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Posted on 12/06/2012 1:39:43 PM PST by moonshinner_09
The student government at the University of California-Berkeley (CAL) passed a resolution last month that would ban Salvation Army bell ringers and their iconic red kettles from campus this Christmas because of the Christian organizations alleged bias against homosexuality.
UC Berkeley is "reviewing" whether or not they will prohibit the Salvation Army from operating on campus this Christmas, after students passed a resolution condemning the charity.
The resolution, cleared on November 14, accuses the charity of openly discriminating against gay individuals.
Salvation Army church services, including charity services, are available only to people who accept and abide by the Salvation Armys doctrine and discipline, which excludes homosexuality, reads the bill, SB 176.
In the resolution, the student body also demands school administrators revoke the Salvation Armys permit, which currently allows them to collect donations on the Berkeley campus.
Allowing the Salvation Army to collect donations on campus is a form of financial assistance that empowers the organization to spend the money it raises here in order to discriminate and advocate discrimination against queer people, it adds.
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The SA will miss the $0.00 that Berkley students contribute.
Insanity on the march.
Right to practice religion?
Right to assemble?
Right to speech?
Someday, these little leftist crybabies will finally get the God-free, communist utopia they want. Then, when they are standing in a bread line, wearing 5 year old shoes, and pants with patched knees, they'll wonder why life is so horrible and wish that there was something that would give them hope of something better.
And that hope won't be there for them. The USSR brought in communism and then tried to bury Christ, but they failed at both. These neo-bolsheviks are making sure that Christ is buried before they bring on the communism. They're going to be a lot more miserable than their Russian fellow travellers.
Islamic Charities also only help Muslims. Do you think they'd be banned?
They ought to be playing with their own ding-a-lings.
These people call themselves "tolerant"
Is it time?
Someone please tell me it's time.
BTW, his assertion that SA refuses Charitable Services to those who don't meet a Christianity purity test is a lie. The local chapter in my city delivered 70 Thanksgiving baskets to those in need in my city from a list given to them by the department of Transitional Assistance. I get a similar list for our meals at the motels. No names. No sexual orientation. Just number of people in family. Same with their clothing and food bank.
I, on the other hand, made a resolution to put some cash in EVERY TIME I pass a Salvation Army bell ringer this Christmas season, and so far, have stuck to it. Sometimes it has only been a quarter, sometimes a handful of change or $1 bill. If I don't have anything to give on the way into a store, I make sure to come out with something to put in the pail.
Smart move by the SA. I find nothing wrong with charities who won't give money to people who hate the things they stand for.
Thanks CAL, I just doubled my donation to SAL for this year.... plus all the $$$ I put in the kettle... what a bunch of putz's the students are
Yes, Yes it is time to perform a Liberal Democrat approved late term abortion on all of the insane haters on the left.
just said this.
All conservatives now move out of the liberal hell holes, , uch places like MA, CA, VT, CT, NY,IL and move to states which need us like FL, VA, NC, NM, CO,
Lets make those states solid conservative and to hell with those socialist states.
The left have been moving like that to our states for decades and are trying very hard to make FL, VA, NC, AZ, CO solid socialist, to hell with them .
Let them have their socialist utopia up north and the west coast
Ban all muslim organizations from campus. They discriminate against my culture of eating bacon.
Hello? Is that the open minded and tolerant left again banning something? A charity of all things?
Well, clearly the stugent government at Bezerkly has nothing else more important on its calendar.
So, it should probably be dissolved.
They're too brainwashed and stupid, they would never be able to figure out the reasons why.
Cowardly is the word that springs to mind.
Cowardly is the word that springs to mind.
Yes late term abortion on left wing haters. That's the ticket.
But it has to be time otherwise you get lumped in with loonies.
How about the so called Red States. Once they secede, I'll know its time.
"A couple of nasty looking switches, but I'm not going to be the first" I-gore.
Except that the students are mistaken, they have confused SA employment standards with SA charitable activities.
Yes! I put cash in EVERY Salvation Army kettle I pass, especially after the faggies began pushing in phony fivers with a protest message on the back.
Funny that, when I was there last April they were hosting Louis Farrakhan......sigh.....
This charge is a lie.
Our family well, every time we pass one ALL the change we have on our person goes in the bucket, always has always will.
The SA, helped us so much when my mother was sick, they stepped up and did what needed to be done, I will always be grateful.
Because I remember when I dropped off all those bags and bought a few books, everyone asked me, You're not gay, right? Before they accepted anything.
It is actually helpful when these Christophobes do such things, IMO, as it makes people on our side give even more to the cause that is being picked on.
The underlying unsaid theme of these Berkley students is they hate Christians.
If there are any sane people left in the Peoples Republic of Kalifornia, please leave now before it falls into the sea, or the earth rises up and smites it!
They aren't being vigilant enough. What's to prevent a Berkeley student from donating to a Salvation Army bellringer at a grocery store off campus, or in Oakland? Or sending a check in the mail to the Salvation Army?
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Anderson told of when his turn around from high school happened. He was called on a mission for the LDS Church to South America. The D in Spanish would come into play there. Whether he liked it or not, he would learn to speak Spanish. His missionary companion made him get up at 5 a.m. to lift weights. After several months, he realized how much more energy he had and how much better he felt.
