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This painting of 'Iolani Luahine by Shelley Grisbrook, completed in 2005, is based on a 1961 photograph by Francis Haar. It depicts Luahine dancing a hula that is said to be dedicated to King Kamehameha, comparing the King's virtues to the island of Kaua'i.
'Iolani Luahine (1915-1978) was esteemed as a performer of chant-accompanied hula, an older form of the ancient dance, and recognized as one of a handful of individuals responsible for the survival of this form in the twentieth century. Praised by Ted Shawn as "an artist of world stature," she was trained by her aunt Keahi Luahine (1877-1937) and subsequently taught and coached her niece Hoakalei Kamau'u (1929- ), passing down performance details directly. Luahine was featured in several television programs, as well as in the documentary films Hula Ho'olaule'a (1960) and 'Iolani Luahine: Hawaiian Dancer (1976). The growing popularity of Hollywood films in the 1930s, along with increased commercial sponsorship of the hula as a tourist attraction, promoted the more recent song-accompanied hula, threatening extinction of the chant-accompanied form. Luahine's superb talents, attractiveness to audiences, and personal commitment kept the earlier art from being lost. Her career is testament to the adage that dances are passed down like myths, from one artist to another.
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"Spamalot" at Citrus Valley High School is directed by Elena Villa, musically directed by Kim Taylor, and choreographed by Daniel Smith.
Staring Nicholas Ferguson as King Arthur, Imani Jacobs as the Lady of the Lake, Andrew To as Patsy, Mckenzie Graham-Howard as Robin, Benjamin Swanson as Lancelot, Chris Carranza as Galahad, and Brant Sennet as Bedevere.
The show opened Friday and continues today, Wednesday and Thursday at 7 p.m.
Tickets are $12 at the door.
The theatre is at 800 W. Pioneer Ave. in Redlands.
Monty Python lovers and those who have yet to become Python lovers will all have a blast with the musical "Spamalot" at Redlands' Citrus Valley High School.
I mean this is a ripping good time.
"Monty Python and the Holy Grail," the film on which "Spamalot" is based, is at the top of my personal funniest-movies-ever-made list. ("Arthur," "My Cousin Vinny," "Young Frankenstein," "Parenthood," "This is Spinal Tap," "Burglar," "The Muppet Movie," "Beverly Hills Cop" and "Vibes" round out my list. My choices reflect my age, I'm sure. I hear tell the Marx Bros. and Danny Kaye were hilarious.)
I introduced my son to the film when he was in elementary school, and I'll never forget how proud I was one night at dinner when, at the height of a fight with his sister, he yelled, "I wave my privates at your aunties."
But one of the problems with seeing the musical version of a comedy you love is that you know all of the punchlines already.
"Spamalot" counters that largely with fresh humor in the musical numbers.
Like the movie, the musical steps out of the gate with silliness. You won't even be ready for it.
The costumes are sensational. Citrus Valley stayed true to the characters and their looks, so when Arthur and Patsy come clip-clopping down the aisle it's like a visit from your favorite friends.
There is so much to love here. The concept of Patsy and his coconuts is silliness genius.
Some good comedy was lost in the swallow discussion. To waste that brilliance is a tragedy. Actors, slow down and speak exaggeratedly clearly, especially when using a fake accent.
There was some content I'm surprised wasn't edited out for high school appropriateness, and am glad about that. There's no room for prudishness in the theater. They tossed the more offensive cuss words and kept the rest. Kudos.
I was reviewing the dress rehearsal, and the programs were not made yet, so I don't have the all actors' names to include, sadly.
The "Not Yet Dead" actress' dancing was outstanding. Her physical spirit and whimsy were just right for that bit.
Dennis' "woman" had good enunciation. I love that they had a male play a woman, true to the Python way.
I am really impressed with the staging. The Lady of the Lake (Imani Jacobs) and her Laker Girls were just as green and shimmery as in the professional production.
In "This is the Song That Goes Like This," it's really important to make the lines clear because they're all funny. Every flipping word of that song is funny.
There's an inside joke added in, nodding to a previous show I didn't see. I love that kind of thing. It was so funny. I love feeling let in.
Imani does a great job doing Vegas-style singing in her "Welcome to Camelot" scene. She nails it.
Andrew To as Patsy sings "Always Look on the Bright Side of Life" and could not have sung it better. Purists will say, "Hey, that's from 'Life of Brian,' not 'Holy Grail'!" It's too good not to use. Get over it.
Possibly the world's favorite scene is the battle with the Dark Knight. There's a lot of pressure to do it well. They did it well, but the actor needs to remember to let his sleeves hang limp after his arms have been chopped off, and he's a little hard to hear with the echo under the mask.
Brave Sir Robin, played by Mckenzie Graham-Howard, has what I think is the funniest song in the show, "You Won't Succeed in Broadway if you Don't Have Any Jews," but with the tambourines, the fake accent and all the dancing, it's hard to hear the lyrics. It might just be her mic needs turning up. The choreography for that scene is way fun.
Imani has multiple songs in different styles and was well cast. It is a joy to listen to that girl sing.
Disco Lancelot, played by Benjamin Swanson, is worth the price of admission. His scene knows how to bring the fun.
I loved director Elena Villa's decisions for the "I'm All Alone" scene. People will laugh throughout. And well executed by Nicholas Ferguson as King Arthur and Andrew as Patsy.
This is a well written show with hum-able songs. Citrus Valley brings great choreography, costumes, blocking, staging and singing to it. And there is an adorable rabbit.
Do not let the chance to see it pass you by.


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RENA Salvage response 22
Saturday, 8 October 2011 6:30 p.m.
View the full media conference at the Bay of Plenty Regional Council youtube channel.
This media release provides the key points from this afternoon's media conference.
- The salvage operation is very complex and the vessel is in a unique situation - the front of the vessel is hard on the reef and from the middle of the ship back, it is floating. It is listing at 11 degrees which makes it difficult to work on.
- The salvage team engaged is the best in the world.
- The salvage operation's key focus is safely removing the fuel from the vessel and ensuring the impact on the environment is minimised.
- There are no cranes on the ship, so specialist heavy lifting equipment has to be brought out. The decks are covered in containers, so there are very few areas to safely land equipment. The salvors are also assessing how to safely refloat the vessel once the oil has been removed, but to do this, a lot of weight (mainly from the containers) must first be removed.
- Teams of naval architects are working on the salvage issues and are on board assessing the strength of the ship. The salvage team hopes to start pumping tomorrow evening - but this depends on the weather and the damage to the ship. These teams are working around the clock.
- The Naval vessel Manawanui has arrived. Rotoiti arrived this afternoon and Taupo is due at 7pm, with Endeavour due on Monday. Endeavour can hold around 3000 cubic metres of waste oil.
- The oil barge Awanuia is due to arrive no later than tomorrow morning.
- Oil is being moved within the vessel to get it as far away as possible from the damaged parts of the hull and in anticipation of it being pumped off the vessel.
