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So where can we find a group of willing volunteers to go out and smash their heads into each other on a regular basis and sustain concussion?
I was doing two and three meetings a week for two and a half years, and so was Cathy and her staff and a handful of volunteers.
The researchers were out in the parking lot, and they were counting people as they came in and out of the store, and they noticed that when the volunteers stood in front of both doors, people stopped coming out of the store at all.
We're even starting to look for pilots two and three, if there's any volunteers.
And then on top of that you have a steady stream of visitors and volunteers coming in, showering you in the love and affection you're craving and then leaving again, evoking all of those feelings of abandonment, and proving again and again that you are not worthy of being loved.
Well, Mr. Ross also taught many of us many other things, including Cesar Chavez and many other volunteers.
The Hogeweyk has become a place where people with very advanced dementia can live, have freedom and safety, because the professionals working there and the volunteers working there know how to deal with dementia.
It's written by thousands of volunteers all over the world in many, many languages.
And he's only been our employee since January 2005, all the other growth before that ... So the servers are managed by a ragtag band of volunteers.
All the editing is done by volunteers.
And everything is managed by the volunteers.
So my page is on quite a few volunteers' watch lists, because it is sometimes vandalized.
And last summer, we sent early prototypes of our technology to 100 volunteers in London, and together they mapped air quality across 1,000 miles of sidewalk and 20 percent of all of central London.
Each night, a local business sponsors the dinner and sends a team of volunteers who help make and serve the meal.
For the volunteers, it provides an opportunity to engage with people, to sit down and hear their stories.
She now runs a free pharmacy, she volunteers in the community, she helps women cope with violence, she teaches.
Features of the environment matter too: In one experiment, volunteers with a cold rod placed on the back of their hand reported feeling more pain when they were shown a red light than a blue one, even though the rod was the same temperature each time.
We're looking for volunteers, especially people who like to train dogs and have dogs that are very well behaved.
And so once we recruit our community volunteers, we train them, we mentor them, we hand-hold them.
So armed with this, our teams and our volunteers go door-to-door to every single household to find every single girl who may either we never enrolled or dropped out of school.
We would need a very large garden to be able to do so, but fortunately, we have the help of over 500 volunteers who grow the varieties in their own garden and then send the saved seeds back to us.
And with the help of friends and families and volunteers, they were able to take down the bulletproof glass, they were able to clean up the grounds and they transformed that building into a community kitchen, into a cafe, into a storefront.
We tested this application in clinics, where the health coaches were medical assistants, and in a large urban church, where the health coaches were volunteers from the health ministry.
And I thought the women's network volunteers came up with a great idea.
We've had over 1,500 volunteers rebuilding, rehabbing homes.
Corporations send volunteers down on a weekly basis to sort through food items and make boxes of food for the needy.
Thousands of volunteers have given of their time so generously.
There were hundreds of volunteers helping so many families there that needed help.
The first is: can we really survive on volunteers?
I think the idea of creating the Red Cross for information and knowledge is a fantastic idea, but can we really organize that, just on volunteers?
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