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We are looking for an Award trailer and cannot find any models by this manufacturer where we live in Western Canada. We would prefer a 30-foot with a slide and are wondering if you would have any ideas about where we could find one. We are huge fans of RV Lifestyle magazine and never miss reading your column. Keep up the good work! Thanks for your help.

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You can contact Award RV at 220 Ramsey Drive, P.O. Box 216, Dunnville, Ontario, Canada N1A 2X5. Phone: 905- 774-9351 Fax: 905-774-4607 www. awardrv.com. They are the original builders of the Award trailer. They no longer manufacture trailers but refurbish used Awards and build custom units for people.

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1993 Arrow Award Classic 23’ Travel Trailer

• Condition: Used
• VIN (Vehicle Identification Number): 2abttdc25pgad2983
• Make: AWARD
• Model: Arrow
• Type: Teardrop
• Length (feet): 23
• Sleeping Capacity: 2
• Vehicle Title: Clear
• Slide Outs: None
• For Sale By: Owner
• Leveling Jacks Included: Yes
• Water Capacity (Gallons): 6-10
• Air Conditioners: 1
• Awnings: Yes

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Main navigation, cas chronicles, 23 cas alumni shine at this year’s fast 56 awards ceremony.

• Dakota Galvin, USF College of Arts and Sciences
• September 20, 2024

Accomplishments , Alumni , Community Engagement

With a global network of more than 386,000 alumni, the University of South Florida's professional impact spans continents and industries. Each year the prestigious USF Fast 56 Awards shines a spotlight on the fastest growing businesses led or owned by alumni.

The awards celebrate Bulls’ entrepreneurial success and create a platform to share insights with the next generation of leaders. This year, 23 of the 75 Bull leaders were College of Arts and Sciences alumni. From chemistry to communication, alumni from a wide range of disciplines were represented at this year’s ceremony.

The 2024 CAS alumni recipients are:

Amanda Koenn, AKA Integrated Marketing Mass Communications, ’08

Amanda Koenn is the proud founder of AKA Integrated Marketing , a full-service advertising agency offering cost-effective, high-quality creative and marketing strategies by taking a fresh approach to the traditional advertising agency model. AKA Integrated Marketing is based in Tampa.

Ali Carr, ATX Promos Communication, ’07

Ali Carr is the CEO and founder of ATX Promos , a promotional product studio based out of Austin, Texas. ATX Promos boasts enhancing brand visibility with “innovative, on-trend promotional products and exceptional service.”

Kimberly Engler, ComplianceQuest Professional Technical Writing, ’98

Kimberly Engler is the VP of Quality Assurance and Knowledge Management at ComplianceQuest , which helps businesses become fully connected with a next-generation AI-powered product life cycle, quality and safety management platform built on Salesforce. Its connected suite of solutions helps businesses of all sizes increase product, quality and safety.

Heather Bryant, DCE Live, Inc. Communication, ’07

Heather Bryant is the sales director of DCE Live , a “technologically advanced production powerhouse” offering AV solutions, event experience design, video production and event management services. The company’s specialty is crafting immersive experiences for in-person and virtual events. DCE Live is based in Tampa.  

Helena “Bee” Everett, Everett Financial Group, LLC Mass Communications, ’80 

Helena Everett is the president of Everett Financial Group, a family-owned GreatFlorida insurance agency founded in 2014 and located in Madeira Beach. It provides insurance solutions to local businesses and families throughout Florida.

William S. Foley, PA, and Alexandra Graham Foley Family Law   Communication ’02 

William S. Foley is the founder and president of Foley Family Law , a law firm focusing solely on divorce, paternity, and custody litigation in the Tampa Bay Area. Alexandra Graham is the director of client services.  

Foley Family Law is dedicated to guiding individuals through the complexities of divorce “with competence and compassion.”  Founded in 2009, the firm focuses solely on divorce, paternity and custody litigation and serves clients in Hillsborough, Pinellas and Pasco counties.

Richard “Rich” Castellano, MD, ImageLift Biology, ’94 

Richard Castellano is the founder and CEO of ImageLift, the largest local anesthesia facelift practice in the Southeast U.S., delivering advanced surgical and non-surgical facial rejuvenation. Dr. Castellano founded ImageLift in 2012 and is considered one of the top experts in his field. 

Shantell McLean, Intex Builders, LLC Mass Communications, ’03

Shantell McLean is a managing member of Intex Builders, a contracting and roofing firm specializing in multi-family construction. Founded in 2009, the company is based in Land O’Lakes, Florida.

Ferdian Jap, Majestic Restaurant Group Biomedical Sciences, ’06

Ferdian Jap is the managing partner at Majestic, the company behind popular local restaurants such as Zukku Sushi, Astro Craft Ice Cream, Ling’s Dumplings and more. They pride themselves on “developing a collection of diverse dining concepts, offering a wide range of culinary experiences.”

