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Who better understand the deficiencies historical for low performing schools than those whose children, if not they themselves, have or are attending those schools? We're those individuals provided a fair opportunity to obtain higher education as teachers, administrators, counselors, and the like they would stand a better probability of bringing about betterment for failing schools than is historical for those who have no connection to the respective communities, nor desire such.
When educational leaders lack personal interest in educational success for all children then resources needed for prevention and correction will not be provided equitably. Organizations such as Total Health Intervention Service, LLC should be hired as outside contractors to monitor how the billions of dollars divided among school districts are actually expended. Unethical local leaders have for top long been allowed to self-regulate. This traditional style of state-run public education has yet to show its sensibility.
If federal dollars are going to achieve the return on investment needed to show its beneficence, there must be a change in the monitoring system used to govern exactly is being done with federal education dollars. STEM initiatives are vital, but not exclusively. What is as vital is the proper access to training for all people groups, as well as a truly ethical system of checks and balance tied to contracted sources that report to the federal government, not local or state government. I can show you how!

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When George W. Bush first ran for president in 2000, he made headlines by describing himself as a "compassionate conservative."
Clever political insiders knew what Bush was doing. He was trying to set himself apart from the notion that is common about conservatives: that they are basically selfish and greedy and short on compassion for those who don't have what they have.
Liberals and "Democratic" Party activists are doing their best to portray the legislative standoff in Wisconsin as Republicans fighting against working people. In reality, it's the result of a democratically elected governor and a democratically elected legislature with a Republican majority standing up for all the people of Wisconsin against well-organized special interests.
Virginia Attorney General Ken Cuccinelli was right to not join with other states in the case between a family whose son was killed while serving in the military and the nut case Fred Phelps and his small band of followers from Westboro Baptist Church in Kansas.
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John L. Lewis, the legendary leader of the United Mine Workers, put it this way many years ago: "Without organization, you're a lone individual, without recognition or influence of any kind."
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I haven't figured out whether President Barack Obama is going to turn out to be Slick Willy II, or Jimmy Carter Jr. Right now he seems to be vying with Carter for the honor of Worst President Ever. At least President Obama has the excuse of being probably the most inexperienced man ever elected president. He had little legislative experience and no executive experience at all. Carter's only excuse is that he's a doofus.
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Free CNA night classes?
- 0Jun 15, '08 by InSearchI have been to countless websites, and searches and have yet to find one that meets at night? I was just wondering if there was anyone out there who has any information that can help me..Thank you
- 1Jun 15, '08 by crazensweetYep .... I cant find one either..... the only one so far is CCRI's evening that costs $500......
- 1Jun 15, '08 by EkInRIWarwick Adult Education has a CNA class that meets at night but I think they only run it twice a year... like January and September. Google "Warwick Adult Ed" and give them a call. I was signed up for the last session but decided to take my Microbiology that semester at CCRI instead, to get it out of the way. They teach the class at Toll Gate... OH! And it's wayyyyy cheaper than CCRI...
- 1Jul 2, '08 by RNRaoHello,
There are classes being offered for CNA training at St. Antoines LTC in North Smithfield R.I. The classes run during the 3-11pm shift, possibly 4p-9p, not sure. Call for details I'm sure they would be more than happy to discuss the details. I believe the classes are free.
Good Luck.....
- 1Jul 3, '08 by angelRN01Call up Saint Antoine for info packet. I think they have another class starting in October 2008. Good Luck
- 0Jul 3, '08 by crazensweetThank you AngelRN01 and RNRao I will look into them........
- 1Jul 3, '08 by cjcsoon2brn, BSN, RNI know that South County Quality Care does a free CNA class if you live in the southern part of the state. I also know that a few nursing homes throughout the state offer a free CNA class (you will have to call around though) and even if the nursing homes you call don't offer one you could ask and they might know which ones do.
- 0Jul 3, '08 by crazensweetthanks Chris ...... that one way down south looks really nice......but thats waaaayyyy down south. I have been calling around chepachet....and nothing yet the closest was one in woonsocket....still looking ...dont want to take one that will go into the FAll semester.....then I will have to wait until next summer....
- 0Oct 29, '11 by drolmareikiJust an 2011 update for the Rhode Island people... Warwick is no longer offering classes through their high school (adult ed). On their website, they are referring students to CCRI.
Bristol community college is where I've been taking a few classes that have better hours for me. There is an accelerated 3 week class in Jan during the intersession. Same hours as CCRI, which I think is 120 hours combined in class and clinicals.
For those who need more options, I spoke to some people at Emerson in Milford and they have evening and weekend classes. Its a private CNA school. A little more pricey but they include more (uniforms, books, test fees). They have classes starting every few months.
Bristol CC also has E-health careers, as another CNA option. Additionally they are rolling out their nursing version on E-Health careers in 2012. I think its great! More options.
So, for CNA classes other than CCRI: Emerson and Bristol seem to be the best.
Also the RED CROSS in Massachusetts has classes on weekends. I know New Bedford has classes and there are some other cities close to RI.
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At last night'sWhite House Correspondents' Association Dinner, headliner Seth Meyers made several very funny jokes at the expense of self-described billionaire Donald Trump. The ridicule spanned the spectrum of Trump mockery: the casino owner's enigmatic hair, Queens accent, and gauche tie collection were all the subjects of Meyers's ribbing.
Trump, unlike the rest of the room, did not find any of it particularly amusing. Instead of diffusing any awkwardness by flashing a good-natured smile, he sat completely still and stone-faced through every punchline—so still and stone-faced, in fact, that we question whether The Washington Post brought a life-size marble bust of Trump to the dinner instead of The Apprentice impresario himself. Trump's famously immobile combover certainly offered no clues regarding the matter.
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His unit is on the level of battalion, so there are about 700 soldiers under his command. The new emergency station will serve mainly for their treatment and rest. "Injured soldiers will be still transported to the neighboring Paktia province for difficult operations. But this new building will help us a lot, because the capacity is higher and the conditions much better," said Turyalai. "Since the end of the project, we have had nine beds, which are enough. But we lack qualified doctors. There are only two serving for the Kandak," he said.
In Altimur a new headquarters is currently under construction. As the other facilities, it was originally based in several tents. "Local conditions have not been suitable for coordination of difficult operations, the old headquarters is not equipped for work at night or with maps," said František Kříž, the security officer of Czech PRT.
