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R. Mitch Randall was called as the pastor of NorthHaven Church on December 17, 2006. He is married to Missy and they have two sons, Cole and Tanner. Mitch holds a Bachelor's of Arts degree from Northeastern State University, a Master's of Divinity with Biblical Languages from Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary, and a Doctor of Ministry degree from George W. Truett Theological Seminary.
Mitch is a native Oklahoman, graduating from Union High School in Tulsa, Oklahoma. Before coming to Norman, Mitch pastored churches in Nickerson, Kansas, North Richland Hills, Texas, and Bedford, Texas.
He has served on many committees and boards for many Baptist and civic organizations. He is currently serving on the Board of Directors for the Baptist Joint Committee on Public Affairs in Washington D.C. He is committed to upholding Baptist traditions while building ecumenical relationships with other Christians and other people of faith.
In addition to his ministerial responsibilities, Mitch likes watching his boys play soccer, reading, watching movies, jogging, photography, listening to jazz, and enjoying time with friends.
You can read more about Mitch by visiting his personal blog , and you can listen to past sermons on his podcast. If you need to contact him, you may email him at firstname.lastname@example.com or phone him at the church office.
Bryan Partridge is the full time student minister at NorthHaven Church. He is married to Ashley Partridge, and they have a son, Mason Partridge, and two dogs, Nilla and Penny. Bryan is a proud graduate of Baylor University and Truett Seminary, and he will probably let you hear all about the Baylor part :). His degrees are a Bachelor's in Theatre Performance, and a Master's of Divinity in Practical Theology.
Bryan wears many hats and has many interests. Sports, music, art, drama & laughter all play a part in his life. Bryan believes in a relational style of Ministry, where conversations over coffee or dr. pepper are often more important than a sermon or group study. His goal is to set students on a personal trajectory that points them to become more like Christ as their journey progresses.
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Sheri is married to Randy Ridenour who is an Associate Professor of Philosophy at Oklahoma Baptist University and a chaplain in the Army Reserves. They have one daughter, Rachael, received her Bachelor's degree from Oklahoma City University in Cello Performance and is in her second year of her Masters degree. Rachael is married to Josh Lester.
Sheri enjoys reading, gardening, traveling, knitting prayer shawls and taking care of her family which includes her two cats and Basset Hound.
Sheri feels that she has been called to this ministry. She has been involved in church work in this capacity for almost 20 years. Her first position in church work was at Trinity Baptist Church in Baumholder, West Germany, while her husband was stationed there with the military from 1985-1988. She also worked at First Baptist Church, Norman, Oklahoma, for 7 ½ years until she came to the NorthHaven staff in June 2004. You may contact her at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Kim has been on staff as the Director of NorthHaven Day School since 2008. In August 2015, she began serving as Children's Minister along with her work at the Day School. Kim is married to Richard and they have a daughter, Porter, and two sons, Cash and Judd. Their family is made complete with three dogs and a turtle!
Prior to joining the NorthHaven staff, Kim served children in two other churches and in public school. With a passion for including children of all abilities, she is part of the Early Foundations Outreach Model at NorthHaven. Kim is a co-leader for NorthHaven's Parenting Support Group.
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Cheryl comes to us with 37 years of experience in church music as well as 32 years experience of teaching vocal music in the public school setting. Cheryl has served as Music Ministry Associate; Minister of Music; directed children, youth and adult choirs; directed hand bell choirs; planned and led worship music; is a pianist and organist and created and directed children's choir programs.
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Posted here are some pictures from our musical for this year, "Pulcinella". It was a big triumph, as these picture attest! For more information, kindly check our newsletter. Bravi!
Check this link for a very quick overview of the musical! You will like it!
After unseasonable rainy weather and cancellations, grades 7 and 8 were finally able to go on with their outings. These were opportunities for cultural discovery, and strangely enough, were new destinations for many students. But the objective was also to have fun, and that was in no short measure. Thank you, Mrs Abou Malhab and Mr Salameh for these trips!
Many students were honored on Friday, in a ceremony that included awards, diplomas, speeches, dance and drama. In the first part of the program, all honor students were awarded books, pins and diplomas. In the second part, the first in different curricular subjects were honored. Noteworthy were two students, Marya Diab Harake and Rawad Batrawi, who ranked first at school for the year 2014 - 2015. We post here the pictures we have available of our honor students. We hope that no students were inadvertently omitted. Congratulations to the students, their parents and their teachers.
"Impress the Boss" was farce at its most farcical! The usual mistaken identities, unreal coincidences, mounting problems, and happy resolution were all there. No wonder one of the characters was called Monsieur Labiche! Mrs Aoun directed Joseph Saikaly, Christa Maria Badaoui, Matthew bou Malham, Freddy Mabardi, Ali Sarraj, Pia Farahat and Sabine Bou Tayeh. All acted to quasi-perfection and all were from grade 8.
Finally a few pictures of the sumptuous CTI Graduation 2015! There are thousands of pictures, and we have opted to leave the formal pictures (class pictures, speakers, diplomas, awards, special presentations, etc) for the yearbook. Instead, we give here a few - very few - informal pictures, to give you a feel of the occasion. We have also included a picture of our eminent keynote speaker, Mr Shukri Anis Fakhouri, as well as that of the student with the highest average, Rouba Mikhael, LS. Congratulations to the graduates, their parents and their teachers.