Bob McKay, McKay Advertising + Activation Business and Professional Communication, ’87

Bob McKay is the CEO of McKay Advertising + Activation , an advertising agency acclaimed for “growing national franchises and multi-location brands” and Tampa Bay’s first digital media agency. With the reputation as “franchise whisperers,” they elevate revenue with “meticulously trackable results.” McKay Advertising + Activation was founded in 2005 and is based in Tampa.

Dr. Edward Leonard, Matrix Hormones & Traumatic Brain Diagnostics Biology, ’02 

Dr. Edward Leonard is the CEO of Traumatic Brain Diagnostics, a treatment center offering neurological diagnostics and treatment for concussions and other brain injuries. The center focuses on underdiagnosed headaches and dizziness, especially for car accident victims. Traumatic Brain Diagnostics has four brain labs in the Tampa Bay area.   He’s also the CEO of Matrix Hormones, which offers personalized, affordable wellness telemedicine solutions, including injectable weight loss, peptides and natural hormones. Its VIP service ensures exceptional care based on patients’ lab results.  

Eric McCarthy, My Organic Turf Psychology, ‘13

Eric McCarthy is the co-owner of My Organic Turf , a company renowned for its sustainable practices that promise “a better looking lawn that’s safer for your family, pets and the planet.” Founded in 2013 and based in Tampa, My Organic Turf has become an industry leader in sustainable lawn care services.

David C. Delancy, One Day Came Inc. Sociology, ’98

David C. Delancy is the owner and CEO of One Day Came , a commercial general contractor and construction manager specializing in new building construction and renovations using CMAR (construction manager at risk) and design-bid-build methods. Founded in 2004 and based in Tampa, One Day Came’s mission is to forge valuable partnerships and provide leadership that fosters successful business ventures, thriving residential communities, prosperous commercial properties and enriching work environments.  

Shari Clemente, Pioneer Innovation Biochemistry, ’11

Shari Clemente is the founder and CEO of Pioneer Innovation , a premier cosmetic formulation lab and manufacturing company based in Tampa. Considered a leader in the industry, Pioneer Innovation specializes in fractional product development, formulation services, creative services in photography and stop motion, and comprehensive manufacturing services.

Holly Boldrin, APR, CPRC, Priority Marketing Mass Communications, ’93 

Holly Boldrin is the senior director of public relations at Priority Marketing, one of Florida's largest full-service agencies. Renowned for its award-winning marketing, public relations, advertising and digital services, the agency helps businesses achieve their goals while contributing to the region’s economic growth. Having worked with thousands of brands, Priority Marketing takes pride in playing a key role in the ongoing transformation of their community. Founded in 1993, the agency is based in Fort Myers.

Cynthia W. Grizzle, Pritchett Steinbeck Group Inc. Environmental Science and Policy, ’04

Cynthia W. Grizzle is president of the environmental consulting firm Pritchett Steinbeck Group . The company is composed of a multi-disciplinary team whose mission is to foster innovative ideas while building trust with their clients.

Alexia Morrison, Reach St. Pete Environmental Science and Policy, ’04

Alexia Morrison is the founder and executive director of Reach St. Pete , a nonprofit dedicated to providing essential resources to those experiencing financial hardships, inequities, homelessness, and other at-risk situations to give those individuals a better life. They’ve established a pop-up food pantry, grocery delivery services, a literacy program for at-risk youths, and more for their local community.

Ron Pierce, RSA Consulting LLC Master of Public Administration (MPA), ‘10

Ron Pierce is the president and CEO of the RSA Consulting Group , a full-service consulting firm specializing in all areas of government and legislative affairs, community affairs, strategic planning, and media and public relations in Florida. Based in Tampa, with an additional office in Tallahassee, they represent a diverse set of businesses, organizations, associations, and nonprofits across Florida.

Samual Barrington and Kedine Johns, Sky Limit Crane & Rigging   Interdisciplinary Social Sciences, ’12  Psychology, ’05

Samual Barrington is the president of Sky Limit Crane & Rigging , a family-owned mobile crane rental service for construction companies. Based in Orlando, it was founded in West Africa. With more than 25 years of experience in the construction industry, they have provided crane rentals to contractors worldwide.

Kedine Johns is the company’s controller. 

Nicole Stokes-Zolkos, Stokes Financial Group-Northwestern Mutual Psychology, ‘03

Nicole Stokes-Zolkos is the owner, managing director, and wealth management advisor of Stokes Financial Group-Northwestern Mutual . Their renowned dedication to helping clients “live their best lives” with personal financing plans helps people achieve financial flexibility. Stokes-Zolkos has been with Northwestern Mutual since 2011.

