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Please Pray
February 9, 2009 - Heather Ziegler
It's not often that I ask readers for their help, but today I have a special request. If you have 15 seconds or a minute or even longer, could you say a prayer for Fr. Chris Turner? He is the pastor at Our Lady of Peace Church in Mt. Olivet. Over the weekend, Fr. Chris suffered a brain aneurysm that has left him in critical condition in a Pittsburgh hospital. In fact the next two weeks are critical to his recovery if that is God's plan. If you don't know Fr. Chris, please take my word that he is a wonderful young man whose sermons are so down-to-earth and meaningful. He knows how to reach young people and senior citizens. He has not been a priest for a long time but he has made his mark on the Catholic community and anyone who has met him. He's a big kid at heart but filling the shoes of a much greater responsibility as a grown man. Perhaps you have read his columns in the Faith section of The Intelligencer on a Saturday in the past. The past few weeks have been trying for the Our Lady of Peace Parish as they had to close their church building because of some roof or structural problems. They have been holding services in their gym. Now with this news about Fr. Chris, there are many people suffering along with him. Thanks for anything you can do.
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SDMA's Sandra Benito aims to make museum more welcoming
For the uninitiated, the San Diego Museum of Art, like any art museum, can be intimidating.
"When you do not know about something, you feel a little hesitant, you feel a little insecure," said the museum's executive director, Roxana Velásquez.
Given the historic nature of the museum's building in Balboa Park, there's little it can do to make its exterior more inviting, but it is working toward making sure anyone who dares walk in its front doors will immediately feel comfortable.
Under the direction of the museum's deputy director for education and public engagement, Sandra Benito, the institution is transforming the gallery immediately inside the front doors into a "welcome center" in which visitors can relax, orient themselves to the museum, and engage in some interactive way with art.
"The intention is to create this welcome feeling when you enter the museum," Benito said. "We get a lot of comments about it not being inviting. You get inside and it's so dark; you don't know what you will find. We are working to fix that."
For more than three decades, that particular gallery has been like a black hole inside of the museum. Walls had been erected that covered the original large windows, and acoustic tiles painted black obscured the space's graceful, curved ceiling.
Now, the drywall and the ceiling tiles have been torn out and the room restored to its original condition. Its first installation, opened Saturday, is "Beneath the Moon II: Journey Through the City," a large, interactive sculpture by Miguel Navarro created for the Centre Pompidou in Paris.
"The Pompidou is really a benchmark for education in the world," Benito said. "This is the start of a collaboration with them. They have education at the center of what they do, and that's what we're trying to do here."
In a relatively modest-sized museum like the San Diego Museum of Art, where exhibition space is at a premium, just dedicating a gallery to education makes a statement about the institution's priorities.
"I'm absolutely convinced that education and outreach is the core mission of the museum," Velásquez said. "I mean we can talk about many other subjects, but we need to allow our community to feel that the museum and what we provide is theirs.
"So with the arrival of Sandra, I really want to pursue that agenda for our museum."
Before her appointment at the museum about a year ago, Benito was general deputy director at the Museo del Palacio de Bellas Artes in Mexico City, the same institution where Velásquez was director before taking the top post at the San Diego Museum of Art in 2010. Benito has degrees in art history from the Universidad Iberoamericana and the Universidad Nacional Autonoma de Mexico.
"Here, I have really been able to be concentrated in one specific thing — education," Benito said. "But I'm also aware of the challenges in the different areas in the museum.
"I understand that whenever we want to move this from here to here, there will be a certain chain reaction from different departments. I don't think of it as a wrong thing or something confrontational, because I understand the other areas. I think that has been an advantage for me."
Among her goals are to attract a broader range of audiences to the museum, increase accessibility to the collection, provide "self-directed" opportunities to the museum's visitors, and help transform the museum into more of a "cultural and meaningful destination."
"By cultural destination, I mean the place you don't want to miss," she said. "I don't think we have that here yet. Maybe I'm wrong, because I'm new here. But if you want to have some art or cultural inspiration, where will you go? The La Jolla Playhouse? The symphony? Why can't it be the San Diego Museum of Art? People don't know we have this richness."

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Taking inventory of the county's trees
Massive online map effort seeks help from residents
To paraphrase a poet, there may never be a poem as lovely as a tree. But, OK, just what is that lovely leafy thing worth, anyway?
An ambitious effort to map every urban tree in San Diego County aims to answer that question, quantify the value of all local trees and make a statement about a huge but often underappreciated resource.
"I really want to get the word out," said Robin Rivet, urban forester for the California Center for Sustainable Energy, which is putting the map together. "The environmental benefits of trees are huge."
The map, being assembled with help from the public, is evolving and available online. People will be able to find nearby examples of specific tree species; record varieties they see in their yards and elsewhere; use the site to identify trees they find; and get a calculation of monetary benefits, both individually and collectively.
On March 15, the map showed 296,504 trees with an estimated value of more than $4.8 million, but that's only a small fraction of the county's trees. The number should rise into the millions, and the value estimate will multiply. The database lists mostly municipally owned trees from 13 cities in the county. Only a few trees on private property, at businesses and in most parks have been inventoried.
The goal is to mobilize an army of "citizen scientists," scouts, church groups, schools and landscape architecture students, to fill the gaps and provide a complete picture of the county's urban canopy.
San Diego County's numerous microclimates make it the "richest county in the nation for fruits and nuts," Rivet said. "As a region, we can grow just about everything," including tropicals and subtropicals.
The tree map, funded by a grant from Cal Fire, should make that diversity obvious.
"It's a unique opportunity to share an observation of the urban forest as a whole," said Mike Palat, chairman of the San Diego Regional Urban Forestry Council. "It's going to create a great picture of the variety of trees, the condition of trees. It could be a tremendously useful resource."
The website (sandiegotreemap.org) keeps a running tab of the trees' "yearly eco impact." The nearly 300,000 trees listed as of Thursday, according to the site, have reduced 19,622,883 pounds of CO2 from the atmosphere, conserved 83,213,745 gallons of water, conserved 8,502,988 kilowatts of energy, and reduced 46,244 pounds of pollutants from the air.
Kelaine Vargas, owner of a company called Urban Ecos, developed the program for San Francisco and is managing the San Diego County project. In San Francisco, there are dozens of agencies that manage the city's trees, but before the map, there was never a complete picture, Vargas said. Besides helping demonstrate the trees' value, the map has been a useful pest-management tool, she said.
People appreciate trees' aesthetics, but recognizing their practical value tends to be more subconscious, Vargas said. If you're walking on a sunny, hot day, you'll find it much cooler in the shade of a big tree. But few people think about how much a well-placed, shade-producing tree can reduce air-conditioning costs. The map helps make that point.
That same big tree will catch rainwater in its canopy, hold more moisture in the soil with its roots, reduce runoff and soil erosion, and lessen the strain on a city's storm drains.
The environmental and monetary benefits shown on the tree map site are calculated using software called i-Tree, which Vargas helped create with the U.S. Forest Service. Determining a tree's ecological impact is based on three main variables: the species, the GPS coordinates and the diameter of the trunk.