High School students of Mrs Nahass presented a short play, "The Happiness Shop". The wonder of it was that the play was written by Ha Young Cho, and was one of the cutest plays this year. The gist of it is that happiness cannot be bought but stems from the inside of oneself. A few pictures are given here as souvenir!
Yikes! Jane Austen's Pride and Prejudice has been tranported to India, with joyous song and dance. The grade 11 Hm and HS students of Ms Wilma, with support from grade 11 Sc and grade 12, acted, sang and danced in a performance that was nothing short of miraculous. Such a performance sets our toes tapping and our hearts throbbing for a whole week. The CTI stage rarely witnesses such infectuous joy! Congratulations to the actors, as well as the director, Ms Wilma!
Click for pictures of the presentations of the Korean Group who visited CTI. Check the newsletter for more info!
We usually are not treated to end-of-the-year plays presented by grade 12. But that is exactly what happened today, with the complicity of Miss Hermez, their teacher of English. "The Show Must Go On" was a farce that dealt with the tribulations of a movie director, and the show went on at the rate of ten jokes a minute. The lead role was taken by Rudy Youssef, and the whole class acted enthusiastically. What can we tell the class that will soon graduate? The show must go on. . .
The CTI students had the privilege to attend a special performance of the musical "Petra" by the Rahbani Brothers. Helena Sarnouk was the queen, leading a case of students from grade 8. Mrs Abou Malhab ably directed the production. Congratulations! For details, kindly check our newsletter.
As part of a bigger project, CTI students visited Rome and Campania during the Easter vacation of 2015. It was the experience of a lifetime, filled with a program rich with art, culture, adventure and fun. The students and teachers would like to share with you some of the activities that they did, and by now the social media has 1000s of other pictures about the trip. For information about the trip, kindly check our newsletter section. Enjoy! Ciao!
As the weather gradually cleared, the students were able to enjoy proper egg hunts in sunny weather. Easter was also feted at CTI with massive egg coloring, Palm Sunday parades, special music and more! Happy Easter. Christ is risen!
Fun Factory, under the guidance of Miss Dahlia Laham, organized a talent show packed with . . . talent, what else? Here are some pictures from the memorable occasion, showing the large diversity in presentations. We offer our sincere congratulations to all the students!
To all mothers, a very happy Mother's Day from the CTI Kindergarten students!
Grade 8 visited LSDC center for the mentally challenged, Ajaltoun, and we are not sure whether the students were more enthusiastic in their community work, or the people at the center were more enthusiastic in their welcome. Grade 8 students extended a helping hand, and were able to donate the tidy sum of 500,000L.L. to the organization. Mrs Rouss was the gracious host that we thank for the warmest welcome possible. This outing was organized by Mrs Abou Malhab, who was accompanied by Mrs Aoun and Mrs Hajj. Good job, grade 8!
Mrs Hourani and the students of grade 10 offered us a satirical rendition of the story of Cinderella, in French.The play, "Cendrillon", was a joke a second, and the students of grade 10 proved to be as fluent in French as they are funny! Sarah Aoun was superb in the title role, and everybody - sisters, prince, le Petit Chaperion Rouge, musketeers and all - excelled. There were even projections about possible Cendrillon chateaux!
Grade 7 studied ancient civilizations with Miss Dahlia Laham. Then, with pen and paper, carried on with their lessons at the National Museum. Here are some pictures for remembrance's sake. . .
الطبع غلب التطبع was the latest fare of Mr Haddad, and the play was acted with joy and dedication by the students of grades 11 Sc and Hm. Laughter was guaranteed as the students explained the origin of the eponymous saying. The caliph was ably acted by Joseph Ballout and his vizier was George Ayoub. The play was rounded up by appropriate music!
Our traditional snow trek for grade 10 was arguably the best ever! The snow was deep, and the students braved all sorts of terrain. By common consent, it was a most exhilarating day. The event was organized by Mr Jean Nassar.
This trip had monasteries, a fortress, a mini museum, strenuous treks, and dollops of fun. The students of grade 11 studied about the Medieval period, and voila! there they were reliving that period. Most of the places visited was new territory to the students, and the trip blended education, discovery, thrills and fun. A substantial part of the trip involved walking, so the students braved walking up to a veritable hermitage, and up a tortuous path that spirals on the mountain side. All in all, the students walked around 23,000 steps as verified by two students on their apps. There were hundreds of pictures taken, of which we chose a few so that you can share our joy. There are a lot more pictures (including some quite zany ones) left for the yearbook.
Teachers' Day was celebrated on Friday, March 6, with aplomb and gusto. There were recitations and dedications. There was even a children's choir with words specially composed for the occasion by Mrs Georgi. Then the students of grade 9 presented yet another episode of the hilarious "Mind Your Language", as befits the day. Ms Wilma directed and Michael Wazen had the main role - much more on this in the yearbook. Finally, the day was capped by a sumptuous dinner and special awards for the teachers. What is left to say is, "Happy Teachers' Day!"
