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Vehicle type: Volvo B9TL/Wright Eclipse Gemini 2
location: Castle Meadow, Norwich
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Hello everyone Holly here from Blythe Network News. Makani is on her way to her next host. She had recently been with Sandra (minkidynamite) who is my boss and who conceived the Traveling Blythe Program. This is our second interview of her. Reading this gives us a glimpse into her sunny personality and light hearted joy. Thank you Sandra for allowing us to interview you.
Holly: Hello Aunt Sandra. I wanted to know if you would consent again to being interviewed by BNN. I must admit that I am nervous about this interview than the last one as you are now my boss. I am honored to interview the woman who conceived the wonderful idea of The Traveling Blythes and brought people around the globe together.
Sandra:You really should be nervous!
Holly: How are your girls getting on with Makani?
Sandra: Quite well, on the first day they all did a photo shoot together to celebrate the new guest. It was a fest – all the girls got dressed, some have been naked for months. Now they have been banned to the shelf again while Makani got to learn how to use the public transport in Vienna, visited my workplace and enjoyed the snow. Actually she didn’t seem to enjoy any of it. What a grumpy girl!
Makani: (softly) What a character this host has been.
Holly: Can you tell us a bit about where you live?
Sandra: Certainly. I live in Vienna, the capital of Austria. It’s the best city of all, promised. ;) Only thing we are really missing is the sea, but climate change might change that in the long run. Also Vienna is no fun in the winter, it’s dirty, wet, cold and windy – if you ever plan to visit Vienna in the Winter season, you are plain crazy. And it’s way too hot and humid in Summer. So all there is left is a short Spring and Autumn. Bring a jacket, it’s windy.
Makani: You would think she could have arranged a better time for me to visit.
Holly: Has your town done anything special to welcome Makani?
Sandra: Of course, there was a huge Wet and Cold Celebration! In the first 3 days it rained more than usually it would have in the whole of January – pool party ahoy, here comes the sea!! But for Makani the Mayor himself made the Winter kick in! It began to snow for one day! Then government decided it might be good to change to rain again, so all the snow got flooded away. Snow made a return and it was a fiasco. Flights got cancelled and one tram derailed! Makani was moved by this gesture!
Makani: It was very dramatic. I liked that.
Holly: And last but now least, even though you have answered this is the past - do you like cheese?
Sandra: Yes. Especially the stinky ones.
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Cancer Immunotherapy: Hope or Hype?
Wed, Nov 16 from 9:30 - 11:30pm EST Business
Presented by the Colgate Professional Networks.
This discussion will cover the history, science, and promise of this new paradigm as well as issues of access, affordability, and ethics.
6:30 p.m. | Panel Discussion
8:00 p.m. | Networking Reception
This event is free to attend. In lieu of a registration fee, we ask that you consider a donation of $13 or more to support the Colgate Internship Fund.
Moderated by Geoff Holm | Associate Professor of Biology, Colgate University
Panelists:
David Beier ’70 | Managing Director, Bay City Capital
Wayne Feinstein ’74 | Senior VP, Capital Group Companies Private Client Services and Founder, Gastric Cancer Foundation
Gregg Fine ’94 | Senior Medical Director, Genentech
Terry Fry ’88 | Head, Hematologic Malignancies Section, NIH, National Cancer Institute
Carin Rollins ’94 | Founder/CEO, Hinge Bio
Delegates network during the 9th International Railway Summit in Warsaw, taking place at the Sofitel Warsaw Victoria from 19-21 February 2020.
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