This project is only one of many supporting Afghan National Security Forces. "It is an essential part of our overall strategy. PRT´s civilian part is working on improvement of the working and living conditions for Afghan soldiers and policemen, and the military part of PRT arranges their training at the same time. We realize that the quality of army and police will be a key factor during the transition, which has been already ongoing in some provinces. Therefore the importance of support to security forces is increasing," said Petr Svačina, head of civilian PRT.
During 2009 Czech PRT also renovated some parts of the Malalai Maiwand base, which is the main ANA´s hub in the province. In the area of support to the Afghan National Police seven new checkpoints were built and other two are currently under the construction. The other ongoing projects include security walls, equipment and training center.
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Annette's StoryWhen you're from Nebraska like I am, you're a die hard "Runza" or as some call them "Kraut Burger" lover. They are dough filled pockets of yummy goodness stuffed with very well seasoned ground beef, onions and cabbage. Many people also used sauerkraut in them. Sometimes along with the cabbage and sometime in place of the cabbage.
You can make your own dough, use hot roll mix, Rhodes rolls or just about anything you can stuff the filling in. Here, I decided to use up 2 cans of Grand Biscuits. They are so yummy.
Recipe and photos are my own.
2 can(s)
grands biscuits (16 total)
2 lb
lean ground beef
1 large
onion, chopped
1 can(s)
1 c
cheddar cheese, finely shredded
Lots of
gourmet garlic (garlic salt and parsley)
Lots of
ground black pepper
Directions Step-By-Step
2Chop onion and add it to ground beef in a skillet. Season it VERY WELL with gourmet garlic and ground black pepper. (The seasoning is what stands out in Kraut burgers and Runza's, especially the black pepper)
3When ground beef is just about done, open and drain the sauerkraut VERY well. I put mine in a collander and use a fork to push down on it to get all the liquid out. Add it to the ground beef and stir to incorporate.
5Get out your biscuits and open them up. Prepare a surface to roll them out. I do not use any flour on my rolling pin or the surface since there is butter in the biscuits they don't tend to stick. You may want to do one can at a time and leave the other one in the refrigerator until ready to use.
6Roll out your biscuits in both directions. You want them to be a round circle, big enough to hold about 2/3 cups of filling and still be able to fold the dough over and make a pocket. See my picture as a reference.
7Place a scoop of filling in the center, sprinkle on a little cheddar cheese, then fold over one side of the dough and then pinch the edges together to form a pocket. Place on an ungreased cookie sheet.
8Bake for 18 minutes or until the tops are golden brown. You want to make sure the bottoms are not doughy. Move to a cooling rack to cool for a few minutes before sinking your teeth into these little yummies. Enjoy!
About this Recipe
Course/Dish: Beef, Other Main Dishes, Other Appetizers, Biscuits, Meat Appetizers, Burgers
Main Ingredient: Beef
Regional Style: German
Hashtags: #sauerkraut, #Nebraska, #Runza, #hot-pockets
Annette W. greeneyez - Apr 7, 2012
I tried this recipe and say it's Family Tested & Approved!
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you have such great recipes! sw☺
Annette W. greeneyez - Apr 7, 2012
Thanks Sherri. Coming from you that means a lot. I just love to cook simple, comforting, home style food. I started when I was young and just never stopped.
Sherri Logan Williams logansw - Apr 7, 2012
simple and comforting is always best in my book! it's reminds me of home. sw☺


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Very Good
Enjoyed it just fine.
posted by Spidey223 (SIERRA VISTA, AZ) May 27, 2012
Member since Apr 2005
54 out of 56 gamers (96%) found this review helpful
Storywise: The plot is what kept me playing. I really couldn't wait to find out what would happen next, especially considering I already had a background of the events in the books and series. Very interesting story.
Graphics: Not too bad. I'm sure they didn't have years and years of development. The backgrounds were excellent, and the environments were spot on in lighting, design and color. Character models were decent, if a little wooden. But I really like games like this that actually show your character change as they acquire new items, armor, etc...
There are a lot of glitches and screen tear... but you know what? I still completely enjoyed the game. Oh well.
Gameplay: Let's get some accuracy here - The action is in real time. However, if you 'pause' to set up your moves, you have 3 action moves, and your characters go into slowmotion during these pauses, so you can easily switch characters and decide between each act you choose for them. I don't see what everyone is complaining about? It works fine. In fact I thought it was cool that they continue in slow motion, so it forces the player to stay on task, even though it is in 'pause'. Worked fine for me.
The CHOICES in the dialogue bits were really interesting, because there were no obvious "good" or "evil" choices... They are all fairly dastardly, and really put you in a spot when you suddenly have to work together and team up with a character who just may be your enemy. I thought that was really clever.
Overall: For the average "shooter" or impatient gamer = I can totally see why this game sucks to them. In that case, perhaps a 4 is in order.
For those with an interest in story and have the time to nurture out a decent experience from a fictional world seething with deception and harshness = I'd give it an 7/8. A good rent.
Not so bad
posted by Babykins (VENTURA, CA) May 26, 2012
Member since Jul 2010
37 out of 41 gamers (90%) found this review helpful
Intriguing storyline
posted by princess_sparky (WEST HOLLYWOOD, CA) Apr 1, 2013
Member since Oct 2012
3 out of 3 gamers (100%) found this review helpful
posted by Dragonmike813 (WESTERVILLE, OH) Mar 6, 2013
Member since Mar 2013
2 out of 2 gamers (100%) found this review helpful
old school greatness
posted by st3nch (GARRETT, KY) Jan 3, 2013
Member since Dec 2012
2 out of 2 gamers (100%) found this review helpful
Very Good
Bad Map. Weak Combat. Amazing Story.
posted by SirKoenig (HOBOKEN, NJ) Dec 30, 2012
Member since Apr 2011
2 out of 2 gamers (100%) found this review helpful
Above Average
It's no HBO special, but it's decent
posted by dfloss721 (GRAYSLAKE, IL) May 29, 2012
Member since Jun 2007
19 out of 23 gamers (83%) found this review helpful
This game takes place in 2 different stories that intertwine, and you play as BOTH Mors and Alestair, and you take turns playing their quests. As Mors, your story is based around the Night's Watch, as you are a master tracker/ranger. As Alestair, you are trying to take back your city as the true heir, and your quest revolves around King's Landing and such.