An adaptation of the play Oedipus was presented by the students of grade 10 and directed by Miss Cherine Lahoud. The play dealt with the ill-fated hero who was left in the wilderness to die, and came back to his hometown to dire consequences. The students relished their roles, and the cast was headed by an excellent Fadi Sakaan as Oedipus, as well as Lea Fares as Jocasta, Sarah Aoun as the Sphinx, Danny Jawish as the King and Marie Ninette Kanaan as the Seeress. Excuse the ancient Greek tennis shoes!
The weather appeared glum, but the spirits were high as several CTI alumni played our football team. The score was 2-1 in favor of the alumni. The artistic photographs were taken by the talented student, Mario Maksoud.
Several class sections had the chance to visit the extraordinary geology museum, MIM. The students were surprised by the richness and variety of the exhibits, and were able to tie what they saw to what they studied in class. The project was coordinated by Mrs Abou Tayeh.
The High School students of Mrs Nahass presented the famous play, Cigalon, by the great French author Marcel Pagnol. The play dealt with a restaurant in Provence, France, and the rivalry between Cigalon and his neighbors. The great chef was acted by Raphael Bou Chakra, who had more pots and pans than is needed for any bouillabaisse! The acting, sets and general ambience were of first order!
Blessed with sunshine and snow, this year's snow camp was a great event. The students, under the supervision of Mr Nassar and other teachers, got to enjoy snow activities to their hearts' content. Students also had plenty of indoor and outdoor sports and activities, including indoor swimming. These were days to remember, and we hope that these choice pictures will be a nice memento.
The play with the intriguing title "To be Kind or not to be Kind" was presented by the students of grade 2 and directed by Mrs Marianne Daou. Obviously, the crux of the play was that of being kind to others!
As part of the theme related to professions, the students of KGIII practiced simulated job options at Kidzmondo. It was a memorable day, complete with fun activities and food.
Simply a few pictures of the KGII outing to a resort in the snow-clad Lebanese mountains! The students had a most memorable time!
As the name implies, "Beethoven" deals with the life of the eponymous composer. The play describes Beethoven's efforts to write his ninth symphony, his relationship to his nephew Carl, and his struggle against deafness. Grade 8 did an admirable job. Karim Rawda was Beethoven, complete with powdered wig. Mrs Aoun directed.
Here are some pictures of the latest SAD talent show, which brighted our day during a particularly rainy week! The students proved to be very talented, including those shown in these photos. Bravo, SAD, and congratulations to the participating students!
Posted here are some pictures of the super production of the CTI Christmas musical, "The Little Match Girl"! Check our newsletter for details, and . . . Merry Christmas!
Presented are some pictures of the spectacular event given by SAD, with Mr Nicholas Moawad as guest of honor. Kindly refer to our newsletter for details. Meanwhile enjoy these pictures, and share our zany fun!
Here are some pictures of the Kindergarten Christmas Variety Show given at the CTI on December 17, 2014. We hope that these pictures are somehow representative of the joyous occasion, with our best wishes for a very Merry Christmas!
The hall was packed, and the concert sent the audience heavenward! The program involved different kinds of Christmas music, all cheery, exciting and uplifting. The singers excelled, even when the music called for difficult harmonies. All in all, a most memorable occasion, and Conductor Paul Awaraji is to be commended!
Several CTI students sang solos, backed up by the choir. But the surprise of the event were the electric contributions of our own Mrs Mariane Daou, along with her husband Mr Rawad. Mrs Krista Kahoush brilliantly accompanied. Bravi!
Christmas is still far off in coming, and the CTI students are already celebrating. One group attended that quintessential Christmas ballet, Tchaikovsky's The Nutcraker. You can read about that in our Newsletter section. Another group of student visited a very special Christmas Bazaar, sampled the food, and bought ornaments. There is a lot more to go, and December is not even here yet!
There were innumerous sports events in November, as the weather became colder. There were games, events and practice sessions organized by CTI sports teachers and coaches. Football was thriving, and the CTI teams played several schools and a university (AUST - devastating CTI loss). Gym went on at a regular basis. A newly formed girls' basketball team started practicing for an upcoming tournament. And zumba had students and teachers moving to music!
Parents love to see their children's pictures online. Unfortunately, most faces are covered with masks! We have tried to incorporate a large number of beautiful costumes, and we apologize if some students do not appear here!
Halloween and St Barbara's are celebrated simultaneously at CTI, in several events. Unfortunately, we cannot show all the costumes and disguises of students: there were close to 300 contestants! Each student excelled in the choice of outfit, and we congratulate one and all. For more pictures, you would have to wait for the yearbook of this year. But we would like to single out a cool 1960's guy ("like peace, love, man") and an astounding gypsy girl. We would also like to point out a curious onlooker, admiring a group of sylph-like ladies! Boo!
We were honored to host the eminent author, Mr Shukri Anis Fakhoury, who delived the Independence Day speech to the students. He fired our enthusiasm about our beloved homeland. The event was capped by patriotic songs from the kindergarten classes, and an awesome mini musical presented by the students of Mrs Abou Malhab. And if this were not enough, Mr Bahzad Karam organized a culinary patriotic display of over 500 sandwiches. Happy birthday, Lebanon!
Based on the initiative of Mrs Nathalia Georgi, the students of grade 6 were able to visit the Lebanese Parliament. It was a lesson learned on site, and it came at a very timely moment, just before Independence Day. This once, these students felt very VIP, and part of the legislative community.
