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Q&A with Brophy College Prep Vice President Adria Renke
A can't-miss fall event and tremendously successful revenue generator for premier school Brophy College Prep, the annual Brophy Fashion Show Luncheon will be held November 3, 2010 at the Camelback Inn in Paradise Valley. The event draws up to 1,400 guests each year, who enjoy a beautiful lunch, Saks Fifth Avenue fashion show, raffle prizes and- the...
Inspectress Gadget: The Samsung Captivate- Bewitching!
I’ve now reviewed the Blackberry Torch and Xperia X10, covering two awesome phones with different operating systems. Now, I’m going to pull another trick out of my hat- the Samsung Captivate.
This little guy offers all the important must-haves that come with cellies these days, but takes it up a level and begins to read our minds a little bit. This phone knows how far you’ve traveled, what you’re saying, the faces of your friends and family and even what you’re about to type. What’s next, chips in our brains?
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AZ Insider: Who is this VIP running through Scottsdale?
"The AZ Insider" with Kathy Shayna Shocket: Get the inside scoop on Arizona's social scene and celebrity news.
This Week: Where is she running and why can she run without athletic shoes?
Kent Knudson: Arizona Activist Dead at 60
Kent Randolph Knudson
November 11, 1949 - September 25, 2010
“The only thing necessary for evil to triumph is for good men to do nothing.- Edmund Burke (1729-1797)”
Kent Randolf Knudson, longtime Valley activist, died September 25, 2010 in Phoenix when he took his own life.
Knudson was known for his life of activism and fighting for social justice, among many other things. His most well-known stand was when he led the 9/11 Truth movement in the Valley of the Sun, which included a 9/11 Truth & Accountability Conference where he shed light on another side of the story behind what happened September 11, 2001. He also fought for human rights, the environment, sustainability and ending US military occupations.
Pink Hair For Hope
Every October, pink is brought out to support Breast Cancer Awareness Month. This October, women of the Valley are able to support the cause by purchasing a pink extension for their locks through the nationwide program, Pink Hair for Hope.