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Since the band doesn't rehearse all together on a daily basis, during marching season they get together on Fridays for about a three-hour rehearsal.
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Students in band pay the same CHSAA fees as athletes do, and follow the same guidelines for participation.
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Band members will participate in several jazz festivals, including La Junta, Apple Blossom, UNC and more, as well as several other performances and appearances including Music in the Parks in Denver.
Smith said as long as the weather is cooperative, the band will participate in the Pueblo West Parade of Lights in December to support the community. Small groups from the band also do private parties and appear throughout the community during the holidays.
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Hoping to offset flagging ratings and the departure of its most popular cast member, television's top-rated singing competition brings in two new judges: an aging rock star on the outs with his band and a singer-actress in need of a career boost.
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Type: New Feature
Status: Open
Priority: Minor
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Affects Version/s: 1.9.3, 1.9.4
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Component/s: Admin report: ModuleUse
Affected Branches:MOODLE_19_STABLE
New feature we are contributing. This may need tidying up a little; either way we wanted to release this to get it out there.
Kineo has developed a generic Moodle report module, which can be added to an existing Moodle site to give detailed user reporting for courses with SCORM modules. It allows administrators to load report filters, schedule reports to be run at regular intervals and emailed to administrators, and export report data as Microsoft Excel format.
There are five different types of report filter, which can be combined in any order. Whenever a filter is created or edited the report is automatically saved. The category, course and unit filters are mutually exclusive - if a category filter is added to the report, it will not be possible to add a course or unit filter and vice versa.
? User filter
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Please see the attached screenshot for an example report generated by the module. Please note the module is very flexible and can generate a wide variety of SCORM related reports using the filtering system.
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These are the actual files that make up the report. The previous file was a screenshot. Apologies - first time user.
Installation instructions:
The kineo folder should be dropped into course/report/ folder of a Moodle installation v1.9+.
The cron job should be hourly, on the hour. The URL is:
[moodle installation path]/course/report/kineo/cron.php
Some database tables need setting up for this module to work. The data is in db/kineo_tables.sql
Please get in touch if you have any questions.
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Hi Sven/Niall,
I've installed the custom reports module and it all seemed to go ok (The tables have been created, the cron job is running and I was prompted to update in the notifications area), but I can't find how to access the reports. Where should they appear on the moodle menus?
@Mike: click on 'Reports' link in (any) course admin block. there will be a link to 'Kineo Report' in there. note: in case you didnt already, you also need to import db/kineo_tables.sql into mysql database.
i copied the kineo folder to C:\moodle\course\report\kineo, imported the sql and run notification, but cant find the reports.. even after the notification, nothing happened, like moodle didnt add anything. Have i done something wrong..? Please let me know.
Thank you
Chad - I thought that should be where it appeared, but there is nothing there. I did create the tables and have confirmed that they are in the moodle database. There are no records in the tables.
Ivan - that's exactly the situation I'm in, although mine is a Linux installation, so the files are in /var/www/moodle/course/report/kineo in my case.
Hi Mike,
im glad im not the only one with this issue.. since there was nobody with solution yet, where can we get an answer or reasonable advice..? I really would like to use this report in my moodle, but it seems that the issue is not resolved.
Hi Ivan,
I'm not sure. I think the "owner" of the reporting module is Sven, but I don't know if he is watching this post for new comments. I think I'll leave it a while to see if he responds, then try emailing him direct (his email address is in his profile).
Hi Mike, Ivan - find below the steps i used to get the custom report working. tested on linux moodle 1.9.4 mysql 5.0.28 php 5.2.8
+extract zip to moodle/course/report
+rename directory to 'kineo'
+change directory & file permissions to 0755
+chmod to 0777 for ...report/kineo/reports directory
+go to phpmyadmin
-import db/kineo_tables.sql file
+run moodle notifications page
+visit course admin block/reports/kineo report
-add report
-choose filter(s)
-add email address to send report
-schedule report. include cron job = moodle path/course/report/kineo/cron.php
eg. 0/30 **** wget -q -O /dev/null http://www.yourmoodle.com/course/report/kineo/cron.php
hope this helps. beyond this, you'll need to get in contact with the developers. good luck. Chad
Thanks Chad - The step I have not done is the chmod on the reports directory - I'll try that and post back if it works.
I followed your instructions.. extracted to report folder, set permissions, created tables, run notification- but nothing happened, like moodle doesnt add anything.. even under the reports i dont see kineo. Ataching screenshot just for you to check...
Please advice.
ivan - all looks ok. hopefully stating obvious: did you restart apache & mysql services?
Hi Chad,
yeah i did restart windows server - which restarts mysql as well.. the same story. When i run notification, nothing happened... Maybe is not made for win, or its for different version... Im running win2003, moodle 1.9.5, mysql 4.0
Let me know your thoughts on this one. Thank you.
Hi Ivan,
thanks for the screenshot and the detailed exlpanation- and thanks, Chad for the detailed steps.
If you are following the steps Chad mentions (it looks like you are) then the only difference is that you are running this on Windows. We haven't tested this modules on a Windows environment so it may well not work. We'll include this in our next testing cycle and will see what we can do.
In the meantime we have been working on various improvements, incl. turning this module into a proper admin report, introducing summary rows etc. We're planning to release the update over the coming weeks.
