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Shortages of electricity were developing in parts of the PJM area before PJM filed its "Reliability Pricing Model" (RPM) with the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission in 2005. That filing was made because the "net revenue analysis" conducted by the PJM Market Monitoring Unit in its annual State of the Market Reports showed that revenues available to generators had not been sufficient to cover the fixed costs of new plants since PJM's markets started in 1999. In fact, only in 2005, when wholesale prices spiked due to the Hurricanes, were generator revenues sufficient on average to allow recovery of the fixed costs of a new baseload plant. 6 However, RPM is beginning to work: Net revenues were sufficient to cover new plant costs (even baseload plant costs in some areas) in several constrained areas in 2007, and investors are adding capacity in response to these improved incentives. 7
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David Petraeus hands over Afghanistan command
Gen David Petraeus, US commander of Nato troops in Afghanistan, has handed responsibility for the military campaign there to his successor, Gen John Allen.
Gen Petraeus, who is returning to the US to run the CIA, oversaw last year's surge of US troops to Afghanistan.
The transition comes hours after a close aide to Afghan President Hamid Karzai died in an attack in Kabul.
Earlier on Sunday, Nato handed control of Bamiyan province to local forces.
It is the first of seven areas to be passed to Afghan security forces under a plan announced by President Karzai in March.
The handover from Nato to Afghan forces is seen as a critical step in a transition of power before foreign troops end combat operations in 2014.'Tough days ahead'
At the change of command ceremony in the Afghan capital, Kabul, David Petraeus, expressed his "profound and lasting" gratitude to Afghan and Isaf troops for their service.
Gen David Petraeus has been in charge at a critical period in Afghanistan, a year in which an extra 33,000 surge troops were brought in as part of a Nato plan to push into Taliban strongholds in the south.
That strategy has only been partly successful. While insurgent attacks are lower than in previous years, the number of casualties has increased making the first six months of this year the most violent in a decade, according to recently released UN figures.
And while it is acknowledged that the Taliban have been hit hard in the south, eastern Afghanistan is still a problem area with a large presence of Taliban and al-Qaeda fighters.
Insurgents have also shown they have the capacity to launch a number of spectacular raids like the one last month on a luxury hotel in Kabul.
He also addressed the people of Afghanistan saying: "You have shown enemies of Afghanistan that you are willing and able to resist a campaign of violence and intimidation."
His successor reinforced his commitment to support the security transition to Afghan forces.
"'There will be tough days ahead and I have no illusions about the challenges we will face together," Gen John Allen told those assembled at the ceremony.
The US military's top officer, Adm Mike Mullen, was also present at the ceremony. Gen Petraeus, who has served with the US Army for 37 years, is credited with turning around the war in Iraq after former President George W Bush tasked him with managing a surge of troops there in 2007.
Gen Petraeus took charge in Afghanistan last year at a critical moment and managed the deployment of more than 30,000 US troops to fight the Taliban. US troops are set to begin the first phase of their withdrawal in the coming months.
The ceremony was conducted as Nato announced the deaths of three coalition soldiers in eastern Afghanistan after a bomb attack.
And the killing of a key presidential aide to President Karzai in the Afghan capital also highlights the challenges that lie ahead, says the BBC's Sanjoy Majumder in Kabul. Less than a week earlier, Mr Karzai's half-brother, Ahmed Wali Karzai, was assassinated in Kandahar.Shoot-out in Kabul
Jan Mohammad Khan was killed in an attack on his home in Kabul on Sunday.
Lawmaker Hasham Watanwal also died in the attack, said police, as gunmen stormed the house in the western Karti Char district of the city.
A shoot-out with security forces in the area continued for some time afterwards, police said. One report said the attackers had been wearing suicide vests.
- Graduated from the US Naval Academy in 1976, but went on to further degrees in national security and strategic intelligence
- Served in the Caribbean, the Balkans and was deployed to Iraq in 2006
- Between 2008 and 2011 he was deputy commander at US Central Command
- Promoted to the rank of four- star general shortly before assuming command of troops in Afghanistan
The question many are asking, according to our correspondent in Kabul, is that if key figures such as Ahmed Wali Karzai and Jan Mohammed Khan can be killed in their own homes, how can ordinary Afghans be protected against insurgents?
Though a close ally of the president, Mr Khan - a former governor of Uruzgan province - was also a controversial figure.
Correspondents say that despite rising casualty numbers, security has improved in a number of areas of the country following a surge of extra American troops and tens of thousands of new Afghan police and soldiers.
However the quality of Afghan police and soldiers is patchy and correspondents warn of fears that they will be unable to withstand a renewed summer offensive from the Taliban.


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WOONSOCKET – The name of John Baccaire's company is Coventry Building and Wrecking, but he will tell you his business is actually just another way to recycle.
