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Scavenger Hunt
One of the activities for the singers to participate in during their recreation time is a scavenger hunt around the Saint John's campus. See if you know where to look from this sample clue:
Clue 1:
I'm made of metal but am not cold
I'm fairly new and yet very old
It's in the name but not exactly
It's a monastic issue, a matter of factly
My bird's quite lovely and we all could be friends
When you find me at the place where the music ends.
Clue 2:
Campus Rumor: loud boys I host.
In my basement I house a rodent larger than most
Aquinas and Rugrats both shared my name
With or without an "H", it's pronounced the same
My clue is not inside, nor in a courtyard with light
It'll be by the tables and chairs as is right.
Clue 3:
You empty our wallets twice a year
For supplies needed on the college career
Books, baubles, and gadgets. T-shirts galore!
The Johnny Bread you sell runs us all towards your door.
Clue 4:
I'm a summer staple; this is true.
Dry as a desert, yet very wet too.
Maybe you'll tan, or maybe you'll burn
When you lie on me for a turn.
I've even got a house, yes I do!
There you'll find the very next clue.
Clue 5:
A rainbow of colors in an unusual shape,
I'm fragments made solid on a building's face.
With sunshine you see through me, all my colors sparking bright.
Beautiful they call me, especially in the light!
Clue 6:
Rose and I, we share a first name,
Though if rock is his style, choral song is my game.
I come from the land of Strauss and Mahler
Teaching VoiceCare, I don't want you to holler!
Come on up to my office; it's where I'm likely to be.
Stop by for a visit, and the next clue you'll see.
Clue 7:
I'm a monastic tradition that has not waivered,
Though there's even more to me than paper.
I've made Bibles, yes that's true!
But there's still more that I can do.
From the Gloria to works of Theology -
Where the books are made the next clue you will see.
Clue 8:
Singing is the performing kind,
But visit me if you have some time.
To appreciate what's on my walls
You'll need your eyes to see it all.
The beauty of my hoard you see,
As it exists for you and me.
Public beauty is my moral core.
Look for the clue upon my door!
Clue 9:
Some old, some new, but mostly old.
My environment is precisely controlled
To keep my contents safe and dry
Protected from the sands of time.
Preservation: My Labor of Love.
Another library is above.
Handwritten words, the older the better!
To find the next clue, find my name with four letters.
Clue 10:
I'm found at St. John's and Hogwarts too!
With massive space that can be filled by you.
I once was a church, but was replaced by the Abbey.
Messiah smiles down; he's not crabby!
To find the next clue, seek the desk of information.
Chat with those workers; they are a sensation.
Clue 11:
If you love to read, then come find me.
My massive collection is made of trees.
You've seen me before from a different view -
A study space for me and you!
Upper, Lower, Basement: my variety of floor.
But the clue this time is just past the door.
Clue 12:
I'm afraid to say the end is nigh.
To finish the hunt and win the prize,
When you've finally finished, you may take your rest,
But there's still more to do to finish the quest:
Find a counselor and take a photo.
They'll not be hiding like a dodo.
To the Music Office, your hearts must fly!
First group to arrive will win the prize.

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This elegant and stylish production would have satisfied as simply a showcase for the remarkable talents and distinct vocal styles of its two Manitoba-born stars. It turns out to be a polished piece of storytelling, as well.
The drama is set in 1960s Paris, against a backdrop of civil unrest about the Algerian War. When a bomb threat leaves two famous singers from different cultural and social — not to mention musical — backgrounds alone on a stage, they wage their own battle of wills.
Ria Krauss (Steinbach native Danie Friesen) is the older, classically trained opera diva, desperate to make her comeback. She looks down her nose at Carminda Fernandes (former Winnipegger and playwright Jess Salgueiro), the poor young Portugese fado singer whose mournful, sultry ballads she accuses of "encouraging moral depravity."
Their mutual contempt turns deadly until they discover they speak the same universal language, just different dialects. Hearing Friesen perform just one aria is worth the ticket price.
— Carolin Vesely
From the Fringe program:
Set in the 60s, two singers are billed at Paris' legendary Palais Garnier: the reigning queen of opera and the sensational new face of the Portuguese Fado.
