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Orgasm ringtone at the Public Library.

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So this is a story that involved my girlfriend being at the Library in Denver. I was not there but I think that the story is worth repeating for its humor factor. She normally goes to the Denver Public library often to work or to meet people and have small meetings.
This was an ordinary day of work for her and the library was quite busy. She had a hard time trying to find a seat that would allow a for a meeting there but finally got settled and found a spot that was conducive to small talk and business.
Going back and forth with the business meeting that she was trying to have she was also trying to be quite and keep the library a place where you can work in peace. She has mentioned before the main librarian is a very stern character. He plays the part and looks like he wants the library prim and proper and kept at tip top shape.
He walks around the Library with supreme authority and is always making sure that everything is going on very well and nobody is being loud or obnoxious. His presence alone commands authority and he gets that authority from what I am told. I have seen him a few times myself by my girlfriend is much more apt to be found at the library doing her work than I am at any given time.
So she told me about the Orgasm Ringtone that went off at the Public Library. I said what? That sounds very inappropriate and I wanted to know more.
She said that the Library had gone very quiet and everyone was intently working. During this deep period of silence all of a sudden there was a disturbance.
An extremely loud orgasm began from a phone ring tone. UHHH OHHHH UUHHHHHH OHHHH UHHHHH OHHH UHHHHH OOHHHHH. This repeated over and over and over again.
Everyone in the Library had to stop and try to find out where this noise was coming from. After mumbling around under the front desk the head librarian comes up with a phone. Him, being a major authority figure of the Library started to turn deeper and deeper shades of red as the ringtone continued. This was not his phone so it just kept ringing and ringing. By this time the whole library had joined into the fun and was all smiles as Mr. Authority was having a problem turning the ringer off on the phone.
My girlfriend said that the Librarians ringtone helped changed the mood of the Library to a little bit lighter. After a minute he finally got it stopped and it quieted down. To add to the humor the owner of the phone came up to claim it after about 5 minutes had gone by.
To everyone’s surprise a young woman in her early 20′s claimed the phone with little to no shame. In fact the only one more embarrassed than her was the librarian himself. It made for a funny story none the less.
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Teenagers and Community Service: A Guide to the Issues (Contemporary Youth Issues) Reviews

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Teenagers and Community Service: A Guide to the Issues (Contemporary Youth Issues)

Community service is increasingly recognized as an important vehicle for promoting positive development among adolescents. This book provides teenagers, parents, teachers, professionals, and concerned adults with current and useful information. Included are resources for middle school, high school, and college students.

Those organizing and running programs will find a wealth of material for development and improvement, including:

· An examination of the characteristics of effective programs, the young people who engage in service, and those who benefit

· Practical strategies for those looking to start programs

· A look at current controversies, such as mandatory service

A chronology provides the historical context for understanding the current status of community service, completing this practical and accessible guide to understanding and implementing good community service programs.

Community service is increasingly recognized as an important vehicle for promoting positive development among adolescents. This book provides teenagers, parents, teachers, professionals, and concerned adults with current and useful information. Included are resources for middle school, high school, and college students.

Those organizing and running programs will find a wealth of material for development and improvement, including:

· An examination of the characteristics of effective programs, the young people who engage in service, and those who benefit

· Practical strategies for those looking to start programs

· A look at current controversies, such as mandatory service

A chronology provides the historical context for understanding the current status of community service, completing this practical and accessible guide to understanding and implementing good community service programs.

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Broadmoor Youth Ministry Volunteers

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Volunteering with teenagers is a lot like hearding wild cats across the west. Sometimes it’s hard, but you know in the end, it makes a difference. Thanks to the guys at “Life in Student Ministry” at www.timschmoyer.com for the original video and the idea.

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Summer Camps for Youth Under Way

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Children and teenagers are getting a sample of a range of professions during the Arizona Youth University summer camps. During the summer, students participating in the summer program learn about what it’s like to be an astronomer, engineer, actor, dancer, journalist and a host of other professions while also learning what it means to be a college student.
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Making Backpacks for Homeless Youth

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This is a short video of me putting together the backpacks for homeless kids.

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TeenForce Launches Jobs Program For Youth In Foster Care

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Los Gatos, CA (PRWEB) June 07, 2011

TeenForce, a non profit organization dedicated to employment opportunities for youth, and The Terraces of Los Gatos, a retirement community in Los Gatos, today announced a unique partnership to provide part-time work opportunities for Silicon Valley youth in foster care.

