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Childcare centers received ‘treasures’ from Mississippi Public Broadcasting
Mississippi Public Broadcasting (MPB), with financial support received by the Corporation for Public Broadcasting, researched and purchased much-needed items for 55 childcare centers affected by Hurricane Katrina on the Coast and in the Hattiesburg area.
With a list of over 350 centers provided by the Mississippi Gulf Coast Child Care Resource and Referral Agency, MPB designed and mailed surveys to those 350 centers to determine the availability of appropriate resources in each center’s library/book area.
Fifty-five (55) childcare centers (34 on the Coast and 21 in Hattiesburg) completed the survey. Resources for the library/book areas were researched and purchased by MPB for each of those centers responding to the survey.
The last week of April 2007, each of the childcare center directors was informed of being selected to receive educational materials totaling over $1,000 and to come to the Imperial Palace Resort and Spa in Biloxi on May 1 or to the Lake Terrace Conference Center in Hattiesburg on May 2 to receive their complimentary items.
Materials provided by MPB included furniture, a listening center with six headphones and book sets, a rug, puppets and puppet stands, and various books.
Wanna make me happy? Drop me off here. Seriously. I LOVE broadcast history. In fact, I love it much more than the current state of the beast.
We had a fabulous time at Public Service Broadcasting's last live show of their UK tour in Cambridge last night! Brilliant audio-visual mixed media presentation, great sound and a good mix of tracks from their four albums to date. As they came on , four guys dressed in identical white suits, and launched into LichtSpiel from their new "Berlin period" album, it was hard to remember that this was not Kraftwerk, but PSB! Indeed, PSB are doing now what Kraftwerk should have done ten years ago.
Being a bit of a laser junkie myself, I was sad not to see Aussie Floyd earlier this week, but PSB more than made up for it with a great light show.
Governor Larry Hogan Attends the Sinclair Broadcasting Fortune 500 Party by Joe Andrucyk at 10713 Gilroy Rd, Hunt Valley, MD 21031
Darrian getting a quick water break. Hydration is a key component to a healthy lifestyle. BCIT students can hydrate around campus with access to many water bottle filling stations as well as water fountains. This photo is a part of BCST - 2115. With this project, we explored the power of metadata and search engine optimization (SEO).
Photo taken by Jason Manaios
Darrian Matassa-Fung / BCIT Broadcasting and Journalism 2017
This guy's sign says "End the war and halt the slaughter for the industrialized military complex that reaps your in 'God we trust' dollar." A tea party rally on the grounds of the Washington Monument. Washington, DC.