Further information
- Some new oil was spotted this afternoon, however, this appears to have dispersed.
- The oil spill response team has been spraying dispersant on the slick. The dispersant appears to be continuing to work to some extent and we have brought in specialised equipment to measure exactly how this is working.
- A 15-strong salvage team is working around the clock and a great deal of equipment has been mobilised.
- Preparation for on-water recovery and shoreline cleanup is progressing well.
- Shoreline clean-up assessment teams have been on beaches this afternoon, but have not reported any oil on the shore to date.
- Two assessment teams are inspecting Matakana Island and Maketū Estuary with a view to possibly using oil booms, and a shoreline cleanup plan is in place. Staff are working with scientists and iwi and are undertaking reef dives off the north coast of Motiti Island with aerial surveys down as far as Waihi Beach.
- There are now around 200 people in the oil spill response team, including experts from MNZ, the Department of Conservation, Forest & Bird, Massey and Waikato Universities, and local councils. Specialists from the United Kingdom, Australia, Singapore and Holland are also involved in the response.
- Representatives from the New Zealand Defence Force (NZDF) are now working in the incident command centre to help coordinate supply of NZDF equipment and personnel to the response.
- 300 Defence Force personnel are on standby.
- The oiled wildlife centre has five little blue penguins and two shags affected by oil. Washing began at 10am this morning. All birds are doing well. No further oiled animals have been found today.
- The wildlife team has 85 personnel in 14 teams working on the response. Centres have been established on Motiti Island and in Te Maunga. There are also three boats doing marine sweeps.
- Reports from the public are appreciated. Anyone who sees oil on a shoreline call 0800 OIL SPILL (0800 645 774). Any sightings of oiled wildlife 0800 333 771. Do NOT attempt to clean wildlife yourself.
- Response options have been prepared for Motiti Island, Tauranga Harbour and Mayor Island.
- A decontamination unit for vessels and people has been set up and waste management organised. The Fire Brigade's mobile incident command centre has arrived to coordinate this.
- Progress on implementation of the salvor's plan is highly weather dependent. At present the weather conditions for the remainder of the weekend are good. Winds are expected to increase to 25 knots on Monday.
- Non-essential crew from the Rena are being taken ashore this evening to make way for those involved in the salvage. The remaining will be used to help move the cargo and pump oil off the vessel.
Further information:
The response team is not currently seeking volunteers. We are aware people want to help and appreciate that. We are working to develop a volunteer register in the next couple of days but we don't need offers of help just yet.
Public hotlines:
Members of the public with information for the oil spill
response team can call the public hotline 0800 OIL SPILL.
Members of the public with information for the wildlife response, please call 0800 333 771
Air space exclusion zone
Pilots are reminded there is an exclusion zone over the spill site. There have been a few reports of breaches of the temporary excluded air space established around the Rena that are causing concern for Air Operations staff. A NOTAM (notice to airmen) was issued by the Civil Aviation Authority on Thursday in order to ensure the safety of response personnel undertaking aerial works around the vessel. Yesterday MNZ Air Operations staff ensured that aircraft had vacated the zone to ensure that P3 Orion flights over the vessel could be conducted safely. Aircraft identified operating in the area without approval will be reported to CAA.
Boat exclusion zone
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Concord, NH - The New Hampshire Department of Health and Human Services
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Now that Kourtney Kardashian has announced she's pregnant with Scott Disick's second child, mom Kris Jenner has some suggestions for her new grandchild's name -- and she's not afraid to let everyone know.
Jenner told reporters at a Women in Entertainment breakfast that she's putting the name 'Kris' on the table, Babble Celebrity reports.
Best of all, the name works whether the baby's a boy or a girl, so there are no excuses.
But can the Kardashian clan handle another Kris? After all, the last time someone by the same name entered the family, he was given the boot just 72 days after his wedding to Kim.


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If I had to choose anything that I enjoy doing for a living it would definitely have to be dancing. I enjoy ballet, tap, jazz, and hip hop dance and have been doing it since the age of five. Dance is a great way to tell a story through body movement. Not only is dancing an extra curricular activity, but it's a form of art. A couple of the many reasons I love dancing is because it's a safe way to relieve stress and also keeps me in great shape! This would change the world because I would dance for adults, kids, the ill, and even the homeless. My intentions would be to make their day brighter by watching me dance. To make this possible I would set a goal each month to bring me closer to this opportunity. I would network with the appropriate people and show my dance skills off to individuals that could put me out into the world. I'd travel and bring a smile to thousands of faces, country or world wide. One of my favorite things to do is to make people feel better and cheer them up. It would be a great honor if I could get paid for making people's day brighter just by doing what I love in front of their eyes. The exciting feeling I would get from that experience would just be breath taking.


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J Russ started his stand-up comedy career in 2009 after his NFL dreams fell through. Beginning in a smaller market with comedy shows at the University of Pittsburgh was no easy task, but now he has set his sight on bigger heights with the upcoming release of his new movie, Off the Chain.
On Thursday, April 3rd, J Russ hosted a special premiere of his comedy movie at AMC Loews in the Waterfront. The 50-minute film included a stand up set from a previously recorded show at the August Wilson Center, sketches about J Russ' childhood, and special excerpts from local socialites like Mike Dean and Lee Feets Davis.
"It's good to see a young African-American male from the area try to expand himself outside of Pittsburgh. A lot of time people get content and comfortable and they fail to realize that there is more to the world than just this city. I think J Russ is actually doing a good job and taking the first steps toward that growth," said Mike Dean, who attended the live taping at the August Wilson Center.
J Russ, who has opened up for Bruce Bruce, Lil' Duval, DeRay Davis, Rickey Smiley, and even, Trey Songz, had a sold out show in the Homestead movie theatre. Fans, family, and friends were bursting out of the seams to celebrate the comedian's recent accomplishment.
One attendee, Abraxis Blackwell, was more than impressed with the movie. "I have been to quite a few J. Russ shows and I would have to say this was by far one of the best. The movie highlights his talents and shows a more intimate side. I absolutely loved how it was up close and personal. J. Russ definitely showed up and showed out," said Blackwell.
Many steps were taken to create the movie; selecting a venue, promoting, the fully-executed performance, taping, post-production, manufacturing, and now, the release. Even with initial doubt, J Russ said, "The entire process is probably one of the best feelings I have ever had because making a movie is something I always wanted to do." Produced by ARC Films, the final product is a "joyful" inspiration to J Russ and others, "I want to inspire people to be creative and step out on their talent.
Even with initial doubt, J Russ said, "The entire process is probably one of the best feelings I have ever had because making a movie is something I always wanted to do." Produced by TeeJay, the final product is a "joyful" inspiration to J Russ and others, "I want to inspire people to be creative and step out on their talent.
Inspired by fellow great comics like Eddie Murphy, Steve Harvey, and Bill Cosby, J Russ' goal with Off the Chain was to create a local effort for global consumption.
"You don't have to be a headliner that everybody knows like Kevin Hart or Denzel [Washington]. There are plenty of people here in the city like me that you can go to the theater and support. And it's just as good as a movie," said J Russ.