Circus at CTI? CTI students were surprised to go to recess, only to be met by a group of ambulatory circus people. It was a joyous occasion, with jugglers, acrobats and stilt-wakers entertaining the younger students, then the older ones. After many spectacular feats, people from the audience were chosen to participate in the fun.
Despite foreboding weather, "Rafael in Rio", our musical with a Brazilian theme, was performed to thunderous (no pun intended) acclaim. Congratulations to the students who did a superb job in acting and dancing. Many thanks to Mrs Krista Kashouh who put all of this together, as well as to Miss Areni Taslakian who coached the drama, and to Mr Rami Khalaf who designed and executed those wondrous sets.
Also thanks to all the teachers who taught dances, supervised and helped in the performance. It was an evening to treasure!
The event was filmed by Tele Lumiere.
It was another dream CTI trip, this time to Madrid, Spain, during the Easter break of Spring 2014. A large group of students and teachers visited art-filled museums, walked down quaint roads, and engaged in every imaginable exciting activity. Their outings even took them outside Madrid, to Segovia, Toledo, Valle de Caidos, El Escorial and elsewhere. It was a trip to remember forever, as the pictures testify. Where to next year?
CTI Cantores presented their Spring concert at the Assembly Hall, AUB. The choir sang religious, modern, folk, classical and Lebanese music, in arrangements that sometimes called for up to 5 voices. Maestro Vartan Agopian conducted and Mrs Krista Kashouh played the piano. In some of the pieces, Sami Moacdieh join in on the organ, and a string quarted played. Bravi!
The Christmas musical for grades 3, 4, 5 and 6 had Hollywood as a theme. A group of intrepid actors and producers are putting up a Christmas story film, and their work needed some correction in order to present the real Christmas story. This bubbling production was directed by Mrs Kashouh. Mrs Aida Tabbal and Mr Rami Khalaf designed the sets.
We were voted "smarted school in Lebanon" by Virgin Radio! As the scoreboard (presented by Virgin Radio and was propagated in the media) shows, we scored first, thanks to the efforts of several students led by whiz kid Rami Rouss. Congratulations!


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British Vogue editor Alexandra Shulman and British Fashion Council chairman Natalie Massenet cohosted the event at Nobu Berkeley in London's Mayfair. "It's particularly exciting to be here tonight knowing that the recipient of the second BFC/Vogue designer fund award, Christopher Kane, has now got the support of the big international PPR conglomerate," said Shulman in her speech. "The winner we ultimately chose was because we were impressed by how they had developed their business along with turning beautiful designs into a brand identity that is already admired worldwide and which has potential for growth."
Chief executive officer of the BFC, Caroline Rush, added, "The caliber of applications in the short list were second to none, all of the designers proved that they are at a very crucial stage in their business when the fund could deliver a real opportunity to accelerate growth. However, Nicholas' application provided a clear and compelling case for how both funding and targeted mentoring would be used to assist him in taking the next steps in developing a global brand."
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I have a library consisting of two dll files and one python wrapper.
I currently have code based on these three files being in the same parent directory as my main python file. I am now attempting to refactor things before I continue development and would like to move said library code into it's own lib/ directory. Unfortunately, nothing I've tried helps.
import ctypes
_lib = ctypes.cdll["./my.dll"]
The above code located in the python wrapper file loads the dll perfectly fine in it's original location. I've tried various ways of loading it in the new location such as:
from ctypes import *
import os
path = os.path.dirname(os.path.realpath(__file__))
_lib = ctypes.CDLL(os.path.join(path, 'my.dll'))
However python always throws an exception saying unable to find the module.. I have copy and pasted the path to verify that it is in fact the valid absolute path to the .dll file
Does anyone know what I need to do in order to relocate this library to a sub folder? I could always leave it where it is but I simply hate clutter.


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The Phillips Collection crowdsourcing effort, an attempt to raise $45,000 in a month to support a website abut Jacob Lawrence, has failed miserably. When the drive ended on Dec. 10, only $2,988--a mere 7 percent of the goal--had been pledged. And that took 41 supporters, for an average contribution of about $73. All of the background is here, in my previous post on the subject. Why would this campaign fail? I can think of several possibilities, or a combination of some of them: --Not enough visibility for the campaign. I checked the … [Read more...]
No Other Word For It: Fundraising Failure
Rush Post: Financial Health Of the Arts Industry
Southern Methodist University's National Center for Arts Research (NCAR), begun a few years ago, ,released a new bit of research today--"examining the financial, operating, engagement and staffing health of the U.S. nonprofit arts industry." I confess I find much of its work a bit unsurprising. Do we really need research that shows, as this report did, that "The receipt of an NEA or IMLS grant has a positive effect on nearly all performance outcomes" or that "Arts sectors that are heavily into digital distribution of their programs … [Read more...]
Barron's Strange Report On Art Museums
Last weekend, Barron's--the financial weekly--published a cover story on art museums. It's a crazy salad of a piece, full of supposedly new thoughts that are actually old, composed with a strange tone that shifts throughout the piece, exaggerating in parts, and so on. It frequently cited net assets as a sign of wealth, which includes items like land, when it should have used endowment figures. It has a few non sequiturs (notice the paragraph below on the Met). And it bore what I think is a misleading headline, Billionaire Art Museums. (see … [Read more...]