Baccaire and his daughter, Project Manager Kim Baccaire, have been busy this winter overseeing the "recycling" of the former French Worsted Mill complex off Hamlet Avenue and have reached a milestone in the massive undertaking.
The final large weaving mill at the site, a five-story brick, concrete and steel structure dating back to 1897 and known as Building No. 1, is about to come down. It will follow the removal of an even larger six-story mill building and four smaller structures at the six-acre site.
As John Baccaire sees it, his method of demolition — the slow gnawing away of a large structure with a crane bucket or large backhoe claw — allows the salvaging of valuable wood and steel girder components of the structure and even the resale of better-than-modern bricks.
Everything Baccaire reuses under the process keeps demolition materials from being carted off to the landfill. It is a process that extends the life of landfills and also lowers the cost of taking down a structure that might otherwise end up being destroyed by a neighborhood-threatening fire.
Coventry Building and Wrecking fences in its work areas and also maintains a 24-hour security patrol while demolition is under way.
Baccaire has learned how to maximize the reuse of demolition byproducts while managing the removal of many other former mills since founding his family-run business in 1975.
"The more you recycle, the less you have to take to the landfill," he said. "I'm not going slow, I'm salvaging. That is what we do."
As the company's crews continued to eat away at the remains of Building No. 2 at the site last week, workers cleaned up steel beams for sale to metal salvage companies and loaded pallets of 600 cleaned-and-stacked bricks onto flatbed trucks arriving to pick them up for brick supply companies.
Coventry Building and Wreck-ing gets $180 a pallet and the hard, solid, construction-type bricks will be used for pavers or even new construction projects, he said.
The wrecking crews also take care to pull out the mill's large yellow pine beams so they also can be recycled for profit.
The old growth wooden beams are prized because of the grain in the wood and Coventry Building and Wrecking sells them to a company in Texas that cuts them up for wood veneer products.
"Yellow pine is scarse and you can't cut it down anymore so these beams are worth some bucks," Baccaire said.
The company even has a use for the broken concrete that its excavators push into piles at the site. The chunks of concrete are put into a machine that breaks them up and separates out the steel re-bar rods used to reinforce the construction material. The resulting clean crushed concrete can be used as a fill material for other construction products, he noted.
The re-bar and any other scrap metal from the buildings, such as the large boiler tanks removed earlier in the project, are shredded for processing by a scrap company, he noted.
In all, Baccaire expects to collect about $150,000 from recycled materials and that will be on top of his company's $700,000 fee for removing hazardous materials including asbestos and window weather stripping and the subsequent demolition of the cleaned structures.
The demolition project started last October after the mill complex' owner, 153 Hamlet Ave. LLC, a company owned by Henry Vara of Boston, settled on removal of the deteriorated mill buildings as the best option for reuse of the six-acre site for commercial or mixed used development. The city is working on designating the area as a medical use enterprise zone and there is even talk that it might have a role in the restructuring of Landmark Medical Center under its planned acquisition by the for-profit Steward Health Care.
Baccaire is just taking down the mills and isn't involved in the planning for the site's reuse, but expects the property will be ready for whatever comes along when his crews complete the job.
"It will be flat, just like a football field," he said.
Todd Brodeur, a well-company owner from Uxbridge, stopped by the site last week to see what remained of the mill property his great, great-grandfather John F. Worrall had once worked at as a mill superintendent. The first mill at the site was built in the 1820s and was later replaced by more modern structures that came with the French Worsted operation under French and European owners.
Walking recently through the emptied manufacturing rooms of the former French Worsted operation and the smaller companies using the vast complex in later years, Brodeur said he could still see quality in the old building.
"It is just amazing how stuff was built back then compared to today," he said. "They just built things much better than they do today."
The building had a long untended leaking roof and the deterioration caused by that problem is also clearly apparent on many of its floors.
Brodeur expects there will be interest in the site once the last old building has come down like the others.
"I'm glad industrial land like this is being recycled and will be put to good use in the future," he said. "I don't know what that will be, but hopefully something nice like housing. Housing is where the money is today."


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Ron and Debbie Richardson never know what kind of "treasures" might pop up at their recycling business.
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Gaza to propose 'water corridor' to Turkey: Source
By Ola Attalah, Wednesday, April 16, 2014
GAZA CITY – The Gaza government will present a proposal to Turkey for the creation of a "water corridor" linking the Gaza Strip to the outside world, a government source said Wednesday.
"The Gaza government will communicate with the Turkish government in the next few days to present the proposal, drafted by the Euro-Mid Observer for Human Rights, for the creation of a water corridor that links Gaza with the world," the source told Anadolu Agency.
Israel has imposed a crippling blockade on the Gaza Strip since 2007, depriving the territory's roughly 1.8 million residents of basic needs.