It is clear that a lot of heart and soul went into the production of this movie. Off the Chain definitely has some moments that may cause screaming laughter. J. Russ' ideas on serial dating, church, and gas pump demeanor are priceless. The movie truly embodies J Russ' seasoning of maturity and growth since his 2009 inception.
This past weekend, J Russ co-hosted Omicelo and Dream Cream Ice Cream's Dream On Festival in Market Square, which was Pittsburgh's first ever ice cream music festival. The weekend-long gathering showcased 25 musical acts and 75 flavors of Dream Cream Ice Cream.
Local acts included live music from Formula 412, The Foreign Exchange, 28 North, Mount Ararat Baptist Church, DJ Nate Da Phat Barber and others. In addition to his hosting gigs, J Russ plans to host special movie premieres in other cities like Washington DC and Cincinnati before its early May release.
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|Ok, I've read the article, and I would say there are a few things in there that you should probably take another look when you come to revise it. Let's go through section by section for now, because there are lots of little things I want to bring up.
Symptoms from Listening to Avant Garde Jazz
Comparisons with Free Jazz
|I would say the main issue is that a lot of the time it doesn't really get past the "this genre is shit" style of humour. It would be nice to see a little more neutrality; report the facts, especially if they're funny. There's nothing wrong with the biased narrator, but I think it's harder to pull off. It's totally up to you of course, but just calling something shit isn't really funny. It's something that most "obscure subgenre of music" articles do, and it a bit juvenile really. I would try to get rid of references to things like "bat-shit insane" and "monkeys throwing faeces" and all the other usual hallmarks of articles written by twelve year olds. I guess there probably isn't a whole lot to say on the subject, given how narrow a concept it is. It might be worth thinking about another approach. Like writing the article in the style of the subject, that's always a popular one. Check out our featured articles for ideas on this, Psychedelic music is an article that springs to mind, as is Milton Babbitt - give those a glance and take note of the unique approaches employed. If you're going to stick the encyclopaedic style, which would be fine, and understandable, I recommend you have a think about all the clichés of Jazz and Avant Garde art and see how you can play them for comic effect. The line I made up about saxophonists playing fish is a good example of what I mean, the main thing to remember is that you've got to word jokes in an interesting way or they won't be funny. So you can't just say "they played fish", you have to build up to it, make the reader think you're going somewhere else. You do this quite well already when you talk about the exploding dogs; try to make other jokes in that style.
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|Ok, I'm going to have to be blunt I'm afraid, the prose is a bit weak. There are spelling errors, grammar errors, typos, and parts that are either hastily written or simply clumsy. I'm going to go through as many examples as I can, but certainly haven't got the constitution to mention everything. You should definitely get this proofread. There are a few things you can do in regards to this; paste it into a spellchecker, get someone else to read it for you, try reading it aloud - all these things help. Anyway, let's take a look at some of the gaffes.
"quite higher than those of humans" - this makes absolutely no sense either. I don't even think I can correct it, because I don't know what you're trying to say. How can a reaction be higher? What do you even mean by higher?
|They all look quickly thrown together on MS Paint. If you want a better chop and aren't able to do it yourself, make a request over at RadicalX's corner. These ones are ugly and, I'm afraid to say, a bit unfunny. Images themselves don't need to be inherently funny, but if not you should make sure there are good jokes in the captions. My advice in all the above sections is relevant to those too.
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|It's nice to see you still working on this. I would say there was a little way to go yet though, so I hope you don't give up now; keep up the good work! The key things to work on in my opinion are getting the humour a little less silly and crude, and fixing the clumsy, rushed-looking prose. If there's anything I've said here that you want me to explain better, or if you want my opinion on anything I might have missed, please let me know on my talky page and I'll try to help. Keep up the good work and I hope the review is ok.
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The South African company pursuing Argos owner Home Retail (LON:HRG) has also made an approach to former Comet owner Darty, it emerged on Wednesday.
Steinhoff International, which owns furnishing retailers Harveys and Bensons for Beds in the UK, has proposed to acquire the London-listed French electronics retailer for 125p per share.
Rival French stationery and electronics retailer Fnac made a £558mln offer last year for Darty, which used to be called Kesa Electricals and sold now-collapsed UK electrical retailer Comet in 2011.
Darty said it had received the latest approach from Steinhoff's French electrical and home furnishing arm Conforama, whom it said was not certain to make a firm offer.
Darty said in a statement: "The board will issue a further statement if and when appropriate. In the meantime, Darty shareholders are advised to take no action."
Steinhoff made a potential 175p per share offer for Home Retail, which has already agreed a proposed £1.3bn takeover by supermarket chain Sainsbury's, earlier this month.


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Simple Groupware is a complete enterprise application offering email, calendaring, contacts, tasks, document management, synchronization with cell phones and Outlook, full-text search, and much more. Simple Groupware combines standards like RSS, iCalendar, vCard, IMAP, POP3, SMTP, CIFS, CSV, WebDAV, LDAP, and SyncML under one platform. Unlike other groupware software, Simple Groupware contains the programming language sgsML to enable the quick customization and creation of powerful Web applications.
Release Notes: An archive function was added to the IMAP module. The Alternative PHP Cache was added for faster caching and sessions. A notification was implemented for unsaved forms. The admin overview page was extended with information about cache and disk usage.
hdparm is a Linux shell utility for viewing and manipulating various IDE drive and driver parameters. Most drives can benefit from improved performance using a command similar to "hdparm -qm8 -qu1 -qc1 -qd1 /dev/hda".
Release Notes: The wiping script wiper.sh was updated to allow all SCSI_DISK major numbers. The handing of very long SECURITY-ERASE times was updated. The "-J" flag was added for wdidle3 set/get.
DjangoRedmineAdmin is a small Django application whose models have been created to be compatible with the database structure created and used by Redmine. You can hence browse the database through Django admin/ site and/or provide Django-powered dynamic pages on top of this data.
Release Notes: This is the original release.
phptags is a simple commandline tool to automate the rewriting of PHP open and close tags. It can convert between short and long open tags, add missing close tags or remove them again, and correct leading or trailing whitespace issues. It utilizes both regex or the tokenizer.
Release Notes: The UTF-8 dependency for whitespace rewriting has been reverted. In the tokenizer mode, spacing is now preserved in more cases. A compatibility fix for PHP 5.2 has been applied.
Circuit Diagram enables you to make electronic circuit diagrams and allows them to be exported as images. It is ideal for use in coursework; you no longer have to use image editing programs to paste components together.
Release Notes: This version fixes the problem of text for some components not being rendered when exporting.
vttest is a program to test the compatibility (or to demonstrate the non-compatibility) of so- called "VT100-compatible" terminals. Additional tests are provided for analysis of vt220/vt420 terminals and variants of xterm.