Seven workers, including five living in foster care, have been hired through TeenForce to work at the Terraces. TeenForce workers will provide resident assistance, administrative support and food service at the facility. For most of the teens, the assignment at the Terraces will be their first paying job.

“TeenForce is a terrific resource that provides the business community with well-prepared young workers who can make an immediate and positive contribution,” said Alex Candalla, executive director of The Terraces. “We’re particularly pleased to be providing opportunities for teenagers who are leaving the foster care system and starting out on their own.”    

TeenForce collaborated with EMQ FamiliesFirst (EMQFF) of Campbell and Silicon Valley Children’s Fund (SVCF) of San Jose to identify foster care job candidates for the positions. EMQFF is California’s largest provider of behavioral health services for children in crisis and serves 60 foster youth in Santa Clara County. SVCF is focused on improving outcomes for foster youth, primarily by ensuring that they receive the proper educational support through middle school, high school and post-secondary education.

“Only 25% of all foster youth considers attending college or a vocational program,” said Elise Cutini, executive director of the Silicon Valley Children’s Fund. “TeenForce has been an outstanding partner in advancing the mission of the Silicon Valley Children’s Fund and creating employment opportunities for young people that will serve them well in the future.”

To prepare workers, TeenForce, The Terraces and both agencies created a job readiness program that included workplace safety, etiquette and financial skills training. Working through EMQFF and SVCF, TeenForce interviewed and chose six foster youth from the East Side Union High School District of San Jose. TeenForce received a $ 50,000 grant from The Valley Foundation to help finance this pilot program.

“Teens in foster care struggle with enormous challenges,” said Roberto Favela, vice president of Administration and Foster Care and Adoption Services at EMQ FamiliesFirst. “They don’t have a parent or older sibling who can teach them the skills for landing and keeping that first job. The experience they’ll have through TeenForce will help them personally and professionally for the rest of their lives.”

The program for the Terraces is the latest success for TeenForce, which currently provides young adult workers to 31 companies in Silicon Valley. Since it was founded in 2010, TeenForce has placed 72 teens in jobs, totaling 7,946 hours. Those teens have been paid $ 73,383 in wages.

“TeenForce was launched to help youth of all backgrounds gain work experience,” said TeenForce founder and CEO John Hogan. “Our partnership with the Terraces and both agencies is the first of its kind, and we invite other employers to join with us to create employment opportunities for young people.”

About TeenForce

Based in Los Gatos, TeenForce works with local businesses to create job opportunities for teens and young adults. TeenForce was founded in 2010 to reduce the barriers to teen employment and provide young people with a wide range of work experience, including summer internships, part-time and full-time employment. TeenForce is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit that is funded by grants, community and individual donations, and placement fees from employers. For more information about TeenForce, or to provide a work opportunity for local youth, please contact John Hogan at 408.827.3078 or johnhogan(at)teenforce(dot)org.

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SMS Text, Email and Social Media Drive Immediate Member Involvement in Youth Education, Fundraising and Grant Making Efforts for the SoCal Olympians and Paralympians

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SMS Text, Email and Social Media Drive Immediate Member Involvement in Youth Education, Fundraising and Grant Making Efforts for the SoCal Olympians and Paralympians












Los Angeles, CA (PRWEB) November 28, 2011

The Southern California Olympians and Paralympians has significantly boosted member involvement for its programs since using Trumpia’s All-In-One Multi-Channel Marketing platform, which offers mobile text, email, voice broadcast, IM and social media messaging in a single platform.

Some of the many initiatives of the organization include its Koroibos Foundation, which raises funds to provide grants for athletes who hope to compete in future Olympiads — such as London 2012 — as well as its World Fit and Ready, Set, Gold! programs, which help place speakers in elementary, middle and high schools. These youth education programs inspire and motivate students to look toward exercise, health, good nutrition and fitness as guidelines for their entire life.

The Southern California Olympians and Paralympians has been leveraging mobile text, email and Facebook to provide information about grant programs and enlist the help of US Olympian and Paralympian athletes who serve as speakers in the classroom and participants at events.

Since adopting the Trumpia platform, the organization has more quickly and efficiently gained the participation from its members in each of its various activities, programs and events.

