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Lee Kyung Ae showed off her connections with G-Dragon and Shin Sae Kyung.
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Family Fun Idea: Wabun Park Picnic Area & Wading Pool in Minneapolis
One of my personal favorite park pools — Wabun Park Picnic Area Wading Pool in Minneapolis — was added to our master list of splash pads this summer when I decided to include wading pools in the mix. My reasoning for this was that there are so many good options around town for these hybrids that feature the zero-depth entry and spray features that parents of younger children love along with a little deeper water to practice those swim skills.
Not only does Wabun Park have a pool that fits the above description (and a cool spraying rock structure), it has terrific playground equipment that was just installed last year to replace the old, worn-out stuff. My youngest loves the updated tot lot with a shaded sandy play area and the swaying vintage camper trailer, a nod to the park's roots as an auto tourist camp.
There is also ample covered picnic space at Wabun, perfect for that power lunch before, middle or after a rousing day at the pool and playground.
Bonus idea: If you think your kids might be up to the walk (it's also possible to drive and park closer to the visitor center at 5000 W River Pkwy, Minneapolis), there's a path that will take you from the Wabun Park Picnic Area down to Lock and Dam No. 1 on the Mississippi riverfront. The Visitor Promenade is open daily during park hours and little ones might enjoy spotting watercraft moving through the locks from a birds-eye view.
Wabun Park Picnic Area (part of Minnehaha Regional Park)
4655 46th Ave. S
Minneapolis, MN 55417
1001 Nights at Circus Juventas – An Experience You Have To See to Believe.
Friday's opening night to 1001 Nights was my first experience with Circus Juventas. In the past, Anne has jumped at these these reviews. She thoroughly enjoyed last year's Neverland and the Wizard of Oz in 2013. I knew from her reviews that I should expect a long night and that I was going to enjoy myself, but that didn't really cover it. I don't believe you can read a review and really understand how amazing a Circus Juventas performance is to watch. In fact, I've watched the professionals of Cirque du Soleil on television and, although, I enjoyed it, the television couldn't even come close to capturing the live performance. It is just something everyone should see at least once in their lives.
1st Annual Orchard Crawl & Flash Giveaway Monday–Signed Copy of The Bazillions' New Album 'On the Bright Side'
We are so pumped to announce the 1st Annual Orchard Crawl, happening Sunday, September 20, 2015!
We are partnering with Minneapolis Happening and heading out to the West Metro to enjoy three orchards: Luceline Orchards, Apple Tree-O and Minnetonka Orchards. At each stop, Orchard Crawlers will enjoy exclusive family fun.
If you hit Luceline Orchard at 1:00, you will have the opportunity to listen to The Bazillions–one of our absolute favorite local family-rock bands!
You can learn more about our 1st Annual Orchard Crawl here. Read More
Get Your FREE Museum Day Tickets Starting Today!
This year, Smithsonian Museum Day is Saturday, September 26th; and starting today, tickets are available through the Smithsonian website. There are more participating Minnesota museums this year — twenty-four. Some of these museums are cheap year round and many require a road trip. I've laid them all out for you here, listing the museum and its address, an approximate drive-time from the Twin Cities, and the prices you would pay any other day.
10 Ideas for Free or Cheap Family Fun in August
Don't look at these 10 ideas as an end-of-summer bucket list — because personally, I'm not ready to look fall in the face — but take these suggestions as a reminder that there is plenty of the season left to enjoy! Here's what August has in store for the Twin Cities:
Dye Garden Family Art Day @ Textile Center, 3000 University Avenue SE #100, Minneapolis, 55414
When: Saturday, Aug. 1 • 10am-1pm
Cost: Free
Details: The whole family is welcome to come play in the Textile Center's natural plant dye garden, create a macrame plant hanger and bring a miniature garden home. Refreshments will be provided.
National Night Out Twin Cities
When: Tuesday, Aug. 4 • times vary
Details: Community gatherings across the Twin Cities encourage you to get out, spend the evening with your neighbors and promote safe neighborhoods. Minneapolis has an extensive list of registered block parties (complete with proposed activities) here, organized by neighborhoods. St. Paul's list can be found here. Even if you don't plan to leave your own 'hood for the evening, ideas for your own bash abound on these lists.
