What’s Peace for

Dr. Jane Goodall

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·         LASTLY – Our friend EIGHT-TIME TONY AWARD WINNER Rosa Caiola, is one of the producers of this VERY IMPORTANT BROADWAY SHOW. Good News went to the show last night, and it was powerful. With almost 40 to 50% of America Divorced, and more for second marriages, this show – My First Ex-Husband is welcomed to Broadway. Superstars who see the vision and importance are showing up to perform. Good News has a discount for you…See it and LAUGH OUTLOUD WITH THE AUDIENCE AND think about your own or your friends and families marriage… Enjoy every moment… Reverend Paul Sladkus All faiths and Spiritual

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Susan “Dr. Sue” Horowitz, Ph.D. is an Entertaining Speaker, Author of Books “Queens of Comedy”; Musicals “SssWitch”; Comedies, Songs, Plays, and Poetry, Blogger, Professor, Singer/Comedian.

Web: www.DrSue.com , YouTube: www.YouTube.com/drsuecomedian 

Dr. Susan “Dr. Sue” Horowitz, Ph.D. is a Motivational, Entertaining Speaker, Author of the best-selling book: Queens of Comedy (personal interviews with Lucille Ball, Carol Burnett, Joan Rivers, Phyllis Diller, etc.); Musicals (“SssWitch!”: A Bewitching Musical); Children’s Books (“Read With Me” – Children’s Book of the Month Club); Illustrated Poetry (“I Am Loved”); and Songs, which she performs on Women Of Substance (WOS) Radio and her Collection of original songs “For Heroes and Lovers”:

Education: University of Chicago (BA) Yale School of Drama (Graduate Work), Hunter/CUNY Ph.D. Dr. Sue’s Mission is Positive Entertainment!  Special Training: Second City Improvisation Workshop, BMI Musical Theatre Workshop, Songwriters Guild, Summer songs, Music and Art Lessons. Dr. Sue’s programs are designed to be informative, uplifting, and fun! E-mail: drsue@drsue.com

CLIENTS: Corporations, Colleges, Hospitals, Associations, Adult Communities American Express, Colgate-Palmolive, Kraft General Food, NYNEX, TIME Inc., ITT, Queens College, U. of Fairfield, U. of Richmond, AMA, Marywood College, Mount Sinai Hospital, Moses Taylor Hospital, Peninsula Hospital, Hadassah, MENSA, Executive Forum, Masons, Queens Library, JCC, American Technion, Clearbrook Adult Community, Canyon Ranch, Semester at Sea, Royal & Norwegian Cruise Lines.

American Express: “You listen to our concerns. Your methods to handle stressful situations work!” Kraft General Foods: “Positive comments, audience participation, and smiles!” Mount Sinai Hospital: “Entertaining and uplifting!” City University: “People are still laughing!” Yale Club: “Delightful evening!” Royal Cruise Line: “A real crowd-pleaser!” Atlantic Cape Community College “An energetic, charismatic Speaker!”

Media Personality: Project Runway, Good Day New York, E! Entertainment, BBC (Intl. Pick of the Week), NBC, MTV, WBAB,

Good Day New York: “Dynamic Personality!” MTV: “funny…a real hit!” BBC Radio: International Pick of the Week! NBC: “Terrific television!” E! Entertainment: “Exciting Personality!” Radio: Joe Franklin:” Great Radio Voice!”  Joan Rivers Show, WOR. WABC, WPIX, USA Radio, JCTV MultiMedia, WBAB-WBLI NY: “Dr. Sue is an incredible Host!” Infomercials: Learning Spanish, Diabetes Matters

What is Good News Mean To Susan “Dr. Sue” Horowitz go to: http://goodnewsplanet.com/what-is-good-news-mean-to-susan-dr-sue-horowitz/

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In addition to his extensive background in residential construction and knowledge of zoning and land use, Bill brings excellent communication skills to his real estate practice. He is extremely organized, reliable, and efficient, as well as an effective negotiator and problem solver on behalf of his customers and clients. Bill is a graduate of the Hofstra University Zarb School of Business, he was inducted into the Hofstra Athletic Hall of Fame, and he is a former ATP world ranked professional tennis player.

