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Collection Overview
Collection Inventory+/-
Biographical Note/Historical Note
Content Description
Collection Use
Administrative Information
Collection Overview +/-
Collection Inventory +/-
Box 1, Folder 1-6: name change for college (1963-1991)
Box 1, Folder 1: correspondence with Wilson S. Sorenson (1963-1979)
Box 1, Folder 2: bills (circa 1978-1979)
Box 1, Folder 3: correspondence during President Higbee administration (1982-1986)
Box 1, Folder 4: notes/research (undated)
Box 1, Folder 5: defenses/essays (undated)
Box 1, Folder 6: minutes, proposals/resolutions, press, and college buildings (1977-1991)
Box 1, Folder 7-11: personnel rosters (1956-1986)
Box 1, Folder 12: search for president (1982-1987)
Box 1, Folder 13-15: salary schedules (1947-1975)
Box 2, Folder 1: President Sorenson Emeritus and Retirement Recognition (1960-1985)
Box 2, Folder 2: maps of campus and school songs (1957-1987)
Box 2, Folder 3-5: school newspapers (1944-1972)
Box 2, Folder 6: Board of Regents (1974-1990)
Box 2, Folder 7-8: Institutional Council (1979-1991)
Box 2, Folder 9: legislation affecting Utah Technical College at Provo (undated)
Box 2, Folder 10: student body (1946-1973)
Box 3, Folder 1-2: awards (1971-1987)
Box 3, Folder 1-3: logo (history) (circa 1945-1987)
Box 3, Folder 4: inventory (undated)
Box 3, Folder 5: history of Utah Technical College at Provo (undated)
Box 3, Folder 6-10: accreditation (circa 1979-1985)
Box 5, Folder 1-8, Box 4: evaluations (1959-1985)
Box 5, Folder 9: master plan (1969)
Biographical Note/Historical Note +/-
Wilson Sorensen served as acting director and as president of Central Utah Vocational School, Utah Trade Technical Institute, and Utah Technical College. He was instrumental in moving the school from the Fairgrounds campus to the Provo campus and then to the Orem campus. His main interest was in providing classes to train individuals for the job market, especially in technical areas. It was his determination and tireless efforts that brought about the miracle in Utah Valley that is now Utah Valley University. Lucille Stoddard, interim president in 1987-1988 and 2002-2003, later said of him, "if there was one word to describe Wilson, it would be visionary." He was at Utah Valley from the beginning in 1941 and stayed until he retired in 1982 for a total of 41 years of exemplary service.
J. Marvin Higbee, formerly the president of Snow College, became Utah Valley's third president. President Higbee expanded the college curriculum during his tenure and oversaw the difficult transition from an institute (Utah Technical Institute) to a community college (Utah Valley Community College) in 1987. Also in 1987, an Associate of Arts degree was formalized through his efforts. He saw the need in the community for a college that would not only meet the needs of the trades but would also expand into the liberal arts and more technical fields.
Content Description +/-
This collection consists of materials collected in the Office of the President during the administrations of Wilson W. Sorensen and J. Marvin Higbee. It includes: materials related to name changes to the college; personnel rosters; materials related to the search for a president in 1982 and 1987; salary schedules; President Sorenson's emeritus and retirement recognitions; maps of the campus; school songs; school newspapers; materials related to the Board of Regents; materials related to the Institutional Council; materials related to legislation affecting Utah Technical College at Provo; materials related to the student body; awards; history of the school logo; inventories, the history of Utah Technical College at Provo; materials related to accreditation, internal evaluations and self-evaluations; and a master plan.
Collection Use +/-
Restrictions on Access:
Access to the collection is open with assistance from the archivist or staff.
Restrictions on Use:
Open for research. Copyright for Official University records is held by Utah Valley University; all other copyright is retained by the authors of items in these papers, or their descendants, as stipulated by United States copyright law.
Administrative Information +/-
The series arrangement is as follows: 1. name change for college; 2. personnel rosters; 3. search for president; 4. salary schedules; 5. President Sorenson Emeritus and Retirement Recognition; 6. maps of campus and school songs; 7. school newspapers; 8. Board of Regents; 9. Institutional Council; 10. legislation affecting Utah Technical College at Provo; 11. student body; 12. awards; 13. logo (history); 14. inventory; 15. history of Utah Technical College at Provo; 16. accreditation; 17. evaluations; 18. master plan.
Acquisition Information:
Gift of the Office of the President
Higbee, J. Marvin
Sorensen, Wilson W.
