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2010 Romance Movies
Scott Pilgrim Vs. the World
- August 13th, 2010
- 113 mins
- 82%
Meet charming and jobless Scott Pilgrim (Michael Cera). A bass guitarist for garage band Sex Bob-omb, the 22-year-old has just met the girl of his dreams...literally. The only catch to winning Ramona Flowers (Mary Elizabeth Winstead)? Her seven evil exes are coming to kill him. Genre-smashing filmmaker Edgar Wright ("Hot Fuzz," "Shaun of the Dead") tells the amazing story of one romantic slacker's quest to power up with love in "Scott Pilgrim vs. the World."
Scott Pilgrim has never had a problem getting a girlfriend. It's getting rid of them that proves difficult. From the girl who kicked his heart's ass--and now is back in town--to the teenage distraction he's trying to shake when Ramona rollerblades into his world, love hasn't been easy. He soon discovers, however, his new crush has the most unusual baggage of all: a nefarious league of exes controls her love life and will do whatever it takes to eliminate him as a suitor.
As Scott gets closer to Ramona, he must face an increasingly vicious rogues' gallery from her past--from infamous skateboarders to vegan rock stars and fearsomely identical twins. And if he hopes to win his true love, he must vanquish them all before it really is game over.
Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time
- May 28th, 2010
- 115 mins
- 36%
From the team that brought the "Pirates of the Caribbean" trilogy to the big screen, Walt Disney Pictures and Jerry Bruckheimer Films present "Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time," an epic action-adventure set in the mystical lands of Persia. A rogue prince (Jake Gyllenhaal) reluctantly joins forces with a mysterious princess (Gemma Arterton) and together, they race against dark forces to safeguard an ancient dagger capable of releasing the Sands of Time—a gift from the gods that can reverse time and allow its possessor to rule the world.
Easy A
- September 17th, 2010
- 92 mins
- 85%
After a little white lie about losing her virginity gets out, a clean cut high school girl (Emma Stone) sees her life paralleling Hester Prynne's in "The Scarlet Letter," which she is currently studying in school – until she decides to use the rumor mill to advance her social and financial standing.
- November 24th, 2010
- 100 mins
- 90%
When the kingdom's most wanted—and most charming—bandit Flynn Rider (voice of Zachary Levi) is taken hostage by Rapunzel (voice of Mandy Moore), a feisty teen with 70 feet of golden hair who's looking for her ticket out of the tower where she's been locked away for years, the unlikely duo sets off on a hilarious, hair-raising escapade filled with adventure, heart, humor and hair—lots of hair.
Walt Disney Pictures presents "Tangled," one of the most hilarious, hair-raising tales ever told. When the kingdom's most wanted—and most charming—bandit Flynn Rider (voice of Zachary Levi) hides out in a mysterious tower, he's taken hostage by Rapunzel (voice of Mandy Moore), a beautiful and feisty tower-bound teen with 70 feet of magical, golden hair. Flynn's curious captor, who's looking for her ticket out of the tower where she's been locked away for years, strikes a deal with the handsome thief and the unlikely duo sets off on an action-packed escapade, complete with a super-cop horse, an over-protective chameleon and a gruff gang of pub thugs. In theaters this holiday season in Disney Digital 3D™, "Tangled" is a story of adventure, heart, humor and hair—lots of hair.
Love and Other Drugs
- November 24th, 2010
- 113 mins
- 49%
Maggie is an alluring free spirit who won't let anyone - or anything - tie her down. But she meets her match in Jamie, whose relentless and nearly infallible charm serve him well with the ladies and in the cutthroat world of pharmaceutical sales. Maggie and Jamie's evolving relationship takes them both by surprise, as they find themselves under the influence of the ultimate drug: love. Based on Jamie Reidy's memoir "Hard Sell: The Evolution of a Viagra Salesman."
Life as We Know It
- October 8th, 2010
- 112 mins
- 28%
Holly Berenson (Katherine Heigl) is an up-and-coming caterer and Eric Messer (Josh Duhamel) is a promising network sports director. After a disastrous first date, the only thing they have in common is their dislike for each other and their love for their goddaughter, Sophie. But when they suddenly become all Sophie has in the world, Holly and Messer are forced to put their differences aside. Juggling career ambitions and competing social calendars, they'll have to find some common ground while living under one roof.
Dear John
- February 5th, 2010
- 105 mins
- 29%
Based on the Nicholas Sparks book. Tatum stars as a soldier who, while home on leave, falls for a conservative college student.
Blue Valentine
- December 29th, 2010
- 120 mins
- 88%
A complex portrait of a contemporary American marriage, "Blue Valentine" tells the story of David and Cindy, a couple who have been together for several years but who are at an impasse in their relationship. While Cindy has blossomed into a woman with opportunities and options, David is still the same person he was when they met, and is unable to accept either Cindy's growth or his lack of it. Innovatively structured, the narrative unfolds in two distinct time frames, juxtaposing scenes of first love and youthful sexuality, with those of disenchantment and discord.
Room in Rome
- November 11th, 2010
- 109 mins
In hotel room in the centre of Rome, two young women who have just met go on a physical journey which will touch their souls.