The organization has built a significant mobile text marketing database after using its July and August email and Facebook campaigns to get people to opt-in to receive its new SMS marketing campaigns. Then, for its SMS request for speakers in mid-August, the Southern California Olympians and Paralympians received responses within 24 hours from nine people who committed their time to volunteer.

Similarly, after receiving a large donation and sending out a SMS text campaign to solicit grant applications, the organization gained 14 responses within 48 hours. And when seeking someone to present a medal at the Cycling Nationals event, the Southern California Olympians and Paralympians also used Trumpia’s mobile text marketing solution to quickly gain 12 responses within 24 hours.

Since using Trumpia to better engage its Facebook fans, inviting people to text its keyword, OLYMPIANS to its short code, 99000, the organization has enjoyed a 33 percent increase in Facebook Likes, a 21 percent increase in post views and an 11 percent increase in post feedback.

“Fifty Southern California schools rely on our program to help ensure that students stay motivated in achieving fitness and academic excellence,” said Cathy Marino, president of the Southern California Olympians and Paralympians. “As a result, communicating immediately and effectively with our members is absolutely crucial. Using Trumpia as our main communication system makes a big difference, giving us a much more active way to engage our members and carry-out our mission of sponsoring Olympic hopefuls.”

Added Marino, “Olympians rarely look at their emails. So, it took a lot of phone calls and tons of follow-up – and perhaps as long as three weeks — to obtain the results that we realized in just a few days by using the Trumpia platform.”

“The Southern California Olympians and Paralympians use of Trumpia illustrates how our All-In-One platform can help all types of organizations combine mobile text, email and social media messaging to involve their members and customers on a much more personal and effective level,” said Derek Rhie, director of sales and support for Trumpia. “Were very pleased to be able to help the organization use multi-channel communications to boost their response rates and grow their organization – all in an affordable and highly impactful way.”

About The Southern California Olympians and Paralympians

The Southern California Olympians and Paralympians (SCOP) helps fund the dreams of future Olympians and Paralympians; coordinates member appearances at youth, community and corporate events; offers fellowship to members of past and current Olympic teams; and supports the creation of an active, visible worldwide Olympian organization. More than 800 Olympians and 300 Paralympians from past and present Olympic Teams who live and work in Southern California draw upon their athletic experiences to inspire and pass on Olympic ideals to our communities and to enrich the lives of the youth of Southern California. The SCOP holds telephonic board meetings, stages a Welcome Home Dinner for Olympians after each summer Olympic Games, provides speakers to local community groups, participates in celebrity golf tournaments and provides grants to Olympic and Paralympic hopefuls through its Koroibos 501C3 charity.

About Trumpia

Trumpia is the only All-In-One Multi-Channel Marketing and Messaging platform that gives marketers and their customers the greatest level of choice by incorporating SMS and MMS text, email, voice broadcast, IM and social media. For the same price that other providers charge for a single stand-alone email or mobile marketing solution, companies can now afford Trumpia’s multi-channel technology that integrates every popular messaging channel and the most comprehensive set of mobile text marketing features in the industry today. In doing so, Trumpia allows marketers to orchestrate a coordinated cross-channel marketing strategy via a single, web-based system to dramatically increase response rates, brand awareness and return on investment.

Thousands of small businesses, non-profits and Fortune 500 companies are harnessing the power of Trumpia’s patented technology directly from Trumpia or through one of its resellers. With Trumpia’s White Label Reseller program, savvy marketers are creating their own branded website using Trumpia’s opt-in, permission based marketing software platform. Resellers can set-up their own pricing, profit margins and monthly plans. Trumpia’s support team is available to serve customers seven days a week — Monday through Friday, 7:00 am to 6:30 pm, and Saturday and Sunday, 8:00 am to 4:00 pm, Pacific Time. For more information about Trumpia’s All-In-One platform and White Label Reseller program, sign-up for a free webinar or call 1-888-707-3030.

Media Contact:

Andrea Corry

Trumpia

(925) 640-5482

andrea(at)MyTrumpia(dot)com

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Baking with Friends: Opportunities for Teens to Bake with Youth

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Gillian Bartell, a teenage baker from New York, recently endorsed the book Baking with Friends: Recipes, Tips and Fun Facts for Teaching Kids to Bake. In this interview, she sat down with the authors Charlene Patton and Sharon Davis to discuss how the book could be used in the classroom, or to teach younger children to bake.
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