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American Beauty (Sapphire Series)
American Beauty won five Academy Awards, one for best picture, and if you havent seen it, Id highly recommend you change your tune. Love it or hate it, the film has enough ideas going on that is should be seen at least once. It was Sam Mendes directorial debut, after his version of Cabaret garnered critical acclaim. It was Alan Balls first writing baby, after doing stints on Cybil and Grace Under Fire. As the opening shots of the film demonstrate, American Beauty is a story of neighborhoods, unlocked doors in closed houses, and the people that inhabit both the light and dark corners of their mortgaged lives. It is the story of Lester Burnham, played by Kevin Spacey, in all his glory, jerking off in the shower, falling for a teenage girl, getting in shape to look good naked, and okay, okay, he sounds like an asshole.
The Movie:
The point of American Beauty is not to like Lester Burnham, the point is to see the metamorphosis of a man who isnt really there -- a breathing, talking somnambulist who recognizes his somnambulism and who has decided to wake up. Hes not the only character in American Beauty who is preparing for an awakening. His daughter, Janie, played by Thora Birch, is blossoming into a young woman -- shes straying off the concrete sidewalk her parents have laid out for her, finding love somewhere in the grass ('cause, obviously, thats what young love is about). Lesters wife, Carolyn (Annette Bening), is not really happy, and this has forced her into some sort of moral abandonment, a place where she, too, can feel reckless and free. As an audience sees these transformations, they are asked continuously to go with the flow, to disagree or agree, but to watch in horror and anticipation and fascination, with maybe a twinge of guilt because in watching theyve recognized bits and pieces of their own lives.
American Beauty is not generally a film that gets described as "alright." It can be demanding, and it forces audiences to squirm into places they may not be quite ready for. It was created to be a catalyst for emotion -- despair, exhilaration, joy, anger, love. This is why it is hard to feel ambivalent about this movie. It elicits reactions, some to a positive extreme and some to its negative counterpart. Love it, hate it, recommend it, or chastise it, American Beauty leaves a stain; if it didnt, the film wouldnt be doing its job, so it should be hated on, and then were back to square one anyway.
Camp 1: idolizes this film. They think there really is too much beauty in the world to get by without randomly crying about floating bags and rotting birds.
Camp 2: hates on this film. They think theres not enough beauty in the world to be filming strangers without floating bags and rotting birds getting in the way.
Im in Camp 3. I think American Beauty has some problems. I think the paper-bag scene is one of the most ridiculous scenes Ive ever been asked to buy into (see rant in the disc section). I could have lived my whole life without seeing Mena Suvaris tits covered in beautiful, high-definition roses. But I still gave this film five stars. Thats because, five out of ten times, I would rather re-watch American Beauty on a rainy day than any other movie (for reference, four out of five times Almost Famous wins out, and once out of ten its the Fifth Element). My taste may be suspect, but that doesnt mean I dont recognize a little beauty in the world. If thats taking a middle ground, than Im goddamn Christy Turlington.
The Disc:
Id like nothing less than to sell you American Beauty as a film. But what is there to convince you to buy the Blu-ray?
I was hoping that the Blu-ray disc would open with a shot that was different than the regular DVD. Instead, there is the standard shot of the paper bag floating through the air, capturing a supposed beautiful moment. If were talking about emotion, this scene never did anything for me except weird me out a little bit. Plus, with shots at the paper-bag scene coming from reviewers to cartoons -- did people ever really find that scene attractive? -- its both a bit surprising and I guess a bit touching that Mendes would stand behind it enough to include it in the discs opener. That being said, forcing me through the bag scene again is still a cruel use of thirty seconds.
Which leads us to the disc. The Blu-ray features the same commentary from Sam Mendes and Alan Ball and the same trailers that are on the DVD I already owned. If youve never owned a copy of American Beauty, watching the film with the commentary on is both fun and informative -- see Mendes and Ball laughing as Spacey freaks out in the asparagus scene, commenting on Lester and his schlubby walk, based loosely on Walter Mathau. Spot on.
There are also some okay interviews from some of the people involved in the film. Alright, if youre into hearing Thora Birch gush about how energetic Annette Bening is when she delves into character. Finally, the disc also features the two original trailers for the movie. This may just be me, but the trailer for the film sucks. I love the cuts of Baba OReilly, but the incessant overplaying of the tagline look closer is really irritating, and the clips chosen up until the last two frames are mostly weird choices. The second trailer is better but doesnt sell me the Blu-ray in any way. As Ive said time and again, Ive seen it all before. If you already own a copy, leave it at that.
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SDSU faces an Air Force team you might not recognize
The transition offense gets Air Force easier baskets, certainly, than spending 35 seconds trying to bait you into a layup off a back cut. But it does something else. It keeps teams off the offensive boards and negates Air Force's inherent disadvantages in size and athleticism.
The Aztecs have averaged 15.3 offensive rebounds in their last four games against Air Force and held a commanding 63-15 advantage on second-chance points. But do they commit extra bodies to glass this time at the risk of a Falcons run-out?
"They bring a different element to the table," said SDSU coach Steve Fisher, whose 22nd-ranked Aztecs (16-4, 4-2) had a bye Wednesday and thus a full week to prepare. "Before, you talked about make sure you take care of the ball because possessions will be limited. Now, Air Force is playing still the way Air Force used to play but they're playing to some degree like everybody else playing.
"They're pushing the ball, quick shooting it when they've got it, then they spread it and make you guard all the things they've run for years with success. They're a very, very good basketball team, and they are even doubly that at home."
No. 22 SDSU at Air Force
Site/time: Clune Arena, Colorado Springs, Colo./Noon PST Saturday.
TV/radio: Time Warner Cable SportsNet/AM-600, FM-101.5
Records: SDSU is 16-4, 4-2; Air Force is 13-6, 4-2.
Series: SDSU leads 17-14 and has won eight of the last nine, the lone loss coming last year on the road.
Aztecs outlook: Xavier Thames (back) and Chase Tapley (right wrist) have practiced minimally all week and are questionable, although both seem to be improving. Tapley hurt his wrist against New Mexico and it swelled afterward. He had X-rays and an MRI, both of which showed evidence of an old injury but nothing new. Going to Air Force with injuries is a familiar tale. In the 58-56 loss last year, Jamaal Franklin (ankle) didn't dress and Garrett Green (ankle) sat out most of the second half. Over the past two years, SDSU has held Air Force to three of its eight worst shooting performances, including 34.7 and 34.9 percent last season. James Rahon leads the nation in fewest turnovers per minutes played, averaging one every 89 minutes.
Falcons outlook: They have five seniors and start four, with a combined 464 college games played and 328 starts. G Michael Lyons (18 ppg, 4.6 rpg) is second in the Mountain West in scoring. G Todd Fletcher is tops in assist-to-turnover ratio at 3.08. The Falcons lead the MW in overall field-goal percentage (.484) and are second in 3-point percentage (.394), and since conference started they are making 82.7 percent of their free throws. And at 4-2 they are tied with SDSU, UNLV and Colorado State for second place. Not bad for a team picked to finish last in the preseason media poll. This begins their moment of truth, however, with the four of the next five against SDSU, New Mexico, UNLV and Colorado State. This is the third straight year they have hosted SDSU on a Saturday afternoon.


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News for faculty and staff
Findings magazine published by the School of Public Health has received two 2013 Circle of Excellence awards from the Council for the Advancement and Support of Education for its special issue "Why Michigan Matters." Findings is published twice annually and distributed to more than 17,000 SPH alumni and friends. Past issues are at www.sph.umich.edu/findings.
The Board of Regents will have its monthly meeting at 3 p.m. July 18 in the North Campus Research Complex, Building 18, North Atrium. To offer public comment at the meeting, sign up in advance at www.regents.umich.edu/meetings/publform.html. Public comments on agenda items will be taken prior to their consideration. Comments on nonagenda items will follow the regular business agenda. People with disabilities who need assistance should contact the Office of the Vice President and Secretary of the University in advance at 734-764-3883. For more about regents meetings, go to www.regents.umich.edu.