Bill is also an active member of the community, serving on the screening committee of the Hamptons Take 2 Documentary Film Festival, the Advisory Board for the Ecological Culture Initiative, and he has served on the Dean’s Advisory Board of Hofstra University and the Board of Directors of the Long Island Builders Institute. He also volunteers at the Evelyn Alexander Wildlife Rescue Center of the Hamptons as well as the NYC Center of Self-Realization Fellowship.

Bill enjoys all that living in the Hamptons has to offer including; hiking, cycling, surfing, paddle boarding, tennis, beach going, yoga, meditation, attending performances, festivals, and benefits, and frequenting favorite restaurants. Bill resides in Hampton Bays with his wife, Susan.

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Hara and Susan are Good Samaritans who created these Jingles many years ago for Good News, big thanks with love.

Here is the latest song written and performed by Hara and Susan.

Here are the Good News Jingles that were created by Hara and Susan.

Good News Rock Jingle

Good News Country Jingle

Good News Blues Jingle

GoodNews theme song:

Vocals by Susan Edwards Martin

Lyrics by Susan Edwards Martin & Hara Taicher

Music by Susan Edwards Martin

Some Background on these wonderful caring women:

Hara Taicher

Hara is an author, speaker & music enthusiast.
I’ve always tried to integrate creativity into my holistic health and personal development coaching, mostly through music
My writing partner Susan Edward Martin have written many songs including jingles
(Good news planet)
Our song The Ho’oponopono, is quite appropriate for what’s going on in our country and the world, and is available on YouTube @ Hara Taicher.
Motivational Speaker Hara Taicher
Holistic Lifestyle Coach, Author
www.amazon.com
https://www.amazon.com/Changing-Thinking-Changes-Personal-Extraordinary/dp/0615341837/ref=sr_1_1?dchild=1&keywords=Hara+Taicher&qid=1588263138&sr=8-1

1-Changing Your Thinking Changes Your Life
your personal GPS guide to extraordinary living.
2- The Change, Book #4 Personal Development Series

Susan Edwards Martin

Susan Edwards Martin, is the original “Lady Blues” in the Tony Award winning Broadway play, Torch Song Trilogy. She most recently performed her critically acclaimed cabaret show at Feinstein’s/54Below in Manhattan and Feinstein’s@Vitello’s in Los Angeles. Susan received two Eddon Awards, one for Best Cabaret/Concert in an Intimate Space for An Unpredictable Musical Evening and the other most recently for Most Memorable Holiday Concert for The Susan Edwards Martin Holiday Extravaganza! Ms. Edwards Martin is currently in production of her original musical, Unlimited! You’ll Have the Time of Her Life!

Susan and Hara Taicher have been writing jingles and songs from the heart their whole lives. Together, their desire is to make a difference in the world in a positive way, one note at a time, through their music.

When I was in New York on broadway, playing Lady Blues in Harvey Fierstein’s Tony Award Winning play Torch Song Trilogy, I wrote this song with Hara Taicher and then recorded it, to be Broadway’s answer to ending world hunger. Currently residing in Los Angeles, I am proud to be a part of the Temple Beth Hillel Community in Valley Village, California, that helps to supply the North Hollywood Interfaith Food Pantry, a coalition of synagogues and churches, providing about 5,000 meals per month to the needy. “October 16, was World Food Day and it is a special day observed by all United Nations member nations. The day is intended to bring public attention to the issue of world hunger and food security. The world produces more than enough food to meet these needs, but poverty, lack of infrastructure, and corruption prevent that food from being distributed to those in need. If you can’t feed 100 people, just feed one! Join Pope Francis’ Week of Action to end world hunger. Almost all of those suffering from malnutrition and hunger are in developing countries. A majority of those victims tend to be children. Somewhere between 10,000 to 20,000 children die each day from hunger.” By Catholic Online (NEWS CONSORTIUM) We can make a difference. If not now, then when? If not me, then who? Vocals by Susan Edwards Martin Words by Hara Taicher & Susan Edwards Martin Music by Susan Edwards Martin

www.UnlimitedSusanEdwardsMartin.com

https://youtu.be/Cz2enf7CHck (music video)

https://store.cdbaby.com/Artist/SusanEdwardsMartin

https://www.broadwayworld.com/cabaret/article/Susan-Edwards-MartinThe-Original-Lady-Blues-Of-Torch-Song-Trilogy-Is-Back-In-Town-At-Feinsteins54Below-20190227
We’ve Got to End World Hunger Video link
https://youtu.be/BQ59vB9R5sQ

