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Grammy Award winner will.i.am is one of the founding members of the Black Eyed Peas. He's also made a name for himself as a solo artist, producer and activist.
Singer, songwriter and producer Philip Bailey is a member of Earth, Wind & Fire. He has performed popular songs like "Reasons," September" and "Shining Star."
In 1979, Kurtis Blow signed a deal with Mercury Records, making him the first rapper signed by a major label. His first album sold more than 400,000 copies.
T Bone Burnett is a Grammy Award-winning musician and producer who has worked on several popular films, including The Big Lebowski and Crazy Heart.
With hits such as "Vision of Love" and "I Don't Wanna Cry," pop diva Mariah Carey holds the record for most No. 1 debuts in Billboard Hot 100 history.
Joshua Scott ("JC") Chasez performed in the mega-popular boy band N'Sync before becoming a solo artist, songwriter and reality-show judge.
Entrepreneur Sean Combs has produced big-name artists like Mariah Carey, created the Sean John clothing line, and recorded his own platinum albums.
Simon Cowell is a record producer and television personality known for his scathing critical remarks as a judge on the television show, American Idol.
Danger Mouse is a Grammy Award-winning producer known as part of the duo Gnarls Barkley and for his collaborations with artists like Beck, Jack White and Norah Jones.
Music executive and producer Clive Davis has worked with Whitney Houston, Janis Joplin, Jennifer Hudson and Kelly Clarkson among others.
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From 1972 to 1983, Larry Dunn was the keyboardist for Earth, Wind & Fire. He also helped write some of the band's songs, including the No. 1 hit "Shining Star."
Missy Elliott is a Grammy Award-winning singer, rapper, songwriter and producer who achieved great success while breaking boundaries in the field of hip-hop.
Eminem is an American rapper, record producer and actor known as one of the most controversial and best-selling artists of the early 21st century.
Musician Emilio Estefan founded the Miami Sound Machine, won multiple Grammy Awards and produced Latino superstars like Ricky Martin and Marc Antony.
When singer, songwriter and actress Lauryn Hill released her solo debut album, she became the first woman or hip-hop artist to win five Grammy Awards.
Marlon Jackson scored platinum records singing with his famous family, including little brother Michael. The Jackson 5 was one of Motown's biggest acts.
Singer-songwriter Michael Jackson's award-winning career as the King of Pop transformed the face of pop music and popular culture. He released the best-selling album in history, Thriller, in 1982. He died unexpectedly in 2009.
Record producer and musician Randy Jackson is notable mostly as a judge on the talent-search TV show American Idol.
Rapper and hip-hop entrepreneur Jay-Z is known for leading Def Jam Records, creating a clothing line and marrying singer Beyoncé Knowles.
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Ryan Lewis is a producer who's part of famed hip-hop duo Macklemore & Ryan Lewis, known for the hits "Thrift Shop" and "Can't Hold Us."
Ray Manzarek was a co-founder of the Doors, a 1960s rock band. His keyboard skills helped turn Doors songs like "Light My Fire" into huge hits.
Damian Marley is a Grammy Award-winning reggae musician and the son of Bob Marley. His biggest hit is the song "Welcome to Jamrock."
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Al McKay was the guitar player for Earth, Wind & Fire when the band topped the charts in the 1970s. He has also performed with the Al McKay Allstars.
Giorgio Moroder is a dance-music producer/songwriter known for his hits with singer Donna Summer as well as his Academy Award-winning soundtrack work.
Actress Nichelle Nichols is best known for her groundbreaking portrayal of Lieutenant Uhura on the original Star Trek television series.
John Oates teamed up with fellow musician Daryl Hall to form the mega-hit duo Hall & Oates, known for songs like "Kiss on My List," "One on One" and "Out of Touch."
Roland Orzabal is an English musician, songwriter and record producer best known as co-founder with Curt Smith of the popular '80s pop band Tears for Fears.
Queen Latifah is an American rapper, record producer and actress known for her roles in the films Set it Off, Bone Collector, Last Holiday and Chicago.
