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a music theater performance co-created with Göksu Kunak a.k.a. Gucci Chunk
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Contretemps/Soliloquy (via Fred Moten) (2019)
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Music for Hotelbars (2018)
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Ten Bullets Through One Hole (2018)
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String Quartet No. 1 (Tubular–Mondo) (2018)
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excyte (2018)
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Alles beginnt immer jetzt (2017)
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still|arriving (2017)
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HighWay (2016-17)
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microphase (2017)
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i found a space for me and you and when i gave the space to you you couldn't even feel it (2016)
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little moments of invisible deaths (2016)
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Testomania (2016)
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Zeichnung (2015)
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Who doesn't love a slushy in the summer, especially if it's got booze! This Boozy Watermelon Slushy, is not only a total treat, but you don't have to add sugar, it's low in calories, and it only has three ingredients!
Light booze of choice (I prefer vodka for this drink)
Lime juice
Sugar syrup or agave (totally optional)
First off, you need to cut your watermelon into cubes. I think the easiest way to do this is to slice off each end of the watermelon, and then slice down from top to remove the rind, working your way around the outside of the melon until you just have a giant melon ball.
Then cut up into thick slices, and cube it up!
A gorgeous bowl of watermelon. Now just stick that in the freezer in a covered container (I used plastic wrap). Freeze overnight.
Now toss some cubes in your blender, however much booze you would like, a splash of water, and a squeeze of lime juice. My watermelon was quite sweet so I didn't need any syrup or agave, but if yours isn't sweet enough, feel free to add a splash.
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President Barack Obama said he is "saddened" over the death of veteran journalist Helen Thomas.
Obama released a statement on 92-year-old Thomas's death Saturday. Thomas, who covered every president from John F. Kennedy to Obama, had "been ill for a long time," according to the AP.
Below, Obama's full statement on Thomas's passing:
Michelle and I were saddened to learn of the passing of Helen Thomas. Helen was a true pioneer, opening doors and breaking down barriers for generations of women in journalism. She covered every White House since President Kennedy's, and during that time she never failed to keep presidents – myself included – on their toes. What made Helen the "Dean of the White House Press Corps" was not just the length of her tenure, but her fierce belief that our democracy works best when we ask tough questions and hold our leaders to account. Our thoughts are with Helen's family, her friends, and the colleagues who respected her so deeply.
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Wabasha County
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June 25, 2018
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Agenda Item:
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2. Approve agenda.
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4. Public hearing on the Conditional Use Permit application submitted by Lake Pepin Golf Course to allow for outdoor weddings on parcel 13.00473.00 located in Section 18 & 19, Township 111 North, Range 11 West, Town of Pepin.
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One geometric design looks like part of a ladder, forming rectangles. They painted red dots. The issue of just how human-like Neanderthals were has always been a topic of heated discussion among experts.
In a paper published Thursday in Science, an worldwide team of archaeologists shows that each of the three paintings was executed at least 64,000 years ago - more than 20,000 years before the first modern humans arrived in Europe.
"That material culture, archaeologically visible manifestations, only appears after 200,000 years ago probably means that it is at a time when individual and social interactions became so complex that conventions, signs, and symbols became necessary for the transmission of information about status, territory, ethnicity, rights over the resources of land, etc.", Zilhão explained.
What makes us human?
The common depiction of Neanderthals in popular culture is usually that of a brutish, often ape-like, humanoid character who has a degree of outward resemblance to modern humans, but relies nearly entirely on brawn, with very little brain power. But the bigger migration from the birthplace of humanity didn't begin until 60,000 years ago - and it took some time before populations settled in Europe.
While some archaeologists already viewed Neanderthals as more sophisticated than their commonplace caricature, the evidence until now has been inconclusive.
The findings have lead scientists to believe that many ornamental artefacts recovered from the Ice Age or Upper Palaeolithic Period which have been attributed to human craftsmanship may have been the result of cross-cultural influence with much older pre-existing Neanderthal communities. Indeed, if you are of European or Asian descent, it is likely that roughly 2% of your genome comes from Neanderthal ancestors.
Neanderthals are thought to have evolved in Asia and Europe from a common ancestor of humans and Neanderthals. Excitingly, the types of paintings produced (red lines, dots and hand stencils) are also found in caves elsewhere in Europe so it would not be surprising if some of these were made by Neanderthals, too.
The painted caves were discovered in Spain.
The paintings of animals, hand stencils and other drawings must have been made by Neanderthals, the team reports in the journal Science. Some of them were painted in pitch black areas deep in the caves - requiring the preparation of a light source as well as the pigment. Physicist Dirk Hoffmann of the Max Planck Institute for Evolutionary Anthropology was among the dating experts on the team. The walls were the canvasses, and the paintings are bold and clearly not some kind of smeary accident. When the hand was removed, its "negative" was left, imprinted on the cave. A new technique called Uranium-Thorium dating is less destructive, is more accurate and can go back further in time than other methods.
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Chevalier's supervisors were critical of his efforts to change the company's culture, he said in the suit. Silicon Valley - and Google in particular - has been shaken by fierce debates over diversity issues.
The ladder shape composed of red horizontal and vertical lines (center left) shown above dates to older than 64,000 years and was made by Neanderthals.
"Keep in mind, these are minimum ages", Hoffman said.
"We have examples in three caves 700km apart, and evidence that it was a long-lived tradition".
But cave paintings were one of the last bastions that appeared to differentiate anatomically modern humans from Neanderthals, who died out some 35,000 years ago.
"According to our new data Neanderthals and modern humans shared symbolic thinking and must have been cognitively indistinguishable", concludes Joao Zilhao, team member from the Catalan Institution for Research and Advanced Studies in Barcelona and involved in both studies. That technique showed the paintings were much older than first thought.
But the study proved that Neanderthals had the cognitive ability to understand symbolic representation.
The second study provided evidence that Neanderthals used pigments and piercings to modify shells some 115,000 years ago, which is far earlier than similar artifacts are associated with H. sapiens anywhere.
"We have spent 10 years refining the technique and have numerous quality controls", Pike said.
The paper, U-Th dating of carbonate crusts reveals Neandertal origin of Iberian cave art, is due for publication in Science on Friday, 23 February 2018. Roebroeks noted that the sample and dating work was done "carefully" by experienced archeologists.


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The superhero film boom continues! After the gloom-and-doom of Avengers: Infinity War, we now have the sequel to the miniature superhero franchise, Ant-Man and the Wasp. Free from the shackles of predetermined disappointment after the absence of original director Edgar Wright from the first film, returning director Peyton Reed and lead actor/co-writer Paul Rudd truly have the reigns to go where they want to go.... Continue ReadingRead More
With its classic style, striking ensemble, and lack of action-heavy set pieces, Murder on the Orient Express may be a little too refined for modern audiences versed in the ways of today's distraction-centric filmmaking where bigger and louder equals better.... Continue ReadingRead More
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Baby Lettuces with Radishes and Spring Herbs
Tender young lettuces, sliced radishes and fresh herbs are tossed with a simple vinaigrette to create a salad that captures the essence of spring.
- 1/4 cup (2 fl. oz./60 ml) Champagne vinegar
- 1 1/2 tsp. fresh lemon juice
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- 3/4 cup (6 fl. oz./180 ml) olive oil
- Kosher salt and freshly ground pepper, to taste
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- Buttered whole grain crackers for serving
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If you need us for an urgent enquiry of an emergency just call, we answer the phone 24 hours a day (01235) 524 777. Emergencies in the night are seen at our Abingdon Veterinary Surgery. Please note we have a reduced staffing level at night so we would kindly ask that for routine enquiries and appointments you call during our main opening hours.