Both Mors and Alestair have very different fighting styles and stances, so you'll need to master both. They have skill trees and somewhat deep character progression, but it's hard to level up enough to really feel powerful, and that was annoying.
The combat system is a mix of real time combat and a turn based RPG. The game only slows down, not pauses, while you choose your attacks. So as you pick your attacks and spec. moves, your enemy is slowing moving in for the kill too. You can't move once your moves are in, but you can cancel them to retreat. It's hard to explain, but I hated it. You can switch between your guy and an ally if you have one at the time, and even that's hard to do because then the computer controls your guy.
Special items are required a lot for certain areas, so exploring is often blocked. There are side quests, but a lot of them are short and boring. It does not have the loot collecting you'd expect either.
GOT is a narrative focused RPG to add to the HBO TV experience. There's a TON of dialogue, thank God for the good voice acting at most parts. But the gameplay is poor. Do not buy.
Milt Drucker
Unpolished but fun
posted by VeritasX (PHOENIX, AZ) May 26, 2012
Member since Mar 2007
6 out of 8 gamers (75%) found this review helpful
This really is awesome for any RPG/Game of Thrones fan. Not everybody will enjoy it but it is really fun for those who are willing to give it a chance.
Very Good
I wonder...
posted by element04 (BAKERSFIELD, CA) May 22, 2012
Member since Sep 2006
9 out of 13 gamers (69%) found this review helpful
mixed emotions
posted by spittylovejoy (DOVER, DE) Jul 10, 2012
Member since Jul 2012
4 out of 6 gamers (67%) found this review helpful
Very Good
Good story bad graphics ok combat
posted by bmmasterchief (PORTLAND, OR) May 29, 2012
Member since Aug 2011
5 out of 8 gamers (62%) found this review helpful
Not good, but not as bad as everyone is saying...
posted by Snazzyngton (WIMBERLEY, TX) May 22, 2012
Member since Jul 2011
5 out of 9 gamers (56%) found this review helpful
Okay, so firstly, the combat: Sure it is foreign compared to other games and can be a tad wonky, but i grew used to it pretty fast and actually enjoyed a change in combat. Sure it could also be GREATLY improved, but as i said i grew used to it.
Secondly, the graphics aren't extraordinary, but not awful. I actually enjoyed the look of it, but it could've been a lot better .
Thirdly, i found the story(ies) to be quite intriguing and enjoyable, but as far as being related to the show/books i have no idea how accurate it was.
My verdict: I'm going to give this game about a 6.5, just because I myself found it to be enjoyable. Sure there could've, and should've, been a ton of improvements, but what can i say, i liked it. If you are thinking about buying/renting this game i'd say do not buy, but if you're willing to work around the wonky-ness of the game it's a pretty enjoyable experience.
Where's The Fun
posted by Rodge78 (ASHTABULA, OH) May 17, 2012
Member since May 2012
13 out of 28 gamers (46%) found this review helpful
Could have been better
posted by collinsdjr (FRANKFORD, WV) May 16, 2012
Member since Mar 2012
7 out of 15 gamers (47%) found this review helpful
Awful combat
posted by Toddzilla23 (MURRIETA, CA) May 15, 2012
Member since May 2012
6 out of 13 gamers (46%) found this review helpful
posted by Badru (ORLANDO, FL) May 27, 2013
Member since May 2013
1 out of 2 gamers (50%) found this review helpful
Worst game I've ever played.
posted by hboc22 (CORBIN, KY) Mar 27, 2013
Member since Dec 2012
1 out of 2 gamers (50%) found this review helpful
posted by CROSSxGODofWAR (COPPERAS COVE, TX) May 16, 2012
Member since Feb 2012
8 out of 21 gamers (38%) found this review helpful
you win or you DIE
posted by TheGangsta (MILWAUKEE, WI) May 19, 2012
Member since Aug 2011
4 out of 11 gamers (36%) found this review helpful
WE all love game of thrones for its deep,intelligently plotted storyline and its visceral combat, but the makers of this game must live under a rock cause their version doesn't come close. There are some many cons about this game it would take me 2 days to list them all, but I"m just gonna cut straight to the chase,the combat system is what actually kills this title. It revolves around a 3 move turn -based system that will most likely halt your time in Westeros and send you running away like a deserter from the WALL. Bottom line watch the show or read the books.
Really Bad
Game for a throne I don't want
posted by Gamegeezer59 (JACKSONVILLE, FL) May 17, 2012
Member since Oct 2011
4 out of 11 gamers (36%) found this review helpful
Really Bad
Don't bother
posted by yusman (BALTIMORE, MD) May 16, 2012
Member since Jul 2007
3 out of 9 gamers (33%) found this review helpful
Really Bad
posted by BlazePhlogiston (WILMINGTON, DE) May 25, 2012
Member since May 2012
2 out of 6 gamers (33%) found this review helpful
Very Good
thank you, lowered expectations
posted by danguano (PORTLAND, OR) Jun 24, 2012
Member since Jun 2012
1 out of 3 gamers (33%) found this review helpful
i'm only a few hours in, but so far the story's been really well done. maybe it's just because i'm a fan of the series, but it's really drawn me in, which is rare in a RPG. (with most, i have no idea what's going on with the main plot, and don't much care) the switching back and forth between characters does a good job propelling things forward.
check it out, definitely worth a rent.
You win or You die...Well this Game should die...
posted by ShotgunShawn (FORT VALLEY, GA) Jun 8, 2012
Member since Mar 2012
1 out of 3 gamers (33%) found this review helpful
PUTRID GAMEPLAY!!!! This has to be one of the worst combat systems I have ever seen, and I'm not the kind of person that puts up with bad gameplay just because the story is good. I believe storyline should be an addition to a game not it's backbone. If I want a good story I'll read a book or watch a movie. The forefront of a GAME should be GAMEPLAY... There is no strategy to the combat system whether you pick your moves or not your character just hacks away until either the opponent is dead or you are.
So if you are the kind of player who holds story in the highest regard in your games and your looking for something to tide you over until season 3. Go ahead you'll probably enjoy it.