Does Crowdfunding Work? Not So Far
Back on Nov. 6, the Phillips Collection sent me an email about a worthy effort: it had started a crowd-funding campaign for a micro-website about Jacob Lawrence. It would feature "unpublished interviews between the artist and museum curators in 1992 and 2000, including one conducted just prior to the artist's death." The point, obviously, was to engage people in learning about Lawrence, particularly because the Phillips plans to present the exhibition Jacob Lawrence: The Migration Series (one image at left) in fall, 2016, following its presence … [Read more...]
Detroit: Time To Put Artists On The Spot?
Supporters of the Detroit Institute of Arts have been celebrating for almost a week now--it was last Friday that the court ruled in favor of the Grand Bargain, which buys freedom for the DIA. But with a catch: the museum still has to raise more than $10 million to reach its $100 million mandated contribution to the deal. And then it must raise about $300 million over the next eight or so years for its endowment, to replace the money it is receiving from the millage tax--which ends after 10 years from its inception. Plus, it always has to … [Read more...]
Detroit: Someone There Is Listening
Remember the political ruckus over the pay packages in the last years for Graham Beal, director of the Detroit Institute of Arts, and Annmarie Erickson, his deputy? Local politicians threatened to repeal the millage tax, which is supporting operations at the DIA for the next ten years, because of it. Even though I thought that the pair probably deserved the raises and bonuses as disclosed, I agreed that the optics of them--at the particular time, with the Grand Bargain hanging in the balance--had to be fixed. And I recommended a way … [Read more...]
Detroit Institute Addresses Compensation Complaints
A short time ago, the Detroit Institute of Arts responded to the criticism that has kept it in the news for the wrong reasons this week--and threatened to undermine support for the millage tax that provides $23 million on operating support each year. Board chair Edward Gargaro signed the statement, which said that "unfortunately misunderstandings have occurred." Indeed. In a key paragraph, Gargaro promised to discuss the matter the public officials threatened to repeal the millage: We will continue to provide our community with exceptional … [Read more...]
Mistake at DIA: A Pay-Raise Ruckus And A Solution
In the last two years or so, I've often praised the Detroit Institute of Arts for conducting itself in the right way--with respect to passing the millage and in how it has handled itself during the city's bankruptcy. Now, though, it has made a major mistake--in terms of optics if not substance. And it may cost the museum big, in terms of local support. Some local legislators are threatening to take action. According to several reports, the board handed out big raises to the top two execs in 2012: Director Graham Beal received a 13% raise … [Read more...]
Albright-Knox: Making The Case For Expansion
More than one museum has gotten into big trouble by expanding. But I'd bet the Albright-Knox Art Gallery in Buffalo has a better case than most of them. And last week, the museum said it plans to go ahead with a major expansion. A little background first: I met Janne Siren, who was hired to replace Louis Grachos as the gallery's director in January, 2013, on a visit he made to New York last week. I had last visited the museum about three years ago--though I wish I had not missed several of its recent exhibitions. And that streak seems to be … [Read more...]
My Verdict On The Met's New Fountains
I've been hearing a lot of complaints about the new fountains at the Metropolitan Museum of Art*; sadly, most are about their funding--with money from conservative David Koch, whose name, naturally (if belately) enough, is on them. I wish that was the real problem, because that can be batted away as foolish talk. Who cares who paid for them? Koch is a Met trustee. If there was a mistake here, it was the museum's promise at the outset that the plaza was not going to be named. But the real problem is that the fountains are ungainly, at … [Read more...]


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"Has it ever struck you that the vast majority of the will of God for your life has already been revealed in the Bible? That is a crucial thing to grasp."
"Tom Gordon, God love him. He has been terrific. He has come in with absolutely no room and has been spectacular."
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The Susan Linn Sage School of Philosophy
Cornell's Philosophy Department is home to a distinguished tradition of philosophical research and teaching. Founded at Cornell in 1891 with an endowment from Henry W. Sage, its courses, seminars, workshops, reading groups, and informal common-room discussions continue to be a vital part of intellectual life at Cornell. Students at every level and in every area of intellectual endeavor find opportunity to engage with great philosophical ideas and problems and develop the critical and analytical skills necessary for advancing our understanding of them.
Special Feature: History of the Sage School of Philosophy at Cornell
Why Study Philosophy?
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Liberal Arts Degree is Now the Tech Industry's "Hottest Ticket"
says Forbes Magazine, July 2015
The Program on Ethics and Public Life
The Program on Ethics and Public Life (EPL) promotes interdisciplinary inquiry into ethics and public policy.
EPL has many events and activities throughout the academic year.
The Law & Society Minor is one component of the Program on Ethics and Public Life.
Want to learn more about eating ethically? PHIL 1440X was featured as a MOOC (massive open online course) from EdX this past spring.
- Oct 23 Sage School Discussion Club at Stimson Hall
- Nov 06 Philosophy Graduate Student Invited Speaker Series at Stimson Hall
- Nov 13 Ancient Philosophy Speaker Series at Stimson Hall
Discussion Club event scheduled for Oct. 2 with speaker Dr. Laurence Thomas was cancelled. We hope to reschedule Dr. Thomas later in the fall semester.