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CHAIRS
Lenore Cooney
Sara Herbert-Galloway
Errol Rappaport
Gary Springer

HONORARY CHAIRS
Ambassador and Mrs. John L. Loeb, Jr.
Heather Randall
Liv Ullmann and Donald Saunders
Nick Springer

HONORARY COMMITTEE
Iris Apfel
Michael Badalucco
Susan and Hon. James A. Baker III
Deion Branch
Steve Buscemi
Victor Calise
Commissioner for the Mayor’s Office
for People with Disabilities
U.S. Senator Susan Collins
Darius de Haas
Roque de la Fuente
Jamie de Roy
Judy and Rod Gilbert
Adam Graves
Lynn Grossman and Bob Balaban
State Senator Jack Hart, Ret.
Felicity Huffman and William H. Macy
Helen and Michael Kaplan
Lainie Kazan
Amy Madigan and Ed Harris
Michael H. Michaud
Assistant Secretary,
U.S. Department of Labor
James Naughton
Kyle Rudy
Susan Sarandon
Richard Thomas

BENEFIT COMMITTEE
Jeri Acosta
Chuck Armstrong
Tomaczek Bednarek
Lynn and Alan Bozof
Joyce Brooks
Lori and Curt Buher
Lorraine Cancro-Silvetz and
Robert Silvetz, MD
Elizabeth Cier
Rita Cosby
Mark Evangelista
Nicole and Jeff Fratarcangeli
Jeri Brooks Greenwell
Jonathan Hadaya
Paul Hampton
Laurie and Ken Hartwig
Charlotte and Harvey Hodges
Lucia Hwong-Gordon
Susan James
Marcie L. Kammel
Barry J. Klarberg
Marian Koltai-Levine and Dan Levine
Donna and Michael LaForgia
Lucy Jane Lang
Barbara Ligeti and Jeffrey Altshuler
Kelly and Paul Lountzis
Annie Ma
Leslie Maier

Cindy Marinangel
Kevin McGovern
Sherri Michelstein
Esther Muller
Rey Olsen
Susan and Peter Purdy
Joe Sirola
Jennifer and Ricky Sitomer
Gary Swanson
Joe Trentacosta

ASSOCIATES COMMITTEE
Samantha Bennett
Anna and Carl Buher
Alana Galloway
Justin Galloway
Gunjan Goel
Allie and Matt Klarberg
Kate and Jake Klarberg
Nikki Klarberg
Ryan Klarberg
Sorcha McCrohan
Dell Miller
Andrew Molen
Jorel Roth
Brooke and Lee Scharfstein
Gary Schneider
Jason Werner

MEDICAL COMMITTEE

Richard Besser, MD
President and CEO
Robert Wood Johnson Foundation

Paul J. Lee, MD
Good Samaritan Hospital Medical Center
South Nassau Communities Hospital

Paul A. Offit, MD
Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia

William Schaffner, MD
Department of Preventive Medicine
Vanderbilt University

Steven E. Schutzer, MD
Professor of Medicine
Rutgers New Jersey Medical School

Nancy Snyderman, MD
Professor of Global Health
Stanford University

James C. Turner, MD
National Social Norms Institute
University of Virginia

Roger W. Yurt, MD
NY Presbyterian Hospital
Weill Cornell Medical Center

As of April 1, 2018
National Meningitis Association

NMA works to protect families from the devastating effects of meningococcal disease by educating the public, medical professionals and others about the disease and vaccines available to prevent it. NMA was formed in 2002 by parents whose children died or live with permanent disabilities from meningococcal disease. Like many families, NMA’s founders were unaware that meningococcal disease vaccination could have prevented their anguish. Since NMA was founded, great strides have been made in meningitis prevention. NMA has supported the creation of broad recommendations for meningococcal vaccines to protect all preteens and teens, worked to advocate for state vaccination requirements, and helped increase awareness and vaccine uptake. The organization also provides emotional support for individuals and families who have experienced meningococcal disease.