Will let you know when it's there. In the meantime I'd be keen to find out whether this works for you on a Linux system. Are you able to ty this?
Chad - I've now tried all of the steps in your earlier post (including the CHMOD, which was the one I had missed) and the Kineo Reports item is still not present in Reports.
Sven - I'm running Moodle on Linux (Ubuntu Server) and having the same problems as Ivan. I'd be happy to experiment as it's a test system!
please note: the Kineo report does not display under reports in the admin menu on the 'root adming menu' (yet) - this is a change we are addressing in the new version.
For now, please takethe following steps to access the module:
- navigate into any Moodle course
- select 'reports' from the course-level admin menu
- select 'Kineo report' from the top of the list
Hope this helps. As mentioned, this is much improved in the next version.
I have also uploaded a new screenshot showing where the report can eb accessed from.
Once installed, the Kineo SCORM reporting module can be accessed via the reports within a course area
Hi Sven,
thank you for your reply. Unfortunately im not running Linux, since i dont feel confortable administering/running Linux- i dont have any experience. Ill be looking forward hearing from you regarding progress made with the Kineo reports. Please let me know if i can be of any help- any kind of testing or translating.
Hi Sven,
I've found the reports now. As you guessed, I was looking on the main reports list, rather than in a course. The reports are working fine, and are going to be very useful, so thanks for making them available.
wow! - this is the first I've heard of this! - SCORM reporting in Moodle at the moment is really crappy! - great to see someone has put some time into improving it a bit!
any chance you have a 2.0 version of the report?
really glad to see this!
I haven't actually installed it yet, but after having a quick look at the code posted in the zip here are a couple of comments:
all the calls to require_capability are incorrect and won't work eg:
require_capability('View custom SCORM report', $context);
it should be something like:
require_capability('gradereport/kineo:view', $context);
it also includes it's own PHPMailer class instead of Moodle's internal libs - it should use email_to_user() from moodlelib.php - which means it will use the settings set by the site admin - eg smtp server - or fall back to use php mailer if smtp not set etc.
also it uses a lot of sql style get_records calls when not needed eg:
$sql = "SELECT * FROM kineo_filters WHERE kineo_fil_id = " .$fid;
if ($current_reports = get_records_sql($sql)) {
this should really use something like:
if ($current_reports = get_records('kineo_filters', 'kineo_fil_id', $fid)) {
and this:
$sql = "DELETE FROM kineo_filters WHERE kineo_fil_id=" . $fid;
execute_sql($sql, false);
should be:
delete_records('kineo_filters', 'kineo_fil_id', $id);
where possible, avoiding the sql style calls is always best, as it means that the sql is more likely to be cross db compatible.
there's also a hook you can use that triggers cron inside grade reports
you need to create a file called lib.php inside the report directory and inside that file create a function called
"grade_report_XXX_cron()" - replacing XXX with the folder name that your report is in (eg "kineo_SCORM_report")
hope that's useful!
Hi Dan,
just wanted to check if these changes will somehow help me to to run Kineo on Windows platform. Is there a Kineo fix for windows? From previous conversations, it seems that it doesnt work under Wwindoes Moodle.
Thank you
Hi Ivan,
it's hard to know without testing it (I still haven't installed it yet) - but make sure you have debugging and display errors turned on, - if you get any specific errors, make sure you post them here!
just an update to everyone who is using this module.
The most likely reason for why the report does not run on some platforms is that we are currently using PHP mysql functions instead of the inbuilt Moodle library or ADODB functions. This is something we have learnt since and we have put this on the roadmap for version 2.0 of this module.
This means: the reporting module will currently only work with MySQL. Maybe this explains why this doesn't currently work for you, Ivan. Is there a way you can use MySql and confirm this assumption?
Also, I believe this module currently requires the mysql libraries and does not work correctly with the mysqli functions.
I hope this helps!
Hi Sven,
thank you for your reply. Im using MySql 4.1 (,Windows XP, Moodle 1.9.5). For testing purposes i installed Moodle on my spare server and tried the Kineo module in there. I can see it in a course reports now, however im getting following screen (attached pdf file Kineo report). Not sure why, or what to do with it. Tried to create new report, but nothing hapens. Please review the attached file and let me know if there are certain adjustments needed in database or Modle itself.
Thank you
We couldn't get access to the reports either. (This may be an incorrect statement:)We go directly to SCORM items, not wrapping them in moodle courses, so there was no course admin menu to click on reports from.
In looking into it, it didn't seem that the kineo report generator was requiring a course in the URL, so we found that the report generator URL is /course/report/kineo/index.php and we just built a custom blobk that only shows for our admins that links to this relative URL, called eLearning Reports.
Rather than coding an additional block, we just added to the site admin block, and added permissions to the link, only users authorized to view capabilities/mod/scorm:viewreport can see it.
Clarifying the install process that worked for us.
Using Chad's method above:
- Extract 'kineo_SCORM_report.zip' to moodlesiteroot/course/report
- Rename directory to 'kineo'
- Change directory & file permissions in 'moodlesiteroot/course/report/kineo' and all subfolders to 0755
- Change directory permissions in 'moodlesiteroot/course/report/kineo/reports' directory to 0777
- Go to phpmyadmin
- Import moodlesiteroot/course/report/kineo/db/kineo_tables.sql
- Run moodle notifications page
Here is where we needed to allow kineo to be a custom link for SCORM report authorized users only.