Release Notes: This release adds test screens for SGR 1006 and 1015 (alternate mouse responses), and modifies the ISO scrolling test screens to demonstrate color filling.
npk is both a simple file packager and a file format, called 'en-pack'. It provides a platform independent, easy-to-use, and secure packaging system. It works on most modern operating systems and also supports powerful tools for manipulating your package.
Release Notes: This release is a minor hotfix. It improves compatibility with Windows / the Visual C compiler and applies minor patches. If you're an npk user on Windows, please update.
TinTin++ is a console MUD client for any type of text MUD or BBS. Its main assets are an easy-to-learn scripting language, triggers that can contain regular expressions, and a split screen interface to separate MUD output from client input.
Release Notes: This release features several performance enhancements of the auto mapper, as well as a multitude of minor bugfixes.
Domination is a game that is a bit like the well known board game of Risk. It has many features, including network play, many maps, a map editor, and many more features.
Release Notes: Many bugs have been fixed.
jOOQ effectively combines complex SQL, type safety, source code generation, active records, stored procedures, advanced data types, and Java in a fluent, intuitive DSL.
Release Notes: This is a maintenance release for jOOQ 2.0. The whole jOOQ API is now annotated with a new org.jooq.Supports annotation to help you assess whether a certain SQL clause is available in your database or not (e.g. MySQL, PostgreSQL, or Oracle). Support for the Oracle PIVOT clause. The DATE data type can be mapped to TIMESTAMP. Several convenience methods have been added for more fluent syntax.
ccache is a compiler cache. It speeds up recompilation of C/C++ code by caching previous compilations and detecting when the same compilation is being done again.
Release Notes: Several minor bugs have been fixed: failure when creating files in the cache directory has been made fatal. Recognition and hashing of GCC plugins specified with -fplugin=file has been added. CPATH, C_INCLUDE_PATH, and similar environment variables are now added to the hash to avoid false cache hits when such variables have changed. The GCC bug compatibility introduced in ccache 3.1.5 for -MT/-MQ options with concatenated arguments has been reverted.
OTS is an easy program for calculating personal income tax form entries and taxes-owed or refund due. It handles forms such as US-Fed-1040, with Schedules A, B, C, and D, forms 8829 and 8849, AMT worksheets, and state income taxes for several large states.
Release Notes: This is a minor update on last year's (tax-year 2010) US 1040. It includes additional printouts in the Carry-over worksheet, and a fix on line 6 of Schedule-L. The new 2011 version of OTS for this year is undergoing testing and is expected to be released next week.
The Mandos system allows computers to have encrypted root file systems and at the same time be capable of remote or unattended reboots. The computers run a small client program in the initial RAM disk environment which will communicate with a server over a network. All network communication is encrypted using TLS. The clients are identified by the server using an OpenPGP key that is unique to each client. The server sends the clients an encrypted password. The encrypted password is decrypted by the clients using the same OpenPGP key, and the password is then used to unlock the root file system.
Release Notes: This release removes the recently added D-Bus signal "se.recompile.Mandos.NewRequest"; its implementation was buggy and its utility questionable.
ivykis is a library for asynchronous I/O readiness notification. It is a thin, portable wrapper around OS-provided mechanisms such as /dev/poll, epoll_create(2), kqueue(2), poll(2), and port_create(3C). ivykis was mainly designed for building high-performance network servers, but can be used as building block for any kind of event-driven application that uses poll(2)able file descriptors as its inputs.
Release Notes: This release adds support for multi-threading on platforms that do not support the __thread keyword, adds support for Solaris I/O completion ports, has various bug and portability fixes, and builds as a shared library.
ZenMagick is a reliable, flexible e-commerce solution for Internet retailers of all trades. Originally based on Zen Cart, it has evolved into a flexible and robust system of its own that allows you to get the shopping cart you want.
Release Notes: This is a bugfix release with a fix for a single, critical bug. The PhPassAuthenticationProvider class will report any given password as valid and therefore allow you to log in with any given password. Please note that this does not compromise existing or new passwords. It is strongly recommended to upgrade from 0.9.13 to this version.
Counters.pl collects the CLI counters from network devices and produces custom reports. These counters can be reset independently of the SNMP counters, and when collected weekly, can highlight issues such as connection errors that you will not see looking at graphs produced from SNMP counters. They also contain information that is not available via SNMP. The reports can be viewed on a Web site and/or sent via email. There is a flexible configuration language in which reports can be specified. The format and style of the HTML reports are controlled by Template Toolkit templates and CSS. Currently only Cisco network equipment is supported.
Release Notes: This release adds a URL generation feature that allows the addition of per-interface hot links to other tools such as cricket and cacti.
Rapid Photo Downloader is an application for professional and amateur photographers, designed for use on the Linux desktop. It can download photos and videos from multiple cameras, memory cards, and portable storage devices simultaneously. It provides many flexible, user-defined options for subfolder creation, photo and video renaming, and backup.
Release Notes: You can now download MTS video files and THM video thumbnail files, automatically rotate JPEG images, and extract Exif.CanonFi.FileNumber metadata. There is a new toolbar, showing the most commonly changed configuration options: where files will be transferred from, whether they will be copied or moved, and where they will be transferred to. Several bugs have been fixed, and translations have been updated.
Son of Service is a Web-based, multi-user volunteer management database for non-profits, schools, clubs, etc. It requires PHP and an arbitrary database (because it uses ADOdb abstraction). It supports a variety of software and hardware, including low-end systems.
Release Notes: This version adds a new report, "Volunteer hours by work activity", and works better when gettext is not available. It adds a link to Google Maps. It sets default values for columns that cannot be null (schema change). It makes every page printer friendly, removes table borders in CSS, and fixes CSS validation. It removes a deprecated split() function.
The xterm program is the standard terminal emulator for the X Window System. It provides DEC VT102/VT220 and Tektronix 4014 compatible terminals for programs that can't use the window system directly. If the underlying operating system supports terminal resizing capabilities (for example, the SIGWINCH signal in systems derived from 4.3bsd), xterm will use the facilities to notify programs running in the window whenever it is resized.
Release Notes: Provides the ability to bind keys to actions which use the selection (or selectable text) from the screen as data. Other new features include control sequences for left/right scrolling and some new flavors of mouse replies. There are new resource settings for limiting visual bell to the current line, as well as for limiting the eightBitInput feature. Finally, there are portability and other fixes.
NicTool is a DNS management suite with support for various DNS servers (djbdns, BIND, PowerDNS), SQL data storage, DNS entry parsing (RFC 1034 & 1035 compliance), tiered and delegated permissions so you can safely grant access to clients and admins, giving them only the permissions they need. Humans interact via the Web interface, and an API is used for scripting mass updates, DNS templates, provisioning, and more. All changes are logged to easily track change history and see who changed what, and when.
Release Notes: The NicTool client (Web interface) is now HTML 5 validated. Much archaic HTML was replaced with shiny new HTML 5, CSS, and Javascript. Many other changes were made to improve the quality of the code and maintainability.
RainbruRPG is a 3D multiplayer Role Playing Game project based on Ogre3D and CEGUI. It is based on an Object Oriented design through C++ and Ruby modules and a community-oriented concept through a wiki.