Due to the tense climate of the Algerian War, a bomb threat is made on the theatre and the two performers are trapped.
The women discover a way to use the empty stage to showcase their distinct styles of music and the striking harmony of their own fears and obsessions.
Recommended For: General Audience
Length: 75 min
Tickets: $10
Warnings: Language, Gunshots
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The holidays are over, and it's time to sweep up the sticky pine needles, cracked ornaments, and occasional twirled bits of pretty ribbon that have gathered under the tree. "The Bucket List," a comedy about two terminal-cancer patients living it up, severely tests one's critical compassion. I know I'm not a good enough person to pass the test, but I'm not sure anyone else is, either. (Todd McCarthy, in Variety, called the movie " 'Ikiru' for meatheads.") "The Bucket List," which was written by Justin Zackham and directed by Rob Reiner, seems to have been created by applying algorithms to sentiment. Jack Nicholson plays a crass and rancorous billionaire, and Morgan Freeman an intellectual who was forced by family obligations to become an auto mechanic. Nicholson is bulge-eyed, heavy-bellied, and super-emphatic; Freeman is wise, baritonal, and eloquent. I omit the character names because the two stars are doing what they've done a great deal of recently, and they're drawing on the audience's feelings for them. The picture might have been better if the filmmakers had played around with the actors a bit—reversed the roles, for instance, so that Nicholson, rather than Freeman, unfurled the fortune-cookie wisdom about bringing joy to other people before you die, and Freeman, rather than Nicholson, snarled that money is the only thing that matters in a rotten world. But no such luck: Reiner's Hollywood heart is too pure for mischief.
After some fairly grim scenes at a Los Angeles hospital, where the men meet, "The Bucket List" turns into a globe-trotting tour disguised as a search for enlightenment. Determined to find what is missing in their lives, the two geezers write down a series of wild-and-crazy things to do using Nicholson's money. Cheeks flattened by the wind, they jump out of airplanes. On an empty racetrack, they play bumper cars with a pair of Shelby GT350s. They visit the glamour spots—the Himalayas, Hong Kong, the pyramids, the South of France, the Taj Mahal, and the African savanna, where the terrain bursts with enough digital zebras to freeze a supercomputer. In general, the light is golden, the mood technologically sublime, the actuality of the experience a dead zero.
Reiner does a few things with a sure hand. The two men warm to each other slowly, and Reiner manages the stages of friendship—mutual indifference changing into ironical tolerance, then into irritated appreciation, and finally into dependence—with psychologically acute detail. Nicholson's character is estranged from his daughter, Freeman's from his wife, and each takes a turn persuading the other to set things right, an interference that gives the actors a chance to display a little temper. These blowups, which make an instructive contrast in acting styles, are the most entertaining thing in the movie. Both men are seventy, but Freeman seems to be handling age with greater ease. He is tall and straight and, when his eyes blaze and his voice hardens, he's still the most commanding actor in Hollywood. As Nicholson does his neck-jutting rage, his acquired bulk swerves and spills with alarming violence. "The Bucket List" will quickly be kicked into oblivion, but, at a lifetime-achievement-award ceremony, Nicholson's tempest will fit nicely into a montage of Crazy Jack moments.
If you're curious about pride in old age and want to see something more literate than "The Bucket List," you might drop in on the recent independent movie "Starting Out in the Evening," in which Frank Langella plays, with formidable dignity, a once famous writer named Leonard Schiller. A man in his seventies who knows what he knows and has little interest in learning much more, Schiller lives in a funereal apartment on the Upper West Side. Amid dark-stained bookcases, he pecks away at a novel on a typewriter and tries to fend off an ambitious and needy female graduate student (Lauren Ambrose), who wants to revive both his career and his sex life. The director, Andrew Wagner, depicts Schiller's relations with the student and also with his wayward daughter (Lili Taylor) with some delicacy—perhaps too much delicacy. Schiller is meant to be a survivor of the New York Jewish literary renaissance of the nineteen-fifties and sixties, but the movie, for all its considerable intelligence, dries out his temperament too much. Anyone who remembers that vanished tribe of New Yorkers knows that, even in their later years, they made a joke now and then and were given to malice and desire as well as to bouts of intellectual severity. After a while, Schiller's austere ironies wilt one's respect for him. Langella is superb, and "Starting Out in the Evening" is a classy film—I never thought I would hear the phrase "Trilling, Howe, and especially Edmund Wilson" uttered in a movie theatre—but it could have used a little less circumspection, a little more juice.
