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The Kiwanis Club of Grand Cayman Kiwanis new s
Celebrating 2014/15 and setting up for a great Kiwanis 2015/16 !
The Kiwanis Club of Grand Cayman has been a part of the Cayman Islands since Febru- ary 27th 1975 and has been serving the community since its inception through various pro- jects with a focus on children. This year our club celebrates its 40th anniversary while Kiwa- nis International celebrates its 100th anniversary!
Incoming President Daniella been passionate about – children. Alt- hough I could have thought of many more Daniella McGowan A New Year “reasons” to be unavailable to join her for President 2015-16 The Kiwanis Club of Grand Cayman in- lunch my curiosity about these programs stalled its new officers and board members for kids wouldn’t let me decline yet again so for the 2015-2016 year over brunch on Sun- Inside this issue: I accepted her invitation. That is where my day, October 4, 2015. Held at Agua, the journey first started, all thanks to a passion- Incoming President 1 event brought together Kiwanians, their ate and dedicated member who truly be- families and friends, as well as representa- Looking Back with 3 lieves in the values, programs and growth Immediate Past Presi- tives from other local service organizations. of Kiwanis. dent Tonicia I officially joined the Kiwanis family back in March 2012 and the thought of one day be- Kiwanian Of The Year 4 I have to tell you, Elsy is still on a roll with 2014-15 ing appointed as President most certainly her lunch meeting invites! Two of my col- did not cross my mind, not even by a long leagues who are soon to be installed as Kids Need Kiwanis 4 shot! Today I am honored to be installed as official members in the next few weeks are Remax donates to 8 President and to serve our community and proof of that! Elsy, thank you for not taking Breakfast Programme children alongside a group of some of the no for an answer and for sharing your Ki- most dedicated and passionate people. I’m wanis family with me. Dress For A Cause day 9 excited and enthusiastic about beginning a Donation to Clifton 10 new journey with you all for the next year! My last year with Kiwanis has been spent Hunter High School in the role of President Elect alongside out- I first heard about Kiwanis from my col- Foster Food Fair 11 going President Tonicia. We met a few league Elsy Adapa (aka Alexandra Adapa). years back through my best friend whom ELIMINATE BBQ 12 She was always asking me if I wanted to she attended university with back in Eng- join her for some lunch meeting with her Ogier sponsor Buy a 13 land. I always thought she was a cool Kid Breakfast club over at Britannia. At first I brushed her chick and she proved my theory correct off gently, I was definitely not a club person when she reached out to me about learning Key Leader 2015 14 and my lunch hours were sacred. But she more about Kiwanis. She had just returned BAKB Fish Fry 16 was persistent, and every week the same home from studying overseas and wanted question came – “Do you want to join me to get involved in the community. As a past KidsCare visit to the 17 this week for lunch with my Kiwanis club?” I Key Clubber, she was drawn towards BookMobile eventually decided to entertain her and learning more about Kiwanis and our pro- asked “What is this club about?” and to my Everything you need to 18 jects. I quickly jumped at my opportunity to know about our clubs! surprise, it turned out that this Kiwanis club reel her in and invited her to a lunch meet- was all about something that I have always ing – Elsy had taught me how to do this so
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(Continued from Page 1...) here to support you as fellow mem- Outgoing President Tonicia was pre- bers of service and let us not forget well that she accepted and came! sented with the President’s Award for that we are all striving for the same She quickly became an official her outstanding leadership during her thing; to better serve and build our member and was installed as Presi- presidency. community for today and tomorrow. dent in 2014. Tonicia has been an inspiration to me as she accepted To the new board – Martina, Nicola, To my family and friends, thank you this role after just being called to Linda, Ruud, Martin, Kadi, Marnu & for providing me with a stable and the bar and officially starting her Clement – I am excited to start work- strong support system. Each and new career in the Legal system ing with you all and cannot wait to every one of you has contributed in which as I’m sure you all can imag- see what we come up with for this some way to me getting where I am ine comes with a fully packed agen- new year. Together I know that we today. I cannot thank you enough for da already. Her passion, determi- will serve the children of our commu- your support and words of encourage- nation and commitment to Kiwanis nity well. Thank you for accepting ment when I am feeling overwhelmed remained intact throughout this past your roles and dedicating your time and doubtful. To my daughter Gian- year and as I reflect over all that we and resources. na, who is my main inspiration, thank have achieved over this past year I you for reminding me of how innocent am so proud to have been led by Other service club representatives, I and deserving every child is of our her. Thank you Tonicia for being am excited to build stronger relation- time and dedication. For you, I com- an exemplary example of strength ships with each of you as I know that mit to helping build a better and and perseverance and I look for- together we are capable of achieving stronger community. ward to working closely with you great things for our community. again this year. Please know that Kiwanis is always
