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Staff and board
A small but dedicated team of individuals committed to positive social change leads the Centre.
Staff Team
Tonya Surman, CEO
Raised by hippies, Tonya Surman has been making peace signs and raising a ruckus since the day she was born. Her most recent ruckus is the Centre for Social Innovation. As founding CEO, Tonya imagines the Centre as a space that sparks creativity, connectedness, and fun. Before this, she channeled her overzealous optimism into a national coalition of organizations working on children's environmental health, a social enterprise offering e-mail to activists, and an edgy online news hub for Canadian progressives. Between these experiments in social entrepreneurship, Tonya has found the time to create a coop daycare, host chaotic street parties, and create community gardens. She is also the mother of two wonderful boys which, in the end, is what matters most. Tonya is available for consulting and speaking engagements... See her full bio on her website.
Adil Dhalla, Director of Culture
Adil Dhalla is the ukulele playing, bow tie wearing, Director of Culture at the Centre for Social Innovation. His story, as he describes it, has been "one helluva adventure", which includes community organizing for the Obama campaign in Brooklyn, helping Tanzanian farmers leverage technology to improve their efforts and most recently, being among the pioneers in the mobile video space with his acclaimed brainchild - My City Lives. Adil has long been enamoured with CSI and the potential of its community to create a social innovation movement. He strongly believes that it's up to each of us to change the world, and accordingly, his energy is spent animating the community by instilling a shared sense of purpose, elevating happiness levels through awesome service and evangelizing the many stories of systems change and social innovation. Adil is available for both consulting and speaking engagements.
To reach Adil, drop him an email.
Heather Farquharson, Director of Partnerships
Heather is a traveller and a story-teller. Endless curiosity has propelled her to look and listen for the amazing around every corner. In Canada and South Africa, Heather has worked with a diverse group of public and private sector partners and community members; focusing on a wide range of issues, including, environmental stewardship; public health; human rights; early-childhood development; at-risk youth outreach and poverty alleviation. As the Director of Partnerships for the Centre for Social Innovation (CSI), Heather is responsible for establishing and expanding corporate, government and foundation relationships; in order that the centre and its growing membership of over 800 social enterprises be fully supported, and the social missions of the partner organizations be realized in turn. Heather is a strategic planner and facilitator; specializing in multi-sector partnership development to bring influence and resources to bear on collaboratively designed social innovation projects, aimed at creating systems change. She holds a Bachelor of Commerce (Honours) from Queen's University, Kingston. She has recently completed the Rotman School of Management (U of T) / Institute of Corporate Directors - Not-For-Profit Governance Essentials and the Harvard Business School - Creating Shared Value programs.
To reach Heather, drop her an email.
Shona Fulcher, Director of Community
Shona has long had a softspot for the reluctant hero who, when faced with a wrong they can right, quietly pulls up their socks and changes the world. This early fascination led her to a degree in Peace & Conflict studies and a career in the social services sector with the Ontario Child Welfare Training system. After a brief detour through the world of private sector finance, Shona returned to the social mission sector as one the CSI's inaugural Agents of Change interns. Now Shona excitedly returns to the real business of changing the world here at CSI & has high hopes to become her very own reluctant hero someday.
To reach Shona send her an email.
Karine Jaouich, Director of Finance and Special Projects
Karine's ideal holiday involves mucking around with 600 farm animals. She tolerates, and even enjoys, being surrounded by manure because of her passion for food and sustainable farming issues. Through her work in the food sector (FoodShare, Local Food Plus, Everdale and other social enterprises) she learned the importance of community-building to fostering successful social movements. And this is, of course, what brought her to CSI, where she is currently the Director of Finance. Karine led the purchasing and development of the CSI Annex and of the future CSI Spadina building (192 Spadina Ave.) using CSI's innovation is social finance, the Community Bond. She's also supported the operations and finances of CSI's third and fourth locations in Toronto's Regent Park and in New York City. She has a Bachelor's Degree in Environmental Science from the University of Guelph.
To reach Karine, drop her an email.
Joanna Reynolds, Director for Social Enterprise
Joanna is a conduit for curious and driven individuals from every walk of life to get connected to one another and make great things happen. Before arriving at CSI as the new Director for Social Enterprise, Joanna was a founding team member of the MaRS Centre for Impact Investing. She works alongside community groups, foundations, entrepreneurs and business leaders to use finance for good and to get their initiatives connected and off the ground. For seven years, Joanna curated Canada's Social Finance Forum and has been proud to support the growth of SocialFinance.ca since its inception in 2008. Previously, she worked in the community sector in Toronto for over 10 years. This experience sparked my interest in finding ways for not-for-profits to diversify their revenue base and open opportunities for people to get involved in their local economy. Joanna is currently a board member of TREC Renewable Energy Co-operative and enjoys exploring sustainable food movements, renewable energy systems, art and music. Most of all, she loves getting on her bike for long cycles across the hillsides of Creemore.
To reach Joanna, drop her an email.
Jane Zhang, Director of Online Services
Born in the jungles of Sothern China, Jane's first exposure to technology was the telegraph machine, from that point on, she was hooked. Jane has spent the last 20 years working in technology and helping to build relationships between the voluntary, public, and private sectors to make technology more accessible for charity and nonprofits. She has extensive experience in the IT field, as well as the nonprofit sector; in particular she's both founded and acted in a leadership role aimed at helping to bridge the digital divide. As the Director of Online Services, Jane's role is to help social innovators all over the world to connect with each other and assisting them in achieving their goals. Jane is looking forward to helping CSI optimize its current IT infrastructure to better serve its members and looking at the development of new platforms/services to support social innovation. Jane is also currently the Executive Director of TechSoup Canada, a project of CSI aimed at growing the technology capacity of the Canadian nonprofit sector. In her free time, you can find Jane playing video games, running half marathons, and hanging out with her cats.
To reach Jane, drop her an email.
Timna Ben-Ari, Executive Assistant
Timna has always been "that-person-taking-notes" in class, at home and even at the gym. Even as a child, she was a diligent note-taker, although her initial writing process was mirror image and upside-down—really, ask her kindergarten teacher about it. Now, with the invention of the computer, she is perpetually the one taking notes and then re-typing them. As a lefty, Timna has never been quite normal—she takes her own path and takes as many people down it with her as possible. Described by those who love her as charmingly neurotic, and by others as just neurotic, Timna has always been a creative problem solver. A hypochondriac at heart (is that a heart murmur?), Timna always provides an understanding shoulder to lean on and has empathy up the ying yang! Her interests include dancing (awkwardly, but with passion), playing trumpet (loudly, but with passion) and eating (often and with passion). Her dislikes are members of the onion family—white onions, red onions, green onions and leeks, to name a few— and the inconsiderate (i.e., those who put onions in everything). She studied Film and English at The University of Manitoba, which led her towards various administrative roles (don't be sad—she loves administrative work!). In this regard, she had the opportunity to work for many years as a Personal Assistant to iconic filmmaker, Guy Maddin. The majority of her experience has been in Production Management in film and theatre, where she honed her skills and her love for organizing the world. CSI is the community Timna has been searching for her whole life—a community of those interested in helping others and doing it through an organized system of efficiency! With a notebook and pen in hand, she is happy to be home.
To reach Timna, drop her an email
Chris DePaul, Communications Animator
To reach Chris, send him an email
Brittney Drysdale, Events Manager
Brittney was raised on a farm in rural, northern Alberta. She can drive a tractor. You probably could too though, it's not that hard. Or maybe you've got your own interesting skills - why don't you stop by and tell her about them sometime? After the farm chores were done, she moved to Montreal to study Political Science and Humanistic Studies at McGill University. Brittney has recently returned to Canada following a two year sojurn in South Korea where she taught English to impossibly cute children. Along the way she had a chance to travel throughout Asia, but kind of missed the snow back home. Kind of. Brittney is excited to call Toronto home now, and even more excited to start her journey with CSI!