Sex and the City 2
- May 27th, 2010
- 120 mins
- 15%
The fun, the fashion, the friendship: "Sex and the City 2" brings it all back and more as Carrie (Sarah Jessica Parker), Samantha (Kim Cattrall), Charlotte (Kristin Davis) and Miranda (Cynthia Nixon) take another bite out of The Big Apple--and beyond--carrying on with their busy lives and loves in a sequel that truly sparkles. What happens after you say "I do"? Life is everything the ladies ever wished it to be, but it wouldn't be "Sex and the City" if life didn't hold a few more surprises...this time in the form of a glamorous, sun-drenched adventure that whisks the women away from New York to one of the most luxurious, exotic and vivid places on earth, where the party never ends and there's something mysterious around every corner. It's an escape that comes exactly at the right moment for the four friends, who are finding themselves in--and fighting against--the traditional roles of marriage, motherhood and more. After all, sometimes you just have to get away with the girls.


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Users Guide to Startup Advisors
Posted by Tim Berry on December 6th, 2012
What's an advisor to a startup deal? Technically, advisor is one of those bucket terms that means anything and everything, depending on context. Those names and faces and backgrounds that turn up in pitches and business plans might be deep and important relationships, somebody with options or equity who is going to be helping for the long term; or meaningless fluff, somebody who agreed once to have his or her name appear, but really does nothing.
When advisors come up in a pitch, I immediately ask how advisors are compensated and what they really do.
And here's how I feel about the answers I get:
- Free advisors are likely to be as valuable as free advice. Yes there are exceptions to that rule, like family and long-time business relationships, but most of the time no compensation means no thought, no effort, no real contribution. Everybody's busy. I see way too many deals bragging about advisors who are just lending their name to the business plan, as a favor to a former student or friend of a friend. I don't believe they're going to make calls, dig into details to offer real advice, or get dirty. And it hurts the credibility of founders when they show off names that don't really mean anything.
- Advisors with small equity shares are good, and advisors with options are as good or even better. These are people who probably will return calls, and make calls, and pitch in to help.
- Advisors with options or equity should be long-term people who will stay with the company from startup to exit. Equity is forever. Options can become equity. Nobody should ever be on the capital table for what they did once in the past. Everybody's busy, but options motivate people to help.
- I dislike professionals as advisors. Attorneys and accountants, for example, are better as professional friends than as advisors with equity or options. Their business model values fees, not equity. So the advisee companies get the last quarter hour of the last day. And having a vendor own shares means fewer shares for the investors and management team. When a web designer is the advisor I wonder what that means down the road as the startup grows. Free web design forever? Why is the web designer not a regular team member. Why are they holding back?
- Advisors can have too much equity. There's no exact rule but when an advisor who isn't really working with the company regularly ought not to have even a whole percentage point of equity.
Advice is easy to get. Help, contributions, real discussions, digging into the details, making calls, returning calls, opening doors, and getting things done, that can be really valuable.
And on both sides, investor and startup, we need to figure out what advisor really means.
Written by Tim Berry
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The Right Startup Advisors Are As Valuable As Money
If you are a new entrepreneur, or entering a new business area, it's always worth your time to assemble an Advisory Board of two or three executives who have travelled that road before. You need them before you need funding, and if you select the wrong people, or use them incorrectly, no amount of money will likely save your startup.
How do I get in touch with investors/funds with just an idea and no product?
There are many wonderful ideas, and they are not necessarily easy to come up with. So congratulations on having thought of one!
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Is there an incubator for aspiring Angel Investors or VCs?
No, but there are several sets of courses on angel investing that can provide a good base from which to start. The most comprehensive and best known is the Power of Angel Investing seminar series developed by the Angel Resource Institute (formerly known as the Angel Capital Education Foundation, and prior to that part of the Angel Capital Association). It
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Tim – I always like your short thought provoking blogs with practical advice
Can I assume that Mentors are just another name for Advisors?