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Immediate Past President Tonicia brought together members from our 5 Key Clubs, Circle Looking Back K and Kiwanians for a day of games, food and fun. It was a great honour and privilege for me to serve as your President; and despite a number of challenges, it Kiwanis was chosen as one of the three charities to was reassuring to have the support of dedicated Kiwani- take part in the Island Heritage’s Charity Day. We re- ans. I would like to take this opportunity to say a special ceived a cheque for $10,000 which all went towards thank you to Daniella, Ruud and Kadi for their time, ad- funding the 2015 Key Leader. vice and efforts despite their busy schedules. Kiwanis Book Mobile received a facelift and additional This year the Kiwanis Club of Grand Cayman celebrated resources with a generous donation of $11,000 from its 40th Anniversary and Kiwanis International celebrated RBC. We are also happy to have Ogier commit its 100th anniversary so it was a special year for us. Ki- $15,000 towards our Breakfast Programme; we re- wanis celebrated with a Membership Drive/Awareness ceived the first instalment of 5,000 in July. We are campaign early in the year, a ‘Dress for a Cause’ day on grateful to Nicola for facilitating this. Friday July 31st and an All White 40th Anniversary Gala on the 21st of March Kiwanis sponsored the Child Month at which we raised 4848. The money Cupcake War working along with the primarily went towards funding a new Department of Children and Family project. This project was a Kiwanis Services and Youth Services Unit. grant of $500 which was donated to a President Daniella was invited to be a Key Club graduate from the Triple C judge and it was something exciting School and John Gray High School and new for Kiwanis to be involved in, recognizing outstanding service. I hope given our aim to make 40 donations to see this project develop and continue in celebration of our 40th Anniversary for many years to come. this year.
Summarizing our projects this adminis- I am happy to report to date we have trative year, with over 300 attendees made 46 donations, 21 of which were Santa Landing 2014 was a delightful to our Buy a Kid Breakfast Pro- way start of the Christmas season. gramme. Santa and his helpers gifted all children with books. We had a successful Key In total this year we raised around Leader program in 2014 with 48 stu- $83,600 and donated $75,646 with dents and this year we had a record 67 over $36,000 of that going to our Buy students. Well done, a special recogni- a Kid Breakfast Programme. tion of Kadi, Linda and Marnu must be made for their efforts. We donated ap- We installed 4 new members this proximately $1,400 towards the Elimi- year and hope that we have lived up nate Project. Our annual Pancake to our commitment to them and are breakfast was well received and well thankful for their service and efforts. attended this year, raising $1082 all going towards our Buy a Kid Breakfast As I mentioned previously Kiwanis is Programme. celebrating its 40th Anniversary this year. At the begin- ning my presidency members were excited to set a goal The Key Clubs have continued to be successful and of attaining at least 40 hours of service for this year in Dominique, as Lieutenant Governor impressed me with keeping with this theme. The following were recog- her dedication, you can definitely see her growth with this nized with certificates for their efforts in achieving this; experience. At the 2015 Key Club District Leadership and Sue Day, Paul DeFreitas, Linda Chapman Key, Vene- Education Conference in Orlando, Florida she received sha McLean, Marnu van Rensburg, Monique Bush, three awards for her contributions as Lieutenant Gover- Heather Lanigan, Daniella McGowan, Nicola Murray, nor. We raised $7702 from Kiwani Bike which all went Roger Bodden, Jodi Williams-Wisdom, Kadi Merren- towards our Key Clubbers. Our Kiwanians who partici- Pentney and Ruud van der Pluijm. pated as riders surely did shine, well done Marnu, Dan- iella and Martina! Lastly, thank you to each and every one of you for tak- ing part in a phenomenal year and continuing to dedi- Kiwanis launched the Bring Up Grade Programme at Sir cate your time to the kids of Cayman. John A Cumber Primary school this year; this is the sec- ond school in which we have this program. This program I know that Daniella is more than capable and ready to encourages students to focus on making small accom- take on the challenges of this rewarding post and I only plishments at a time and it is aimed at students who are ask that you give her the same support you have given not always the highest achievers. On May 18th Kiwanis me. hosted a K-family fun day, the first since 2010. This day
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Kiwanian of the Year 2015
At our Installation Brunch Past President Tonicia hon- oured a very special Kiwanian for her dedication to the Kiwanis Club over the years.