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The Silverlight 5 Release Candidate (RC) is now available for developers to download. As with previous preview releases, this is a developer-focused release, which means no production releases, no go-live license, etc. This is made available for you to test your apps, upgrade to get latest features and to deal with the changes from beta to RC.
The beta was a great release and preview of what the team had introduced as new features. You can read back on my Silverlight 5 guide to new features post regarding if you haven't understood the latest and greatest additions. However there are now some new available features in the RC including:
Some things have changed from beta to RC, to be sure to take a look at your code, references, namespaces, etc.
Pete Brown has a great announcement post on his blog with links to his (updated for RC) tutorials and videos for Silverlight 5. Be sure to go on over there and read and get the links.


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One Direction "Midnight Memories" –Album Review
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"Whether they can keep up this momentum by traveling this rut-ridden road remains to be seen. But for now, they're here, topping the charts, and wooing young hearts." Apologies if it is narcissistic to quote yourself, but this is what I wrote about One Direction a mere year and a half ago when their debut album Up All Night was imprinting their pretty faces indelibly into the hearts of 'tween girls everywhere. My concern then was that the contrived, manufactured nature of how this boy band came together (namely, X-Factor flunkies that were grouped together as an alternative to sending them home) would not be enough to carry them. The boys had an opportunity, but they were going to have to grow into these shoes.
There was definitely forward movement for them with their follow up record Take Me Home. And now with their third album in two years, Midnight Memories, happily One Direction have upped their game yet again. With an expanded, more guitar-driven sound, a diverse track list and impeccable production, the boys have matured in their sound and musical approach to the point that they can stand on their own feet, and it no longer matters how they came together.
When I say "matured," I am referring to musicality, not necessarily content. One Direction (and no doubt their handlers) are very aware of their audience (and their audience's parents), so lyrically they stay well within the PG zone, venturing into a bit more seductive territory only within the deluxe edition tracks. But even here, this music is still safer for young ears than the likes of Lady Gaga or (gasp!) Miley Cyrus. Indeed, with the exception of perhaps Taylor Swift, 1D remain the safest bet in pop music, from a lyrical standpoint, anyhow.
That said, the maturity is definitely happening in the music. Where the songs on their earlier recordings seemed more hand-picked for a salable boy-band product, the tunes on Midnight Memories seem to be reaching more toward making a just plain good pop/rock record. One factor playing into this dynamic is the fact that the boys had much more of a hand in the songwriting this go-round. It results in a more honest, organic approach to the music; it also sends the message that by writing together, the boys feel more of a connection to one another than just having been "thrown together," which is a very good sign. Ironically, the lead single "Best Song Ever," while definitely a great pop song, is one song they didn't have a hand in writing; in context, it sounds the most true-to-formula as a boy-band tune, to the point that it almost doesn't fit on the record.
Point: after hearing that song as the album's opening track, expect to be taken deeper. With influences ranging from 80's-style backbeat pop ("Diana") to Mumford-and-Sons pop-folk ("Through the Dark," "Happily") to Def Leppard-esque anthem rock on the title track—and a little bit on "Little Black Dress," as well—One Direction expand their musical palette into broader pop territory and somehow manage to tick all these boxes without sounding excessively gimmicky. Rather, the whole thing comes across like 1D are trying to sound more like an actual band than just a vocal group. In my opinion, they succeed.
And so, Midnight Memories serves as something of a graduation. While there's plenty to like about the band's first two records, I think we'll look back at this one as the point at which One Direction stopped functioning as a manufactured pop act and became a serious collective. They may have started as a figment of Simon Cowell's imagination, a product to be sold—but they have taken the opportunity and found their footing together. Provided the good chemistry continues, I think we'll be hearing from these guys for some time to come.
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Actress Yvonne Okoro has described fans in Ghana as mean. According to the Ghanaian actress she dares not check comments under her social media posts.
She opined that, "I want to avoid mean people".
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Speaking on her show "Dinning with Cooks and Braggers" the bubbly actress said "As for me I don't check my fans' comments because I don't want to go and read any post from a mean person".
Chinyere Yvonne Okoro is a Ghanaian actress of Nigerian and Ghanaian descent. She has received Ghana Movie Awards; Best Actress Award in 2010 and was nominated for Africa Movie Academy Awards, Best Actress twice in a row in 2011 and 2012 for her movies Pool Party and Single Six.
She has also received four Africa Magic Viewers' Choice Award and in 2012 was honoured with a Distinguished Achievement Award at the Nigeria Excellence Awards.
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STEMming Their Interest
On Saturday April 7 at 9:30 a.m., Tech Trek a program sponsored by the American Association of University Women, hosted a STEM Open House in Zimmerman Hall on Chaffey College's Rancho campus. The goal was to introduce middle school and junior high school aged girls to the science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) fields.
"When a lot of female students are younger they actually show an interest in science and math, but somehow it fades," said Kathy Kinley the president of the Rancho Cucamonga chapter of Tech Trek. "One of the things that happens at Tech Trek, is they meet professional women in STEM fields, so they see that there are, in fact, women in those fields."
Tech Trek is a program focused on encouraging girls who are interested in the STEM fields by taking them to a university campus to spend a week studying their choice of math or science. The instructors who work there are either credentialed middle school teachers or women currently working in a STEM field.
"I'd like to help people in the future with medicine, and I want to do something that will impact the world," said Yuliana Baeza, 14, on why she has attended Tech Trek in the past.
Kinley began by introducing Tech Trek and its purpose, as well as outlining the day's schedule to the girls and parents in attendance. Afterward, the attendees were lectured, with some audience participation, by Chaffey College mathematics professor Morgan Cole, on how mathematics equations can be discovered in nature.
Following Cole was Chaffey College biology professor Erik M. Kolb, who informed the audience on the subject of bio-mimicry, when engineers draw inspiration from nature to make improvements.
When both speakers finished, the attendees were encouraged to get a lunch provided by Chaffey College, and go outside to watch demonstrations by Chaffey College's Chemistry Club and participate in lab tours.
"It's a good way for us to show off the things, the math and science that we do here. We're hoping to get more interest in the STEM fields, and every year we do a fundraiser for Tech Trek," said Chaffey College's Dean of Science Ted Younglove about the event. "There's a broad variety of stuff that you can do with a STEM major; anything from working in a lab, to being out in the field."


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Houston, we have a beard!
Week Number Seven
Well, seven weeks in and the beard is officially grown in. This can only lead to three things...
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Extreme close-up on the left...
And a shot of me thoughtfully stroking the grown-in beard. My plan is to let it grow till the end of March and then shave it before the second Marty Monologues show. And speaking of the show, I finally got the introduction done, so I have to go and rehearse that now!
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The beard is all grown-in soon it'll be time to dye it! Stay tuned for: A Beard To Dye For, coming soon!
Famous Beards Through The Years: Weird Beard
Our family lived in Louisville, Kentucky from 1963 to 1969. In that time I got into listening to rock 'n roll music with my brother Jim. The two of us used to listen to WAKY radio which was the local rock 'n roll station. Our favorite DJ was a broadcaster known only as, "Weird Beard." He was the nightly DJ and we'd listen to him at night on a transistor radio when we were supposed to be asleep. I still remember when he announced that Paul Revere and the Raiders were coming to Louisville in 1966 and Jim and I bugged the shit out of our parents until they broke down and let us go to our very first rock 'n roll concert!
If you sent in your name and address you could get your very own Weird Beard Rebellion Card. Both Jim and I had one and it made me very happy to find this online last night! Sometimes the internet can be a good thing!