Browse to moodlesiteroot/admin/report and create a folder called 'kineo'
Create a file called 'settings.php'
The content of 'settings.php' should appear as follows:
<?php // $Id$
$ADMIN->add('reports', new admin_externalpage('kineoreport', 'eLearning Reports', "$CFG->wwwroot/course/report/kineo/index.php",'mod/scorm:viewreport'));
In the code you see a line that says 'eLearning Reports' ... edit this to fit your desired link name in the site admin/reports block.
Save and upload your file, refresh the admin view and your link should work nicely.
Then, Chad's instructions are continued below:
- Add report
- Choose filter(s)
- Add email address to send report
- Schedule report.
- Include cron job = moodlesiteroot/course/report/kineo/cron.php
eg. 0/30 **** wget -q -O /dev/null http://www.yourmoodle.com/course/report/kineo/cron.php
I was able to do all steps but the last part.
- Add report
- Choose filter(s)
- Add email address to send report
- Schedule report.
- Include cron job = moodlesiteroot/course/report/kineo/cron.php
Where do I go to add a report?
When I go to my site and under the create a custom report no options appear?
Please help.
Hmmm... unless I am missing something, this isn't going to work (properly). In the first few lines of index.php...
$context = get_context_instance(CONTEXT_SYSTEM);
require_capability('Overview custom SCORM report', $context);
That's not a capability! There are no setup scripts for the database. There are no 'require logins' on any page, some of the database queries use fields that don't seem to exist and it can't seem to make its mind up if its a gradebook report or a course report.
Apart from that it's great
I would really like to try this plugin, but I'm a little lost in the installation instructions.
I'm running Moodle in a hosted environment; could someone post instructions for if you're running cPanel (or work with me to get it installed and I can post cPanel instructions for the rest of the community)?
Many thanks...
Hi Judy, did you follow the instructions in the back of the document in the ZIP file? And at what point do you start having problems? Thanks
Hi, Mark! I am not finding a document with instructions in the ZIP file. I am using instructions posted earlier on this thread.
I just realized what to do where I was getting stuck, so I'll continue and post back here if I need further help. Thank you so much!
It's the final page in the document called Moodle_reporting_v1.2.doc
I'll keep an eye out for anything else you post then
Just a quick note to those interested in SCORM reporting.... thanks to a GSOC project Moodle 2.2 contains a rewrite of the reporting code and now allows pluggable reports like the quiz. (see
The same report is still there, but the student is working on an interactions report (which needs testing if anyone has the time - see
This is the latest version of the kineo SCORM reporting module.
We have fixed many issues with the original module, and it now has support for various activity types.
Hi Guys,
Does it work for Moodle 2 with MSSQL ?
If not, can anyone help with a detail report for SCORM with Moodle MSSQL backend ?


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Kjeseth said he's enjoyed repeated high performance reviews — until this year.
"I've asked for evidence — if my drop is due to data, test scores, parent complaints," he said. "There's no data that supports this drop."
While not everyone shares Kjeseth's feelings, many do. Teacher after teacher said they've felt concerned and overwhelmed by a series of recent district-level changes, with the evaluations a tipping point.
"The instrument for evaluating was given to us without any guidelines and without specific criteria of what we were going to be evaluated on," said Arrowwood Elementary teacher Tara Holst. "In the 20 years I've been teaching, this is the first year it's been hard for me to come to work. It's been a very frustrating year with everything that's been piled on us."
John Kissingford, a chairman of Chaparral High School's English department, said the evaluations have "created an inordinate amount of tension and anxiety. As a department chair, I've been trying to calm those tensions and focus (teachers) on what's important. It's really taken away from people's ability to focus on kids."
The evaluations are part of DCSD's pay-for-performance program. Based on self-evaluations, meeting with principals and other factors, each teacher was assigned a rating ranging from "highly effective" to "ineffective." Pay increases are tied to that rating, and also to a new market-based pay scale.
DCSD developed its own evaluation system, which it says is significantly less cumbersome than the state model. Under Senate Bill 191, all districts are required to adopt either the state's new teacher evaluation program, or create their own by 2013-14.
Other teachers came away with a different take on the evaluations.
At Legend High School, teacher Tina Stroman said administrators talked to staff about the evaluations repeatedly throughout the school year.
"For me, that was really, really helpful," she said. "I felt it was a constant conversation and constant work-in-progress. We were probably at an advantage that way."
Stroman felt her evaluation was fair, giving her a clear understanding of areas in which she should focus further. But she hopes it is not a static process.
"I don't think anything is in its perfect form anytime it comes out," she said. "In time, with good feedback from everybody, I think it can only get better."
Rock Canyon High School teacher Kristi Piccone said the process sharpened her focus.
"I definitely like that there are a lot of criteria because that gives me a lot of places for improvement," she said. "I have a very open mind when it comes to improvement because I love making things awesome for my students. I love reflection, and I spent a lot of time with it.
"That tool just became something that my evaluators could use to help me improve. I think that's the best thing I can do."
But Clear Sky Elementary teacher Pam Pitman said she felt the time required to complete the evaluation was excessive.
