The support group was the brainchild of Carol Foyler, the bullied mayor of Sea Ridge, New Jersey.
The group is the brainchild of Hunter and Andrea Payne, who advised Newble before he undertook his personal letter-writing initiative.
The group is the brainchild of Jon Adams, an assistant technology specialist at the school, a public institution serving 120 students ages 6 to 22 with significant physical disabilities.
The group is a brainchild of Camilo Lara, a record collector from Mexico City who performed with just one partner, Oliver Castro on turntables.
This group home was the brainchild of a fiction editor and bon vivant named George Davis, then 34, who acted as papa bear, therapist and swizzle stick.
Girl Be Heard (originally known as the Project Girl Performance Collective) is a not-for-profit theater group that is the brainchild of Ashley Marinaccio, Artistic Director, and Jessica Greer Morris, Executive Director.
E.C.I., which aims to be the most pro-Israel of all pro-Israel groups — and is the brainchild of Bill Kristol, a leading neoconservative — has a Super PAC, and it has spent hundreds of thousands of dollars on this most recent advocacy, in what is surely a kickoff for the coming campaign months.
Cameron said that championing grassroots groups, which is the brainchild of his chief strategist, Steve Hilton, would ensure that social ills would be tackled more effectively under a Tory government that would address the root causes, such as family breakdown and drug abuse.
Obama will have to contend next year with hundreds of millions in spending by outside groups like the Karl Rove brainchild American Crossroads, which plans to raise $240 million to help elect Republicans.
Started in 1900, the Davis Cup was the brainchild of a group of Harvard tennis players led by Dwight Davis.
Officially founded two years ago, Continuum was the brainchild of a group of computer science students at the Federal University of Parana here.