She can be described as our resident photographer and there is not a service project that she is not in- volved in in some shape or form.
She served as President from 1997-1998 and 2004- 2005 and has been a member of the Kiwanis Club from 1989. Her dedication to service and the children of Cayman is truly admirable and PP Tonicia men- tioned her gratitude for her support as her Secretary during her presidency.
Congratulations to Linda Chapman-Key on being awarded Kiwanian of the Year 2015.
The 2015-16 Executive Board of the Kiwanis Club of Grand Cayman
#KidsNeedKiwanis 2015-2016 President of Kiwanis International, Sue Petrisin stated, “As we start this new Kiwanis year, I ask you to pause and remember why you first joined this remarkable organization. I joined to make a difference in my communi- ty. I bet that’s why you joined too. Continue to make that difference. Re-energize those around you. Be the spark that helps children live better lives. Show the world what you are doing to help children.”
At our Installation Brunch we decided to take our pledge and join the #kidsneedkiwanis movement. We downloaded our pledge cards and wrote our commitments for the coming year. We have posted these images on our social me- dia, to share our photos. What are you doing to make your community a better place for children?
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Pancake Breakfast
Our annual Pancake Breakfast was held at Craft Restaurant on June 27th 2015. Guests enjoyed a short stack for a tall cause. We raised $1082 and it was all in support of our Buy a Kid Breakfast Programme. We currently provide breakfast to students who come to school without. Seven Primary Schools on Island are supported.
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Remax Cayman donates to Breakfast Programme
For the third year in a row, as a part of their ongoing commitment to community service, Agents and staff of Remax Cayman Islands donated $1250 to the Kiwanis Club of Grand Cayman’s Buy a Kid Breakfast Program. Past Presi- dent Tonicia is pictured here with Remax Staff including Past President (Ret’d) Scott Roe on her right..
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Dress for a Cause Day
In celebration of Kiwanis Club of Grand Cayman’s 40th Anniversary we had a Dress for a Cause Day on Friday July 31st. 2015 Various companies were invited to dress in our colours blue or yellow in support of our youth programs. Dart, the Cayman Islands Government, Cayman National Bank and a few independent individuals participated and through their donations these organizations can be satisfied that they have made a contribution to the youth of Cay- man. Kiwanis thanks and appreciates you!
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MORE ON DRESS FOR A CAUSE
Deputy Governor of the Cay- man Islands, Mr. Franz Man- derson hands over a DRESS FOR A CAUSE cheque from the staff of the Government Administration Building to Martina Jackson, past Key Club Lieutenant Governor and future President of our club.
“A penny is a lot of money, if you have not got a penny. “ Yiddish proverb
Donation to Clifton Hunter High School Kiwanis is proud to have joined with the Lions Club of Tropical Gardens to make a monetary dona- tion to Clifton Hunter High School. This will assist with student lunches.
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Foster’s Food Fair IGA Punch and Play Through this yearly initiative customers are offered the opportunity to choose a charity to which they can donate their prize winnings. We truly appreciate Foster’s Food Fair for choosing Kiwanis as one of the charities for their donation program. President Daniella states “We are excited to put these funds back into our community through one of our Kiwanis projects.”