Living conditions in the strip have badly deteriorated since the Egyptian army began cracking down on a network of smuggling tunnels – used to smuggle food and fuel into the strip – following last summer's ouster of elected president Mohamed Morsi.
Egypt accuses Hamas, which rules Gaza, of involvement in violence in Egypt and the Sinai Peninsula.
Rami Abdo, head of the Euro-Mid Observer for Human Rights in Gaza, said efforts were underway to create a water corridor linking Gaza to the outside world.
He said his agency had presented the Gaza government with a full report on the proposed project.
"The Gaza government will contact the Turkish government in the next few days to discuss means of implementing the project," Abdo told AA.
He said the project was part of efforts to end the longstanding blockade on the Palestinian enclave.
Gaza, which overlooks the Mediterranean Sea, contains a modest seaport, which is currently used as a harbor for fishermen. The port has never been used for commercial shipping.
In 1994, the Dutch and French governments donated $43 million for the reconstruction of the port. The project should have been completed in 2000, but the eruption of the Palestinian Al-Aqsa uprising – otherwise known as the "Second Intifada" – and Israel's Gaza blockade put the project on hold.
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[Cinder] Houndoom (F)
Ability: Flash Fire
Health: 79
Energy: 84
Muk (F)
Ability: Stench
Health: 78
Energy: 90
Status: EVA +1 (Minimize)
Houndoom, although still covered in mud, decides to get back on the offensive. This time, Houndoom inhales deeply, taking in a large breath of air. It holds the air in its mouth, making it hotter with every passing second. Soon, Houndoom shot back a blast of
hot air, which melting the concrete as it flew onto Muk. The attack was certainly painful but not unbearable, although the stink in the arena did siginficantly increase.
[Heat Wave: Houndoom, -9 Energy; Muk, -12 HP]
Hurting from the onslaught of fire, Muk had little willpower. Rather, using the mud from its previous strike, Muk lazily waved its arm at Houndoom, sending a significantly smaller portion of mud at the dog-like Pokémon. This time, the mud contacted directly with Houndoom's face - the Fire-type sprawled backward, as it was not blind. Despite this, she attempted to attack - her mouth filled again, this time with a ghastly blue flame. As opposed to a long stream of fire, smaller, contained fireballs were set off in a volley towards Muk. However, Houndoom's eyesight was too poor to see, and the assault hit
near Muk. She did however, almost burn the Ranger and the Trainers involved.
[Mud-Slap: Houndoom, -4 HP, -1 ACC; Muk, -2 Energy]
[Will-O-Wisp: Houndoom, -3 Energy;]
Feeling more confident now, the wild Muk struck the ground again, drawing more mud up from within the earth. Another large ball was formed and thrown by the Poison-type, hitting its mark once again. While this strike did not do nearly as much damage, Houndoom was rather frustrated, and now dipping with stinking mud.
[Mud Bomb: Houndoom, -11 HP; Muk, -8 Energy]
[Cinder] Houndoom (F)
Ability: Flash Fire
Health: 64
Energy: 72
Status: ACC -1 (Mud-Slap)
Muk (F)
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Health: 66
Energy: 80
Status: EVA +1 (Minimize)
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France has a long history with jazz music.
Jazz began to become significant in France starting in the 1920s. As with Brazil (see Brazilian jazz), the French were at first concerned it was too American of an influence before "making it their own." Although in the case of the French the adjustment proved faster as by the 1930s jazz had become acceptable. An important event in that is the creation of the Quintette du Hot Club de France in 1934. This is among the most significant jazz groups in European history.[1]
Starting in the late 1940s the Le Caveau de la Huchette would become an important place for French and American jazz musicians to work. Many American jazz artists have lived in France from Sidney Bechet to Archie Shepp. These Americans would have an influence on French jazz, but at the same time French jazz had its own inspirations as well. For example Bal-musette had some influence on France's form of Gypsy jazz. In a related vein violin, and to an extent guitar, were traditionally more popular in French jazz than American. Related to that Jean-Luc Ponty and Stéphane Grappelli are among the most well-respected violinists in the history of jazz. That stated the violin is also popular in Eastern European jazz.