But if you are like me and were looking forward to the experience of standing side by side with John Snow and battling white walkers, or clashing swords with the Kingslayer. Then Game of Thrones will leave you severely disappointed.
dear god....
posted by avacaleb182 (SANTA MARIA, CA) May 18, 2012
Member since Dec 2011
3 out of 12 gamers (25%) found this review helpful


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Shortly after he was made captain of the Men's Central Jail, Robert Olmsted picked up on a disturbing pattern. Many of the guards had broken right hands.
The threat of violence permeated the facility. Mouthing off to a guard could lead to a beating. Sometimes, when inmates would expose themselves to female guards, the male guards would march into the cell to defend the women's honor.
Olmsted wanted to put a stop to all that. He knew that Sheriff Lee Baca wanted inmates treated with respect and compassion. It was right there in Baca's stated "core values": Deputies were called to uphold "the dignity of all people."
Olmsted held briefings with every shift: "We can't be doing this type of stuff," he said. He instituted new practices, and over the course of a year, he saw progress. Uses of force declined.
Then he was promoted to commander, and a new captain took over — Dan Cruz. Cruz was a favorite of Paul Tanaka, the hard-ass assistant sheriff who had Baca's ear.
Soon after Cruz took over, Olmsted heard that violence was on the rise again. In one shocking case, a paraplegic inmate was mouthing off, so the deputy retaliated by searching his anal cavity. In the ensuing struggle, the deputy broke the inmate's eye socket.
Olmsted began tracking the use of force systematically. He attempted to get Cruz to address it head-on — but Cruz was more interested in finding out who had leaked to Olmsted.
Olmsted took the issue to his boss, who told him it was impossible for anyone to change the culture in the jail. "Let him fail," he was told.
Instead, Olmsted went over his boss's head to the assistant sheriff for custody, who gave Olmsted the impression that he couldn't do anything without Tanaka's support. So Olmsted went to Tanaka.
Tanaka was a longtime assistant to Sheriff Baca. He also served as mayor of the city of Gardena, and aspired to be sheriff one day. Tanaka had been amassing power within the department by placing loyalists in key positions.
After looking into Olmsted's complaints, Tanaka agreed that Cruz had failed to manage the jail. But he didn't want to reassign him. Instead, he told Olmsted to work with him and help him develop the skills that would get him promoted to commander.
Olmsted felt he had no choice but to take his concerns all the way to the top. As he would later testify, Olmsted tried to buttonhole the sheriff twice. Both times, Baca promised to talk to him, only to wander off.
Within months, the troubling situation erupted into a massive scandal. The American Civil Liberties Union documented scores of brutal attacks on inmates and called on Baca to resign. The FBI launched an investigation, even going so far as to smuggle a cellphone in to a jailhouse informant. It was only then that Baca agreed to sit down with Olmsted.
He gave Olmsted 10 minutes, which he used to tell the sheriff that Tanaka was undermining his authority and his values.
"Do an informal survey on the department. Find out how you get promoted on the department informally," Olmsted told the sheriff. "Here's what they're going to tell you. You're going to have to give campaign contributions to Mr. Tanaka. You got to smoke cigars with Mr. Tanaka. You gotta go to City View restaurant with Mr. Tanaka. You got to belong to the cigar club with Mr. Tanaka. It's not Baca. It's Tanaka."
Baca's response: "Sometimes I need to hip-check him every once in a while."
Olmsted was dumbfounded that Baca wasn't more concerned by Tanaka's out-of-control behavior.
"You ever see a liberal mom or dad who lets their kids do everything?" Olmsted tells the Weekly. "When the kid acts up, he says, 'He's just growing up. He's being a boy.' That's what Baca is."
The jails are just one symptom of a more general decline affecting the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department. Discipline is lax. Revelations of cronyism are routine. Investigators and plaintiffs' lawyers are combing through every facet of the department's operations.
"It troubles me deeply to see the reputation of the department where it is now," says William T. Sams, a retired sheriff's chief. "It's a pariah in a lot of ways."
Two men bear the greatest responsibility for the department's low standing: Leroy D. Baca and his undersheriff, Paul Tanaka.
Baca is a nice guy. Even his critics tend to begin by saying, "I like the man." Now 70, he has always been quiet, introverted and a little strange. When he was first elected sheriff, in 1998, supporters hailed him as a Zen mastermind. He was overflowing with ideas about how to make policing more humane.
Detractors called him a social worker with a badge, or Sheriff Moonbeam. But progressives adored him, and so did voters. Scandals that would have scarred others' reputations glanced off him. He got another nickname: the Teflon Sheriff.


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BY FRAN SPIELMAN AND NATASHA KORECKI Staff Reporters May 14, 2013 12:45PM
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Mayor Rahm Emanuel's plan to build a 12,000-seat basketball arena near McCormick Place that would double as a home for mid-sized shows would be built with $125 million in public funds — $55 million in tax-increment financing and $70 million in hotel taxes, sources said Tuesday.
City Hall sources fleshed out the financing details for an arena that would become the new basketball home for DePaul University as local Ald. Pat Dowell (3rd) raised questions about the impact of the stadium and two new hotels on her South Loop residents.
Dowell, who was briefed on the project Tuesday, said she's all for increasing tourism and convention business and bringing more "economic vitality" to the South Loop.
But, the alderman said her constituents have many questions about how the stadium would "fit into" the South Loop community and impact their daily lives.
"It's a lot of people in an area that's very walkable and very pedestrian. It's basically condominiums and homes," Dowell said.
"While I think my constituents welcome more activity that would come with hotels and restaurants--they are as pro-development as I am — you have to be concerned about the impact of an event center-arena tied to McCormick Place….I have questions about design, traffic patterns, movement and participant behavior. What happens to the historic homes and buildings in that area? There are a lot of issues."
The Chicago Sun-Times reported this week that Emanuel has agreed to build a basketball arena for DePaul near McCormick Place that would double as a mecca for mid-sized shows now bypassing Chicago because they're too big for Navy Pier and too small for the city's existing convention halls. Two new hotels are also part of the mix.
Dowell said that's precisely how the stadium was sold to her.
"I don't know that I would consider this to be an arena for DePaul. It's an arena plus event center that could be utilized in a number of different ways," she said.
Tina Feldstein, president of the Prairie District Neighborhood Alliance, said area residents are dead-set against the idea of "shoe-horning" an arena into their neighborhood.
