions demand negligible upkeep and they’re made to function for a long time. They could be scaled to suit one’s circumstances. This can be a perfect solution for either residential or industrial use.

But just what is geothermal energy anyway?

The term “geothermal” is of Greek origin, meaning “warmth out of the ground”. We generally differentiate 2 types of geothermal energy. The first is geothermal heat which is generated from the magma of the earth, thanks to atomic reactions. In the center of our planet conditions are so incredibly hot (~7200 °F or ~4000 °C) that rock will become liquefied which then slowly moves towards the surface of the earth.Typically, the temperature increases about 120 °F (~50 °C) with each mile (~1.6 km) towards the middle of the earth. The other kind of geothermal heat actually comes from sunlight. The sun heats up the first few meters of the surface of our Earth and this may also be harnessed.

So what’s in it for me?

Geothermal energy is normally used for warming or cooling. It can generate warmth during wintertime and cooling can be done with it during summer. It can also help to meet hot needs of a household. Of course there are pros and cons of geothermal energy, but the advantages usually outweigh the disadvantages.

Final thoughts

There is much more talk about climate change and the search for alternative energy has never been such a hot topic as nowadays. With geothermal heat pump systems getting more inexpensive, more efficient, and a lot more reliable geothermal energy is amongst the most talked about green solutions around. Despite the fact that installing a geothermal heat pump system is typically more pricey than a regular system, the original investment will probably pay off in a couple of years time.

And finally, if you are interested in geothermal energy pros and cons please check out GeothermalEnergyHQ at http://www.geothermalenergyhq.com.










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Solar Energy Options That You Can Install in Your Home – Go Green With Solar Energy!

Published by fnever on March 22nd, 2012 - in Knowledge Base

As you may know, the energy resources in this world are slowly depleting. We must start using energy that is abundant and available on a day to day basis. is a great resource; it is cheap and it helps the environment. However, most people believe that installing a solution in their homes will be too costly; this is not the case at all. As a result, they decide to stick with their regular electricity. If you install a in your you will not only be able to cut down on your , but you will also be saving the environment from pollution.

The following article will discuss the different types of solar energy options that you can install in your home.

Solar home lighting: This system takes in solar energy and converts it to electricity to power your home. The solar panels contain cells which charge with energy when exposed to sunlight.

These cells stay charges, saving energy, so at night time you will still be able to light your house. If you install this system in your home, will be a thing of the past.

: If you install a in your household, you will save a fortune on heating bills in the winter. Yes you will have a cool high-tech gadget in your house, but that is not a bad thing. It may be an expensive cost initially, but after three or four years you will not be paying anything for heating. How can you beat that?

You can save money by making your own energy at home. It is cheaper and easier then you may have thought.

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SHAPE Task Force Calls for Changing National Cholesterol Education Program (NCEP) to National Atherosclerosis Education Program

Published by fnever on March 20th, 2012 - in Knowledge Base

Houston, () March 17, 2012

When the NIH launched in 1985, the focus was on the detection and treatment of high cholesterol, largely in isolation from other cardiovascular risk factors. Since then, numerous discoveries and new research in the field of cardiovascular risk prediction have enabled earlier detection of risk and the identification of those who stand to benefit most from cholesterol-lowering therapies.

One of the most important developments is the use of noninvasive imaging to diagnose atherosclerosis in its pre-symptomatic stage. While detection and treatment of traditional risk factors such as high cholesterol and high blood pressure are important, it is now clear that the direct measurement of atherosclerosis, which enables personalized risk assessment, is useful in identifying high risk individuals and improves risk classification.

In fact, in the 9 years since the NIH released NCEP-III Guidelines which introduced ?Global Risk Assessment?, subclinical atherosclerosis has gained increased recognition as a more powerful predictor than all risk factor combinations and risk factor-based scoring systems. The burden of atherosclerotic plaques predicts adverse events much more accurately than risk factors, particularly near-term events.

Consequently, in 2009, the Appropriate Use Criteria considered coronary artery calcium scans (CAC) ?appropriate? for asymptomatic patients with an ?Intermediate? global risk estimate, as well as those deemed lower risk with a family history of premature coronary heart disease. In 2010, the ACC/AHA Guideline for Assessment of Cardiovascular Risk in Asymptomatic Adults followed suit, elevating CAC and carotid plaque and intima-media thickness (CIMT) to Class IIa recommendations for cardiovascular risk assessment in asymptomatic adults at intermediate (10% to 20% 10-year) risk.