Beach Party @ Bryant Lake Regional Park, 6800 Rowland Rd, Eden Prairie, 55344
When: Wednesday, Aug. 5 • 12-3pm
Cost: $5/pp
Details: Ride a waterslide, try an obstacle course, make a craft, and play games. Meet pond critters, birds of prey, and reptiles. Build a sand castle and win a cool treat.
FINAL Groovin' in the Garden @ Como Park Zoo & Conservatory, 1225 Estabrook Dr, St. Paul, 55103
When: Wednesday, Aug. 5 • 6-8pm
Cost: Free
Details: Catch the final Groovin' in the Garden performance (local band "i like you.") and, depending on the ages of your kids, they might let you sit and enjoy while being entertained by the free Park & Rec equipment: a jump castle, giant climbing wall, and lawn games. If not, at least you can hear the music while the kids exhaust themselves. Bring a blanket and picnic or purchase food onsite.
Pet Expo @ Banfill-Locke Center for the Arts, 6666 East River Rd, Fridley, 55432
When: Saturday, Aug. 8 • 1-4pm
Cost: Free
Details: Bring along your pet and spend the afternoon on an animal scavenger hunt in the galleries, mugging in the photo booth, browsing vendors, and creating a pet rock to take home. Currently on exhibition in the historic Banfill-Locke house is Pets On View.
Dakota County Fair & Heritage Village @ Dakota County Fairgrounds, 4008 220th St W, Farmington, 55024
When: Aug. 10-16, 2015
Cost: $5/adults, $2/kids 6-12, $2/seniors, 5 & under free; $5/daily parking
Details: Heritage Village comes to life as it was a century ago during the run of the Dakota County Fair. Costumed characters interpret rural life as you visit the village buildings and take in demonstrations. Admission to Heritage Village is included in your ticket to the Fair, which also hosts many free activities, exhibits, and live entertainment.
ExploraTots @ Crosby Farm Regional Park, 2595 Crosby Farm Road, St. Paul, 55116
When: Wednesday, Aug. 12 • 10-11:30am
Cost: Free
Details: Connect to the natural world with your preschooler (designed for ages 2-5) through hikes, stories, and hands-on activities. Older children are welcome to attend; no pre-registration required. Enter the park at the Gannon Road entrance and meet at the picnic pavilion. The ExploraTots program meets on the second Wednesday of each month. For more free and low-cost environmental education programs in St. Paul, click here.
10 Ideas for Free Family Fun at the Great Minnesota Get-Together
The Minnesota State Fair does not exactly scream "free" or "cheap", you say? It's true that costs can quickly add up between admission, treats and carnival rides, but for many families (mine included) a trip or few to the Fair is a summer must-do. We've included this list of 10 free attractions included in Fair admission to give you an idea of all the budget-friendly fun that is to be had. (Note: this is 2014's list, but all attractions are scheduled to return for 2015.)
10 More Ideas for FREE Family Fun at the State Fair
The Fair has so much free fun to offer we felt it warranted a second mention on our August list!
10 MORE Twin Cities Beaches, Playgrounds & Attractions to Try This Summer
Don't mourn the end of summer just yet, there's still time and sun enough to hit the local beaches. Following up on our original list of 10 Twin Cities Beaches & Playgrounds to Try This Summer we present 10 MORE Twin Cities Beaches, Playgrounds & Attractions to Try This Summer.
Free Family Weekend Events List for August 1 – 2, 2015
We love to promote local family activities and events and we hope it shows in this weekend's highlights! For more ideas, please visit our Family Fun Calendar here or explore our Family Fun Directory. Both are filled with inspiration on how to make the best of these last few weeks of summer! Read More
Family Fun Idea: Firefighters Hall & Museum in Minneapolis
So it's late July and you're looking for a place to take the kids and cool off. Bet the Firefighters Hall & Museum in Minneapolis hasn't crossed your mind, huh? I never guessed my kids would leave completely soaked to the skin either, but they did and they had a marvelous time getting there. I should have realized what was going to happen when two of the volunteers who run the museum started filling up these cool, old-fashioned hand pumpers with hoses attached. Then brought out the bucket of squirters. (And finally left us to our own devices out back behind the building.)
