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While you're standing in the inevitable weekend brunch line at this Powderhorn hot spot, flip through the local zines on wall racks, or the mugs handmade by one of the owners, or the stack of postcards, including those with the slogan, "Modern Times Café: Where the Punks Take Their Parents." It's true: Modern Times hosts all kinds, and while the inside of this café has plenty to look at — colorful tables, rotating wall art — best of all are the diners next to you. There are punks, sure, tattooed and shaking off their hangovers with a heaping helping of the Tucson Tough Guy scramble. But there are also little kids, old couples sharing a paper at the counter, and all the other types that make up Powderhorn's vibrant neighborhood. The service is of the excellent, flipping-tables-but-still-making-sure-your-coffee-mug-is-always-full variety, but nothing beats the food. Modern Times is that rare place beloved by vegetarians, vegans, gluten-averse, and carnivores alike, with sides ranging from tempeh to bacon. Every item on the menu is unpretentiously marked with a dietary category, and all of those items — from the hearty veggie scrambles to the generous migas to the decadent croques — are delicious.
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We like to start our days the way we end them — in close proximity to a bar — and at Ward 6 we can get our morning caffeine fix in a tall glass of Surly Coffee Bender. Best of all, we get to follow up that jolt with any number of exceptional early-in-the-day dishes. Breakfast poutine here isn't just a riff on the wonder of a great French fry, it's a way of life. A dish of crispy potatoes smothered in sausage gravy and gooey fresh cheese is more than enough to fortify you against even the coldest Minnesota day. Ward 6 also passes the test of a great breakfast — a perfectly cooked egg — with flying colors every time we order. Harissa-spiked Hollandaise makes for a killer eggs Benedict, and the so-called Disaster breakfast scramble will destroy any ills you may have caused yourself the night before; plus, sweets fans can bury their faces in the mountain of powdered sugar that tops the beignets or dive face first into a pile of impossibly fluffy pancakes. Ward 6 is truly a breakfast joint for breakfast lovers.
Even after you've ordered the holy trinity of brunch beverages — water to hydrate, coffee to caffeinate, and a Bloody Mary to wash away your sins, amen — you've still got arguably the most important decision ahead of you: what to eat. Pick the wrong thing, and you're wallowing in bed for the remainder of the day; choose wisely, and you'll be vaulted back into the realm of the living. Allow us to assist you in your time of need. The breakfast poutine at Muddy Waters is far and away the most comforting, most hangover-busting hero-on-a-plate you could hope for. A bed of crispy home fries is topped with a generous helping of salty soft cheese curds, a fried egg, and rich gravy — which can be made vegetarian and served with mushrooms and other grilled veggies upon request. A perennial favorite of brunch regulars, the breakfast poutine was recently removed from the menu, but we have it on good authority that if you ask nicely, you can still get yourself a plate of this miracle cure. And if you can enjoy it al fresco on Muddy Waters' shady patio, all the better.
The Bloody Mary will forever be bedfellows with that cruelest reality of a fun night on the town: the hangover. At the Triple Rock, the bartenders never lose sight of the utilitarian purposes of this brunch staple, boozing it up generously with vodka, adding a sweat-inducing dose of hot sauce, and tossing in enough pepper to make your mouth pucker. If drinking one (or two or three) of these hair-of-the-dog miracle-workers doesn't get your mind right, then it's probably time to go back to bed — or else hit the whiskey. And coffee. Of course, the T-Rock Bloody is no taste-bud vulgarity, either; even the most sober among us will appreciate how the spicy aftertaste complements the savory acidity of the tomato juice. Not that there's anything pretentious about it: Presented in a plastic pint glass, this Bloody won't come topped with a burger or doughnut or any other nonsense that should actually be brunch itself. There isn't even salt on the rim, just a pickle, olive, and lemon wedge — all of which makes for a damn fine Bloody.