To reach Brittney, drop her an email
Barnabe Geis, Communications Architect
Barnabe Geis is an entrepreneur, communications specialist and filmmaker. As CSI's Communications Architect, Barnabe helps drive CSI's internal and external communications and marketing campaigns. He also works closely with staff to support CSI's acceleration work, and provides crowdfunding and communications consulting to members. He is the creator, producer and host of UPLIFT, a documentary series that takes viewers to the frontlines of social and environmental challenges to meet the entrepreneurs and innovators working on solutions. He is a 2015 Reelworld Impact Film Lab Emerging Filmmaker, a 2015 Ariane de Rothschild Fellow for his work in Solutions Journalism, and holds a Masters in Journalism from Columbia University. An intrepid traveller, he once met a half-crazy, toothless taxi driver in Iraq who told him "politicians don't fix problems, neighbours do." Barnabe thought it was a pretty succinct way of saying that systems-change most often starts at the grassroots level with a few dedicated individuals. He wishes he could tell that taxi driver where he now works. Find him on LinkedIn.
To reach Barnabe send him an email.
Matt Guthrie, Facilities Manager
Matt is a self-declared jack-of-all-trades who is easily fascinated by obscure trivia. After spending four years studying Political Science and History, he went completely in the opposite direction and entered the trades. His experience includes general contracting, landscaping and tinkering with stuff until it works (or doesn't). Matt is also a trained machinist and toolmaker, and will gloat as he shows off the tools he made WITH HIS BARE HANDS (and the help of mills and lathes). He's a newcomer to Toronto and is completely in love with the city. As CSI's Facilities Manager he'll be the one called when you plug up the toilet and swear that you found it like that. Guys, don't flush paper towels. Or baby wipes. Seriously.
To reach Matt, send him an email.
Stefan Hostetter, Community Animator, CSI Spadina
Stefan is probably best described as someone who doesn't stop moving, whether that's a positive thing is harder to discern. Ever since the first year dorms of the University of Toronto he's been obsessed with the power of community and the impact they can play on our lives. This obsession along with a belief in the need for a healthy planet has lead him to creating a variety of projects all centred around the environment, culture, media, and the oxford comma. While not a world traveller by any stretch of the imagination he was born and raised in Scarborough (which is pretty far) and tries to bring some of the wonder that comes from travelling here to the city through co-organizing fundraising concerts, story telling events and even a game show. He's infinitely curious and always happy to chat about whatever's on your mind.
To reach Stefan, send him an email.
Kevin Hurley, Special Projects Manager
With a healthy obsession in community-focused sustainable development, Kevin understands the social impact potential of shared spaces and will be looking to engage with new communities as part of his role at CSI. A seasoned project and operations manager, Kevin helped lead his family-run facility services business into being named one of Canada's 50 Best Managed Companies before joining CSI as a Project Manager. No stranger to the classroom, Kevin is armed with a Masters degree in City Planning from the Bartlett School of Planning (University College London) as well as LEED and CSBA designations in sustainable development and design. Outside of life at CSI, Kevin is involved in a range of community planning projects in his Junction Triangle neighbourhood, is a past board member of the Clean Train Coalition and volunteers with PARC's community land trust initiative.
To reach Kevin, send him an email.
Mohram Hussain Yari
Mohram finds people, imagination, learning and laughter drive him to grow professionally. He learns better from people when there is a fun and innovative way of doing things. He has used this approach in his previous work with international development aid agencies and in his experience with both public sector and nonprofit agencies in Iran and Afghanistan. In his journey with CSI, Mohram likes new challenges that make him think more about how he can contribute to creating a better world. He earned his B.A. degree in English-Persian Translation in Iran, and his Master in Public Policy in Germany. Mohram is passionate about jogging outside, even on the coldest days in Toronto.
To reach Mohram, send him an email.
Shilbee Kim, CSI Regent Park Manager
Shilbee Kim was born in Sydney, grew up in Busan, and moved to Toronto when she was eight. Learning from South Korea's transformation from its war-torn and poverty-stricken state to a leading OECD country, Shilbee committed herself to understanding how societies undergo change. On her quest to become a "button pusher"--- knowing which buttons to push, when and how-- she finds herself in fun (but often awkward) places where seemingly divergent motivations can align, unlocking systemic change. She has dabbled in Ontario politics job-shadowing MPPs from different stripes, founded a charity fashion show in Montreal, and has worked on two early-stage social enterprises, one to empower Aboriginal women and another to support eco-friendly stores. Her other passions include food, dancing, and more food. One of her proudest moments was to outeat her friends at a buffet while maintaining her style and grace on her 11th plate. Shilbee's dream is to combine these two passions and go travelling to learn eclectic dance styles and recipes.
To reach Shilbee, send her an email.
Sharon Lovett, Business Analyst
Helping people be as awesome as they can be is a passion for Sharon. She enjoys seeing how work is done and wonders how it can be made easier, more effective and hopefully more fun. Her primary interests are a love of the natural environment and a fascination with what technology can do to help make our lives more sustainable (and fulfilling). As chair (and/or co-chair) of the High Park Stewards, who help restore its rare Black Oak Savannah, she describes herself as a "plant cheerleader", doing what is necessary to encourage volunteers to become involved in assisting the city with planting, seed collecting and invasive species removal. A lover of photography, mystery novels, and cooking, she approaches her CSI projects as revealing the hidden structure that guides us, putting it all together to come up with solutions to problems and creating recipes for success for everyone.
To reach Sharon, shoot her an email
Will Mattfeld-Sarbaugh, Leasing Manager
Will can usually be found laughing and hard at work. His love of people and systems compliment an insatiable joie de vivre that has lead him to say yes to almost any challenge or new experience. One of only sixty students in his high school class, Will set out to learn as much as possible about the world outside of small towns. A stop in Iowa for university planted the seed of his belief that businesses have an obligation to support and uplift the communities that they are a part of by sourcing local first, employing people from the surrounding area if possible, and keeping tax dollars in the community to support infrastructure improvements and public education. That seed took root in that rich midwestern soil, and these principles have guided his life for the ensuing decade - the culmination of which was joining CSI and having the privilege of working beside some of the most inspiring people he's ever met. In his spare time Will can be found talking way too much about sports while perfecting the concept of breakfast for dinner and getting excited about just about anything.
To reach Will, send him an email.
Liz Phillips, Leasing Coordinator
After more than a decade of freelance writing/editing/project coordination for a variety of organizations – most notably Gender at Work, rabble.ca, Web Networks, and Queen's School of Business – Liz is thrilled to bring her passion for communication, organization, and people to the Leasing Coordinator position at CSI. Her experience as a volunteer in the Desk Exchange Program for over a year at the Annex honed her skill in artfully, wittily, and respectfully slapping wrists for dirty dishes. She plans to evolve those skills as she welcomes new members to participate fully in the incredible community that is CSI.
To reach Liz, send her an email
Kyle Shantz, Marketing Manager
Kyle's a self-described jack-of-all-trades and master of fun. He grew up on an isolated farm in rural Ontario where he spent most days wandering through corn fields with only his imagination, a tractor-tire inner-tube serving as a make-shift Batman cape (yes, it was very heavy), and muddy golden lab named Lucky to keep him company. His family eventually moved to Oakville by the early 90's, where his father founded a charity serving at-risk youth through free summer camps and after school drop-ins. Kyle moved to Toronto in 2001 to attend Ryerson and pursue a BA in Economics, which led him to Bay Street and soul-crushing misery. He first tried to mitigate that misery by forming a punk-country band, which proved to be wildly unpopular. In 2012 he took a second stab at it and combined his banking skills with his social conscience, founding Canada's first nonprofit mortgage brokerage, which provided subsidized interest rate mortgages to people working in the nonprofit sector. It was then he joined CSI as a member, and fell in love with Social Innovation. Kyle now spends his time leading CSI's marketing efforts.
To reach Kyle, follow him on twitter @KyleShantz or shoot him an email
Kirtan Shrestha, Assistant Accounts Manager
Kirtan loves numbers so accounting was an obvious career choice. He is passionate about football and cricket, and his accounting background comes in handy keeping track of scores and player stats. He also loves sketching and photography, and is honing his guitar skills in the hopes of one day delighting his family and friends. It may take a while… He graduated in business management, and is currently pursuing a CGA program. Kirtan, who strongly believes in supporting social causes, began his professional journey with Shanti Griha—an NGO in rural Nepal working for the empowerment of underprivileged and marginalized ethnic communities. He worked as an accountant, and also contributed to initiatives such as mobilizing local youth for community development. Settling in Canada in 2010 was a big transition for Kirtan, who, while adjusting to a new life, still desired to serve those in need and help build community. Kirtan is thrilled to have the opportunity to combine his love of numbers with his desire to support social causes at CSI.