I think one-third of the kids' aim went towards fighting fires on the "fire wall" display and the other two-thirds went squarely at each other. [Note: You may want to call ahead to make sure this particular exhibit will be on display. I inquired at the desk and they set it up for us upon request.]
Luckily, we'd seen a good chunk of the museum before the waterworks. I recommend you do the same so you, like I, can appreciate all the hands-on touches for kids, such as the chance to:
- climb into a fire truck cab and operate the lights, tinker with the switches
- steer a ladder truck in a simulator
- pull an old fire alarm box and find out how the signal was received in re-created "Station 8″
- work an old fire station switchboard
- slide down the pole!
- try on firefighter duds
- And take a ride through the neighborhood on a real fire truck! (Make sure to eat your lunch at least an hour in advance. Really.) Currently, the website lists the rides as summer months only.
Firefighters Hall & Museum
664 22nd Ave NE
Minneapolis, MN 55418
Open: Saturdays, 9am-4pm
Admission: $7/adults, $5/seniors, $4/kids 3-12
10 MORE Twin Cities Beaches, Playgrounds & Attractions to Try This Summer
There are so many options for splash-happy fun in our urban lakes that we couldn't stop after posting our original 10 Twin Cities Beaches & Playgrounds to try this summer. Culled from reader suggestions, our own summer jaunts to the beach, and other fun attractions we've been visiting over the past month, we've assembled a second round of 10 swimming spots we think are worth checking out. But hurry; as we know all too well here in Minnesota, beach season won't stick around much longer.
Elm Creek Park Reserve Beach
12400 James Deane Pkwy, Maple Grove 55369
Open: Daily 9am-8pm, lifeguards on duty noon-8pm
Cost: 4/pp daily or $15/pp season pass, other listed activities are free.
Highlights: The man-made swimming pond features a lovely sand beach and filtered, chlorinated water. Work up the desire for a cool dip while tackling the colorful, kinetic playground ("The biggest park I've ever seen!" according to my 3-year-old), and exploring the exhibits at Eastman Nature Center. Also onsite is the historic Bottineau House, which offers Saturday open houses from 1-4pm and occasional family programming. Read More
Reader Suggestion: Form a Family Team for the 2015 Twin Cities Walk to End Alzheimer's
The 2015 Twin Cities Walk to End Alzheimer's is on Saturday, September 26, 2015 at Target Field in Minneapolis from 9:00 am to 12:00 pm. Families are invited to form Walk teams and join us for an exciting event that raises funds and awareness for Alzheimer's disease.
There is no minimum donation amount a participant must fund-raise to participate in the Walk. There is a suggested goal of $35.00 however, that is not a requirement. Walkers who raise $100.00, will receive Walk T-shirts on Walk day.
More information can be found on the Alzheimer's Association website, by calling 952-830-0512 or by emailing email@example.com.
Free Family Weekend Events List for July 25-26, 2015
This weekend is jammed full of ways to spend time with the family on a budget. We'll get you started with six ideas below — all admission-free — and, if you're in need of some more inspiration, check out our Family Fun Calendar here. Happy exploring!
Best Days of The Bakken
@ The Bakken Museum
3537 Zenith Ave S, Minneapolis, 55416
Time: 10am-5pm
Details: Admission is FREE to The Bakken Museum, a fun space full of exhibits about electricity, during the run of the Minneapolis Aquatennial! This is a great deal for a family. Read about our take on the Bakken here.
Free Ink Day
@ Highpoint Center for Printmaking
912 W Lake St, Minneapolis, 55408
Time: Noon-4pm
Details: Have your kids try their hand at creating an original monoprint. Printmaking can be a lot of fun and is suitable for young children (w/ a lot of adult cooperation), but I have a couple tips to share before you go. Free Ink Day is hosted three times annually so be sure to watch their calendar of events if you can't make it this month.