Reggae artist and music producer Lee Perry was an early pioneer of reggae music and its offshoot, dub music, and recorded a young Bob Marley and the Wailers.
American record producer Sam Phillips is best known for discovering musicians Elvis Presley, Carl Perkins, Johnny Cash and Howlin' Wolf, among other blues, country and rock 'n' roll artists. He is also known for revolutionizing the music industry and introducing rock 'n' roll to the world throughout the 1950s.
American musician Prince achieved wide fame in the 1980s with 1999 and Purple Rain, the latter album sharing a title with a film starring the musician.
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Singer Kevin Richardson, the eldest of the Backstreet Boys and People magazine's Sexiest Pop Star of 1999, is also known for acting on Broadway and in indie films.
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Popular bluegrass and mandolin player Ricky Skaggs is known for several popular country hits, including "Country Boy."
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Ahmir Khalib Thompson, also known as Questlove, is known as a founding member of hip-hop/neo-soul group the Roots.
Kanye West is a Grammy-winning rapper and sought-after producer who is as well known for his outrageous statements as he is for his broad musical palette.
A founder of the supergroup Earth, Wind & Fire, singer, drummer, songwriter and producer Maurice White is known for his stagecraft and inventive compositions.
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Weird Al Yankovic parodies popular hit music. His version of Michael Jackson's "Beat It", which he titled "Eat It", became an MTV favorite.
Rapper-producer Dr. Dre first made it big with hip hop group N.W.A. in 1980s. He has also enjoyed success as a solo act and worked with Snoop Dogg, Eminem and 50 Cent.
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I present to you a question of etiquette at the grocery store, specifically Trader Joe's.
Maybe I'm just socially retarded (a strong possibility), but I never know what to do when checkout at Trader Joe's. Unlike most grocery stores, there is only one person working the register, meaning that person must function as both the cashier and the bagger. I'm all for streamlining and multi-tasking, but this tends to leave me in an awkward position. You see, when I buy a whole bunch of groceries, the person at the register has to scan all the items and they just start piling up there on the counter while I sit idly by.
The helpful side of me says that the right thing to do is to help the cashier by starting to bag the groceries myself. It is just the polite, considerate thing to do. However, it presents a logistical problem. Since not all of the items have been pulled out of my cart, I can't really properly stack things in the bag without risking having to rearrange things later or wind up with a heavy item potentially smashing a smaller item, so that make me just want to wait until the cashier is done. But if I wait until the cashier is done, then they'll just bag the groceries themselves, right? But if I just stand there with my thumb up my butt and let the cashier do everything, that makes me kind of a dick, I think. I really don't know what to do.
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Workday Wednesday - Carl Stohn, Jr., Chicago Producer and Director
While going through some pictures, I found this picture of my parents with Carl Stohn, Jr. (far right) a man who should be a Chicago legend. Sadly, he is not. This blog post is my feeble attempt to write something about this great man who I remember fondly. Carl Stohn, Jr. was born in Canada but moved to Chicago sometime before 1950. When my father first introduced me to Mr. Stone, I was a young girl, probably around 1968. For the next 10 years I would meet with and talk to Mr. Stohn. My father ran a business that provided seminars (and an annual conference) to electronic engineers. The seminars lasted a week and were arranged by my father four times a year. When my father moved his offices from Wabash Avenue in downtown Chicago to the suburb of Oak Brook, he began hosting the seminars at Pheasant Run Inn located in St. Charles, Illinois. It was here my father met Carl Stohn, Jr. who produced and directed plays at the theater in Pheasant Run. The theater was a new concept - dinner theater. During his career in Chicago, he directed many of the great screen legends in popular plays of the day.
By 1950 he was already a well known producer and at that time also acted. During this time he produced plays for the only winter stock company outside of the New York area. When Carl Stohn joined forces with Tony DeSantis to produce and direct plays at Drury Lane Theater in Evergreen Park, the concept of dinner theater was new. Mr. Stohn was an innovator in the industry. When Pheasant Run opened their dinner theater they recruited Carl Stohn to produce and direct their plays. He had a reputation in the industry and was able to attract many big name stars to perform in his plays. Pheasant Run Dinner Theater was set up like a restaurant on multiple levels with a stage in the front. Patrons would enjoy a full course meal followed by good entertainment. He was well spoken, witty and a very sharp dresser. He was a class act. He also liked a bit of flash and always wore stunning jeweled cuff links and several diamond rings.