2.5 Linear feet; 5 boxes
Language of the Finding Aid:
Author of the Finding Aid:
Finding aid prepared by Aimee Bastarache, Assistant Archivist
EAD Creation Date:
25 March 2011
Describing Archives: A Content Standard
Related Material:
AR 102 Wilson W. Sorensen collection AR 601 Faculty Senate collection—Individual Files—Wilson W. Sorensen (Box 9 Fol. 25)
Subjects +/-
Corporate Names:
Central Utah Vocational School--History.
Personal Names:
Higbee, J. Marvin


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Thanks for taking a look. Please see the PDF drawings, and tell me if I have overlooked something important.
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The circulator position is fine relative to the primary/secondary loop structure, but wrong relative to the location of the expansion tank. Wtih the expansion tank on the boiler, it'll air-purge easier with the pump on the other side, pumping away.
The cycle time of the boiler is dependent on the size of the heat load & thermal mass of the zone calling for heat relative to the BTU output of the boiler, it's mass, and it's high/low limit hystesis. Any time you break it up in to smaller sub-zones those cycle times will run shorter & shorter. But if you install either a Beckett Heat Manager or(better) Intellicon HW+ (typically under $200 for the hardware, and a reasonable DIY) it will manage the hysteresis & mass of the boiler to optimize burn times, and purge heat from the boiler as it senses the end of a zone call nearing so as not to abandon heat in the boiler at 200F or something. Look them up on line- the installation & operation manuals are downloadble from multiple places. Outdoor reset would be useless with the water temps you're talking, since the return water to the boiler needs to be 130F or above at all times to prevent condenstation damage to the boiler or flue. Your highest efficiency you'll get from it without damage will be from exersizing it's thermal mass with an economizer. Set the high-limit of the boiler to max, set the low limit of the economizer to 130-135F, and let IT decide based on it's temp feedback when to cut the flame and start purging heat from the boiler, before the call for heat is up. With a continous call for heat it'll run it from low-limit to high, until it' senses (from learned system behavior) that the system's load is nearly done, then cools the boiler down near the low limit, hopefully just before the thermostats are satisfied.
With extruded plates in place your water temp requirements for delivering design-day heat will likely be over the 97F calculated, but still well under 140F (whereas suspended-tube it probably wasn't cutting it at 180F or 200F.) If it's truly 100F or less even on design-day this project SCREAMS for a condensing boiler.


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This is the debate that is currently going on in my house between my husband and myself. What I'd really like to know is, Is it better for baby to have a crib or can one just use the pack n' play instead? We have limited space for baby "stuff" so we are trying to stick to just the basics for right now. Thanks for the advice in advance.
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Both have their advantages. I think Pack n' Play will work just fine if you have limited space.
I would go with crib, we got one that had two levels so that when our son was younger the mattress could be at a higher height like a bassinet and, then lowered as he got bigger, Plus you can now find really good cribs that can be converted to day beds, by removing the one side, so you wont need a toddler bed...and if there are a few out there that can even become a toddler or twin bed. we have both pack n' plays fold up pretty small and might even fit under the crib.it's been a few years since we've had our crib up i dont remember if our fits under it or not...and we haven't gotten it up yet for our second due in june.
I have both for my baby, the crib has a much nicer mattress, and you aren't supposed to use other mattresses in pack 'n' plays, the mattress i have for my pack 'n' play is so thin and hard, that I'm sure he wouldn't be comfortable sleeping on it, and pack 'n' plays can get very messy and torn up rather easily, especially when the baby gets a bit older, it'll become harder and harder for them to sleep on it because the mattress will get very old and worn out quickly.
I have a pack n play with a newborn napper and a changing table. The napper was very useful for the first 5 weeks and now she sleeps very comfortably in the bassinet. I am still using the changing table with the pack n play.
I say go with the pack n play.
Crib is more safe then pack n' play.
I have both, I bought a not very bulky crib for our room and the pack "n' play is for downstairs. The attached changing station with the pack'n play come in handy when im with my baby in the living room.
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If you can only fit one or the other than a crib would be the better of the two. You'll get a lot more use out of the crib, but most pack n plays can be folded up and stashed in a closet so you can use it in other parts of the house or for visiting other friends/family. I personally used a pack n play for the first week just because I was paranoid with twins, so I stashed it at the foot of our bed. After the first week they were in the crib until they hit a year and went to their toddler beds. The pack n play was still useful to take to my parents when they would watch the so that the girls had a place to sleep. Hope that helps with your debate!