Pancake Breakfast Our annual Pancake Breakfast was held at Craft Restaurant on June 27th 2015. Guests en- joyed a short stack for a tall cause. We raised $1082 and it was all in support of our Buy a Kid Breakfast Programme. We currently provide breakfast to students who come to school with- out. Seven Primary Schools on Island are supported.
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Eliminate BBQ Fundraiser Last year we held our first happy hour event towards Eliminate. This year we had a BBQ at Dukes on September 9th 2015. Guests enjoyed an all you can eat BBQ and a raffle prize drawing which included a tablet and speakers do- nated by Lime. We raised over $1400 in support of the UNICEF and Kiwanis International project “Eliminate” the aim of which is to Eliminate MNT (maternal and neonatal tetanus) in 21 countries. This deadly disease steals the lives of nearly 49,000 innocent babies and a significant number of women each year.
Why do we do it? Because no one should suffer from a preventable disease, especially one that only costs $1.80 to prevent.
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Ogier sponsor Buy a Kid Breakfast! We were very excited to receive a cheque from Ogier for $5,000 in the first of three instalments to our Buy a Kid Breakfast programme. Ogier’s Community Enhancement Committee announced earlier in the year that they would come on board as a sponsor; providing monetary donations to Buy a Kid Breakfast and supporting our other key projects with volunteers.
We look forward to this partnership continuing and welcoming them to our service projects. Pictured below is Rachael Reynolds and Giorgio Subiotto, both Partner’s at Ogier presenting the cheque to Past Presidents Tonicia and Kadi.
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Key Leader 2015
During the weekend of Sept. 25-27 at the St. Ignatius campus, 67 students, including six from Cayman Brac par- ticipated in the Kiwanis Key Leader retreat.
Kim White from Atlanta, representing Kiwanis International, was the lead facilitator, assisted Committee Chairper- son Kadi Merren-Pentney and eight past leaders serving as student facilitators.
“This was my fifth year coordinating Key Leader and each year I learn something new about leadership, whether it’s from the facilitator or from the students,” said Ms. White. She was pleased that Kiwanis and local sponsors saw the value in supporting an event that can positively impact students and help change lives for the better. “I look forward to many Key Leader weekends to come,” she said.
Students were taught the five principles of service leadership: personal integrity; personal growth; respect for yourself and others; building community; and the pursuit of excellence.
The event was offered to students for a fee of $25 with the balance coming from the Cayman business communi- ty. Island Heritage donated $10,000. St. Ignatius, Casanova Restaurant, Marriott Beach Resort, The Security Centre and Reliable Industries also came on board as sponsors.
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Fish Fry Friday at Da Fish Shack
On October 16th 2015 we had our annual Fish Fry at Da Fish Shack. We raised $332.50. The proceeds of which will go towards Kiwanis’ community programs.
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#kidsCARE at Book Mobile
The book mobile welcomed some very friendly, furry visitors with the #kidsCARE team on 17 October. In their sec- ond visit to the book mobile, the team visited George Town Primary as part of their educational programme to teach children the importance of animals in the communities and world around them.
The kids had fun drawing with an animal needs activity and reading humane education books. Special guests Indie and Shadow also came and spent time with the children and were a big hit.
Coverage of our partnership also made the news in the summer: Thank you to #kidsCARE for paying us a visit!