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Cedar Rapids Gazette (Newspaper) - November 2, 1974, Cedar Rapids, Iowa LCMS Dispute The Cedar Rapids Gazette: Sat., Nov. 2. 1974 Local Ministers Feel the Impact The Message Center church nothing By Pat Peterson Disputes within denomination art new There have been disputes since the time of Martin Lu-ther to the present day Some disputes an* worked out within the denomination, In other cases, the rift has been so serious that new de-nominations were formed. No one knows yet what is going to happen in the Lutheran Church Missouri Synod. The conservative and moderate factions of the Church are at odds with the basic difference being Biblical interpretation Creates Problem The majority of the denomination falls under the conservative heading which creates a problem for the ministers of the moderate belief. An example of one such man caught in the dispute is the Rev. Richard Osing of Trinity Lutheran church. Because of his beliefs, he is resigning his post as senior pastor at Trinity and hits- a very real concern that he could be defrocked because of the stand he has taken Trinity is one of five Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod (LCMS) churches in the Cedar Rapids-Marion area Pastor Osing and the Rev. John Huber, St. Paul's Lutheran church. Marion, talked about the stand they have taken as moderates Pastor Osing has boon at Trinity for three and one half years. Pastor Huber has been at St. Paul's for seven years. Both are graduates of Concordia seminary. St. I/>uis I he method subscribed to by Pastors Osing and Huber is the historical-critical method which used literary, form, redaction and canonical means in interpretation. Another factor in the dispute is the organization called Evangelical Lutherans in Mission (ELIM). Pastor Osing was elected to the national board of the group in August, 1974. Pastor Huber is also a member of the group The purpose of ELIM, Pastor Osing said, is to be* a confessing movement within the Church, to alert the members of the l/'MS that Resolution Richard Osing the priority of the Gospel is being replaced by another priority, namely accepting literal interpretation of the Bible. Supportive Arm Pastor Osing said ELIM is also a supportive arm to the ministers who are of moderate beliefs. ELIM has about 12.(KM) members. 2.(KXI of which are Pastor Osing said the dispute came to a head at the Church's convention in New Orleans. The* convention delegate's passed a resolution condemning the Concordia seminary' faculty majority positions as being doctrine which should not be tolerated by the Church Concordia in the largest LCMS seminary in the U. S. Dr. J. A. (). Preus. president of the denomination, issued a statement at the convention. Pastor Osing said. as public doctrine, binding on all members of the synod Pastors Osing and Huber are opposed to the resolution and statement. They stand in support of Dr. John Tietjen, former president of Concordia who was dismissed for his teachings Method Pastor Osing said the resolution makes it impossible to use* contemporary methods of Biblical interpretations in the LCMS. Christian Churches To Host Evangelist The six area Christian Churches (Disciples of Christ) will conclude a period of extensive evangelism under the leadership of the Rev. Benny Boling with spinal services Sunday and Nov. ll) and a week of intensive calling Pastor Boling will speak Sunday morning at Cedar, First and Noelridge Christian churches. In the afternoon he will address a joint meeting of the Urbana, Oak Grove and Shellsburg Christian churches at Urbana. At 6 p.m. he will lead the training s**ssion for callers at First Christian church, Cellar Rapids. _ Benny Boling He is pastor of Park Avenue Christian church, Des Moines, and servc*s as a director of All Church Evangelism, a national program of evangelism with headquarters in Stillwater, Okla The six Christian churches will observe Nov. ll) as Decision Day. ATTEND GRACE BAPTIST CHURCH THIS SUNDAY JBT! ndoy School 9 45 A M. ming Service 0:50 A M ming Service 5.30 P M. fed Service 7.30 PM, dependent I So. 15th St. Don Martin Pastor Home of Grace Christian School Grace Gospel Hour Sat 9:45 AM KTOf Free Bus Transportation Phone 377 5032 Fundamental Marion, Iowa SUNDAY SERVICES 9:30 and 11:00 A.M. Manage by Paul Little executive Associate of Inter-Varsity Christian Fellowship WESTMINSTER PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Third Avenue at Bever A Fourteenth St. SI people. He said many people may identify with ELIM even though they are non members. "Many people in the LCMS have not studied the technical issues," said Pastor Osing. "They have reacted on an emotional level or have accepted the* condemnation of KLIM on the grounds that that is what the authorities say." Pastor Osing said he expects more definite steps to be taken against the moderates and their stand at the LCMS convention in 1975. He said action at the convention may make it impossible for him to take any post in the LCMS and he may have to transfer to another Lutheran denomination if he wishes to remain an active minister Pastor Osing said there may he a major split in the synod following the convention and that a new group may be formed He said ELIM is opposed to forming a new group. "I anticipate ELIM to provide a temporary support structure until realignment of all Lutherans in the country takes place." "The important issue is not whether an incident described in the Bible happened literally the way it is described, but what meaning that incident sht*ds on the way God deals with his people in terms of judgment and grace. congregation and fought the action, but "at this [mint I feel that staying would destroy friendships and even divide families in the parish. I can not believe that would accomplish anything good." Pastor Osing said hi* was very reluctant to give up the ministry because he considers the call to the ministry a sacred matter He said the trouble for him started when a group of parents in the congregation objected to what was being taught in the confirmation classes. The parents, he said, did not feel he was teaching the Bible the way it should be taught Sisters Of Mercy ' 'Gospel Road" Invitation Accused "Moderates basically believe most incidents described in the Bible are historical. We have been unfairly accused that if we do not accept the historicity (actual occurrence) of the Jonah incident, we do not accept the historicity of the resurrection of Jesus,'' Pastor Osing said. "You can look at an incident this way or that way hut still not destroy the Gospel," said Pastor Huber. "They can exist beautifully side by side." Pastor Osing said the conservative element of the church said there is only one way to look at things—its way. Because Pastor Osing can not accept this view, he was asked by his church hoard Oct. 24 to resign and seek another position. Pastor Osing said he feels that some members of his church who feel the same way he does will look at his invitation to leave as an invitation for them to leave also. Pastor Osing said his future plans are indefinite. He is currently attending the Clinical Pastoral Education program at St Luke's hospital. He said he plans to finish the program and become a certified chaplain. Pastor Huber, though not