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TOWERING WINDS
In urban and suburban cities all over the world, more and more wind farms are popping up. No longer confined to the vast parries of rural towns, now the wind turbines are coming to a town near you in bolder, more creative designs and innovative styles that allow for sustainable energy to be brought to you. In places like Evanston, Illinois (close neighbor to eco-friendly mega city Chicago) a new ordinance was passed to allow for the creation of a wind farm in Lake Michigan. This farm will generate power for more than Even in the urban centers, new wind collecting devices are being placed in buildings that allows for gathering up precious wind power in a more subtle way than their large cousins outside of the city. New designs for wind gathering techniques range from a spiral structure that rests atop a building that can provide power for the entire structure, to horizontally resting structures that sit on highway overpasses that will add, not only power to the highway lights, but also a little flair on a morning commute. homeowners are installing their own wind turbines that can, lower their carbon footprint not to mention their electrical bill, by a great deal every year. In London suburbs, the practice is catching on and more and more English homeowners are installing their own wind farms to help ease the expensive cost of private home ownership. We can’t just be reliant on massive new, enviromental technologies to provide us with sustainable energy. Take the first step and see what you can do to decrease your own carbon footprint and lower your energy bills. The planet is counting on us to solve our energy problems.
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Chicago Tomahawks Take on Ramblers and Jaguars
The Chicago special hockey team, the Tomahawks, will play the Loyola men’s hockey team in a friendly match and the Jainesville special team this March. What: The Chicago Tomahawks will take on Loyola Men’s Hockey team. The event is an annual game where the Tomahawks can show off their skills against the Loyola Rambler Hockey team. There will be a pizza party and information session following the game with information for all interested players and parents. The Tomahawks will then play the Jainesville Jaguars as their last game of the season.
Where: McFetridge Ice Arena 3843 N. California Ave. Chicago, IL 60618 (both events)
When: Sunday March 14th the Tomahawks play the Ramblers at 3:15 pm to 4:15
Sunday March 21st the Tomahawks play the Jaguars at 3:15 pm to 4:15 pm
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About: The Tomahawks want to spread their message that “Hockey is for everybody” and that everyone is welcome to come out and skate no matter what experience or skating abilities you may have. The coaches and assistants foster a friendly environment that encourages players to try hockey and feel welcome on the ice.The Tomahawks are apart of the Chicago Blackhawks Youth Hockey League and members of the American Special Hockey Association. The Loyola Hockey team is a Member of Hockey is a member of the American Collegiate Hockey Association and the Mid-American Collegiate Hockey Association. They are a Division II student run university hockey team. The roster is comprised of 24 players, and they just finished their 2009-2010 season. #####
A Wee bit about me I emphatically love the color green, seriously a little too much I am from Kentucky, however, contrary to popular belief I have never married my cousin I have been running cross country for years and I still don’t understandwhy Fact my glasses are real......I do not have fake lenses Fact I live with two people from Detroit, and I am a Blackhawks fan, awkward I hate cargo pants, epecially when they are camo.....ugh There is an actual cover letter and resume after this nonsense
Dear Reader of this, I am a student at Loyola University Chicago’s School of Communication with a major in Advertising and Public Relations as well as a minor in Visual Communications. I am very excited to take what I have learned in school and start applying it to the real world. I have experience with al,ost everything from press releases to Adobe Photoshop. In my resume, I have chosen three of my favorite campaigns that I had a part in. The first was with my internship at ADROC productions. There I was the graphic design intern for the events planning agency. I worked with clients and helped them create invitations, tickets, and other items used for their events around the city of Chicago and even some international pieces. Some of the companies that I worked for include: Dom Perignon, Cricket Wireless, and Hennessey. I took a great deal from this internship and I think that I will be able to translate the experience into a real world position. Going off of my design experience, the head of WLUW (Loyola’s on-campus radio station) asked my Layout and Editing class to design a new ad highlighting WLUW. My design was selected out of over twenty applicants. It was featured for a brief time around Loyola’s campus. Needless to say, I was thrilled. Finally, in my Public Service Campaigns class, my group was given an honorable mention for our work with the Chicago Tomahawks. The Chicago Tomahawks are a hockey team for developmentally disabled kids, teens, and adults. It was our task to get them new players and get their name out there. We implemented media contacts, press releases, PSA’s, created fliers, brochures, fact sheets, and held events to get the Tomahawks name out to everyone who was interested. For our work, our campaign was given an honorable mention from the Ebling foundation, and we each received a letter of recommendation from Mr. Chuck Ebling himself. I hope this has been a good look at who I am and what I am capable of doing. I want to show all of my skills in communications, from my design work to my people skills. I am a creative and energetic individual and I can’t wait to get started. Regards, Richard Carroll
Richard George Carroll Cell Phone: (502) 889-0935 rickgeorgecarroll@gmail.com 1224 N. Shore Ave. Apt 1W. Chicago, IL. 60626 Twitter :Rambling88, Coroflot: Rickdick, and Issuu: Rickdick, Education Loyola University Chicago Major: Advertising and Public Relations Minor: Fine Arts in Visual Communications Experience Chicago Tomahawks-------------------Worked with Chicago Blackhawks to develop plan for youth hockey team “The Tomahawks” Planned information sessions for parents and perspective players alike through brochures, media alerts, and information packets, as well as a PSA Awarded an honorable mention by the Ebling Foundation for work with the Tomahawks Campaign was featured in USA Hockey Magazine Campaign was used by USA Hockey as example for public service campaigns WLUW-------------------------------------Created a flier advertising Loyola University Chicago’s radio station “WLUW.” Selected and was used throughout campus ADROC-------------------------------------Graphic design intern for ADROC Productions Agency during Summer 2010. Clients I worked with included Hennessy, Dom Perignon, Moet, and Cricket Wireless. Currently doing freelance work for ADROC. Future Ideally, I would like to one day be an art director for an advertising firm or a magazine. Portfolio My portfolio, includes all my work with Adobe Illustrator and Photoshop as well as all of my current examples of my advertising work including, media alerts, and news releases. Skills: Word, Indesign, Powerpoint, Illustrater, Photoshop, Twitter, Facebook, Myspace, Youtube, Cofoflot and Issuu. Also have experience with Weebly, and Wordpress blog programs and some Flash Animation Contacts Kristina Schneider: ADROC Productions 312.953.3847 Dr. Pam Moriss Professor at Loyola University Chicago 312.915.6905
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