Stephen Stefanac, associate dean for patient services at the School of Dentistry, on what inspires him: "I am genuinely inspired by our students. They are extraordinary people — talented, motivated and eager to learn."
Noam Chomsky: "Language Use and Design: conflicts and their significance," 7 p.m. July 11, Rackham Auditorium, part of the 2013 Linguistics Institute.


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As we reported last week, Jessica Simpson made a totally unnecessary remake of "Working Girl" that seemed destined for DVD. Alas, First Look (and hopefully last) Distribution will be releasing the film on a limited basis in Texas. The reasoning? Texas is Jessica's home state, as well as her co-star's Luke Wilson. A spokesperson for First Look, Elizabeth Wolfe, says the film is "very cute". "t is being released in this crowded marketplace in eight theaters in Texas As an independent studio, we, as a rule, don't have major wide releases. It's a very common release practice for independent studios." Wolfe also added that they will consider wider release if the film does well there. After viewing this mess, I think most Texans will probably agree that they'd rather watch David Koresh's compound in Waco burning down again. The cycle begins anew as Jessica has now remade "Private Benjamin" except it's called "Major Movie Star". Send her to Iraq. Please.
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White Sulphur Springs
A Short History of the White Sulphur Springs Hotel
Elizabeth Letcher Pannill Stuart, mother of Civil War General James Ewell Brown "Jeb" Stuart, noted in the 1850s from her home, Laurel Hill, upstream on the Ararat River from the site of the White Sulphur Springs Laurel Hill that people were coming to "take the waters." The White Sulphur Springs Hotel became a major resort stop for people traveling to Mount Airy, North Carolina in the twentieth century, but its history begins many years before.
Hydrotherapy was a taken as a cure many ailments. One strong believer in the treatments was future Confederate General Thomas J. "Stonewall" Jackson. People came to the resort for picnics or month long stays to take the waters, which were considered good for ailments involving the kidney, bladder and indigestion. An advertisement for the resort read this way: "If you are suffering with indigestion, liver or kidney trouble, come and drink the White Sulphur Water. Cure any disease in two weeks including inflammation of the eyes or any trouble caused by impure blood. Will offer names of parties that have been restored."
Originally known as "Gunpowder Springs" the spring comes from a wayward vein of the Ararat River flowing underground across a bed of yellowish green deposits of Sulphur on rocks giving the water the smell of rotten eggs. The use of Sulphur in the making of gunpowder gave it this early name. Local historian Ruth Minick believed the first hotel burned during the Civil War.
An 1875 advertisement in the Winston-Salem Union Republican reported a stage driver named Snider for $3.00 would carry visitors the forty miles to the "Spring in Mount Airy." Many entrepreneurs attempted to operate a hotel at the White Sulphur Springs. In the 1890s, the Granite City Land and Improvement Company advertised a renovation of the hotel even hiring an architect from Lynchburg. A new road from Mount Airy was built to "revolutionize our trade" with Patrick County, Virginia. The Yadkin Valley News reported in 1895, "the spring itself is a limpid pool of water as crystal and pure as the dew of the morning. It is about two feet square two and a half feet deep and so clear that the bottom is seen as if reflected in a mirror."
In the late nineteenth century, the Mount Airy and Eastern Railroad "the Dinky" came by the White Sulphur Springs Hotel along the Ararat River running from Mount Airy, North Carolina to Kibler Valley along the Dan River in Patrick County, Virginia. The gauge or width of the railroad was 36 inches and standard gauge is 4 feet 8 inches. The Cape Fear and Yadkin Valley Railroad connected Mount Airy to Wilmington, North Carolina. The railroad reached Mount Airy in 1888 with a spur built three years later to what is today is the world's largest open face granite quarry.
Railroad service spurred a boom time for the "granite city" with the granite, furniture and tobacco industries. The large amount of Victorian architecture still in Mount Airy speaks to this time of growth. The "Dinky" chartered in 1899 was a spur from this line and ran until 1918. This rail service ran for 19.25 miles with only five of that being in North Carolina. The first 15.75 miles opened in early 1900 and extended to Kibler Valley nearly three years later.
The train brought the mail picking up and depositing packages along the tracks while carrying local people to the hotel for picnics, Sunday school groups, and courting couples sitting in chairs on flatcars along with out of town visitors to the resort. The railroad brought lumber from Virginia back to the furniture factories in Mount Airy. Stories of the train stopping so passengers could pick blackberries abound. The late historian, Ruth Minnick, use to love to tell the story, possibly apocryphal, of the Kibler Valley girl who fell in love with the engineer of the Dinky and ran off with him, got married, moved out west and lived happily ever after much to the chagrin of her father.
In the early 1900s, a newspaper reported a swinging bridge over the Ararat River connected a hotel that could host two hundred guests with electric lights, private baths, doors from each room opening onto a wide porch. There was a dancing pavilion, billiard room and bowling alley to go with the two fresh water springs and small summerhouses. Fire destroyed the hotel again during World War One.
Rebuilt before the Great Depression the White Sulphur Springs reached its zenith. The resort boasted 165 rooms, horse stable, 165 acres of lawns and woods for walking and riding trails, a 2000 foot latticed dancing pavilion with polished wood floors supplied with orchestra music. The hotel contained three main floors with the wings of four stories accommodating 250 guests. Guests traveled on excursions to Fancy Gap, the Devil's Den or the Pinnacles of Dan. Fried chicken was the signature midday meal consumed by guests including Southern Governors, Europeans and people from South America. One story from this time involves the tragic death of a Brazilian lady at the hotel. Her room came to be "haunted" and no one would stay in her room for over a year.
The hotel closed in the 1940s and the building became a chicken coup that burned in 1955 killing over 28,000 animals. One newspaper reporter described this way: "It began as a gracious resort for the well to do in the 1880s and ended as the biggest chicken roast in the country." Today only the rock supports for the hotel's columns are still present along with access to the Sulphur smelling water.
Maps from the early 1900s make you appreciate how much our roads have improved, but it was the coming of the automobile culture along with the Great Depression and World War Two that doomed the hotel. The son of the last owner before the fire described the White Sulphur Springs "The past was bright, but the future is dim" until now as efforts to rebuild the resort that was once the show place of our region. Something seems lost especially for those who still are nostalgic for dancing with their sweetheart at the resort. The future is again bright for the White Sulphur Springs.
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The Anne Boleyn Budget — 1000 Days In
Anne Boleyn was queen for 1000 days then her head rolled off her shoulders thanks to a Frenchman's sword. We're seeing the Anne Boleyn of budgets making its way to Capitol Hill now — after 1000 days the President is finally presenting his budget. But like the last one that got rejected 97-0 in the Senate, this one too, it seems, will get rejected by | Read More »


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|SHINE A LIGHT: No more sore eyes. Maria Anina Do Santos, 9, and Fatima Do Santos Braganza, 12, do their homework beneath a bio-gas lit bulb. Photo: Tom Greenwood/Oxfam
Very few areas of rural East Timor have access to electricity. Portable generators provide a limited service to the lucky few that can afford diesel.
Oxfam New Zealand is supporting its East Timorese partner, Movimento Cooperativo Economico-Agricola (MCE-A), to develop bio-gas as a low-cost, renewable energy source for rural communities.