threatened with losing his parish, also faces a dilemma.' His beliefs are in accord with Pastor Osing's. His congregation at the present is accepting both views and he said they seem to co-exist without any problems. "How can we as a congregation and myself as a minister identify with Pastor Osing and the movement as a whole? "How can we as a congregation continue to act openly and in a Gospel oriented way? "The impact the split is having on the morale of the ministers can be felt. How can we continue to speak the good word and not bi' hampered by what has happened?" questioned Pastor Huber. Pastor Huber said he was not as afraid for himself as he was for the continuation of relationships and cooperation between members of his congregation. The Sisters of Mercy will celebrate their centennial with a special liturgy at St. Matthew's Catholic church Sunday at 12:15 p.m. A reception for the sisters will he held following the service a' Kean hall. An open house will be held in the afternoon at the two new convents next to St. Matthews. Millersburg Community MILLERSBURG - The Rev Jerry E. Breese has assumed the pastorate at the Community church west of Millersburg. Pastor Breese previously served at Woodland Community church, Runnells. He is a graduate of Calvary Bible college, Kansas City, Mo. He succeeds the Rev. Roy T Hoover who moved to rural North English. Resign He said he will resign post at Trinity. He said could have stayed in his he his John Huber ministers and 10.000 of which are lay people. The synod has about three million members. Pastor Huber said he does not think the numbers accurately reflect the feeling of the CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH 3rd Avenue & I 2th Street SW Cedar Rapids, Iowa "The warm hearted church with the heart-warming message Invites you to share with them each Lord s Day as follows; Sunday Bible School— 9.30-10 30 AM Morning Worship Service—10:45-1 1:45 AM Evening Gospel Service—7:00 8 OO PM Wednesdays' 'prayer-and-share' time—7.OO PM Rev. Harry R. Egner, Pastor Rev. Wayne Peterson, Youth Pastor (In fellowship with Conservative Baptists) ST. PAUL'S UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 1340 THIRD AVENUE SE Pre§ent§ a Youth Service a comtemporary musical by Buryi Red "It s Cool in the Furnace" SUNDAY, NOV. 3, 9.30 and 11:00 WORSHIP SERVICES Dr. W.A. Mater Slated To Speak At Mission Raiiy MANCHESTER - Dr. Walter A. Maier, jr., wellknown Lutheran speaker, educator and lecturer, will he the keynote speaker at an Eastern Iowa Missions rally Nov. IO at 2 p m, in the junior high school gymnasium here. Dave Scheie, anchorman of WMT-TV news; the Rev. John Zimmerman, president of the Iowa District East of the Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod, and other local and area church leaders will also appear on the program. Dr Maier, son of the late Walter A. Maier. founder and first speaker of the International Lutheran Hour radio broadcast, is presently a professor at Concordia seminary, Springfield, III. He is a vice-president of the Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod. The film, "Gospel Road", conceived and produced by .Johnny Cash and June Carter Cash, will bi' shown at nine area churches Sunday. The churches presenting the film are First Baptist, Anamosa; Twin Furies Baptist and Trinity Church of the Nazarene, Cedar Rapids; United Methodist, Manchester; United Methodist, Mt. Vernon; St. Paul's United Methodist, Olin; Faith Lutheran church at the Swisher Legion hall; First Baptist, Vinton, and Hoover Wesleyan, Walker First Congregational A contemporary worship liturgy composed by the former University of Iowa musician, Dr. Daniel Moe, will be the format for the November worship services each Sunday at First Congregational church. Dr Moo s "Worship for Today'' is a service of music and the spoken word by ministers, choir and congregation. Noelridge Park Baptist Taped Messages James Counihan Anyone interested in joining a taping group of messages by Col. Bob Thiema, pastor and teacher from Houston, Texas, should contact Mr. and Mrs. Giles Norton. 1785 Sherbrook drive NE. St. John's Lutheran Calvary Baptist The following boys received awards Monday at Calvary Baptist church as members of Christian Service Brigade: Lance Beck, Kirk Beck, Dan Morrow, Don Morrow. Tim Marshall, Mark Marshall, Greg Herdlicka, Jon Meyer and Joe Meyer. The Rev. James J. Counihan, executive director of the American Evangelism Assn , St Paul, will hold special services Saturday through Friday at Noelridge Park Bap-tist church each evening at 7:30. He will also speak at the Sunday morning service. Pastor Counihan, from Roseville, Minn., attended Bethel college and Bethel seminary. Tie served as student pastor at Shoreview Baptist church, St. Paul, and as pastor of Central Avenue Baptist church, Chicago. Church Broadcasts During the month of November, the church broadcasts scheduled each Sunday at 4 p.m. on KCRG radio will originate from the Cedar Christian (Disciples of Christ) church. The Rev. Neville Clayton is pastor. Edgewood Baptist Sigourney Baptist SIGOURNEY - Evangelist ('. J. Sc hultz, Des Moines, will speak at the First Baptist church here Saturday through Friday. Services will hi* held each evening at 7:30 p m. Schultz rn a graduate of Faith Baptist Bible college, Ankeny, and since his graduation in 1973 has been a full-time evangelistic minister. The Jaronas', a magic and illusion act. will present a Gospel magic presentation at the Edgewood Baptist church Sunday at 9 30 am The program will include illusion and ventriloquism. Cedar Valley Bible The monthly potluck supper will Im* held Sunday at 5 30 p m prior to the evening service at Cedar Valley Bible church VICTOR — An organ and choir reformation will be held at St. John's Lutheran church, six miles south of Victor, Sunday at 7:30 p m Richard Haas, a graduate instructor at the University of Iowa, will play the organ and the choir and instrumental ensemble from St. Paul's University Lutheran church, Iowa City, will share the program. St. Paul's United Methodist The Chapel choir of St. Paul's United Methodist church will present a modern cantata, "It's Cool in the Furnace", by Hawthorne and Reed, Sunday at the 9 30 and ll a m. services Cedar Hills Reformed The Cedar Hills Community Reformed church will begin a month of "Discovering Our Commitment'' Sunday. Paul Little, co-chairman of the International Congress on World Evangelism, will speak at the ll a m. service. Westminster Presbyterian Paul Little, executive associate of Inter-Varsity Christian Fellowship, will speak Sunday at 9:30 a rn. at Westminster Presbyterian church at the Women's Assn. annual praise service. Interdenominat'l "The Sound of Love", a film about a Dutch girl who escaped death rn a Nazi gas chamber, will hi' shown Sunday at 7 p.m. at the Interdenominational church. 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So its 3:00AM and i cant sleep again~
I decided I should post something on this site since I barely get to write. This poem talks about not focusing on just the now, to not be lost in what your situation is and to look ahead at the things that can happen (for the better or worse)
Sorry if there are grammatical errors as I'm not the best writer
"Lost" is what he said, eyes dewy as he looked at me.