John Sayles's "Honeydripper" is a good movie for a dark, icy day. It's set in rural Alabama, in 1950, at harvest time, and the cotton fields and the red-leafed trees, as photographed by Dick Pope, appear lustrous and warming. Like some of Sayles's earlier films—"Passion Fish" and "Sunshine State," in particular—"Honeydripper" is at its best when the characters sit around, dither, and ruminate. Moviemaking seems to have become almost magically easy for this independent writer-director. He builds a detailed atmosphere, brings his good people and his bad together, and lets them jabber at one another; the virtuosity is rhetorical rather than visual. Often, not much happens—at least, not in conventional terms. In "Honeydripper," Stacy Keach plays a racist sheriff who more or less runs the small town of Harmony. The sheriff is powerless, though, in the most important way. He lacks music.


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Fargo, ND (WDAY TV) -- Friends and family of an NDSU freshman came together today for a motorcycle ride, honoring the Fargo North grad who was killed by a train last week.
We heard from Colby Anderson's parents for the first time since the accident. After a horrific week they're coming out of it saying,
they now know their son touched many lives.
Friends and family say Colby Anderson had many interests; rodeo, cars, and riding his motorcycle.
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Nick Leadbetter/Friend of Colby: "This is out of remembrance for Colby. He was a biker, we're all bikers here, and it's just out of love for him. This is the one thing that we know best how to remember him by."
Brandon Guck/Friend of Colby: "Last thing I actually ever said to him was we've got to get a ride, we've got to ride together soon."
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It was his friends who organized this ride.
Sherrie Basham/Mother: "He was always there for them, and they've all said that over and over and I think right now, they want to be there for him."
A close family friend rode Colby's bike, as the convoy passed meaningful places from his life.
Starting at Fargo North high school, and out to some of his favorite fishing spots North of town.
The last stop on the ride was here, by the train tracks where Colby died. People stopped for a moment to write on this wall, covered with messages in his memory.
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Colby's parents: "The support is just amazing. It shows how many lives he's touched."
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'Life ain't nothing but a blending up of all the ups and downs.' - Drive By Truckers, 'Carl Perkins' Cadillac'. One of Xan's favorite groups.
Well, this week I've been sick with something, so the blended moments have mostly been yucky. Fever and that drained feeling that goes along with it, like the energy needed to do anything has been squared and your reserves halved. A sore throat that makes conversation painful and very hard to understand, which means repeating for a pain sequel. I have never been so envious of mime's abilities before. Sore muscles and joints, so everyday actions feel like the aftereffects of a vigorous workout.
Life doesn't stop when you're sick, and this is more true when you have a child, and even more true when you have an autistic child. Still have to fix meals, check on him, give him a bath, and more. I have no one to blame here but me - I'm the cautious and careful one, and perhaps if I had pushed more he'd be more independent. When you're sick, you'd like a LOT of independence from your child.
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- Complimentary newspapers in lobby
- Concierge services
- Doorman/doorwoman
- 24-hour fitness facilities
- Gift shops or newsstand
- Free Wi-Fi
- Designated smoking areas (fines apply)
- Computer station
- Parking limited (surcharge)
- One meeting/conference room
- Tours/ticket assistance
- Bar/lounge
- Designated smoking areas
- Garden
- Valet parking (surcharge)
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- Porter/bellhop
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- Room service (limited hours)
- Year Built 1924
- Meeting facilities size (feet) - 950
- Meeting facilities size (meters) - 88
- Smoke-free property
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- Tour assistance
- Internet
Available in all rooms: Free Wi-Fi
Available in some public areas: Free Wi-Fi
- Parking
Valet parking (surcharge), Parking garage, Parking limited (surcharge), Parking nearby, Parking nearby (surcharge)
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- Premium TV channels
- Pay movies
- Video-game console
- Climate control
- Air conditioning
- Blackout drapes/curtains
- Phone
- Free local calls
- Coffee/tea maker
- Hair dryer
- Shower/tub combination
- Iron/ironing board
- Desk
- Rollaway/extra beds available
- Cribs/infant beds available
- In-room safe
- Daily housekeeping
- Free Wi-Fi
- Dining
This hotel offers a hot and cold buffet breakfast (surcharge) served daily in the breakfast room.