On August 21, 1980 Carl Stohn, Jr. was brutally assaulted, mugged and shot in the head. Several south side gang members were put on trial for his murder. It is ironic his death occurred around the same time as the decline in popularity of dinner theater. Although he seems to have been forgotten by most, I will always remember him.
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I knew Carl well, as he was my uncle. I also have ended up in show business--producing television including such shows as "Degrassi". I visited Carl often in Chicago--and still have a copy of the National Enquirer which featured him with Phyllis Diller on the cover--supposedly engaged to be married!
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WASHINGTON - A 5-year-old boy is recovering after accidentally ingesting his father's methadone, Anne Arundel police say.
Officials from the Western District responded to a call Sept. 4 at approximately 8:10 p.m. on the 1200 block of Reece Road. They found the child not breathing and performed CPR. He was eventually transported to a Baltimore hospital.
The boy's father, 28-year-old Paul Kristopher Brooks, handed authorities a bottle of pink liquid he identified as methadone, which was later determined to have been purchased illegally. Authorities also found cocaine, marijuana, heroin, methamphetamine, a loaded .357 Magnum and a .22 caliber rifle inside the home.
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FailCon Fails to Fail, Returns for 2010
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Failcon, a Silicon Valley conference focused on stories of failure, was so successful last year that's it's back again in 2010. Which means it either failed to fail or succeeded at failure, depending on how you look at it.
In 2009, some of the Valley's prominent tech figures including former Paypaler and now Slide founder Max Levchin, David Hornik and Zynga founder Marc Pincus talked about the projects that didn't work — the ones few people remember, including the first four companies that failed for Levchin before PayPal sold to Ebay for $1.5 billion.
This year's line up includes New York Times writer David Pogue, former Digg CEO Jay Adelson, former Flickr community manager Heather Champ, angel investor and Gmail creator Paul Bucheit with an opening keynote from start-up guru Steve Blank, who dedicates himself to keeping startups from failing.
"Failcon, the brainchild of event producer Cass Phillipps, along with associate producer Diane Loviglio, isn't about celebrating failure, but about talking about why ventures failed, how failure can be acceptable, and even how to fail gracefully e.g. how do you lay off employees, shut down a company and explain to investors that their money was for naught.
"Failure is interesting," Phillipps said. "My goal with FailCon isn't to make money, it's to not lose money and change people's opinions about failure."
The one-day conference is being held on October 25 in San Francisco, targeting start-ups. Tickets are $280 in advance, though there are plenty of discounts to be found with a simple search. Founders can also get much steeper discounts by pleading leanness, according to Phillipps.
FailCon originated, appropriately enough, from unhappiness with the final conference in an early series she worked on titled SNAP Summit, which was devoted to social networking applications and after a few years felt stale.
"Essentially the idea for Failcon came from sitting in my own show and thinking 'I've heard these ideas a lot — These are the same speakers telling the same stories,'" Phillipps said. "And as a joke, I started telling attendees, 'I wish they would tell us more about failure and what went wrong with Facebook, with your app, with scaling — I don't know if I can be the next Zynga, but I can at least not do that.'"
The conference's début earned Phillipps a fair share of negative attention.
"I got dozens from complete strangers saying 'Why are you encouraging failure?' 'Why are you talking about this? It's so discouraging to the industry.'," Phillipps said.
But oddly, she says it's surprisingly easy to get high profile people to speak, in part, she thinks because people find talking about what they went through cathartic.
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Ghazvinizadeh's 21-minute short film, "Needle," the story of a preteen girl getting her ears pierced, was one of 1,550 entries from 277 schools all over the world.
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Hansen said there is an incoming group of younger people who will get into the area of package sterilization, but developing the necessary on-the-job training and expertise could take 15 to 20 years. "You can't go to school to learn this," she said. "You go into microbiology, engineering, physics, etcetera, but you can't get a degree in sterilization. Globally there's also a limited pool of talent."