came from a place who was long from where we be.
I couldn't understand how he got so far from here,
was it traveler's interest or perhaps away from his career?
"I can tell you quite surely.." i responded back at him
"that you can be found if you'd stop looking at the ground."
"what ever do you mean?" he tilted his head curiously,
"I assure you im quite alright in where i cast my view, maybe it is
you who is askew from the view of my being."
"maybe not.." i quickly said with out haste, "for you should not be lost,
for if you looked ahead of you, you can see can see where you are headed"
as i pointed toward the sign, he pause and he read it.
"you were never lost, you just looked where nothing was,
don't be mislead looking only where you tread, forward is where you are."


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I strode into the palace boldly. My boot heels rapping on the hard tile. I smiled to myself, fingering the blade of my knife.
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"Not now." I waved him away with the hand holding the knife. "I have important business to discuss with the king."
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"You'll never know." I hissed, holding the knife under his chin.
"Please, Jasper." the man protested. "You'll never kill an old friend." I smiled again.
"Times have changed." I said, moving the blade just a little closer, so a single drop of blood slid down the blade.
"Silver." a loud voice boomed down the hallway. I withdrew the knife. "I won't have you killing subjects loyal to me."
"Yes your majesty." I said, bowing low. Straightening again I continued, "I have important news. I have--" I stopped as the king looked pointedly at the man I had nearly sliced the throat of. I had forgotten he was there. At the kings glance, he hurried away.
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We walked in silence, for a time before I could contain myself no longer. "We discovered which range the rebels are hiding in. And which race is helping them."


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Cut approx. 45 links of chain. Hang the skull charm from the centre link.
Thread a piece of wire through the cross and create a loop at either end. Attach the bottom loop to the same link as the skull.
Cut another 31 links of chain and attach the centre link to the loop at the top of the cross. Join the ends of chain together at each end using a jump ring.
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Finish by adding approx. 23 links of chain to either side, and attach a toggle clasp using jump rings.
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Then again he would be thrown back into a complete sleep, dreaming nothing but of pain and anguish. He hated it. He wished he had never been born. Even his life wasn't worth this.
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The University of Michigan seeks nominations and invites applications for the position of Provost and Executive Vice President for Academic Affairs. The Provost and Executive Vice President for Academic Affairs (EVPAA) is the chief academic officer and chief budget officer for the University's Ann Arbor campus, and is responsible for leadership of the educational, scholarly, and research missions of the institution and for fostering academic excellence and integrity.
The Provost and EVPAA (hereafter referred to as Provost) reports to the University President and works closely with the President and Board of Regents in a role of broad leadership and oversight. The Provost reviews recommendations for faculty appointment, promotion and tenure across the University and is responsible for a number of functions intended to foster the academic excellence of the institution. At Michigan, the Provost also serves as the chief budget officer for the University. In these roles, he or she works closely with the deans of the 19 schools and colleges as well as the Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer, who has general responsibility for the financial affairs of the University; and the Executive Vice President for Medical Affairs and Dean of the UM Medical School, who serves as the chief executive officer for the academic medical center (Michigan Medicine) and affiliated entities.
About the University of Michigan
The University of Michigan is one of the great public research universities in the nation and the world. Since the nineteenth century it has served as a national model of a complex, diverse, and comprehensive public institution of higher learning that supports excellence in research, provides outstanding undergraduate, graduate, and professional education, and demonstrates commitment to public service and engagement.
The University was chartered in 1817 by the Michigan territorial legislature and was initially located in Detroit. In 1837, after Michigan had been admitted to the Union, the State of Michigan renewed the charter and relocated the University to Ann Arbor, where classes were first held in 1841. Today, the main campus is located in Ann Arbor, 35 miles west of Detroit, with regional campuses located in the cities of Dearborn and Flint. The University is currently engaged in a year-long celebration of its bicentennial marked with special curricular offerings, major academic colloquia, and commemorative arts performances and festivals.