The Studio Lounge - Hip and contemporary bar/lounge. Relax and unwind with beers, wines, and signature cocktails. A variety of wines by glass and by bottle are available.
Room service is available for breakfast only.
The hotel does not have its own restaurant, but several dining options in the surrounding area are within walking distance.
Nearby restaurants:
Nan's Thai
Park 75 at The Four Seasons
Vini Vidi Vici
Studio Bar
Tin Lizzy's
Rosa Mexicana
Tamarind Seed
- Entertainment
The Garden Courtyard hosts weekly events including wine tastings, art shows, and live music.
- Recreation
The hotel's 24-hour fitness room offers a weight machine, a treadmill, a stationary bike, and a stair machine.
Hotel guests receive discounted access to a health club with a swimming pool and more extensive fitness equipment two miles from the hotel. Bobby Jones Golf Course, Cross Creek Golf Club, and Candler Park Golf Course are within three miles of the hotel.
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or near the hotel; fees may apply.
- Golfing nearby
- Swimming nearby
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- Running track/path nearby
- Pilates classes/instruction nearby
- Yoga classes/instruction nearby
- Sports center nearby
- Hiking/biking trails nearby
- Scooter/moped rentals nearby
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- Bird watching nearby
- Playground nearby
- Bowling alley nearby
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- In-room accessibility
- Accessibility equipment for the deaf
- Braille or raised signage
Policies & Fees
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Check-in time starts at 3 PM
Minimum check-in age is 21
- Check-out
Check-out time is noon
- Payment types
Accepted at this hotel: American Express, Diners Club, Discover, MasterCard, Visa
- Pets
Pets allowed, Pet policy - dogs and cats only, Maximum number of pets per room 2, Pet maximum weight in lb is 30
- General
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
Parking height restrictions apply
- Fees
- The following fees and deposits are charged by the property at time of service, check-in, or check-out.
The above list may not be comprehensive. Fees and deposits may not include tax and are subject to change.
- Breakfast fee: USD 10.0 per person (approximately)
- Valet parking fee: USD 19.50 per night (in/out privileges)
- Pet fee: USD 50.00 per room, per stay
- Pet deposit: USD 50.00 per stay
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4:45 PM CDT, May 5, 2012
Growing up in Sacramento, Bears linebacker Lance Briggs found inspiration from a fellow Californian who threw his No. 55 jersey around with reckless abandon the way Briggs eventually would.
Imagine Briggs' thrill when he finally got the chance to have lunch with Junior Seau. He sounded like an awestruck kid recalling that day.
"When I thought of linebackers, Seau was at the top of my list,'' Briggs said.
As with the rest of the NFL, it hit Briggs hard when Seau, 43, took his own life Wednesday by shooting himself in the chest. Like many other amateur physicians, Briggs assumed Seau suffered from chronic traumatic encephalopathy (CTE) and that a brain injury from 19 NFL seasons contributed to his belief that suicide was the only option.
But I didn't call Briggs only so he could eulogize a fallen idol. I called to ask how Briggs could criticize Saints linebacker Jonathan Vilma's season-long suspension as "a bunch of b.s.,'' yet overlook how the penalty made the game safer so perhaps future ex-NFL players don't fall into the apparent emotional abyss Seau did.
It seemed like whining about getting caught running a red light a day after a deadly accident at the most dangerous intersection in town.
Was it ironic or hypocritical that so many players such as Briggs ripped Commissioner Roger Goodell for being heavy-handed with Vilma within hours of mourning the loss of an ex-player possibly suffering from CTE? Both?