If there's a drawback to the surplus of top-notch coffee shops in the Twin Cities — and, frankly, we're not complaining — it's that it can be hard for any single one to stand out from the crowd. No such worries exist with the newest addition to the Spyhouse empire, located in Northeast off Broadway and Central. The array of coffee, espresso, and artisan teas needs no introduction, thanks to the roaster's 14-year run as a south Minneapolis institution. The latest shop sets itself apart with a finely tuned attention to detail, a stylish mirror to the neighborhood's hip convergence of old industrialism and new Bohemia. Located in an old mattress factory, Spyhouse makes use of the building's weathered bricks and exposed rafters, complementing them with aged wood trim and signature black leather upholstery to form a charming rustic chic vibe. The big picture windows along the front light up the room during the day, while the overhead lamps (including a chandelier above the wrap-around bar) provide a cozy, romantic ambience at night. Spyhouse owner Christian Johnson even indulged his fondness for secondhand oddities, decorating the walls with old bowling shoe racks, a big metal drugstore sign, and — why the hell not? — a portrait of FDR. Such craftsmanship makes for more than a coffee shop; this cafe is a work of art. For the shop's clientele, it may even be a wellspring of inspiration.


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LeBron James Decides Heat's Nickname is "The Heatles," Unfortunately
Back when LeBron James and Chris Bosh joined Dwyane Wade down here in Miami there was a mini-obsession with finding the perfect nickname for them. There was talks of Miami Thrice, MV3, the James Gang, and even three-headed shitstorm. Though, we never really settled on anything, did we? Well, the King has spoken and the Heat will now be known as "The Heatles."
"I see we sell out 99.1 percent on the road, so we call ourselves the Heatles off the Beatles, so every time we take our show on the road we bring a great crowd,'' James said at a press conference.
When asked who was Lennon and who was McCartney, James replied, "`I knew that was going to be a question ...We're just the Heatles, man."
For the record, I think it's pretty obvious Wade is Lennon, James is McCartney, Udonis Haslem is George Harrison, Chris Bosh is Ringo, and Erik Spoelstra is Yoko Ono.
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Take, for example:
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def list_inner_contents(archive_path, inner_paths):
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return tfX.getnames()
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1. Overview- Students will learn to become engaged in what is happening in the world around them through exploration and problem-solving of life problems, community affairs, and real world problems. Subject matter is viewed as a tool for helping to answer the questions but not as an end in itself. There are two types of curricula: integrated studies and project based learning. Integrated studies is a type of curriculum that focuses on problems. When the teachers and students are focused on a problem, they work backward and try to figure how or whether the subject matter disciplines can be of any help. For example, what do students need to know about basic science if they are going to gather useful soil and water samples? Project based learning is focused on teaching by engaging students in investigation. Within this framework, students pursue solutions to nontrivial problems by asking and refining questions, debating ideas, making predictions, designing plans and/or experiments, collecting and analyzing data, drawing conclusions, communicating their ideas and findings to others, asking new questions, and creating artifacts (e.g., a model, a report, videotape or computer program)" (371).
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4. Environment- The society-centered teacher is interested in creating a classroom environment of democracy, participation and citizenship. Teachers take the students out of the typical classroom environment and get them out into the real world where they can use their problem solving skills to solve real world problems. Students are always paired with other peers to help solve the world problems. Students are given the skills they need in the classroom such as understanding the project content and the know how to solve the problems before the project begins. Then the students are able to take what they know and apply it outdoors with their peers to work through the problem and find a way to solve it or make it better.
5. Assessment-The society-centered curriculum does not utilize static paper and pencil tests. The assessments in the society-centered model are gained through real world outcomes, citizenship and leadership development, applied knowledge and skills, group reflection, and social growth. Assessments may include multiple formats such as written work, observations, presentations, informal discussions and questions, project designs, and the final products. Students, peers, and the teacher are involved in the assessments. In this model, students may be given the chance to create their own rubric that details their own expectations of their assignment and then have the teacher use the student created rubric to assess their learning.