Congratulations to Sage School Assistant Professor Kate Manne for winning a 2015 American Philosophical Association op-ed prize for her New York Times article: "In Ferguson and Beyond: Punishing Humanity".
Prize link here
New York Times op-ed
Faculty in the media:
Kate Manne, with a piece in the New York Times on "Why I Use Trigger Warnings"
Richard Miller, about Pope Francis's visit
Where is China Headed?
EPL Video Series Continues
Announcing four additional new videos, just released by the Cornell Program on Ethics & Public Life
Leading China scholars Bai Tongdong, Daniel Bell, Eli Friedman, Ching Kwan Lee, Justin Yifu Lin, Tony Saich, and Wang Shaoguang analyze, evaluate, document, and debate governance, growth, inequality, reform, and protest in China.
To access videos, visit www.eplchina.cornell.edu.
Cornell's Warrior-Scholar Project and the Sage School
What does it take to read analytically and think critically about complex topics such as democracy, freedom, or equality? Sage School Professor Andrew Chignell participated in Cornell's Warrior-Scholar Project during the summer of 2015. The Project helps facilitate the transition of military veterans from combat to life in academia. Read more.
Sage School of Philosophy now leading $4.5 million study of hope and optimism with University of Notre Dame
Website: Hope and Optimism
A grant from the John Templeton Foundation is funding a research project called "Hope and Optimism: Conceptual and Empirical Investigations", co-directed by Cornell philosophy professor Andrew Chignell and Notre Dame philosopher Samuel Newlands.
The three-year interdisciplinary effort will explore the theoretical, empirical and practical dimensions of hope, optimism, and related states by supporting new research in the social sciences, philosophy, and religion.
"Grants of this size in the humanities are unusual," said Chignell, associate professor in Cornell's Susan Linn Sage School of Philosophy. "Grants that range across the humanities and social sciences and are shared between two universities are extremely rare. So this is an exciting project that offers new opportunities for everyone involved."
- Professor Andrew Chignell was honored with the Frederick Burkhardt Award for Recently Tenured Scholars, from the ACLS (American Council of Learned Societies). He will spending a research year at Stanford's Center for Advanced Study in the Behavioral Sciences in 2015 - 2016.
Department Announcements
- Who Studies Philosophy? An article from the Physics Buzz Blog at PhysicsCentral.com has an analysis showing Philosophy dominates as the intended graduate field for those students with the highest GREs. Read more here.


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Osprey's NEW Resource Series
Going green is building momentum amongst the suppliers of outdoor equipment. Osprey's new Resource Series made from 70% recycled materials by content will launch this ISPO. The six products in the Resource Series (four day packs and two courier packs) took 2 years to develop - sourcing recycled ingredients wherever commercially possible: the main body fabric is four times more expensive when made from recycled material than virgin textiles.
Osprey's Circuit 32 Daypack from the Resource Series contains 18 recycled litre plastic bottles (post consumer waste) and uses other components such as regrind plastic buckles (post manufacturing waste). Other areas that underwent a sustainable replacement programme include the recycled mesh pockets; spacer mesh; stretch woven pockets; binding tape; webbing and zipper pulls. Presenting the environmentally aware consumer with a 70% recycled pack. Osprey's Resource Series aims to tackle all sources of potential waste, which is why the product hangtags are printed onto recycled card and the packs are even delivered into stores in a recycled polythene bag.
The four day packs vary in size (litre capacity is denoted by the number following the pack name) and comprise: Revo 22, £30/€40; Cypher 26, £40/€60; React 28, £35/€50; and the Circuit 32, £50/€70. The two courier bags consist of the Astro 18, £40/€60; and the Elroy 25 £50/€70.
Resource series Osprey Packs will be available on the high street from July 2007 from the best outdoor retailers.
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Doobie Brothers Going Country With Brad Paisley, Toby Keith, more (Recap)
Producer David Lyndon Huff has revealed some of the details about the forthcoming project which will also see the return of former Doobie Brothers singer Michael McDonald. "It is so exciting to have Michael on this project," Huff said. "He heard what we were doing and immediately wanted to be a part."
Huff explained the reason why he was inspired to put the project together with Doobie Brother manager Bruce Cohen, "The Doobie Brothers are such an important band in the history of music. The hits transcend time, so with this new collection we are just adding modern production and collaborations with the country stars".
Huff brought his brother Dann in to co-produce four songs on this record with him. "My brother is incredible as most of the country world knows," David Huff said of his brother who is the mega producer behind many Nashville artists. "We have been making music together almost our whole lives. I could not be more thrilled to bring him on to the Doobies with me."
"I think it will be the first time that Nashville will hear how very talented he is," said Dann of his younger brother, David, who splits his time between Nashville and LA doing productions for both country and pop artists. "This really was his baby and I see it as David's entry into the country market. I am just honored that I got to witness him work on a few songs. It's gonna be a great record!" -
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The suicide phone
Not to sure you'll find this in any guidebooks and fairly sure this tip is unique to VT. This is about the famous suicide phone at Toujinbo. As I mentioned in my Toujinbo tip, this is a very famous and infamous spot for suicide. On the far side of the cliffs you'll find a telephone booth that comes complete with cigarette, calling card and helpline information. Its certainly one of the more ghoulish aspects of a trip to Toujinbo!
