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The Zing Anything product line was developed to make a positive contribution toward improving our daily diets – both in the food we eat and the beverages we drink. We strongly believe in the infusion of farm fresh ingredients and we strive to create innovative tools to harness this power. We hope our products can become a driving force in helping the average consumer divert from unhealthy beverage choices. With the Zing Anything products, users can avoid refined sugars, artificial flavorings, preservatives, and colorings while opting for a nutritional hydration choice utilizing all-natural ingredients. Through awareness and cooperation, we hope to work towarda healthier lifestyle.
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ZingAnything AquaZinger Water Infuser Green uses technology that instantly Zings fruit to maximize flavor. As most of you know, everyone needs to drink more water, but even in concept it can come off as a chore. The Aqua Zinger offers a fun new way to enjoy drinking water and reduce food cravings. With the Aqua Zinger, you can drink significantly more water and still satisfy your palate, as well as your body's need for hydration and energy.
The Aqua Zinger water bottle works by subtly infusing water with flavors. From cucumber to lemon and lime, to blackberries, kiwi, strawberry, peach, ginger or even mint - your AquaZinger can infuse them all. Mix and match and get creative: the flavors and ingredients are only limited by your imagination. The Aqua Zinger has the unique ability to create all-natural beverage options, as well as help increase the frequency of water consumption. When water is this delicious, it's hard to avoid! With Zing, the naturally-flavored waters are flavorful and refreshing. A leak-proof cap is included so you can Zing in the car, on the treadmill, at the office - anywhere on the go.
Zing Anything knows everyone is trying to make more health-minded choices at home, at work, or on-the-go. Water plays a major role in your health, and oftentimes, people select beverages containing artificial flavors and high fructose corn syrup, such as soda, sports drinks and juices. Simply by drinking Zing Anything beverages, you get the benefits of:
With the Zing Anything Line, there is no plastic to recycle, no batteries, and no filters to change or throw away. Each Zinger is an environmentally-friendly, green product that is easy to clean and beneficial to your daily nutritional needs.
The Aqua Zinger, Vodka Zinger and Salad Zinger are made of stainless steel construction, and BPA/EA-free Tritan Plastics. The Citrus Zinger is made of BPA/EA-free Tritan Plastics.
The Grinder mechanism on the Aqua Zinger, Vodka Zinger and Salad Zinger, is the same. You can use one bottle for all three purposes if you want, however, please note:
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Made in America, Eastman Tritan copolyester is a tough BPA-free polymer used to make sports bottles that can stand up to extreme use and repeated dishwasher cleaning. Tritan Plastic is impact-resistant and shatter-resistant, and stays clear and durable, even after hundreds of cycles using common dishwasher detergents.
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Food-grade safe 18/8 stainless steel won't rust, oxidize, or leave an aftertaste. Doesn't leach toxins and is ultra-durable and long-lasting, as well as dishwasher-safe.
The Daily Grind
The stainless steel water bottle's bottom-mounted grinder retains the pulp of your ingredients, but allows the pure extracted flavors to travel through a stainless steel screen and infuse the liquid of your choice. Whether you are Zinging with fruit, vegetables, spices, herbs or other tasty ingredients, the Zinger is designed to allow you the ability to custom tailor your beverage flavors.
Through the Salad Zinger, flavoring your own oil and vinegars are only a few of the convenient and delicious options of the Zing Anything philosophy encourages. You can use your Zinged oils for dipping, dressing, sautéing, or as added flavor to plain pastas or rice. Or, combine the oil and vinegar, and zing in some ingredients to create absolutely delicious salad dressings.
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The Citrus Zinger offers an easy way to extract the juice and flavors of lemons, limes or clementines, and infuse them directly into your water bottle. Take the Citrus Zinger on-the-go to the gym, yoga or to the office to indulge in a Zing creation.
Infusing fruits, vegetables, herbs, etc. in water has its roots in Spanish cuisine, and is commonly referred to as aguas frescas. The flavor is light and fresh, but not quite as heavy as a juice, and not as plain as water, either. A single fruit flavor, or complimentary fruit flavors can be refreshing, but if you want to be more adventurous with your flavors, try adding in an herb as mint. There are no rules against sweetening your water with sugar, honey, or agave nectar, if you so desire.
Likewise, when using the Salad Zinger to make dressings, flavored oils, vinegars and syrups, you may choose from a wide variety of options, brands, and types of base liquids to infuse. Begin with light, mild oil like safflower or canola, or try olive oil and grape seed oil, which work well too.
Let your imagination be your guide! Enjoy!
Reusable bottles divert hundreds, if not thousands, of single-use containers from the waste stream, but what you put in the bottle counts just as much in creating healthy lives and planets.
Before the project began, it became clear that the Zing Anything teams saw eye-to-eye and shared some core values. Aside from Zing Anything's own beliefs and intuitions about the market, the research showed that people were making healthier choices and moving away from high fructose corn syrup and artificially flavored or colored drink. But even flavored or "intelligent" waters contain additives and sugars that are not as smart as they claim to be. The CZ and AZ let the user decide exactly what does into their drink and inspires creative new combinations of flavors.