French jazz musicians[edit]
- Franck Amsallem
- Josephine Baker
- Lionel Belmondo
- Michel Benita
- Claude Bolling
- Benoit Delbecq
- David El Malek
- Jef Gilson
- Stéphane Grappelli
- Olivier Hutman
- Christian Jacob
- Michel Legrand
- Charles Lemaire
- Didier Lockwood
- Eddy Louiss
- Jacques Loussier
- Bernard Lubat
- Pierre Michelot
- Francois Moutin
- Xavier Desandre Navarre
- Vincent Peirani
- Michel Petrucciani
- Guillaume Perret
- Jean-Michel Pilc
- Jean-Luc Ponty
- Django Reinhardt
- Henri Renaud
- Martial Solal
- Scott Tixier
- Erik Truffaz
- René Urtreger
- Maurice Vander
- Christian Vander
- Barney Wilen
Jazz festivals in France[edit]
- Banlieues Bleues in Seine-Saint-Denis
- Blues Passions Cognac in Cognac
- Europa Jazz Festival in Le Mans
- Festival International Django Reinhardt in Samois sur Seine
- Jazz à Juan in Antibes
- Jazz aux Remparts in Bayonne
- Jazz à Vienne in Vienne [2]
- Jazz en tête in Clermont-Ferrand [3]
- Jazz in Marciac in Marciac [4]
- Jazz sous les pommiers in Coutances
- Jazz sur son 31 in Toulouse
- JVC Jazz Festival in Paris
- La Villette Jazz Festival in Paris
- Les nuits du Jazz in Nantes
- Musiques Métisses in Angoulème
- Musiques de Jazz et d'ailleurs in Amiens
- Nancy Jazz Pulsations in Nancy
- Nice Jazz Festival in Nice
- Paris Jazz Festival in the Bois de Vincennes
- Reims Jazz Festival in Reims
- Sons d'hiver in Val-de-Marne
- Tourcoing Jazz Festival in Tourcoing
- Uzeste Musical in Uzeste
- Making Jazz French: Music And Modern Life In Interwar Paris by Jeffrey H. Jackson, (Duke University Press, 2003) ISBN 0-8223-3124-1
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- Sanders, Charles L. (September 28, 1967). "Paris Scratchpad". JET (Chicago: Johnson). XXXII (25): 28. ISSN 0021-5996. Retrieved August 3, 2010.
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District 6-A at a Glance
• Team on the rise: With 17 juniors who have loads of game experience and a more favorable schedule, Marion County could be one of the most dangerous teams in the area.
• Nightmare schedule: South Pittsburg plays just one nondistrict game against another 1A team. The other six nondistrict foes are in larger classifications and made the state playoffs last season, including 6A Franklin County. The Pirates play two district champions and four opponents that advanced at least to the second round. One of their road games is at 2010 2A state champ Signal Mountain.
• Dream schedule: Of Marion County's five road games, only two are against teams that had winning records last season. Three of the Warriors' opponents won three or fewer games last year, and four of their first six games are at home.
• Best game: When South Pittsburg travels to Marion County on Sept. 16, not only will county bragging rights be on the line, but the district title likely will go to the winner.
• Biggest shoes to fill: South Pittsburg running back Raquis Hale set a school record for rushing yards with more than 2,400 and was the MVP of the state championship game. He carried the Pirates in several playoff games and will not be easily replaced.
• Playoff bound: South Pittsburg, Marion County, Lookout Valley
If South Pittsburg is going to make a run at a fourth state championship game in five years, it must account for the loss of four offensive linemen and a backfield that rolled up more than 4,000 yards last season.
While the Pirates return six offensive starters, how quickly their new quarterback, running back and revamped line mature could determine the season.
Junior Jake Stone (5-foot-11, 175) comes off a knee injury from early last season in taking over at quarterback, while Demetric "Little Man" Johnson moves from receiver to running back. Johnson (6-1, 180), who compiled more than 1,500 all-purpose yards last season, has the talent to become the program's next college prospect. He averaged nearly 20 yards per touch last season as a receiver, runner and kick returner.
Senior receiver and defensive back Antonio Chubb (5-11, 175) is another two-way star who had more than 1,000 all-purpose yards in 2010 and is the fastest player on a team loaded with speed. Whether those playmakers and heralded sophomore Jiajuan Lankford (5-10, 175) continue the program's 45-points-a-game average for the past four seasons will depend heavily on a heavy offensive line.
Cody Branham (6-1, 300) is a three-year starter at center and is joined by transfer D.J. Roberson (6-5, 315) on a line that averages 291 pounds.
"Even in the spots where we lost starters, we've got guys who have a lot of game experience," Pirates coach Vic Grider said. "We've got guys with talent, there's no doubt about that. It's just a matter of them stepping up now that it's their turn. I have a lot of confidence in their ability."
A defense that limited eight opponents to one touchdown or less returns eight starters, including all four linebackers. That group is led by Coltin Blevins (5-10, 220), an all-state selection and the defensive MVP of last year's state-title game.
All the trials that forced Marion County to play 17 sophomores last season could pay off this season with so much returning experience. Eight starters are back on each side of the ball, and the optimisim starts with junior quarterback Matt Zeman, whose 6-2, 220-pound frame lends a physical presence to the position. He likely will be joined at linebacker and in the offensive backfield by younger brother Blake (5-10, 205), who is one of the most anticipated freshmen to join the varsity in more than a decade.
"He's everything people have talked about and then some," Warriors coach Troy Boeck said. "He could become an all-state-caliber player for us right off. Blake and Matt are both very tough kids who will be leaders for us.