To reach Kirtan, send him an email
Fatemeh Tizhoosh, Community Animator, CSI Regent Park
To reach Fatemeh, send her an email
Andrea Tsang, Finance Manager/Controller
Andrea's perspective changed after she crossed the finish line of the Toronto marathon. As a non-runner, she decided that her first race should be 42.2 kilometres in length. If this seemingly impossible feat could be accomplished, she thought, what else was possible? Since then, she's tried to live her life with that attitude. When the opportunity arose, she was thrilled to join CSI where she would be surrounded and inspired by the many amazing organizations turning the impossible into reality. Andrea has spent the past decade working in the non-profit sector and is passionate about helping people solve problems. She has an Economics degree from Queen's University and is a CPA, CMA. Andrea loves travelling, music, fat orange cats and trying new crazy things. Occasionally, you'll still find Andrea out on a run (but only in the dead of winter).
To reach Andrea, send her an email
Hamid Yusufi, Accounts Assistant
Hamid hails from the mountainous landlocked country at the heart of Asia and an ancient focal point of the Silk Road, Afghanistan. Hamid has worked in capacity building projects in Afghanistan, and has now taken his very first steps in Canada at CSI. He shares CSI's goal to change the world with the power of innovation. He finds hockey interesting, though it's certainly not as exciting as Buzkashi, the Afghan national sport played on horseback using a headless goat instead of a puck. Hamid likes taking long walks to discover the city. He doesn't quite get the jogging craze. When he finds spare time, he grabs his pencil, finds a photo of a person he likes, and draws it.
To reach Hamid, send him an email
Board of Directors
Marie Moliner, Board Chair
Marie Moliner identifies as a public sector entrepreneur, and sometime as an undercover fed, apt labels to describe her 25 +years of proud public service. Tri-lingual and raised in Sherbrooke, Quebec, Marie attributes her resilience, humour and do-it-yourself style to immigrant parents who met in Montreal and begat 4 children. As the eldest child she is bossy by nature and chose a career in law with the lofty goal of changing the system. In her fifties now, she concedes that she has made fewer inroads towards the revolution… but still aspires to it. Based in Toronto, she is the Ontario Regional Executive Director for the Department of Canadian Heritage where she focuses her work on building strong cultural and social infrastructure so Ontarians can actively participate in their communities.
Brian Iler, Board Secretary
Brian brings valuable skills and experience to our board. As a commercial lawyer for the past 35(!) years, he's advised many of Toronto's (and Ontario's) co-operative, charitable, and non-profit organizations on a wide range of issues and transactions. He's been the creative legal mind behind many of our innovative social enterprises. He's learned and applied the business skills required to build his law firm - Iler Campbell - to its current twenty staff, including seven lawyers. And he's a committed community activist, as a member of Ontario Non-profit Network's Expert Working Group on corporate law reform; a long-time advocate for reforms to Ontario's Co-operative Corporations Act; a founder of Toronto Renewable Energy Co-operative that erected the wind turbine at Exhibition Place; a founding director of the Community Power Fund, established to finance community-based renewable energy projects; a member of the management committee for the hugely successful Green Energy Act campaign; chair and spokesperson for CommunityAIR that campaigns to rid Toronto's waterfront of the scourge that is the Island Airport.
Thursdays all summer, he'll be out racing his sailboat Indefatigable on Humber Bay.
Bernie Li, Treasurer
Bernie brings his passion for entrepreneurship and innovation to the Board of the Centre for Social Innovation. He is a Co-Founder of Pure Energies, a company that created an innovative program for Ontario homeowners to earn money while producing clean energy for the province. Before that, he had the opportunity to invest in and work alongside many amazing entrepreneurs, as a team member of the venture capital funds iNovia Capital and Carrot Capital. During that time he founded and led the Emerging Partners, a not-for-profit organization to catalyze and foster the relationships between private equity professionals across North America. Bernie is an avid music fan and readily accepts suggestions for new bands/artists to listen to.
Alice Klein
Named in 2000 as one of the 100 Graduates Who Shaped the Century by the University of Toronto Alumnae Association, Alice Klein is co-founder of Toronto's news and entertainment weekly, NOW magazine and its editor/CEO. Launched in 1981, it boasts a weekly readership of 325,000. As a frequent writer, Klein draws on her experience in politics, business and psychology to focus on issues related to world evolution, the environment and the global economy. Klein is also a documentary producer, director and writer (2007's Call of the Hummingbird). She's a founding member of Green Enterprise Toronto (GET), one of the co-creators of VoteforEnvironment.ca and on the Board of the Toronto Arts Council (TAC) and Canadian Journalists for Free Expression (CJFE) as well as the Centre for Social Innovation.
Jeb Brugmann
Jeb Brugmann, Managing Partner of The Next Practice, is a strategist and innovation expert in the fields of sustainability, business and urban development. He is best known for leading roles in the international establishment of the fields of urban sustainability planning, 'base of the pyramid' business development, and urban greenhouse gas mitigation planning. In 1990, he founded ICLEI-Local Governments for Sustainability, an international association of 1,200 cities and towns that are advancing practices in local sustainable development. He served as ICLEI Secretary General from 1991-2000. He co-founded The Next Practice with Prof. C.K. Prahalad in 2004, managing market analytics, product development, and business model innovation to customize clients' solutions to local conditions. Jeb is a speaker to business, government, civic and academic audiences worldwide, and has received a variety of distinctions and awards for his international initiatives and publications. He is a Senior Associate with the University of Cambridge Programme for Sustainability Leadership. His latest book is Welcome to the Urban Revolution: How Cities Are Changing the World.
André Sorensen
André Sorensen is Associate Professor of Urban Geography in the Department of Social Science, University of Toronto Scarborough. He has published extensively on urbanisation, land development, and urban policy processes. His current research examines processes and institutions generative of urban space, and the engagement of civil society actors and networks in urban conversations and city-building. A particular focus is on non-market spaces and practices in cities. His most recent book, co-edited with Professor J. Okata, titled Megacities: Urban Form, Governance and Sustainability was published by Springer in January 2011. His book 'The Making of Urban Japan: Cities and Planning from Edo to the 21st Century' (Routledge 2002) won the book prize of the International Planning History Association in 2004.
Tim Draimin
Tim Draimin has pursued a career across Canada and globally as a changemaker working in the nonprofit sector while bridging initiatives with government, the private sector, and international organizations. He is the Executive Director of Social Innovation Generation (SiG), a national initiative supporting the growth of the social innovation ecosystem in Canada. In 2010 Tim organized the Canadian Task Force on Social Finance, a blue ribbon panel that proposed a seven-point agenda for mobilizing private capital for public good. In 2000, from Vancouver, he started up Tides Canada Foundation and Tides Canada Initiatives. He's also lived and worked in Ottawa and Latin America. An active volunteer, Tim serves on the boards of the Trico Charitable Foundation (AB), Partnership Brokers Association (UK), Social Innovation Exchange (UK) and on the Scientific Advisory Board of Grand Challenges Canada. Tim is a senior advisor to the MaRS Centre for Impact Investing (CII).
Rahul Raj
Rahul leads with purpose. He founded and developed Meal Exchange, mobilizing students to achieve a more secure and sustainable food system on campuses and in communities across the country. The non-profit organization has since expanded across Canada and to the United States and Australia, raised over $3M to feed those in need, and been recognized by TIME magazine as "revolutionary." Rahul unlocks the potential of brands to better the world and the bottom line. As the VP of Marketing & e-commerce at ecobee, he is leading a team to change the way people consume and conserve energy through the adoption of smarter wi-fi enabled thermostats. Rahul is a serial innovator. As the Director of Sustainability + Merchandising Innovation at Walmart.com, he incubated new revenue streams to deliver economic and social impact. For these efforts, Rahul was honored with Walmart's Innovation Champion Award, a fellowship with the Aspen Institute and by GOOD magazine as 1 of 100 people pushing the world forward in 2013.