"Player safety is best taken care of by providing health insurance for players' lives,'' Briggs said. "Come on. It's like asking a boxer: 'Are your injuries related to taking blows to the head?' We throw our bodies around. It's physical. It's football. You can't stop the violence from happening.''
No, but you can limit it and the league must try — which is why Vilma's penalty was deserved.
Briggs knew we disagreed on this and welcomed the debate. I contend we can preserve football as the beautiful sport of choreographed contact America loves even after the NFL eliminates unnecessary blows to the head and cheap shots. Briggs countered by lamenting hefty fines for unavoidable hits and bemoaning the emasculation of the sport that made him millions.
"Let me make one thing clear: I in no way condone somebody putting money up to intentionally hurt someone,'' Briggs said. "But bounty or not, what did the Saints do on the field that's illegal? All I've seen on TV is clean, physical football. You can get those same highlights from any NFL team.''
I look forward to interviewing Briggs in 10 years to see if he still resents the way Goodell prioritized player safety by punishing intentions as heavily as results.
"It's becoming flag football,'' Briggs said. "We're flying around at 100 mph. In our mindset, to say I need to literally go 5 percent lower (on the body) within a split-second — how do you do that?''
By legislating leaguewide changes more popular with team doctors than players and increasing concussion education. By enforcing discipline in a bolder fashion than other professional sports leagues that, over time, conditions players to avoid the head when tackling. By making decisions on safety that slowly change the football culture at every level.
"What the NFL does doesn't just impact the NFL, it sets a model of behavior for NCAA, Pop Warner, high school football,'' said Jeffrey Mjaanes, the director of the Chicago Sports Concussion Clinic at Rush University Medical Center. "I understand the players' point, but millions of kids watch these guys and it matters what they're doing.''
Since Seau's death, several ex-NFL players have proclaimed they wouldn't let their kids play football. I respect all parents' right to decide the best thing for their children but that sounds like an overreaction, like vowing not to fly again after seeing a news story about a plane crash. My son is 11, and while he prefers other sports, if he were to pursue football I would encourage it based on my own positive experiences. Briggs agreed he never would stand in his son's way because, among other things, football teaches children, "how to get up once you get knocked down.''
With so much concussion awareness, part of me wonders if football ever has been safer. With the sport under siege, parents ask Mjaanes for direction.
"I don't tell kids not to play football,'' Mjaanes said. "But through fair play and proper safeguards, we all need to do it in a way to help protect our brains.''
That's the lesson of the bounty scandal. That's the legacy of Seau, whose tragic death could reinforce that when it comes to head injuries the NFL must continue to be more vigilant — not less.
Twitter @DavidHaugh
Copyright © 2014 Chicago Tribune Company, LLC


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(Chapman also has interests in property near Telluride in Bear Creek, which like the Black Canyon property is an "inholding" surrounded by public lands, and has been similarly controversial.)
On Tuesday, Chapman said Canyon Partners, L.P is seeking a benefactor to purchase Casa Barranca to donate it to the U.S. National Park Service. If the right benefactor is found, Chapman said he will lower the home's price, make all the necessary modifications to convert the home into a multiple function conference and music center, and even provide a new Steinway concert grand piano for an a newly-created artist-in-residence program.
Chapman's envisioned Black Canyon Legacy Center could be used to host institutes, symposiums, conferences, and gatherings within the inspirational setting of the Black Canyon National Park, Chapman suggested in an interview this week. Furthermore, Chapman suggested, the Legacy Center could be used for meetings of interest to many who have long criticized his development activity, namely "science, research, environmental law, responsible energy development, environmental education, and water issues in the West."
"In my opinion, this would be an absolutely fantastic asset for the park to have," Chapman said. "I have a high, high regard for that national park."
Under Chapman's plan the potential benefactor would endow the perpetual management and operation of the conference center through a foundation, working within a public-private partnership. The endowment would fund the operation of the facility as well as an executive director to book events and manage the facility and a small housekeeping/cooking staff when conferences are in session. In between gatherings, Chapman proposes that the facility be used for an artist-in-residence program, hosting musicians, writers, artists, and photographers who could use the park's setting for inspiration.