"I think we're in a the exact same situation we were in 2008 when people were overlooking us and we wound up getting to the semifinals. I would be very disappointed if we had just an ordinary season."
Senior Hunter Murray (6-2, 240) anchors both Marion lines, while junior Jeb McCullough (5-9, 220) is another tough runner at fullback and Eric Qualls (6-3, 180) is a big target at receiver.
After five straight winning seasons, Lookout Valley slipped last year, but the Yellow Jackets have nine starters on each side returning. The junior class will be counted on heavily, led by running back Jamal Jones (5-10, 180), quarterback Vann Scribner and receiver Toney Summerow. Each side of the line will rely heavily on seniors Zach Frashier and Tyler Higdon.
It's been eight years since Whitwell had a winning season, and last spring former Ridgeland assistant Billy Barnhart became its sixth head coach in eight years. Instability has kept the Tigers out of the playoffs since 2005. Among the 13 seniors who will be expected to help turn things around are undersized running backs and defensive backs Tyler Cookston (5-7, 150) and Austin Kirby (5-7, 165), while Austin Skelton (5-10, 190) is one of the steadiest two-way linemen.
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Baldwin to headline Minn. Democratic event
Minnesota Democrats are looking across the border to Wisconsin for the headline speaker for its major fundraising dinner, which is being held in April.
The state DFL announced Wednesday that Wisconsin Sen. Tammy Baldwin would be keynote for the Humphrey-Mondale Dinner named for the two former vice presidents. Baldwin is in her first year as Wisconsin's first woman senator. She is also the first openly gay U.S. senator.
Last year, the event's main speaker was former President Bill Clinton.
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Your Complete Guide To Probiotics
Probiotics may be the new vitamins, but do you really need them? Here are six things to know about these important health boosters.
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What are probiotics anyway?
The microbes or healthy bacteria, which are found in certain foods, live in your gut and help with digestion, regulate metabolism, and boost your immune system. "It's like you have your own Amazon rainforest in your belly," says Elizabeth Lipski, Ph.D, C.N.N., author of Digestive Wellness. "Your gut has three-and-a-half to four-and-a-half pounds of these little bugs, which is about equivalent to the size of your liver." Maintaining a healthy balance of the trillions of these good bacteria in your gut is key for your overall health and wellness.
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Marinate the fish in salt and lime (half a lime) juice for 10 minutes.
Grind all the masalas togethar. Add a little bit of water to adjust the consistency.
Add the onions and green chillies to the masala and place the pan over the flame.
Keep the masala over the flame for about 10 minutes (two boils).
Once done, add the marinated fish to this masala.
Cook till one boil. (In case you use fish with bone cook up till two or three boils)
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Tastes best with unpolished Goan rice.
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How to Embed Flipping Book to Wordpress
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2. Get the url address of book.swf and replace the http://dl.dropbox.com/u/49088774/magazine/files/book.swf with your url of the flipbook's book.swf in the following codes.
<object classid="clsid:D27CDB6E-AE6D-11cf-96B8-444553540000" codebase=" id="myMoviename" width="550"http://download.macromedia.com/pub/shockwave/cabs/flash/swflash.cab#version=9,0,28,0" height="400" > <param name="movie" value="book.swf" /> <param name="quality" value="high" /> <param name="bgcolor" value="#FFFFFF" /> <embed align="" bgcolor="#FFFFFF" height="400" name="myMoviename" pluginspage="http://www.macromedia.com/go/getflashplayer" quality="high" src="http://dl.dropbox.com/u/49088774/magazine/files/book.swf" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" width="550"> </embed> </object>
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Gustavson's Co-op Student of the Year
Congratulations to Gaëlle Madevon, fourth year Bachelor of Commerce student, on being selected as this year's Gustavson School of Business Co-op Student of the Year! Only three students were nominated based on high academic achievement and excellent performance on a work term in 2014. Gaëlle worked at Ledcor Industries Inc. as a Corporate Communications Specialist, for her fall 2014 Co-op work term. In this position, Gaëlle executed external and internal communications and marketing projects supporting Ledcor's 20 regional offices, 12 business units and subsidiary companies. Completing many notable projects during her work term, Gaëlle managed complex logistics, for several major media events ensuring no detail was missed, and improved the company's social media program by proactively managing their account and implementing successful strategies to increase online engagement.
CIBC Commits $250,000 Donation to the Gustavson School of Business for Scholarships & Bursaries
October 30, 2014 - At the opening of the CIBC Broadmead Banking Centre on Thursday, October 30th CIBC announced it will be making a $250,000 donation to the Peter B. Gustavson School of Business in support of scholarships and bursaries for students enrolled in the Bachelor of Commerce program. CIBC has been a strong supporter of the University of Victoria over the years. Since 2005, more than 64 UVic students have been placed in co-op work positions with CIBC, and CIBC Wood Gundy, in locations across the country. Among those placed are students from UVic's MBA, Master of Global Business and Bachelor of Commerce programs.