"Our biggest concern is killing the neighborhood with a venue that sits vacant for most of its useful life and, the only time it is used, it'll be largely an alcohol-focussed sporting venue that will bring unwanted rowdiness, security and parking issues," Feldstein said.
"There are 18 DePaul home games. Let's add in other convention events. Add Rush Arena football. You could add and add and add and you're still gonna end up with a massive facility that will sit vacant for most of its useful life and will not add any value economically. An arena doesn't represent an economic engine."
Feldstein insisted that area residents are not anti-development. Far from it.
"We'd love hotels. We want walkable retail. We want vibrancy. We want a walkable streetscape. We're not afraid of tall buildings. We're not asking for this to be quiet with no activity. But, we want to see it become a destination [year-round] — not a few times-a-year. An arena with 12,000 seats is a massive wall that's essentially going to just deaden the neighborhood," she said.
Jim Goodman, Managing Vice President, conferences and continuing education with the American Dental Association, called the arena "a good use of taxpayers' money, because it's an investment."
"From what I understand, I don't know all the details, but there's also a hotel element, there's some retail. There's more of a master kind of plan for the whole McCormick area."
Goodman said hosting a meeting for his members uses 10,000 hotel rooms – something McCormick Place now cannot handle. That means his members are getting bused to and from downtown. It's a turn off, he said.
Goodman said building an arena would do far more than host a couple dozen sports games. It would attract his association back to Chicago – and likely many others. Goodman said having a 12,000-seat arena would mean he could host general session meetings of his members and cut down on "rigging" costs; costs associated with putting up staging, wiring, carpeting and other necessities.
"That arena would allow me to have a general session in it. Right now, for me to do a general session, there isn't a ballroom big enough to do that. So I have to build it out on a trade show floor. That costs a fortune," largely in labor, Goodman said.
On Tuesday, Emanuel ducked out of an unrelated event at the Garfield Park Conservatory before reporters could question him about the McCormick Place projects and the wisdom of using public money to build an arena anchored by a tenant that plays 18 games-a-season and is decades removed from its heyday as a college basketball powerhouse.
The tentative plan is for a "shared burden" of resources: $55 million from the surrounding TIF; $70 million from DePaul, the nation's largest Catholic university, and $70 million from a McPier Bond fund, which has resources left over from a 2010 restructuring. McCormick Place bonds are backed by local hotel and motel taxes.
The plan for two new hotels and a new arena has fueled speculation about a casino in the area.
Consultants hired to plan for the old Michael Reese Hospital site nearby — acquired by the city for $91 million to house an Olympic Village — recently recommended a casino as one possibility for that site.
State legislation for a Chicago-owned casino has advanced through the Illinois Senate and is pending in the House. Quinn's office has warmed to gambling expansion but said it won't be considered until the Illinois Legislature sends him comprehensive pension reform.
As of now, the DePaul proposal is expected to be pushed through on separate tracks, sources say, including state legislation that could be proposed this week that is necessary to clarify bond language with the Metropolitan Pier and Exposition Authority. One source with knowledge of the plans said the existing language allows the bond fund to be tapped for renovations of existing structures so a legislative tweak is necessary to use the money for "future projects."
A source with knowledge of the proposal said one of the mega hotels is slated for the site directly north of McCormick Place between Indiana Street and Prairie Avenue. The other would be on the north side of Cermak Road, which is owned by Centerpoint, a huge industrial real estate property owner, sources say. The west side of McCormick Place, near Cermak, is the area tentatively being considered for the arena.
Gov. Pat Quinn is ruling out any direct infusion of money from the state budget.
"We're not discussing any scenarios where there would be direct state support. That's not something the state can afford right now," said Brooke Anderson, a Quinn spokeswoman said.
Earlier this year, DePaul turned down a 10-year, rent-free offer to move Blue Demons basketball to the United Center in favor of pursuing Emanuel's plan to build a new basketball arena near McCormick Place.
Emanuel has made no secret of his determination to bring the DePaul Blue Demons basketball program back to Chicago. He is equally intent on using a new basketball arena and new hotels in the shadows of the convention center to spur the development of night life within walking distance of McCormick Place.
Jim Reilly, CEO of the Metropolitan Pier and Exposition Authority, said the new arena would give McCormick Place the competitive edge it needs to become "the world's leading convention and trade show destination."
"Most of our competitors have an events center; it allows them to attract a range of shows and conventions that we cannot currently attract in a cost-effective fashion," Reilly said in a prepared statement.
"The proposed multi-purpose event center at McCormick Place will immediately improve our ability to attract shows, and it will put into overdrive the entire convention and tourism strategy we are implementing," Reilly said. "Further, this proposed facility would help revitalize the entire neighborhood, creating jobs and economic opportunity in the process, all of which will benefit the entire city and region."


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Welcome, welcome!! Here it is...the beginning of the surprise that I've been knocking back and forth in my brain for the past few weeks. Tea Time Tuesday is here.
As I'm sure you have noticed my blog title has a reference to tea in it...the tea closet. And I'll tell you why....I have a cabinet in my kitchen. It's a good sized cabinet. It is used as a spice cabinet and a place to store my tea. This cabinet has three shelves...only the bottom of which has spices on it. The other two are over-flowing with boxes of teas. What can I say....I like tea...a lot.
Tea is wonderful....bagged, loose, iced, hot, room temperature. It's a wonderful way to take a few minutes out of your day to escape with a contented sigh to a state of pure bliss. Or is that only me? I used to live in Japan a number of years ago and fell in love with the tea ceremonies that I had the good luck of seeing. There is something so enchanting about the slow, deliberate movements each step takes. It's amazingly magickal.
So here, on Tea Time Tuesday, we will take a few moments...brew a cup and talk about tea. Different kinds of tea, different methods of preperation, different additives to your tea, all things tea. So, if there is anything you would like to see...let me know and I'll do my best to fulfill your wishes.
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Thursday, September 16, 2010
Boat Shows on the Coasts
East Coast
The Newport International Boat Show kicks off today in Rhode Island, celebrating its 40th anniversary. If you go today (Thursday), and you see our publisher walking around wearing a FirstBoat polo shirt, say 'hello' and he will give you a free FirstBoat hat or t-Shirt. If you miss it, don't worry - you'll have another chance to win at the Boston Fall Boat Show in two weeks.