"I can spend all this time uploading lessons plans to prove I'm highly effective, or I can actually be highly effective and meet the needs of my kids," she said. "I decided my valuable time was going to go to my kids."


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(Vombatus ursinus)
On the mainland common wombats grow to an average length of 1m and 27kg in weight, yet may reach up to 1.2m in length and up to 35kg. The Tasmanian common wombat is not as large or bulky, averaging a weight of 20kg and about 85cm in length. Their thick paws are designed for digging burrows. They also have a pouch which faces backwards to protect their young from flying dirt whilst the mother is digging the burrow.
The common wombat is found throughout south-east Australia and also in Tasmania. They inhabit all sorts of areas including coastal forests, alpine woodlands and grasslands.
A wombat's diet can consist of coarse native grasses, sedges, rushes, succulent plant roots and tubers and pasture grasses. Wombats are mostly nocturnal, usually coming out at night to graze when the temperature is lower. However in cold periods they may be seen out during the day either grazing or basking in the sun. They graze between 3 and 8 hours a night, during which time they may travel many kilometres and visit up to 4 burrows within their home range.
When food is plentiful they breed throughout the year. Gestation lasts for one month, then a jelly-bean sized joey is born which attaches to a teat in its mother's pouch. The joey will leave the pouch at ten months but will stay with the mother for another eight to ten months. From the time the juvenile leaves the pouch it begins to substitute increasing amounts of plant material instead of milk. At between 12-15 months of age it stops suckling altogether. They commence breeding at two years and live for about 15 years in the wild or up to 20 years in captivity.
Common Wombat Profiles
Sex: Female
There are a number of ways Minibus, or Mini, likes to spend her day. You will often find her renovating her burrows through the sandpit, chilling out under the guava tree in the shade, or having cuddles with her carers ... Oh, what a life!
By far her favourite activity is going out on her daily walk. Whether she ventures around the entire zoo or 20 metres down the path to her favourite grazing area, she has to get out and about on her little adventures. One of the things that makes Mini so dear to us is the story behind her start to life. Upon hearing the name 'Minibus', most people look straight to her well rounded stomach for the inspiration behind her name. The name, however, is rather a sad tribute to her mum. Unfortunately Mini's mum was hit and killed by a minibus when she was crossing the road.
If it were not for a good samaritan who took the time to check her mother's pouch, Mini would not be with us. Minibus was taken to be hand-raised and now, years later, she lives happily here with us at Australia Zoo, and now she is a mum herself! It just goes to show what a little extra care and attention towards our native wildlife can produce.
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Age: 7 Years (DOB 19/1/2010)
Sex: Female
Wendy is bursting with character. She certainly takes on the sweet nature of her mother, Minibus, the cheeky antics of Tonka,her father. She is the youngest of all our female wombats, and you can catch her taste-testing all sorts of objects, whether they are edible or not. Usually you find her lounging around in her air conditioned den or running around playing games with herself, rolling around in the sand. How cute is that?!


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The 2016-17 season
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Stuttgart Ballet on tour
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Evan McKie
Principal Dancer
Evan McKie was born in Toronto, Canada. He received his initial ballet training at the National Ballet School of Canada and the Kirov Academy in Washington D.C. Following an invitation from Petr Pestov to come to Stuttgart, he completed his studies at the John Cranko Schule in Stuttgart in 2001.
After his graduation he became an apprentice with the Stuttgart Ballet and was then taken into the Corps de ballet. In 2005/06 he was promoted to Demi-Soloist, in 2006/07 to Soloist after his debut performance as Lenski in John Cranko's
. His promotion to Principal Dancer followed in 2009/10 after dancing the title role of Kevin O'Day's
Choreographers who have created roles for Evan McKie in Stuttgart include Wayne McGregor, Marco Goecke, Mauro Bigonzetti, Christian Spuck, Edward Clug, Kevin O'Day, Louis Stiens, Bridget Breiner, Demis Volpi and Douglas Lee. He has also worked with William Forsythe, Jiří Kylián, John Neumeier, Marcia Haydée, Hans van Manen, Jorma Elo and the late Glen Tetley.
Evan McKie has recently performed as a guest dancer with the Paris Opera Ballet, Bolshoi Ballet, Universal Ballet, The Tokyo Ballet, The National Ballet of Canada and the Ballet de Santiago de Chile. He is also a Principal Guest Artist of the National Ballet of Canada where he performs regularly. He has received critical acclaim for his performances as Jago in
(John Neumeier), Hamlet (Kevin O'Day), Onegin and Lenski in
(John Cranko), all of the leading male roles in the classical Petipa repetoire and also performances of contemporary pieces like William Forsythe's
. In 2013, McKie was thrilled to share TANZ Magazine's 'international dancer of the year' title with the other male principal dancers of the Stuttgart Ballet. He has also been listed in Dance Europe's Critics' Choice List several times as well as being nominated for 'best performance of the year' by Shinshokan Japanese Dance magazine.
In July 2012 Evan McKie received the Premio ApuliArte "Prix Grand Merit", a prize awarded yearly by a panel of prestigious dance journalists for the season's outstanding performances. The journalists cited McKie's performances in the title role of John Cranko's
with the Paris Opera, in Rudolph Nureyev's
The Sleeping Beauty
with the National Ballet of Canada and in John Cranko's
Swan Lake
with the Stuttgart Ballet.