Release Notes: This sources-only release mainly adds pkg-config support and fixes some output issues in the logger.
TXR is a new data munging language. TXR's special pattern language provides template-based matching of entire documents or large sections of documents. It also contains a language for functional and imperative programming. It is written in C and takes the form of a utility that is portable to Unix-like platforms and Windows.
Release Notes: This release adds a new fuzz directive for imperfect matches over a range of lines, similar to the context line fuzz in the patch utility. The gather directive has been extended with an optional until/last clause to limit its range. New mod and modlast directives in repeat/rep specify alternative output when the repeat count is equal to some n modulo m. repeat/rep take an argument which nominates a variable which holds the repeat count. A gensym function has been added to TXR Lisp. Bugfixes have been made.
FileMonitor monitors the activity of open and closed files/processes in 'real time' using lsof, returning them in a list.
Release Notes: This release adds a multi-preference feature which allows you to have different configurations for Filemonitor and switch them on as you prefer. It can also check a directory recursively and check a path on an external device or a process associated with a single file.
AllWorldIT DBackup is a backup system which creates one archive per directory it backs up. This makes searching through the backup much easier, as you can look for which files you're after in the directory hierarchy. It will only back up directories which have changed, which makes it rsync friendly.
Release Notes: This is the first release.
orDrumbox is a fully-featured drum machine and audio sequencer that is pattern oriented, has an automatic composer, automatic sound assignations, custom drum kits, loop support, and the ability to import and export songs. Its main features are a pattern seqencer, a drumkit editor, a piano roll, a step sequencer, sound generation, soft synth, and the ability to import and export MIDI files and Wave files.
Release Notes: This release adds code consolidation and GUI updates (colors).
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Next Australian Export to US: Asset Manager Colonial First State
By Geoffrey Rogow
Like Foster's beer before it, Colonial First State is aiming to be the next great Australian export to the U.S.
Starting with a one-man operation in New York slightly more than a year ago and having grown to six people today, Australia's largest asset manager of funds sourced in the country now has an eye to taking business from some of the U.S.'s largest investment mainstays.
The bet on the U.S. from Colonial, the Commonwealth Bank of Australia unit known as First State Investments outside of Australia, stems from a belief it's entering the market when the traditional business models of some U.S. asset managers remain under pressure. Hitting these U.S. firms was an upheaval in markets and pushback from the investing public after the collapse of Lehman Brothers in 2008 and a subsequent U.S. recession.
"We want to be a meaningful player in the domestic market, not just a niche player," said James Twiss, managing director, Americas, for First State Investments. "We want to be competing with domestic managers on their own grounds."


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[display_podcast] Dennis Prager has famously said that the world consists of only two races: the decent and the indecent. But my dad has his own delineation between people – there are Givers and there are Takers. This doesn't mean that if you simply accept a gift from someone, you're a taker. What it does mean is that if you have been blessed, you should bless someone else when you have an opportunity. Sadly, "takers" tend to develop and live a lifestyle where they forget how to give to oth … [Read more...]
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[display_podcast]A word of warning: when you become someone who gives of themselves, you will find opportunities to give to people who REALLY need it.My dad has raised me to be a man who puts other people's needs before my own and to look for opportunities to help. Now, this is easy to do when it's convenient: opening a door for someone walking with crutches, giving a guy down on his luck a couple dollars, taking a meal to a family with a new baby…Recently, my family partnered with … [Read more...]
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[display_podcast] After retiring from the NFL's Oakland Raiders, I wanted to go and get equipped so that God could use me in ministry. Although, I didn't really know what that meant, or where or how God could use a guy like me. So, I went back to San Diego State to finish my undergrad studies and worked with Youth For Christ while there. And, while God was using us to do some great things during that time, I realized that the depth of my Biblical knowledge wasn't where it needed to be, so I e … [Read more...]
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[display_podcast] From world-renown comedian Jeff Allen:The best experience for my own comedy career came out of the Knoxville Comedy Theater, started up by my good friend Phil Glasgow, where we performed three shows a day (talk about a comedic work out)! It forced me to learn how to hone my act into a tight, consistent performance.But when I first met Phil, I had no idea that he was a Christian. I just knew that he had access to some of the greatest golf courses, including Augusta … [Read more...]
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Colorado's own mining towns have stories of boom and bust, gold rushes, fortunes made and lost. But tomorrow night I'm looking East, not West. Mike Bone is preparing to tell the stories of his travel to the Golden Mountains of Central Asia as a plant explorer. And it will be a fascinating travelogue of places most of us will not see, but also, a glimpse into a tradition overlooked by most botanists and gardeners.
There is a book on my shelf, here above my head next to Tulipomania and The Orchid Thief, called In Pursuit of Plants by Philip Short that details the lives of plant collectors and explorers. These people, usually men, not necessarily botanists, scoured the world bringing specimens, alive or preserved, back to wealthy sponsors, or to scientists, or for their own obsessive collections. What struck me most about the eighteenth-century plant explorers was how many of them died before they saw or felt much success. Also, it seems many were often suffering in poverty, from strange diseases or in abject misery born of some privation. Have I mentioned how glad I am that Mike Bone and the other travelers made it back?
I am! And comparing the lives of the historic explorers to modern day plant explorers, I feel that progress is definitely made. Back then, an explorer would work with an expedition organized along military lines (sometimes explicitly military), conserving resources and counting days, rationing supplies, harvesting and pressing plants, boxing and crating them, and shipping them for months back to Europe, hoping that perhaps a fraction of what was sent back might survive. Today, the work of plant exploring is in photographs emailed back, in seed collected under permits issued by the local government, and in knowledge exchange, not in harvesting exotic treasure. Sure, its exciting to imagine mercenary-minded rapscallions ripping up whole plants before their competitors could find another seductive orchid. But trekking the mountains of Mongolia and Kazakhstan to see the flora is one of today's exciting adventures.
And it sounds like it was a marvelous trek! I've heard some of their adventures from both Mike and Panayoti, and I'm eager to see tomorrows presentation as well. In part, because it connects directly back to todays goals for plant exploration. While a desire for learning was also present in the seventeen- and eighteen-hundreds, today's plant exploration is closely tied to both conservation and to providing the best possible plants to gardeners everywhere. Plant Select, Colorado's own source for recommending and introducing plants, was one of the sponsors of this trip. Pat Hayward, Executive Director of Plant Select, will begin the evening's program with a rollout of the 2010 Plant Select winners, as well as give a sneak peek of some potential plants for 2011.
Compare exploring for Plant Select with working for someone expanding his personal collection: its the difference between possessing a plant and sharing a plant. Tomorrow night you get both the excitement of the journey, and the payout from the years of work that has gone before. And its free! If you enjoy it, we ask only a donation to support our ongoing education effort. In a few years, it will not surprise me to find knowledge from this trek being used in our mountains here. Tomorrow, I'll be satisfied with learning about the plants, the travel, the people and... Were there camels involved?