West Coast
The west coast has several nautical festivities this weekend, including the Northern California Fall Boat Show in Oakland, the Central Oregon RV Dealers Association Fall RV and Boat Show and Sale (Redmond, Or), and the Boats Afloat Show in Seattle.
Across the Pond
The PSP Southampton Boat Show is still going on, and today is Ladies Day at the show - all day Thursday.
If you were disappointed that Lake Erie Boat Week was canceled last week, don't despair. Yesterday was the first day of the North American In-Water Boat Show, just 10 miles up the road, at Cedar Point in Sandusky, Ohio.
For info about more nautical events, and links to the official websites of all of this weekend's shows, visit our calendar of boat shows.
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Discover downtown Brooklyn in style at the all-new, full service Sheraton Brooklyn New York Hotel. From our lobby to our guest rooms, weve thought of everything you need to feel comfortable and connected. Now you can enjoy The Link@Sheraton experienced with Microsoft, a connectivity hub in the heart of the Sheraton lobby. Feel free to surf the web on our terminals or bring your laptop for complimentary wireless High Speed Internet Access. With a lobby designed so you can socialize with friends new or old, you know you belong. Our 300 guest rooms offer contemporary design and relaxed living space. The ultra-comfortable Sheraton Sweet Sleeper Bed with its fine linens and down-filled pillows and comforter is sure to provide our guests with a wonderful night's rest. A generous desk with specially designed ergonomic chair, the iPod Home Docking Station and High Speed Internet Access provide the ultimate environment to accomplish after-hours work. We offer a fully equipped complimentary Fitness Center available on a 24-hour basis, a solarium with retractable roof, as well as an indoor/outdoor heated pool with Jacuzzi. Our full service restaurant with bar and separate lobby lounge provide the ideal sophisticated atmosphere to enjoy a meal or a cocktail with a business associate, a client or just friends and family. With nearly 5,000 square feet of flexible meeting space and a separate kosher kitchen, we are the perfect venue for your next business meeting or social event. Adjacent to downtown Brooklyn's MetroTech Center, the historic neighborhood of Brooklyn Heights as well as the renowned BAM cultural district, were an ideal base for enjoy all of Brooklyn's business and leisure attractions. Were located 2.5 miles from midtown Manhattan nestled in a unique neighborhood of art galleries and great restaurants and within easy reach of major airports. Welcome to the new Sheraton Brooklyn New York Hotel an updated, upbeat, and refreshing hotel experience.
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Somewhat surprised to see new lines of Christmas fabric lines in quilt shops, I am even more surprised to learn that they began arriving at stores in April!?! Getting a jump-start on the Holidays, I guess. That may be why my Tree Skirt pattern sales are going nuts these past few days. http://quiltscapesquilting.com/patterns
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When we come to meet with you to plan our wedding, what should we bring?
I will be asking you these questions. If you'd like, you can print and fill out the pdf version to bring with you, or you can edit a digital version of the same questions. This is a .doc version and this is an .rtf version.
How many songs do you carry?
Close to 300,000 on harddrives, and in addition to that, with a cell phone signal, I can download and play any one of the trillion songs on the internet within about 3 minutes from taking the request.
What kind of music do you play?
1) I take requests from you.
2) I take requests from your guests (unless you don't want me to)
3) I follow the mood on the dance-floor
What kind of payments do you accept?
I accept personal checks, credit cards online(through paypal.com), credit cards in person (through the 'Square' swiper on my phone) and cash.
How much of a deposit do you take?
A deposit to hold the date is 25% of the total. The deposit is non-refundable.
When is the final payment due?
1) If paying by personal check, in time enough for it to clear. Usually two weeks is good.
2) If paying by credit card on paypal.com, in time for that to process. Usually 24 hours is good.
3) If paying by cash, you can pay me at the beginning of the event.
How much room do you need to set up?
I usually work from a rectangular table supplied by the restaurant. That usually defines the space I need. I'll need enough room around it to place my speaker stands and an accessory stand or two beside it. If there is limited space, I can work from a smaller table.
Can we give you a play list?
Yes, but please prioritize it. For example: Two stars means definitely play. One star means play if possible. No stars means -these are examples of songs we like, but if they don't fit with the mood on the dancefloor don't worry about it. Also, if you want the song played for a dedication or activity, please let me know ahead of time.
What about a DON'T play list?
Yes, I welcome those too.
Do you have all the new songs?
I have most of them already, but the ones I don't have, I can download on my droid cell phone and play them from there.
Do you have the Explicit lyrics?
I try to keep and use only radio edit versions whenever possible.
Do you bring an assistant?
I bring one if I need to, but you will know ahead of time if I do. But If you've hired me to be your MC/DJ, I will be your MC/DJ and not the assistant.
Do you play overtime if we are having too much fun to stop?
Yes, as long as it is okay with the restaurant or hall. My fee to stay is $100 per hour.
Do you have backup equipment if something breaks?
Yes, there is redundancy built into every essential aspect of the sound system. The Plasma Screen and Projector are a different story. I only bring one of each for those, but, if they break, they don't stop the party. If the music breaks, the party is broken.
Do we start paying you when you start setting up, or do we start paying you when you start the music?
When I start the music. Usually payment is just for the time that you need my music and/or sound system. But, if I am forced to take a break in the middle due to some other entertainment or event you have planned, I still get paid for that time.
Speaking of which; Do you take breaks?
No, I don't take breaks. The music and/or sound system does not ordinarily take breaks. I am often invited to eat during dinner, but I keep the music going on auto-play. Same with a quick stop to the bathroom. No break in the music. Occasionally there may be short periods of time when my clients ask me to stop the music for a certain activity. I would still be paid during that type of break.
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Sometimes people are so emotional it drives me crazy, but then again who am I to talk...