Evan McKie has choreographed two successful works for the Noverre Society "Young Choreographer" evenings in Stuttgart. When he is not onstage, McKie works as a photographer specializing in abstract portraits and is also a guest writer for American Dance Magazine, Shinshokan Dance Magazine and the Chacott brand of Japan. American Dance Magazine named him an honorary advisory board member in 2011.
Leading Roles with the Stuttgart Ballet
Brouillards (John Cranko)
Corps (Hans van Manen)
dreamdeepdown (Kevin O'Day)
Fingerspitzengefühl (Demis Volpi)
Forgotten Land (Jiří Kylián): Couple in White
Frank Bridge Variations (Hans van Manen)
Fratres (John Neumeier)
Gaîté parisienne (Maurice Béjart): Pas de deux, "The Lovers", Ludwig II of Bavaria
Giselle (production: Reid Anderson, Valentina Savina): Albrecht
Hamlet (Kevin O'Day): Hamlet
I fratelli – The Brothers (Mauro Bigonzetti): Vincenzo
Igor Poems (Kevin O'Day)
Initials R.B.M.E. (John Cranko): Solo role in the third part
Kleines Requiem (Hans van Manen)
Krabat (Demis Volpi): Tonda
Leonce and Lena (Christian Spuck): Leonce
Lulu. A Monstre Tragedy (Christian Spuck): Alwa
No Men's Land (Edward Clug): Solo role
Onegin (John Cranko): Onegin, Lenski
Othello (John Neumeier): Jago
Pineapple Poll (John Cranko): Captain
Pocket Concerto (Edward Clug)
Poème de l'extase (John Cranko): Vision
RED in 3. (Jorma Elo)
Requiem (Kenneth MacMillan): solo role in "Offertorium"
Romeo and Juliet (John Cranko): Romeo, Count Paris
Slice to Sharp (Jorma Elo)
Songs of a wayfarer (Maurice Béjart)
Swan Lake (John Cranko): Prince Siegfried, Spanish Dance
Symphony in C (George Balanchine): Demi Solo 2nd movement
The Four Temperaments (George Balanchine): First Theme, Third Theme, Sanguinic
The Lady and the Fool (John Cranko): Moondog, Prince
The Lady of the Camellias (John Neumeier): Des Grieux
The Shaking Tent (Marc Spradling)
The Sleeping Beauty (Márcia Haydée after Marius Petipa): Prince Desiré, Blue Bird, Prince of the North
The Song of the Earth (Kenneth MacMillan), The Messenger of Death
The Taming of the Shrew (John Cranko): Lucentio, Hortensio, Host and Priest
The Vertiginous Thrill of Exactitude (William Forsythe)
Theme and Variations (George Balanchine): leading role
Voluntaries (Glen Tetley): Pas de troix
workwithinwork (William Forsythe)
Specially created Roles
EDEN I EDEN (Wayne McGregor)
Fanfare LX (Douglas Lee)
Gambling, x 5 (Nicolo Fonte)
Hamlet (Kevin O'Day): Laertes
High (Louis Stiens)
Lachrymal (Douglas Lee)
melodious gimmick to keep the boys in line (Marc Spradling)
Miniatures (Douglas Lee)
Nautilus (Wayne McGregor)
Nightlight (Douglas Lee)
nocturne (Christian Spuck)
Sturm (Louis Stiens)
Sweet Sweet Sweet (Marco Goecke)
The Sandman (Christian Spuck): Father
Yantra (Wayne McGregor)
Specially created Roles at Noverre-Society: Young Choreographers
After Rains and Dreams (Paul Julius)
Blushing (Marco Goecke)
Christoph (Louis Stiens)
Ein trauriger Abschied (Slava Gepner)
Errant Paths (Robert Conn)
Ich bin Du (Peter quanz)
Sirs (Bridget Breiner)
Soles (Sabrina Matthews)
Corps de ballet Roles with the Stuttgart Ballet
..., la peau blanche... (Christian Spuck)
A Streetcar named Desire (John Neumeier)
Edward II (David Bintley)
Giselle (Production: Reid Anderson, Valentina Savina)
Hikarizatto (Itzik Galili)
La Fille mal gardée (Sir Frederick Ashton)
Le sacre du printemps (Glen Tetley)
Lulu. A Monstre Tragedy (Christian Spuck)
Onegin (John Cranko)
Romeo and Juliet (John Cranko)
Seventh Symphony (Uwe Scholz)
Stravinsky Violin Concerto (George Balanchine)
Swan Lake (John Cranko)
The Concert (Jerome Robbins)
The Lady and the Fool (John Cranko)
The Lady of the Camellias (John Neumeier)
The Sleeping Beauty (Márcia Haydée after Marius Petipa): Prince of the Princess and the Pea, Cavalier
Theme and Variations (George Balanchine): Demi-Solo
Vapour Plains
World Premiere "Young Choreographers" Noverre-Society, July 8th, 2009, Stuttgart Ballet
Hope Mountain
World Premiere "Young Choreographers" Noverre-Society, July 13th, 2011, Stuttgart Ballet
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After eight years together a Louisville couple finally married Tuesday. But doctors say it won't last. The bride is dying of leukemia. The (Louisville, Ky.) Courier-Journal
Woman with leukemia marries in bittersweet hospital chapel ceremony.