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that there was an unschedualed shutdown. I've only had it for 2 days and I've
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CHELMSFORD Community Radio Station became the 300th member of the Chelmsford Star Co-operatives Community Support Card Scheme.
The station was started in early January and operates 70 hours a week by volunteers from the Moulsham Mill. It champion's the community and encourages many to become resident DJ's.
They currently broadcast through the web and with over 1,800 listeners; they plan to apply for a FM licence.
The station was presented their card by Chelmsford MP Simon Burns to mark the beginning of Co-op fortnight.
Members are able to give out the card to friends and members of the group to use in Chelmsford Star Co-op stores. Each swipe gives points to the group which can then be redeemed as cash by the group.
Hal MacLean, director at the station said: "We are delighted to join this great fund raising initiative by our local co-operative Society, Chelmsford Star.
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News & Opinion: Links for a Monday Afternoon
These great works of literature have larger-than-life characters and sweeping themes of love and loss. They also share something else: They're about family businesses. Sometimes the fictional business is like a living, breathing character itself (Buddenbrooks, The Godfather). Sometimes the business is more for setting and context (The Count of Monte Cristo). As a family-business researcher and consultant for over 10 years, I'm not surprised that so many authors, playwrights, filmmakers, and TV-show creators look to a family livelihood for inspiration. The real-life intersection of family and work, arguably the two richest sources of self-worth (and pain), is rife with the most archetypal themes and conflicts, the lightest and darkest sides of the human psyche and human interaction.I'm sure those of you out there with family businesses can relate. And, if so, Palgrave's Family Business Bookstore can probably help you avoid the dark side. They're the Jedi of the family business book universe.
➻ And for all you social entrepreneurs out there, The Echoing Green SPARK*BLOG posted a list of books for social entrepreneurs that were recommended by their readers. It's about a month old now, but it's new to me so maybe it will be new to you. The original post broke the answers up to show which suggestions came from Americorps Alumni and which came from the Echoing Green Community, but I'm going to list them all together:
- Aftershock: The Next Economy and America's Future by Robert B. Reich
- Big Citizenship: How Pragmatic Idealism Can Bring Out the Best in America by Alan Khazei
- Switch: How to Change Things When Change is Hard by Chip Heath and Dan Heath
- Linchpin: Are You Indispensable? by Seth Godin
- What's Mine is Yours: The Rise of Collaborative Consumption by Rachel Botsman and Roo Rogers
- KaBoom! How One Man Built A Movement to Save Play by Darell Hammond
- Gandhi an Autobiography: The Story of My Experiments With Truth by Mahatma Gandhi
- The Blue Sweater: Bridging the Gap Between Rich and Poor in an Interconnected World by Jacqueline Novogratz
- How to Change the World: Social Entrepreneurs and the Power of New Ideas by David Bornstein
- A Billion Bootstraps: Microcredit, Barefoot Banking, and The Business Solution for Ending Poverty by Philip Smith
- Blessed Unrest: How the Largest Social Movement in History Is Restoring Grace, Justice, and Beauty to the World by Paul Hawken
- Jonathan Livingston Seagull by Richard Bach
- Thinking in Systems: A Primer by Donella Meadows
- Credibility: How Leaders Gain and Lose it, Why People Demand It by James Kouzes and Barry Posnerr
- Ill Fares the Land by Tony Judt
- Tactics of Hope: How Social Entrepreneurs Are Changing Our World by Wilford Welch
- Just Another Emperor? The Myths and Realities of Philanthrocapitalism by Michael Edwards
- Be the Solution: How Entrepreneurs and Conscious Capitalists Can Solve All the Worlds Problems by Michael Strong
- Solving Tough Problems: An Open Way of Talking, Listening, and Creating New Realities by Adam Kahane and Peter Senge
- Here Comes Everybody: The Power of Organizing Without Organizations by Clay Shirky
- Long Walk to Freedom by Nelson Mandela
- The Answer to How is Yes: Acting on What Matters by Peter Block
- The Alchemist by Paulo Coelho
When the time comes where you're willing to make a big break, you may find yourself facing down fear and trying to see through to the other side. Just remember: once you start going down the road of change, you don't always know where you're going to end up. This very reason is why many people remain stuck in discontent but unable to find their way out. Will it be easy? Probably not, at least not if it's worth doing. Will everything be OK? Maybe, maybe not. That's why it's scary.That's also why it's worth it. ➻ Speaking of change, we now turn to music (a passion everyone in our office shares) and an article Jack shared with me to this morning—The New York Times Magazine's great profile of Who, What and Where is Bon Iver? It turns out that all of those questions can in be answered in one way or another with "Eau Claire, Wisconsin." ➻ Skinny Love.
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Look, Don't Touch
The problem with environmental education
THE KIDS HAVE BEEN UP since seven-thirty playing computer games and watching cartoons. What a travesty for them to be inside on such a beautiful day, you harrumph to yourself. On the refrigerator, you notice the schedule of events from the nearby nature center. "Let's Get Face to Face with Flowers," it beckons. Just the thing! It's a sparkly May morning. Buds are bursting. There's a warm breeze full of the aromatic scent of the woods just waking up.
You trundle the kids into the minivan. They despondently consent. "Do we have to do a program? Programs are boring," the older one complains. But as soon as you pull into the parking lot at Happy Hills Nature Center, their faces brighten. They fling the sliding door open and scamper down through the blossom-filled meadow to the shore of the pond. Ross, age seven, pulls off his sneakers and wades in, bent over searching for frogs. Amanda, age ten, plops down and starts making a dandelion tiara. What a good decision, you think to yourself. Read more >>
Integrating Environment and Ecology in the Classroom
Our environmental programs have rebounded after the initial state budget cuts on education. Schools that missed a year because of tight budgets are back at the McKeever Center participating in our educational programs. For some schools, that provided an opportunity for school personnel to evaluate their annual trips to places like Washington D.C., Science Centers or Gettysburg. What we hear over and over is "we're looking for something more educational and longer lasting."
The McKeever Center can assist in fulfilling your science/environmental education requirements. Here are the programs we are currently offering. For more information, visit our website, or contact the center.
Stay a Day, Weekend or a Week
Did you know that you could rent the McKeever Center? Numerous groups and organizations rent the McKeever Center for their own events, whether they are churches, boy/girl scouts, 4-H, rotary or family reunions. McKeever is an excellent facility for businesses, non-profit organizations, colleges/universities and government agencies for staff retreats, workshops or conferences. The center offers a beautiful natural surrounding that enable groups to feel relaxed and at home.
McKeever Update
Research on the SunshipTM Earth Program
Nancy Bires, a 26-year veteran teacher in the Hermitage School District and doctoral candidate at Indiana University of Pennsylvania, is conducting a study on the long-term influence of the Earth Education program, SunshipTM Earth on environmental attitudes and actions. The topic for her dissertation is of great interest to her since she did her student teaching at McKeever in 1981, the first year the center offered the Sunship Earth program. Sixth grade students from the Delahunty Middle School in Hermitage began participating in the program in 1981. Read more >>
Message From McKeever
Friends of McKeever,
I want to take this opportunity to update you on what's happening at the McKeever Center.