I swear everyday I get more and more bogged down. Between school work and friends, I don't have time to rest. Band keeps me until 7:00 almost every day and pre-cal, ap english and world geo gives me assloads of work each day. Not to mention my friends. I love my friends to death, they mean more to me than life itself, I care more about them than my family, but I do think that is the problem. I care about my friends so much that I ignore my homework and my family and my precious 2-hours of sleep so that I can attempt to solve their problems that bring them down. Not to mention that my emotional life is less than perfect and i have my own problems to worry about, but these of course go to the bottom of my screwed over priority list and I concentrate on the 'more important' things in life. Hell, the other day my parents threatened me that I wasn't going to go to college if I didn't set my priorities straight. My response: like that will happen. My anemia is back in full force, I only get 2 hours of sleep each night, I need new contacts causing me to get headaches all the time, and my emotional life is gong haywire beyond belief right now yet I find myself putting all of these things on the back burner. I can hardly function these days. I broke down at lunch the other day, thank God that Patrick was there to lean on and take some of my burden away.
And as if my life isn't enough screwed up my mom and I fight everyday. It is an endless battle, it never stops. I wake up we fight, I get home we fight, before I go to bed we fight. It just never ends. It's getting to the point where I am used to and expect these fights which in my opinion is very sad. I even find myself getting stressed over the one thing that can truly make me happy these days: James. Damn to hell indecisiveness. Though we don't argue or fight a certain amount of tension is sometimes there. I suppose because we are both indecisive people. Neither of us want to make decisions causing both of us to get frustrated. I am so happy to be around him and when we are together everything is great. But it is those moments when we are on the phone or online trying to decide something or another that this tension happens. I love him to death, I really do. He can make me smile no matter how upset I am and spoils me rotten :o), but i still feel stress.
This intense stress on my whole person has begun to affect my physical health. I have gotten sick, hell I've been sick for weeks, and I can't get well. My imune system is working as hard as it can, but the conditions I am putting my body through right now is causing it to go on overload. *rubs temples* I just don't know what to do. Like I told Patrick: I just want to go away for like a week, totally alone, just me. I just need to be away from all of this and then I might be prepared to take on these challenges once again. I feel so pathetic, like I should be able to handle all of this. *sigh* What a waste...
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As a New Year comes around, the vast majority of us start making resolutions, plans and promises about what we are going to do differently. Whether it's eating more kale, breaking a sweat daily, or finally kicking that nasty habit (or person) to the curb, we all set out with the best intentions. Maybe it's getting more financially organized, having a solid marketing plan, or learning a new skill or technique. But the truth is that even though the New Year seems like the best place to start, if you are like millions of others, procrastination will get in the way. The holiday lights are still warm and the "Excusitis" has set in.
There is always an excuse – why you can't do it, why today it didn't happen, how you're going to do it tomorrow. Procrastination involves the act of replacing high-priority actions with lower priority tasks, like cleaning your treatment room one more time versus introducing yourself to waiting hair clients. Procrastination is bad for you; it results in stress, a sense of guilt, loss of productivity, as well as social disapproval. But every one needs a little motivation and some tools to help them reach their goals!
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Find your motivational switch. Everyone has a way to switch on their own motivation mode. Is it reward, recognition or penalty? With all goal setting it takes decision, discipline and determination, but reaching your goals boosts self esteem, gives you a sense of fulfilment, and it can actually increase endorphins, making you more personable, creative, positive and confident. So eat that kale. Put on the running shoes. Book that class and see your success clearly on the horizon!
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"Say hello to my little friend!" If you've ever fantasized unleashing your inner Tony Montana — or, more accurately, your inner '80s-era Brian DePalma — then the latest crowdsourced art project from the Miami-based Borscht Corporation is for you. Borscht has announced Scarface Redux, a fan remake of the 1983 drug lord epic, with filmmakers from all over the world invited to direct and submit their own 15-second segment. The clip can be "live action, animation, puppets, legos, Chihuahuas, it doesn't matter!", the site says. The finished film will be screened at the Borscht Film Festival in December at a […]by Scott Macaulay on Jul 9, 2014
Miami-based filmmakers Jillian Mayer and Lucas Leyva — two of Filmmaker's 25 New Faces — have been touring the festival circuit with their short film, #PostModem, which they describe like this: "[It's] a comedic satirical sci-fi pop-musical based on the theories of Ray Kurzweil and other futurists. It's the story of two Miami girls and how they deal with the technological singularity, as told through a series of cinematic tweets." For the first time this insanely infectious riff on virality and uploaded consciousness is online. Watch it above, and try to keep its K-Pop-styled song out of your head.by Scott Macaulay on Mar 6, 2014
Launched in 2011, the Sundance New Frontier Story Lab is an intensive program for artists working "at the convergence of film, art, media, live performance, music and technology." This Fall, it completed its third Lab, bringing together artists with an impressive variety of mentors from all of these fields. Among the folks traveling to the Sundance Resort was filmmaker Samah Tokmachi (Living in a Global Society) in the role of Creative Observer. Sundance invited him to make a short video, posted above, "in hopes that his reflections would enrich the wider discourse about media innovation and the future of storytelling." […]by Scott Macaulay on Dec 31, 2013
One of the most brilliantly out-there shorts of recent years, Jillian Mayer and Lucas Leyva's Life and Freaky Times of Uncle Luke has finally made it online, and you'd be a fool not to check it out. It's the film that put the pair on the map when it played at the festival circuit in 2012, and then later justified their inclusion our "25 New Faces" list last year. Calling the film "both very smart and gleefully nuts," this is what Scott wrote on Life and Freaky Times of Uncle Luke in his profile of Mayer and Leyva for the […]by Nick Dawson on May 29, 2013
The product of the brilliantly inventive and mischievous minds of 2012 "25 New Faces" Lucas Leyva and Jillian Mayer, the animated intergalactic basketball fantasia Adventures of Christopher Bosh in the Multiverse! premiered last December at the Borscht Film Festival. The movie played at the Miami event run by Leyva and Mayer despite the pair having received letters from the NBA and Miami Heat player Bosh — played in the film by another 2012 "New Face," Terence Nance — demanding the film be suppressed due to "an infringement of [Bosh's] publicity rights, privacy rights, and common law trademark rights." Now, wonderfully, the film […]by Nick Dawson on Apr 24, 2013
Jillian Lucas and Lucas Leyva, two of our "25 New Faces" from 2012, are back at SXSW with their new short #PostModem after making their name at the fest last year with the mind-blowing Life and Freaky Times of Uncle Luke. Here they talk with Romain Thomassin as part of the Motionmaker series of Young Guns interviews with emerging filmmakers.by Nick Dawson on Mar 12, 2013
There's been a lot going on with our current crop of 25 New Faces, so I thought I'd do a quick catchup of recent goings on. Firstly, four feature projects by 2012 alums are playing at this year's SXSW Film Festival: there's a world premiere for Ornana's first narrative feature, Euphonia, while Bassam Tariq and Omar Mullick's evocative documentary These Birds Walk (a world premiere at True/False later this month), Hannah Fidell's A Teacher (which was actually shot in Austin) and Penny Lane and Brian L. Frye's archival doc Our Nixon will continue their fest circuit runs there. (Incidentally, Lane and […]by Nick Dawson on Feb 7, 2013
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Make/Shift Makes Way For Issue No. 2
LA-based feminist mag make/shift is gearing up for issue number 2, with a focus on stories about the media.
