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CUREkid Agnes Wangui sits around all of the “Get Well” messages she received last week from people just like you! Anyone can send a message and each one is given to the child by our team. Try it today!
Left Robert Smith from The Cure, right the creepy guy looking over her shoulder.
Not the same poster, but pretty close.
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Una persona jove neteja els vidres d'una oficina.
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Sammy Njuguna makes dough for Mandazi, a staple Kenyan breakfast food. (Mandazi essentially tastes like an unfrosted doughnut)
Hepatitis B Foundation Welcomes the Pensacola to Doylestown Believe in the Cure Cycling Tour
The Hepatitis B Foundation has sponsored John Ellis, a 17-year-old from Pensacola, Fla., to ride his bike from Pensacola to Doylestown to raise awareness of hepatitis B. John and his best friend, Jamaal Warren, left Florida on June 2 and arrived in Doylestown on Monday, June 23 – John’s 18th birthday.
John’s courage and conviction has captured the attention of Central Bucks High School juniors Suzanne Block of CB West, Allison Broadbent of CB East, and Cara Barskey of CB South. Block, Broadbent and Barskey volunteered to assist the Hepatitis B Foundation in a Believe in the Cure Cycling Tour local awareness campaign as their high school graduation projects. The three students have combined efforts to mobilize all of their friends in organizing a Doylestown celebration welcoming John and Jamaal to town and commemorating John’s birthday and journey. The power of one to make a difference has inspired these three students to demonstrate that teens really can help teens.
Members of the public were invited to attend the free, Believe in the Cure Cycling Tour finale on Monday, June 23 from 2 pm to 3:30 pm at the Hepatitis B Foundation. An audience of enthusiastic teens, local dignitaries and many others joined the celebration where citations from Representatives Kathy Watson and Marguerite Quinn, and Congressman Patrick Murphy were presented to John and Jamaal in recognition of their extraordinary efforts. Bucks County Commissioner, Diane Marseglia, also presented John with a proclamation naming June 23 “John Ellis Day” in Bucks County. Other festivities included live teen bands; refreshments from Rita’s water ice, soft pretzels and birthday cake; plus an appearance by O’Liver, the Foundation’s mascot.
About John Ellis and the Believe in the Cure Cycling Tour: In 2006, two weeks before John’s 16th birthday, he was diagnosed with chronic hepatitis B. At first, John had no idea what this diagnosis meant and how it would affect his life. Instead of becoming discouraged by the news, John set out to learn more about his condition and found that hundreds of teens are infected with the hepatitis B virus each week. Armed with the knowledge that hepatitis B is preventable, he decided to turn his devastating diagnosis into an awareness opportunity to help educate other teens about the hepatitis B virus. John is also working to help raise funds to support the Foundation’s cause to find a cure for this serious liver disease.
John contacted the Hepatitis B Foundation to ask for their support in sponsoring a Believe in the Cure Cycling Tour. On June 2, John’s 1,100 mile journey began with a kick-off event at his high school in Pensacola. John is joined by his best friend Jamaal riding alongside him and several family members riding in a chase van behind them for support.
Sponsors of the Cycling Tour included: NutriSystem, C.P. Commercial Printing, Fox Rothschild LLP, High Swartz LLP, Monster Graphics and Univest.
About the Hepatitis B Foundation: The Hepatitis B Foundation is the only national nonprofit organization solely dedicated to finding a cure and improving the quality of life for those affected with hepatitis B worldwide through research, education and patient advocacy. The Foundation is located in the Pennsylvania Biotechnology Center, which it created to accelerate its research mission. For information, visit www.hepb.org or call (215) 489-4900.
Disc 1
01. Intro
02. Alone
03. Pictures of You
04. A Night Like This
05. Lovesong
06. And Nothing is Forever
07. The Last Day of Summer
08. A Fragile Thing
09. Burn
10. Another Happy Birthday
11. Charlotte Sometimes
Disc 2
12. Push
13. Primary
14. Shake Dog Shake
15. From the Edge of the Deep Green Sea
16. Endsong
17. (encore break #1)
18. I Can Never Say Goodbye
19. It Can Never Be the Same
20. A Thousand Hours
21. At Night
22. A Forest
Disc 3
23. (encore break #2)
24. Lullaby
25. Six Different Ways
26. The Walk
27. Friday I'm in Love
28. Doing the Unstuck
29. Close to Me
30. In Between Days
31. Just Like Heaven
32. Boys Don't Cry
33. Outro