1. McKeever's Website – I want to thank you for your patience as we move towards providing Hemlock Pathways as an electronic newsletter. We removed your name from our postal mailing list. You will be the first ever to receive Hemlock Pathways as an online newsletter. If you happen to receive a hard copy of the Spring 2012 newsletter, it is because we had a difficult time figuring out who to remove from only an email address. When you signed up for the online newsletter, we did not ask for your name, only your email address. Therefore, we are having trouble matching the email address with the postal mailing address. If you happen to receive a hard copy in the mail, to correct this, you can simply drop us an email with your name and we will make sure to remove you from our postal mailing address.
Our website was developed by Greg Barker, a former SRU student. Greg shares a passion for McKeever and provides us with technical assistance all of the time, at little or no cost. We are trying to manage the site ourselves, but this has always been a difficult task. We are environmental educators, not computer technicians. We just finished the spring 2012 edition of Hemlock Pathways. You should be receiving your online newsletter within one week. Again, thank you for your patience. Once we figure this out, it should go much smoother in the future. This is the first one ever for us.
2. We are putting the final touches on a brand new gift shop at the McKeever Center. It will be ready June 18, 2012. We are expanding the shop to include t-shirts, sweatshirts, hoodies, hats, water bottles, coffee and travel mugs, books, CD's, tote and field bags, and much more. We now have Earthkeepers and Sunship Earth t-shirts. Please consider supporting this new gift shop. I need to find ways to bring in more revenue; we're hoping this new gift shop brings in more money.
3. We are nearing the end of our fiscal year. As with many state institutions, we'll find out about our funding once the state legislature and governor pass that information along to the PA State System of Higher Education (PASSHE). PASSHE will then determine our funding for 2012-13. We will operate as a 9-month facility next year.
In closing, please stay in touch with us. We had a very good year. We appreciate your interest and support. People always ask, "What can I do?" My answer is spread the word. Let people know that the McKeever Center offers exceptional environmental education programs and you can rent the center for all kinds of events and functions. Thank You,
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In its purest form, gardening is about connecting with the earth and resetting our clocks to the simple, natural rhythms of life. Try as we may, we can't really speed up a tomato plant and make it grow by our time table. We must adapt and in doing so, gardening offers us a gentle reminder about what's really important in life: food, water, warmth, a bit of loving attention, and some room to grow.
Gardening is one of the fastest growing pastimes in the U.S., as well as one of the healthiest. Beyond its spiritual aspects, gardening can be a great stress reliever. Digging, raking, planting, pruning, and harvesting are physical activities that provide a constructive outlet for tensions that build up in our bodies. Gardening activities draw on your endurance, give you flexibility and strength, build muscle and strengthen the heart and lungs, as well as helping with weight control.
And with numerous studies showing us that regular physical activity reduces your risk of premature death, heart disease, obesity, high blood pressure, adult-onset diabetes, osteoporosis, stroke, depression and colon cancer, it's clear that we all must take responsibility for ourselves and do what we can to stay healthy. So if you think you might enjoy gardening, here are some ideas to get you started:
Start small and plant things that you will enjoy. If flowers make you happy, plant a few flowers. Over time you will find what works and what doesn't. Don't worry too much about the best way to do things. The most important thing is to just get started.
If you are hoping to reduce stress through gardening, it's important to make sure that working in the garden doesn't simply create additional stresses. That means, take it easy. Keep your gardening to-do list short. Stretch before and after working in the garden to minimize aches and pains. Take breaks to sit back, rest and appreciate what you've accomplished. Listen to music while you work.
If a large garden sounds like too much work or you don't have the room, think about trying Micro-gardening. Grow your own plants – food or flowers in containers rather than in a plot of ground. The size of the garden is completely up to you. There's micro-gardening, and then there's MICRO-gardening.
If you have access to outside areas such as a patio, balcony or porch, your micro-gardening opportunities increase greatly. You may not even need to buy special pots. If you have old flowerpots, buckets, half-barrels or even concrete blocks, you have the makings of great gardening. Make sure the containers are clean and have drainage holes. If there aren't any holes, start with a layer of pebbles before adding the dirt.
Herbs grow particularly well indoors. Depending on your cooking style, one plant each can produce all the parsley, dill, thyme, basil and oregano you need for an entire season of meals. Follow the seed packet directions, or buy individual seedlings, and you're on your way.
Remember that when container-gardening, the plants count on you for their moisture. They might not receive enough rain and dew to grow well, so water the plants when the dirt starts to dry out.
Growing your own makes it easier to get the minimum "five-a-day" servings of veggies and fruits the experts now recommend for health. Recent research confirms that most common fruits and vegetables come packed not only with the vitamins and minerals already known to support good health, but also with "phytonutrients" demonstrated to boost the immune system, retard the aging process, and help heal or prevent many chronic diseases.
Gardening is good exercise, especially if you take a pass on all the latest power tools and put your muscle to the tasks of digging, turning and spreading compost, collecting and spreading mulch, hoeing and picking rocks. Activities like these burn calories, build muscle and strengthen the heart and lungs.
Even a small vegetable garden can save money. To ensure savings, though, a backyard gardener needs to stick to the basic tools and supplies and keep a tight rein on the temptation to own all the newest gadgets. For the biggest savings in energy, dollars and space, look into intensive gardening, the art of producing a lot of food in a small space.
You just can't beat gardening for stress relief. The simple acts of planting seeds and tending plants can restore balance and perspective during the most wrenching life crises. Research has demonstrated that people heal faster after surgery when exposed to natural scenery – even looking at photographs of green plants speeds recovery. So what are you waiting for? Get started today!
Summer Camps For Kids
McKeever is offering a series of summer camps for children ages 5-14. If you're looking for a fun yet meaningful summer experience for your children, consider one of the McKeever camps. Each camp is designed to connect children with the natural world through play, adventure and fun. You can find detailed information and registration forms on McKeever's website at www.mckeever.org. From the home page, click on the summer camps tab at the top of the page.
Nature Day Camps
June 11-15, 2012 (Ages 5-7)
July 16-20, 2012 (Ages 8-9)
Our Nature Day Camps are designed to connect children with the natural world through play, adventure and fun – all of which takes place in the natural world at McKeever, it's trails, forests, streams and the many plants and animals that live there. Throughout the camp, we instill a sense of wonder while children explore the natural world around them. The weeklong camp runs 9AM – 3PM each day. Cost: $95/camper
Earthkeepers Level II
June 20-22, 2012
Earthkeepers Level II is for those students who have earned all four keys and one bead. During this experience, you will gain knowledge about how the earth works by crawling inside the world's largest leaf, traveling to the "City of the Future" and becoming a part of the Sun's Bucket Brigade. Other adventures include finding a new magic spot and learning the secrets of becoming a "Nightwatcher." Cost: $139/camper, includes two nights lodging, seven meals, instruction and materials.