Hansen said that product expansion in developing countries further exacerbates the need "to develop a global network of technical individuals. That is a huge challenge for the future."
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Anti-statism is a term describing opposition to state intervention into personal, social, and economic affairs.[1] Anti-statist views reject the state completely and in some cases rulership in general (e.g., anarchism).
General categories[edit]
Anti-statists differ greatly according to the beliefs they hold in addition to anti-statism. Thus the categories of anti-statist thought are sometimes classified, at one extreme as collectivist towards the other extreme individualist.
A significant difficulty in determining whether a thinker or philosophy is anti-statist is the problem of defining the state itself. Terminology has changed over time, and past writers often used the word, "state" in a different sense than we use it today. Thus, the anarchist Mikhail Bakunin used the term simply to mean a governing organization. Other writers used the term "state" to mean any law-making or law-enforcement agency. Karl Marx defined the state as the institution used by the ruling class of a country to maintain the conditions of its rule. According to Max Weber, the state is an organization with an effective legal monopoly on the legitimate use of physical force in a particular geographic area.
Henry David Thoreau expressed this evolutionary anti-statist view in his essay Civil Disobedience:
I heartily accept the motto,—"That government is best which governs least"; and I should like to see it acted up to more rapidly and systematically. Carried out, it finally amounts to this, which also I believe,—"That government is best which governs not at all"; and when men and women are prepared for it, that will be the kind of government which they will have.[2]
Anti-statist philosophies[edit]
- Anarchism and its inner schools of thought:
- Agorism
- Anarcha-feminism
- Anarchist communism
- Anarcho-capitalism
- Anarcho-naturism
- Anarcho-pacifism
- Anarcho-primitivism
- Anarcho-syndicalism
- Buddhist anarchism
- Christian anarchism
- Collectivist anarchism
- Egoist anarchism and the philosophy of Max Stirner
- Existentialist anarchism
- Green anarchism
- Individualist anarchism
- Insurrectionary anarchism
- Jewish anarchism
- Left anarchism
- Libertarian socialism
- Mutualism
- National anarchism
- Social anarchism
- Synthesis anarchism
- Veganarchism
- Voluntaryism
- Nihilist movement
Chronology of anti-statist writing[edit]
- 1548 – Étienne de la Boétie, The Politics of Obedience: The Discourse of Voluntary Servitude
- 1793 – William Godwin, An Enquiry Concerning Political Justice
- 1825 – Thomas Hodgskin, Labour Defended against the Claims of Capital
- 1840 – Pierre Joseph Proudhon, [1]
- 1844 – Max Stirner, The Ego and Its Own
- 1849 – Henry David Thoreau, Civil Disobedience
- 1849 – Frédéric Bastiat, The Law
- 1849 – Gustave de Molinari, The Production of Security
- 1851 – Herbert Spencer, The Right to Ignore the State
- 1866 – Michael Bakunin, Revolutionary Catechism
- 1867 – Lysander Spooner, No Treason
- 1886 – Benjamin Tucker, [2]
- 1902 – Peter Kropotkin, Mutual Aid
- 1935 – Albert Jay Nock, Our Enemy, the State
- 1962 – Murray Rothbard, Man, Economy & State
- 1982 – Murray Rothbard, The Ethics of Liberty
- 1983 – Samuel Edward Konkin III, The New Libertarian Manifesto
- 1985 – Anthony de Jasay, The State
- 2001 – Kevin A. Carson, The Iron Fist Behind the Invisible Hand
- 2001 – Hans-Hermann Hoppe, Democracy:The God That Failed
See also[edit]
- ^ Gallaher, Carolyn. "Anti-statism. Definition: Opposition from Above and Below" in Gallaher, et al. Key Concepts in Political Geography, London: Sage Press, 2009. p. 260
- ^ Civil Disobedience. Annotated works of Henry David Thoreau. Thoreau Society.