Voyageur For a Day
@ Elm Creek Park Reserve
12400 James Deane Parkway, Maple Grove 55369
Time: 10am-4pm
Details: Explore a re-created voyageur encampment with costumed interpreters from the fur trade days. Activities are appropriate for all ages, but kids must be accompanied by an adult. The historic Pierre Bottineau House will also be open for visits from 1-4pm.
Webber Natural Swimming Pool Open
@ Webber Park
4300 Webber Pkwy, Minneapolis 55412
Time: 1-7pm
Details: The Webber Park Natural Swimming Pool, filtered naturally instead of with chemicals, is opening on Friday, July 24 and will be free and open 1-7 pm Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays through Labor Day weekend.
Free Family Fun Day: Fishing
@ Kroening Interpretive Center, North Mississippi Regional Park
4900 Mississippi Court, Minneapolis
Time: 1-3pm
Free Family Fun Day: Digital Scavenger Hunt
@ Richardson Nature Center, Hyland Lake Park Reserve
Time: 3-4pm
About Free Family Fun Days at Three Rivers Parks: Drop in and explore a different topic each week through hands-on activities that all ages can enjoy at their own pace.


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Mark Mothersbaugh: Myopia at the Minneapolis Institute of Arts
The Minneapolis Institute of Arts (MIA) is a timeless sort of place. Sure, its first floor boasts an urban-inspired coffee bar with contemporary furnishings that gesture toward the present day, but the galleries tell a different story of time altogether. From costumes to hand-painted ceramics, ritual objects to period rooms, the MIA offers abstract snapshots of other places and other times, mixing centuries and geographies of artwork and artifacts. Walking through the darkened labyrinth of galleries dedicated to the arts of Asia on the second floor, one will eventually arrive at the museum's contemporary section. Entering these galleries and into the exhibition Myopia is something like taking an ambling path through the strange and colorful brain of the artist who inspired it.
Mark Mothersbaugh is perhaps best known as the front man of DEVO, and Myopia begins here. With shards of melody and harder-to-place sounds emanating from various corners and side rooms, photos of the oddball punk-rock band are seen alongside pages from Mothersbaugh's notebooks, which have been compulsively filled with collaged and drawn images and text. On one wall hangs photographs of Kent State, where Mothersbaugh and his friends began DEVO in the early 1970s, and where, of course, the infamous protests of 1970 ended with the Ohio National Guard opening fire on a group of unarmed students. This alarming nugget of American history crosses over with the experience that Mothersbaugh and his fellow peers shared during that time. It was partially the shootings at Kent State that contributed to the formation of the Dada-inspired stylings of DEVO. DEVO began with the idea of "de-volution"—the idea that instead of progressing or evolving forward, humankind (and in particular, American society) is declining and moving in a backward direction. DEVO used music, performance, video, and costume to advance their bizarre and critical vision of the world. Dressing in identical futuristic-industrial outfits or donning strange hats and masks, DEVO put forth a strand of music that, with its synth-heavy melodies, was at once catchy and incredibly biting.


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McCune, Carriere help Destrehan get revenge against Dutchtown, 8-4
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Matt Smith takes a huge rip at a curveball.
The Griffins and the Wildcats were co-champs of 6-5A in 2009, and faced off four times in the regular season, which included a district playoff.
Dutchtown beat Destrehan in three of those four meetings and eliminated the Wildcats from the playoffs with a 5-3 victory.
Heading into their first district game, Destrehan has had mixed results in their last four games, going 2-2 during that stretch.
But just like they did last year, the Wildcats turn into a different team when they reach district.
Kurt McCune pitched a complete game for the winning Wildcats and Sam Carriere delivered the big blow, a three-run double in the fourth.
It was the epitome of a team win. Nine Destrehan players had one hit each, six different players scored, and five different players drove in runs. The Wildcats used a sacrifice fly, a sacrifice bunt, and several stolen bases to their advantage.