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John Gray High School (H87027—8 Nov 1984) Meets Fridays 12:10pm 1:00pm Room T7 during term Kiwanis Advisors: Jodie Williams—926-6471/Nicola Murrah-Smith—327-0815 Faculty Advisor: Maxine Eldemire—327-3186
President Akeilah Brown Secretary Grashell Bent Vice President Shakur Ebanks Treasurer Georgina Balls Editor Courtney Thomas
Triple C School (H87606—21 Dec 1987) Meets Mondays 1:00pm Room 210 during term Kiwanis Advisors: Linda Key—324-0834/Kadi Pentney—916-8664 Faculty Advisor: Rose Henderson Kiffin—939-6835
President Ninna Bodden Secretary Keilah Quincoces Vice President Jonathan Key Treasurer Kylee Glidden Editor Jacie Mascarenhas Saint Ignatius School (H90881—15 Jan 2002) Meets Fridays 12:30pm - Lab 2 during term Kiwanis Advisor: Roger Bodden - 916-7557/Martina Jackson Faculty Advisor: Janet Wallis - 321-2284
President Will Roberts Secretary Elijah Samson Vice President Adrian Anglin Treasurer Emili Small Sergeant TBD Editor Sarah Jackson Cayman Prep & High School (H91332—23 Jul 2003) Meets Thursdays 1:15pm-1:45pm during term Kiwanis Advisors: Ruud van der Pluijm—947-9956/Judy Ebanks Faculty Advisor: Allison Smith—325-7758/Derek Matthews 939-9035
President Julian Menko Secretary Ashlyn Goubault-Ebanks Vice President Evi Parker Treasurer Destiny Campbell Editor Anya van Genderen Clifton Hunter High School (H92849 - 2010) Meets—Tuesday 12:10pm Kiwanis Advisor: Paul de Freitas—916-6331 Faculty Advisor: Karilee Campbell/Souhila Moore - 516-0369 Faculty Advisor: Claudine Nembhard 516-0357/Charmaine Chutcon 516-0500
President Ethan Watler Secretary Michal Crooks Vice President Shanique Frater Treasurer Aryanna Grant Ashley White Editor Alexander Owen Circle K International - Key Club - Builders Club Page 19
Saint Ignatius School (B04572—2010) Meets Thursdays 12:30 pm in E1 during term Kiwanis Advisor: Paul de Freitas—916-6331 Faculty Advisor: Harriet Chere 321-2371
President Sarah Jackson Secretary Alison Jackson Vice President Justine Rule Treasurer Gabrielle Ramoutar Editor Brynne Lund Truman Bodden Law School Meets—Friday 2:00pm in L2 Kiwanis Advisor: Tonicia Williams - 925-2787/Ruud van der Pluijm - 947-9956 Faculty Advisor: Leyla Jackson
President Nordra Walcott Secretary Kerseanna Ewers Vice President Kimberly Ebanks Treasurer Orsi Szotyori Editor Damani Gow Sergeant John Ebanks Sergeant Alicia Thompson University College of the Cayman Islands Meets—Friday 12:30pm in T10 Kiwanis Advisor: Roger Bodden - 916-7557 Faculty Advisor: Phyllis Brown - 321-2317
President Abygail Pencille Secretary Brittney Vousden Vice President Vanessa Burke Treasurer Christie M KEY CLUB LIEUTENANT GOVERNORS—FLORIDA DIVISION 26 2015-2016 Beatriz Bueno Dorea Triple C 2006-2007 Karysa Ebanks St Ignatius 2014-2015 Dominique Small John Gray 2006 Paul Cinn Sinn John Gray 2013-2014 Matthew Welds John Gray 2005 Kellie McGee St Ignatius 2012-2013 Alexandra Franklin St Ignatius 2004-2005 Ridma Kapoor St Ignatius 2011-2012 Diana Tibbetts John Gray 2003-2004 Kadi Merren Triple C 2010-2011 Gabrielle Roberts St Ignatius 2002-2003 Kim DeMass St Ignatius 2009-2010 Danielle Borden St Ignatius 2001-2002 Kim Fellman Triple C 2008-2009 Amber Martinez Cayman Prep 2000-2001 Ruthanna Young John Gray 2007-2008 Martina Jackson John Gray 1999-2000 Rene Shortridge John Gray The Kiwanis Club of Grand Cayman The six permanent Objects of Kiwanis International Kiwanis were approved by Kiwanis club delegates at the 1924 International Convention in