Ellis, A. K. 2004. Exemplars of curriculum theory. Larchmont, NY: Eye on Education.
Blumenfeld, P., Soloway, E., Marx, R., Krajcik, J., Guzdial, M., & Palincsar, A. (1991) Motivating project-based learning: Sustaining the doing, supporting the learning. Educational Psychologist, 26 (3 & 4), 369-398.
gravanbaksh (Poster). Society Centered Curriculum Promo [Video]. (November 18th, 2009).
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This is Bowie in his mode as a crowd-pleasing professional, playing with considerable charm and skill, offering no surprises but plenty of pleasure: it's not the first album that will come to mind when thinking of live Bowie, but as it's playing, it's hard to resist.
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Through his editorship of Print Martin Fox created one
of the visual communication industry's most reliably high-quality,
accessible, and well-respected magazines. Its wide distribution,
combined with its intellectually and visually fulfilling content,
means that Print more than earns its tagline billing as
"America's Graphic Design Magazine."
When Fox was growing up in the Bronx he wanted to be a
playwright, and he studied the art at Queen's Collage under the
theater critic and scholar John Gassner. In 1955, however, after
having served in the Korean War, Fox was sidetracked into the world
of publishing. He found his way to Print by chance, became
editor two years later, and stayed in that role for the next 40
Despite his fascination with graphic design, Fox never
completely abandoned his earlier ambition, and has written several
plays. One of them, "Office Murders," was produced Off-Broadway in
the late 1970's. Now that he is semi-retired and works for Print
only three days a week, in the role of Editor-at-Large, he is able
to devote more time to writing plays once again.
Over his four-decade-long association with Print, Fox's
editorial mission has focused on some primary objectives. One is to
counter the characterization prevalent in society at large that
graphic designers are decorative artists. Another goal is to
communicate important developments—not simply trends but
transforming changes in the design field that have been the result
of transforming changes in the culture. An admirable demonstration
of this last mission, is an issue of Print devoted to "The
Designer and the Computer," published in 1966.
In addition to these content-driven goals, the 64-year-old
Print has developed some very high standards in the way it
presents itself. Editorially the magazine's voice is authoritative
and at times provocative, thanks to the involvement of some of the
most critically astute minds in the design community—Steven Heller,
Julie Lasky, and Rick Poynor among them. Visually the publication
emphasizes clear and quiet presentation of the featured work and
high quality production values over design excess.
The consistency of this approach and the accessibility it
affords means that the magazine is just as well respected beyond
the design community as it is within it. During Fox's tenure as its
editor, Print won the National Magazine Award for General
Excellence twice, in 1994 and 2002, and was nominated a further
five times in the category for small circulation magazines.
"Yes, it is beautiful, a visual celebration of the graphic arts.
A rich evocation of design, photography, advertising, and poster
art. But the stories make good reading too-provocative and
unpredictable. In all, the magazine delivers political, social,
cultural and historical insights about human culture here and
abroad. Print entertains us as it educates us."
—Jurors of 1994 National Magazine Award
" PRINT is the ultimate authority on all things
graphic. It presents what's new and good in visual communication,
from high-style to mass-market, plus commentary by the industry's
best minds. Print's design is just as it should be: boldly
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Meet the 2016 AIGA Medalists! The distinguished AIGA Medal is awarded to individuals in recognition of their exceptional achievements in the field of design.
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 https://journals.uvic.ca/index.php/ijcyfs/article/view/15716 INTRODUCTION TO THE SPECIAL ISSUE ON ALTERNATIVE PATHWAYS IN EDUCATION FOR DISENFRANCHISED CHILDREN AND YOUNG PEOPLE IN THE AUSTRALIAN CONTEXT 2016-06-16T05:55:37-07:00 Marnee Shay email@example.com Ann Morgan firstname.lastname@example.com Jo Lampert email@example.com Deborah Heck email@example.com

Introduction to the Special Issue on Alternative Pathways in Education for Disenfranchised Children and Young People in the Australian Context.