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Dennis League was in critical condition since early Sunday when his father allegedly shot him in the head while he slept on the couch in the family's home in the 1500 block of Fifth Street Southeast. Police say the father also fatally shot League's sister, 43-year-old Danielle Faucett, while she slept.
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2010 |
William T. Boehm Photos by Kathy M. Helgeson |
Lecture: "Ethics Do Matter," presented by the spring 2010 Executive-in-Residence, who focused on three key elements necessary in the decision making process; Boehm also spoke with students in Associate Professor Brenda Boetel's World Food and Population class [sponsored by the College of Business and Economics] |
2010 |
George Kuh Photo by Kathy M. Helgeson |
Presentation: Dr. Kuh spoke to faculty, staff, students, and guest about high impact educational practices, including specific recommendations for UWRF based on data from the National Survey of Student Engagement, an assessment instrument he founded; his visit was part of events leading to the inauguration of Chancellor Dean Van Galen |
2010 |
Vaness M. Gezari, Washington, D.C.-based writer who covers national and international affairs; Jason Motlagh, freelance journalist based in Istanbul whose reporting focus includes India, Afghanistan, and Sri Lanka; moderated by Dr. Patricia Berg, UWRF journalism professor |
Lecture: "Fragile States from Sudan to Afghanistan" [Working Journalists Seminar Series, sponsored by UWRF Journalism Department and The Pulitzer Center on Crisis Reporting] |
2010 |
Golden Dragon Acrobats |
Performance: Traditional dance, spectacular costumes, and ancient and contemporary music created a performance of breathtaking skill and beauty for the large audience, held in Abbott Concert Hall [Wyman Performing Arts and Speakers Series] |
2010 |
Heide E. Erdrich |
Conference: Erdrich spoke at the fourth annual Undergraduate Conference on Critical and Creative Engagement [sponsored by the UWRF Literary Society and UWRF English Department] |
2010 |
Chan E. Park |
Concert: Infusing East Asia Workshop, Dr. Park entertained and educated the audience about Pansori, a popular form of Korean traditional music usually performed by a singer and a percussionist |
2010 |
Elaine Tyler May |
Lecture: "Security Against Democracy: The Legacy of the Cold War at Home," Dr. May's lecture examined democracy and security during the Cold War [4th annual Edward N. Peterson Lecture Series, sponsored by the History and Philosophy Department] |
2010 |
Kenneth W. Morris |
Lecture: "Building Your Brand: A Leadership Fundamental" delivered by the Fall 2010 Executive-in-Residence, who also spoke to students in the classroom [sponsored by the College of Business and Economics] |
2010 |
Johan de Meij |
Concert: "The Music of Johan de Meij," with de Meig conducting the UWRF Symphony Band and Saint Croix Valley Symphony Orchestra |
2010 |
Jeff Zeleny |
Presentation: Zeleny spoke about the 2010 election to students in the afternoon and again in the evening to approximately 300 students and community members [Working Journalists Seminar, sponsored by the UWRF Journalism Department, The New York Times, and the American Democracy Project] |
2010 |
Sha' Cage |
Performance: the talented Cage presented a thought-provoking spoken word performance to a packed house, which also featured UWRF student performances [sponsored by the Black Student Union and Falcon Programs] |
2010 |
Boyd Huppert |
Guest Speaker: in the Principles of Journalism class, where Huppert described his storytelling process and gave career advice |
2010 |
Kurt Zuelke |
Lecture: "Science, Medicine, and Agriculture: A Perfect Mix for Building Your Dream Career," presented to about 100 students and other interested persons; Dr. Zuelke's visit was part of a developing collaborative research relationship between the UWRF Tissue and Cellular Innovation Center (TCIC) and the National Animal Disease Research Center (NDAC) |
2011 |
Manal Hamzeh |
Speech: "De-veiling the Hijabs and Arab-Muslim Feminisms," this year's Women's History Month featured speaker; UWRF Assistant Professor Michelle Parkinson said that "Dr. Hamzeh's talk is particularly important because of her unique perspective as herself an arabyyah/muslimah in exile from her home country of Jordan, and her work on the hijab, or veil, in relation to young Muslim women" |