Past Board Members
Jacline Nyman
For more than fifteen years, Jacline Nyman has built an impressive track record in the fields of marketing higher education and business strategy. As a management consultant, Jacline works with social mission organizations on strategic business planning, in addition to pursuing doctoral studies at the Schulich School of Business, York University. Prior to this, Jacline was vice-president of fundraising and donor relations with the York University Foundation (2002-04) and director of external relations for the Haskayne School of Business, University of Calgary (1999-04). Jacline has also held the following positions: Director of Development with the University of Calgary (1997-99); Director of Advancement Services (1994-97) and Manager of Student Recruitment, both with the University of Ottawa (1992-94).
Board Member 2005 - 2008
Sandy Crawley
Sandy Crawley is a lifelong Arts Activist and, as the erstwhile Executive Director of the Documentary Organisation of Canada/ Documentaristes du Canada, he was also the first tenant of the CSI. Among his many roles, Sandy has been President of the Alliance of Canadian Radio and Television Artists (ACTRA), director of the Canadian Conference of the Arts for Film and Broadcasting, Chair of the Cultural Human Resources Council, delegate to UNESCO Conference on the Status of the Artist, 1996, Executive Director of Canadian Screen Training Centre, and a Board member of the Great Canadian Theatre Company and Word-On-The-Street Ottawa. Behind it all, Sandy has been self-employed as an actor, composer, musician, writer, teacher and director for over 35 years.
Founding Board Member 2004 - 2008
Margaret Zeidler
Margaret Zeidler is president and creator of 401 Richmond Limited, a vibrant urban community of diverse artists and entrepreneurs, located in the old garment district in the Spadina and Richmond area of downtown Toronto. Margie was formally trained as an architect at the University of Toronto and the University of Westminster, and subsequently worked for a number of years with the African Medical and Research Foundation (AMREF), raising money and monitoring projects in eastern Africa. Margie has served on the Board of Artscape and is a current board member of Foodshare/Field to Table. Margie is currently the President of Urbanspace Property Group... Read about Margie's many incredible contributions to CSI.
Co-Founder and Founding Board Member – 2004 - 2010
Jini Stolk
Jini Stolk is founding Executive Director of Creative Trust, a $6.4 million program to improve the financial health and sustainability of Toronto's creative performing arts organizations. Before that, she was Managing Director of Toronto Dance Theatre and Executive Director of the Toronto Theatre Alliance/ Dora Mavor Moore Awards; at the TTA she acquired and revitalized Toronto's half-price ticket booth, T.O. TIX. She was also Associate Director of the Association of Canadian Publishers and General Manager of Open Studio. She is Vice-President of the Toronto Arts Council, a director of the Centre for Social Innovation and on the steering committee of the Ontario Nonprofit Network; and is Past-President of Toronto Artscape, Hum dansoundart and Six Stages Theatre Festival.
Board Member 2004 - 2014
Eric Meerkamper, Board Chair
Eric is the President of The RIWI Corporation, which creates real-time global market intelligence (www.riwi.com). Over the past 12 years, Eric has been actively involved in facilitating the interaction between "space" and "creativity". In addition to being a Co-Founder of the Centre for Social Innovation, he was the Founder and President of the Spadina Bus business association, and was on the Leadership Team for Toronto's "Strategies for a Creative Cites Project". Eric is the past Chair of the Daily Bread Food Bank and holds an MBA from the Ivey School of Business and an Honours BA in International Political Science from the University of Western Ontario. Co-Founder and Board Member 2004 - 2014
Mary Rowe
Mary W. Rowe is currently Vice President & Managing Director of the Municipal Art Society of New York City (www.mas.org), a century-old advocacy organization working to promote the livability and resilience of New York City. She recently returned to the northeast United States after several years working in the philanthropy, most recently coordinating the New Orleans Institute for Resilience and Innovation, a loose alliance of initiatives that emerged in response to the systemic collapses of 2005. Previous positions include: a fellowship and subsequent staff position as Vice President, Urban Programs with the blue moon fund of Charlottesville, Virginia, to focus on self-organization in cities as the underpinning of urban and regional social, economic and environmental resilience; President of Ideas that Matter, a convening and publishing program based on the work of Jane Jacobs based in Toronto. She is a contributor to several volumes on urban life, with a particular interest in self-organization. She served on the founding Board of the Centre for Social Innovation.
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The Colts won more regular season games (115) in one decade than any team in NFL history. Saying Peyton Manning was the driving force behind that would be a fair assessment.
The 11-time Pro Bowler will be entering his 14th season in the NFL in 2011-12. However, his health is a major concern and the Colts are worried. Manning has made 208 consecutive starts and started every game of his NFL career, but that is now in jeopardy.
Back in May, Manning underwent his second neck surgery in 15 months to rectify a disc-related issue that was causing him discomfort.
ESPN's Chris Mortensen earlier reported that the Colts' brain trust does not believe Manning will be ready for the team's Week 1 matchup against the Texans.
Manning is currently on the PUP list and has yet to start a preseason game. His status is listed as 'questionable' against Houston. As a precautionary measure, the Colts signed journeyman QB Kerry Collins as a backup this morning.
Colts owner Jim Irsay said recovery from the procedure generally takes between six and eight weeks, but Manning's status for Week 1 is in jeopardy.
The Colts were ranked second in the league in passes attempted (41.5) and passing yards per game (284) last season. Their offense is pass-heavy and the team will go as far as Manning takes them.
One thing is certain: The Houston Texans are foaming at the mouth right now, looking to win their first division title in franchise history. With Manning ailing, and head coach Gary Kubiak on the hot seat, it's "now or never" to make a push to win the AFC South.
As for now, if the Colts keep Manning on the PUP list after the preseason, he would miss at least six games.
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Ontario's Apprenticeship Certification Act recommends that those in the designated trades be employed and registered as apprentices with the Ministry of Training, Colleges and Universities. In addition to on-the-job training, all apprentices in these trades are required to attend classes in trade training and related academic subjects at an approved agency. Fleming College offers a variety of apprenticeship programs , combining the required practical experience and theory, led by fully qualified instructors. Facilities used are well-equipped, industrial technical shops.
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Sligo boss sets sights on potent Division 3 bid
Sligo manager Niall Carew was far from downhearted after his side suffered defeat in their FBD League opener against Galway in Tuam.
Sligo manager Niall Carew was far from downhearted after his side suffered defeat in their FBD League opener against Galway in Tuam.
Niall Carew has put rumours that he could be returning to his native Kildare as manager to bed by committing his future to Sligo's footballers for the next two years.
Sligo manager Niall Carew insisted his side had made a "big improvement" despite suffering a seven-point defeat to Tyrone in their Round 4B Qualifier clash at Croke Park.
Sligo manager Niall Carew admitted that his team were naive against Mayo after they slumped to a 6-25 to 2-11 defeat in the Connacht football final.
Niall Carew has been named as Sligo senior and Under-21 football manager.
Niall Carew keeps his place in the Sligo starting XV for Sunday's Bank of Ireland All-Ireland football quarter-final clash with Ulster champions Armagh.
Niall Carew retains is place at right full back on the Sligo team to play Armagh in this Sunday's All-Ireland Football quarter-final, while Patrick Naughton has been passed fit.
Sligo defender Niall Carew has been handed an eight week suspension following his sending-off in the Bank of Ireland All-Ireland qualifier victory over Kildare at Croke Park earlier this month.


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Debt Free Management Services Aka National Debt Free Aka Nova Star Mortgage8105 Irvine Center Drive Suite 1260 Irvine, California U.S.A.
Debt Free Management Services Aka National Debt Free Aka Nova Star Mortgage ripoff UPDATE phone. Irvine California
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If possible, a class action suit ought to be started but I don't know how this can be done. This is an updated request from my previous report.
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I can be contacted at Lighthearted Entertainment, Burbank, CA. I want to look into a class action lawsuit. I want to share information. I want to make Renee Everhart pay for what she did.