Michael Swor, MD, Swor Women’s Care Chemistry, ’78

Dr. Michael Swor is the founder and managing partner of Swor Women’s Care , an award-winning obstetrics and gynecological medical practice based in Sarasota and founded in 1998. Dr. Swor oversees three other physicians, five other practitioners, and 20 administrative and clinical staff. Swor Women’s Care offers the latest treatments, and the team focuses on a holistic, total wellness approach, emphasizing the importance of good nutrition, fitness and healthy lifestyle choices.

Learn more about the USF Alumni Association and upcoming events, and see photos from this year’s award ceremony .

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Gunnar becomes 8th player named Most Valuable Oriole in consecutive years

23-year-old shortstop goes back to back, recognized for stellar sophomore showing.

BALTIMORE -- In 2023, Gunnar Henderson won the Louis M. Hatter Most Valuable Oriole Award. He then went on to be named American League Rookie of the Year, receive an AL Silver Slugger Award and finish eighth in AL MVP voting.

Not too shabby for a first full season in the big leagues.

Now, the 23-year-old Orioles shortstop is getting recognized for a stellar sophomore showing.

On Saturday, Henderson was again named Most Valuable Oriole for the 2024 season. The award -- named after Hatter, a former Baltimore Sun reporter who covered the team for 27 years -- is voted on by members of the local media who cover the team on a regular basis.

Henderson became the eighth Orioles player to win the award in consecutive years, joining Adam Jones (2011 and ‘12), Rafael Palmeiro (1995 and ‘96), Cal Ripken Jr. (‘90 and ‘91), Eddie Murray (1981-85), Jim Palmer (‘72 and ‘73), Boog Powell (‘69 and ‘70) and Frank Robinson (‘66 and ‘67).

That’s quite an illustrious group, featuring four Hall of Famers (Murray, Palmer, Ripken, Robinson) and several more all-time greats in franchise history.

Although Henderson is only two full seasons into his MLB career, he’s already leaving his mark on Baltimore with his impressive play.

Entering Saturday, Henderson led the O’s in hits (171), runs scored (115), triples (seven), walks (74), batting average (.283), on-base percentage (.366), slugging percentage (.538) and OPS (.904). His 29 doubles were tied for the team lead with Ryan Mountcastle, while he ranked second in home runs (37), RBIs (87) and stolen bases (21).

Only four players in team history (since 1954) have recorded 30-plus homers and 20-plus steals in a season -- Henderson, along with Cedric Mullins (30 and 30 in 2021), Manny Machado (35 and 20 in ‘15) and Brady Anderson (50 and 21 in 1996).

Henderson’s 8.7 bWAR is easily the best on the Orioles, well ahead of Adley Rutschman, who ranks second at 3.3. The last time there was that large of a gap between Baltimore’s top two bWAR leaders at the end of a season was 1991 (Ripken at 11.5, with Mike Devereaux at 4.9).

Balloting for Most Valuable Oriole occurred earlier this month, with votes counted on a 5-3-1 point system. Also receiving votes were right-hander Corbin Burnes, outfielder Colton Cowser, Rutschman, outfielder Anthony Santander, right-hander Albert Suárez and infielder Jordan Westburg.

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WASHINGTON, Sept. 18, 2024 — The American Chemical Society (ACS) and the Latin American Federation of Chemical Associations (FLAQ) are pleased to announce the winners of the Latin American Women in Chemistry Awards. These awards will be presented on Oct. 2 during the Latin American Congress of Chemistry 2024 in Panama City.

Emerging Leader in Chemistry: Grissel Trujillo de Santiago  This award honors the accomplishments of an outstanding young woman who is a scientist or entrepreneur in the field of chemistry. Trujillo is a research professor at Tecnológico de Monterrey and chief scientific officer of Forma Foods. She invented, developed and applied chaotic bioprinting, which is a method to form layers and porous materials at scale. This technology is the core of Forma Foods’ business, a next-generation meat products company that she co-founded in 2022.

Leadership in Industry: Priscila Castelani  This award recognizes women in the chemical, pharmaceutical or biotechnological industries for their innovations and contributions to commercial success and social impact. Throughout her career at Indorama Ventures, Castelani has developed innovative products with high agronomic efficacy and reduced toxicity for growers and the environment. Her leadership has resulted in Indorama’s biotechnology research and development center, as well as the company’s first product line from a bioprocess.

Leadership in Academia: Coralia Osorio Roa This award honors a woman with an exceptional record in education, advanced research in chemistry and a strong commitment to gender equity in science. Osorio is the deputy editor of ACS Food Science & Technology and has dedicated her career to advancing the fields of food science and technology, natural product chemistry and chemical ecology. She is a professor in the department of chemistry at the National University of Colombia, Bogotá, and, so far, has advised 66 students pursuing a degree in chemistry.

The awards are presented by ACS and FLAQ and sponsored by CAS and ACS Publications. The awards aim to recognize significant contributions and outstanding research in chemistry and related fields, thereby enhancing the presence and leadership of women in the scientific development of Latin America.

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