Here's a WAKY song survey with Weird Beard on the front of it. While searching around on the internet, I discovered Weird Beard died in 1995. He was just 50-years-old when he died. Thanks for the songs and radio chatter, Weird Beard, you live on in my memories.
Related Posts: A Beard Grows in Peoria: Week Number One, Week Number Two, Week Number Three, Week Number Four, Week Number Five and Week Number Six.


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Our second market of the year will be on Sunday. May 20th from 11AM - 4PM. Kari Smith will be playing live during and after our farmers market from 1-4PM.
We will have a variety of local farmers and small businesses showcasing their locally grown produce and handmade products! We will also have musical performances after each market from 1PM - 4PM so you can stick around to enjoy your afternoon with great wine, delicious food and live music! Yoga will also be back at 11AM on the mornings of our farmers markets!
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Italian goalkeeping legend, Dino Zoff turns 70 today. England fans may remember him most from one remarkable night in Wembley when he pulled off a string of excellent saves to keep the scores level before one Fabio Capello scored the visitor's winner near the end.
He played over 100 games for both Mantova and Napoli, but it was at Juventus where he flourished. Ironically, Juve had rejected him on the grounds of a lack of height in his early teens, but a growth spurt saw him get his chance as a professional, a career than eventually saw him return to the club. He stayed with the Old Lady for 11 years, winning six Serie A titles, two Coppa Italias and one UEFA Cup.
His international career was bookended by two remarkable triumphs. It seems almost unthinkable these days, but he made his Italian debut at the quarter-final stage of Euro 68, a tournament they went on to win. In 1982, at the age of 40, he was captain as Italy emerged from a period of turmoil to claim the World Cup for the third time, his performances earning rave reviews in the process. Between 1972 and 1974, he also found time to set an international football record of going 1142 minutes without conceding a goal.
He wasn't a goalkeeping pioneer in the same ilk of Lev Yashin. He didn't break new ground with a new style or philosophy. What he was more simple – he raised the bar. He improved the standards all round, showed what a top class goalkeeper could do and gave us a taste of what was to come. It's a standard that goalkeepers the world over have be aspiring towards ever since, sometimes with success, sometimes less so.
Happy birthday Dino. And many more too.
Here's a mega-mix of some of his best saves.


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When Autumn leaves pass by my window.
I saw this beautiful picture on FB recently and I thought the message was so simple and yet deeply profound.
The Trees are about to show us how lovely it is to let things go.
We do hang on to things even the things that are causing us pain and I felt that this image and the message of the trees just allowing the leaves to fall either one at a time or a few together made me want to watch some of the leaves falling in my garden. It occurred to me that the falling leaves are not wasted. Indeed they are turned into something beautiful – nourishment for the soil! So perhaps when we do allow ourselves to let things go – slowly, steadily - that when they have fallen they too perhaps become nourishment for the soul! I do believe that nothing is ever wasted and there is much to be gained from seeing the good in things that may at the time seem bad but if we recall our wonderful power of hindsight things always turn out for our greater good and development when we learn to bend with the wind and allow our leaves to fall. Maybe we should look to nature for the many more lessons she has for us to learn from if we but make the time to look! The most beautiful things grow from what seems to be the most adverse conditions!
When the night has been too lonely
And the road has been too long
And you think that love is only
For the lucky and the strong
Just remember in the winter
Far beneath the bitter snows
Lies the seed that with the sun's love
In the spring becomes the rose.
Written by Amanda McBroom Sung by Bette Middler.
Happy Tree and leaves dropping watching! Happy Nature watching!


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LONDON (CBS.MW) - Major European markets fell on Friday, with the strength of the euro hitting export-sensitive shares, amid the death of an icon in the Italian business sector.
The German DAX Xetra 30 index (1876534) slid the most, down 3.2 percent, while the French CAC 40 index (1804546) slid 0.6 percent. The euro traded at a new high for three years against the U.S. dollar at $1.0833.
U.K. markets fell for the tenth straight day. See full story on London markets.
Agnelli death
Fiat's FIA honorary chairman, Giovanni Agnelli, died at the age of 81 on Friday.
Agnelli, who had been suffering from prostate cancer, was executive chairman until 1996. By the time Agnelli stepped down, Fiat was Italy's leading industrial. It bought luxury automakers Alfa Romeo and Ferrari under his tenure.
The popular magnate was also appointed life senator in Italy in 1991.
The Agnelli family owns the company, and Giovanni Agnelli had been seen as holding up the possible sale of the company. General Motors Corp. GM, +0.74%, a 20 percent owner of its automotive division, will acquire the automaker unit in 2004 if Fiat invokes an option.
Fiat named Agnelli's brother Umberto as chairman on Friday, a position he already had without the title.
Fiat shares had risen 2.5 percent in Milan but closed lower by 0.7 percent.
Shares of luxury automaker Porsche (693773), not a component of the DAX index, gained as much as 3.7 percent, as profits rose 18 percent in the first half of its fiscal year to 185 million euros. Revenues were 20 percent higher to 2.2 billion euros, while unit sales grew 5.2 percent.
Other automakers did not share Porsche's success on Friday. DaimlerChrysler DCX, +0.00% (710000) dropped 0.5 percent, Volkwagen (766400) fell 0.5 percent and BMW (519000) slid 1.9 percent.
Among German shares hardest hit on Friday were Bayer BAY, +0.00%, down 4.1 percent in Frankfurt, and Siemens SI, which managed to see Thursday's gain wiped away with a 5.7 percent loss.
France Telecom higher
France Telecom FTE, +0.11% (013330) gained 0.5 percent, as its price target was raised to 28 euros per share from 24 euros per share by Sanford Bernstein & Co. "We continue to believe that France Telecom will succeed with its restructuring, particularly in the short term, and that 2003 in particular will feature a steady stream of good news," the brokerage wrote.
The telecom will release its fourth quarter revenues next week.
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BNP trying to block Lyonnais deal
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BNP, which itself bid for Credit Lyonnais, argues that having more than 30 percent of the retail market would prove dominant. The deadline for banks to object to the deal before the French competition regulator is Friday.


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Media Coverage
New book explores Canada's social economy (Axiom News, February 4, 2010)
A new book about Canada's social economy was inspired by the desire to inform business students and a broader audience about the different aspects of the social economy, says co-author Ann Armstrong. ... Read full article
Where purpose trumps profit (The Toronto Star, February 2, 2010)
In social economy enterprises, mission takes precedence over money making ... Despite employing some two million people – plus another two million volunteers – and contributing more than $100 billion annually to the economy, the sector is largely invisible to most people and ignored by the nation's business schools.That indifference needs to stop, say the authors of a new book,Understanding the Social Economy: A Canadian Perspective. In fact, they argue, business schools should be teaching their students about the wonders of non-profits. ... Read full article
Carleton University Professor and Southern Ontario Social Economy Node Member Ted Jackson awarded the Ontario Medal for Good Citizenship (November 17, 2009)
Carleton University Professor Ted Jackson has been awarded the Ontario Medal for Good Citizenship, one of 11 Ontarians receiving the prestigious honour this year. He is also one of a very few academics ever to receive this award since its inception in 1973. ... Read full article
Jack Quarter Keeps Co-op Organizations in Focus with Education (Marketwire, October 8, 2009)
Professor Jack Quarter has helped keep a spotlight on co-operatives and credit unions in education for more than 25 years. ... Quarter is a professor at the Ontario Institute for Studies in Education and co-director of the Social Economy Centre, both at the University of Toronto, where his teaching and research includes co-operatives. His initiation to co-operatives was in the mid 1980s, when he became the editor of the Worker Co-operative magazine until 1992, and he was one of the founders of the Canadian Worker Co-operative Federation in 1991. ... Read full article
The social economy's hidden value (Edge, July 2009) ...