At the same time, people are also becoming more aware of how the products they use everyday are made and how their choices affect the planet. Not satisfied with attaching a "green" label to products as some sort of feature, Studio Murmur understands that the standards for making a great product are inherently responsible, safe and beautiful. Using quality materials and simple mechanisms, the Zing Anything Products deliver.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many drinks will you get from one grind with the Aqua Zinger?
About two. Maybe more, depending on infusion times and ingredient choices. Allow the second drink/infusion to steep longer than the first. Also, firm shaking is key to advancing the infusion process. So shake well after you do a grind and before you take a sip. Note: longer infusion times will help increase flavor results. Especially when Zinging with harder, less juicy ingredients. Making drinks at night help for a tasting drink in the morning, and then let the second fill-up steep throughout the day for a tasty drink in the afternoon. Two fill-ups per day will earn you 2/3rds of your daily water intake needs.
How do you create a more "instant" infusion with the Aqua Zinger?
Do a double or triple grind. After you twist on the bottom cup, slowly twist it partially back off and then back on a couple of times. Then, add water shy of the top, replace the cap and shake aggressively. Allow 15-20 minutes for steeping and shake again. The harder the fruits (less juicy) the longer the steeping time will need to be.
How do you clean the Aqua Zinger?
For a quick ingredient change and clean, simply unscrew the bottom from the empty bottle, and then flick the "spent" ingredients from the cup and top blade set into the trash. Rinse the top grinder and bottom cup, and it will be ready for the next zing. Note: it is also recommended to do a thorough cleaning (top-rack dishwasher) on the Zinger when needed.
How many drinks will you get from one press with the Citrus Zinger?
About two. Try to leave a little bit of the first fill-up remaining add more water, and shake well. A trick to obtain two "equal" fill-ups in terms of flavor is to do a partial press of the lemon on the first press, drink down the beverage and then unscrew and press the lemon again for the second drink. This can get slightly messy - so experiment based on preference for this process.
Should you leave the lemon in or out of the vessel after a press?
It is your choice. The lemon will add additional flavor, however, if the lemon is left in too long, the drink may begin to take on a sour/bitter taste. Add more water to help even out this sour zing.
Can you add ice to the Citrus Zinger?
Yes. Simply remove the citrus press, and add ice via the bottom opening. Then add back the citrus press.
How long should it take to steep ingredients into vodka?
When infusing vodka, try allowing your creation to steep 1 to 3 hours at minimum before drinking, but longer times can increase the flavor. Zing Anything's recommendation is to experiment with your zinger to develop your own personal preference for steeping times vs. ingredient types. For optimal flavor, when Zinging with vodka or other spirits, allow 3-48 hours of steeping. Also, volumes are greatly dependent on steeping times. If you are simply infusing raspberries into 4-5 oz of Vodka for the purposes of shots or a couple cocktails, then a fairly quick infusion time can ensue. If you are trying to infuse 15 oz. of vodka, then a longer steeping time will be required. Lastly, shaking is key in all scenarios after you grind ingredients and before you serve.
Can you use the Vodka Zinger for other spirits?
Yes. Try Zinging peaches into pinot grigio. Or lemon-grass and ginger tequila.
How long should I let my dressings rest and steep after mixing?
If you are using punchy ingredients, such as garlic, ginger, or onion, then the infusion can be pretty quick (i.e. 10-20 minutes). If you are using lighter ingredients like pear or pepper, allow 20-60 minutes for steeping, or longer as preferred.
Where should I store my Salad Zinger?
Salad Zings are best consumed the same day. However if you are doing longer infusions, then store the mixture in the fridge. Do not, oil will congeal, so you will need to set the mixture out to come back to room temperature. Then shake well.
Can I use the Salad Zinger for other mixtures?
Yes. Be creative. You can use it for real blueberry syrup, infused oils, infused vinegars...
Are the Zingers dishwasher safe?
Yes. However, a top-rack dishwasher is recommended, and hand-washing is preferred to maintain longevity of the product.
Flavor With A Twist: Tasty, Healthy, Reusable
Zing Anything brings you a refreshing new way to subtly infuse all-natural ingredients into your beverages and cuisine. Enhance the flavor and health benefits of water by using the Aqua or Citrus Zinger water bottles with fruit, veggies and herbs to create refreshingly flavored drinks. Make deliciously flavored and fresh salad dressings with the Salad Zinger or flavor your own oil and vinegar for sauces and marinades. You can stay away from artificial flavors, colorings, and refined sugars simply and smartly with the Zing Anything product line.
By using all-natural ingredients, Zing Anything is great for your health, your wallet and the environment. At home, school, the gym, or on the go - when you Zing, you capture healthy and delicious benefits.
How It Works:
The Zing Anything line is made of user-friendly products made to combine flavor and nutrition. Just choose your ingredients (or choose a combination!), place items into the bottom compartment and twist. This easy motion allows for flavors, nutrients and aromas to be released in the Aqua, Vodka, or Salad Zinger.