As we await the NCEP IV Guidelines, the SHAPE Task Force anticipates that the discoveries of the past decade will be in the NCEP Adult Treatment Panel (ATP) IV, and that the NIH will assign a major role to detection of subclinical atherosclerosis to improve risk prediction for primary prevention of atherosclerotic cardiovascular disease.

The Guidelines should no longer favor intensive treatment of cholesterol independent of atherosclerosis, but instead must target those individuals with the highest burden of atherosclerotic CVD risk who are expected to benefit the most from aggressive cholesterol-lowering therapies. The heightened awareness of possible statin induced hyperglycemia (diabetes mellitus) and rare cognitive dysfunction reinforces the need for more accurate risk assessment to insure that widespread drug therapy is appropriately implemented.

The SHAPE Task Force therefore suggests changing the name of the to the . This change will appropriately shift the focus from a single risk factor of atherosclerosis (cholesterol) to atherosclerosis itself, and can help save the lives of many High Risk individuals, who are currently misclassified as Low or Intermediate Risk.

SHAPE is continuing its scientific quest for innovative approaches to heart attack prevention, and ultimately, eradication. As an educational nonprofit organization, SHAPE advocates only the most scientifically proven approach, independent of specific practices or procedures. SHAPE is actively supporting the Department of Health & Human Services Million Hearts? initiative to prevent one million heart attacks and strokes over five years.

Members of the SHAPE Task Force include:

Arthur Agatston, M.D.

Associate Professor of Medicine,

University of Miami Miller School of Medicine

Founder and Director of the South Beach Diet and Heart Health Program

Miami, FL

Michael Blaha, M.D.

The Johns Hopkins

Ciccarone Center for the Prevention of Heart Disease

Baltimore, MD

Daniel S. Berman, M.D.

Director of Cardiac Imaging and of Nuclear

Cardiology at Cedars-Sinai

Los Angeles,

Matthew Budoff, M.D.

Vice President, Society of Atherosclerosis Imaging,

Professor of Medicine and Director of Preventive

Cardiology, UCLA Harbor

Los Angeles, CA

Michael H. Davidson, M.D.

FNLA Professor, Director of Preventive Cardiology, The University of Chicago Pritzker School of Medicine, Executive Medical Director,

Radiant Research

Chicago, IL

James Ehrlich, M.D.

Clinical Associate Professor

University of Colorado

Denver, CO

Raimund Erbel, M.D.

Professor of Medicine

University of Duisburg-Essen

Director of Department of Cardiology

West German Heart Center

Essen, Germany

Erling Falk, M.D., Ph.D.

Chief of SHAPE Guidelines Editorial Committee

Professor of Pathology and Cardiology

Aarhus University Hospital (Skejby)

Aarhus, Denmark

Steven B. Feinstein, M.D.

Professor of Medicine and Director of Echocardiograpy

Division of Cardiology, Rush University Medical Center

Chicago, IL

Harvey S. Hecht, M.D.

Professor of Medicine

Associate Director of Cardiac Imaging

The Mount Sinai Medical Center

New York, NY

Howard Hodis, M.D.

Professor of Cardiology and Preventive Medicine

Professor for Molecular Pharmacology and Toxicology

Director of Atherosclerosis Research Unit at the Division of Cardiovascular Medicine

Keck School of Medicine University of Southern California

Los Angeles, CA

Sanjay Kaul, M.D., M.P.H.

Director, Cardiology Fellowship Training Program

Director, Vascular Physiology and Thrombosis Research

Laboratory at the Burns and Allen Research Institute

Cedars-Sinai Medical Center

Los Angeles, CA

Iftikhar J. Kullo, M.D.

Professor of Medicine

Division of Cardiovascular Disease

College of Medicine

Mayo Clinic

Rochester, MN

Roxana Mehran, M.D.

Professor of Medicine and Director of Interventional Cardiovascular Research and Clinical Trials, Mount Sinai Heart, the Zena and Michael A. Wiener Cardiovascular Institute

Mount Sinai School of Medicine

New York, NY

Morteza Naghavi, M.D.

Founding President of SHAPE

CEO of Fairway Medical Technologies,

Houston, TX

Tasneem Z Naqvi, M.D.