Chapman said the public benefits of the facility would be protection of the land and viewshed within the park as well as avoidance of possible future adverse usage of the home while it would also bring economic benefits to the local Montrose economy. In short, he said the idea is a win for the public, a win for the National Park Service, and, if he is able to garner "a small profit" on its sale, a win for the developer as well.
"I am always looking at solutions that have a win-win-win," he said.
So what's the price? Chapman said appraising the property isn't that easy.
Casa Barranca, which has 6,669 total square feet when you combine the home and the five-bay garage, is the only luxury home inside the boundaries of a national park. Chapman said there are no sales of other comparable homes and that even high-level appraisers would have a problem appraising this property.
"My feeling is that a home of this exceptional quality, with state of the art construction, premium amenities throughout, exquisitely furnished, on national park caliber lands, should at a minimum be comparable to an equivalent home in Aspen or Vail on 34 acres," Chapman said. "The key words in that last sentence are the 'national park caliber lands.' Those aren't available in Aspen or Vail.
"Given the current down real estate markets statewide, I would estimate the value to be in the vicinity of $7.5 million," he said.
In any case, Chapman went on to say, the Legacy Center idea doesn't involve appraisals by the federal government and that if the idea is to go forward, it simply requires a private agreement on the price between Chapman and a potential benefactor.
"I don't think anybody, if they are being honest, would know what this is worth," Chapman said. "For those who know the quality of this thing and where its at, my gut feeling says $7.5 million is the reality…and the reality of it all is it's still only worth what a buyer and seller believe it to be worth."
When asked if his change in direction with Casa Barranca is in any way aimed at improving his public image, particularly in Telluride where his interests in Bear Creek have provoked consternation, Chapman responded that he believes in the project and that positive solutions can be found.
"I don't care what people think of me in Telluride. I do care about this idea. It is a wonderful idea," he said. "The canyon thing, it's just the right thing to do. There is no reason why there can't be positive solutions in Bear Creek either."
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IntroductionThe fiscal year ended June 30, 2009, was the most difficult period for capital markets in the last 30 years. The credit crisis led to a high degree of correlation among asset classes, and Colby's equity-oriented asset allocation suffered in this environment. The Investment Committee of the Board of Trustees was actively engaged in managing both the short-term liquidity challenges of the past year and the longer-term implications for asset allocation that the recent market dislocations have created. We expect this process to be an ongoing challenge for several years.
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As of June 30, 2009, the portfolio holds an unusually high cash balance and is underweight in marketable equity asset classes. The dramatic fall in market value in the fall of 2008 coupled with a lack of liquidity in the College's primary working-capital investment forced the College to focus on raising cash to meet spending and partnership commitments. Over the past year the College conducted a detailed review of all external manager relationships and raised needed liquidity through reductions and terminations of relationships. In the fourth quarter of the fiscal year, a group of private equity partnerships were sold to reduce the amount of outstanding partnership commitments to a level more consistent with the lower current market value of the portfolio. While this process cost the portfolio 2 percent in performance for the year, it was necessary to reduce the level of monthly cash draws to support partnership obligations, to control future allocations to nonmarketable asset classes, and to establish a more sustainable level of relationships in these asset classes. The College has addressed its immediate liquidity needs, but asset allocation modeling suggests that controlling the level of allocation to nonmarketable asset classes, while preserving a core set of relationships, is likely to continue to be a challenge for the next four to five years.
Figure 4 shows the changes in June 30 asset allocation over the past 10 years. During that period the College has decreased its bond allocation while adding substantially to the diversification of the equity allocation through a reduction in the allocation to domestic equity and increases in the allocations to international equity, hedge funds, real estate, and hard assets.
At June 30, 2009, the portfolio contained commitments to 152 different investment vehicles, representing 89 investment products and 69 investment managers. These numbers have decreased from June 30, 2008, as a result of partnership sales and the overall manager review. Over the next few years the number of investment relationships is expected to contract further as a number of the older partnership relationships come to the end of their contractual lives.