 2016-05-18T00:00:00-07:00 Copyright (c) 2016 Ann Morgan, Marnee Shay https://journals.uvic.ca/index.php/ijcyfs/article/view/15717 STICKABILITY, TRANSFORMABILITY AND TRANSMITTABILITY: ALTERNATIVE, PULL-OUT PROGRAMS WITHIN SCHOOLS — WHAT THE LITERATURE SAYS ABOUT EFFECTIVE PRACTICE AND PROVISION FOR DISENFRANCHISED YOUNG PEOPLE 2016-06-16T05:55:37-07:00 David Zyngier firstname.lastname@example.com Rosalyn Black email@example.com Nathan Brubaker email@example.com Marc Pruyn email@example.com
This paper draws on the findings of a recent and extensive literature review to examine the efficacy of pull-out education programs (alternative programs) in schools in relation to student learning, well-being, and pathways. It synthesises the research on alternative education programs and their contribution to student outcomes using three main conceptual categories: how sustainable these programs are — their stickability; how effective these programs are in achieving their stated purpose of improving and enhancing vulnerable students' learning, well-being, and pathways — their transformability; and how these programs may be used successfully in other locations and contexts — their transmittability. It concludes with recommendations for future practice, suggesting that school systems should prioritise prevention and early intervention in providing support to vulnerable students in ways that take account of students' own reasons for why they are disengaged from schooling.
 2016-05-18T00:00:00-07:00 Copyright (c) 2016 David Zyngier, Rosalyn Black, Nathan Brubaker, Marc Pruyn https://journals.uvic.ca/index.php/ijcyfs/article/view/15718 ALTERNATIVE EDUCATION: PROVIDING SUPPORT TO THE DISENFRANCHISED 2016-06-16T05:55:37-07:00 Martin Mills firstname.lastname@example.com Glenda McGregor firstname.lastname@example.com
This paper is concerned with "what works" in alternative schools, also known as flexible learning centres, in the state of Queensland, Australia. Generally, young people who find their way to an alternative educational provider have left school early due to difficult personal circumstances or significant clashes with schooling authorities and their associated disciplinary requirements. This research at eight case-study alternative schools shows that their students were reconnecting to educational futures because of policies and practices that were quite different from those of mainstream schools. By reimagining their relational, pedagogical, curricular, and pastoral work, many of these alternative schools and centres have created learning environments that cater to the holistic needs of young people, particularly those on the margins of societies. It is our contention that mainstream schools might use ideas from this growing alternative educational sector to inform their practices positively and thus retain many of their most vulnerable students.
 2016-05-18T00:00:00-07:00 Copyright (c) 2016 Martin Mills, Glenda McGregor https://journals.uvic.ca/index.php/ijcyfs/article/view/15719 TRAUMA-INFORMED FLEXIBLE LEARNING: CLASSROOMS THAT STRENGTHEN REGULATORY ABILITIES 2016-06-16T05:55:38-07:00 Tom Brunzell email@example.com Helen Stokes email@example.com Lea Waters email@example.com
This study explores the implementation of the first of three domains, increasing regulatory abilities, within a trauma-informed positive education (TIPE) approach with flexible learning teachers as they incorporated trauma-informed principles into their daily teaching practice. Trauma-informed teaching approaches have particular relevance for flexible learning settings, and can help meet the complex needs of students who have experienced violence, abuse, or neglect. This paper proposes that redressing a trauma-affected student's regulatory abilities should be the first aim in this developmentally-informed TIPE pedagogy. Drawing from research with nine teachers working in trauma-affected flexible learning settings in a large metropolitan region, this study employs a qualitative appreciative inquiry action research methodology to explore the use of TIPE perspectives with their students. Under the domain of increasing regulatory abilities, four arising subthemes hold particular application for teacher practice and planning: rhythm; self-regulation; mindfulness; and de-escalation. These four subthemes are positioned as promising pathways to increasing regulatory abilities in students as they strive toward successful learning outcomes.