To accomplish its goals, NMA develops programs and resources that reach audiences on national and grassroots levels. Parents, disease survivors and other family members help carry out NMA’s mission by conducting community awareness activities across the country through two key programs: Moms on Meningitis (M.O.M.s) and Together Educating About Meningitis (T.E.A.M.). For disease and prevention information, downloadable resources and personal stories from M.O.M.s and T.E.A.M. members, please visit nmaus.org.

Lynn Bozof, President • Lori Buher, Director • Leslie Maier, Secretary/Treasurer

For more information or to purchase tickets,
please contact Heather Prochorchik 212.874.5457
or HeatherProchorchik@BellEvents.com

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The Gold & Silver Circles are societies of honor. Television professionals are inducted into the Silver Circle to recognize significant contributions made to the industry and the community for 25 years or more. In addition, the Gold Circle honors individuals who have spent 50 or more years working in television or allied media.

These noteworthy media professionals began their careers in broadcasting either in a performing, creative, technical, administrative, or journalistic role within the industry, or in an area directly related to television such as TV journalism, education, and production.

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Goddard Community Center at 84th and Columbus is housing 100’s of community shows. We perform a British Invasion show and we hear from the leader of the theatre.

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Remembering Samuel Pisar, Holocaust Survivor, Special Envoy for Holocaust Education by Judith Pisar
“In Memoriam Hungarian Composers,
Victims of Holocaust”
A Concert by world-renowned musicians,
Professors and students of the Franz Liszt Academy of Music (Budapest)
Violin: Vilmos Szabadi
Cello: Eszter Karasszon
Piano: Mariann Marczi
Lajos Delej: Scherzo Béla Bartók-Tivadar Országh: Hungarian Folksongs Imre Sárossi: Pastorale Zoltán Kodály: Transylvanian Lament György Justus: Jazz suite – Waltz, Tango Béla Bartók: Hungarian Folksongs Ferenc Vecsey: Valse triste György Justus: Elegiaque
A Talk by Ágnes Kőry, Director of the Béla Bartók Centre for Musicianship (London)

Judith Pisar has devoted her career to building cultural bridges across the Atlantic. As President of Arts France-USA, an organization committed to cultural exchange between the two countries, she regularly produces concerts and festivals of American music in Paris – including tributes to Leonard Bernstein, George Gershwin, Broadway, Duke Ellington and Louis Armstrong. Prior to that she served for 17 years as Chairman of the American Center of Paris, the avant-garde meeting place for French and American artists. In that capacity she selected Frank Gehry to design a new building in 1988 – one of his first in Europe. Described by Philip Johnson as “America’s Cultural Czarina in Europe,” she has also served on the French Ministry of Culture’s Conseil Supérieur du Mécénat, on the board of the Régine Chopinot Ballet and as a founding signatory of the World Charter against Cancer. Earlier in her career, she served as Director of Music at the Brooklyn Academy, Executive Director of the Merce Cunningham Dance Company and founded The Composer Speaks, a lecture bureau which brought some of the greatest composers of the 20th Century — Pierre Boulez, Karlheinz Stockhausen, Iannis Xenakis, John Cage, Luciano Berio and others — to cities and universities throughout the United States. She is an Officer of the French Legion of Honor and a Knight of the Order of Arts and Letters.
Performers
Vilmos Szabadi (violin)
Mr. Szabadi is Hungary’s foremost violinist, a regular soloist and frequent guest artist in the most prestigious concert halls around the world. Vilmos Szabadi studied at the Franz Liszt Academy of Music of Budapest where on receiving his diploma, he became the youngest ever to join the Professors’ team. His career as an international Concert violinist took off when he played Bartók 2nd Violin Concerto during the Bartók Festival at the Royal Festival Hall in London. The success of this Concert, led to invitations from the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra and the BBC Philharmonic Orchestra as well. Mr. Szabadi was also among the privileged musicians invited by HRH Prince Charles to perform at the celebration in honor of Sir Georg Solti’s 80th birthday held at the Buckingham Palace in 1992. In 1993 the prestigious “Franz Liszt” prize has been awarded to Vilmos Szabadi by the Hungarian Government. In 1995 he also appeared on the Stradivarius series, played the Strad violin owned by Spanish Royalty in Madrid. Mr. Szabadi is a recent double prize winner of the renowned MIDEM Festival in Cannes, France. He plays a cremonese Laurentius STORIONI instrument dated 1778.