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The Investment Committee and its subcommittees are supported by the Investment Office, which includes three full-time positions. The non-investment-manager operating expenses assigned to the endowment (salaries, travel, office expenses, legal review of partnerships, consulting, custody, UBTI taxes on partnerships, and audit) are monitored by the College's vice president for administration and treasurer along with all other College budgets. These expenses amounted to approximately 13.4 basis points on average market value for fiscal year 2009.
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Agenda for 2009-10The actions taken during fiscal 2009 have dealt with the immediate liquidity issues and have left the endowment with a stronger and more streamlined group of investment managers. During fiscal year 2010 the Investment Committee will conduct a review of the asset allocation targets for the portfolio in light of current investment opportunities and an increased focus on liquidity. It will also decide on the appropriate level of cash reserves needed to manage the portfolio through a difficult transition period, during which the College expects to have negative cash flows for the endowment for the next two to three years as spending and net partnership draws are expected to exceed gifts and transfers into the endowment.
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Hello @ all,
my name is Tom and i am from Germany, i have a few questions about Reason 6.5. I am totaly new to reason, i started making music with ableton live intro but i don't like it so much, because of the workflow. I make synthesizer and sampler based electro music and Reason seems to be great for that, especially when i look at all the synths and samplers that comes with it, Reason seems to have a more hardware orientated workflow and it's could be perfect for me.
Sorry but i hope my english is not to bad, these are the questions that keep me from buying it immediately
1. My local music store has only the Reason 6.0 Box http://www.musik-produktiv.de/propel...eason-6-0.html, when i buy it these days, the upgrade to version 6.5 is for free, right?
2. What's about that dongle, i have to authorize this, ok i understand, but how it works when i update or upgrade Reason, must this dongle authorize again every update, means when 6.0 is installed and authorized, then i update to 6.5, must this dongle authorize again, 6.5.1 authorize again, 6.5.2 authorize again and so on, have i authorize the dongle with every upcoming update/upgrade or once the dongle is authorized to my Reason then that's it? I think and i fear this could be very annoying or frustrating when the dongle needs to authorize every update, i read furthermore that many users have problems with the dongle and the authorizing process, usb dongle, authorize software, codemeter software, this seems absolutly complicated, is that really so or is it ok and easy.
3. A question to Midi and external hardware, i know reason doesn't have Midi Out but i have a Novation Ultranova Synthesizer, which have USB to Midi besides the classic Midi In, is it possible to send Midi over USB to my Ultranova, if it's not possible, is there any other way to control my Ultranova via Reason, without Rewire and another DAW.
I hope that anybody can help and i thank you in advance.
Best regards
1. Reason 6.5 is a free upgrade for every Reason 6.0 owner, so you will get this for free and be able to use Rack Extensions.
2. The process of authorizing or putting a new license on the ignition key is like a 2 click process, so it's really not that hard and I never had issues with it, not even now where the key is also used to handle all your trial licenses for Rack Extensions. Also, for the latest 6.5.1 I didn't need to authorize again, since its build on the 6.5 license.
3. The missing MIDI out in Reason doesn't mean it will work if you are using something via USB, since it's a basic functionality that is missing in Reason - sending out MIDI data to another device. I don't use any external instruments, but there are some ways of doing it, if I'm not completely wrong. Though, I'm not sure how useful these methods are.
(Feel free to write me a private message in German if you have more questions. )
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you can download the try the demo version ( https://www.propellerheads.se/download/reason/ ).
The demo is the full current version 6.5.1 - the only thing you cannot do is open songs that you create - you can, however, save them, and also open the demo songs.
FYI, you also cannot try rack extensions with the demo version of reason, you need to own a R6.5 license to access rack extensions.
You can even hook up your controller, etc, to really see how it will work.
If you decide to purchase Reason 6, you would not install R6, just register the license to your account, then click the button to add the free R6.5 upgrade to your account, then authorize that on your ignition key.
You only need to re-authorize your ignition key on x.0 and x.5 releases, the smaller x.x.1, x.x.2 releases do not have a separate license (so 6.5.0, 6.5.1, 6.5.2, etc, will all use the same 6.5 license).
