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"3RD ANNUAL DANCING WITH THE KENTUCKY STARS"
BENEFIT GALA & SILENT AUCTION 2010
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DYSTONIA AWARENESS DAY 2010 |
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DATE TO BE ANNOUNCED LATER |
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THIS EVENT JOINTLY SPONSORED IN CONJUNCTION WITH ARTHUR MURRAY DANCE STUDIO |
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LOCATION TO BE ANNOUNCED AT A LATER DATE |
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The "STARS" That Make it Happen!
KIRBY ADAMS-GRANTZ
Kirby grew up in a suburb of Chicago. She graduated from Trinity University and worked at KSAT San Antonio Texas, KING TV Seattle, Washington. She was par tof the tremendously poplar PM Magazine entertainment shows. She came to Louisville and WHAS 11 in 1993 to anchoar Louisville Tonight Live. Health and fitness are Kirby's big hobbies. She has run 10, 26-mile marathons, and finished 12th in the United States Olympic Trials Cycling Trials. She also won a Texas State Triathlon, and Biathlon.
SARAH DAVASHER
Sarah Davasher has served as Congressman Ron Lewis’s Community Development Coordinator since 2004. Her position requires her to develop and implement a proactive community and economic development program for the constituents of the 2nd Congressional District. Sarah earned a Master of Public Administration degree from
BRAIN AWARENESS WEEK
UPCOMING!
March 15-21, 2010
BRAIN AWARENESS WEEK CAMPAIGN
The Dana Alliance created Brain Awareness Week in 1996 to focus worldwide attention on the benefits and progress of brain research. Held in March, Brain Awareness Week unites the efforts of universities, hospitals, patient advocacy groups, government agencies, service organizations, professional groups, and K-12 schools around the world in an annual celebration of the brain. Now entering its thirteenth year, the Brain Awareness Week campaign includes more than 2,000 partners in 69 countries and benefits from the participation of key stakeholders such as the Society for Neuroscience and Pilot International, whose broad reach and chapter base have helped expand this grassroots effort into a truly global initiative.
During Brain Awareness Week, campaign partners, as diverse as they are, share one thing in common: the desire to convey the wonders of the brain and nervous system and the far-reaching influences and outcomes of neuroscience research to the public through exciting and innovative events. These include open houses at neuroscience laboratories, museum exhibits on the brain, lectures on an array of brain-related topics, and classroom workshops where students get a close-up view of real brain specimens. The Dana Alliance also coordinates its own events in celebration of Brain Awareness Week. The Alliance participates in the International Brain Bee, an academic competition that tests the neuroscience knowledge of high school students, by organizing regional Brain Bees in New York City and Washington, DC.
To view Brain Week 2009 Photo Album
CLICK HERE:
http://www.dystoniaassociation.org/brainweekphotos.htm
Future Brain Awareness Week Dates:
MARK YOUR CALENDARS:
Upcoming Brain Awareness Week Dates
March 15-21, 2010
BAW 2009 International Calendar - Welcome BAW 2009 International Calendar - Search Form BAW 2009 International Calendar - Partner Registration BAW 2009 International Calendar - Partners Brain Awareness Week 2009 Official Web site
www.dystoniaassociation.org/meetingsevents.htm
PARTNER LISTING
Brain Awareness Week is a public information campaign created in 1996 by the Dana Alliance for Brain Initiatives to focus public attention on the importance of the brain and brain research. The campaign unites the interests and activities of federal agencies, patient service and advocacy groups, outreach organizations, professional groups, teaching hospitals and universities and private research centers.
To view a listing of campaign partners with links to their Web sites, please select from the list below:
NEW CLINCIAL TRIALS
For more information
click here:
http://www.dystoniaassociation.org/clinicaltrials.htm
Healthcare professionals and people living with movement disorders are encouraged to visit the online Life in Motion Resource Center where they will find information and support resources including…
- downloadable fact sheets about movement disorders
- database of national movement disorder advocacy groups and foundations
- downloadable brochures:
o “Managing Your Life in Motion,” a practical tool to help patients more effectively communicate with their healthcare team
o “Life in Motion” campaign brochure
To learn more, please visit the Life in Motion Web site at: http://www.life-in-motion.org
Or call the toll-free number:866-LIM-3136 (866-546-3136)
Sandra Lee Isaacs, President/Founder
Donna Faye Rose, Executive Director
Miren Asumendi, D.O., Vice President
Liz Carlisle, Secretary/Treasurer
Brian L. Hawkins, M.D.,
Medical Advisor
Michael R. Dobbs, M.D.,
Medical Advisor
Patrick Schmidt, Attorney at Law,
Legal Advisor
www.professional.medtronic.com - Deep brain stimulation may provide relief to dystonia patients.
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