Grant helps UVic create Vancouver Island Social Innovation Zone
The University of Victoria, Camosun College and Royal Roads University were awarded $201,000 today to fuel an enterprise approach to social innovation on Vancouver Island. Several post-secondary institutions and other organizations are the beneficiaries of this generous award from the J. W. McConnell Family Foundation RECODE Project: The Innovation Centre for Entrepreneurs (ICE), the Centre for Social and Sustainable Innovation (CSSI), and the National Consortium of Indigenous Economic Development (NCIED), all initiatives of the Peter B. Gustavson School of Business, along with the Institute for Studies and Innovation in Community University Engagement (ISICUE) represent the University of Victoria. Institutional partners Camosun College (Enterprise Point) and Royal Roads University (Eric C. Douglass Centre for Entrepreneurial Studies), and community partners from Social Enterprise Catalyst; Victoria Native Friendship Centre, and Community Social Planning Council will now come together to create the Vancouver Island Social Innovation Zone (VISIZ).
Gustavson advisory body expands mandate, welcomes three new members
October 20, 2014 - VICTORIA: The International Advisory Board (IAB) of the Peter B. Gustavson School of Business at the University of Victoria has expanded to include a broader focus. A separate local advisory group, Gustavson Associates, has been folded into the IAB "to ensure broad industry representation locally, nationally and internationally," says IAB chair Matthew Hall, a former CEO of food giant Nestle, currently with London-based consulting firm GoodBrand, and Executive-in-Residence at Gustavson.
The Whistler Chamber of Commerce and the Gustavson School of Business Team up to Deliver World Class Customer Service Training
October 8, 2014 - The Whistler Chamber of Commerce and the Peter B. Gustavson School of Business at the University of Victoria have overhauled Whistler's 27-year-old, community-wide service training program to educate thousands of Whistler workers each year in customer service. With a vision to become known as the best resort mountain destination in the world for service the newly named "Whistler Experience" program enhancement will teach teams how to deliver powerful experiences that customers won't stop talking about. Training kicked off with a preview session to get a head start on training Tuesday, October 7 and gets into full swing in November and December.
New national consortium promotes Indigenous economic development
October 6, 2014 - A new national consortium to support and strengthen Indigenous economic development across Canada was announced today at the University of Victoria. The National Consortium for Indigenous Economic Development (NCIED) was established by the Peter B. Gustavson School of Business and the Faculty of Law to harness community-based education and research to drive innovative economic change.
UVic Among World's Best in Annual Ranking
October 2, 2014 - The University of Victoria is among the top universities in the world as assessed by the highly regarded Times Higher Education's (THE) annual World University Rankings. UVic placed 173rd in the rankings and is one of eight Canadian universities in the top 200.
Gustavson ranks 6th in Canada's Best MBA Programs 2014
October 2, 2014 - The Canadian Business has released its annual Canada's Best MBA Programs 2014: The Top 10 MBA Schools rankings. The Peter B. Gustavson School of Business's UVic MBA Program is ranked #6 overall in Canada.
National Consortium for Indigenous Economic Development
Please join us to celebrate the new National Consortium for Indigenous Economic Development. This is a collaborative initiative between the University of Victoria Faculty of Law and the Peter B. Gustavson School of Business to support shared knowledge and best practices to foster strong Indigenous economic development across the country. Media Announcement First Peoples House, UVic October 6, 2014 10:45 – 11:30 AM Light refreshments to follow RSVP confirmations only by September 29, 2014 - 250.721.8077 – firstname.lastname@example.com Hosted By: UVic Faculty of Law and the Peter B. Gustavson School of Business
Aboriginal entrepreneurs celebrate graduation in Prince Rupert
Aboriginal entrepreneurs from around the Northwest have been equipped with the knowledge and skills it takes to start their own businesses, thanks to the Northwest Aboriginal Canadian Entrepreneur (NW-ACE) Program. The NW-ACE Program is put on through a partnership between the University of Victoria's Peter B. Gustavson School of Business, the Tribal Resources Investment Corporation (TriCorp), Northwest Community College (NWCC), the First Nations Technology Council, the BG Group and Spectra Energy, stemming from the vision of TriCorp's chief executive officer Frank Parnell in response to the economic opportunities forming in Northwest B.C.
Northwest Empowering Aboriginal Generation of Leaders & Entrepreneurs (NW-EAGLE™)
Northwest Empowering Aboriginal Generation of Leaders & Entrepreneurs (NW-EAGLE) commenced September 13 in Prince Rupert with three more dates upcoming (TBC) in Skidegate, Terrace and Moricetown. The concept is to deliver face-to-face training over a sequence of days to Aboriginal youth (age 18-39) to explore opportunities in employment and entrepreneurship.