Biogas, composed mainly of methane and carbon dioxide, is produced when biological matter breaks down in the absence of oxygen. With a few minor adjustments to generators, the gas can be used to produce electricity. Gas is also piped to each house to be used for cooking.
The communities benefiting from this project are now using electric bulbs to light community centres and homes. "Before we used only petrol or kerosene lamps – they smelt bad and made me cough. Now we use electricity which has much better light. I use the light to sew dresses – before I couldn't so I would just go to bed instead," says Prisca Do Santos, Suai District.
Take action against climate change now!
- Watch the Sisters on the Planet videos and be inspired by women who are leading the response to the climate crisis in their communities.
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Things to see and do - Ouro Preto
Leaving for Brazil
Museu de Ciência e Técnica, Ouro Preto :
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Museu de Ciência e Técnica, Ouro Preto
Museu de Ciência e Técnica, Ouro Preto : Michelin's recommendations
The Museu de Ciência e Técnica, a former mining school, was founded by Frenchman Claude-Henri Gorceix (1876). It has an exceptional collection of minerals (most notably a very rare imperial topaz) excavated from the subsoils of Minas Gerais and of the whole of Brazil. Various instruments used for boring and digging are on display, including a drill, diving suit, vibrating table and magnetic separator. The astronomy section of the museum puts on observation sessions.
Useful Information
- Address : Praça Tiradentes 20 BR - Ouro-PretoOuro-Preto
- Phone : (31) 3559-3119
- Website : http://www.museu.em.ufop.br
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1. De La Salle (Concord, Calif.) 6-0 (1)
The biggest game of the year on the Spartans' schedule takes place Friday
at Diablo Valley College when they meet national powerhouse Evangel
Christian of Shreveport, La. De La Salle warmed up for that matchup last
Friday with a 63-7 romp over Freedom of Oakley. Returning to the lineup
for the first time was highly-regarded wide receiver Cameron Colvin, who
had missed the first five games due to academic ineligibility. De La
Salle won its 144th straight game, which doubles the previous national
record of 72 set in 1974 by Hudson, Mich. Game time for Friday's game is
5 p.m. and it will be shown live on ESPN2.
2. Lufkin (Lufkin, Texas) 7-0 (2)
The Panthers defeated district rival Longview for the seventh straight
time, 35-21, after scoring 25 unanswered second quarter points and
leading 32-7 at halftime.
The impressive win for Lufkin over a team that beat Evangel Christian by
43-26 should cement this teams status as the nations No. 2 team and
makes the Panthers (we think) an obvious No. 1 should Evangel knock off
De La Salle on Friday. Lufkin visits once-beaten Tyler Lee, a former FAB
50 team, on Friday.
3. Warren Harding (Warren, Ohio) 9-0 (3)
The Raiders continued to impress by scoring their third straight victory
over host Massillon Washington, 31-15. Quarterback Alex Engram tossed
three TD passes and rushed for 89 yards. The final regular season opponent is Austintown
4. Palm Bay (Melbourne, Fla.) 7-0 (5)
Sophomore Quinton Banks rushed nine times for 120 yards and two
touchdowns as the Pirates extended their win streak to state-best 20
games with a 35-6 win over St. Cloud. Next opponent is Cocoa.
5. Los Alamitos (Los Alamitos, Calif.) 6-0 (4)
The Griffins have to slip a notch this week after their third close game
of the season. This time, they rallied from a 21-14 deficit heading into
the fourth quarter and beat Edison of Huntington Beach, 28-21. The key
play in the comeback was a 60-yard interception return for a TD by
linebacker Matt Quinn. Los Al plays Fountain Valley this week, a team
that lost by just one point in its first game to No. 14 Mission Viejo.
6. Don Bosco Prep (Ramsey, N.J.) 6-0 (6)
Quarterback Mike Teel passed for 202 yards and four touchdowns as Don
Bosco dominated previously-unbeaten and state No. 3 ranked Hackensack,
whose defense hadn't allowed a touchdown all season, by 42-0. It was Don
Bosco's 18th straight win. After a bye weekend, Don Bosco takes on state
No. 2 Montvale St. Joseph.
7. Carroll (Southlake, Texas) 7-0 (7)
Quarterback Chase Daniel completed 20 of 26 passes for 312 yards and four
touchdowns and rushed for two scores as Carroll won its 23rd straight
game, 42-10, over Flower Mound.
8. North Penn (Lansdale, Pa.) 8-0 (8)
North Penn defeated Central Bucks East, 38-7, keeping the team's five-TD
win streak alive. North Penn has scored 35 or more points in every game
this season. North Penn faces two remaining regular season tests in
Pennsbury (6-2) and Central Bucks West (6-2).
9. Union (Tulsa, Okla.) 7-0 (10)
Oklahoma's No. 1 ranked team, and defending Class 6A champion, extended
its win streak to 21 games with a 58-8 rout of Sand Springs.
10. Independence (Charlotte, N.C.) 9-0 (12)
The Patriots keep on rolling with their 55th straight victory, this one
63-0 over Central Cabarrus after leading by 36-0 after a quarter and 50-0
at halftime. Quarterback Joe Cox completed 17 of 20 passes for 207 yards
and three scores. Independence has outscored foes, 458-79.
11. St. Joseph's Prep (Philadelphia, Pa.) 8-0 (14)
The Hawks hiked their win streak to 31 games with a 28-10 conquest of
Cardinal O'Hara. Danny Jones carried 10 times for 106 yards and a score.
The Hawks visit Gilman School in Baltimore, Md., this weekend.
12. Mentor (Mentor, Ohio) 9-0 (17)
The Cardinals, now ranked No. 2 in state Division I behind Warren
Harding, continued its offensive output last weekend with a 59-7 pounding
of Lorain Admiral King.
13. Mountain View (Mesa, Ariz.) 7-0 (13)
Marc LeBaron rushed 13 times for 124 yards and one touchdown as the
defending state Class 5A champions extended their win streak to 21 games
with a 14-7 win over Desert Vista. LeBaron has seven straight 100-yard
rushing games. The Toros visit Yuma Cibola this week.
14. Mission Viejo (Mission Viejo, Calif.) 6-0 (16)
Mark Sanchez threw a pair of TD passes and reserve RB Ramon Scott scored
twice as the Diablos breezed to a 47-0 triumph vs. Trabuco Hills of
Mission Viejo. It was the teams 34th straight win. Next up this week is
a matchup vs. El Toro, former school of head coach Bob Johnson.
15. Richmond County (Rockingham, N.C.) 9-0 (15)
The Raiders won two close games last week. On Monday, in a game delayed
from the weekend, they survived a 35-33 shootout vs. Scotland County. On
Friday, they downed Fayetteville 71st as Marcus Rush carried 25 times for
125 yards and a TD.
16. Carol City (Miami, Fla.) 7-0 (21)
If there's a Game Five of the World Series, it will be played Thursday at
Pro Player Stadium. Two days later, on the same field, it will be Carol
City (7-0) playing No. 45 Miami Northwestern (7-0) in a major high school
football showdown between the states top two ranked Class 6A schools.
The Chiefs tuned up for this week's showdown by scoring 28 second half
points in a 42-6 win over North Miami. Sophomore Terry Jones rushed nine
times for 172 yards and three touchdowns.
17. The Woodlands (The Woodlands, Texas) 7-0 (18)
Samson Taylor rushed 19 times for 146 yards and three touchdowns as the
Highlanders dominated Klein, 45-7, after leading 31-0 at halftime.