Once the ingredients are pulverized, leave them in the bottom cup to create a stronger, more intense flavor. Stronger Zings taste best after marinating for a few hours, while subtler flavors are obtained in only a few minutes. And because the mesh barrier lets water in, but keeps the flavor pulp safely in place, there's no need to worry about seeds or rinds infiltrating your drink.
Another Zing option, the Citrus Zinger, allows for a juicing motion to include flavor, but provides the same health and flavor options. The entire Zing Anything product line is a fun and healthy ally in your everyday nutrition!
The Zing Anything product like and technology is designed with the purpose of extracting the essence of all natural ingredients and allowing these flavors to infuse directly into a liquid of choice. Flavor, aroma, hue, plus the added vitamin, minerals and nutrients all infuse naturally when using fresh ingredients like fruits/vegetables in the Zing Anything product line of water bottles and salad dressing makers.
The Zing Anything product line was developed to make a positive contribution toward improving the daily diet - both in the food you eat and the beverages you drink. They strongly believe in the infusion of farm-fresh ingredients and strive to create innovative tools to harness this power. They how their products can become a driving force in helping the average consumer divert from unhealthy beverage choices. With the Zing Anything products, users can avoid refined sugars, artificial flavorings, preservatives, and colorings while opting for a nutritional hydration choice utilizing all-natural ingredients. Through awareness and cooperation, Zing Awareness works towards a healthier lifestyle.
Zing Anything hopes you enjoy their family of Flavor Infuses as much as they do. They encourage you to experiment with your imagination, and in no time, you will be making everything from pickle-infused water to mango mint vodka. All natural flavor infusion is the goal, but making drinking water fun is their delight.
Using Your Zinger:
Now you are ready to enjoy! When you screw on the bottom cup, the blades simultaneously grind the ingredients, releasing flavorful juices and allowing them to seep into the water. Zing!
Re-Use And Cleaning: The recommended Aqua infusion shelf life is 3 days for all beverages, if refrigerated. If you plan to consume your Zing creation with a 12-hour period, no chilling is required.
Aqua Zings typically produce one-two drinks per Zing. In order to return to a tasty concentration, it is recommended to add new ingredients after two servings (40 ounces) have been enjoy.
Empty the Zinger completely, discard used ingredients, and clean before Zinging a new tasty batch of flavored water. Aqua Zings have more robust flavors after 15-20 minutes of steeping, but an instant infusion is still delicious, albeit lighter in flavor.
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To recognize and foster excellence in graduate student teaching across all disciplines on all ASU campuses.
Nominations for outstanding graduate student teachers may be submitted by undergraduate or graduate students, staff or faculty. Nominees may be lab TAs, course instructors, or session leaders who hold a consistent teaching schedule on any ASU campus. In order to be eligible, the nominee must be teaching during the Fall or Spring semester of the current academic year and must be available for an in-class observation by a member of the TEA sub-committee. No exceptions to this policy can be made.
If you have questions about the nomination process, please contact GPSA's Director of Graduate Research. To make a nomination, please complete the nomination form.
Fall nominations period opens: Monday, September 29, 2014 5:00 PM AZ time (Make a nomination)
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Spring nominations period opens: Monday, February 2, 2015
Spring nominations due: Friday, February 20, 2015, 5:00 PM AZ time
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2014-2015 Decisions announced: Mid- to Late April
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The TEA program is run by the Office of Internal Affairs, overseen by the Vice President of Internal Affairs and the Director of Graduate Research. The TEA sub-committee (drawn from the Internal Affairs Executive Officers & Committee, GPSA Assembly, and other volunteers) evaluates nominees/applicants and determines winners. There are normally 20-25 members of the TEA sub-committee. The VPIA, Director of Graduate Research, and members of the sub-committee are ineligible for the competition.
- There are two rounds of nominations and application acceptance (Fall, Spring).
- Nominees submitting full applications (CV, teaching philosophy, course syllabus and opportune times for in-class evaluation) are evaluated, in-class, by a member of the TEA sub-committee (peer-review).
- Winners for the entire year (Fall and Spring nominations) are decided by committee in late Spring.
- Awards are given at TEA luncheon near the end of the Spring semester.
- Awardees names are submitted to ASU Insight magazine, the GradStu listserv, and on the GPSA website.
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This program recognizes graduate and professional students that exemplify excellence in education and classroom instruction. Teaching assistants/associates and graduate student instructors at any ASU campus are eligible for nomination. Previous TEA recipients are not eligible to receive the award in subsequent years; however, those who are nominated again will be acknowledged with a Continuing Excellence Award demonstrating a continued commitment to superior teaching.
Any ASU undergraduate or graduate student, staff or faculty member may nominate graduate students to be recognized for outstanding teaching. This can be as a lab or classroom TA, course instructor (class-room based, hybrid, or on-line), or session leader holding a consistent teaching schedule. Nominees must have a teaching assignment during the Fall or Spring semester of the current academic year to be eligible and must be available for an in-class observation by a member of the TEA sub-committee. No exceptions can be made to this requirement.
