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BioGenset Workshop
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What: BioGenset Workshop
When: June 9, 2011; 8:30am-12:30pm
Where: Bronx Community College Playhouse; 2155 University Avenue Bronx, NY 10453
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Rodale Inc., the global authority on health and wellness, today announced its ongoing partnership with Nissan under a new umbrella: “Innovation for Endurance.” The custom marketing program connects Nissan and its 100% electric Nissan LEAF with a series of high-profile running and cycling events nationwide and includes a robust Facebook community page, promotional media (online and in-book), exclusive content from health and fitness “Innovators,” and a mobile application — all designed to encourage consumers and healthy lifestyle enthusiasts to take their performance to a new level. Rodale is a recognized leader in the fitness category and going into its fifth year, the partnership between Rodale and Nissan successfully supports both companies’ mission for supporting active lifestyles. The program has become increasingly important to the Nissan brand and through a customized event tour, presents a unique opportunity to engage consumers both onsite and online.
The program pillars are the elite athletes and coaches who will share innovations in fitness, health, gear, and more with both the Facebook community and on site at events. The “Innovators” are Ryan Hall, an Olympian and the fastest American marathoner; Tara Stiles, author of Slim Calm Sexy and founder of Strala Yoga in New York City; Levi Leipheimer, elite cyclist and three-time Tour of California champion; and Chris Carmichael, founder and CEO of Carmichael Training Systems, Inc. and coach to Lance Armstrong.
Recently the National Park Service made the decision to install MSi iPAR 38 LED lights to illuminate the Liberty Bell located in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. In 2003 the bell was moved into the new Liberty Bell Center, a glass and steel pavilion that allows it to be viewed by the public 24 hours a day, seven days a week. This new setting is perfectly suited for the kind of efficient, bright and long burning light provided by LEDs.
Cast with the lettering “Proclaim liberty throughout all the land unto all the inhabitants thereof,” this 2,000 lb. bell has stood as a symbol of American freedom for over 200 years. The National Park Service moved the Liberty Bell to its new home to allow easier viewing by the many visitors who come to see it each year. A special feature of the Liberty Bell Center are glass walls providing viewing of the bell both day and night. This is the ideal setting for LEDs that offer many advantages over traditional tungsten lights that had been previously used.
“First let me say how proud we are to be lighting the Liberty Bell,” said Bruce Johnson, MSi managing partner. “It is a great honor, but it is also a perfect place to showoff the many bonuses offered by our LED lights.”
Hearing the call to recognize inspiring recycling efforts, dedicated nominees came out of the woodwork with vibrant examples of stirring and heartwarming recycling activities in their local communities.
Profiles emerged of local heroes including the Recycling Runner, the Eco-dentist, the Recycling Nerd, the Social Maven and theWhole Foods Market Customer Service Educator. But it was a Massachusetts woman who stood out as theultimate local hero. Gayle Gordon’s role as a Gimme 5 program advocate led to the adoption of the program ather local Whole Foods.Not only is Gayle a conscientious recycler but she has been instrumental in making others more aware of the importance of recycling. Her attitude toward recycling truly embodies Preserve’s motto of “Nothing Wasted,Everything Gained.”
She is motivated to work toward a greener, more environmentally-responsible world, through many efforts to grow recycling programs in the community.“We want to thank all the dedicated recyclers and Gimme 5 participants who have taken an active role ininspiring others with their actions and have helped to grow the Gimme 5 program,” says Preserve Founder and CEO, Eric Hudson.