18. Cumberland Valley (Mechanicsburg, Pa.) 8-0 (19)
The Eagles scored their fifth mercy-rule victory of the season and
blanked Central Dauphin by 43-0. Cumberland Valley visits Chambersburg
next weekend.
19. Millard North (Omaha, Neb.) 7-0 (20)
The Mustangs scored on their first six possessions and rushed for 489
yards en route to a 48-7 pounding of Omaha South. Junior fullback Jake
Behrens rushed for 139 yards and four touchdowns.
20. Carmel (Mundelein, Ill.) 8-0 (23)
The No. 1 ranked Illinois team vaulted to a 49-0 halftime cushion and
routed St. Viator, 49-24. Steve Hironimus rushed nine times for 141 yards
and two TDs.
21. East Grand Rapids (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 8-0 (24)
The Pioneers held Northview to 66 total offense yards and scored a 52-0
shutout for the state's No. 1 ranked Division 3 team. The Pioneers face
Wayland on Friday.
22. Montgomery Bell Academy (Nashville, Tenn.) 8-0 (22)
The No. 1 ranked Tennessee team was idle last weekend and tackles
University School on Friday.
23. North Shore (Houston, Texas) 7-0 (25)
The Mustangs exploded for a 41-0 halftime lead on their way to a 48-0
blanking of South Houston. North Shore's defense allowed 84 total offense
24. South Gwinnett (Snellville, Ga.) 6-0 (26)
Quarterback Ryan Rickert completed nine of 12 passes for 193 yards and
three touchdowns as the Comets rebounded from a 20-16 halftime deficit to
down North Gwinnett, 29-20.
25. Blue Springs (Blue Springs, Mo.) 7-0 (28)
Blue Springs scored on five of its six first half possessions and
dominated Lee's Summitt, 35-7. Justin Brown scored on a 37-yard pass
reception and returned an interception 48 yards.
26. Brookwood (Snellville, Ga.) 5-1 (27)
The Broncos rebounded from their first loss with a 48-7 pounding of
Duluth after leading 41-7 at halftime. Antonio Lamar ran for 153 yards
and Chris Covington 152 yards and both scored two touchdowns and sat out
most of the second half.
27. Wayne County (Waynesboro, Miss.) 8-0 (29)
Jerrod Sims scored four touchdowns -- two rushing and two pass receiving
-- as the state's No. 1 ranked team dominated Mendenhall, 49-6, with its
14th straight win. Wayne County visits state No. 3 West Jones Friday.
28. Summerville (Summerville, S.C.) 8-0 (30)
The Green Wave rolled to its eighth straight victory with a 35-12
decision over Beaufort. South Carolina's No. 1 ranked team visits Battery
Creek this week.
29. Oak Creek (Oak Creek, Wis.) 8-0 (32)
Devon Johnson rushed for 136 yards and four touchdowns as Wisconsin's No.
1 ranked team routed Burlington, 52-8.
30. Chaparral (Scottsdale, Ariz.) 8-0 (31)
Quarterback Darren Mougey completed 16 of 22 passes for 229 yards and
three touchdowns as the state's No. 1 ranked Class 4A team downed city
rival Saguaro, 49-7.
31. Parkview (Lilburn, Ga.) 6-1 (34)
Brad Lester rushed 30 times for 186 yards and three touchdowns as the
three-time defending state Class 5A champion Panthers downed Norcross,
32. Everett (Everett, Mass.) 5-0 (36)
Frank Nuzzo scored two rushing touchdowns and caught a scoring pass from
brother Matt Nuzzo in a 42-0 victory over Arlington. Everett is aiming
for a third straight Eastern Massachusetts Super Bowl title.
33. DeMatha (Hyattsville, Md.) 7-0 (37)
Junior running back Anthony Wiseman scored four touchdowns as the Stags
handled previously-unbeaten Good Counsel, 48-17. DeMatha has defeated the
preseason No. 1 team in D.C. and a pair of ranked Maryland top 10 teams
so far this season.
34. Benedictine (Cleveland, Ohio) 9-0 (nr)
Ohio's No. 1 ranked Division III team, and top-ranked in all classes in
the Cleveland metro area, downed Villa Angela-St Joseph, 30-10, as Ray
Williams rushed for 189 yards and one TD.
35. Camden County (Kingsland, Ga.) 6-0 (nr)
The Wildcats, now ranked No. 1 in state Class 5A, recorded their fourth
straight shutout and fifth of the season in a 57-0 rout of Brunswick.
Camden County put the mercy rule to a test with a 50-0 lead after three periods.
36. Mainland (Daytona Beach, Fla.) 7-0 (38)
The Bucs survived a 10-6 victory over New Smyrna Beach as Travis Parks
returned a punt 35 yards to set up the winning score.
37. Mullen (Denver, Colo.) 7-0 (39)
Coach Dave Logan's team plays Grandview this week in matchup of the
state's No. 1 vs. No. 2 teams. Mullen prepped for the game with a closer-
than-expected 18-14 win over Smoky Hill. Maurice Greer ran for 211 yards
on 27 carries and scored twice.
38. Hoover (Hoover, Ala.) 7-1 (41)
The Bucs got back on the winning track by blanking Oak Mountain, 38-0,
with a ball-control ground attack.
39. Ennis (Ennis, Texas) 7-0 (42)
Quarterback Graham Harrell completed 21 of 30 passes for 348 yards and
seven touchdowns, including five to Jarvis Woodson, as Ennis routed Red
Oak, 69-7. Ennis is averaging 509 total offense yards per game.
40. Byrnes (Duncan, S.C.) 8-0 (nr)
The defending state Class 4A-II champion Rebels moved into the rankings
after an impressive 28-7 victory over previously-unbeaten Spartanburg
Dorman, which had allowed only 35 points in seven wins.
41. Kentwood (Covington, Wash.) 7-0 (35)
The Conquerors struggled to beat winless Kent-Meridian, 13-3, and had to
take a hit in this week's rankings. The two-time defending state champs
may have been caught looking ahead to a matchup this week vs. 6-1
Kentlake of Kent in more of a rivalry game.
42. Kamehameha (Honolulu, Hawaii) 7-0 (43)
You have to love a team in which the star quarterbacks name also is an
abbreviated version of the school's name. For Kamehameha, that's QB Pono
Kam. He completed 13 of 17 passes for 176 yards and three TDs in last
week's 48-21 win over Pac-Five of Honolulu.
43. J.W. North (Riverside, Calif.) 6-0 (45)
Damon Morton continued to be da man for the Huskies. The All-American
wide receiver caught four passes for 158 yards and three TDs and also
returned a punt 76 yards for a score in last week's 59-14 victory over
Riverside Poly. This week's opponent is Moreno Valley.
44. Northridge (Layton, Utah) 8-0 (44)
The three-time defending state champs took last week off, spending extra
time no doubt preparing for this week's matchup vs. 8-0 Clearfield. While
the Knights are No. 1 in the latest Class 5A state rankings, Clearfield
isn't too far behind at No. 3.
45. Northwestern (Miami, Fla.) 7-0 (nr)
The Bulls, ranked No. 2 in state Class 6A behind rival Carol City, may
have been looking ahead to Saturday's matchup vs. the FAB 50 ranked
Chiefs when they defeated Dr. Krop, 17-14. This Saturday's showdown has been moved to Pro
Player Stadium because of the expected large crowd.
