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Building on the success of LinkedIn Live Richmond in 2010, LILRVA 2011 will again feature a Pay It Forward door prize drawing and some of the most powerful networking in town for creative and tech companies and their workforces.

Allergy Annie™ brings CLEAR Allergy Labels to Richmond’s favorite organic grocery Ellwood Thompson’s on Saturday May 28 from 12-3pm, with her workshop on how to take the fear out of entertaining family and friends who have food allergies.

Allergy Annie™’s CLEAR Allergy Labels™ is a timely tool for hotel & catering managers: take the risk out of serving and the fear out of eating for your guests. Allergy Annie’s Labels and Buffet Kits take the risk out of event food service.

Allergy Annie™ + CLEAR Allergy Labels help hostesses and event planners keep their picnics and buffet tables fear-free. CLEAR Allergy Labels Buffet Kits give savvy hostesses and party planners a way to play it safe for parties and playdates.

Allergy Annie™ and CLEAR Allergy Labels want home hostesses and community event planners to help their guests stop guessing, and take the fear off of their buffet tables. No more Food Allergy Roulette!

Dramatic rise in food allergies means home hostesses struggle to entertain safely and with style. CLEAR Allergy Labels Buffet Kit offers savvy hostesses and party planners a way to play it safe for parties and playdates.

Abigail Norfleet James PhD, internationally-renowned expert on gender-based education and the neuroscience of learning, launches her new website, announces her speaking schedule, and the forthcoming "A User’s Guide to Boys"

JJ McMoon plans to ride his bike from Virginia Beach to Venice Beach, sand-to-sand, in 60 days, stopping along the way to talk to innovators, researchers, and inventors who are working on alternative energy solutions.

Julep's Southern Cuisine will be the hottest bar in town on Tuesday, Oct. 19th in Richmond. A bevy of local celebrities, including Flying Squirrels mascot Nutzy, will serve up specialty cocktails at a fundraiser for Children Incorporated.

Dr. Abby agrees that a new emphasis on science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) is critical to US education. She has some concrete suggestions for how to improve schools across the board.