Dutchtown scored first, taking a 1-0 lead in the second inning. Jesse Buratt walked, advanced to third on a two-base throwing error on a pick-off attempt by McCune, and scored on Matt Willis' sacrifice fly.
With two outs, the Griffins threatened with runners at second and third, but McCune fanned Brandon Ballard to end the inning.
Destrehan scored two runs in the third to take a brief 2-1 lead. Carriere reached on a fielder's choice after Scott Stonestreet's lead-off single. Dylan Lucich got the visitors on the scoreboard with an RBI triple into the right field corner. Matt Smith's sacrifice fly drove Lucich home.
One of the turning points of the game was in the bottom of the third when Dutchtown loaded the bases with only one out and one run already in. However, McCune worked out of the jam.
Jacob Williams and Troy Lewis began the inning with a double and a single, respectively. One out later, Jesse Buratt walked to load the bases. Williams scored on Matt Willis' line single to left, just out of the reach of Carriere. McCune beared down to strike out Eric Babin and Leon Blouin to avert further damage.
Destrehan took the lead for good with a three-run fourth. After Zack Schnexnaydre singled and Devin Damare walked, Brett Hebert advanced the runners to third and second with a sacrifice bunt. One out later, Scott Stonestreet drew a full count walk before Carriere greeted Griffin relief pitcher Chris Boutwell with a three-run double to left-center.
Dutchtown added one run in its half of the fourth on a Ballard single, Williams double, and Lewis sacrifice fly.
Destrehan extended its lead to 8-3 in the fifth with another three-run inning. McCune singled and Schnexnaydre was hit by a pitch to open the inning. Cameron Quigley ripped a run-producing single to left, scoring McCune's courtesy runner, Jace Weber.
One out later, the Wildcats executed a double steal, with Schexnaydre taking third and Jesse Bryant, Quigley's courtesy runner, moving to second. Schexnaydre scored on an RBI single by Ryan Burks. Bryant then took home when Griffin catcher Steven Bright made a throw to second on Burks' steal attempt.
Dutchtown scored its final run in the seventh on Williams' triple, his third extra base hit of the day, and a ground ball out.
McCune (4-3) allowed eight hits and struck out nine batters while walking only two.
Jacob Waguespack (1-1) took the loss for Dutchtown, now 16-5 overall.
Destrehan (10-9, 1-0) hosts Hahnville Thursday, March 25.
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The BIAS is the region's largest car customisation exhibition event in the Asean region.
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Filmmaker Kai Hsing recently produced this video (for Turnstyle) about industrial designer John Cho Moore's handmade bamboo, canvas and leather bags.
Besides the bag itself, everything from the materials and hardware to the production value and content are absolutely gorgeous. I'm not sure if it's Hsing's excellent filming and editing or Moore's pristine workshop and meticulous technique, but it's so composed as to seem staged. If only every ID process piece were produced this well...
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Arsenal midfielder Aaron Ramsey set for comeback from injury against Fulham after nearly a month on the sidelines
The in-form Welshman suffered a thigh strain during the Boxing Day win over West Ham
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Arsenal look set to welcome back Aaron Ramsey for their Premier League encounter against Fulham on Saturday, having been sidelined by a thigh strain since the Boxing Day victory over West Ham.
Ramsey has been one of the key reasons why Arsenal sit at the top of the league table, and his return will be welcome news for manager Arsene Wenger after his side picked up a string of injuries.
Having seen Lukas Podolski and Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain return to action following long-term absences, Wenger was unable to call on both Ramsey and Kieran Gibbs, while Nicklas Bendtner soon joined them on the sidelines after picking up a knock to his ankle in the New Year's Day win over Cardiff City.
A major blow came with the news that Theo Walcott's season was over, after the forward ruptured his anterior cruciate ligament in the 2-0 FA Cup win over Tottenham that will also see him miss the World Cup in Brazil later this year.