46. St. Bonaventure (Ventura, Calif.) 6-0 (46)
The Seraphs posted their first shutout of the season, 35-0, over Buena of
Ventura as junior RB Matt Lee scored four touchdowns. St. Bonaventure
meets Ventura High in this week's game.
47. Muskegon (Muskegon, Mich.) 8-0 (47)
Michigan's No. 1 ranked Division 2 team capitalized on its punt return
team in a 42-14 victory over Mona Shores. One 70-yard punt return went
for a touchdown and another 46-yard return set up a score.
48. Reitz (Evansville, Ind.) 9-0 (48)
Indiana's No. 1 ranked Class 5A team prevailed in a 24-14 victory over
city rival and state ranked Class 3A Evansville Mater Dei. Reitz averages
48 points a game.
49. Hamilton (Chandler, Ariz.) 6-1 (49)
Tramell McGill scored on a 70-yard run and a 49-yard pass reception as
Hamilton defeated Gilbert Mesquite, 38-7.
50. Hunter (Salt Lake City, Utah) 9-0 (50)
Chad Reeve and Matt Murray both returned interceptions for scores and
running backs Tauni Vakapuna and Matt Asiata both rushed for more than
200 yards and scored three TDs in a wild 69-39 triumph over Mountain
Crest of Hyrum. The only downer for Hunter was that the defense, which
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passes and 411 yards through the air to Mountain Crest sophomore Brady
Dropped Out: Previous No. 9 St Ignatius (Cleveland, Ohio); No. 11 Lincoln
(Tallahassee, Fla.); No. 33 Phoebus (Hampton, Va.); No. 40 Carencro
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Neugebauer, Sabina
Title/s: Assistant Professor
Specialty Area: Educational Psychology, Language and Literacy Development, Instrument Design, Teacher Preparation
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Phone: 312.915.7061
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Dr. Neugebauer's research focuses on the language and literacy development of linguistically diverse students from childhood through adolescence. Her research aims to identify linguistic and affective factors that influence students' reading comprehension for the purpose of improving the literacy outcomes of students in traditionally underserved schools. Neugebauer's research uses an interdisciplinary approach to solve problems of practice through empirical studies that draw from intersecting fields including educational psychology, instrument design, and adolescent literacy.
Dr. Neugebauer has conducted experimental evaluations of vocabulary interventions to improve reading in bilingual settings, multi-tiered contexts and digital environments. Using longitudinal methods she has identified and tracked motivational factors that influence text comprehension. To more accurately and validly capture efficacious student learning in situ, she has designed and validated several measures that address contextual factors that influence students' motivation and engagement with text, as well as teachers adoption of reading related interventions. Presently, Dr. Neugebauer is conducting two studies, using data supported by an Institute of Education Sciences fellowship. The first, explores the development of an instrument to measure daily reading motivation across the content areas and the second investigates the role of teacher discourse in promoting students' strategic and engaged word learning.
Dr. Neugebauer was previously an Institute of Education Sciences fellow as well as the Richard Tucker Fellow for the Center for Applied Linguistics. She has presented at international and national conferences dedicated to reading development and has published in journals including the Reading Teacher, Reading Psychology, Harvard Educational Review, Learning and Individual Difference, and the Journal of School Psychology, among others. She is a co-editor of the book Indigenous Knowledge: Sites of Struggle Strength and Survivance published by the Harvard Education Press and is a co-author of the forthcoming edition of Interventions for Reading Problems: Designing and Evaluating Effective Strategies published by Guilford Press. Dr. Neugebauer has taught and collaborated with teachers across multiple settings including elementary and middle school classrooms, in the U.S. and abroad.
Ed.D., Harvard University, Cambridge, MA
Program Areas
- Reading
- Secondary Education
- Elementary Education
Research Interests
- Language and literacy development of linguistically diverse learners
- Vocabulary interventions
- Adolescent reading motivation and engagement
- Instrument design
Professional & Community Affiliations
- American Educational Research Association (AERA)
- American Psychological Association (APA)
- International Reading Association (IRA)
- College Instructors of Reading Professionals (CIRP)
- Illinois Reading Council (IRC)
- Society for Research in Child Development (SRCD)
- Society for the Scientific Study of Reading (SSSR)
Courses Taught
- CIEP 362 Literacy Instruction in Content Areas
- CIEP 423 Advanced Literacy Instruction in Content Areas
- CIEP 359 Teaching Reading in the Elementary School
- TLSC 440 Language and Literacy for Diverse Students:
Teaching and Assessing Culturally and Linguistically
Diverse Students
- TLSC 441 Using Classroom Data in a Collaborative Environment
to Advance Student Achievement.
- TLSC 442 Discipline-Specific Literacy for Diverse Students:
Teaching and Assessing Culturally and Linguistically
Diverse Students
- Faculty Summer Research Fellowship Loyola University Chicago (2014)
- Institute of Education Sciences (IES) Postdoctoral Fellow (2011-2013)
- Jeanne Chall Literacy Travel Grant (2010)
- Center for Applied Linguistics Tucker Fellow (2009-2010)
- David Rockefeller Center for Latin American Studies Summer Grant (2006-2010)
- Michael Crichton Fellowship, Department of Social Medicine, Harvard Medical School (2009)
Selected Publications
- Neugebauer, S.R. (in press). Stable or Situated Understandings of Adolescent Reading Engagement across Readers and Raters. Journal of Educational Research
- Coyne, M., Neugebauer, S.R., & Ware, S. (in press). Vocabulary and its role in early comprehension development. In A. D-P., S. Gear, & A. V. Klech (Eds.), Pre-Reader Comprehension: An Essential Building Block to Becoming a Successful Reader. Baltimore, MD: Brookes Publishing
- *Kieffer, M., Marinell, W., Neugebauer, S. (in press). Navigating into, through, and beyond the middle grades: The role of middle grades attendance in staying on-track for high school graduation. Journal of School Psychology, 51, 81-96.
*Alphabetical order, equal authorship across authors.
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Leading digital distributor Cinedigm has teamed up with Drafthouse Films, the distribution arm of Alamo Drafthouse Cinemas, to bring a roster of acclaimed films to a variety of on-demand platforms. The partnership is set to become effective at the top of next year, with the two working together to release films on a variety of formats that will encompass DVD/Blu-ray, broadcast television, subscription VOD, cable VOD, and digital platforms.
"We have long been huge fans of the Alamo Drafthouse brand, and since its inception a few years ago, have been continually impressed by the taste and vision of Drafthouse Films," said Cinedigm Entertainment Group Co-President Susan Margolin. "We are thrilled to partner with Tim League, James Shapiro and the talented Drafthouse team to bring the highly distinctive voice of the Drafthouse Films brand to home audiences beginning this January. It's a great fit."
The first film the two will work on in their partnership is "Cheap Thrills," starring Ethan Embry, Pat Healy and Sara Paxton, which will receive a pre-theatrical VOD release in January before rolling out into theaters in February.


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Roberts, Bryan W. (2013) Three Merry Roads to T-Violation. In: [2013] Workshop on Cosmology and Time (State College, PA; 16-17 April 2013).
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This paper is a tour of how the laws of nature can distinguish between the past and the future, or be T-violating. I argue that, in terms of the basic argumentative structure, there are really just three approaches currently being explored. I show how each is characterized by a symmetry principle, which provides a template for detecting T-violating laws even without knowing the laws of physics themselves. Each approach is illustrated with an example, and the prospects of each are considered in extensions of particle physics beyond the standard model.