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Tied 7-7 at the end of the first quarter, Pleasant Valley was driving on the Eagles in the second quarter.
After Raider quarterback Lucas Ford called for a fair catch on the Raiders 10, Pleasant Valley went to work. A pass from Ford to Dustin Andrews put the Raiders at their 34. On two consecutive runs, Nicolas Deerman moved his team to the Eagle 44.
Dalton Bean picked up a first down for the Raiders on the 30 then it was Bean to the 18. Bean ran hard for the Raiders all game, picking up their first touchdown with an eight-yard scamper into the end zone. The Eagles were unable to stop the ground game and it looked like the Raiders would score again until they had a turnover and Jacksonville's J.J. Johnson fell on a fumble on the next play.
The Eagles went right to work to turn the turnover into a scoring opportunity. Eagle quarterback Jackson Bell, who scored the Eagles first touchdown of the game on an eight-yard scamper, ran the ball out to the Raider 42.
Running back Dominique Thomas carried the ball to the Raider 36 then it was Bell down the right side for a 36-yard touchdown. The extra point by Mason Tompkins was good and Jacksonville was up 14-7.
It took Jacksonville under a minute to score another touchdown.
J.J. Johnson was once again in the right place for the Eagles and intercepted a pass and returning it 16 yards for the score and Jacksonville was up 20-7 at the half.
The two big plays seemed to take the wind out of the Raiders' sail.
The Eagles, on the other hand, came out of the locker room rejuvenated and the defense that played lackluster during the first half stepped up.
Eagle Head Coach Clint Smith was quick to praise his teams efforts.
"Football is a game of momentum," he said. "You have to stop the other team when you don't have it. My hat is off to our defense. They settled in in the second half.
"Pleasant Valley played our tails off. We knew we were in a war."
The Eagles scored on their first possession of the second half. After falling on an attempted onside kick at the Eagle 45, Thomas, who finished the game with 129 yards on 14 carries and one touchdown, ran the ball to the 27. A pass from Bell to Sid Thurmond put the Eagles on the 3-yard line. Thomas dove to the one and then Bell picked up his third touchdown of the game for a 27-7 lead.
Bell showed his quickness and agility throughout the game carrying the ball seven times for 143 yards and three touchdowns.
The Eagles quickly scored again after a Raider fumble on the kickoff. Taking over on the 22, Thomas went up the middle, then turned on the speed down the right side of the field for another six and a 33-7 lead.
Moments later Thurmond returned a punt 65 yards and with another Tompkins kick Jacksonville was up 41-7.
Pleasant Valley wasn't through scoring. Drew Lewiski took the ensuing kickoff and raced 95yards to score.
Smith put in his non-starters and they showed their coach what they could do. In five carries, ninth grader Tae Ackles took the ball from his 30 to the Raider 35. Another ninth grader, Nick Gangwer, turned heads when he raced 35 yards for an Eagle touchdown. The extra point put the Eagles up 48-13.
Both teams still had one more touchdown left in them. Lewiski once again electrified the crowd with a great kickoff return to the Eagle 29. On the next play Ford ran untouched into the end zone for the Raiders' final score of the night.
Jacksonville countered when Thurmond returned the kickoff to the 45.
Lavontae LaCount, in for Bell, handed off to Ackles who went 41 yards for the final touchdown. Ackles carried the ball 17 times for 132 yards.
Pleasant Valley plays at Ranburne on Friday while Jacksonville will travel for a region game against Hokes Bluff.


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Head coach Chad Young said Wednesday that the summer's continuing rains have slowed progress at Ranburne.
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The Bulldogs have managed to work through one full-scale scrimmage.
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The Bulldogs are working toward a jamboree date on Friday, August 23, prior to their season-opening contest at home on August 30 against Mount Zion, Georgia,
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You'll find this months "letters to the editor" to be very interesting. On several topics, our readers are clearly divided. Our article on nighttime hypoglycemia shocked one reader and drew praise from another.
Another important observation comes from looking at this same section. Like our subscriber list, a significant number of our letters come from diabetes health-care professionals.
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Here's where a controversy may not exist-the DCCT. Last month I complained that this expensive study ($300 million) told us what we already knew-that keeping BGs near normal levels prevents complications. I got roundly spanked and chastised for this. Most of you thought this study was extremely valuable. I especially enjoyed a letter from a retired endocrinologist, William Law MD, who began practice in 1956. He shares that most doctors, until 7 years ago, were not concerned with BGs in the 300 range and HbA1cs at 10%. "This didn't seem to cause worry," Law writes. He has noticed a big change in this thinking since the DCCT results.