When the magazine launched in March 2007, it sold out of its 1,000 print-run within weeks. A second printing did so well, that two distributors picked up the title, and now the editor grrrls (Stephanie Abraham, Jessica Hoffmann, and Daria Yudacufski) are gearing up for issue 2 is due out September 18.
Hoffman tells FBLA the long lag time is due to the volunteer nature of the magazine.
"We're biannual because this is a volunteer project that we're all doing on top of already-full schedules (day jobs, freelance writing and editing work, and more)," Hoffman says. "So, in order to stay sane and healthy, we decided to go with a biannual schedule."
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Rising energy costs and concerns over carbon emissions are the primary driving factors behind the adoption of new technology in lighting globally. VTT has developed an energy-efficient street lighting concept in a Tekes-funded research project, AthLEDics.
The total general lighting market is expected to rise to EURO 88 billion by 2020, in which public outdoor lighting is the most significant segment holding about 7%. VTT's smart luminaire prototypes are installed in a pedestrian precinct in Helsinki (Kartanonkaari), where pilot tests are taking place. The energy savings, as well as end-user feedback, are reviewed and compared with five different commercial luminaires.
Current street lighting is still based on traditional time-controlled solutions. A low intelligence level means that lights are on at night-time, and there is no light level management. The luminaires are working at full power all the time, even if less power would be sufficient. Thus, a reduced power consumption and more intelligent lighting solutions are needed. VTT's Smart lighting research brings street lighting to the next level in intelligence, as sensors and wireless control systems are integrated into the street light system.
Integrated sensors for light, temperature, and pedestrian presence together with wireless control and communication of the luminaires are utilized to deliver different lighting modes. Besides the traditional operation of luminaires with constant drive current, with added intelligence the street lights are able to operate at constant lux levels, as well as adapting according to the presence of pedestrians. Smart luminaires store the data of their functions, such as lighting mode, light levels, temperature, detected pedestrian count and energy consumption, so that the effect of added intelligence can be measured. In addition the large-scale adoption of LED luminaires requires broader user acceptance. For this reason especially, the end user aspect is highlighted in VTT's StreetLight prototypes and extensively studied by our research partner, the lighting laboratory of Aalto University.
What is more, high quality outdoor lighting enables safe and pleasant traffic conditions for vehicles and pedestrians. Smart lighting makes this possible simultaneously with reduced total power consumption and lower light pollution. Up to an 80% saving potential is assumed with an advanced luminaire and control system when compared with the old technology. There is a strong indication that smart street lighting will be big business even in the near future
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This girls post on the new naked made me laugh so hard I almost risked waking the boys up from their naps.
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I can't get enough of her words...inspiring
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Funny how you posted from this blog today. While we were traveling to Uganda, we met some people with 147 Million Orphans working in Uganda as well. When I got home I checked out their blog, followed links of friends and close people...and I stumbled upon this family in Haiti. So, somehow, she is linked to the people that we met in Uganda...cool huh?
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NDSU's Women's Week events announced
Published: 18 February 2010
March 1-5 marks the 28th annual Women's Week at NDSU. The campus tradition is coordinated by a committee of volunteers and co-chaired by Erienne Fawcett from the Departments of Women and Gender...
Leelaruban presents poster at Applied Climatology Conference
Published: 18 February 2010
Navaratnam Leelaruban, a civil engineering graduate student, presented a poster at the 18th Applied Climatology Conference held in conjunction with the 90th annual meeting of the American...
Jauhar delivers lectures at South Dakota State University
Published: 18 February 2010
Prem Jauhar, research geneticist with USDA-Agricultural Research Service, Fargo, and NDSU adjunct professor of plant sciences, was invited to give two lectures at South Dakota State University,...
Bloomquist Lectureship planned
Published: 18 February 2010
The 18th annual Aldrich C. Bloomquist Lectureship is planned for Wednesday, March 31, at 7 a.m. in the Sterling and Crowne Room at the Holiday Inn, Fargo. Bob Engel, president and CEO of CoBank, will...
NDSU students plan 'Escape to Tuscany' meal
Published: 17 February 2010
NDSU students majoring in hospitality and dietetics have planned a full-service, casual dining opportunity on Tuesday, March 2, and Thursday, March 4, from 11 a.m. to 12:15 p.m. in the lower level of...
NDSU music scheduled to host Women's Choral Festival
Published: 17 February 2010
NDSU music is scheduled to host the inaugural Women's Choral Festival on Friday, Feb. 19, at 7 p.m. in Festival Concert Hall. The event, organized by Charlette Moe, lecturer at NDSU, consists of more...
Sublett scheduled to conduct FM Chamber Chorale
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Virginia Sublett, associate professor of music, is scheduled to guest conduct the Fargo-Moorhead Chamber Chorale's winter concert, "Masterworks of French Choral Repertoire," on Sunday, Feb. 21, at 2...
NDSU visual arts faculty scheduled to participate in exhibitions
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Kent Kapplinger, associate professor of art, will participate in a group exhibition at Kaddatz Galleries in Fergus Falls, Minn. His mixed-media piece, "Target," will be shown in the exhibit scheduled...
Strand receives Prism Award
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Michael Strand, head of NDSU visual arts, received the 2009 Prism Award for excellence in art administration at Concordia University-Nebraska. Nominated by his peers, Strand was selected due to his...
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The Department of Pharmaceutical Sciences in the College of Pharmacy, Nursing, and Allied Sciences at NDSU has invited distinguished scientist Jing Xuan Kang to deliver a research lecture and to meet...