Ed **Spoilers**

[Starshine_16]

If there was extra time in Hawaii, they could have brought his family over to meet her...

Right.Have we figured out if the schedule would allow time for that in Hawaii?

[CaFan]

If there was extra time in Hawaii, they could have brought his family over to meet her...

If Ed is the F1, maybe we will be hearing from Jillian "I could not stop thinking about Ed; I couldn't get him out of my mind and my heart"

[addictedtwinmom]

I like the guy, but I think last week's interview with one of Jillian's BFF's on BT here in Canada may be his kiss of death. The friend stated that she thought Ed was a great pic for Jillian, but there is no way (IMO) that TPTB would allow this to be stated in a media story, if it pointed fans to the F1 so early in the game.

[jlccaz]

Generous guy...a $10k pledge will put you on the Alumni Board all right!

Alum makes pledge to Thomas A. Muth FundBy:
December 4, 2008
The CAS Advancement Team recently received another $10,000 pledge to the Thomas A. Muth Fund! This generous pledge was made by Ed Swiderski, graduate of Michigan State University and the College of Communication Arts & Sciences in 2001.

Ed Swiderski is an industry enthusiast in the technology community. With over 10 years in technology sales and consulting, Ed continues to participate in Chicago professional and community events. He brings extensive industry experience in business solutions and technology architecture. This unique blend of business and technology experience is what drives GreenCanyon and helps his clients succeed.

Ed began his career with Voyager.net as an intern while attending Michigan State University. Upon graduating, he immediately joined Analysts International in various software development capacities. He was involved in software projects from small commercially focused, to large-scale systems integration. Mr. Swiderski has also more recently driven business solutions for Magenic and NuSoft, national leaders of Microsoft consulting services.

Ed is now an Enterprise Services Executive, with Microsoft Consulting Services. He is responsible for managing 12 states in the Midwest region, specifically focused on large public sector entities.

Key activities include serving as founding Board Member of the International Association of Microsoft Certified Partners (IAMCP), serving as a general member of the Chicago Technology Executives Club, serving as a member of the Young Professionals of Chicago, and serving as the Vice President of the MSU Alumni Association of Metropolitan Chicago.

Ed will join the CAS Alumni Board in February 2009. He received a BS in Information Technologies Management from Michigan State University, and is currently pursuing his Masters in Information Systems from DePaul University.

To make a gift to the Thomas A. Muth fund, visit the online giving website or contact Rebecca Pagels, Assistant Director of Development, at pagels@msu.edu or 517-432-4770
Communication Arts and Sciences at Michigan State University - News : New pledge to Thomas A. Muth Fund

[deidre1985]

Generous guy...a $10k pledge will put you on the Alumni Board all right!

Alum makes pledge to Thomas A. Muth FundBy:
December 4, 2008
The CAS Advancement Team recently received another $10,000 pledge to the Thomas A. Muth Fund! This generous pledge was made by Ed Swiderski, graduate of Michigan State University and the College of Communication Arts & Sciences in 2001.

Ed Swiderski is an industry enthusiast in the technology community. With over 10 years in technology sales and consulting, Ed continues to participate in Chicago professional and community events. He brings extensive industry experience in business solutions and technology architecture. This unique blend of business and technology experience is what drives GreenCanyon and helps his clients succeed.

Ed began his career with Voyager.net as an intern while attending Michigan State University. Upon graduating, he immediately joined Analysts International in various software development capacities. He was involved in software projects from small commercially focused, to large-scale systems integration. Mr. Swiderski has also more recently driven business solutions for Magenic and NuSoft, national leaders of Microsoft consulting services.

Ed is now an Enterprise Services Executive, with Microsoft Consulting Services. He is responsible for managing 12 states in the Midwest region, specifically focused on large public sector entities.

Key activities include serving as founding Board Member of the International Association of Microsoft Certified Partners (IAMCP), serving as a general member of the Chicago Technology Executives Club, serving as a member of the Young Professionals of Chicago, and serving as the Vice President of the MSU Alumni Association of Metropolitan Chicago.

Ed will join the CAS Alumni Board in February 2009. He received a BS in Information Technologies Management from Michigan State University, and is currently pursuing his Masters in Information Systems from DePaul University.

To make a gift to the Thomas A. Muth fund, visit the online giving website or contact Rebecca Pagels, Assistant Director of Development, at pagels@msu.edu or 517-432-4770
Communication Arts and Sciences at Michigan State University - News : New pledge to Thomas A. Muth Fund

Well, Jillian has always said she wants someone with a big heart. Definitely could be Ed. the more I know about him though the more I think there is no way he would move to Canada, no way.

[jlccaz]

I should add that next time, he should link his donation to a requirement that MSU remove his SAE pledge class nickname of "Hogballs" from its website. (true)

P.S. I will, however, ALWAYS have a soft spot for SAE's. MMMMMMMMMM. They were dangerously adorable.

[Bloomers]

I should add that next time, he should link his donation to a requirement that MSU remove his SAE pledge class nickname of "Hogballs" from its website. (true)

P.S. I will, however, ALWAYS have a soft spot for SAE's. MMMMMMMMMM. They were dangerously adorable.

You are looking into Ed for us. I think that is a wise thing to do.

"Hogballs", huh? No way does that sound good to me.

[jlccaz]

Aww. His 5-year old (never updated) Friendster profile makes him sound perfect for Jill. Come On. This would tug at the most CYNICAL gal's heartstrings!

[anders332]

I think the key may be to watch the edit they give him - not necessarily how they interact together, but maybe they kinds of things he says about the situation itself, etc.

In other words, they may have a fantastic date tomorrow night, BUT if he does start criticisizing the guys in the house and saying he is uncomfortable, then the editors are casting doubt upon him - not upon their relationship. What that means is if she goes to cut him, then people will have something to look back on that they did not like - the things he said about the guys in the house.

The guys that get the roses and end up in the house usually end up with a target on their backs - who said it in the previews about 'the 3 of us up here and there's 17 other guys down there not liking it" (paraphrasing of course)

Remember how Jeremy voiced to Deanna how he was hated because of her giving him roses and being in the house.

I think Deanna was more upset that Jeremy was targeted than that he said something to her. Deanna knew what it was like to get pre rose ceremony roses and so does Jillian - I think she'd actually have more sympathy for him than be put off by his comments.

[barbell]

I should add that next time, he should link his donation to a requirement that MSU remove his SAE pledge class nickname of "Hogballs" from its website. (true)

P.S. I will, however, ALWAYS have a soft spot for SAE's. MMMMMMMMMM. They were dangerously adorable.