I just got an anonymous tip that supposedly, a major motion picture will be filming extensively on Penn's campus this summer.

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Finding and choosing a ring may be difficult because there are so many in variety and style. You want a ring for a purpose and you want to have it for keeps. So, you want to make a careful and specific choice with a substantial budget. You want to buy a ring that you will look back and smile on.

Step 1:
Consider what your budget is like because the rings from Tiffany are fine but can start from $250 to thousands of dollars.

Step 2:
Decide the kind of ring you seek. A wedding band, an engagement ring. Tiffany has various types of rings to choose from.

Step 3:
Be aware that Tiffany has different types of wedding band tiffany rings,, different types of diamond rings, diamonds in platinum of 3mm wide or 6 mm wide in sizes. There are various brands such as Etoile, Tiffany Swing ring, Tiffany 18k gold, Milgrain, Lucida, Eternal link.

Step 4:
Think of the style of tiffany rings, you want such as Braided ring, Hexagonal ring, Legacy band ring, Swing ring, Victoria band style or plane gold ring. The design you want should suit not just your budget but your mind bringing goodness and satisfaction to the heart.

For Monday, February 18th, 2008 -- Happy President's Day! We salute you, we do!

For Tuesday, February 19th, 2008 -- I want to wish my mom a HAPPY, HAPPY BIRTHDAY! Although, she's not here with me in Philly, she's here in spirit. I love her and am always thinking of her. :)

Friday, November 9, 2007
8am-5pm
PA Convention Center

The time has come for us to stop talking about the problems in our neighborhoods and start acting. This year’s conference is inspired by the community activists and youth leaders who work hard to make our neighborhoods places of opportunities where people excel, ideas grow and dreams are realized. By bringing together young people ages 14-21 and adults from around the region, we will begin to create real solutions to the many challenges in our communities. Workshops and interactive sessions will empower youth to effectively address the challenges they face everyday and enhance adults’ capacity to nurture the potential of every youth. We invite everyone, both youth and adults, interested in making a positive and lasting impact in their community to “Step Up!” and “Be the Change”.

**This year’s conference will feature an exciting keynote speech by Ephren W. Taylor, CEO of City Capital Corporation and the youngest African-American CEO of a publicly traded company ever!**

*The conference will also feature a lunchtime comedy performance by Philadelphia’s own Keith from Up Da Block!*

For more information, or to register, visit us online at www.greatsettlements.org or call Amanda at 215-925-7875.

I spent the majority of my day yesterday moving my best friend & bandmate Gina and her boyfriend Wes into their first house.

We were a small team of movers - just five, plus one in the truck - yet the move went as smoothly as it could possibly go... with the exception of one instance of Gina and I collapsing into giggles while trying to carry her futon around a bend in the stairs, and the fact that the laws of physics bar them from sleeping on a queen-sized box spring anywhere other than their living room.

Gina and I have now known each other for over half of our lives - through middle school, high school, college, post-college, and now whatever this is. It was amazing thing to be a part of her big move yesterday, just it continues to be amazing to be able to see so far into the past of someone, someone with whom silliness comes so easily, and with whom I am the epitome of comfortable, willing to speak my mind even when I know we disagree.

Crushing Krisis has now been alive seven years - since August 26th, 2000. That's more than half as long as I've known Gina, and nearly as long as I've known the rest of my best friends.

What Do You Do After You Pray:
The Church's Response to Gun-Violence in Philadelphia

PHILADELPHIA, PA – With more than 250 murders after the first half of 2007, the city once known as the City of Brotherly Love has instead quickly become known as Kill-a-delphia, forcing many residents to live and operate in fear as a result of the gun-violence inflicting the city.

On Saturday, August 25, 2007, Philly Koinonia Ministries (pronounced koy-no-NEE-yah) will organize its initial effort dealing with this problem, the "2007 Gun-drive and City Fellowship". This will be an outdoor effort beginning at 10 a.m. taking place at the Dorothy Emmanuel Recreation Center, located in the Mt. Airy section of Philadelphia. To effectuate a change in our culture, we must not solely rely on the power of prayer, but also take responsibility with our actions to address the stronghold embattling our city; for our actions speak louder than our words. The organization identifies fear as the stronghold that simultaneously creates gun-violence, and results from gun-violence, and therefore will focus using this effort to present an understanding of God’s love to combat the stronghold of fear dwelling in this city as a result of gun violence; for God is love (1John 4:16) and in love there is no fear (1John 4:18).

In addition to the gun-drive (individuals will receive a gift card in exchange for their gun), this effort will also include an appearance by Mayoral Candidate Michael Nutter; messages given by local Pastors, such as: Bishop Keith W. Reed, Pastor Kevin M. Aiken, Pastor Chandra I. Williams, Pastor Daniel Sutton, Pastor Larry Anderson, Pastor Eric Mason, among others; performances by local choirs and other guest artists; and also a nonprofit/vendor area featuring more than 30 tables of advocates, businesses, and non-profit organizations that offer programs and services related to the focus of this effort.

For more information, please visit www.PhillyKoinonia.org.

Happy birthday Scott!

And happy late 27th to Albert Yee!