Professor of Medicine & Clinical Scholar

Director of Non Invasive Diagnostic Services

Keck School of Medicine

University of Southern California

Los Angeles, CA

Paolo Raggi, M.D.

Academic Director, Mazankowski Alberta Heart Institute

University of Alberta

Edmonton, AB

Canada

PK Shah, M.D.

Chairman of SHAPE Scientific Committee

Chief of Cardiology and Director of Atherosclerosis Research, Cedars Sinai Medical Center

Professor of Medicine at UCLA School of Medicine

Los Angeles, CA

Henrik Sillesen, M.D., D.MSc.

Director of HRP Study Carotid Examinations

Chairman, Department of Vascular Surgery Rigshospitalet

Professor of Surgery, University of Copenhagen

Copenhagen, Denmark

J. David Spence, M.D.

Professor of Neurology and Clinical Pharmacology,

University of Western Ontario

Director of Stroke Prevention & Atherosclerosis Research Centre,

Robarts Research Institute

London, ON

Canada

Khurram Nasir, M.D.

Section of Cardiovascular Medicine,

Yale School of Medicine,

New Haven, CT

H. Robert Superko, M.D.

Chief of Medical Affairs ? Celera

Adjunct Professor

Mercer University School of Pharmaceutical Sciences

Atlanta, GA

Pierre-Jean Touboul, M.D.

Professor of Neurology

Department of Neurology and Stroke Center

AP-HP Bichat University Hospital

Neurology and Stroke Center

Paris, France

SHAPE Distinguished Advisors:

Valentine Fuster, M.D., Ph.D.

Director of Mount Sinai Heart, the Zena and Michael A. Wiener Cardiovascular Institute and the

Marie-Josee and Henry R. Kravis Center for Cardiovascular Health

Mount Sinai Medical Center

Professor, Richard Gorlin, MD and Heart Research Foundation

Mount Sinai School of Medicine

New York, NY

Rodger S. Blumenthal, M.D.

Professor of Medicine and Director,

The Johns Hopkins Ciccarone Center for the Prevention of Heart Disease, Division of Cardiology,

Johns Hopkins University

Baltimore, MA

About the Society for Heart Attack Prevention and Eradication (SHAPE):

The mission of SHAPE ( http://www.shapesociety.org ) is to eradicate heart attack by championing new strategies for prevention while advancing the scientific quest for a cure. The focus of SHAPE is on the asymptomatic ?vulnerable patients? who are unaware of their hidden cardiovascular risk. SHAPE believes the quo leaves the Vulnerable Patient unprotected hence it is unacceptable and must change. In addition to the detection of risk factors of atherosclerosis, healthcare professionals must pay attention to atherosclerosis itself. Individuals without alarming risk factors but with hidden plaque (asymptomatic atherosclerosis) must be treated and alerted to their high risk. Through educational programs presented to both medical professionals and the community, SHAPE raises awareness of the primary prevention of atherosclerotic cardiovascular disease. The vision of SHAPE is a world free from heart attack.

For additional information, contact:

Jay Donnella

Executive Director

SHAPE

713-529-4484 or 877-SHAPE11 (877-742-7311)

Email: info(at)shapesociety(dot)org

Web: http://www.shapesociety.org



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Beware Solar Energy By 2012

Published by fnever on March 18th, 2012 - in Knowledge Base

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Beware By 2012

I don’t know about 2012, I have seen the movie, I have read the books, were supposed to get a radiation or electromagnet super wave from the sun that winters year, it makes for entertainment I guess, but more important is collecting the energy the sun is putting out right as I write this, and has for millions of years.

It sits in the skies every day staring down at us with more power and energy than even the smartest man on earth or working for Nasa can figure out. We have figured out how to harness this energy, yet every day, every winter we struggle with drilling oil, dealing with foreign countries about the prices their gouging us on the fossil fuel that is pumped out their land, this all so un-necessary.

One of the problems is we keep waiting for the corporations and governments to get the ball rolling, we know how slow governments can be and corporations are quite happy with the quo, the oil companies and the countries their dealing are making a fortune on are hard earned money. So the change that needs to happen has to be from the home owners, and it should start happening in this country now, it is happening in other countries right now, were unfortunately on the tail end of a very important movement.

Countries like Australia, New Zealand and such are ahead of American in the energy conversion movement. Japan is also ahead of the U.S., the American people are used to being pioneers in technological movements and it does not make sense for to be lagging behind so many countries, granted were still a great country but were not the head makers of old, and our economy, the employment environment here is hurting, all you have to do for proof is read the papers or watch TV.

