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In the old days we had chips and some one removed it for us!
2006 was the first year I ran for Children's Hospital. I ran in Honor of Isabella, which is why her name is down my arm.
It was inspiring to run for her, so many people cheered with her name and I felt like every one was with her. howtohelp.childrenshospital.org/bostonmarathon/page/Amand...
Yo, I got somethin to say.
Fuck the police,
Comon! Off, What?
Fuck the police,
Yeah!
Comon!
Fuck tha police,
Yeah.
(Rage against the machine - Fuck tha Police)
Chips belongs to a friend and neighbor of my family. I'm so happy when he visits here. He came today when his human worked on a project here.
Fayetteville, NC
Items Donated: 265
Donated to: General Donation (100) and La Iglesia de la Sagrada Familia (165)
Year: 2009
From Chip: “This fall as captain of the Fayetteville Academy Varsity Men's Soccer team and President of our Spanish Club, I coordinated Passback collections which were held at all home soccer games. On Sunday, December 13, 2009 I distributed over 165 pieces of equipment from my Fall 2009 Passback collections. The recipients of the equipment were the youth of La Iglesia de la Sagrada Familia, the Hispanic Farm Worker's Ministry in Newton Grove, NC. Also, our Spanish Club chose them to be the recipients of our "Angel Tree," so it was really a great event. This was my second year participating in the Passback program, and it just keeps getting better! Thanks for continuing this great program.”
Chip is a 2 month old buff tabby with lots of spunk! He came to the Roanoke Valley SPCA with his brother, Dale, and they have their paws crossed that they will not be homeless for long!
Chip is very fun and affectionate. He would make a great bakers assistant because he already knows how to “make bread” and will knead his paws when he is happy or relaxed!
Chip has been neutered, vaccinated, and microchipped! Come and meet him at the Roanoke Valley SPCA today!!!
"Cats know how to obtain food without labor, shelter without confinement and love without penalties." - W. L. George
Pupils at the Kings of Wessex Academy in Cheddar, Somerset, enjoyed a superb end-of-week show from dance/rock sensation Chip Kendall and his band. Revolution Audio was contracted to provide live audio and basic lighting services for the event as part of our partnership with Ministry Of Music.
Bringing together a week of school work with students in Academic Years 9-11, the Thursday evening concert was an energy filled sensation of high-octane electronic and live music. Revolution Audio’s HK Projector Front Of House system provided incredibly powerful low end, while also remaining clear and transparent throughout the intended coverage area. In a room with significant natural “slapback”, our HK Tilt Brackets were used to tilt the Mid/High Units down by 10° to focus more. energy on the audience area. All of this added up to a sound described as “incredible” by one of the event organisers.
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