Mook and Quarter aim to change the way society values the social economy. To this end, they're overseeing 35 research projects, funded through a five-year Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council strategic grant of $1.75 million. In addition, they have developed an open source software called Volunteers Count to assist community organizations in developing social accounting statements that include volunteer contributions.
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Social accounting provides greater picture of an organization's value
(Axiom News, January 27, 2009) ...Laurie Mook, OISE/University of Toronto Social Economy Centre director, says it's important for non-profit organizations to start thinking beyond traditional accounting and consider the resources and added value they bring to the community. "Sometimes what happens when you don't put a value on something is it is perceived to be valueless or not having a value," Mook told Axiom News. Traditional accounting income statements show how money is spent, and when only looking at the dollars coming in, there is a loss of capturing the value that is created. She says organizations need to flip this around, and look at the value that is being created and the difference being made in the community...
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Evaluation becoming increasingly important for non-profit organizations
(Axiom News, January 26, 2009) Michael Hall, vice-president of research at Imagine Canada, says there are increasing pressures for non-profit organizations to be evaluating themselves. "Demand for this information is increasing, it certainly is ever-present among funders these days," says Hall. "We are in the midst of a real sea change in terms of transparency and information about charities and non-profits and evaluation is going to be ever-more important as we move forward," says Hall...
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Non-profit organization leaders engage in evaluation dialogue
(Axiom News, January 23, 2009) ...Margaret Spoelstra, executive director at Autism Ontario, says the event showed how non-profit organizations have similar stories and challenges, both in raising funds and with limited human resources. "Fundamentally we have a challenge of priority in trying to figure out how we get investments from the business community and from the general public into what we do, and at the same time how do we make a better case," she says...
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Upcoming Rotman event tackles measuring the impact of doing good
(Axiom News, January 20, 2009) Dr. Ann Armstrong says she hopes people will leave the Jan. 21 Symposium on Measuring the Impact of Doing Good with some useful tools to enhance their ability to meaningfully evaluate organizations. Armstrong, senior lecturer and director of the Social Enterprise Initiative at the Rotman School of Management, says the event will look at a range of evaluation approaches."I'm hoping that through the learning conversations that people have they will come to appreciate both the complexity of the evaluation but also how it can be used to drive performance of the sort that they want," she says...
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Creating leaders for non-profit sector
(National Post, August 21, 2008) People don't typically think of the non-profit sector as big business, but that's exactly what it is, says Brenda Gainer, director of the Nonprofit Management and Leadership Program at Toronto's York University's Schulich School of Business. "It's huge." She's not kidding. According to Imagine Canada, a national registered charity that looks into and out for Canada's charities and non-profit organizations, the country's non-profit and voluntary sector is the second largest in the world...
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Social Economy Centre Meets with the Honorable Kathleen Wynne, Minister of Education of Ontario, to Discuss the Social Economy in High School Textbooks
On March 28, 2008, Social Economy Centre members Jack Quarter, Laurie Mook, Daniel Schugurensky, Jan Haskings-Winner and Denyse Guy along with Andre Brisebois of Conseil de la Cooperation de l'Ontario (CCO) & Audrey Aczel-Castillo of the Ontario Co-operative Association met with Ontario Minister of Education Kathleen Wynne to talk about the presence of the social economy in high school curricula and textbooks. The presentation was based on two studies conducted in 1995 and 2005 on this topic. The two studies found that the social economy has a significant presence in Canada and Ontario, but such presence was under-represented significantly in curricula and textbooks. The Social Economy Centre expressed concerns about this situation, and asked that in the next curricula revisions this matter will be addressed. The Minister planned to follow up with her staff and her office will get back to us regarding the next steps.
Graduate's PhD thesis to represent University of Toronto
Co-director of the Social Economy Centre Laurie Mook's PhD thesis, Social and Environmental Accounting: The Expanded Value Added Statement, was selected by the University of Toronto as the University's representative (one per university) for the Northeastern Association of Graduate Schools Doctoral Thesis Competition, Social Sciences & Education...
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Textbooks economical with words about co-ops
(Toronto Star, September 5, 2007, AA8) A recent study conducted through the Social Economy Centre at the University of Toronto raises questions about the narrow focus of business and economics textbooks in Ontario's high schools. The research by professor Daniel Schugurensky and MA student Erica McCollum of OISE/University of Toronto, examined the contents of 22 business textbooks containing 11,375 pages currently used in Ontario high schools...
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Beyond profits
(Toronto Star, March 24, 2007, L1) All agree the projects combine business acumen with a commitment to helping society's less fortunate. "There are thousands of these types of organizations that are neither part of the private sector nor government," says Jack Quarter, co-director of the Social Economy Centre at the University of Toronto...
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The value of volunteer contributions: Calculation (im)possible?
The model that Plato used for calculating the value of his volunteers' contributions comes from the research done by Laurie Mook, director Social Economy Centre at the University of Toronto, along with Jack Quarter and Betty Jane Richmond. ...
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Putting social co-ops on the map
From co-ops to Kiwanis Clubs, the social economy deserves a lot more recognition, says Professor Jack Quarter, co-director of the Social Economy Centre at the Ontario Institute for Studies in Education, University of Toronto. ...
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New Social Economy Centre Launch
The Social Economy Centre (SEC) opens officially on the evening of March 2 with a party hosted by Vice-President, Research, John Challis...
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$9 million to support Canada's social economy
SSHRC-funded research networks will help improve community-based social, cultural and health services...
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WindShare part of a $1.75 million research project
For the next five years, WindShare will be part of a research project that aims to enhance our understanding of a growing sector- the social economy...
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Receptivity to change and creativity core elements of strong ENGOs
The Social Economy Centre, a research hub co-run by OISE professor Jack Quarter and doctoral candidate Laurie Mook, aims at mapping the impact of the social mission sector, and through applied research, providing new tools to develop networks and improve organizational efficiency...
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Charting volunteer value changed organization's self-perception
After participating in workshops on social accounting – the value added to an organization by its volunteer's contributions – the director of finance for a national literacy non-profit says the organization "has more tools to tell its story."...
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Research hub to offer practical knowledge to Ontario's social economy
A revaluation and stocktaking of Southern Ontario's social economy, and the use of practical applications to assist organizations to better communicate with stakeholders and build networks, is the goal of a research alliance housed at the Social Economy Centre at the University of Toronto...
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Corporations must look at social values: Prof
Owing to recent high-profile scandals, consumer vigilance and increasing stakeholder pressure, many corporations are becoming more socially responsible, displaying greater accountability to the communities and individuals they impact...
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Social Enterprise Initiative @ Rotman
Ann Armstrong, Director: The mission of the Initiative is three-fold: to generate and to disseminate learning about the nonprofit and social enterprise sectors through collaborative research, curriculum design and community engagement...
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$9 Million to Study the '$0' Economy — $1.75 Million to Launch Southern Ontario Research Network
SSHRC has just announced $9 million in funding to build five Canadian research networks to study the social economy — not-for-profit organizations and co-operatives ranging from child care and credit unions to food banks and community theatre. Each research network will be awarded $1.75 million...
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(Toronto, November 18, 2005) — Mapping the social economy — OISE researchers measure volunteer contributions
Every year, volunteers in the United States and Canada contribute the equivalent in full-time work of almost 10 million people. Laurie Mook, manager of the newly created Centre for Social Economy at the Ontario Institute for Studies in Education of U of T, thinks it's time they got some respect...