2011 |
Brad Hewitt |
Lecture: "Social Business and Social Capital—What's Old is New Again" delivered by the spring 2011 Executive-in-Residence, who also spoke to students in the classroom [sponsored by the College of Business and Economics] |
2011 |
Wing Young Huie |
Presentation: "Identity and the American Landscape" [Working Journalists Seminar Series, sponsored by the Journalism Department] |
2011 |
Tim Wise |
Lecture: "Challenging Racism, Privilege and Denial in the Age of Obama," Wise examined his book Between Barack and a Hard Place: Racism and White Denial in the Age of Obama; a goal of this event was to encourage a discussion about the impact and influence of race [Social Justice Series, sponsored by the Ethnic Studies Department, Falcon Programs, Residence Life, and Women's and Gender Studies Department] |
2011 |
Dale Lindquist |
Lecture: "Reflections, Contemporary Venture and Vision of an Entrepreneur," presented by this semester's Executive-in-Residence [sponsored by the College of Business and Economics] |
2011 |
Howie Padilla |
Lecture: "Reporters and Public Relations Professionals: Fraternal Twins" [Working Journalists Seminar Series, sponsored by the Journalism Department] |
2011 |
Temple Grandin |
Presentation: "The World Needs All Kinds of Minds," Grandin, internationally renowned public figure and pioneer for the autistic community and as a designer of livestock facilities that improve animal welfare and productivity, spoke to classes during the day and gave a public presentation to an overflow crowd in Abbott Concert Hall in the evening [sponsored by the College of Agriculture] |
2011 |
David Swensen |
Presentation: "Pioneering Portfolio Management," given to campus and community members in the University Center Photos by Kathy M. Helgeson |
2012 |
Valerie Purdie-Vaughns |
Presentation: on stereotype awareness and action for faculty, staff, and students at the University Center; "Staff and faculty require ongoing dialogue about how to talk about race and identity," Dr. Purdie-Vaughns advised |
2012 |
Leonard Foy |
Concert: RADD Jazz Series guest artist Foy played trumpet with the UWRF Jazz Ensemble in Abbott Concert Hall, kicking off the 2012 UW-River Falls Jazz Festival; Dr. Foy also played with the UWRF Faculty Jazz Group and with Stolen Moments in the Falcon's Nest for a UWRF Jazz Club Cabaret Concert |
2012 |
Michelle Alexander |
Lecture: Alexander spoke about her book, The New Jim Crow: Mass Incarceration in the Age of Colorblindness [Wyman Performing Arts and Speaker Series, sponsored by Falcon Programs] |
2012 |
Duchess Harris |
Speech: "Black Feminist Politics in the Age of Obama," Dr. Harris was the Women's History Month featured speaker |
2012 |
Duchesne Drew |
Lecture: "The StarTribune's Digital Strategy," Drew gave insights about the newspaper's digital plan [Working Journalists Seminar Series, sponsored by the Journalism Department] |
2012 |
Clarke Garry, UWRF Biology professor emeritus, and Gaylord Schanilec, artist Photo by Kathy M. Helgeson |
Presentation: "Mayflies of the Driftless Region," a book authored and illustrated by the pair; the presentation was for the 10th anniversary of Celebrating Research, Scholarship and Creative Achievement (CRSCA) [sponsored by Chalmer Davee Library] |
2012 |
Jon Scholl, president of American Farmland Trust, and Martin Lowery, vice president of external affairs for the National Rural Electric Co-op |
Keynote Speakers for the inaugural Rod Nilsestuen Legacy Event, "Feeding the World, Sustaining the Land, Inspiring Cooperative Action" |
2012 |
S. Mark Tyler Photos by Kathy M. Helgeson |
Lecture: In "Defining and Achieving Success" Executive-in-Residence Tyler drew from his personal experiences to demonstrate that setbacks, failures, and difficulties need not be barriers to success; Tyler also spent time with students in the classroom [co-sponsored by the College of Business and Economics and WESTconsin Credit Union] |
2012 |
Cloud Cult, Jeremy Messersmith, |
Concert: for Finals Fest [sponsored by Falcon Programs] |
2012 |
Julie L. Bushman |