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In Costa Rica, WEConnect International has partnered with One Stop Search, a consulting company that specializes in SME throughout Central America, to deliver WEConnect International services.
VIDEO: The Costa Rica Minister of Economy, Industry and Trade, Mayi Antillon, talks during the 2nd. Annual WEConnect International Forum in Costa Rica about WEConnect International and the importance of promoting women's economic inclusion. (In Spanish with English Subtitles) -October 31, 2013.
VIDEO: Speakers from the 2nd. Annual WEConnect International Forum in Costa Rica talk about WEConnect International and the importance of promoting women's economic inclusion. (In Spanish) -October 31, 2013.
News & Events
"Mujeres emprendedoras, camino al éxito de la mano de grandes empresas"
"Redacción, 17 mar (elmundo.cr) – WEConnect International es una ONG, con oficinas en 18 países del mundo, cuyo foco es conectar a mujeres empresarias con los mercados globales y con las multinacionales en Costa Rica.
WEConnect Internacional identifica, educa, registra y certifica empresas de negocios de mujeres con sede fuera de los EEUU que son propiedad de al menos el 51%, administrado y controlado por una o más mujeres, y luego los conecta con compradores corporativos multinacionales…"
Apply for VV GROW Fellowship by January 31, 2016
Are you a woman business owner from Latin America looking to grow her business? Vital Voices Global Partnership is currently accepting applications for 2016-2017 VV GROW Fellowship, a highly competitive one-year accelerator program for women owners of small and medium sized business. Learn more about the fellowship and how to apply here: http://www.vitalvoices.org/what-we-do/issues/economic-empowerment/apply-vv-grow-fellowship!
First Latin American Regional Forum
"Connecting Women-Owned Businesses with Global Value Chains"
On March 26, 2015, WEConnect International held its first regional forum in Colombia featuring key speakers, training sessions, networking opportunities, and a trade fair. This event also marked WEConnect International's official opening in Colombia and features its Women Business Enterprises (WBEs). Special recognition awards were also presented to WBEs, WEConnect International corporate members, and partnership organizations that have demonstrated exceptional success and leadership.
See photos from the event on Facebook!
Read more about the event in the news:
- EFE: "WEConnect International llega Colombia para impulsar a mujeres empresarias"
- El Espectador: "Una red que ayuda a las mujeres empresarias"
- El Economista America: "Empresarias colombianas se vincularán a grandes cadenas globales de valor"
- Entorno Inteligente: "Empresaras globales, tras negocios con firmas de mujeres"
- KienyKe: "Ella empezó con un restaurante casero y hoy provee a cinco multinacionales"
Costa Rica WBE Featured in #iamwoman Campaign
(18 March 2015) "In Costa Rica, there are two threats to economic empowerment for women. The first are the extend formalities for any company in order to function, limited by bureaucracy. Second, there is the mentality impregnated within our society, where often its women who put obstacles in front of herself from reaching her goals and achieve the economic empowerment.
Economic empowerment for women entrepreneurs today is increasingly a reality thanks to efforts of different organizations in Latin America, such as WEConnect International, where valuable tools for companies led by women and empower you to provide in order to grow, and not just immediate but to expand globally."
And follow the #iamwoman campaign on Twitter.
Empresas con esencia femenina: conozca algunos negocios forjados por mujeres destacadas
(20 Nov 2014) Desarrollar un negocio propio es una tarea difícil, pues conlleva no solo muchas horas de trabajo, sino inversión, sudor, lidiar con 'moretones' por las caídas y fracasos que se llegan a experimentar, y -por supuesto- no pueden faltar las lágrimas.
Para las mujeres, establecer un negocio a veces puede resultar un reto mayor, pues -aunque tienen las mismas capacidades que los hombres- aún hoy en una sociedad más avanzada existen obstáculos que enfrentar debido a los numerosos 'roles sociales' que se ve obligada a cumplir una mujer.
Sin embargo, muchas han desafiado los patrones sociales y salido adelante con sus negocios.
Esto quedó demostrado ayer durante la rueda de negocios realizada en el Hotel Marriot, en Belén de Heredia, donde participaron mujeres empresarias que forman parte de la red We Connect Costa Rica, organización especializada en brindar respaldo al sector femenino empresarial...
30 pequeñas empresarias ampliaron contactos en rueda de negocios celebrada hoy
(19 Nov 2014) La mañana de este miércoles se realizó una rueda de negocios en la que alrededor de 30 pymes integradas por mujeres ofrecieron sus productos y establecieron contactos de negocios con multinacionales y empresas como Marriot, el Banco Nacional, Intel, Cefa, Citi, la Clínica Bíblica, Ernst & Young, Microsoft, Sodexo, Walmart y el Banco Interamericano de Desarrollo.
Las mujeres empresarias forman parte de la red We Connect Costa Rica, que opera desde el 2012 en el país y que se dedica a apoyar los emprendimientos de mujeres en diferentes áreas: tecnología, alimentos, diseño de ropa, joyería, comunicación, catering service, arquitectura, entre otras.
Algunos negocios que participaron son The Gluten Free Factory, Étnico, LCF Beachwear, Scatola Rosa, Impresión Digital Directa, Full Technology, Integratel, Uno a Uno Mercadeo, Tortillas La Malinche y Chile Jelly.
Costa Rican WBEs focusing on healthy living win free consulting support from EY
May 21, 2014 - Rossella Selmi, owner of La Pequeña Granja, and María Claudia Vargas, owner of The Gluten Free Factory, are the winners in an innovative contest co-organized by WEConnect International and Corporate Member Ernst & Young for WEConnect International-certified WOBs in Costa Rica. Read more...
WEConnect International caps busy week in Costa Rica as signatory of historic document
WEConnect International and representatives of public and private organizations that support female empowerment joined Costa Rican President Laura Chinchilla on February 27th in a ceremony in San José to sign an executive decree supporting the economic development of women.
Belisa de las Casas, Director of Latin America for WEConnect International, and Sequeira co-signed the historic document with President Chinchilla on behalf of WEConnect International.
"WEConnect International is extremely proud to be a part of this historic event that reflects the deep commitment of the government of Costa Rica to the progress of women business owners," de las Casas explained.
The ceremony marked the start of the second stage of "Where are the Productive Women in Costa Rica?", a program that aims to raise the visibility of women who are active contributors to the country's economy and to support their efforts. The first part of the initiative focused on building a network of 32 public and private organizations that promote women's development. The second stage, launched at the ceremony, involves 40 development projects managed by women that will be monitored and supported by the network. In addition to the Executive Decree, the members of the network also signed a Letter of Understanding that formalized their cooperation.
President Chinchilla was accompanied by top government officials, including Mayi Antillón, Minister of Economy, Industry and Commerce. Representatives of other institutions actively involved in the initiative were also in attendance, including the leaders of the Instituto Nacional de la Mujer (National Institute of Women) and members of the network.
This initiative receives support from the Director of the Gender Affairs Division of the Economic Commission for Latin America and the Caribbean (ECLAC), with funding from the German Agency for International Cooperation (GIZ). WEConnect International's work in Costa Rica is generously supported by the Inter American Development Bank.
The day prior to the ceremony, Sequeira, was a featured speaker at an event hosted by WEConnect International Corporate Member Banco Nacional de Costa Rica.
The gathering featured workshops and an awareness building meeting.
Sequeira gave a presentation on WEConnect International's work.
María Aminta Quirce, Director for Banca Mujer at Banco Nacional, discussed the financial array of products and services the bank offers to small and medium sized businesses.