She is living off of other people's hard earned money while we all are left in horrible situations. My credit is so bad it may never be good again. Originally it was my fault, but it's gotten much worse due to her empty promises.
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My little man was delivered at 25w6d due to me having HELLP syndrome. We are in Savannah and learning the ropes of the
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I know that the NICU can be a roller coaster of emotions from day to day, sometimes hour to hour....any suggestions would be appreciated on how to deal with all this.
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Color Correction in Final Cut Pro X
Visual storytelling is enhanced with the manipulation of contrast and color to evoke an emotional response from your audience. In Color Correction in Final Cut Pro X, Mark Spencer teaches you the fundamentals of light and color theory, how to analyze video problems using Final Cut Pro X's Videoscopes, and the steps for correcting exposure, saturation, and luminance.
Cameras capture color differently than the human eye. Color Correction balances your project's color palette and addresses highlights and shadows giving them the consistency and realism needed for the eye to see what it was meant to see. In the Color Correction section of the tutorial you will learn to use: Final Cut Pro's automated Color Match and Exposure Match effects; the Vectorscope, RGB Parade, and Chroma channels to manually adjust shots that require greater finesse; and the use of more advanced techniques like Masks and Mattes to isolate your subjects for selectively color correcting a shot.
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HI-Q Environmental Products Company
based in San Diego, CALIFORNIA (USA)
HI-Q Environmental Products Company (HI-Q) has been a leading manufacturer of Air Sampling & Radiation Monitoring Equipment, Systems & Accessories since 1973. HI-Q started primarily as a manufacturer of activated carbon cartridges and high/low volume air sampling pumps intended to be used as "Record Samplers" in the collection of radioiodine and radioactive dust ...
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based in Kent, WASHINGTON (USA)
Sterlitech Corporation is one of the largest producers and sellers of bench scale test equipment and flat sheet membranes used in research and development labs throughout the globe. For precision and accuracy, Sterlitech membranes, membrane disc filters, silt density index kits, laboratory centrifuge and mixing equipment, and their countless other scientific and ...
SRS Crisafulli, Inc.
based in Glendive, MONTANA (USA)
SRS Crisafulli manufactures, sells and services versatile high capacity pumps, dredges, power units, accessories, and spare parts. Crisafulli Products are manufactured in both custom and standard configurations. Dredges, Dredging Services, Flotation Equipment, Irrigation Systems, Lagoon Equipment, Pumps/Centrifugal, Pumps/Lift Station, Pumps/Sludge, Pumps/Submersible, ...
based in Verdun,, QUEBEC (CANADA)
IPEX designs and manufactures one of the world's largest and most diverse lines of integrated thermoplastic piping systems—pipe, valves, fittings, auxiliary components and tools—all engineered from the ground up to handle the full range of today's municipal, industrial, commercial and residential applications.
Ashtead Technology Ltd
based in Letchworth, UNITED KINGDOM
Ashtead Technology was formed in 1985 when Ashtead Group plc acquired SubSpek Limited, which at the time provided underwater positioning, survey and inspection equipment rental from a base in Aberdeen. In 1994 the Singapore base was opened, focussing on the offshore oil and gas industry and the subsea telecommunications cable market in Asia Pacific. The first US ...
Ultimate Washer Inc
based in Jupiter, FLORIDA (USA)
Ultimate Washer distributes various pressure washers types and models. We serve industries like oil, chemical factories, food processing manufacturers, restaurants, US Military, municipalities and many more. We also offer pumps, generators, water reclamation systems, filtrations systems, car wash systems and other equipment.
based in St. Petersburg, FLORIDA (USA)
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RCM S.p.A
based in Casinalbo, ITALY
RCM has manufactured industrial cleaning machines since 1967. It was one of the first Italian companies to design and manufacture mechanical and vacuum sweepers. RCM today produces a complete range of sweepers, scrubber/driers and street cleaning machines. Three factories in Casinalbo (Modena), four branches in Milan and Florence (italy), Madrid and Barcelona (Spain), ...
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based in Lenexa, KANSAS (USA)
For more than 65 years, Smith & Loveless has delivered engineering ingenuity and quality craftsmanship to the water industry by pioneering superior pre-engineered pumping, treatment and headworks systems. Our factory-built concepts pave the way for thousands of municipalities, developments and industry to reap the benefits of complete, single-source solutions and peerless ...
Anguil Environmental Systems, Inc.
based in Milwaukee, WISCONSIN (USA)
Anguil Environmental Systems is a global provider of industrial air pollution control, emission abatement and energy recovery systems. We design, manufacturer, service and install thermal and catalytic oxidation technologies as well as heat recovery systems for a variety of applications and industries. Anguil Aqua was developed to help our industrial clients with water ...
Sabio Instruments, a division of Sutron Corporation
based in Georgetown, TEXAS (USA)
Sabio Instruments a Division of Sutron Corporation; all of our products are manufactured and assembled in Georgetown, TX U.S.A. Sabio's products have applications in the ambient air quality and combustion efficiency monitoring industries and have been the benchmark for quality, consistency, and precision calibration. Sabio specializes in systems for the pollution ...
ProMedUSA Pte Ltd
based in Singapore, SINGAPORE
ProMedUSA Pte Ltd is a Singapore Private Limited Company.We are the exclusive importer and distributor in Asia for the entire range of Crystal Air Ozone Generators (ozonizers or ozonisers) for both air and water treatment.Most of Singapore's 3,4,5 and 6 star hotels, resorts hospitals, F&B Outlets, Tobacco and Cigar Divan's, Cleaning Contractors, Recycling Enterprises and ...
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The National Oil Spill Response Research & Renewable Energy Test Facility provides independent and objective performance testing of full-scale oil spill response equipment and marine renewable energy systems (wave energy conversion devices), and helps improve technologies through research and development. It is the largest outdoor saltwater wave/tow tank facility in North ...
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Grabner Instruments Messtechnik GmbH, a subsidiary of AMETEK, Inc. is known as one of the most innovative companies worldwide developing and manufacturing automatic petroleum testing equipment and biofuels testing equipment.
Environnement S.A
based in Poissy, FRANCE
Environnement S.A is the leading company in the field of instrumentation for the environment. Ever since its creation in 1978, Environnement S.A has been dedicated to the study, development, manufacture and supply of advanced on-line gas, particulate and water analyzers, using the most recent technologies. Environnement S.A proposes a comprehensive range of continuous ...
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Over 30 years of experience in all sectors of industry, agriculture and product and material testings are at your disposal for choosing the most effective route towards solving your odour related issue. Our team of over 70 dedicated odour consultants use our network of ISO 17025 accredited laboratories to provide odour testing services and high resolution chemical ...
The BioSolve Company
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BioSolve is a proprietary, water-based, biodegradable formulation of surfactants and performance additives that work together to address hydrocarbon clean up in a broad range of settings: at sites with contaminated soil, in industrial repair and maintenance, and in emergency response. Biosolve has become the leader in hydrocarbon clean up because it is BOTH easy to use ...
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PACE Environmental Products Inc. is your single best resource for turnkey CEMS Systems. Each CEMS is designed to conform to current EPA standards and is built to suit the monitoring requirements you need. Housed within a single cabinet, all systems are built with the highest quality and designed for easy maintenance and serviceability. Gases such as SO2, NO, NOx, CO2, O2 ...
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JAMESTOWN - California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation officials are investigating the death of an inmate at the Sierra Conservation Center in Jamestown as a homicide, authorities said.
Inmate Andrew Tisnado, 31, was found in his assigned bed Wednesday with severe head injuries, said Lt. L.A. Von Savoye. Tisnado was flown to a hospital, where he died after being removed from life support, Von Savoye said.
Tisnado was committed to the Sierra Conservation Center in January to serve a four-year sentence from Los Angeles County for possession of ammunition by an ex-felon, authorities said. He was scheduled for parole in November 2015.
The Sierra Conservation Center provides housing, programs and services for minimum- and medium-security inmates. It is one of two prisons in the state responsible for training and placing inmates in the Conservation Camp Program, in which inmates are dispatched to fight wildfires and perform community work projects, officials said.