Lecture: "Transformational Leadership," delivered by this semester's Executive-in-Residence; Bushman spoke to a management class in the morning, participated in a luncheon, and delivered her lecture in the afternoon in the Riverview Ballroom [sponsored by the College of Business and Economics] |
2012 |
Zach Wahls |
Presentation: "What Makes a Family?" Wahls shared his experience growing up with two mothers and becoming a celebrity after testifying at a court case challenging same-sex marriage in Iowa, and encouraged UWRF students to take advantage of the same social media and Internet sites that helped make his issue famous [Wyman Performing Arts and Speakers Series] |
2012 |
Ron Johnson
Presentation: on the state of the economy to the Political Science Senior Seminar class, and another to the general public in the University Center |
2012 |
Rudy J. Koshar |
Lecture: "On Stillness: European Political Fiction in the Age of Extremes," presented to students, alumni, and the community in the University Center [Edward N. Peterson Lecture Series, sponsored by the History and Philosophy Department] |
2012 |
Petrona Melgarejo |
Presentation: Ms. Melgarejo spoke about how the EEOC enforces federal discrimination laws; the presentation was in Spanish [sponsored by the UWRF Spanish Professions Association] |
2012 |
Lee Tien |
Lecture: "Electronic Frontier Foundation" [Working Journalists Seminar Series, sponsored by the Journalism Department] |
2012 November 16 |
Rev. Bernard Lafayette, Jr. Photo by Kathy M. Helgeson |
Lecture: "My Pilgrimage to Kingian Nonviolence," presented by Dr. Lafayette, an associate of Rev. Martin Luther King, Jr.; he outlined his journey from Tampa, Florida, where he was born, to his understanding of the effectiveness of King's nonviolent approach |
2012 December 4 |
Diego Higuera |
Lecture: Higuera spoke about his personal and professional experiences in doing business between the United States and Colombia, about volunteer opportunities, and his time working in Forest Lake in a Spanish immersion school; the presentation was in Spanish [sponsored by the UWRF Spanish Professions Association] |
2013 |
Mike Stern |
Concert: RADD Jazz Series guest artist Stern played guitar with the UWRF Faculty Jazz Group in the Falcon's Nest and with the UWRF Jazz Ensemble in Abbott Concert Hall [sponsored by the UWRF Music Department and the UWRF Office of Student Life] Photos by Kathy M. Helgeson
2013 |
Jose Antonio Vargas |
Lecture: "How Do We Define American?" [Working Journalist Series, sponsored by the Journalism Department, and the Wyman Series, sponsored by the Office of Student Life] |
2013 |
Fang Man |
Commissioned Composer Concert: world premiere of "Concerto for Piano, Percussion and Wind Instruments" on March 21 [the Commissioned Composer Project is sponsored by the Music Department] |
2013 |
Ruth Evans |
Lecture: "Two Become One?: Sexual Anxieties in Late Medieval English Romances," Evans spoke in the Kinnickinnic Theater as part of Women's History Month [sponsored by the Women's and Gender Studies program] |
2013 |
Jonathon Scholl Photo by Kathy M. Helgeson |
Keynote Speaker: "What Are the Best Uses of Rural Land and Water Resources in the 21st Century" for the world to feed itself as its population continues to grow [Rod Nilsestuen Legacy Event] |
2013 October 22 |
Shannon Zimmerman Photo by Kathy M. Helgeson |
Lecture, presented by the 22nd Executive-in-Residence, in the UWRF University Center; Zimmerman discussed the founding of Sajan in 1997, a global language translation services, software localization and cloud-based translation management software company that is headquartered in River Falls [sponsored by the College of Business and Economics] |
2013 October 24 |
Dr. Kathleen Neils Conzen |
Lecture: In "German Immigrants, Transatlantic Ties, and the Perils of American Pluralism, 1840-1940" Conzen addressed the German immigrant experience to explore the links between migration processes and community formation, the construction and reconstruction of ethnic identities, the relationship between religious, ethnic, and regional cultures, and the political integration of immigrants into the national community [sponsored by the History and Philosophy Department, Edward N. Peterson Lecture Series] |
2013 October 24 |
Byron Hurt Photo by Kathy M. Helgeson |