Wenger's injury woes were added to following the 2-1 win at Villa Park on Monday evening, after Tomas Rosicky suffered a suspected broken nose and Nacho Monreal picked up a possible broken metatarsal in his foot.
Both are doubtful to feature at the Emirates on Saturday, meaning that Ramsey and Gibbs' return could not come at a better time.
The Gunners should also have Mikel Arteta available after he missed the trip to Villa Park with a calf injury.
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It's a moment in the Richard Strauss opera Salome that draws a horrified gasp from the audience: the title character kisses the severed head of John the Baptist.
Luckily, bass-baritone Alan Held, who portrays the holy man in the Canadian Opera Company production at the Four Seasons Centre for the Performing Arts until May 22, didn't have to sacrifice his own head for the part.
But he was required to sit for more than an hour, covered in goo and hardening plaster, for the mould that was used to make the gruesome stage prop. For 10 minutes, Held sat with ears, eyes and mouth covered, breathing out of two tiny holes at his nostrils. That's when he got all Zen.
"I just get myself into the mindset that this is what it is," says Held, who has played the role of the sacrificed saint numerous times in his career and is familiar with the process of having a fake head made.
He still remembers the first time: "I thought I wasn't going to be able to breath."
The ghastly end result is "terrific" and "looks just like me," he says. He saved one severed head from a past production as a souvenir that he keeps in his closet at home for the amusement of his four children. He jokes a photo of it could be used one day for his Christmas card.
Wig and makeup expert Sharon Ryman says the head needs to look as authentic as possible: no substitutes.
Once the mould was removed from Held, after about an hour and a half, prop maker Karen Rodd created the head in her shop. The finished product is a hard resin type material. Ryman wired a wig into the scalp and attached latex ribbons from which "blood" drips.
"When the head is brought in and blood is dripping down, it's really cool," says Ryman.
The COC also made a head for singer Martin Gantner, who sang the role of John the Baptist in the first four performances of Salome. Ryman photographed Held's transformation to act as future templates of the process.
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Ankle Sprain
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Annual Alumni Summer BBQ in Montreal
The summer is here and so is the annual alumni UBC BBQ in Montreal! On Sunday, August 9, catch some hot summer rays while enjoying a summertime BBQ in Montreal's […]
Post-Secondary Vocational Testing Presented by UBC Continuing Studies at the Robert H. Lee Alumni Centre
Designed to assist young adults (ages 19-25) in their early career development, uncover information and perspectives that can help select academic majors, areas of study and transitional employment strategies. Group testing is followed approximately one-week later by a private one-hour session with a career counsellor.
Please join us at the Clocktower Brew Pub, in Westboro, on Thursday, August 20, 2015, for a social and networking event with UBC and SFU alumni. Don't miss this opportunity […]
Alumni in the News
- Constance Isherwood (LLB'51), B.C.'s oldest practicing lawyer, honoured by UBC with honorary doctorate
- Howard Soon, BSc'74, named 2015 Spirited Industry Professional Award winner - The annual Spirited Industry Professional Award is presented to an individual who has made a significant contribution to the sales, service or promotion of wine in British Columbia.
- Congratulations to Dr. Pieter Cullis, BSc'67, MSc'70, PhD'72 and Joseph Garcia, LLB'96, winners of LifeSciences BC Awards
Reconnecting Through Mentoring
Posted July 29, 2015
When Joan Webster decided to take part in the Kinesiology Mentorship Program five years ago, she had one goal in mind: To give back. As a community builder and youth advocate, Webster also recognized the value of mentorship for students and how it can enrich their undergraduate experience.


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The objective of the Sub-Fund is to outperform, over an investment horizon of 5 years, the MSCI Europe index (dividend reinvested) while trying to keep a level of volatility lower than the level of index, by investing at least two thirds of the assets in European equities represented within the MSCI Europe index.
In order to achieve this objective, the Sub-Fund's portfolio shall be built in two steps as follows. Firstly, the Investment Manager, seeks to build-up a portfolio with a limited volatility by using a quantitative optimization technique and by selecting the securities that are the least volatile and correlated within the MSCI Europe index.