Brent Mainprize wins national award for innovation
A pioneering teaching professor from UVic's Gustavson School of Business, Dr. Brent Mainprize, has won the national 2014 Desire2Learn Innovation in Teaching and Learning award for his fresh ideas in curriculum development and delivery. This award is given by the Society for Teaching and Learning in Higher Education (STLHE) http://www.stlhe.ca and Desire2Learn Incorporated. It recognizes Mainprize's dedication, and his particularly innovative approach to teaching and learning. His innovative approach for teaching entrepreneurship has been operationalized into a web-based software called the Venture Intelligence Quotient (VIQ) that is used in academia, innovation hatcheries and community economic development initiatives in Canada, Italy, Australia, Denmark and China. Dr. Saul Klein, Dean of the Gustavson School says: "Setting him apart are his innovative approaches, pioneering tools, and exceptional teaching ability, all of which have proved most successful with both degree students and executive education participants."
The NW-ACE program wins again!
The collaboration of UVic's Gustavson School of Business, TRICORP, Service Canada, BG Group and Spectra Energy in delivering an Aboriginal entrepreneurship program – Northwest Aboriginal Canadian Entrepreneurs (NW-ACE) - has won the Industry Council for Aboriginal Business (ICAB) 2014 Partnership and Collaboration Visionary Award. ICAB was founded to facilitate dialogue and relationship-building between Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal businesses and communities throughout British Columbia. The Aboriginal Business Recognition Awards were established to celebrate and recognize the successes of Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal corporations and individuals who have worked together to create economic opportunities for each other. Brenda Ireland, ICAB's CEO, says that this "innovative community-based program is indeed worthy of acknowledgment."
David Black receives UVic Honorary degree
President of Black Press, David Black, was awarded an honorary degree from UVic at the June convocation ceremonies. Black launched his publishing empire in 1975 when he bought his father's weekly newspaper in Williams Lake, B.C. His company is now the largest privately-owned newspaper company in Canada. Named Distinguished Entrepreneur of the Year by the Business School in 2007, Black is an avid supporter of the school, establishing the Black Press Scholarships program that provides funding for undergraduate commerce students. Congratulations, David, on this well deserved honour!
Aboriginal Entrepreneurship gets boost in northwest BC
Imagine living in the northern reaches of British Columbia, wanting to start a business and being able to access award-winning university entrepreneurship training in your area. A shared initiative between the Aboriginal-owned Tribal Resources Investment Corporation (TRICORP) and the University of Victoria, Peter B. Gustavson School of Business means Aboriginal entrepreneurs in Northwest BC can do just that. Full article in Aboriginal Marketplace – March/April 2014.
2014 Outgoing Photo Contest - Winners
The Photo Contest is sponsored by the International Programs office to promote the international experience that our students gain through participating in an academic exchange. The international experience is a central facet of our educational philosophy and it transforms our students into truly global citizens. Our students serve as worthy ambassadors for the University of Victoria and Canada as they grow to meet the linguistic, cultural and academic challenges inherent in these experiences. We are proud of our students and delighted to highlight their international educational experience by celebrating their photos.
2014 Startup Canada Award Winners
The University of Victoria won the "Most Entrepreneurial Post-Secondary Institution of the Year" Award, for the college or university that demonstrates the largest commitment and impact in advancing entrepreneurship. In our nomination we highlighted the activities of the Gustavson School of Business as well as Research Partnerships and Knowledge Mobilization, the Innovation Centre for Entrepreneurs, CanAssist and VITP, among others And our own Dr. Brent Mainprize received the title of "Entrepreneurship Educator of the Year", recognizing a Canadian educator who has: Demonstrated excellence in educating, empowering and equipping entrepreneurship students with the attitudes, skills, experiential learning opportunities and networks needed to pursue successful entrepreneurial ventures; Made a significant impact in both fostering student-led entrepreneurship initiatives and motivating senior campus leadership to adopt entrepreneurial policies and priorities; and / or, Engaged actively in the local startup community through bringing students into the community and bringing the community onto the campus. As I am sure you will agree, these are significant accomplishments in both categories, and help to achieve our strategic plan priorities for community engagement and impact. We will also go forward in both categories at the end of May to the National Adjudication Committee. For a full list of the BC Startup Canada Award Winners: http://startupaward.ca/blog/2014/04/30/bc-startup-canada-award-winners/
2014 Joy Award Recipient
Each year, the Celebration of Joy Award is awarded to a graduate-level student (MBA or PhD) in the final year of their graduate program here at Gustavson. This award is generously donated each year by the Warner Steinke family in memory of his wife and their mother, Joy (Skelly) Steinke. The purpose of this award is to recognize a student who consistently and positively contributes to the lives of others. This is a truly unique award, in which the selection process depends not on academic merits, but on personality and strength of character (cheerfulness, warmth, kindness, generosity), a strong sense of hope and optimism. Most of all, the recipient of the Joy Award is someone who is recognized as a person who really strives to live their life with a sense of joy, integrity, compassion and consideration for the needs of others. In essence, the award recognizes someone who inspires us to be the best we can be.
