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(NASDAQ SmallCap: BFLY) is a leading onlineretailer of designer brands, fashion trends and superior value. Bluefly isheadquartered at 42 West 39th Street in New York City, in the heart of theFashion District. Shedreams of working for her favorite fashion magazine, but cant quite get herfoot in the door until, ironically, she snags a job as an advice columnist for afinancial magazine published by the same company. As her dreams are finallycoming true, she goes to ever more hilarious and extreme efforts to keep herpast from ruining her future. ISLA FISHER ("Wedding Crashers") stars in the film from producer JerryBruckheimer and director P.J Hogan ("My Best Friends Wedding"). The screenplayby Tracey Jackson and Tim Firth and Kayla Alpert is based on the books"Confessions of a Shopaholic" and "Shopaholic Takes Manhattan" by SophieKinsella.

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The announcement wasmade at WWPR's Annual Meeting and Board Induction luncheon today.Founded in 1996, the Children's Law Center helps at-risk children in theDistrict of Columbia find safe, permanent homes and the education, health andsocial services they need to flourish by providing a comprehensive range oflegal services to children and their families. The Children's Law Center is the largest civil legal services provider in theDistrict and the only organization that provides comprehensive free legalrepresentation specifically for children.Every year, the Children's LawCenter provides direct representation to more than 1,000 children who havebeen abused and neglected, have special education or health care needs."WWPR's goal is to assist an organization that works specifically with women'sissues and could benefit from professional communications services," saysLauren Lawson, President for WWPR. "By providing branding, marketing andpublic relations expertise, we are able to elevate the visibility of theorganization in order to help Children's Law Center make an even biggerdifference for DC's children."Beginning last September, WWPR conducted an extensive application process, andreported a highly competitive pool of more than 30 applicants seeking pro bonocommunications counsel and services for the next two years. WWPR's Board ofDirectors and pro bono committee reviewed and scored the applications based ona number of criteria and ultimately narrowed the applicants to a few finalinterviews. "The Children's Law Center is honored to be chosen as the Washington Women inPublic Relations 2009-2011 pro bono client," says Judith Sandalow, ExecutiveDirector of CLC."As lawyers and child advocates, we spend so much timeworking on behalf of the children we represent, we don't get the chance to letthe community know about the challenges facing DC's children."About Washington Women in Public RelationsFor over 25 years, WWPR has provided its members with networking andprofessional development opportunities.

Through its pro bono committee, WWPRis committed to providing pro bono media relations and communications counselto a local nonprofit benefiting women or children for a two-year period. WWPRhas served a number of pro bono clients including The DC Rape Crisis Center,Safe Shores - The DC Children's Advocacy Center, and Doorways for Women andFamilies. SOURCEWashington Women in Public RelationsRachel Henderson, Cell: 1-570-259-2205, , for Washington Womenin Public Relations (WWPR). This article appeared originally on CubicleGM. When I’m at work, I try to keep a few stories “on tap” for those all-too-frequent cases when you find yourself grabbing a soda or standing in the elevator next to someone at work who you have nothing to talk about with. Often these situations go like this:Me: Hey, NAME. Good to see you. How’s it goingCoworker: Oh, fine. Just busy, you know How are you Me: Yeah, tell me about it. I know “busy”! Busy-ness is just the way it works here at OUR COMPANY. Coworker: Yes, that’s definitely true… Awkward silence usually followed by my nervous tick, which is whistlingMe: Alright, well, great to see you. Don’t work too hard! (Smile) Have a good one. I do my best to avoid these situations by having a story ready for such awkward silences. They often involve sports, obviously up for last minute audibles or adjustments depending on the audience. My current story is that I’m pretty sure I sat next to that kid J.P. from Angels in the Outfield (from 1994, honest to goodness it was that long ago) at the Dodgers/Nationals game the other night. I’m serious. I’ve got the luck of having parents with pretty good season tickets to the lackluster Nationals who periodically drop their tickets on me. I went to happy hour, then headed out to the game. Second row, first base side, next to the Nationals dugout. This kid drank a whole Country Stand Lemonade in about 14 seconds and had to go to the bathroom in a tie game in the bottom of the 8th about six minutes later. He had cotton candy, nachos, those funny little bite-size ice cream things in a cup, a pretzel. Finish this article at CubicleGM: http:// Audi, BMW, Cadillac Win EyesOn Design Honors at North American InternationalAuto ShowDETROIT, Jan. 13 /PRNewswire/ The Audi R8 V10 and BMW Z4 took home"Design Excellence Awards" in the production category from the fourth annualEyesOn Design Awards at the North American International Auto Show, while theAudi Sportback Concept and the Cadillac ConverJ Concept won the top designhonors in the concept category.