With about 120,000 inhabitants, Ann Arbor is situated on lush, rolling terrain along the banks of the Huron River. Worldly and sophisticated, yet friendly and accessible, it is a classic college town in the tradition of Cambridge and Berkeley. Intellectual, artistic, and recreational opportunities in the broader community abound for people of all ages. Ann Arbor perennially ranks in magazine polls as one of the best places to live and raise a family in the U.S.
Since 2014, the University has been led by President Mark S. Schlissel. Dr. Schlissel is also Professor of Microbiology and Immunology and Professor of Internal Medicine in the Medical School and Professor of Cell and Development Biology in UM's College of Literature, Science and the Arts. In his first two years at Michigan his major focus has been advancing academic excellence at UM through large scale multi-disciplinary efforts across the campus; advancing diversity, equity and inclusion; and promoting public engagement and service. Prior to becoming Michigan's 14th president, Dr. Schlissel was provost at Brown University and Professor of Biochemistry and dean for the biological sciences at University of California-Berkeley.
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The University of Michigan is a founding member of the Association of American Universities (AAU).
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The Provost will work with the President in promoting and pursuing the long-term academic excellence of the University, in collaboration with the Board of Regents, the deans, the chairs and directors, the executive officers, and the faculty, students, and staff. A key responsibility of the Provost is to promote excellence and diversity in undergraduate, graduate, and professional education and scholarship. She or he will appoint, oversee, and work with the deans of the colleges and directors of other academic units to maintain and enhance excellence and realize the academic aspirations of the individual schools and of the University as a whole. A candidate for the position must possess sound judgment and broad understanding of academic disciplines in all academic matters of the University, with particular attention to faculty hiring, promotion, and tenure.
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Governance and Reporting Relationships
The University is governed by the Regents of the University, consisting of eight members elected at large in the biennial state elections, and the President of the University, who serves as an ex officio member. The Regents serve without compensation for overlapping terms of eight years. According to the Michigan Constitution of 1963, the Regents are responsible for "general supervision" of the institution and "the control and direction of all expenditures from the institution's funds." The Regents meet periodically in formal public sessions as well as in informal sessions. The Provost attends all formal public sessions of the Regents and participates in most informal sessions. He/she works closely with the Regents throughout the year on a broad range of issues within the scope of his/her responsibilities and provides regular updates to the Regents on the academic and budgetary progress of the institution.
The Provost reports directly to the President. He/she works closely with the other executive officers and senior leaders of the institution. Additional information on the roles and responsibilities of the executive leadership team may be found at: http://president.umich.edu/leadership-team/executive-officers. More than thirty individuals report directly to the Provost, including the deans of the schools and colleges. In the capacity of dean, the Executive Vice President for Medical Affairs and Dean of the Medical School also reports to the Provost. The Provost is assisted by a number of Vice Provosts responsible for various domains and programs within the scope of the position.
The schematic below shows the basic reporting structure to and for the Provost. Additional information on the current organization and function of the Office of the Provost may be found at http://www.umich.edu/~provost.
All members of the professorial staff, the deans, and the executive officers of the University of Michigan comprise the University Senate. The Senate Assembly, an elected body of 74 members of the Senate, acts as the legislative arm of the Senate. The Senate Advisory Committee on University Affairs (SACUA) is the executive arm of the Senate and Senate Assembly, and consults on behalf of the Senate with the President, Provost, and other executive officers on matters of University policy. In addition, the Senate Assembly has established standing committees for consultation and advice specific to each of the vice presidents. In the case of the Provost, this committee is the Academic Affairs Advisory Committee.
Budget and Finance
The revenues and expenditures of the University are maintained in accordance with the principles of fund accounting. The total operating budget for the Ann Arbor campus was approximately $7.5 billion for fiscal year 2017 including about $3.7 billion for the University Health System. In FY 2017, the budget for the academic operations of the campus totaled approximately $3.4 billion, of which about $1.9 billion is in the General Fund. General Fund revenues for FY2017 included: $309 million appropriation from the State of Michigan, $1.395 billion in tuition and fees, and $227 million in indirect cost recoveries. Other sources of revenue for the academic enterprise include philanthropy, both gifts and endowment distribution ($465 million in FY 2017) and sponsored research, with expenditures for fiscal year 2017 projected at $1.1 billion, placing U-M among the top institutions in the nation in terms of largest expenditure of competitively awarded funds.
The University Budget (UB) system is a modified "activity-based" budget system that has evolved into its present form during the past decade. The UB system includes a mix of activity-based and discretionary budgeting. Increases in student enrollment and in sponsored research, as well as in auxiliary activity (such as provision of clinical services) lead to flows of resources to the units that do the work and obtain the revenue. The system generates significant funds for a Provost to invest in new initiatives and re-allocate resources among academic units to meet the changing needs of the University. More information on the budget system can be found at www.umich.edu/~provost/budgeting/.