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(Montreal, November 8, 2005) — $9 million to support Canada's social economy SSHRC-funded research networks will help improve community-based social, cultural and health services
The Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada (SSHRC) announced today a $9-million investment to connect university researchers with the not-for-profit organizations that make up Canada's essential social economy...
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(Toronto, Ontario, November 8, 2005) — Minister Volpe announces research initiative in the social economy at the University of Toronto
The Honourable Joseph Volpe, Minister of Citizenship and Immigration, today congratulated the University of Toronto on receiving $1.75 million in funding from the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada (SSHRC) to support a major research initiative on the social economy...
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Next, cut the Post-it notes to fit the blocks. We used our trusty Mega Bloks but you can use any blocks that you have.
Last, create sentences with the blocks. My twins loved creating silly sentences with the blocks. It's a simple and easy way to practice sentence structure, reading, and sight words in one.
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Use the Post-it notes to color code the words (for example: nouns=yellow, verbs = red, adjectives = blue). This will help children build better sentences and challenge children to create longer, more detailed sentences.
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Senator Mark Warner Speaks on the Future of Work, Economic Policy, and Capitalism in the 21st Century
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By Andrew Hyman, Class of 2019
On April 2nd, Senator Mark Warner mused on the current economic boom, the (lack of) fiscal responsibility in Washington, and the biggest threats to the United States from economic and national security perspectives. The wide-ranging conversation hosted by the Becker Friedman Institute (BFI) at Ida Noyes Hall touched on some of the most critical issues facing our country today, and was moderated by Michael Greenstone, the Director of the BFI.
First up was the financial crisis of 2008, which was in full force when Sen. Warner was first elected. He had been in Tech VC prior to politics, having invested in Nextel[i], and was put on the Senate Banking committee where he had a first-hand view of the response: "History will recognize the response under [Bush and Obama] as, by no means perfect, but as doing the right thing," while also crediting Ben Bernanke and Timothy Geithner, the Fed chief and Treasury Secretary respectively, for their efforts during the panic.
The Senator then moved to fiscal responsibility, where he gave himself a "D-" so far and warned "we are living on borrowed time" because of the mounting debt pile. "If interest rates go up 100 basis points, that adds $106B in debt service before you get to spend on anything else," he cautioned, also noting the conflict between the sustainability of our current spending path and the current allocation of resources. When he was born, there were fifteen workers to every Social Security beneficiary, now there are only three. But we currently only spend six cents of every dollar on education, infrastructure, and basic research; the tension between entitlement spending and discretionary spending is clear, yet Congress has chosen to punt on the decision yet again with their recent spending bill.
Senator Warner also discussed the gig economy. The current safety net was set up for W-2 workers and fails to address the growing number of 1099 contractors that work for Uber, Lyft, and other on-demand services. "This section of the workforce doesn't have a social safety net… We are one of the few countries where your benefits are tied to your workplace status as a long-term W-2 employee." He called for a portable benefits system - potentially facilitated by FinTech or other private sector actors - as a way to reduce the volatility of income and insecurity felt by a large portion of the population. He also noted that this trend, and the disaffection that comes with it, may have caused so many people to support candidates like President Trump and Senator Sanders in the 2016 campaign.
The Senator spoke in passing on the Russia investigation (election meddling is concerning but didn't affect vote totals), a carbon tax (potentially smart solution), and a Universal Basic Income (potentially destructive). Overall, he provided the audience with a thought-provoking discussion that was long on humility and short on sound-bites. For more information and details on future events, check out the Becker Friedman Institute online at www.bfi.uchicago.edu, and for commentary on this event, head to the Opinion section online at www.chibus.com.
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Here's what you need to know:
• Violence on the campaign trail.
Worries that raw anger in the presidential race could explode into violence became a reality over the weekend, with outbursts at campaign rallies for Donald J. Trump. One event, in Chicago, was canceled.
Mr. Trump's Republican opponents are expressing doubts about whether to stand by their pledges to support him if he becomes the nominee. His closest rival in the delegate count, Ted Cruz, is focusing on overlooked states, and Ohio's primary is emerging as a crucial contest for both parties in Tuesday's voting.
• Glimmers of hope for Syria.
Delegations representing the government and opposition groups are in Geneva for a new round of peace talks today. A partial cease-fire, which began Feb. 27, has proved more effective and durable than expected, significantly reducing violence.
As many land routes to Northern and Western Europe are being closed to migrants, smugglers are profiting from the deepening despair; and an anti-immigrant party is making electoral gains in Germany.
• Supreme Court selection.
President Obama could name a Supreme Court nominee as soon as today.
For Harry Reid, the departing Senate minority leader, the fight to fill the court's vacancy could be a fitting career capstone — if the Republicans let the nominee reach the Senate floor.
• Police officer is ambushed.
Two suspects were taken into custody overnight in connection with an assault that killed an officer in a Maryland suburb of Washington.
Separately, the father of a boy killed last year in gang violence in Chicago was charged in the shooting of three people.
• Move against Confederate symbols slows.
The pendulum is swinging back in favor of the Confederate battle flag and other emblems of Southern history, less than nine months after the massacre of black churchgoers in South Carolina.
In some states, including Alabama, lawmakers are considering new ways to protect demonstrations of Confederate pride.
• WhatsApp, a messaging app owned by Facebook, is a new front in the Obama administration's dispute with Silicon Valley over encryption, security and privacy.
President Obama says that law enforcement agencies must be legally able to collect information from electronic devices.
• Shari Redstone says she has made up with her father, the media mogul Sumner M. Redstone, as a fight looms over the family business, which includes CBS and Viacom.
• A growing number of U.S. states, alarmed by the rising death toll from prescription painkillers and federal inaction on the matter, are moving to limit their use.
• Our reporter took a stroll through Amazon's first physical store, in Seattle. "It's clean and well lit and corporate," he said.
• U.S. stocks are mixed today, coming off a fourth consecutive week of gains. Here's a snapshot of global markets.
Over the Weekend
• A U.N. report on South Sudan shows that all parties to the civil war had committed serious and systematic violence against civilians.
• Terrorist attacks killed dozens in Turkey and 16 in the Ivory Coast.
• Protesters across Brazil called for the ouster of President Dilma Rousseff, reflecting rising anger over huge corruption scandals and a deepening economic crisis.
• Louisiana and Mississippi residents are trying to recover from torrential rains and flash floods.
• An Alaska man drove a snowmobile into two dog sled teams in the Iditarod race, killing one dog and wounding two others.
• "Zootopia," a Disney film, was the No. 1 movie at the North American box office.
• We've got TV recaps for "Billions", "Vinyl" and "The Walking Dead."
• March Madness.
Kansas, North Carolina, Virginia and Oregon are the top seeds for the 68-team N.C.A.A. Division I men's basketball tournament. The full field was leaked and circulated online early in the selection show on Sunday.
Here's the bracket and the schedule.
• "Hamilton" at the White House.
The cast of the Broadway hit is performing today for students and the Obamas.
• Policing online harassment.
Female panelists in the gaming industry discussed the online attacks they face, at the South by Southwest conference in Austin, Tex.
The sessions took place amid heightened security, though they were not well attended, with 80 percent of the seats empty at some events.
• World's oldest man survived Auschwitz.
"I don't know the secret for long life," said Israel Kristal, 112, who lost his family in the Holocaust and now lives in Haifa, Israel.
• Set the table.
Our pick for tonight is a recipe for a sheet-pan chicken dinner, with soft, thyme-scented sweet potatoes and tender-stemmed broccoli rabe.