Evonne Lee and Don Tyler met purely by accident eight years ago. "He knocked on my door," Lee, 52, said. But Tyler, 53, said he wasn't looking for her.
"I went to see a friend that was her ex-boyfriend, which was my brother-in-law's brother, and he was my friend," Tyler explained.
The friend wasn't there, but he had served the purpose of bringing Lee and Tyler together. "She asked me to go to the store for her and ... we've been together since then," he said Tuesday -- a bittersweet wedding day for the Louisville, Ky.-area couple.
Turns out the happy ending of this love story is fit more for an opera than a fairy tale.
Reminiscing on their time together, they said that over the past eight years one thing was clear. "It's always been, 'Let's get married,'" Lee said. Tyler added, "When we first met and we got together we decided: We're in it for life."
So they stuck together and years passed, without Tyler popping the question.
Still, they were happy. But that happiness was threatened when Lee was diagnosed in February of last year with lymphoma and T-cell leukemia. She's been in and out of the hospital since then. And now the doctors tell her that the leukemia will soon kill her.
There is nothing they can do to stop that.
It was during one of Lee's hospital stays last Christmas when it finally came to Tyler. "I was laying in bed (and) it just dawned on me, 'We need to do something' " he said.
Tyler proposed to Lee just after midnight on Christmas. "He got down on his knee ... and he surprised me," Lee said.
That proposal set in motion a flurry of activity by relatives, friends, strangers and staff of University Hospital, where Lee has spent the past three weeks. They were married Tuesday in the hospital chapel in a ceremony and reception where the flowers, cake, food, music, photography and even Lee's dress were all donated.
As pictures were being snapped after the ceremony, hospital staffers quietly affixed a handpainted "just married" sign to the back of Lee's wheelchair and tied aluminum cans to it for the trip from the second-floor chapel to the sixth-floor reception.
"Everyone who has contributed to this wedding, I just want to tell them all thank you. We both feel blessed," Lee said in a patient room decorated for the day as a reception hall.
The new couple had each echoed Chaplain Tara Reck and vowed love and faithfulness through plenty, want, joy, sorrow, sickness and health "as long as we both shall live."
They are realistic about how short that might be.
"I know I don't have long. But the time I have, I'm just going to enjoy it," Lee said.
The groom added, "No one knows but God Himself ... and I thank Him so much for giving me Evonne. I love her so much, just like He loves us."


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Joe DeRosa describes living in a crazy city, reveals who's preventing him from getting in shape and offers a suggestion to people torn between religion and science.
You guys are revved uplike you heard
they were makingBoondock Saints Part III.
Jesus Christ.
(crowd cheering)
I love this town.
I really do.I'm not saying that to kiss ass.
I love Boston.
It's insane.I love it.
I love crazy cities.
I love it.I live in New York.
It's crazy.And I love--
Here's what I love about livingin a crazy city.
When you live in a crazy cityfor a long time,
you forgetthat the rest of the world
doesn't function likethat lunatic farm
you've been living on.
You forgetthere's humanity out there.
I was driving in Pennsylvaniaa few months ago,
and I had to pee,like, really bad,
and I pull over at thispizza place, and I run in.
I run up to the guy,I'm like, "I got to pee!
I got to pee, bad!"
The guy's like,"Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah."
And I go,"What do I got to buy?!
"Quick, tell me!
What do I got to buy?!"
He's like,"Just go pee, you psycho.
What the hell's wrong with you?"
I was like, oh, yeah,I'm not in New York anymore.
Everything isn'ta cutthroat money barter
everywhere else.
It's hard to find humanitywhen you live
in a big city, you know?It's too ambitious.
Everybody's like,"Get the (bleep) out of my way!
"What do you have?!
"I want it!
"Give it to me!
I will bite off your dickand take it!"
Then you go to Pennsylvania,they're like,
"Just go pee.What's the big deal?"
I was just staring at this guyin disbelief.
I was like, oh, my God,he's so sweet.
He's so innocent.
(quietly): I could takethis pizza place from him.
I'm gonna bite his dick off.
I'm actually trying todrink healthier now
'cause I'm tryingto get into shape.
God forbid I just grow upand give up drinking.
God forbid that happens.I'm trying to drink healthy--
So I drink red wine now.
Well, yeah, it's healthy.
You know.
I like it.
I like red wine; it tastes good.
White wine can suck my (bleep).
It's disgusting.
It's disgusting!
"It tastes good!"
Does it?
Does it taste good?
"Excuse me, bartender,you wouldn't happen to have
"an alcohol back therewith a flavor reminiscent
"of a vinaigrette,by any chance, would you?
"'Cause I was gonna chugthis Newman's Own.
"I prefer a drinkthat didn't have cheese in it.
"Is that possible?
Oh, Riesling, I'll take that."
I'm trying to get into shape.
And, please,this is a cry for help.
Ladies, stop banging me.
I'm a lump of shit.And I know that.
I look in the mirror and I go,"Dude, you're a lump of shit.
You got to do somethingabout this."
And then you bang me,and I'm like,
"Eh, (bleep) it, I'm fine.Whatever."
I'm gonna die.
And I know I'm on the downslide,
'cause my mom hasn't told meI'm handsome in five years.