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We know that our consumer readers are often sharply divided on certain topics. It has also become clear that our professional readers are divided on many topics as well. This confirms our commitment to providing all our readers with both sides of every issue.
After we published an article on the diet issue in February, we felt a big backlash from our readers who are Registered Dietitians. The ones who wrote to us were very upset with our coverage of this diet. This month, on page 33, we present a well-documented support of the food pyramid diet, written by registered dietitian Elizabeth Rhodes.
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Supposedly, our government officials "update" the food pyramid diet's recommendations every five years based on the latest research findings. These diet guidelines were recently updated and in the news. I was very surprised to find out the sugar and soft-drink industry played a large role in this update. They didn't want the government telling Americans to "limit" sugar intake, so they lobbied hard and won. The guidelines that were released only recommend that we "moderate" sugar intake instead! The dairy industry was able to keep calcium-enriched soy milk off the pyramid and only listed in a footnote instead.
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Are you in danger of hypoglycemia without even knowing it? A study of type 1s revealed that most NPH-insulin users shake or roll their insulin only four times before injection-16 times less than is necessary. This can result in concentrations of NPH that could be either too low or high, and can cause day to day blood sugar fluctuations.
All NPH-insulins, as well as lente and ultralente insulins, contain crystals that settle to the bottom of the mixture. These crystals must become resuspended before injection by rolling, tipping or shaking the insulin container.
The findings from this study, presented at the 1996 European Association for the Study of Diabetes (EASD) meeting in Vienna, Austria and reported in Novo Nordisk and LifeScan's publication, Daily Review, show the insulin must be rolled, tipped or shaken 20 times to achieve a satisfactory mixture.
Please pass the bind-in card between pages 46 and 47 to someone you might know with diabetes. New subscribers can also get a sample issue by emailing me, or calling 800-488-8468.
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It's no surprise that malicious insiders and external attackers alike covet sensitive information such as intellectual property, financial records, and personal information. This information has value, and therefore it's a target. Additionally, information is at risk due to careless and negligent employees and other users with elevated levels of trust and access such as partners and consultants. Because information helps drive the business, it must be accessible and usable, lest its value be diminished. This paper explains how striking a balance, where access is allowed while risk is mitigated, is essential.
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Deloitte's annual survey of the media landscape, released early last month, reported that 9% of the people interviewed had canceled their pay TV subscriptions in favor of watching shows online, and another 11% were considering it. Those are big, scary numbers for cable and satellite TV operators, as well as for TV producers who haven't found a way yet to make online viewing as lucrative as the combination of advertising dollars and monthly subscriber fees they collect from the likes of Comcast and DirecTV.
But there's another phenomenon that should be more alarming to industry incumbents: the emergence of services that capably transform the chaotic jumble of online video into compelling channels of entertainment. Two good examples are Los Angeles-based Frequency, which makes apps for mobile devices, computers and connected TVs, and Showyou, an iPad and iPhone app from San Francisco-based Remixation.
Unlike Clicker, neither company pays attention to the broadcast or cable TV episodes that are online, nor do they offer an index to movies on demand (at least not yet). Instead, they aggregate clips and links from YouTube, Facebook and Twitter, among other sources, then organize them into feeds by genre and popularity. They also use social-media tools to create personalized feeds curated by one's Facebook friends, Twitter connections and other users of each app.
They have different strategies -- Frequency is trying to put its app on every device a person might use to watch video, while Showyou is focused primarily on iPads and iPhones -- and their apps have different looks -- Frequency presents multiple channels in separate scrollable columns, Showyou a single array that can be scrolled in two directions. But they have a similar effect, which is to present online video in the familiar, channel-based, lean-back context of television. It's interactive, sure, but without all the effort (or the keyboard).


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Sure, this is a short season. But a Canadian columnist might have been rushing things a tad when he suggested the Kings' Stanley Cup defense was doomed after they had lost their first three games.
"OK, so 0-2-1 isn't the end of the world. But in a 48-game season, can the Kings see it from here?" Mark Spector wrote for sportsnet.ca.
Uh, no. The Kings' start was hardly perfect, but it didn't blow up their chances of repeating.
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This is the same team that scrambled out of the depths of the Western Conference last season to grab the No. 8 seeding, learning at each step how to overcome doubts and deficits.