After nomination, each eligible nominee is solicited to submit a formal application for the program by a pre-determined deadline shortly following the close of nominations. These applications are peer-reviewed by the GPSA Teaching Excellence Award sub-committee, and each applicant will be observed teaching by a member of the TEA sub-committee. Evaluation criteria include, but are not limited to, classroom/session organization and content, instructor/TA presentation style, instructor/TA-student interaction, and effective use of materials and media.
These awards are prestigious, and recipients are recognized and announced on the GPSA website, GradStu listserv, and through a Press Release to ASU Insight. Awards are announced near the end of the Spring semester.
Brief History
TEA was re-established after some hiatus during the 1st GPSA Legislative Assembly (2003-2004) by then-GPSA President Brian Collier. (The program was formerly run by the undergraduates to recognize their best TAs.) During each of its first two years, 15 excellent graduate student instructors were recognized. In 2005-2006 the program expanded to 22 awardees, partially as a result of the increasing number of truly excellent graduate instructors and TAs and partially as a result of expanding the nomination period from fall only to both fall and spring. Since that time, no fewer than 20 awards have been bestowed each year. While the monetary awards given to winners are modest, the recognition for excellent teaching from peers and students is immeasurable. We hope that the program, in some small way, helps to spark increasing efforts at innovative, highly effective teaching and learning. Moreover, those who become involved with the program often regard it as one of the most rewarding activities in which they take part with GPSA.
This program is administered through the GPSA Office of Internal Affairs. If you have any questions, contact GPSA's Director of Graduate Research.
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Paul Collier, CBE is a Professor of Economics, Director for the Centre for the Study of African Economies at the University of Oxford and Fellow of St Antony's College. He is the author of Exodus: How Migration is Changing Our World; The Plundered Planet; Wars, Guns, and Votes; and The Bottom Billion, winner of Estoril Distinguished Book Prize, the Arthur Ross Book Award, and the Lionel Gelber Prize.
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Right now, AHL is sitting up near resistance, which makes another move lower look likely. After that, investors should be looking for an opportunity to buy on the bounce off of trendline support.
If the stock's in an uptrend, why wait? Well, the best time to buy a stock that's in an uptrending channel comes at support -- it's the place where shares have the furthest to move back up to resistance (the top of the channel) and where they have the least distance to move through support.Since a breakdown below support means that the channel is broken, support is also a logical place to put a stop below to ensure minimal risk. The ideal AHL trade will take a little patience, but it should be rewarded in the end. To see this week's trades in action, check out the Technical Setups for the Week portfolio on Stockpickr. -- Written by Jonas Elmerraji in Baltimore.
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Fall 2012 Season Events
Bad Penny
By Mac Wellman
Directed by Judy Navas
October 3-14, 2012
Art Department Lakes
That weirdo in the park may be your destiny.
In "Bad Penny", a drifter moves from Montana to New York City where he soon gets a flat tire and goes wandering across Central Park to find a gas station. Along the way he runs into nosy strangers who offer him strange advice. When one stranger finds a "bad penny" that supposedly will bring bad luck, the advice soon dive bombs into crazy skepticism about life, the universe, and everything.
Wed, Oct 3 @ Noon Opening
Fri, Oct 5 @ 5:00 pm Faculty / Staff Night
Sat, Oct 6 @ 5:00 pm
Sun, Oct 7 @ 2:00 pm Post show discussion
Wed, Oct 10 @ Noon
Fri, Oct 12 @5:00 pm
Sat, Oct 13 @ 5:00 pm
Sun, Oct 14 @ 11:00 am Closing
Admission is FREE and open to the public.
The Great Divide
By Adam Chanzit
Directed by Doyle Ott
November 1-10, 2012
Evert B. Person Theatre
Searing bio-economic drama "fracks" Colorado town.
A rural Colorado town revives its economy by inviting a natural gas company to begin a "fracking" operation in its area, injecting chemicals into the ground to mine natural gas. But when the chemicals get into the water table, the health of the town is at stake. What's more important, getting energy to power our lives and putting food on the table, or saving the environment and the water we need to survive?
Thu, Nov 1 @ 7:30 pm Opening
Fri, Nov 2 @ 10:00 am Student Matinee**
Sat, Nov 3 @ 7:30 pm
Sun, Nov 4 @ 2:00 pm Post-show discussion
Wed, Nov 7 @ 6:30 pm Faculty / Staff Night
Thu, Nov 8 @ 7:30 pm
Fri, Nov 9 @ 7:30 pm
Sat, Nov 10 @ 7:30 pm Closing
Mega Hot Lava New Play Festival
Curated by Scott Horstein
November 15-17, 2012
Ives Studio 76
Script-in-hand readings of plays by student playwrights, with some playwrights responding to the Water Works theme.