When you connect your USB controller to reason, you get bi-directional information related to is as a controller, but it if is also a synth, you cannot send midi notes from reason to play the hardware synth.
So your midi notes will go from your controller to reason, as well as pitch bend, mod wheel, knobs and faders (to control parameters on various devices) - and if your controller supports it, when you switch devices in reason, the names/etc will appear on the screen on your controller.
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Thank you very much guys for helping me.
About one thing i have to ask you again, you said i can now install the current Reason demo version, which is version 6.5.1, and when i buy the box, which is version 6.0, i don't need to install this older version, i can register and authorize the installed demo version directly with the serial number and the dongle from the 6.0 box, after that the demo version turns into the full version, is that right or am i wrong, how it works, i can't find no documentation about this procedure?
Sad to hear that Midi is not working over USB with my Ultranova, i love this synth and i would use it together with Reason, of course without rewire another DAW like e.g. Ableton Live only for Midi Out, because that makes no sense in my opinion, when i must use Ableton Live for Midi Out anyway, then i might use Ableton Live entirely for making my music and i don't need Reason anymore, i don't understand why this is not working, Propellerhead said Reason is all i need but for simple Midi to USB i need to buy an other DAW Software, maybe i can sample the sounds from the Ultranova but that's not really the same and a very bad compromise. Is there really no way to control my Ultranova from Reason, i almost can't believe?
Best regards
Then if you go to the download page again, you'll see a banner ad to receive your 6.5 update. Click that, and the 6.5 serial number will be added to your account. Then you can click the "manage license" link for 6.5 to add it to the usb key.
And yes, just using Live instead is an option. There are many people here that have hardware synths and have to use another program with them. I don't know if Propellerhead will ever add MIDI out to Reason, but I think that they eventually will.
Anyways, since you seem a bit unsure about purchasing Reason, go ahead and use the demo version for awhile. You'll find out soon enough if the unique features are right for you.
Thank you very much and you are right, i am totaly unsure about purchasing Reason. Now i will try the demo for a while but when i can not use my Ultranova with Reason i think it would be better i go further with Ableton Live Intro and update it to full version instead of buying Reason, and so i also don't have this dongle trouble. Thank you guys for helping me, Tom.
I was afraid of all the manipulations too.
But i bought Reason 6.5 online , on the Props site, then i got immediatly my authorisation code, and few days later, i received the physical stuff, ( disc, ignition key, stickers) It's was super easy to make all work.
Some of my music :
For future reference if you buy any rack extensions you can not re sell them, just an fyi.
OMG when i read all these threads here where so much people have so much trouble with that Authorizer software and Ignition Key dongle i must say that i'm totaly happy that i have decided to upgrading and using my Ableton Live, it works properly and authorizing Live 8 is a one click process of seconds and absolutly painless, once it is authorize you can use it, no need to authorize it everytime it starts or updates, no dongle detection on every start, that method is very user friendly and works properly. Maybe Propellerhead change their copy protection method or make it work properly in the future and than i will go on board. I will make music and have fun with the software i'm using and have payed for and do not care about the copy protection everytime i start my software and make them hopefully work. I understand that copy protection is important nowadays no question and Propellerheads method protect very successfull that's for sure but obviously it is very annoying for legal users because it doesn't work properly and honestly i think it is really a stupid idea when you treat your legal users and fanbase this way with such a frustrating copy protection, that plus no Midi Out keeps me off from buying Reason.
Regards from Germany
Last edited by omsot; 2012-09-20 at 09:46.
Hey Tom
The Dongle question has been discussed on broad length here. Some pro some con, but some people on this Forum just complain about it, for the sake of complaining. (You're german, you know how that works) I've actually never had an issue with the Authorizer, so I believe most of the complainers actually don't read carefully and miss some steps. Would they follow all the steps, there'd be no problems.
About MIDI out: you could record sequences of your synthesizer as Audio, if you have an interface. It's not the same, I know, no automatic quantization and the like, but it's a workaround.
Well try the demo and see for yourself.
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