In Fall 2013, the University publicly launched a $4 billion capital campaign titled Victors for Michigan. The priorities of the campaign are: student support, engaged learning and support of bold ideas. As of January, 2017, $3.8 billion has been raised and the University is on track to significantly surpass its original goal. The new Provost will work closely with the President, Vice President for Development, and other executive officers in completing the campaign, which will end in 2018. He or she will play a particular leadership role in the $1 billion campaign goal for student support as well as working closely with deans and directors on their unit campaign fundraising goals.
Other Major Responsibilities
In addition to the general responsibilities related to the academic and budgetary affairs of the institution, the Provost also provides leadership for the following current major initiatives and areas of focus:
Diversity, Equity and Inclusion
In Fall 2016, the University launched a five-year strategic plan to promote diversity, equity and inclusion. The plan was the product of an 18-month grassroots planning process that spanned the campus and resulted in 49 unit-based plans that were integrated into the campus-wide blueprint. The University is investing $85 million in new funding in the five-year plan on top of its average annual spend of $40 million on DEI resources and programming. Overall responsibility for implementation of the plan rests with the Vice Provost for Equity and Inclusion and Chief Diversity Officer, a new role created by the plan and reporting to the Provost. For more information, please visit www.diversity.umich.edu/.
Academic Innovation
The University has launched a major effort to create a culture of innovation in teaching and learning. Spearheaded by the Office of Academic Innovation which reports to the Provost, the University is pushing forward programs in: personalized learning at scale, which facilitates large scale technology solutions for inside and outside the classroom; curricular innovation, which supports faculty use of new modes of learning such as residential MOOCs and flipped classrooms; and learning analytics, which seeks to empower students, faculty and administrators to make more informed choices to improve learning outcomes. For more information, please visit www.ai.umich.edu/events/ai-initiative/.
Poverty Solutions
Poverty Solutions at the University of Michigan is a new interdisciplinary initiative launched in Fall 2016 that aims to become a leader in informing, identifying and testing new strategies for the prevention and alleviation of poverty in Michigan and beyond. While rooted in an understanding of the causes and consequences of poverty, the focus of Poverty Solutions will be on an action-based agenda informing strategies for the prevention and alleviation of poverty. Through its focus on research and engaged learning, and by joining forces with private foundations, government agencies, policymakers and community organizations, this initiative will be uniquely placed to do outstanding scholarship, train the next generation of leaders in this field, and foster positive change in society. For more information, please visit www.poverty.umich.edu.
Humanities Collaboratory
Launched by the UM Provost under the administrative umbrella of the Institute for the Humanities, the Michigan Humanities Collaboratory provides resources for humanities scholars to experiment with collaborative, team-based approaches to humanities research, its communication to the broader public, and the training of the next generation of humanities scholars. Led by humanities faculty, teams including other university faculty, librarians, and humanists, undergraduate and graduate students and postdocs, will work together on large-scale projects from development to dissemination as they develop new collaborative models of humanistic scholarship. For more information, visit https://www.sites.lsa.umich.edu/collaboratory/.
Environment and Sustainability
Under the leadership of the Provost, the University is pursuing major organizational changes related to its educational and research programming in the areas of the environment and sustainability. Central to the new structure is the creation of a new school, the School for Environment and Sustainability, that addresses global sustainability challenges at the intersection of the environment and society through research, teaching and civic engagement. As a new type of school, it will be organized around disciplinary clusters and interdisciplinary sustainability themes, relying on expertise from the fields of sustainability science, design, engineering, public policy, the humanities and the arts. For more information regarding environment and sustainability, please visit www.publicaffairs.vpcomm.umich.edu/environmentsustainability-education-structure/.
Based on the 2015 report of a faculty panel chaired by the Provost, President Schlissel has announced a major effort to integrate and strengthen the biosciences across the university. Key to these efforts is the creation of a new Vice Provost and Director of the Biosciences position that will report to the Provost and work with a coordinating committee of faculty and scientific leaders across the institution to recruit 30 outstanding new faculty scientists and invest an additional $150M in research infrastructure. Planning is also underway for campus-wide initiative in precision health. For more information, please visit www.president.umich.edu/areas-of-focus/biosciences/.
Data Science
In Fall 2015, the University announced its plans to invest $100 million over the next five years in a data science initiative to enhance opportunities for student and faculty researchers to tap into the enormous power of "big data." The umbrella of the initiative supports faculty hiring, research initiatives, and educational opportunities as well as expanding UM's research computing capacity and associated resources. As part of this initiative, the Michigan Institute for Data Science (MIDAS) was formed and has launched challenge initiatives in learning analytics, transportation, social sciences and health sciences. The Data Science program is overseen by the Vice President for Research, with close interactions to the Provost. For more information, please visit www.midas.umich.edu/dsi/.
Professional Experience / Qualifications
The Provost is the intellectual and scholarly leader of the University of Michigan and has ultimate responsibility for all academic programs, operations, initiatives and budgets. Working with the President, the Board of Regents, and a diverse set of constituents including university administrators, faculty, students, staff, alumni, donors, foundations, and members of the larger community, the Provost will help to shape and articulate the University's mission as a premiere public institution of higher education.