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Children who experience maltreatment in their families may be placed in out-of-home care. A large, and increasing, number of children are being raised in these settings in Australia. The history of maltreatment that children in out-of-home care have experienced results in a variety of educational challenges. It is generally believed that schools are best placed to serve the educational needs of these children. However, there is extensive evidence that schools are unable to facilitate learning success for many children in out-of-home care. This paper argues that because home education can provide a low- stress environment and individually tailored learning, it can be an effective method of education for children and young people in out-of-home care. A case study of a home-educated child in out-of-home care is presented.
 2016-05-18T00:00:00-07:00 Copyright (c) 2016 Karleen Gribble, Rebecca English https://journals.uvic.ca/index.php/ijcyfs/article/view/15721 TEACHERS' EXPERIENCES OF RE-ENGAGING DISENFRANCHISED YOUNG PEOPLE IN LEARNING THROUGH INQUIRY-BASED PEDAGOGIES: A PHENOMENOGRAPHIC STUDY 2016-06-16T05:55:38-07:00 Debra Talbot firstname.lastname@example.com Debra Hayes firstname.lastname@example.com
The potential of inquiry-based pedagogies to improve the learning outcomes of students has gained some support in the literature. In Australia, a small group of schools has adopted inquiry-based pedagogies that foreground students' interests in order to re-engage young people who have been disenfranchised from schooling, and also to provide an alternative education for those seeking a more responsive form of educational provision. This paper reports on a phenomenographic analysis of the experiences of teachers in these schools, which was part of a larger study that included interviews with students and their parents or caregivers, classroom observations, and documentary analysis. In developing their curriculum, participating schools drew inspiration from a U.S. organization, Big Picture Learning; hence, a core element involved students learning through their interests (LTI), a feature of Big Picture schooling. The building of inquiry skills, for both students and teachers, is foundational to the success of LTI. This paper aims to contribute to more responsive education provision for disenfranchised young people by documenting the range of variation in teachers' experiences when implementing such a curriculum. We also consider the implications for sustainability of this approach in terms of the intellectual, physical, and emotional demands made on teachers.
 2016-05-18T00:00:00-07:00 Copyright (c) 2016 Debra Talbot, Debra Hayes, Jasmin Wandell https://journals.uvic.ca/index.php/ijcyfs/article/view/15722 A PROPOSED PILOT STUDY OF A GRATITUDE PRACTICE PROGRAM TO INCREASE GRATITUDE AMONG EDUCATORS: THE FIRST STEP TOWARDS EXPLORING THE POTENTIAL OF GRATITUDE PRACTICE TO INCREASE WORK ENGAGEMENT AND BUFFER AGAINST AND DECREASE BURNOUT 2016-06-16T05:55:38-07:00 Jasmin Wandell email@example.com
Burnout in educational settings is an international issue. Drawing on practitioner experience in Flexi schools for disenfranchised young people and the methods of positive psychology, this paper outlines a gratitude practice program (GPP) as a proposed intervention to address burnout within Flexi schools. The proposed intervention comprises a full-day workshop and 10 weekly group coaching sessions that aim to develop gratitude practice among teachers. The intention of the paper is to consider the GPP's capacity to increase gratitude and the potential benefit of the program to participants. This proposed pilot study will be delivered to 14 educators in a single school. A pretest-posttest, multi-method design of evaluation will be presented and discussed. The GPP's capacity to increase gratitude will be evaluated utilising a gratitude questionnaire. A focus group will be used to ascertain the benefit of the program. It is predicted that the GPP will increase gratitude and will be found beneficial by participants. The potential of the GPP to increase work engagement is discussed in terms of future studies. This proposed pilot study offers a practical intervention that can potentially address the real-world problem of burnout in alternative educational settings.