Success is aware of this dilemma and is in the process of educating and getting out the story via the internet to as many people as we can. Many people still don’t even question the status of were we stand in the energy , and that’s what were in, a to convert from fossil fuel to new sources of energy, our current energy source is so tied up in oil, and the supply of oil is dwindling at an alarming rate, 20 years from now this country could be in big trouble! We need to act now; we need mass conversions taking place starting today if were going to make even second place.

Nobody knows what’s going to happen in 2012, but we do know we’ll be much farther behind in the energy race if we don’t start converting from our old energy source to a more economic and infinite source. The sun seems like the most sensible answer, scientists are looking into wind farms, and hydrogen converters but they have not been developed to the point of mass deployment.

Solar energy systems are here now and ready, solar panels have been around awhile now, so have Photovoltaic systems, these systems have been proven and countries and companies are deploying them right now, they have been adapted for home conversions and are affordable. So what are we waiting for, and that’s were comes in, we have the resources and contacts to connect home owners with the right equipment and contractors best suited for the work, we have screened these contractors, we have done the research for you and have compiled a list of the best vendors and qualified contractors. Visit our today.

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New Report Finds U.S. Solar Energy Installations Soared by 109% in 2011 to 1,855 Megawatts

Published by fnever on March 15th, 2012 - in Knowledge Base


, () March 14, 2012

The U.S. industry installed a record 1,855 megawatts (MW) of photovoltaic (PV) capacity in 2011, more than doubling the previous annual record of 887 MW set in 2010, according to the latest U.S. Solar Market Insight report. The record amount of solar installations is enough to power more than 370,000 homes, and represents a 109 percent growth rate in 2011. It is the first time the U.S. solar market has topped one gigawatt (1,000 MW) in a single year. In the fourth quarter of 2011 alone, the industry installed 755 MW, up 115 percent from Q4 2010, for a second consecutive record-breaking quarter. GTM Research and the Industries Association (SEIA

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Tremco Incorporated Headquarters Achieves LEED Gold Certification

Published by fnever on March 13th, 2012 - in Knowledge Base


Breachwood, Ohio (PRWEB) March 07, 2012

Tremco (Tremco) announced today that the (USGBC) has awarded its recently renovated corporate headquarters () for the makeover of the 40-year-old facility into a showcase of sustainability.

LEED is the standard for measuring a ?s sustainability; certification can only be awarded after a facility undergoes a rigorous, detailed evaluation by an independent third party. Changes were so extensive that the certification is for new construction and not for renovation; officially, the is LEED-NC. The received 72 points from the USGBC, far surpassing the minimum number required for LEED Gold.

?We are extremely proud to have achieved LEED Gold ,? said Tremco President Randy Korach.

?We felt that to lead by example in the construction industry, it was our responsibility to convert our headquarters into a high performance, energy efficient building that required less water, embraced renewable energy sources and reduced operating costs substantially from prior levels. We accomplished all of this in an expedited construction process that

took only about six months.?

Many of the sustainable features included in the renovation that were responsible for LEED Gold points came from organizations that are part of RPM International , Tremco?s parent company. These included:


Four types of sustainable roofing systems from Tremco Roofing and Building Maintenance ? a vegetated roof; photovoltaic array; white, reflective built-up roof; and white reflective membrane.
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New Solar Kits Website Details Solar Over Metal Roofing Product by Whirlwind Solar

Published by fnever on March 11th, 2012 - in Knowledge Base


Houston, () June 07, 2011

Houston based Pre Engineered Manufacturer, Whirlwind Steel Buildings, announced today, in conjunction with its other divisions Whirlwind Components and Whirlwind Solar, the launch of the first solar for solar over applications.

In addition to providing the pre-designed “peel and stick” solar laminate systems it has become famous for, Whirlwind Solar is now offering traditional crystalline “Bolt Down” solar modules. Whirlwind has a unique attachment method specifically designed to cost effectively attach PV modules to . The kits include the bulk of the solar related equipment and are specially designed for metal platforms. Whirlwind Solar Kits typically include PV Modules, Inverter(s), combiner boxes, Fuses, wire whips, lightning arrestors, warning labels, and AC disconnects one line electrical diagrams, and installation manuals.