Mariann Marczi (piano)
Mariann Marczi started playing piano at the age of four and now she holds a PhD from Franz Liszt Academy of Budapest, where she is a Professor. Ms. Marczi is a winner of many national and international awards, scholarships and piano competitions. She performed almost in every country in Europe, and she is also a frequent guest artist at many music festivals, such as the Bartók Festival; Prague-Wien-Budapest Festival etc. Her repertoire includes a wide range of works from early Baroque to contemporary music. Ms. Marczi turns with particular attention towards the works of J. S. Bach, Béla Bartók and György Kurtág. Since 2012 she is also a member of the World Piano Teachers Association and she often participates as lecturer at international conferences, such as the World Piano Conference (Novi Sad, Serbia) and the London International Piano Symposium.
Eszter Karasszon (cello)
Eszter Karasszon is a young Hungarian cellist, student at the Franz Liszt Academy of Music of Budapest. She is already a winner of many national and international awards, such as the Dohnányi Chamber Competition (2013) and the VI. David Popper Competition (2015). In 2010 she has been granted a scholarship giving her the possibility to participate in a master class of Indiana String Academy to Janos Starker. Ms. Karasszon has not only performed in Hungary but in many European countries and in the United States as well.
Ágnes Kőry (talk)
Hungarian-born Ágnes Kőry is a graduate of the Béla Bartók Conservatoire Budapest, Royal Academy of Music London (DipRAM) and University of London (MPhil). An ex-professional cellist, she focuses on research into a variety of fields (which include baroque string instruments, composers Béla Bartók and Zoltán Kodály, Holocaust history ). Ágnes Kőry presented her papers on musicological conferences (University of Edinburgh, University of London, University of Manchester, Institute of Musicology Budapest) . She is an author of many musicological journals such as the Galpin Society Journal, Studia Musicologica, Early Music, The Consort, Ethnomusicological Forum and Parlando. Ágnes Kőry’s scholarly papers are also published on a variety of scholarly websites in the United States, United Kingdom, Hungary and Israel. Ágnes Kőry is a regular contributor to classical music websites. Ágnes Kőry leads the Béla Bartók Centre for Musicianship (London), where specialized musicianship training coexists with comprehensive music education

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GREATER NEW YORK CHAMBER OF COMMERCE TO HONOR SIX AT ANNUAL WOMEN’S HISTORY MONTH CELEBRATION BREAKFAST
1501 Broadway
Times Square NYC
Friday, March 27th 2015
8:30 am – 10:30 am

Join with hundreds of business & civic leaders on the Great Stage
at the Hard Rock Café as we gather to honor women who have made a difference

2015 Honorees
Karen Magee
President New York State
United Teachers “NYSUT”
For her dedication to the teaching profession & her service on behalf of NY’s 600,000 plus public school educators

Kathleen Cooney Bonistall
Founder & Vice Chair
PEACE OUTside Campus
For her dedication to promoting safe college environments & safeguarding students against crime in campus communities

The Honorable Gale Brewer
Manhattan Borough President
For her dedicated service as former NYC Council Chair for Technology & continued efforts on behalf of the legacy of strong women leaders.

Mwisa Chisunka
NYS Business Ombudswoman
For her efforts to help educate all business & civic leaders to navigate the complex maze of regulations necessary to run NYS

Susan Lee
Founder Camp Broadway
For educating theater-loving kids at annual summer camp maintaining NYC theatre as an iconic part of our economy & culture

Kerry Kennedy
President Robert F. Kennedy Human Rights
For her dedicated service and global efforts in helping to educate and advocate for Human Rights for those in need!

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