Back Story
As Donald J. Trump speaks of building walls and barring Muslims from entering the U.S., it's interesting to note that the supreme symbol of American immigration was first conceived to be Arab.
The Statue of Liberty — depicting a Roman goddess — began as a robed woman representing Egypt, scholars say.
The design, by the French sculptor Frédéric Auguste Bartholdi, was based on one for a lighthouse he proposed in 1869, to be built at the mouth of the Suez Canal and called "Egypt Carrying the Light to Asia."
The lighthouse was to be in the form of a woman standing with a torch in her hand. Bartholdi's sketches were inspired by the Pharos lighthouse at Alexandria, one of the Seven Wonders of the World.
But the canal's construction sent Egypt into debt.
So the khedive, or viceroy, of Egypt didn't have the money to make the Frenchman's dream a reality.
Bartholdi reimagined his design, and his masterpiece in New York Harbor was completed in 1886.
(In the Thursday Morning Briefing, we incorrectly identified a horse given to Jacqueline Kennedy as the riderless horse in President John F. Kennedy's funeral procession.
While there was initial confusion over the horse's identity, the White House later corrected the record and confirmed that Black Jack, a black gelding that looked like Mrs. Kennedy's horse, belonged to the Army.)
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Day one of the Mobile World Congress 2008 (MWC 2008) in Barcelona is over. The big mobile phone manufacturer announced their latest mobile handsets.
To me the highlight of the MWC 2008 is still the first Sony Ericsson Windows smartphone. The XPERIA X1 looks great and packs tons of features and a somewhat interesting user interface. I am not quite sold on it yet, as I feel the animations do not add to the usability. Apple's use of animations on the iPhone are an essential part of the flow using the phone.
Still, the XPERIA X1 (XPERIA Video) is the hottest Windows Mobile smartphone out there.
With Microsoft buying Danger, the momentum for Windows smartphone should accelerate even more. Microsoft is well positioned for the smartphone war against Apple, Google and other Linux mobile platforms (LiMo).
In general the newly announced handsets do not surprise or raise my blood pressure. 5MP cameras are now pretty much a standard feature. Integrated GPS chips are also on the way to becoming standard equipment on phones.
Apple still has the upper hand on design and touchscreen usability. I have not seen a new handset design that has topped the iPhone. On top of that most of the announced phones are not launching in the first half of 2008.
Featured highlights of the Mobile World Congress 2008:
Sony Ericsson XPERIA X1
Samsung Soul
Nokia N78
Nokia N96 revealed at MWC 2008
Nokia 6210 Navigator
HTC P3470 GPS touchscreen phone
Microsoft buys Danger Inc.
The Mobile World Congress 2008 (former 3GSM) will open officially on the 11th of February. We will keep you updated on all interesting mobile technology announcements at the MWC 2008 in our Mobile Phone section.


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The owner-occupant release of one of the most exciting projects to come to Ward Village, Aeo , is here! The lottery will take place this Saturday, July 18th, at 9 a.m. Lottery winners will select their unit that same day, starting at 1:00 p.m.
The tower will have a total of 466 units. You will be able to walk from the Aeʻo Tower directly into the Whole Foods Market via the second floor. You can do your shopping at Whole Foods, and take the elevator with your shopping cart right to your unit! Shopping at Whole foods could never be easier or more convenient!
State law requires that 50% of the units in Kakaʻako developments be made available for a 30-day period to "owner-occupants." This requires the prospective buyer to complete an owner-occupant affidavit, and have it notarized prior to the end of the lottery submission time period, which will expire on Friday, July 17th. Prospective purchasers must hand-deliver their notarized affidavits to the Ward Village Sales Gallery by midnight on July 17th. The public lottery will then be held on July 19th, at 9 a.m. to determine the order in which the prospective owner-occupant purchasers may select an owner-occupant designated unit, and execute a purchase agreement later that same day.
General information on the Aʻeo/Ward Village/Whole Foods project is as follows:
- Address: 1001 Queen Street
- The project will consist of 47 studio residence, 182 one-bedroom, 177 two-bedroom, and 63 three-bedroom residences which will be located on the Makai/ocean, Ewa, and Diamond Head corners of the building.
- Price range of the buildings:
- Studio: $406,000 - $562,000
- One-bedroom: $573,000 - $959,000
- Two-bedroom: $860,000 - $1,631,000
- Three-bedroom: $1,390,000 - $1,993,000
- Total cash deposits required for purchase is 20%.
- Timing of deposit requirements. 5% initial deposit, payable at time of signing purchase contract if you are a lucky lottery winner.
- According to state law, as well as the purchase contract, you will be given a 30-day time period for review of all condominium documents, and for you to feel comfortable with your purchase. If for any reason at all you decide to cancel, you may cancel your purchase contract during this 30-day time period, and receive a full refund of your deposit. After the 30 days, you will be asked to make a second deposit.
This truly is one of the most exciting opportunities to make your home in one of our island's most dynamic communities. Please contact me today to talk more about it!
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Phone: O: 808.532.3330 . C: 808-306-6933


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Senior Year Planning Timeline - Follow along on this simple check list of "To Do's" for Seniors
Information For 2018-2019 Graduating Seniors
Graduation Attire:
All students who choose to wear the traditional graduation attire wear a cap, gown, stole, and tassel for the commencement ceremony. Students do have the option of wearing a dress shirt and dress pants.
Honors Students will wear either a gold or silver cord in addition to the cap and gown and will replace their standard tassel with either a gold or silver tassel for the ceremony.
Honors Cords and Tassels can be purchased for additional fee of $8 each.
Honors qualification will be determined in late spring based on student cumulative GPA.
This can be purchased on Jostens website. A link can be found below that will bring you to the correct page for our school.
If students are using the cap and gown from an older sibling or friend they will still need to purchase the correct stole and tassel for their graduation year. This cannot be done online and will need to be completed during one of our payment dates.
Important Dates:
- Order for Official School Graduation Announcements
*Update* NO DEADLINE
- Jostens On-site For Payment and Order Assistance
January 18, 2019
- Order must be placed for Cap, Gown, Stole, and Tassel
February 15th, 2019
- Jostens On-site For Payment
April 12, 2019
- Final Payment for Cap, Gown, Stole, Tassel
May 1, 2019
- Distribution Date of Graduation Attire
May 17, 2019 During Lunch
- Graduation Rehearsal (Mandatory)
May 31st, 2019 Arrive @ 9:00 AM
- Graduation
May 31st, 2019 Arrive @ 6:30 PM
Official School Graduation Announcements:
If you are interested in purchasing the Official School Graduation announcement you can follow the link below. Jostens recently announced that there is no deadline for purchasing these
Please see Amanda Stene with questions firstname.lastname@example.com
Senior Yearbook Portraits
2019 Personalized Graduation Ad Information for St. Francis School Yearbook
SFHS Yearbook Information
Preorder your 2019 yearbook - $75.
Seniors: If you use a photographer other than David Bank Studios for your senior portrait, then you must upload the portrait to our yearbook website. See the attached senior portrait info for instructions.
Senior grad ads are on sale now through February 1st.