Yeah, I don't knowwhy that stopped.
She used to tell meall the time.
Yeah, if a girl didn't like me,
"You are handsome!
I don't care what anybody says!"
"Thank you, Mom.
"Why'd you say 'I don't carewhat anybody says'?
What are they saying?"
I want to get into shapebecause I don't want to end up
in the hospital, all right?
I don't want to end up--
My mom was sick this year.
Uh, and she's okay now.She's okay now.
But she was in the hospitalfor a little while,
and, uh, I learned a lot.
Uh, first thing I learned was
I don't like beingin the hospital-- at all.
I don't--Not even as a visitor.
I don't like being any placethat has eye-washing stations
readily available.
What the hell is gonna happento my eyes in this place?
You need one of these machinesevery three feet.
And I have a question.
I have a question.
I know it's a broad question.
I know it doesn't applyto everybody,
but it's a valid question;I'd like to ask it.
Where did the conceptof hot nurses come from?
Who made up that fairy-tale,horse-shit thing
that I can't seem to find atany hospital I've ever been to.
Never seen it.
Never seen it once.
Seen it in porno moviesfor years.
Some chick's gotthe white hat on.
Every Halloween, some girl'sgot the nurse skirt up to here.
Clam flapping in the wind.
All night.
(making vibrating noises)
Sounds like a doorstopper.
I was like,I can't wait to get sick!
One of these hot whoreswill suck my (bleep)
as I die.
Try to find a sexy nursein the hospital, man.
These bitches are rough.
They're rough and tumble.
These girls werecoming into my mom's room.
"Anything I can dofor your mom, Mr. DeRosa?
Anything I cando for your mom?!"
"Stay away from her purse.
"You got a spider tattooon your neck.
I don't trust you."
For anybody that didn't laughat that joke,
I'm making fun of a PuertoRican, not a black person.
So you missed out.
And if anybody thinksI'm racist, I'm not.
Because I'm Italian-American,and I hate my own people
worse than any other raceof people on the planet.
Oh, I can't stand them.
Italian people, beautiful.
Italian-Americans, disgusting.
The-- I don't have timeto really get into--
This is how much I hate them.
I wish they would enslave us
just so I could bethe house Italian
that rats out the field Italiansto the master.
(crowd cheering)
I don't want to sound--
I don't want to sound hopeless.
I know I'm negative.
I want to-- I need more hope.
You know, I knowI said hope's dead,
but I need more hope.
I really do, 'cause I just--I don't know, man.
I never want to be the guythat's like,
"Just deal with it!
This is just how it's gonna be."
My friend Brian's like that.
You know, like,we're out at a bar one night,
and everybody's textingon their phones.
And somebody goes,
"Dude, we should be talkingto each other."
And Brian goes,"The phones are here to stay!
It's just howit's gonna be from now on."
Oh, what a shitty attitude.
Then I started laughing at him,'cause I starting picturing him
at, like, different momentsin history
where we needed changeand inspiration.
Like... (whooshing)
2008 financial crisis.
"The pyramid schemes are as goodas it's gonna get, people.
Kiss your money good-bye!"
1950s in the South.
"Can't you just sitin the back of the bus
and stop complaining?!"
1940s Germany.
"The swastikas aren'tgoing anywhere, folks.
Get usedto the little mustache!"
Discovery of America.
"Just takethe goddamn blankets!
What the (bleep)is smallpox anyhow?"
I don't want to be that guy.
So, I-- listen,I really appreciate
you guys comingout here tonight.
(crowd cheering)
Touched, man.
I'm really touched to see peoplehere supporting comedy.
All right? And my mom's here.
I want to,I want to say hi to her.
She's healthy.
(crowd cheering)
I love you.
I know.
MOM:And you're handsome.
What?And you're handsome.
Oh, thank you.(laughter)
(crowd cheering)
Here's... here's the funny part.
She goes, "I love you,"and I go, "I know."
And... it's the only timeI got to be Han Solo in my life
was with my mom.
All right.
My dad's here, too.
I don't mean to leave him out,but you know.
(crowd cheering)
So... she was, uh, she was--
I'm glad, I'm gladyou're on your feet.
I'm glad she's better.
She was down for a few months,and, uh, I went home
to live with my parents, uh,for a few months,
uh, to help themkind of get through stuff.
And, you know, it's--
When you go hometo be with family like that,
all you do is have timeto reflect, you know,
and everything gets deeper andmore emotional to you, you know?
So that's why I'm touchedthe-- at the fact
that peopleare supporting comedy.
It means a lot to me.
Because comedians--we think comedy is art.
Nobody else really does,you know?
But we think it's art.
Most people don't evenrespect comedy.
They don't even research itbefore they go see it.
They just watch one comedy thingone time,
and they go, "That's comedy.That's what it is.
"I saw 2 Broke Girls one time.
"Now I'm offto the Comedy Central taping,
"and it better be just like
old fat titsthat I saw on that sitcom."
And people will get madif you're not what they expect.
And it's not your fault,you know?
'Cause, like--and you wouldn't do that
with any other artistic thing.
You wouldn't do thatwith music, you know?
You wouldn't go,"I know what music is.
"I heard Slayer one time.
"That's what it is.
"Now... now I'm offto the Gordon Lightfoot concert.
Better be just like Slayer!"