Film Screening and Discussion: Hurt began the evening with a screening of his acclaimed film, Soul Food Junkies, which explores the health advantages and disadvantages of the quintessential American cuisine, Soul Food; Hurt uses Soul Food as the lens to investigate the dark side of the food industry and the growing food justice movement that has been born in its wake [Wyman Performing Arts and Speaker Series] |
2013 November 5 |
Zagreb Saxophone Quartet |
Concert: The Zagreb Quartet brings a superb level of artistry to their performances with a level of technique and expressiveness beautifully showcased in a blend of classic saxophone literatureand exciting new compositions [Wyman Performing Arts and Speaker Series] |
2013 November 15 |
Phillip Phillips Photo by Deb Toftness |
Performance: Phillips performed in front of an energetic crowd in Knowles Center; after the opening band DUGAS, Phillips wowed the crowd with his songs including "Gone, Gone, Gone" and ended the concert with "Home" [sponsored by Office of Student Life] |


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LSDP Committee Community Room 4 p.m. LSDP, Promenade Point Phase 3 LSDP, Murphy USA LSDP, HBH Holdings
PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE ROLL CALL ACTION ON MINUTES (Sept. 4, 2012) REPORT FROM BOARDS AND COMMITTEES: CONSENT AGENDA: OLD BUSINESS: PUBLIC HEARINGS:
1. A request by CH Office Development Properties to rezone 0.934 acres located at Metro Parkway and South 52nd Street from the R-O (Residential Office) zoning district to the C-3 (Neighborhood Commercial) zoning district. - Haynes
2. A request by Casey's Marketing Company for a Conditional Use Permit to allow a convenience store at southwest corner of 2nd and Locust streets. The property is zoned C-2 (Highway Commercial). – May
1. Final Plat, Pinnacle Heights at J.B. Hunt Drive and Pinnacle Hills Parkway. The property is zoned C-2 (Highway Commercial). – Ellis
2. LSDP, Promenade Point Phase 3 at West Green Acres Road and Promenade Boulevard in the C-2 (Highway Commercial) zoning district. – Ellis
3. LSDP, Murphy USA at 2212 W. Walnut in the C-2 (Highway Commercial) zoning district – Streett
4. LSDP, HBH Holdings, 1703 N. 13th Street in the I-1 (Light Industrial) zoning district – Thibodaux
5. Lot Line Adjustment for CH Office Development Properties, Metro Park North, Lots 25A and 25B – Haynes


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The GIS component of the Madagascar Biodiversity Project was initially a pilot study. It has demonstrated the great potential of GIS for botanists, specifically where their work includes mapping plant species distributions, and correlating these distributions with physical or climatic parameters. The altitudinal ranges, vegetation and geological type preferences, and climatic constraints on species distributions, for example, can be given with far greater accuracy than can be derived from the label data alone. These are fundamental data which are regularly incorporated into floristic and revisionary research. Locality data is of prime importance, greatly enhancing the value of a herbarium specimen. This geographical data can be uniquely exploited and analysed to great advantage within a GIS. For the first time GIS has been used as an integral part of research in the Herbarium.
Vegetation mapping and characterisation have also provided a powerful and practical tool for conservation prioritisation and management in Madagascar. GIS analyses have been used to provide scientific arguments and data, presented in an attractive and readily accessible format, which have proved to be important in influencing the planning and management of biodiversity conservation.
Our work can be divided into the two major components:
Acknowledgments We would like to thank the 'Weston Family' who have financed this project, and ESRI for the donation the GIS software ARC/INFO and ArcView. Back to top
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Justin Moat, GIS Unit, The Herbarium, Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew, Richmond, Surrey,TW9 3AE. United Kingdom. Tel: +44 (0)20 8332 5276 Fax: +44 (0)20 8332 5278 e-mail firstname.lastname@example.com
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