The Provost must be a scholar who qualifies for a tenured faculty appointment in a relevant department and who possesses vigor, high standards, and imagination. He/she must be committed to working to identify, increase, and improve opportunities for interdisciplinary collaboration in research and scholarship among faculty, and in teaching at the graduate, professional and undergraduate levels. She or he must recognize academic quality and excellence in diverse forms, encourage excellence at every level of the University, and make a priority increasing access for qualified students regardless of financial means.
The Provost must promote the mission of the University as a public institution. He or she must have a deep commitment to and understanding of diversity — in all of its dimensions — as a force for academic excellence at the heart of the institution's mission. The Provost must be able to pursue and promote diversity, and to foster a meaningful and interactive pluralism within the University.
The Provost must be able to work adeptly and collegially in a decentralized environment, characterized by strong deans and academic and administrative leaders, and be able to lead, in an era of limited economic growth, the skillful and strategic allocation of the University's resources in ways that advance academic excellence and opportunity.
Other qualities of the ideal candidate include:
- An outstanding profile of intellectual leadership and of distinguished scholarship and teaching, suitable for a tenured appointment as a full professor, and an earned doctorate or other terminal degree;
- Significant leadership and management experience in complex higher education environments, including strong financial and budget management skills;
- Ability and willingness to take measured risks for the achievement of academic excellence;
- Ability to inspire and galvanize the diverse and sometimes competing constituencies within the University to collaborate for common goals;
- Commitment to academic freedom, tenure, and other traditional academic values as well as an appreciation for the value brought by diverse perspectives;
- Demonstrated skill and experience in leading and promoting diversity, equity and inclusion as well as an understanding of and dedication to diversity, equity and inclusion in all aspects of University life;
- Strong written and oral communication skills and the ability to represent and motivate support for the mission, interests, and accomplishments of the University to audiences within and beyond the campus;
- The vision and tact to set priorities, to make difficult and controversial decisions, and to handle delicate personnel and personality conflicts;
- A commitment to enhancing the quality of student learning at the graduate, undergraduate, and professional levels;
- An understanding of the evolving role of libraries and technology in higher education and an appreciation for the technological needs of the University and its faculty;
- Ability to delegate authority, motivate, collaborate, and trust and support the abilities of others;
- Skill in working with administrators, faculty, staff, and students in a climate of openness and transparency, integrity, trust, mutual respect, and collaborative problem solving;
- Ability to effectively and openly negotiate and build consensus in the context of academic and local communities, including a commitment to civic engagement;
- Sensitivity, fairness, compassion, and objectivity in decision-making;
- An active, energetic and well-organized personality, with a sense of humor and collegiality,
- An appreciation of the culture and history of a large public research university, and the University of Michigan in particular; and
- Personal and professional integrity in the highest degree.
The University of Michigan offers an attractive compensation and benefits package, commensurate with the successful candidate's background and experience.
Nominations and applications
The Search Committee will begin reviewing candidates immediately and will continue until the position is filled. For fullest consideration, please apply by Thursday, March 2, 2017.
Applications should include 1) a detailed curriculum vitae and 2) a letter of interest that addresses the responsibilities and requirements described above, as well as the applicant's motivation to apply. To ensure full consideration, inquiries, nominations, and applications should be submitted electronically, in confidence, to:
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text: CHICAGO, April 9, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- Talent from Chicago's Beast, Company 3 and Method Studios recently collaborated with flawless effort to finish Nike's "No Angel," a work that illustrates the pain, honor and rewards of struggle, through stunning visuals of a seemingly indifferent city. Nike wanted "No Angel" to create a distinct and relatable identity for the sprawling, image-obsessed, Los Angeles market while paying homage to the City of Angels' celebrated obsession with the spotlight. The piece was directed by Go Film's Brigg Bloomquist for San Francisco's new boutique shop, Union Made Creative. To view the ad visit: https://beast.wiredrive.com/present-reel/token/95c550f3d60f8e5b667817d20435542e Beast editor, Morgan Bradley, brought together several storylines of relentless work to paint one evocative and honest picture of an athlete's life. "I was blown away by the intensity of the athletes. Watching them push themselves to the limit was incredibly stirring," said Bradley. Working for a week with Bloomquist and Union Made's CCO Keith Cartwright, Bradley unified these disparate narratives into a harmoniously inspiring chronicle of the determination it takes to succeed. "I'm so happy with my collaboration with Keith and Brigg, and so proud of the final product." Company 3 colorist Tyler Roth, collaborated with Brigg and Keith to grade the spot, honing in on the Nike Los Angeles campaign title, Shine. "It was important for us to create a look that felt like Nike but at the same time, was distinctly ' Los Angeles'," said Roth. "We found that by sneaking hints of sunlight or gradated warmth into the sky, even the darker, grittier scenes took on an LA glow." Ultimately, Roth and Company 3 sought to emphasize the different vignettes while still preserving the unifying storyline of anonymity through both color and texture. Method Studios' Senior Flame Artist, Bruno Fukumothi, joined the team to add further drama and emotion to the visuals. "When Beast and Company 3 shared the need to improve the beauty of the commercial, we decided to experiment with grain and lens flares," said Fukumothi. "A lot of care went into every shot as the grain was treated differently depending on the light caught in camera. On a few shots, lens flares were added to push natural effects even further and the results were even better than we had hoped."