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I have been working at Anue Systems full-time (More than a year)
Although the company has a casual atmosphere, don't let that fool you. There are some very dedicated people at Anue Systems. The company is very "tech" oriented, so your personality should be one in which you are comfortable around tech/engineering-oriented people.
Recently acquired by a California company and many changes are taking place- some good, some not at all good. There is an uneasiness about the future of Anue Systems and that seems to have impacted morale lately.
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Anue Systems had a lot of talented, high-quality employees before the acquisition; that is one of the reasons the company was so successful. Treat Anue Systems as just another acquisition and you may loose some of that talent.
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Jeff Bridges and the Abiders
Sunday April 07
Aladdin Theater
3017 SE Milwaukie Ave.
3017 SE Milwaukie Ave.
Where: Aladdin Theater
Phone: 234-9694
Address: 3017 SE Milwaukie Ave.
Website: www.aladdin-theater.com
Generally regarded as the best open-mic night in town, Helium's sign-ups fill quickly. Show up between 6 and 7 pm to snag some stage time.
The Brody hosts a thrice-weekly open-mic night. Comics get four-minute standup slots and can sign up online.


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Realtime Organ Tracking for Endoscopic Augmented Reality Visualization Using Miniature Wireless Magnetic Tracker.
ABSTRACT Organ motion is one of the problems on augmented reality (AR) visualization for endoscopic surgical navigation system. However,
the conventional optical and magnetic trackers are not suitable for tracking of internal organ motion. Recently, a wireless
magnetic tracker, which is called the Calypso 4-D localization system has been developed. Since the sensor of the Calypso
system is miniature and implantable, position of the internal organ can be measured directly. This paper describes AR system
using the Calypso system and preliminary experiments to evaluate the AR system. We evaluated distortion error caused by the
surgical instruments and misalignment error of superimposition. Results of the experiments shows potential feasibility and
usefulness of AR visualization of moving organ using the Calypso system.
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Article: A morphing approach for kidney dynamic modeling From 3D reconstruction to motion simulation[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: Motion simulation of an organ can be useful in some cases like organ study, surgery aid or tumor destruction. When using a non-invasive way of tumor destruction through transcutaneous transmition of waves, it is primordial to keep the wave beam focused on the tumor. When the tumor is not in movement, such a task is trivial. But when the tumor is located in a moving organ like the kidney, motion simulation is necessary. We present here an original method to obtain the kidney motion simulation: this is done using a mesh morphing (we consider the kidney has already been segmented and reconstructed for three different phases of the respiratory cycle). Such an approach allows a smooth transition between the different kidney models, resulting in a motion simulation. Thus, the method is purely geometric and does not need any kind of markers or tracking device. It gives directly a full 3D simulation and models are animated in real time. Finally, our approach is automatic and fast, so that it can easily be used in a medical environment.
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ABSTRACT: Augmented reality (AR), a useful visualization technique, is reviewed based literatures. The AR research methods and applications are surveyed since AR was first developed over forty years ago. Recent and future AR researches are proposed which could help researchers of decide which topics should be developed when they are beginning their own researches in the field.Visual Information Communication, 10/2009: pages 311-337;
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ABSTRACT: We present an image-guided intervention system based on tracked 3D elasticity imaging (EI) to provide a novel interventional modality for registration with pre-operative CT. The system can be integrated in both laparoscopic and robotic partial nephrectomies scenarios, where this new use of EI makes exact intra-operative execution of pre-operative planning possible. Quick acquisition and registration of 3D-B-Mode and 3D-EI volume data allows intra-operative registration with CT and thus with pre-defined target and critical regions (e.g. tumors and vasculature). Their real-time location information is then overlaid onto a tracked endoscopic video stream to help the surgeon avoid vessel damage and still completely resect tumors including safety boundaries. The presented system promises to increase the success rate for partial nephrectomies and potentially for a wide range of other laparoscopic and robotic soft tissue interventions. This is enabled by the three components of robust real-time elastography, fast 3D-EI/CT registration, and intra-operative tracking. With high quality, robust strain imaging (through a combination of parallelized 2D-EI, optimal frame pair selection, and optimized palpation motions), kidney tumors that were previously unregistrable or sometimes even considered isoechoic with conventional B-mode ultrasound can now be imaged reliably in interventional settings. Furthermore, this allows the transformation of planning CT data of kidney ROIs to the intra-operative setting with a markerless mutual-information-based registration, using EM sensors for intraoperative motion tracking. Overall, we present a complete procedure and its development, including new phantom models - both ex vivo and synthetic - to validate image-guided technology and training, tracked elasticity imaging, real-time EI frame selection, registration of CT with EI, and finally a real-time, distributed software architecture. Together, the system allows the surgeon to concentrate on intervention completion with less time pressure.Proceedings of SPIE - The International Society for Optical Engineering 03/2010; DOI:10.1117/12.844589 · 0.20 Impact Factor


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Sony Recalls Slim PS2 Power Adapters
Sony just recalled a whole bunch (3.5 million) of PS2 power adapters, for their 'slim line'; two-thirds sold in the EU. There are reports of the adapters getting dangerously hot, and in same cases melting (oh god, imagine what is then exposed – electrical circuitry).