Thu, Nov 15 @ 7:30 pm Opening
Fri, Nov 16 @ 7:30 pm
Sat, Nov 17 @ 7:30 pm Closing
Fall Dance Concert 2012
Directed by Christine Cali
November 29 – December 2, 2012
Evert B. Person Theatre
Student Choreography & Dance
The annual Fall Dance Concert will explore a wide variety of styles and genres such as hip-hop, jazz, lyrical, contemporary and ballet. Student choreographed new works, with some choreographers responding to the Water Works theme.
Thu, Nov 29 @ 7:30 pm Opening
Fri, Nov 30 @ 7:30 pm Friends & Family Night / Post-show discussion!
Sat, Dec 1 @ 7:30 pm
Sun, Dec 2 @ 2:00 pm Closing
Riders to the Sea
by Ralph Vaughan Williams, adapted from the play by John Millington Synge
The Deserted Island (L' Isola Disabitata) by Joseph Haydn
Musical Director – Lynne Morrow
Stage Director – Danielle Cain
Feb 7 to Feb 17, 2013
Evert B. Person Theatre
The sea takes everything.
"The Deserted Island" tells the tale of two girls stranded a strange island. When a ship lands, they are conflicted: stay far away from the injurious world of men, or embrace the possibility of desire and love. Haydn's music is sublime, from the overture that contrasts dark and light themes, to sumptuous arias and the magnificent concluding ensemble.
"Riders to the Sea" delves into the world of a traditional Irish fishing village that lives and dies by the sea. Maurya is the mother of a family whose many sons have been claimed by the waves. Can she save her remaining son? A stirring tale made beautiful and atmospheric through the evocative melodic gifts of Vaughan Williams
Thu, Feb 7 @ 7:30 pm Opening
Fri, Feb 8 @ 7:30 pm
Sat, Feb 9 @ 7:30 pm
Sun, Feb 10 @ 5:00 pm Post-show discussion
Wed, Feb 13 @ 1:00 pm Student Matinee / Piano accompaniment only
Thu, Feb 14 @ 7:30 pm Faculty / Staff Night
Fri, Feb 15 @ 7:30 pm
Sat, Feb 16 @ 7:30 pm
Sun, Feb 17 @ 2:00 pm Closing
One-Page Water Play Festival
Curated by Paul Draper
Warren Auditorium, Ives Hall
One-page plays on the theme of "water" from submissions from around campus from faculty, staff and student writers. Selected plays will be staged by faculty and student directors with student actors
March, 13, 2013 @ 7:30 pm Faculty / Staff Night
The Séance
By Dylan Waite
Directed by Jon Robin
Dramaturgy by Celine Delcayre
March 7 to March 10 & March 27 to March 30, 2013
Ives Studio 76
Sex. Weed. Tacos. FRESNO.
Spirits abound in "The Séance," a new play about the current generation of young adults struggling to make sense of their world. Alex, a young college student, comes to arid Fresno, California for the funeral of her sometime lover (also named Alex) and searches for a way to honor her memory. "The Séance," the first student written play to be part of the department's main season, is a mosaic of personalities struggling against the harsh environment of a literal and spiritual drought.
Thu, March 7 @ 7:30 pm Opening
Fri, March 8 @ 7:30 pm
Sat, March 9 @ 7:30 pm
Sun, March 10 @ 2:00 pm
Wed, March 27 @ 6:30 pm Faculty / Staff Night
Thu, March 28 @ 7:30 pm
Fri, March 29 @ 7:30 pm
Sat, March 30 @ 7:30 pm Closing
Spring Dance Concert 2013
Directed by Kristen Daley with Guest Choreographers
April 12 to April 20, 2013
Evert B. Person Theatre
FOUR exciting new works!
New works from professional guest choreographers and faculty, some taking inspiration from the "Water Works" theme.
Fri, April 12 @ 7:30 pm Opening
Sat, April 13 @ 7:30 pm Post-show discussion
Sun, April 14 @ 2:00 pm
Tues, April 16 @ 7:30 pm
Thu, April 18 @ 6:30 pm Faculty / Staff Night
Fri, April 19 @ 7:30 pm
Sat, April 20 @ 7:30 pm Closing
The Copeland Creek Project / A Theatrical Journey
Directed by Mark Valdez / Dramaturgy by Scott Horstein
Greg Sarris / Writing Consultant
April 24 to May 2, 2013
A site-specific performance along Copeland Creek as it runs through the SSU campus, just north of the University Lakes.
Created by the students of the Advanced Acting and Technical Theatre Programs
This interview-based ensemble piece, created with the Acting and Technical students of the Department of Theatre Arts & Dance, will explore the stories of communities that live and have lived along Copeland Creek -- asking how the creek has shaped the community and how the community has shaped the creek. Copeland Creek begins its course on Mount Sonoma and runs down the mountain through the Sonoma State University campus on its way to the Laguna de Santa Rosa and the sea.
Wed, April 24 @ Noon Opening
Fri, April 26 @ 7:00 pm Faculty / Staff Night
Sat, April 27 @ 7:00 pm
Sun, April 28 @ 2:00 pm
Wed, May 1 @ Noon
Thu, May 2 @ 7:00 pm Closing
Admission is FREE and open to the public.