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Mike Florio runs down the biggest stories in the NFL including the news Titus Young is out in St. Louis after only 10 days on the job. Florio also discusses the chances Tim Tebow lands on his feet and on a new team this season, and if Terrell Suggs' injured biceps will prevent him from being the dominant player he once was.This video is no longer available. Click here to watch more NBC Sports videos!
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Packers trade Lerentee McCray to Bills on way to 75 players
The Packers announced a series of roster moves on Tuesday that leaves them with 76 players on the roster.
It appears the final move to get to the 75-man limit has come via a trade. The Bills announced that they have acquired linebacker Lerentee McCray from Green Bay for an undisclosed 2018 draft pick.
McCray signed with the Packers in April after playing 24 games with the Broncos over the last two seasons. The Bills have lost linebackers Reggie Ragland and IK Enemkpali for the season and first-round pick Shaq Lawson is out indefinitely with a shoulder injury.
There's been no word from the Packers about the trade at this point. The Packers did announce that they released wide receiver Harvey Binford and placed tight end Kennard Backman, running back John Crockett, center Jacob Flores, tight end Mitchell Henry and guard Josh Walker on injured reserve.
Dave Gettleman: Andy Lee trade something "we needed to do"
The Panthers traded for veteran punter Andy Lee on Monday, which made one of the team's cuts on Tuesday an easy decision.
Veteran punter Mike Scifres has been released after getting hurt last week and setting the wheels in motion for the Lee trade. General Manager Dave Gettleman said Tuesday that the team felt they couldn't go into the season with rookie Kasey Redfern as their punter and that led him to deal Redfern and a 2018 fourth-round pick for Lee.
"To have a team like this and to go into a season with a rookie punter is really rolling the bones," Gettleman said. "Through conversations in the office, we decided to take a shot. Andy Lee is a Pro Bowl punter. People talking about checking boxes? Well, that's a huge box to check. He's an outstanding holder as well as a great punter, and it was just something we felt we needed to do."
The Panthers also released defensive end Rakim Cox, safety Trenton Robinson and wide receiver LaRon Byrd on Tuesday and placed cornerback Leonard Johnson on the reserve/non-football injury list. That leaves them with 74 players, which either gives them a roster spot to fill or a head start on the cut to 53 players this weekend.
Hroniss Grasu, Connor Shaw to IR as Bears go to 75 players
The Bears have made the final roster moves needed to get the team to the 75-man limit on Tuesday and they are headlined by a pair of expected trips to injured reserve.
The team placed center Hroniss Grasu and quarterback Connor Shaw on I.R. due to injuries they suffered this summer. Grasu tore his ACL early in August, forcing the Bears to turn elsewhere for a starter in the middle of the offensive line after he held down the job down the stretch last season.
Shaw broke his leg against the Chiefs last week on a hit that he called "cheap BS" after the game. Coach John Fox said after the injury that he thinks Shaw has a bright future with the club and he'll try to fulfill that expectation next year.
The Bears also waived linebacker Jarrett Grace, waived/injured linebacker Lamin Barrow and placed linebacker Roy Robertson-Harris on the reserve/non-football injury list.
Dion Jordan opening season on non-football injury list
Defensive end Dion Jordan has been cleared to make his return to the practice field by the NFL, but his knee hasn't allowed that to happen this summer and we'll be well into the regular season before it can happen.
Jordan has been placed reserve non-football injury list by the Dolphins, which means he won't be allowed to practice or play for the team for at least the first six weeks of the season. Jordan had knee surgery before being conditionally reinstated from his suspension by the league.
He'll be joined on that list by linebacker Zach Vigil, who was placed on the NFI list on July 29 because of a back injury. Vigil played in all 16 games last season and had 18 tackles and a blocked punt to show for his efforts.
The two moves leave the Dolphins with 75 players on their active roster ahead of Tuesday's deadline to get to that number.
Sean Lee has MRI on knee, Cowboys expect him to play in opener
The Cowboys will be without quarterback Tony Romo for the start of the regular season, a state of affairs they've grown more familiar with than they'd like over the years.
Painful though it has been for the Cowboys, Romo's missed time pales in comparison to that of linebacker Sean Lee. Lee has never played all 16 games in a season, which makes his absence from practice since last Thursday's game against the Seahawks a worrisome trend for a defense that's already missing pieces they expected to play a major role.
Cowboys coach Jason Garrett said Tuesday, via multiple reports from Dallas, that Lee has been dealing with a knee injury and that he had an MRI Monday to evaluate the extent of the issue. Lee had arthroscopic surgery on his knee during the offseason and missed all of the 2014 season with a torn ACL.
Garrett said the results were positive for the Cowboys and that the team doesn't believe it will be a long-term injury that costs Lee time in the regular season. History says the knee or some other body part will provide further cause for concern about Lee's condition this season, but, for now, it looks like he'll be on the field when the games count.
ESPN won't show national anthem before 49ers game
One of the most-discussed moments of Week One of the NFL season will be the national anthem before the Monday night 49ers-Rams game, when Colin Kaepernick is expected to continue his protest and remain seated while other players are standing. But that moment won't be televised.
ESPN told Richard Deitsch of Sports Illustrated that it normally does not show the national anthem for the late game of the Week One Monday Night Football doubleheader and won't show it this year either.
That decision is a mistake. Just because the national anthem isn't ordinarily shown doesn't mean it shouldn't be shown when there are extenuating circumstances, and in this case there are certainly extenuating circumstances. Telling the story of that game will include showing Kaepernick, showing the other players, and covering any reaction Kaepernick gets from the fans, positive or negative.
Kaepernick's stance has thrust the national anthem into the national news. ESPN should allow viewers to see that news being made.
Chargers waiving quarterback Zach Mettenberger
When the Titans released quarterback Zach Mettenberger this offseason, there were teams other than the Chargers who wanted him.
Today, the Chargers decided they no longer did.
According to Michael Gehlken of the San Diego Union-Tribune, the Chargers have waived Mettenberger as part of their first cuts to 75.
Mettenberger played for Chargers offensive coordinator Ken Whisenhunt in Tennessee, but not particularly well. He was 0-10 as a starter there, though that had as much to do with the Titans as Mettenberger.
The Bengals and Giants each put in waiver claims on Mettenberger in May, and it will be interesting to see if anyone has any interest in him this time around.
Jaguars to start Kelvin Beachum at tackle, Luke Joeckel at left guard
The Jaguars once used the second pick in the 2013 NFL Draft on Luke Joeckel, hoping he'd become their left tackle of the future.
Now, he's the left guard of the present.
According to Mark Long of the Associated Press, Jaguars coach Gus Bradley said he's decided to start free agent acquisition Kelvin Beachum at left tackle and Joeckel next to him at left guard in the regular season opener.
Neither of them will play in the preseason finale.
The Jaguars didn't pick up the fifth-year option on his rookie contract, which would have cost them $11.9 million. That means Joeckel's entering a contract year, at a new position.
Issues of expectations and pride aside, it's also going to be interesting to see if Joeckel is any good at playing guard. There were a few moments Sunday against the Bengals when he looked overwhelmed and/or ended up on the seat of his pants. But he was lined up across from star defensive tackle Geno Atkins, and he does that to people sometimes.
Joeckel was clear this offseason he wanted to win his old job back, but today's announcement makes it clear he didn't.
Kaepernick was right about police vs. cosmetology training
Of the various things 49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick's said during a lengthy media availability on Sunday, the one that resonated the most with many (including me) entailed the comparison of legally-required training for those who are supposed to keep us safe to those who are supposed to keep us looking presentable.
"There is police brutality," Kaepernick said. "People of color have been targeted by police. So that's a large part of it. And they're government officials. They're put in place by the government so that's something that this country has to change. There's things we can do to hold them more accountable, make those standards higher.
"You have people that practice law and our lawyers and go to school for eight years, but you can become a cop in six months and don't have to have the same amount of training as a cosmetologist. That's insane. Someone that's holding a curling iron has more education and more training than people that have a gun and are going out on the street to protect us."
It was an eye-opening claim, one that I had decided on Monday to research: In California, where Kaepernick lives and works, does a cosmetologist have more training than a police officer?