Order your Yearbook Recognition Ad today! St. Francis High School Deadline: 2/1/2019
Dear Parent or Student,
Yearbook recognition ads are a great way for parents, families and friends to commemorate student achievements and important milestones. In addition, revenues from recognition ads help our school to create a better yearbook. To purchase your ad online, follow the instructions on the form below. Jostens is managing your school's yearbook ad sales so please do not contact or send materials to the school. Please take into account our school's ad content guidelines on the bottom of this form during the creation of your ad online. All ad orders must be placed online by 2/1/2019. Sincerely, St. Francis High School Yearbook Staff
Questions about the yearbook? Email the adviser, Joel Olson, and firstname.lastname@example.com
August 2018
To the Parent or Guardian of:
Congratulations and welcome to senior year!! This is a big year with a lot going on. Please review this letter to help ensure your student is on track. The purpose of this letter is to keep you informed about the credit status of your high school senior in relation to graduation. The graduating class of 2019, needs to earn a total of 57 credits in all required areas and meet the state graduation assessment requirements in order to participate in the graduation ceremony and receive their diploma. To view graduation requirements visit our website at www.isd15.org/graduation.
All seniors should begin to explore post-secondary plans and we are happy to assist throughout the year. Additional information can be found by visiting our Senior Saints webpage at www.isd15.org/seniors and signing up for Enews updates at www.isd15.org > District > New & Information > Enews to receive helpful information regarding your student's senior year and planning for post high school.
Please encourage your student to keep working hard and to remain focused toward the goal of graduating. If we can be of any assistance, please call (763) 213-1590 or visit our website at www.isd15.org/hscounseling.
Senior Year - Summer/Fall Timeline
Set academic goals for Senior year
Add more challenging courses to your senior schedule
Retaking ACT? Register for Sept/Oct. ACT www.actstudent.org (SFHS CEEB Code 242190)
Prep for ACT? Log in to MCIS (MN Career Info System) www.mncis.intocareers.org
Review your transcript- all graduation requirements met and scheduled
Finalize plans for after high school (Workforce, College, Military etc.)
Retaking ACT? Log into MCIS to study and improve your ACT score www.mncis.intocareers.org
Arrange College Visits (you have 2 excused days) and check College Rep Schedule with College & Career Center
Attend SFHS College Fair
Start College Applications
Make spreadsheet to track colleges applied, deadlines, additional application requirements (Essay /Letters of Rec./ACT Scores)
NCAA Athletes- check in with counselor to review requirements
Ensure you've talked with Athletic Director/ coaches and register at www.eligibilitycenter.org
Get involved in extracurricular activities; keep a list of these
Start and keep a list of your high school involvement; activities, awards, volunteer work, organizations and offices held
College Knowledge Month
Talk to teachers, school counselors, parents about their college experience
The Financial Aid website is open beginning Oct. 1. Please refer to the Financial Aid page.
Attend Senior Day (last week in October)
Set goals towards post-secondary career path
Complete College Applications (many are free this month) and request initial transcripts at www.isd15.org/transcript
Request Letters of Recommendation now!
FIll out Letter of Recommendation Request Form (give recommenders your resume and letter of recommendation form)
Make sure to write a "thank you" note!
ACT Scores- Log in to www.ACTstudent.org to ensure your official scores have been sent to the schools of your choice
Start researching scholarships if you haven't already. Suggestions:
Set reminder for January- local scholarships will be in the Counseling Office
Find local and national scholarships: www.isd15.org/scholarships
National, individualized college search: www.fastweb.com
· Retaking ACT? Register for December. ACT www.actstudent.org (SFHS CEEB Code 242190)
· Be aware of College Application Deadlines
· Financial Aid Night/ Workshop - Gain information and utilize computers to start FAFSA form
· Bring your parents and family for tax returns from the appropriate year
· Finals! Study Study Study!
Transcript Request
If you need to request your transcript to be sent to a college, scholarship, yourself, etc. Please click the link below. For your first request you will need to set up an account before you can log in.
Cost per Transcript:
- Current Students: $5.00 (If there is some financial hardship, please see your counselor to discuss a fee waiver)
- Alumni: $7.00
- Scholarship applicationscan be found under the "Counseling Office" tab.
- To graduate you must have 57 credits total:
8 English credits
8 Social Studies credits
7 Science credits
5 Math credits (2 cr Geometry, 2 cr Alg 2, & Prob/Stats)
3 Physical Education credits
1 Futures Prep credit (unless you transferred here)
1 Health credit
2 Art
- It is ultimately your responsibility to know that you received the appropriate credits for graduation. Your counselor is your facilitator.
- If you are completing recovery credits at Saints Academy/Guided Studies… Check in there to be sure you are on track there as well.
- You WILL NOT participate in commencement if you have not completed all graduation requirements.
Requesting Final SFHS Transcripts:
- Final transcripts MUST be requested through Parchment
Requesting College in the Schools Transcripts:
- Sign in to your College Accounts using you Star ID to request
- Go to http://www.getmytranscript.com/ to order Official Transcripts from each school
- St. Cloud State University
- Southwest Minnesota State University


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Draining the Environmental Swamp
Statement on climate change from 18 scientific associations:~
"Observations throughout the world make it clear that climate change is occurring, and rigorous scientific research demonstrates that the greenhouse gases emitted by human activities are the primary driver."
Scott Pruitt....the Brand new, squeaky-clean EPA Chief...WOT A SWELL GUY!
A chip off 'the old block'...Donald Trump Esquire.
Look into those beady eyes...is this a Man you could trust with your Government Department?
He looks to me remarkably like a guilty schoolboy, who has just swallowed the last, the final chocolate bar in the refrigerator...and who is afraid that his poker-faced denial, his bluff might be seen through, and that he may not get away with it, after all...
A federal judge has ruled that Environmental Protection Agency head; Scott Pruitt, must produce evidence to back up his claims that humans are NOT the primary cause of climate change...:
"No, I think that measuring with precision human activity on the climate is something very challenging to do, and there's tremendous disagreement about the degree of impact" says he oozing with condescension.
Adding; "So, No, I would not agree that it's a primary contributor to the global warming that we see."
What absolute nonsense is this?
~ You and I know very well, that we have consensus amongst approximately 98% of the Climatologists and Environmental scientists on the planet.
And those who differ from this consensus are invariably in the employ of the Fossil Fuel Industry, and have been hired as propagandists.
And this incompetant, greedy fool is the Head of the Environmental Agency meant to protect us?
This is just another fine example of the complete moral bankruptcy of the Trump Administration, with what are clearly just More Lies!
And this corrupt Jackal is supposed to be Chief of the Environmental Protection Agency?
Who is he 'protecting' exactly?
After which Trump, at a mid-morning Cabinet meeting that included the assembled Press,
had the gall, the absolute temerity to praise Pruitt out-loud for doing a Great JOB!
had the gall, the absolute temerity to praise Pruitt out-loud for doing a Great JOB!
What a MAD,MAD,MAD,MAD WORLD...
For KRIST'S SAKE...Pruitt has only just cleaned up any reserves of cash which were still left-over in the Dep. accounts from the previous occupants, and yet according to Amy Goodman from DemocracyNow, he already has at least a dozen separate law suits concerning Ethics violations lining up for their turn in the Law Courts.
Yet for Trump, he appears to be doing SWELL...:
President Donald Trump:
"Administrator Scott Pruitt, thank you, Scott, very much. EPA is doing really, really well.
And, you know, somebody has to say that about you a little bit.
You know that, Scott."
President Donald Trump:
"Administrator Scott Pruitt, thank you, Scott, very much. EPA is doing really, really well.
And, you know, somebody has to say that about you a little bit.
You know that, Scott."
Yep, we're DRAINING THE SWAMP FOLKS!


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June 23, 2019, 7:22 am
Gordon sits down with Tony Kearns to discuss editing Black Mirror: Bandersnatch.