Denver, Colorado. Through the decades, they have remained unchanged. PO Box 1263 Grand Cayman KY1-1108 Cayman Islands To give primacy to the human and spiritual rather than to Phone: +1 345 947-9956 the material values of life. Phone: +1 800 969-7415 To encourage the daily living of the Golden Rule in all hu- E-mail: [email protected] man relationships. We are a global organisation To promote the adoption and the application of higher so- of volunteers dedicated to cial, business, and professional standards. improving the world one child To develop, by precept and example, a more intelligent, and one community at a time. aggressive, and serviceable citizenship. To provide, through Kiwanis clubs, a practical means to form enduring friendships, to render altruistic service, and We’re on the web! to build better communities. www.kiwanis.ky To cooperate in creating and maintaining that sound pub- lic opinion and high idealism which make possible the in- crease of righteousness, justice, patriotism, and goodwill. CLUB MEETINGS—ALL ARE WELCOME BOARD MEETINGS - MEMBERS ONLY KCGC History 1st and 3rd Wednesdays in month - 12:30pm 1st Tuesday in month - 5:30pm Hemingways, Seven Mile Beach Island Heritage, 128 Lawrence Blvd. 2015-16 District Officers Formation Governor: Celia D. A. Earle, Ph.D. Lt. Gov 26: Aquiles Solano 27 Dec. 1974 Cert. of Formation; 27 Feb. 1975 Cert. of Organization Exec Director: Melanie Winternheimer 2015-16 Officers Past Presidents President—Daniella McGowan 2000 - 2001 Wanita Pilcher President Elect—Martina Jackson 1974 - 1975 James O. Smith Vice President—Nicola Murray 1975 - 1976 Verne Borden 2001 - 2002 Frank Banks Imm Past Pres - Tonicia Williams 1976 - 1977 Bernard Passman 2002 - 2003 Elaine Brown Secretary—Linda Chapman-Key 1977 - 1978 Ernest Foster 2003 - 2004 Martin Couch Treasurer—Ruud van der Pluijm 1978 - 1979 Reginald Rees 2004 - 2005 Linda Chapman-Key 2015-16 Directors 1979 - 1980 Ray Desouza 2005 - 2006 Donna Scott Kadi Pentney, Marnu van Rensburg 1980 - 1981 Ezzard Miller 2006 - 2007 Paul de Freitas Monique Bush, Venesha McLean 1981 - 1982 Doug Rollins 2007 - 2008 Ruud van der Pluijm 2015-16 Committee Chairs 1982 - 1983 Lem Hurlston 2008 - 2009 Karen Barnett Book Mobile - Paul de Freitas 1983 - 1984 Rufus Stoy 2009 - 2010 Mario Barrett Breakfast for Dinner - Kadi Pentney 1984 - 1985 Bruce Berven 2010 - 2011 Wiekert Weber Buy a Kid Breakfast - Ruud can der Pluijm 1985 - 1986 Wilfred Watts 2011 - 2012 Monique Bush Corporate Membership - Monique Bush Eliminate - Tonicia Williams and 1986 - 1987 John Dinan 2012 - 2013 Kadi Merren Martin Couch 1987 - 1988 Edward Hessing 2013 - 2014 Kadi Merren Every Child a Swimmer - Linda Key and 1988 - 1989 James Scott 2014 - 2015 Tonicia Williams Daniella McGowan 1989 - 1990 Paul de Freitas Fun Committee - Clement Lai Key Leader - Kadi Pentney 1990 - 1991 Dexter Rivers Kiwanis Grant - Linda Key 1991 - 1992 Steve Smith Membership & Drives - Venesha McLean 1992 - 1993 Roger Bodden Newsletter - Paul de Freitas and Tonicia 1993 - 1994 Tony Rowlands Williams Santa Landing - Daniella McGowan 1994 - 1995 Dr. Robert Book Social Media & Public Relations - Martina 1995 - 1996 William Peguero Jackson and Clement Lai 1996 - 1997 Walter Jones Sponsored Youth - Roger Bodden and 1997 - 1998 Linda Chapman-Key Nicola Murray VARS - Marnu van Resnburg 1998 - 1999 Fay Anne de Freitas 1999 - 2000 Scott Roe To comment on, subscribe to or unsubscribe from this newsletter, please send an e-mail to [email protected]