Misa Campo (born January 23, 1987 in Montréal, Quebec) is a Canadian model. She is best known for her for work in Maxim magazine’s “Show Us Something” girls in September of 2006
Biography
She was born in Montreal, Quebec, Canada to a Filipino father and a Dutch mother. When she was just two years old, Misa moved to California’s Newport Beach to live with her father. Surrounded by her relatives, Misa grew up in a safe and comfortable environment in which she was encouraged to pursue her dreams. Misa remained exclusively within the sunny vistas of Newport Beach until she was 10, at which point she began to shuttle between California and Montreal (where she lived with her mom and two sisters). By the time she was in her late teens, Misa had moved permanently back to Montreal, where she managed to land a job as a bartender at the city’s exclusive Jet and System nightclubs. Misa’s bosses encouraged her to give the world of modeling a shot, and specifically pointed her towards Montreal’s annual performance racing auto show Sport Compact Performance. There, Misa impressed both patrons and executives and eventually walked away with the title of Miss Rocawear for 2006. Misa made a move back to California, and it wasn’t long before she had managed to land a job as a bartender at a Los Angeles hot spot. She was also remaining active in the modeling scene, and, in addition to her duties as the face of Rocawear for Canada, Misa soon became a regular fixture within the pages of such magazines as Version C Models Magazine, Uno magazine, and DragSport (for the latter, she was named Model of the Month in December of ’06). Misa’s big break came when she was featured as one of Maxim magazine’s “Show Us Something” girls in September of 2006, and she was also named an IGN DVD Babe of the Day in 2007.
Biography
She was born in Montreal, Quebec, Canada to a Filipino father and a Dutch mother. When she was just two years old, Misa moved to California’s Newport Beach to live with her father. Surrounded by her relatives, Misa grew up in a safe and comfortable environment in which she was encouraged to pursue her dreams. Misa remained exclusively within the sunny vistas of Newport Beach until she was 10, at which point she began to shuttle between California and Montreal (where she lived with her mom and two sisters). By the time she was in her late teens, Misa had moved permanently back to Montreal, where she managed to land a job as a bartender at the city’s exclusive Jet and System nightclubs. Misa’s bosses encouraged her to give the world of modeling a shot, and specifically pointed her towards Montreal’s annual performance racing auto show Sport Compact Performance. There, Misa impressed both patrons and executives and eventually walked away with the title of Miss Rocawear for 2006. Misa made a move back to California, and it wasn’t long before she had managed to land a job as a bartender at a Los Angeles hot spot. She was also remaining active in the modeling scene, and, in addition to her duties as the face of Rocawear for Canada, Misa soon became a regular fixture within the pages of such magazines as Version C Models Magazine, Uno magazine, and DragSport (for the latter, she was named Model of the Month in December of ’06). Misa’s big break came when she was featured as one of Maxim magazine’s “Show Us Something” girls in September of 2006, and she was also named an IGN DVD Babe of the Day in 2007.
"Master Passion Greed" is the 5th track on Finnish symphonic metal band Nightwish's Dark Passion Play album. The track is sung by Marco Hietala and growling by Tuomas Holopainen.
Story
"Master Passion Greed" is written by Tuomas Holopainen about Marcelo Cabuli and how he changed Tarja Turunen.
Credits
*Marco Hietala - Vocals, Bass,
*Tuomas Holopainen - Keyboards, Growling
*Emppu Vuorinen - Guitars
*Jukka Nevalainen - Drums, Bodhran
Guests musicians
* London Session Orchestra - Orchestra
* Metro Voices - Choir
* Greg Knowles - Cymbalom
Story
"Master Passion Greed" is written by Tuomas Holopainen about Marcelo Cabuli and how he changed Tarja Turunen.
Credits
*Marco Hietala - Vocals, Bass,
*Tuomas Holopainen - Keyboards, Growling
*Emppu Vuorinen - Guitars
*Jukka Nevalainen - Drums, Bodhran
Guests musicians
* London Session Orchestra - Orchestra
* Metro Voices - Choir
* Greg Knowles - Cymbalom
Jessica Murszewski (born September 27, 1986), is a women's rights activist, vegetarian, humanitarian and a 2007 graduate of Yale. Her protest acts include hunger strikes, human chains, organized marches and throwing biodegradable confetti everywhere. During the 2004 Women's Rights At Work she drew over 10,000 participants. She has also met with many foreign diplomats, movie stars and influential people such as Leonardo DiCaprio, Al Gore, Pamela Anderson, the Dalai Lama and Angelina Jolie. She was also featured in Marie Claire for her work at The Gallman Africa Conservancy. In her personal life, she is proud of her Polish heritage and lives in Milton, Massachusetts with her Boston Terrier, Lily.
The Helen Kate Furness Free Library is a public library in Nether Providence Township, Pennsylvania and a member of the Delaware County Library System.
Open to all, it is primarily used by Nether Providence and Rose Valley residents. The library is located at 100 N. Providence Rd., Wallingford, PA 19086.
*Phone: (610) 566-9331
*Email: furnesslibrary@delco.lib.pa.us
Library Hours
As of October, 2006, the library has reopened after a major expansion construction project.
Donations
This community library which is free and open to the public depends on direct donations and funding by the residents of Nether Providence and Rose Valley for its primary financial support.
Open to all, it is primarily used by Nether Providence and Rose Valley residents. The library is located at 100 N. Providence Rd., Wallingford, PA 19086.
*Phone: (610) 566-9331
*Email: furnesslibrary@delco.lib.pa.us
Library Hours
As of October, 2006, the library has reopened after a major expansion construction project.
Donations
This community library which is free and open to the public depends on direct donations and funding by the residents of Nether Providence and Rose Valley for its primary financial support.