August 7, 2019, 6:28 am
Hollywood captures its audience through action films, romance tales, drama-filled hours and comedy specials. Actors bring the stories to life, directors guide the creative process, producers ensure the lively hood of the production and the editors tie all the pieces together. Without them, there would be rough cuts of the best cinematic footage leaving the viewers to imagine what the final product would look like.
August 7, 2019, 6:28 am
When staging an interview, there are obstacles for both the interviewer and interviewee. Here are a few tricks that can make your interview shine.
August 6, 2019, 10:13 am
In the final act of Spider-Man: Far From Home – spoiler alert – the fake Elemental conjured up by Mysterio and his crew appears at the Tower Bridge in London. Spider-Man is able to infiltrate the illusion, including its destructive drones, and takes on them and Mysterio around the area.
August 6, 2019, 10:13 am
Technicolor have released this interesting page about the great work of MPC on THE LION KING featuring Overall VFX Supervisors Rob Legato & Adam Valdez and MPC VFX Supervisor Elliot Newman...
August 6, 2019, 5:46 am
In 2014 I ran a Colorist Masterclass with Guy Molin at his Amsterdam Color Studio and the same year a DP RAW Masterclass in Australia with Geoff Boyle. In 2019 the 3 of us have teamed up again with special guest colorist and finishing specialist Roel Vidleler to run a Pro Colorist specialist class.
August 6, 2019, 5:46 am
When it comes to colour grading, anyone who wants to work at the high-end has had a choice between monitors that are either expensive or really expensive. The software might be available for free or not far above it nowadays, but the kit you need to run it on and view the end results has been anything but for a long time.
August 6, 2019, 5:46 am
The official Tumblr of Chuck Jones, the four-time Academy Award recipient and legendary animated film director and creator.
August 5, 2019, 12:15 pm
In 2015, Greg Butler told us about the work of MPC on AMERICAN SNIPER. He then worked on films like GOOSEBUMPS, THE FINEST HOURS, MONSTER TRUCKS and THE MUMMY.
August 5, 2019, 12:15 pm
CHICAGO—The SIGGRAPH 2019 conference in downtown L.A. concluded with its highest attendance since 2013, boasting 18,700 global professionals in computer graphics and interactive techniques. This was the 46th annual SIGGRAPH.
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High School Recruiting
Corey Gaynor: 'I can't wait to be a Hurricane'
The Miami Hurricanes signed four offensive lineman to this class. Perhaps the biggest get was center Corey Gaynor from Stoneman Douglas in Parkland.
A center who could slide over to guard in the future, Gaynor is a tough player whom Miami identified early in the recruiting process.
He also is believed to be the first Douglas player to sign scholarship papers with Miami.
"I picked the University of Miami because it's a prestigious university and I always wanted to play there," Gaynor said. "I can't wait to be a Hurricane. ... It's a dream come true for everyone here, being able to go to the next level and play football."
Gaynor is listed as 6-4 and 280-pounds and committed to the Hurricanes in November once offered. Gaynor had committed to Minnesota.
Miami coach said Gaynor and the rest of the new signees would compete for playing time in the fall. One of Miami's biggest weaknesses this past season was its line.
"We thought we did great with the offensive line," Richt said.
Against all odds pic.twitter.com/WNmUS0LKQr— CG (@Corey_Gaynor) February 1, 2017


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It's not big news anymore, but we live in an app-driven world. After all, we carry our entire lives on our phones. Need to edit photos for the Insta? There's VSCO cam. Need to order a car when there aren't any cabs around? There's Uber. Need to pay your tech-savvy landlord? There's Venmo. We don't even need to go into the social media bit.
Because we're all about convenience, we couldn't be happier (or more addicted) to our beauty apps. Whether we need to see how a lipstick looks on us through a selfie or we need to book a last-minute hair appointment, there is something for every beauty need. Here are the beauty apps you should download ASAP.
No more battling rush-hour traffic to get a manicure? Yes, please. If you're in New York and Los Angeles, you can book anything from a blowout to a Pilates class, and an expert will show up at your doorstep, all without you leaving the comfort of your own couch!
Need some quality R&R? Soothe is an on-demand massage app that delivers a skilled masseuse to your doorstep in as little as 60 minutes, from 10 a.m. to midnight (perfect for anyone who's hitting a deadline at work, no?). Choose from three different timed sessions (60, 90, or 120 minutes) and the type of massage you want (Swedish, deep tissue, sports, or couples). Skeptical? Its perfect five-star review on Yelp should reassure you.
Sure, there are a slew of beauty apps that promise to send a hair or makeup artist to your doorstep in a matter of hours (or minutes). But do they allow you to write reviews about your experience with every hair or makeup person, upload photos of your final look, and choose exactly who comes to you? If not, allow us to introduce you to TheStylisted, a new beauty service app that connects top-tier freelance hair and makeup artists with anyone who needs a last-minute (or far-in-advance) appointment.
It's available for those in New York; Chicago, Washington, D.C.; and Los Angeles.
Pretty in My Pocket
Whether you're browsing the beauty aisles at CVS or the glossy makeup counters at Nordstrom, shopping for beauty products can be overwhelming when there are so many to choose from. Enter Pretty in my Pocket, a handy app that lets you enter the product you're considering buying and then pulls up reviews from members on the app as well as beauty bloggers. Never again will you take home a "long-lasting lipstick" only to discover it only lasts half an hour.
We love this on-demand app for the fact that it helps stylists as well. Stylists can manage their own schedules and appointments while building a clientele.
If you couldn't tell already, we're all about doing stuff in the comfort of your own home, and if you live in Los Angeles, New York, or Miami, this a great option. With this app, you can order your own glam squad who will come to you and do your hair, makeup, and nails.
Virtual Swatching
L'Oréal Makeup Genius
Disclaimer: This app is highly addictive. It lets you try on various L'Oréal makeup products before you buy, and the results are surprisingly realistic. But the fun part is watching it give you a full makeup application in a real-time video, not a static photograph.
Beautiful Me
This app pulls photos from your Facebook (or you can upload them directly to the app) and gives you a skin analysis, product recommendations, and anti-aging tips based on the change in your skin over time.
Hair Studio
Tempted to switch up your hair color (or cut), but scared to take the plunge? Allow us to introduce you to Hair Studio, an app that allows users to retouch and enhance their hair in photos in a realistic way. Think reshaping, adding major volume, coloring, highlights, lowlights, the works. Best of all? It's totally free, though some features only come with the premium version (which is only $2, so your wallet doesn't suffer that much).
This app has already been editor-approved. It provides virtual swatching of products from brands like Laura Geller, E.l.f. Cosmetics, and Elizabeth Arden. Most recently it launched a virtual skin diary to help you keep track of your skincare routine's progress.
Unfortunately not everyone has this mega beauty store close to where they live. That isn't a problem anymore with a handy app that makes shopping so easy. You'll also be up to date with any sales and promotions that are going on, so you can continue to grow your beauty stash.
Think of this app as a personal organizer for your makeup bag. It keeps track of all the beauty products you own with a handy barcode scanner, and reminds you when you're running low (no more last-minute runs to Sephora to pick up your moisturizer). Plus, you can scroll through tons of beauty inspiration and purchase products right from the app—it even alerts you when one of your favorite products goes on sale. Fair warning: You may end up spending the better part of your Sunday scanning all the products you own.
We're loving that beauty retailers are jumping on this app train. Similar to the Ulta Beauty app, in the Sephora app, you can shop the latest products found at the retailer with ease. But this app is also big on content, serving as an inspiration for all beauty lovers out there with a feed of pictures from other users and video how-tos.
Additional reporting done by Allie Flinn.
This post was originally published at an earlier date and has since been updated.