Morning Cruise Update

Blog post 05/09/07.
Some people say, Spring has Sprung, well it does not seem like it hey?
The Morning Cruise made it hot for you as usual. So, here is what happened today.
09:35 We started early with interviews today. An organization called Grassroot Soccer came under the spotlight. We spoke to Ethan Zohn And Jenna Morasca. Yes, you got that right they are from… Here is some info so you can have a better understanding.

Ethan Zohn, Jenna Morasca
Date of Birth
12 November 1973, Lexington, Massachusetts, USA
Mini Biography
Ethan Zohn lived in Zimbabwe for a year where he played for the Highlanders football team. He is still incredibly passionate about Zimbabwe and goes back frequently. In November 2005 he met with Zimbabwean film maker Chloe Traicos to suggest ways to help people over there. He is a celebrity who uses his fame to help people less fortunate than himself.
Trivia
Won _"Survivor: Africa" (2001)_ , winning one million dollars.
Did not have any votes cast against him on _"Survivor: Africa" (2001)_ .
Graduated from Vassar College with a BA in biology in 1996.
Played professional soccer from 1997 through 2000. Since Survivor: Africa, he started an organization called 'Grassroots Soccer' which aims to teach AIDS awareness and prevention in Africa through soccer.
Lost his father to cancer when he was 13.
Zohn played goalkeeper for Highlanders Football Club (Zimbabwe), Cape Cod Crusaders (Cape Cod, Massachusetts) and the Hawaii Tsunami (Oahu, Hawaii). He also served as an assistant coach for the Fairleigh Dickinson University (Teaneck, New Jersey) men's and women's soccer teams from 1998-2002.
He developed a platonic relationship with fellow Survivor All-Star and Survivor The Amazon winner Jenna Morasca after she lost her mother to cancer.
Like other survivor winners Tina Wesson, Brian Heidik and Sandra Diaz-Twine, he had no votes cast against him throughout his entire season of Survivor, and this is no easy feat.
Founded the A.I.D.S. education charity Grassroot Soccer with his Survivor winnings. Grassroot Soccer trains African soccer players to teach African people about the dangers of HIV and A.I.D.S.
Decided to keep his relationship with Jenna Morasca private until after the Survivor All-Stars game.
Posed for a PETA anti-fur ad with Jenna Morasca.
So, if you want to help them in any way here are the details.

10:35 For our Career interview: Au Pair, Olivia Groenewald (American Institute for foreign study). (021) 419- 5740.
She spoke to us about her career and must say it seems like she had a great time doing this. For more info give them a buzz on the no. above.

11:05 For our third interview (see we were pritty busy todayinit?) We spoke about School Aids Month. Call (021) 467-2126, Check the info below.

The Department of Education has declared the September month as "Life Skills: HIV and AIDS Month."
Annually, during this period, the Department of Education conducts social mobilisation campaigns in all educational institutions through life skills, HIV and AIDS activities.The decision to declare September as "Life Skills: HIV and AIDS Month", came with the realisation that the commemoration of World AIDS Day, on 1 December, falls at a time in the education calendar, when learners are either busy with end of the year examinations or have already gone on holiday.
The objectives of the campaign are to:
* strengthen awareness amongst learners, educators and communities on Life Skills, HIV and AIDS* encourage schools, communities, non-governmental organisations (NGOs) and faith-based organisations (FBOs) to support the Department of Education in keeping children in schools, and * nurture a culture of documenting best practice and sharing ideas across schools.
The government’s Caring Together for Children (CT4T) campaign will guide this year’s Life Skills: HIV and AIDS activities.School-based activities will include a range of activities whose focus will be abstinence, HIV and teenage pregnancy prevention, substance abuse, care and support, child abuse and health relationships amongst learners.All these activities will take place as a build up to World AIDS Day on 1 December around the theme "A Nation Caring for Children". Lessons learnt and best practice across the system will be documented in order to be shared.

11:35 For our last interview we spoke about the Community correction and care organisation. We spoke to, Lucille Kennedy.
So, if you wish to help them in any way you can, the details are blow.
Call (021) 391- 0317
That is it from me Adrian, thanks to Joy my producer and engineer for the details she is listing below each section. See you tomorrow.