This cutting edge approach, geared towards the pre-engineered metal building industry and architectural metal roof systems industry, will create a seamless approach to using solar on weather-tight metal roof systems.

According to Fred Reardon, operations manager for Whirlwind Solar, “We have 59 pre-designed systems. If the building owner stays within the confines of the system, they can benefit from a cost effective, pre-designed system that is free. The future of solar is roof mounted and free. There is no better platform for solar than a high performance Whirlwind metal roof system. Standing seam metal roofs are the only roof systems that can exceed the lifespan of a solar array.

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Bobby Sherman Announces “Brigitte & Bobby Sherman Children’s Foundation”

Published by fnever on March 8th, 2012 - in Knowledge Base

Los Angeles, California () March 05, 2012

The Brigitte & Children?s Foundation, an international humanitarian and development organization dedicated to caring for children orphaned by AIDS, civil warfare, disease or other tragedy in developing countries around the world, will soon begin construction of a musical village in Ada, Ghana. The musical village will incorporate a school and medical clinic that will allow orphaned children to live in the village, grow their own food and sell surplus food to neighboring villages. All proceeds will go directly back into the BBSCF musical village, where the children will receive a classical education that includes a focus on African drumming, dancing, art, and tribal history.

Beginning in 2006, and Bobby Sherman sponsored a daily musical workshop that teaches children the art of drum , singing and tribal dance located in the poorest neighborhood in Accra, the capital of Ghana. That assistance eventually progressed into a desire to provide a shelter for these orphans and street children where they could fully have the benefit of art, music, education and health. Today the program includes a daily feeding and tutoring program for street children in Accra and Ada. In 2011, the Brigitte & Bobby Sherman Children?s Foundation was officially formed and plans to assemble the village were set in motion.

To realize the extraordinary vision, last year the Foundation committed to and succeeded in acquiring 5 acres of land in Ada, a rural village some 3 hours drive from the capital. The Foundations COO/CFO Kerry David and CEO Josh Roenitz, met with local chiefs to purchase the land and procure the support of the tribe to commence with the musical village. Two local Chiefs, Nene Tsatsu Pediator and Nene Ahaviatse, even performed a libation ceremony, a centuries old tradition to bring good fortune and peace to the land and its inhabitants, upon completion of the sale.

?Over the past six years Bobby and I have watched this dream of ours come to life through the efforts of people worldwide. The progress that has already been made and continues everyday is encouraging beyond belief,? said Brigitte Poublon, co-founder of The Brigitte & Bobby Sherman Children?s Foundation.

Additionally, over the past year BBSCF has opened an office in the USAID building in Accra, made it possible for over 2000 students across the U.S. at 7 schools to participate in drumming and Africa awareness programming, and provided orphans and street children in Ghana with mosquito nets to prevent malaria; toothbrushes along with dental hygiene instruction; shoes and clothing; and over 4000 meals as part of the daily feeding program. BBSCF has also covered fees to allow students in Ghana to take their final exams for High School.

Last month it was announced that GreenHouse Holdings, was selected to provide project development and program management for the musical village. GreenHouse Holdings, will help ensure that the village will be completely self-sustaining within 5 years and that power for the 5-acre facility will be generated from renewable resources using solar and wind. “We are honored to be a part of this project,” said Russ Earnshaw, President of GreenHouse Holdings, “Providing sustainable housing and energy solutions in austere regions has always been a focus of our company and we can’t think of a more worthy cause than supporting the Foundation’s goal to improve the lives of these amazing kids.”

Additionally, Perkins+Will has agreed to provide pro bono design expertise for the musical village. “The architectural firm Perkins+Will is honored to donate design services to support the development of the BBSCF Musical Village in Ada, Ghana,? said Perkins+Will Social Responsibility Initiative leader Kelly Schnell. ?The project’s visionary goals align with the firm’s commitment to social responsibility, as Perkins+Will understands the power of the built environment to address pressing social needs. The donation of professional services will be provided by the international firm’s Seattle office.”

BBSCF is also pleased to announce that they have established partnerships with The Bobby Sherman EMT Foundation (BSEMT) and The Continuum Center for Health and Healing, an initiative of Beth Israel Medical Center in New York City.

To meet some of the children participating in the workshop and to find out more about The Brigitte & Bobby Sherman Children’s Foundation or make a donation please visit: http://www.bbscfoundation.org or visit us on Facebook at http://www.facebook.com/bbscf.

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