From: bethhaile <elizabeth_haile@hotmail.com>

Last Sunday I lost an infant girls tennis shoe, with a pink ribbon
lace, somewhere on the way home from Super Fresh walking on the south
side of Yuma Street to the 4300 block. If any good samaritan happens
to find it, could you please email me and I will pick it up.

From: powerfulbeyondmeasure1@yahoo.com

Youth & Entertainment Non-Profit is Looking For You

PBM seeks people interested in helping youth through an exciting
program! Join us for a networking and informational brunch, this
Saturday, October 27th!!!

Powerful Beyond Measure (PBM) is an organization formed to implement
innovative programs focusing on youth development and aiding
lower-income families, by uniquely integrating the entertainment,
sports, media and arts industries. The mission is to build stronger
communities through strategic efforts that will help youth and adults
grow towards empowerment, as well as personal and community growth.
The C.A.P.E. League, our first program, is a year-round camp, created
to integrate the lives of young people in the DC area with great
opportunities. The strategy is to bring youth in per their interests
in arts, entertainment, sports and media ? while developing them in a
variety of other key areas; to become well-rounded adults.

We are looking for wonderful, civic minded or entertainment interested
individuals to help grow the organization. Join us for a great
opportunity to help today's young people, participate in fun and
exciting experiences, donate time to your community and start or grow
a career in entertainment or non-profit service. Students may be
eligible for intern and/or community service credit!!!

We are especially looking for volunteers in the following areas:

Tutors: PBM is launching a tutoring program. The program will offer
free tutoring to children in the CAPE League and to students at the
Children's Studio school.

Volunteer Staff: A special group of volunteers are needed as a staff
member. In these roles, volunteers have a title, attend staff
meetings, develop their own area, participate in staff activities,
etc. Great resume builder & networking opportunities.

PBM Holiday Gala/Special Events: We always need help with special
events. Our next events/programs will be our Holiday Gala/Silent
Auction and our Derrell Coley Boxing Clinic. Volunteers are all areas
of putting on an event.

Fundraising: We always need help raising more money. This would
encompass referring donors, researching and writing grants, making
donations, finding in kind services and donations, writing thank you
letters, etc.

Industry Relationships: Since we use entertainment to present our
programs, our relationships within that industry are key. We need
volunteers to help network and maintain those relationships for the
purpose of programming, marketing, and planning.

Marketing: Marketing is a key area for a growing organization. We need
volunteers to help with public relations, web site maintenance,
marketing materials, new partnerships, events, and other related areas.

We would love to have you join us. If you are interested in
volunteering, please contact us at 202-248-9201 or
tracypress@powerbeyondmeasure.org.

www.powerbeyondmeasure.org

I think Mr. Meier's was talking about lunch time and not about before and after school. I've been there after school and know what you're talking about with the kids. But I've gone into that area at noon-time and have seen it several times for myself.

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From: Lshneier@worldbank.org

Re the problem of squirrels/raccoons dancing on the ceiling at night,
we've had that problem a couple of times. It's very annoying, they
seem to have "parties" around 4 in the morning. I used Adcock's
trapping service to get rid of them. They place traps, monitor the
traps, and seal up every opening they find. On their advice, I also
removed all the tree branches that hung over or near the roof to help
prevent the critters from jumping onto my roof. Hope this helps.
Lesley Shneier

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Lesley-Ann Shneier, Senior Knowledge & Learning Specialist,

Corporate Administration and Affairs

The World Bank Group, 1818 H Street, N.W., MC11-1115, Washington, DC,
20433 ?
USA

' (202) 473-3168 7 (202) 522-1644 * lshneier@worldbank.org þ
www.worldbank.org

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From: Burchard.Beth@epamail.epa.gov

Our fabulous nanny is looking for a new family, and is available 4-5
days a week. She drives, speaks English, and is an all around great
person. Her name is Rose Boadu and her cell phone number is
301-775-7270. Please call if her if you are interested. Thanks.
Beth (burchard.beth@epa.gov).

Occasionally, members have been looking for someone for house cleaning.
I would like to recommend Maria Sorto. She recently finished a "Spring
Cleaning" at our house. It was a super job. She can be reached on 202-
409-6921. It can be contacted on 202-237-2599.