"I think we're a confident group. We certainly showed that we can get it done, no matter what it is," said center Anze Kopitar, who fueled the top line's offensive breakthrough by scoring twice in the Kings' 4-2 victory over Phoenix on Saturday.
"Yeah, it wasn't an ideal start, but there were still 45 games left. It's nice to get the first one out of the way ... and now it's a matter of putting a nice little streak together and focus on our game."
Players say they've seen none of the complacency or "Stanley Cup hangover" symptoms that can afflict championship teams. Excuses and back-patting won't fly with Coach Darryl Sutter, who has already scratched a healthy Dustin Penner from the lineup twice because of subpar efforts.
Winger Justin Williams won the Cup with Carolina in 2006 and sensed the team's personality change the following season before it missed the playoffs. He said he hasn't sensed a negative turn among the Kings.
"For this team I think it's totally different because everyone is still together, but in Carolina everyone kind of got a payday. Got a bump in a paycheck. A lot of guys who were up for contracts got more money and it seemed a little different," he said.
"I don't know if that was the reason we missed the playoffs, but this team has kind of been built for years and built to stay together, built to win in the playoffs especially. I don't think we have any of that. We're going to have the arrogance but good arrogance, if there's such a thing."
The Kings' biggest obstacle this season has been losing veteran defensemen Willie Mitchell and Matt Greene to injuries, but Davis Drewiske and rookie Jake Muzzin have stepped in capably.
"One particular challenge is for others to step up and fill the emotional void left by the loss of Greene, who was the emotional leader of this team," General Manager Dean Lombardi said. "It is an opportunity for others to grow into that role and make us stronger in the long run when Greene returns."
Muzzin and Drewiske haven't proved they can play in all situations, and each averages less than 12 minutes' ice time. Alec Martinez, who averaged 14 minutes 43 seconds' ice time last season, is exceeding 22. Rob Scuderi is at 24:38, up more than four minutes from last season. Mitchell's return will ease the burden on Martinez and Scuderi, but it's unclear when that will happen. Mitchell has been medically cleared after knee surgery but has been reluctant to push himself for fear of experiencing a flareup.
Keeping the Cup roster intact has helped the Kings' stability but also means there has been no boost for an offense that struggled last season. The 0-for-23 power play is more the fault of strategy than a lack of talent.
"Scoring is not a concern until our top six play up to their potential," Lombardi said. "Our top six are all entering their prime or in their prime and they have all shown in the past they can produce numbers and be responsible defensively. Obviously, our power play has not had results even though they have been getting good looks."
Unlike those who saw the end of the world coming after three games, Lombardi is willing to be patient and let this group sort things out. Players believe that will pay off.
"We're not intimidated by anybody. We feel that as few goals as we've scored this year, nothing is insurmountable," Williams said. "We look around. We know how good we are. We always talk about it, 'Wow, we've got a good team.' It's a matter of showing it every night and we're confident we can do that."
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Defenseman Lubomir Visnovsky, who tried to void his trade from the Ducks to the New York Islanders and stayed in the KHL after the NHL lockout ended, will report to the Islanders soon. His agent, Neil Sheehy, tweeted Saturday that Visnovsky was delayed by family medical reasons and will arrive no later than Feb. 11.
Unsigned restricted free-agent defenseman P.K. Subban is expected to meet with his agent, Don Meehan, on Monday after taking the weekend to consider his next step in talks with the Montreal Canadiens. Subban is seeking a five-year deal, but the French RDS network reported the Canadiens' last offer as $5.1 million over two years.
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__CACIM__ (Critical Action - Centre in Movement) is an initiative towards cultivating and nurturing a culture of critical reflexivity and action in individual and public work. It is involved in detailed research on and documentation of the World Social Forum and other related processes (such as social movements); plays an active role in the organising process of WSF in India and globally; publishes books, reports, newsletters, and bibliographies on the Forum, both in Hindi and English; and organises debates and discussions around related issues.
In continuation of its efforts at promoting a critical engagement with the WSF process CACIM has instituted CACIM Forum Fellowships which will provide opportunities to young activists, students, and researchers to conduct studies on different aspects of the Forum process in India and globally. The Fellowships hopes to achieve intensive interaction with social and popular movements and civil organisations and networks in India and South Asia who are part of the WSF process and also with movements and organisations who have either boycotted or stayed away from the WSF and/or who take part in similar but alternative processes.