Replacement adapters will be issued. Look for model numbers SCPH70002, 70003 and 70004 – these may be affected. If you think you have a fault power adapter go to www.ps2ac.com to ask questions.
Other companies have recently recalled power sources including Micosoft for its Xbox, and Apple for its batteries in the Powerbook and iBook.
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Grew up back East, got sick of the cold and headed West. Since I was small I have been pushing buttons - both electronic and human. With an insatiable need for tech I thought "why not start a blog focusing on technology, and use my dislikes and likes to post on gadgets."


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Pinwheels Celebrate Peace at The Steward School
To celebrate the International Day of Peace last month, students at The Steward School planted more than 200 pinwheels carrying messages of peace in their own celebration of "Whirled Peace."
Their pinwheels also helped renew ties with several other Richmond-area schools. As part of the Dr. Martin Luther King Day celebration in January 2010, Steward students visited Fairfield Court Elementary School and Woodville Elementary School to help beautify their campuses by painting murals, refurbishing teacher lounges, helping clean desks and windows and to carry out simple acts of service.
To continue relationships with those schools, Steward art teachers Lynn Zinder, Cindy Grissom and Rugene Paulette invited students at the elementary schools to take part in Steward's "Whirled Peace Day."
Fairfield's Assistant Principal, Ellena Ebanks, participated in the day's festivities, spoke about the pinwheels made by Fairfield students, and thanked Steward students for their service. Students in grades three through five at Woodville Elementary made pinwheels to be displayed at their school's Parent Night.
"You can't promote peace unless you are happy with yourself," Zinder told her students, who took her cue and decorated the pinwheels, all of which contained peaceful sentiments. Among them were Dr. Martin Luther King's statement, "We must pursue peaceful ends through peaceful means," and a quotation from an eight-year-old child, "Peace is people talking together with a heart between them."
Steward students shared their peaceful hearts with Mrs. Ebanks and the entire student body of the Anna Julia Cooper Episcopal School and its Headmaster, Mike Maruca, (also former head of middle school at The Steward School) during the "Whirled Peace Day" festivities. Visiting middle school students worked with Steward middle schoolers to make larger pinwheels that will be taken back to Anna Julia Cooper School. After the mornings' program, all of the pinwheels were planted in the shape of a large peace sign on the front lawn of the Steward School campus.
Pinwheels for Peace is an art installation project started in 2005 by two Florida art teachers.
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From October 4-9, 35 cyclists will be riding through Henrico County as part of a 325-mile tour of the East Coast Greenway (ECG) route from Fredericksburg, Virginia, to Raleigh, NC.
A 2,900-mile trail route that extends from the Canadian border at Calais, Maine, to Key West, Florida, The East Coast Greenway is heading into its 25th year. The Week A Year (WAY) Tour is an annual ride and fundraiser that has been working its way south since the first WAY Tour launched from Calais, Maine in 2011. Riders cover a different section of the Greenway each year and are on target to complete the route in Key West in 2019. > Read more.
A 2,900-mile trail route that extends from the Canadian border at Calais, Maine, to Key West, Florida, The East Coast Greenway is heading into its 25th year. The Week A Year (WAY) Tour is an annual ride and fundraiser that has been working its way south since the first WAY Tour launched from Calais, Maine in 2011. Riders cover a different section of the Greenway each year and are on target to complete the route in Key West in 2019. > Read more.
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She bought the winning ticket at the 7-Eleven at 2750 Hungary Spring Road in Henrico. She had the choice of taking the full $1 million prize over 30 years or a one-time cash option of $681,000 before taxes. She chose the cash option. The store received a $10,000 bonus from the Lottery for selling the winning ticket. > Read more.
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Original post made by Alleluia, Menlo Park: Downtown, on Nov 16, 2006
My child is addicted to the mac & cheese, and every 8th visit or so, I attempt the hamburger, but they are invariable well-done, no matter how I ask them to cook it.
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a resident of Menlo Park: Allied Arts/Stanford Park
on Nov 16, 2006 at 5:56 pm
Dear Allelulia - I would never buy a hamburger at a gourmet restaurant like JZCool. That's akin to asking an opera diva to sing a popular song. It's sounds like a great idea until you experience it, and then you realize that something isn't quite right.
If you want a good burger, go to In-N-Out. The nearest one is at 1159 N. Rengstorff Ave., at the corner of Rengstorff and U.S. 101.
a resident of Portola Valley: Brookside Park
on Jul 28, 2007 at 11:38 pm
JZ Cool has now been revamped as a wine bar and restaurant. I just tried it out and enjoyed the creative dishes - except for the vegetables which had been grilled (i.e. charred and carcinogenic). There are small and large plates to mix and match, slice and share.
I was surprised that the waiter put the closed sign up early as there weren't many people there. What would you do? Leave the restaurant open later so that there's a chance more would come in - after all where do you dine at 10 pm in Menlo Park? I think if they could get the permits to be open 'til 11pm then maybe people would hang out there.
Why is it that there weren't more people in the restaurant - price, type of food, lack of knowledge about the place, not a compelling outside, lack of buzz, bad experience before - I'm curious - I'd have thought there'd be more people there wanting to try something a little bit different from the usual run of the mill restaurants.
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