Before I could actually start the project, I received the letter to the 49ers and the NFL from the San Francisco Police Officers Association, and I noticed that the wide-ranging response to Kaepernick's assertions did not include a challenge to his facts regarding police versus cosmetology training. Which told me that Kaepernick was factually correct; otherwise, the SFPOA would have pointed it out.
Indeed, he was correct. Police officers in California must attend (either before being hired or upon hire) an 888-hour Basic Police Academy, which requires roughly six months to complete. Cosmetologists in California have a 1,600-hour training requirement before they can even take the test required to secure a license.
Regardless of anyone's opinions regarding the manner in which Kaepernick chose to express his concerns, it's fair to ask the question of whether the persons on the front lines of law enforcement, making life-and-death decisions regarding themselves and others in the heat of the moment, have sufficient training, education, and overall fitness for this critical job. If they do, great. If they don't, then improvements are required.
Even though the vast majority of police officers fulfill their obligations professionally, honorably, fairly, and appropriately, some don't — and the mere fact that they wear the uniform and display the badge doesn't make them immune from criticism, scrutiny, and ultimately consequences for failing to meet or exceed the standards that apply when deciding whether to protect themselves by using deadly force.
Free agent defensive tackle Sammie Lee Hill suspended four games
Veteran defensive tackle Sammie Lee Hill doesn't have a team at the moment.
If he finds one soon, he'll miss a month of action.
According to Ian Rapoport of the NFL Network, Hill has been suspended four games for violation of the league's substance abuse policy. The suspension is apparently for a missed test as opposed to a failed test.
Of course, since the league hasn't announced the suspension, someone has again breached the confidentiality of the substance abuse program with the help of one of their employees.
Hill started at nose tackle for the Titans last year, but other than a visit with the Seahawks, there hasn't been much reported interest in the 29-year-old, who spent his first four seasons with the Lions.
Saints add Khalif Barnes to offensive line mix
The Saints haven't been happy with the play of their offensive line this summer, which is the impetus behind several developments in New Orleans.
The team is giving 2015 first-round pick Andrus Peat a look at left guard after he failed to impress on the other side of the line, leaving Tim Lelito and Senio Kelemete to take their competition to the right side. All three will be in action on Thursday as coach Sean Payton said the team will play their starters for at least some of the first quarter of Thursday's game against the Ravens.
"We're going to play a lot of our guys early on in this game, and I think it's important that those guys get work at those positions," Payton said, via the New Orleans Times-Picayune. "So, our plan early in the first quarter is to play our starters and then make a transition at some point. There'll be a handful of players who we'll continue to give more snaps to, and [Peat] would be a candidate along with the right guard position. A lot of it will just be dependent on kind of the numbers and where we're at at the start of the second quarter."
Should the Saints still find their guards lacking, they could turn to veteran Khalif Barnes. Payton announced Tuesday that Barnes, a 2005 third-round pick by the Jaguars, has signed with the team after spending the last seven years with the Raiders. He has experience as both a guard and a tackle.
Brandon Tate cut, Andrew Billings to IR as Bengals hit 75 players
Brandon Tate has been the primary kick and punt returner for the Bengals for most of the last five seasons, but he won't be continuing that streak in 2016.
The Bengals announced Tuesday that they released Tate as they made the cut to 75 players. Tate joined the Bengals on waivers in 2011 and has played in every one of the team's games over the last five years. He averaged 9.2 yards per punt return, scoring one touchdown, and 24.3 yards per kickoff return while also catching 33 passes.
In addition to cutting Tate, the Bengals placed rookie defensive tackle Andrew Billings on injured reserve. Billings had surgery to repair a torn meniscus this month and will have to make another attempt at winning playing time in 2017.
Defensive tackle Brandon Thompson will start the year on the physically unable to perform list, which leaves him ineligible to play or practice in the first six weeks of the year, and wide receiver Mario Alford was waived/injured to round out the team's moves.
Lions put Brandon Pettigrew on reserve/PUP as part of roster moves
The Lions got to today's 75-man roster deadline, by parking a couple of guys who hadn't practiced yet this season anyway.
Via Dave Birkett of the Detroit Free Press, the Lions placed tight end Brandon Pettigrew and wide receiver Corey Fuller on the reserve/physically unable to perform list, which will keep them off the field for at least the first six weeks of the regular season.
Pettigrew tore his ACL last December and isn't ready to contribute yet. Even with Eric Ebron hopeful for the opener, with Andrew Quarless suspended the first two games of the regular season, the Lions are extremely thin at tight end at the moment.
Fuller is coming off foot surgery. The Lions also released cornerback Brandon McGee, who was signed last week, getting them to the 75-man limit.
Browns won't rest starters this week
The Browns released linebacker Paul Kruger and traded punter Andy Lee on Monday, continuing the offseason theme of clearing out players acquired under previous regimes ahead of Hue Jackson's first season as coach.
With veterans leaving the team, the Browns are left with a fairly inexperienced group of players in line for significant playing time during the regular season. That group has had some high points in the first three preseason games but the bright spots have been intermittent, which likely made Jackson's decision about whether to play his starters in Thursday's preseason finale a pretty easy one.
"I think we need to play them," Jackson said, via ESPN.com. "I think we need to get better as a football team."
Jackson didn't say how much any of the players will play against the Bears, but it's hard to argue with his opinion that the team needs as much work as it can get before the start of the regular season.
Buccaneers down to 75 players
The deadline to get to 75 players falls on Tuesday afternoon, but there won't be any last minute sweating in Tampa because the Bucs are already there.
The team made a round of cuts over the weekend and announced two more on Tuesday morning to reach the limit. Wide receiver Donteea Dye was waived/injured and offensive lineman Joel Hale was waived.
Dye hurt his hamstring in the team's game against the Browns last Friday, ending his bid for a second year as a backup receiver and kick return option. Dye had 11 catches for 132 yards and a touchdown in 10 games last year and had one catch for 20 yards in preseason.
His departure leaves the Bucs with 10 receivers, many of whom will be on field this Thursday trying to grab spots on the lower rungs of the depth chart.
Hale signed with the team in July and was trying to convert to the offensive line after playing defensive tackle at Ohio State.


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It's that time again.
Here are your best and brightest from Week 8 in the Big Ten.
Punters Brad Nortman and Aaron Bates: Did you think I'd resist the chance to give helmet stickers to punters? Ha! Both these guys are well deserving after their roles in huge fourth-quarter fakes that led to come-from-behind victories. Nortman stunned Iowa with a 17-yard run on fourth-and-4 deep in Wisconsin territory during the Badgers' 31-30 victory, and Bates hit Bennie Fowler with a 23-yard completion on fourth-and-11 in the Spartans' 35-27 come-from-behind win. Bates, who also passed for a touchdown on a fake field goal against Notre Dame, now has a passer rating of 475. Not bad.
Michigan State's receivers: Some of you scoffed when I ranked Michigan State's receivers and tight ends as the Big Ten's best group before the season. They showed why Saturday with a tremendous collective effort against Northwestern. Mark Dell and B.J. Cunningham combined for 17 receptions, 220 receiving yards and three touchdowns, while Keith Nichol had two huge catches on the game-winning drive. And who can forget redshirt freshman Bennie Fowler, the recipient of the "Mousetrap" who also had a 22-yard touchdown run.
Ohio State LB Andrew Sweat: The Buckeyes defense missed a big piece Saturday in senior linebacker Ross Homan (foot), but Sweat stepped up in a big way to fill the void in a 49-0 win over Purdue. Sweat led a suffocating defensive effort with eight tackles, 2.5 tackles for loss, a forced fumble and a pass breakup. He shares the sticker with the rest of the defense, which held Purdue to nine first downs and just 118 total yards.
Illinois LB Martez Wilson: It has been a long, hard road for Wilson, but he's finally performing like the player we thought he'd be when he arrived in 2007. The junior led Illinois with 12 tackles, blocked a punt (one of two for Illinois) and recorded a pass breakup in a 43-13 win over Indiana. He shares the sticker with fellow defenders Patrick Nixon-Youman and Jonathan Brown, both of whom had interception returns for touchdowns.