We hope that the Fellowships will provide you an opportunity to engage with and study wider socio-political processes in the country and develop, broaden, and deepen a critical engagement with the Forum process. The Fellows are expected to critically examine the procedural depth, methodology, and potentialities of the Forum and the 'new politics' of 'open space' that it professes and impact this may be having on socio-political movements and processes in the region, by undertaking surveys, interviews, and discussions with the main actors in the process.
+ The __CACIM Forum Fellowship__ process is in continuation with its efforts at promoting a critical engagement with socio-political movements in general and with the WSF process in particular. The Fellowships are a space to enable intensive, independent interaction with social and popular movements, civil organisations and networks in India and South Asia who are part of the WSF process and also with movements and organisations who have either boycotted or stayed away from the WSF and/or who take part in similar but alternative processes.
We hope that the Fellowships will provide opportunities to young activists, students, and researchers to develop a substantial understanding of the Forum and also engage with and study wider socio-political processes in the country and in the world as they are emerging; and through this, to contribute to strengthening both the Forum and socio-political movement. We invite Fellows to critically examine the procedural depth, methodology, potentialities, and limitations of the Forum and of the 'new politics' of 'open space' that it professes, and also the impacts that the WSF and these politics may be having on socio-political movements and processes in the region – positive and negative.
- The Forum Fellowships, offered for a period of three months (February–April 2008), provides to Fellows a sum of Rs. 40,000 for the preparation of a research monograph / paper to be presented at a workshop on the WSF that CACIM will organise in early May 2008. Selected Fellows will be provided with literature published on the Forum and with contacts in India and worldwide, and in general, will receive assistance in sharpening their proposal; and CACIM will take care of travel, boarding, and lodging for attending the Workshop.
+ Selected Fellows are provided with literature published on the Forum and with contacts in India and worldwide, and receive introductions to mentors / advisors both within India and from around the world for assistance in sharpening their Fellowship work. The Forum Fellowship process includes an orientation workshop and at least one interim review meeting that takes place in the course of the Fellowships, as well as a final public Workshop where the Fellows present their research findings. CACIM also undertakes to publish and publicise the research papers.
- For this first round of Fellowships, the applications have been invited only from people living within India - both Indian and other nationalities; irrespective of their disciplines and professional backgrounds. No formal academic qualification is required of the applicants. Applications can be submitted in English or Hindi. Due to our own limitations at the moment, we have not been able to entertain applications in other languages but we welcome ideas for including them in this endeavour.
+ Advisors / Mentors to the Fellowship process on a purely voluntary and solidarious basis include Aditya Nigam (CSDS, Delhi), Andrej Grubacic (San Francisco), Giuseppe Caruso (London and New York), Janet Conway (Toronto and Brock University, Ontario), Naveen Chander (Delhi), Peter Waterman (The Hague), and Sonia Alvarez (University of Massachusetts - Amherst).
- The following are some suggested themes for study, but not necessarily limited to these areas only :
+ Our deepest thanks to them all !
- * The dynamics of WSF as well as of Mumbai Resistance in 2004 and of other autonomous spaces, counter forums, mobilisation campaigns, and other forums that have emerged around the WSF process in India and elsewhere in the world.
* The experiences, visions, aspirations, and expectations of the various sections of society of the WSF, such as the Dalits, Adivasis, women, the physically challenged, sexual minorities, and others, as well as their questions and dilemmas in this regard, through their engagement with the Forum process.
* The social and political significance of Forum process, its relationship with other movements, its organising process, and its regional and global expansion.
* The political economy and the organising principles of the Forum, in India and worldwide.
+ We invite your critical interest in this process, including spreading the word and encouraging people to apply !
+ ''::CACIM is committed to promoting diversity in all its work, and encourages women and others from minority and marginalised groups to apply. We especially encourage those who have been active within the Forum process to apply.::''


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Well what do you know? One of these showed up at my doorstep recently.
It just so happens that I am brewing a rye saison this weekend, so what I will do is put this one in the fridge and have it while I am brewing.
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Photos of what? You've seen photos of me brewing before. However, I will let you know if there are any special farts as Arla says.
Interesting brew day for sure. First of all, the Yazoo Rye Saison was very good.
There was a piece of grain that made its way into the chuck of my drill while I was milling. It jammed up the chuck and I had a hell of a time getting the chuck off. My drill may be DOA. It was a cheap 20 year old drill so no big loss if that is the case.
Believe the stories about rye making for a gooey, sticky mess. The sparge took 3 hours (normally no longer than half an hour). Next time I brew with rye I will be adding lots of rice hulls. It was a long brew day.
But, the world did not come to an end and I have a batch of beer fermenting in the bucket.