Concert Locations and Parking
- Evert B. Person Theatre, a state-of-the-art 475-seat proscenium theatre, is adjacent to Ives Hall in the southeastern area of campus. Entering campus from East Cotati Avenue, turn right at the stop sign and then left into Parking Lot E.
- Green Music Center (GMC) is located at the north entrance to campus, off Rohnert Park Expressway and just west of Petaluma Hill Road. Parking is available in Lots O and L. The GMC complex includes:
- GMC 1028 in Music Education Hall is a temporary concert space until Schroeder's Recital Hall is completed. Enter campus from Rohnert Park Expressway, proceed past the Joan and Sanford I. Weill Hall, turn right into Parking Lot L, and go up the stairs to the double glass doors.
- Holy Family Church, 1500 East Cotati Avenue, Rohnert Park, located just west of campus at the intersection of East Cotati Ave. and Snyder Lane.
- Ives Concert Hall 119, a 140-seat recital hall, is located on the second floor of Ives Hall in the southeastern area of campus. Entering campus from East Cotati Ave., turn right at the stop sign, then left into Parking Lot E.
- Warren Auditorium, a 200-seat proscenium auditorium, is located on the second floor of Ives Hall in the southeastern area of campus. Entering campus from East Cotati Ave., turn right at the stop sign, then left into Parking Lot E.
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Is the whole of morality about human rights, or human rights the whole of morality? Are there other types of moral concern than human rights concerns? One can argue that morality is a human construct as we are the only species (at present) able to recognize and live by its existence. Thus, morality can only apply to human rights because we are the only species able to even enter into conversation with it in the first place.
With that in mind, do all moral considerations necessarily only relate back to the protection of these rights; so that concerns for animals or the environment are relevant only as moral concerns in terms of how they can directly/or indirectly affect human rights? Or is morality a universal concept that extends far beyond the remit of Human Rights and if so how can one justify such a position?
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2014 - La Machine A Voyager Dans Le Temps (The Time Machine) - (12/9/13) Futuroscope has opened the park's new Raving Rabbids themed The Time Machine attraction this month. I'm told that the ride system is essentially the one used for the former "the Animals of the Future" attraction, but with all new technology and five 3D screens. A video about the making of the new dark ride attraction, in French, has been embedded below, which features some great footage of the ride in action. And seriously… what's not to like about a dark ride where you get to ride on a toilet seat and travel through time? Want more? Disney & More has posted their own preview images of the attraction as well this week, along with an embedded full POV video of the attraction itself.
2015 - 2019 - Future Expansion Plans - (12/29/13) Disney & More reports that the Supervisory Board just approved a 46 million Euro expansion plan for Futuroscope that will see renewed content brought over the next 4-5 years to five of the park's pavilions: Image Studio, Kinemax, Solido, Imax 3D and the Magic Carpet. The replacement on the way for the Magic Carpet has already been labeled as "a new major thrill ride".
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The ranks of school drug and alcohol counselors are thinning as grant funding to pay for these positions declines, The St. Paul Pioneer Press reports. Some school administrators view drug and alcohol programs as luxuries that they can no longer afford.
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SAN MATEO, Calif.—April 7, 2010—NetSuite Inc. (NYSE: N), a leading vendor of cloud computing business management software suites, today unveiled SuiteFlow, its new graphical workflow management software that for the first time gives users of cloud computing business suites the ability to easily develop, automate, and streamline complex business processes with ground-breaking simplicity. NetSuite's SuiteFlow smashes one of the final remaining myths regarding software as a service (SaaS) business applications—that they force companies to alter their normal business processes to accommodate hard-coded workflows that come with the vendor's software. With SuiteFlow, users will be able to quickly point and click to create and alter custom workflows to support the way businesses need to work in real-time—whether the goal is to implement a more efficient automated collections process, create a rules-based lead nurturing process or overhaul receivables management. For more information about SuiteFlow from NetSuite, please visit www.netsuite.com/suiteflow.
Thousands of businesses and developer partners have capitalized on the flexibility of NetSuite's customization capabilities for years. With SuiteFlow's visual point and click environment for creating and customizing complex business processes, they will be able to tailor core NetSuite applications, (enterprise resource planning (ERP), customer relationship management (CRM), Ecommerce), with unprecedented ease to address individual business needs, or third-party applications built natively on NetSuite's SuiteCloud development platform. With SuiteFlow, users can easily develop and deploy powerful new business processes, including contract renewal workflows with tasks, reminders and customer notifications, sales processes that include mandatory data entry, follow up tasks and rep notifications, and customer support processes, including inactivity reminders, escalations, and service level agreement (SLA) enforcement.
In addition to providing enterprises with greater utilization of resources and shorter time-to-value, SuiteFlow will also help developers and independent software vendors (ISVs) get to market faster with their vertical applications built on the SuiteCloud platform. ISVs already appreciate the point-and-click rapid prototyping available with NetSuite's form and interface customization tools. With SuiteFlow they will be able to apply this same advantage to business processes for specific applications, greatly reducing development costs.