Procomer, the foreign trade corporation of Costa Rica, presented information on the country's strongest exporting sectors and discussed the challenges and opportunities for small and medium sized businesses.
Approximately 30 to 35 women business owners, all WEConnect International members and BN clients, attended the event. Joan Flynn, economic attaché of the US Embassy, and Abby Daniel, from the US Department of Commerce were also present.
Photos: Left: Costa Rica President Laura Chinchilla offers keynote remarks during the ceremony to sign an executive decree promoting women's financial empowerment February 27th in San José. WEConnect International, along with other organizations devoted to gender issues, was one of the signatories of the historic document; Right: Mayi Antillón, Costa Rica Minister of Economy, receives from Antonina Sequeira, Market Lead for WEConnect International in Costa Rica, a copy of "Buying for Impact: How to Buy from Women and Change our World", co-authored by WEConnect International CEO Elizabeth Vazquez, during the ceremony to sign an executive decree promoting women's empowerment on February 27th in San José.
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We started a band at the office. And while we only have 2 original songs at the moment, we plan to start doing some live gigs after the New Year.
Please give us a brief bio of yourself.
TOHSAKI Hisayoshi
Born 1976. Graduated Keio University. Became a principal at IMG SRC, Inc., with whom I had been involved as a student since their launch.
Left IMG SRC in May 2005, and established The Strippers.
Awards include the One Show Interactive Gold and London International Ad Awards.
The Strippers currently has a staff of nine.
What do you do for inspiration?
We brainstorm at the office. We form a circle and take turns throwing out ideas -- anything -- about a project, and in the process of developing and organizing those ideas, the final approach often crystallizes.
Please list 3 of your favourite sites.
sensorium - Created in 1996; this is one of the sites that inspired me to go into Web-related work.
Amana - The PhotoAgency site created by the renowned Yugo Nakamura of Tha.
Talby - A site I created in 2004, that's no longer online. The English version was an abridged version of the Japanese site, which was a promotional site for a mobile phone named Talby, designed by Marc Newson.
The site had a lot of different features that I put my heart and soul into creating, like a space where multi-users could converse using gestures via Shockwave3D, an artificial-intelligence conversation program in which the Talby itself became a character and conversed (in Japanese) via synthesized sound, and Talby dominos.
What do you regard as being your biggest achievement?
Having a site I created be a sensation, not among Web designers, but among general users.
It makes me happy to find my sites being talked about somewhere, for example, finding a community to a site I've designed on a social networking site, or in Japan, on the mega anonymous bulletin board known as 2channel.
I strive to create not the kind of design portal and other such sites that Web designers look at and praise, but rather sites that are in effect a form of entertainment, that seem fun and pique the interest of the general public.
What software couldn't you live without?
Macromedia Flash, Adobe Photoshop, Illustrator, After Effects, etc. etc. And of course, Outlook, InternetExplorer and Windows.
What projects do you have in the pipeline?
Most of our work is basically advertising. For example, promotional sites for new products being introduced to the market.
Right now we're working on something for a carbonated beverage, and something related to housing. We're also restructuring a massive EC site.
Who do you rate as being the top 3 design companies?
I'm not that up on overseas sites, but of Japanese sites:
Bascule - a company continually challenging new and interesting things.
Tha - the company of Yugo Nakamura, who I mentioned before.
Business Architects - Yugo Nakamura is also a former member of this company, which today has around 100 employees.
There are a fair number of Web-design companies with staff of over 100 in Japan, but in my opinion, this is the only company of that scale that truly maintains quality and originality. I'm sure a number of their sites have been taken up on FW
What effect on traffic do your new designs have?
I'm not sure I fully understand the question but... once they become the talk of the kind of SNS and bulletin-board sites I mentioned before, people flock to the site, and fans develop.
Having them mentioned in blogs, and suchlike -- I think there are a lot of effects. Of course, these are minor compared to developing banners, if you have the budget to do so.
Who is your target audience?
It differs from project to project: women in their 30s at times, businessmen in their 20s at others.
What area of web design lacks the most?
Speaking in terms of the trade, I guess I'd have to say project budgets.
What did your very first site look like? Is it still online?
The site's no longer functioning, but there are some captured screenshots online. It was a site I made in 1997-98. I used JavaApplet and developed my own server program to create a site where multiple users could simultaneously play an association game.
In present terms, this might be like building something like FlashMediaServer youself, no?.
The way people think differs from person to person. This is especially apparent in the first thing you think of when you hear a particular word.
When they hear the word "Mac", for example, some people will think of an Apple computer, others, McDonalds (which by the way is called Mac in Japan), and still others, the athlete. It really depends on the person's background.
Everything from sex, height, where you were raised, income bracket, and so on.
I created the site to see if those differences wouldn't stand out by having users who were segmented based on these various background characteristics each play an association game in a different space.
Have you written any books, if not do you plan to?
I've co-authored a few books. I don't have anything planned at present.
What was the toughest thing you ever did with Flash? How long did you spend on it? Is it still online?
It was around the time I was working Flash4 that was the toughest.
The program itself was at a substandard level and it had lots of bugs.
Mid Tokyo Maps was a site I created back then. It was awarded the OneShow Gold among other awards.
Do you think Flash is here to stay?
Of course.
What are your views on design/graphic school. Do you think someone can get into the field without educational experience in a school environment?
I think it's possible. I for one didn't graduate from a design or graphic school.
When your company was just getting started, what did you find was most effective for getting new clients?
Creating good sites, and having them be talked/written about. Getting a lot of press in books, blogs, magazines etc.
How have you learned so many Flash/design skills and techniques and can you offer any advice for newbies?
Not Flash per se, but regarding programming, I learned the C (programming) language at university as a compulsory subject.
After that I became interested in programming and on my own played around with Lingo and used Java.
I think once you understand the basic way of thinking in programming, the other languages are not really all that different. Like doing API and other simple checks.
For example, Java and VisualBasic are completely different languages, but the API design is very
With respect to design: I worked part-time at a production company while I was a student, and after that did practical study.
I also created a slew of works on my own site. Now, we create whatever imagery we need for work ourselves, for example, on a recent car project, we made four 2-plus-minute movies.
Reflected images of cars and things was the main feature, which was really touch, but hey...
What is the most expensive thing you've bought in the last week?
I don't think I bought anything last week. My most recent pricey purchase was a vocal effects processor.
We started a band at the office. And while we only have 2 original songs at the moment, we plan to start doing some live gigs after the New Year.
What type of overcoat do you wear when Flashing, basically are you a labels man?
I'm a casual dresser. T-shirts and stuff. Today I'm wearing a Levi's sweatshirt.
There are lots of labels I like, but I'm not married to any. I give the shops a quick scan, and if there's something I want, I buy it, regardless of the label.


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Rendered by Julie C. Brush (artist), c. 1938
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overall: 37.2 x 27.8 cm (14 5/8 x 10 15/16 in.)
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While the bustle continued to be fashionable into the 1890s, a new style, called the "hourglass look," began to emerge. In this dress, dated about 1893, the hourglass effect of a narrow waist was achieved by padding the hips and widening the shoulders. The balloon sleeves and ruffles seen here are silk. The decorative band at the bottom of the skirt is embroidered black velvet.
The designs of Charles Frederick Worth in Paris were enormously influential at this time, owing to fashion magazines such as Harper's Bazaar, Godey's Lady's Book, and Peterson's. These publications brought fashion news from home and abroad to communities throughout the country.
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