“Now for the first time we can stop the progress of this terrible disease,” said Crew in an email. Although Crew did not win the award, Joanne Allen, president and CEO of Seton Medical Center and Seton Coastside, said in an email, “Dr. Crew’s nomination for the prestigious Lister Legacy Prize is a well-deserved recognition of his excellent work in developing the standard of care for this disease and reflects the quality of care we deliver to our patients at Seton.” “We believe Dr. Crew has shown that NeutroPhase will be a very important adjunctive therapy for flesh-eating disease,” wrote Ron Najat, CEO of NovaBay and one of the co-authors of Crew’s Lister Legacy Prize presentation.
Ritty would hold still for me to unhook the leash when it was time to go home, which meant back to his cage where his nightly salad of fresh greens and yummies — a bit of hard-boiled egg or tuna and tiny pieces of fruit — would be waiting for him, Grapes were Ritty’s favorite, He would pick one up in his front paws, stand, then dance in circles on his hind feet, holding his treasured grape in front of him, He did this on his own for sheer joy, I never taught him to dance, After Ritty, I had brothers Jiggs and Jonesy, They tolerated the leash, but were not as good at being walked, Unlike Ritty, they tried to slip sequin ballet slippers with elastic, pink, gold, ivory, black, red, blush, silver - flower girl shoes - baby and toddler girl - out of their leashes, and they each wanted to go in different directions, often trying to hide under and climb up into bushes..
Nancy, who left film work for a job with a shipping company, describes herself and Hans as opposites in a lot of ways. She likes movies and fiction, while Hans sticks to news shows and history. “He says to me, there is so much going on in the world that is interesting, why bother reading something made up?”. They also differ on religion and politics; she’s a Democrat, he’s Republican. “At one point he said to me, ‘I’ll vote Democrat if you want me to.’ That’s the kind of heart he has that he would have offered that.”.
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For complete information (times and locations) and to signup for a workshop, visit http://www.pittsburgcommunitytheatre.org/Workshops.html. Or, call 925-439-PLAY (7529). Registration fees apply, $10-$25 per session. Golden Follies to play El Campanil. ANTIOCH — The Golden Follies presents “Curtain Up!” at 2 p.m. July 10 at El Campanil Theatre, 602 W. Second St. The variety show is packed with memorable music, featuring classic movies, striking women and a rousing, flag-waving tribute to the United States. Senior performers, ages 60 through 91, electrify the stage with their talent, energy and pizazz! Adorned in glamorous costumes, executing stylish choreography they rock the stage as they tap, kick, strut and dazzle with their radiant smiles and showmanship. Featured with the Golden Follies will be outstanding S.F. Chanteuse Wiggy Darlinton.