"NetSuite has always focused on delivering power, insight, and ease-of-use to every business user, not just IT staff," said Evan Goldberg, Chairman and CTO of NetSuite. "Comprehensive process management was the last frontier in breaking down those walls. SuiteFlow represents the ultimate intersection of people, process, and technology, and a quantum leap in empowerment for business users."
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High School Musical is coming to Bellevue. Village Theatre KIDSTAGE TeenSelect will present Disney's popular musical Jan. 8-10 at Theatre at the Meydenbauer Center.
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KIDSTAGE's production of Disney's High School Musical features a large portion of the film's original music, plus some new tunes.
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To learn about the digestive system. To begin to explore where nutrients come from, as well as their importance for particular tasks in the body.
Students are starting to view the body as a system in these grades. One important thing they should start to understand is that in order for their "systems" to properly function, they need energy and materials from food (as the benchmark states). Though students know they must eat to live, they may not have made the distinct connections between food and the body properly repairing itself, or food and growth; even a connection as simple as a lack of iron or carbohydrates making one tired.
This lesson will focus on the digestive system in order to address the latter part of the benchmark-that undigested food is eliminated. In addition, it will begin to explore where nutrients come from and their importance for particular tasks in the body.
This Science NetLinks lesson is the first of a three part series. It works in conjunction with Nutrition 2: Good Food, Good Health, a lesson that teaches about the food groups and how vitamins and minerals help the body function properly, and Nutrition 3: Got Broccoli?, a lesson that encapsulates what students have learned about nutrition.
Note: Younger elementary school students might think that the contents of the body is what they have seen being put into it or coming out of it. Students know food is related to growing and being strong and healthy, but they are not aware of the physiological mechanisms. In upper elementary, students can list a large number of organs and by 5th grade, "students know that food undergoes a process of transformation in the body." (Benchmarks for Science Literacy, pp. 344-345)
Get students involved in the topics of this lesson by discussing their food intake.
Ask questions such as:
- What have you eaten today?
- Why did you choose to eat those foods?
- What happened to your food after you ate it?
Students should naturally begin talking about the digestive system in response to the final question listed above. Let them know that food and the digestive system are the topics for this lesson.
Now read aloud Your Digestive System found on The Yuckiest Site on the Internet (on the Discovery website).
Once students have done some preliminary exploration of the digestive system, ask the following questions:
- Where do people get energy? (from food)
- How does the energy from food get into the body? (Nutrients flow into the bloodstream from the small intestine)
- What happens to the indigestible parts of the food? (Leftovers go into the large intestine and are eliminated.)
Next, brainstorm answers to the following questions. There are many answers, many of which are not very obvious, but this will get students thinking beyond the basic processes of the digestive system.
- What do you think your body uses the energy from food for? (These answers can include just about anything the body does. The goal is to demonstrate that without food, the body would not function properly and if it went without food for a prolonged period, the health of that person would deteriorate.)
- If your body didn't get enough nutrients, what do you think would happen? (Ask students if they would grow, or think as well. Try to get students to think about this question in relation to junk food.)
In this part of the lesson students will learn about the digestive system in more detail.
First, have students read the KidsHealth's article Your Digestive System. Have students click on the Digestive System diagram on the first page and explore the different parts of the system.
Note: Depending on your students' ability, this article can be read online or printed out and read in class. Also, it is not necessary to click on the links within the text for this lesson.
Have students get into groups and with colored construction paper, cut out parts of the digestive system as they make their way through the article. On each organ, students can write a one to two sentence description of the organ's purpose. In the end they will have a recreated digestive system of their own.
Another way to approach this is for you to hand each group a "puzzle" which would consist of the different parts of the digestive system already cut out. Students could sequence the digestive system as they read through the site. This will give them the big picture.
After this exercise, have students write short answers to these questions:
- Where in the digestive system do nutrients enter the body?
- What happens to the indigestible parts of food?
Next, have students go to a digestive system activity on The Learning Site, the World Wide Web service of Harcourt School Publishers.
Follow these steps to access the digestive system activity:
- Click on "Health" on the left side of the page.
- Click "4" on the right side of the page.
- Scroll down to Chapter 4.
- Click the activity, "Digestion!"
Once at the activity, have students review what they've learned by clicking on the link, "Building Your System." Then have them study the digestive organs in more depth by clicking on the "Inside Story."
As the benchmark for this lesson states, it's important for students to realize that the indigestible parts of food are eliminated, and that people obtain energy and materials for body repair and growth from food. To continue to illustrate these ideas, have students follow the final link on The Learning Site, "Food Path." This activity depicts various foods traveling through the digestive system, and introduces students to nutrition terms such as carbohydrates, protein, fat, vitamins, and minerals.
Ask questions such as the following to assess student understanding of the benchmark ideas:
- How is protein in milk broken down? (By digestive juices in the stomach.)