Degree at work: MGB alumnus Daniel McCombe shares his experience working in Bangalore, India
As fifteen of our current MBA students travel to Bangalore, India to participate in an International Integrative Management Exercise, we'd like to share some thoughts from Daniel McCombe, BCOM '10 and MGB '11, who lives and works in the region. He talked about his life in Bangalore with Business Class magazine last spring.
2014 Tim Price Award winner
Each year the Tim Price Award recipient is selected on the basis of demonstrated entrepreneurial expertise and acuity throughout the entrepreneurship classes, feedback from the industry panel on the business plan presentations, and feasibility and innovativeness of the business plan as determined by Gustavson Entrepreneurship specialization faculty members. This award is worth $6,000. The Entrepreneurship faculty (Brock Smith, Mia Maki, Brent Mainprize and Graham Brown) have nominated a student from the 2014 graduating MBA students (consisting of the MBA 2011 Evening cohort and the 2012 Day cohort). It is a pleasure to announce that the recipient of this year's Tim Price Award is Mayank Chauhan (2011 Evening Cohort).
MBA Students visit India and China for IIME
In April, our MBA students will embark on their International Integrative Management Exercise (IIME). This year, 15 students, along with professors Wade Danis and Sudhir Nair, will head to Bangalore and Hyderabad, India. A second group of 23 students will travel to Beijing and Shanghai, China, accompanied by professors Yan Shen and Chris Graham. The management exercise requires students to research, analyze and solve a business problem. This may entail researching foreign market opportunities, evaluating foreign partners or mapping global supply chains. Students attend client-focused meetings, often with several different companies, to research their business problem. Their remaining time is spent working on their client recommendations and presentations, as well as sightseeing.
2014 MBA Specialization Awards
Each year the MBA Specializations (Entrepreneurship, International Business, and Service Management) select the one student from each specialization who reflects the best overall student performance. The Specialization Awards are funded by the David Ritchie endowment and are valued at $1,500 each. For the Fall 2013 Specializations, the following students were nominated by their respective specialization faculty. The specialization faculty also provided a paragraph that explained why they felt the student was best suited for the award.
Tutela Technologies sees things differently
2013 VIATeC's Emerging Technology Company of the Year Award recipients, Tutela Technologies, is looking to improve cell reception for Canadians. Tutela supplies cellphone service providers with proprietary software that monitors cellphone reception for its customers. When a poor service experience occurs, the software alerts the company of their lacklustre performance so they can address the issue, finding a solution to the problem immediately. As a result, poor reception issues can be fixed before customer complaints ensue. Tutela's product also aggregates the alerts it generates, compiling this data to build maps showing the most problematic areas in the service provider's region.
A Real Treat: Yann Fougere brings his delicious vision to Victoria
Nothing is set in stone when it comes to business, particularly not in Victoria's highly competitive food services industry. But when Bon Macaron Patisserie Ltd. opened its doors in December 2012, Yann Fougere, owner/operator and BCom '08 alumnus, was confident he was about to offer his adopted city something special.
The Meaning of Work: How to find the path to a career that matches your highest goals
UVic's Alumni Magazine, Torch, recently sat down with Dr. A.R. (Elango) Elangovan to discuss his research on career callings. Elangovan, named both a 3M National Teaching Fellow and UVic Distinguished Professor, spoke with Brad Buie about his findings: Fifty-two times a year a chorus trumpets "Thank God it's Friday!" in coffee-rooms, cubicles and office corridors everywhere. It's as though we have swum all week through inhospitable, dreary waters to get to the tropical desert island of the weekend. Considering that our work life can occupy the greatest portion of our waking hours, how we feel about it inevitably colours the meaning we assign to our lives. How then do we find the kind of work that makes us mad for Mondays?
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I can tell you that we had 28 days of positive interaction - all very loving, intimate and some fun thrown in there too. and one day of a fairly argumentative conversation.... that seems pretty good to me and MC thought so as well.
We have plenty of the good stuff.. Forgiveness? not so much.
me (WW/BS): 48
him: (BS/WH)52
4 kiddos in mid 20's
Follow your intuition. Be smart, be brave. Tell the truth and dont take any shit.
But he also says he has passed up many of these events for my sake and he doesnt want to resent it that he misses out on business because of my need for safety.
This would make me itch too. I think ideally in R, he would be passing up these events for the health of the relationship. No need for resentment because it is a sacrifice for the greater good, kwim? He is still stuck in angry child mode where mean mommy is grounding him.


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