Penn State RBs Evan Royster and Silas Redd: The Lions needed a lift from the run game after Rob Bolden went down with a head injury, and both Royster and Redd provided one. The senior and the freshman combined for 133 rush yards and a touchdown on only 19 carries in a 33-21 win over Minnesota. Receiver Derek Moye also came up big with touchdown catches of 42 and 9 yards.


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Miguel Cotto's Trainer: Margarito Could Have Continued
By Rey Colon
Madison Square Garden, New York City - Miguel Cotto's Cuban trainer, Pedro Díaz, agrees with Francisco Espinoza, the co-manager of Antonio Margarito. Diaz, like Espinoza, believes Margarito could have continued when the doctor stopped the action before the tenth round got underway on Saturday night.
Margarito's right eye appeared to be swollen shut, but the boxer claims that he was still able to see and when the doctor asked him for a finger count, Margarito correctly answered the doctor three times. The doctor still felt it was too dangerous to allow Margarito to continue and he stopped the fight. Cotto, who was well ahead on the official scorecards, was declared the winner by TKO.
Margarito argued that his eye was a lot worse in last year's loss to Manny Pacquiao and he was allowed to continue until the final bell. His team argued that Pawel Wolak's eye, in the first fight with Delvin Rodriguez earlier this year, was far more swollen than Margarito's right eye and he was allowed to continue until the end. Wolak-Rodriguez also took place in New York City and regulated by the same commission appointed doctors.
Most believe Margarito's severe orbital bone injury to the right eye, suffered in the fight with Pacquiao, influenced the doctors to stop the fight. Earlier this year, Margarito had a major surgical procedure on the eye and an artificial lens was inserted.
"I think that he could have continued. I didn't think the eye was that badly damaged [where the fight should have been stopped]. I've seen fights where [a fighter's eye] had more damage and [the fight] continued. I would have liked [for the fight to have continued]. But, I always said that we were going to give joy to the Puerto Rican people and that Margarito was going to be in the best shape of his career and his eye was in perfect condition," Diaz said.
Margarito could have continued!!! Continued to get his ass beat!!!!! LOLComment by gibo on 12-18-2011
Cotto beat that cheaters ass! done deal, margarito since getting caught couldn't whip his grandmother! The Bean Beetle got EXPOSEDComment by AllEyesOpen on 12-17-2011
I honestly believe that even If Marg's eye was hanging from the socket, he could have continued. Cotto did his job and could have survived the championship rounds, but i do think Marg was coming on strong his last round…Comment by Einstien on 12-17-2011
I dont care what anyone says, Im glad the fight finished in that manner. Its the best way for Cheato to feel the worse. If he would have lost by KO or Decision, the latter more likely, Cheato could have…Comment by Aracibo04 on 12-05-2011
[QUOTE=twosweethooks;11520205]Pedro Diaz is a good trainer !! He prepared Cotto perfectly !! I am happy for Cotto, I am so glad he shucked his uncle and STEWARD !! Steward makes me sick to hear him, he talks one way in…Post a Comment - View More User Comments (47)


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Cricket Or Cricket.com Or Mycricket.comcricket.com Internet U.S.A.
Cricket Or Cricket.com Or Mycricket.com victim of cricket credit card fraud Nyc Internet
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I noticed that on 5/1/08 cricket.com charge my credit card for $38 and 48 cent. am not a cricket sustomer and never use there services.
i try calling the number 1800-cricket(1800-274-2538) and other number i found 186-6384-4425 or 1800-617-0100. the 800-cricket is totally automated answer machine and since i dont have account with them, i couldent have access. all the other numbers i called they all say to call the 1800-cricket. i had to go to my bank and cancel my card and get a new one all i want is to get some info about the charge and find out who used my card just to avoid another fraud to my new card .
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American Law Firm They are liars and thieves the only thing they do is steal your money Sant Ana, California
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Executive Director of the Firm,he convenced me that he will get my loan modification if I pay him $3000 which I did, I was so desesperate, cause I am single mother and I didnt want to lose my house.
Over the course of 6 mths I supplied the American Law Firm with every piece of
documentation they asked for. The first Processor that was assigned to my case
was Susan Lopez, later was different people: Cassandra, Candice,Maria, Regina who was the supervisor at that moment(Last Name unknown)because they never provide me with the last names. Once a week I sent emails, phone calls, about the status of my loan modification, and only I received was NOT UPDATE MRS. MORA.
I also had a poor experience with American Law
Firm. They accepted payment upfront and did little to no legal work to get me a
loan modification. This is a violdation of SB94 which was inacted in 10/09 to
protect consumers against lawyers and Real Estate Agents. It clearly states
that no money can be charged/accepted upfront. On August 20,2011 I received a letter from this firma saying that they will not represent to me anymore and the case was close. I been calling and send them emails, for an explanation, and getting my documents back, but nobody answer the phone not even emails. I file a complaint with the Attorney General. Contact them at 1-800-952-5225. Also
report them to the FTC as they collect information and put together a class
action suit. Contact the FTC at 1-877-382-4357. Also, report them to the
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"American Law Firm" at some point changed names and made a new website offering securitization auditing services. I cannot find any recent work bein perfored by Property Solutions Center, so I'm assuming they shortly went outof busines or are in hiding again. They were performing audits to find flaws in the ownership of mortgage notes tied to properties. In most cases, companies continually over-promise and under-deliver and then fly under the radar until disgruntled clients just fade away. They were tied with other companies to handle the loss mitigation or settling of cases prior to court, but I havent seen any evidence showing the audits had enough value to proceed with following step. I have spoken to multiple employees there, or past employees I guess you can say, that said they weren't being paid on time, continually received bounced checks, and were eventually fired or forced to quit. All of their numbers are disconnected, so I dont know how they could still be accepting files for their scheme to supposedly help homeowners.
I would not advise anyone to do business with this firm and if you hired them for representation, I would look to try and get your money back if work was not performed and then file suit with the attorney general in your state.
Their contact information shows offices in California, Nevada and Arizona, but the registration of the site is private, and it's only been around since August 9, 2011. (See Whois) So for all of its claims of what it tells you it would like to do for you, it has absolutely no track record on the web to indicate that it can actually do it. To the contrary. It's unknown to the Better Business Bureau. It is not registered with the Secretary of State as a lawful business entity in either Arizona or Nevada and does not match the particulars of a registered California business with a similar name
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(Update: The DPB approved this application on July 25, with many conditions imposed. We will follow up with a post when details are made public.)
The redevelopment of the Safeway site at 1661 Davie Street (and Cardero) with a new Safeway and two towers goes before the Development Permit Board for final approval on July 25, 2016.
Development Permit Board
Regarding 1661 DAVIE STREET (DE419982) ZONE C-5A
Monday, July 25, 2016, starting at 3:00 p.m.
Town Hall Meeting Room, City Hall
Applicants: Henriquez Partners Architects, Westbank Project Corp, and Crombie REIT
Link: http://vancouver.ca/home-property-development/development-permit-board.aspx
This may be the largest development application going through the approval process since the West End Community Plan was adopted in November 2013, and for that reason, deserves close scrutiny. Does it comply with the Community Plan? And is the entire review process respectful of residents and the community? We see some problems, and they are worth noting not only for the West End but for all neighbourhoods in the City, especially those now in planning processes.
West End Neighbours has analyzed the application, comparing the promises of the West End Community Plan with the details proposed by the applicants:
Redevelopment of 1661 Davie Street (existing Safeway site): Does it fulfill Community Plan objectives? (West End Neighbours, 1-May-2016)
Our analysis shows concerns and gaps between the application and West End Community Plan, in terms of…
- Site Layout
- Size of Floorplates
- Streetscape and Building Finishes
- Lane Frontage
- Shadowing
- Public Realm
- Parking
- Construction Management
The application diverges from the West End Plan in several important ways, but the DPB has the power to put things on track — they can reject or approve the application, or require changes. Public input is important.
To provide your input to the Development Permit Board, you can speak in person, or write to the Meeting Coordinator (email@example.com) requesting the message to be distributed. You may also wish to share comments with City Council on the broader issue of change in the West End (email@example.com). Continue reading