- What happens once food enters the small intestine? (Nutrients are absorbed, and minerals and vitamins move into the bloodstream.)
- What does bile do? (Helps the small intestine break down fat so it can be absorbed into the bloodstream.)
- What is broccoli made up of? (Water, fiber, and vitamins.)
- What happens to fiber in the body? (It's not digested, and is eliminated.)
- What is chicken largely made up of? (protein)
- What does your body use the nutrients in protein for? (To repair or replace worn-out cells.)
- What is pasta largely made up of? (carbohydrates)
- What do carbohydrates offer the body? (long-lasting energy)
- Why do you feel a quick burst of energy after eating foods with a lot of sugar? (Because sugar is quickly absorbed into the bloodstream.)
In addition, assess student understanding of the digestive system by how well they recreated the digestive system in the Development, after reading the KidsHealth article.
To learn more about the food groups and how vitamins and minerals help the body function properly, visit the second and third lessons in this Science NetLinks series:
Have students play Grab a Grape from the Nutrition Café. Here, students select from categories such as Food & Sports, Bone Building, Weight Control, and Body Building to learn more about the nutrients in foods and what they can do for the body.


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Over the past year and a half, Imagine Dragons has gone from being a Las Vegas bar band to being one of the biggest acts in the world, with a Grammy to their credit and the record for the longest-running single in the history of the Billboard Hot 100 chart under their belt. The band's reaction to these experiences will be addressed in their much-anticipated sophomore album, says frontman Dan Reynolds.
"A lot of it was written while we were on the road touring, and going through all these crazy changes, of being a small bar band to playing a lot bigger shows," Reynolds said backstage at the Billboard Music Awards this past weekend. "And so, I think a lot of that has been kind of entwining into the album, and so it has a lot of emotion, kind of highs and lows that come with that and the overwhelming-ness of that."
The band members thought they weren't even going to have time to get started on the new disc, what with their busy touring schedule, but drummer Daniel Platzman said that the band is hard at work in their Las Vegas studio, "plugging away, and looking forward to getting back to work." In fact, they even worked on the album the morning of the Billboard Awards, where they performed and took home five trophies.
Imagine Dragons' hit-packed debut, Night Visions, featured a wide range of songs, from "Demons" to "It's Time" to "Radioactive," but Platzman says the new music they're making now isn't a big departure from their core sound.
"It definitely still sounds, you know, like Imagine Dragons," he said at the Billboard Awards. "But we're maturing, you know, we're definitely growing." He notes that their new life as an in-demand touring band is affecting the music as well.
"We've been writing on the road, so the demos that we wrote at the beginning of the tour compared to the end definitely sound different," he explained.
There's no planned release date yet for the new album. Imagine Dragons still have a slew of European festivals on their schedule from June through the end of August, and will be performing everywhere from Sweden to the U.K. to Portugal before they're done.
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Paul Hall Community Center at 10140 S. Halsted was denied relief from the heat after thieves stole the copper piping and condenser coils from seven of the 21,000-square-foot building's air conditioner.
Early estimates to replace the materials run about $70,000, said Reverend Paul Hall said.
"This could close the center," he said.
Founded in 1968, Hall said the center serves more than 200 people each day during the summer, from children has young as 3 to senior citizens taking sewing classes. The center also provides breakfast and lunch for children.
Hall noticed the air conditioning was not working properly Tuesday afternoon, but "thought it was Freon or another minor problem," he said.
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After learning that all three cars would be placed in the same heat race, the Subaru X PUMA Rallycross team was concearned that Vegas had brought a stroke of bad luck. With only the first two of five cars advancing to the finals, at least one of the zombie cats would need to advance through the Last Chance Qualifier (LCQ). As it turned out, Sverre Isachsen would finish 2nd with Bucky Lasek and Dave Mirra left to battle in the LCQ.
Bucky shot off the line with a great start holding one of the top spots to advance to the finals. Dave Mirra got a little wide in the dirt corner and would have to battle from the back of the pack. Coming over the table top jump, Dave collided with a car slowed by a mechanical problem, leaving him out of the finals and limping back to the garage.
Battling with some of the best rallycross drivers in the world, Bucky Lasek ran a clean final race finishing 8th. This marked his best finish for the year. Issachsen battled from the midle of the pack to make a thrilling pass on the table top jump during the final lap. This pass put him in 3rd place and onto the podium for the first time this season. Sverre showed that he belongs with the top racers in the GRC and hopes to have more great results at the next race that kicks off the SEMA auto show on October 30th.


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It would be great to be able to move the result window independently of the query editor. I always wanted that feature! Working on two or more screens is something that probably most developers do and it would be great if Heidi supported that.
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On Monday, Rep. Mark Udall (D-CO) will introduce a resolution condemning Rush Limbaugh's comments that troops who support withdrawal from Iraq are "phony soldiers." In a dear colleague letter, Udall says the resolution will honor "all Americans serving in the Armed Forces" while "condemning" Limbaugh's "unwarranted attack."
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