 2016-05-18T00:00:00-07:00 Copyright (c) 2016 Jasmin Wandell https://journals.uvic.ca/index.php/ijcyfs/article/view/15723 RE-CREATING SOCIAL FUTURES: THE ROLE OF THE MORAL IMAGINATION IN STUDENT–TEACHER RELATIONSHIPS IN ALTERNATIVE EDUCATION 2016-06-16T05:55:38-07:00 Jennifer A. Vadeboncoeur email@example.com Renira E. Vellos firstname.lastname@example.com
In this article, we describe a quality of student–teacher relationships that supports re-engagement in alternative education. This quality is based upon the principle of accept and build: a dialectical principle that simultaneously includes both student and teacher accepting what the other offers in the present moment while building new social futures in relation. We argue that this form of relation is both a means and an outcome of moral imagining. The article is in three sections. We begin by providing a brief review of the literature on student–teacher relationships. Then, drawing together the literature on moral imagination, we describe and exemplify the principle of accept and build with research from Australia and Canada. From this perspective, student–teacher relationships can be positioned as developing projects of the moral imagination with implications for the recreation of social futures. Although the label of "second chance" is often applied pejoratively to alternative and flexible programs, we argue that this should be viewed as a strength rather than a weakness.
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ADDISON - An Addison couple was arrested this week as part an ongoing police investigation on 103 reports of burglary in Addison County, police said.
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Police said during a second search of the house thousands of items were recovered including jewelry, silver and sports memorabilia.
Ritchie was charged with three counts of unlawful trespass and three counts of possession of stolen property. Additional charges may be forthcoming for Ritchie related to the burglaries and thefts.
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According to the report 20 percent of decline-to-state voters lean Democrat, 12 percent would likely go Republican, and nearly half want a nonpartisan ballot for the primary.
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Shaheena Pooloo is another great designer outta the UK, and the latest winner of our Best Artist Name award! (Previous winner…)
This painting by Dane Lovett has got me all nostalgic.
I have been meaning to feature the paintings of Tiffany Bozic for some time. You really get the feeling there is a fable or some fantastic story to go along with each image.
Sheila Bocchine shoot pictures with a medium format pinhole camera! No lens – light enters her wooden camera through a pinhole (hence the name) directly onto the film. Sound like fun? Make one for yourself!
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Ontrack Data Recovery specialists successfully recover virtual machines from VMware's first policy-driven storage solution
MINNEAPOLIS – July 29, 2014 – Kroll Ontrack, the leading provider of data recovery and ediscovery, today announced data recovery capabilities for VMware® Virtual SAN™ (VSAN). Only on the market since March 2014, Kroll Ontrack has successfully recovered data from several hard disks that were managed by VSAN for a client in the Netherlands. In a combined team effort by Ontrack Data Recovery engineers from around the world, Kroll Ontrack was specifically able to recover all the data stored in the virtual machines from a total of 15 disks and three SSDs.
"Since VSAN is so new, we are very proud to be the first to completely recover virtual machines from VSAN hard disks," said Jeff Pederson, manager of data recovery operations, Kroll Ontrack. "With newly gained knowledge, we developed a toolset for these systems, and can now handle new VSAN recovery requests in an expedited fashion."
In the initial Virtual SAN recovery case, one SSD failed which caused one of the three nodes to fail, and that took down the entire VSAN storage system. As a result, four large virtual machines comprised of valuable business data were lost.
In VSAN architecture, a node is a server host device, which can contain up to seven hard disks and one SSD flash drive. In this case, the VSAN storage system consisted of three nodes with five magnetic disks and one SSD each. Since VSAN manages and stores all data in a combined storage pool, Ontrack Data Recovery engineers had to recover the complete data from all of the 15 disks and virtually rebuild the storage pool to recover the missing data. To do so, Ontrack Data Recovery engineers had to develop a brand new solution to find, combine and rebuild all the needed description files and log files to rebuild the desired virtual machines.
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