Earthkeepers Summer Camp
July 11-13, 2012
This overnight experience involves students going through the Earthkeepers program, a three-day experience where children earn a set of keys and become an Earthkeeper. A mysterious, unseen character known as E.M. permeates the Earthkeepers program. As the keeper of the keys, E.M. is everyone's dream of the wizard of the woods. This summer camp is for children ages 10-11. Cost: $139/camper, includes two nights lodging, seven meals, instruction and materials.
Outdoor Adventure Camp
August 8-10, 2012
This three-day overnight camp is for children ages 12-14. Outdoor skills and adventures await, as participants will have an opportunity to hike, canoe and cycle. While honing these skills, we'll begin working on developing a personal relationship with the natural world. Mornings include sessions on wildlife, ecology, leave no trace and orienteering. Cost: $139/camper, includes two nights lodging, seven meals, instruction and materials.
Workshops for Teachers and Non-Formal Educators
Sustainability in the Classroom Workshop
June 19-21, 2012
This workshop was made possible through a grant from the Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Education. The workshop has three tracks: Organic Farming/Gardening, Climate Change/Marcellus Shale and a workshop titled "Contemplative Experiences . . . in the service of the earth."
The participants will spend a half-day (on two days) at local organic farms. Three Sisters Farm has been growing and marketing organic produce since 1989. Here you will find 5-acres of gardens that incorporates the permaculture design principles on their farm. After an in-depth overview of their operation, participants will be assigned tasks and begin their 'chores'.
The next day we'll travel to Ellen Benek's farm outside of Sandy Lake. In addition to an impressive organic garden, the Benek's produce their own milk, yogurt and cheese from their goats. Once again, depending on what needs done at this time of the year will determine our chores for the morning.
Dr. Randall Wiesenmayer, professor of science education at West Virginia University will begin with the basics of the greenhouse effect and the presentation of evidence that the Earth's climate is warming. But what mechanisms are causing these changes? Is this just a natural cycle like those that have occurred during the past millions of years, or are human activities the cause?
The last part of the workshop will be Steve Van Matre's Contemplative Experience workshop. This workshop begins Wednesday evening from 6:30 – 9:30 PM and continues Thursday 9 AM – 5 PM. Steve will conduct this powerful workshop, as participants will have the opportunity to examine their personal relationship with the natural world.
Cost: $110, includes two nights lodging, lunch and dinner on Tuesday, breakfast, lunch and dinner on Wednesday and breakfast and lunch on Thursday, instruction, books and materials.
Contemplative Experience. . .in the service of the Earth.
June 20-21, 2012
In these busy times it is easy to get so involved in our daily activities that we lost sight of where we are going in our lives. This workshop is designed to help us consider our personal relationship with the natural world and our role in the movement to sustain it. This is a time to ponder why we do what we do, and refine our own personal quest to be of service to both the planet's natural systems and communities and its human passengers.
The environmental movement is the largest movement in human history, cutting across all geographic, political and spiritual boundaries. So where do we fit into that movement personally? What is the abstraction we champion, and how can we share it with others?
Cost: $145/person – includes workshop, Wednesday night lodging, dinner on Wednesday and breakfast and lunch on Thursday. The workshop is from 6:30 – 9:30 PM on Wednesday and 9 AM – 5 PM on Thursday. Once we receive your registration and payment, confirmation will be sent to you with detailed information about the workshop.
Interpretive Design & the dance of experience Workshop
June 22-23, 2012
Join us for a special workshop with Steve Van Matre.
Interpretation is the craft of enriching the experience of leisure visitors in places established for the public good. The world's parks and preserves, gardens and galleries, museums and monuments are the jewels of our societies, set aside because they represent the natural and cultural treasures we want to celebrate today and share with others tomorrow. As a result, they are mission-driven places which also need to justify and garner support for what they are protecting. An interpreter translates the natural and cultural language of such places for its visitors, while immersing them in the essence of its purpose.
Interpretive designers create the leisure journeys that interpreters implement. Just as we have designers today for the buildings, signs, grounds, exhibits, and other components of our mission-driven public places, we need "interpretive designers" who focus on the most important component, the actual experience of the visitors who come. This is a new profession which works with the whole experience that other designers only facilitate in part. Interpretive designers help sites mold their interpretive facilities around the outcomes they intend rather than the structures they inherit. These designers create the interrelated experiential vehicles of interpretive service.
Interpretive Design is for all those who assist visitors in getting to know their public jewels – leisure sites from Aquaria to Zoos – and who aim to enrich those visitors' experiences in meaningful and memorable ways.
Cost: $225/person – includes workshop, Friday night lodging, lunch and supper on Friday and breakfast and lunch on Saturday. Workshop is from 9 AM – 5 PM on both Friday and Saturday. Once we receive your registration and payment, confirmation will be sent to you with detailed information about the workshop.
Hardwood Lumber Grading Short Course
July 23-26, 2012
The value of 'rules conscious' employees is a more carefully manufactured product, a more profitable yield from the log, and a better sense of the value of the lumber being handled. This four-day course will include a thorough study and explanation of the National Hardwood Lumber Association (NHLA) Rules Book, emphasizing the basics of hardwood lumber inspection.
This popular course gives yardmen, sawyers, edgermen, sales and office staff, and management level personnel an introduction to lumber inspection. Our instructor is Barry Kibbey, inspector and instructor from the NHLA.
The cost of the course is $349 and includes ten meals, lunch on Monday through lunch on Thursday, three nights lodging, instruction and materials. You can register by downloading a registration flyer from McKeever's website. From the home page, click the calendar tab, and then click on Hardwood Lumber Grading Short Course. You can also contact the center for more information.
McKeever Update
McKeever Receives DEP Grant
The McKeever Center received an Environmental Education grant from the PA Department of Environmental Protection for $6,495. The grant is earmarked towards the training of college students in environmental education activities and programs. Once trained, college students will teach the environmental education activities to school-aged students as a part of their field trips to the McKeever Center.
Philanthropy Class
The McKeever Center was selected as a 'client' in Dr. Alice Del Vecchio's Philanthropy class at Slippery Rock University. In teams of four, students had the opportunity to work with non-profit organizations during the spring semester. Rather than using theoretical models, the students worked with organizations addressing their 'real' needs. In McKeever's case, the students looked at funding, including annual campaigns, corporate donors, marketing and fund raising events. The team also worked on a four-color brochure, provided insight to McKeever's mission statement and new tag line. McKeever will receive a CD and binder containing all of the work from the class project. I want to personally thank SRU students Jen Hoffman, Tara McHenry, Lindsey Peters and Vicki Ro. They put together an impressive packet of materials and their class presentation was outstanding.
So far, fifty-one people signed up to receive McKeever's newsletter 'Hemlock Pathways' as an electronic newsletter. In times of cost cutting, this will reduce our operating costs. If you are interested in receiving Hemlock Pathways online, simply go to our website and click on the NEWS image on the home page. This will prompt you to subscribe for the online newsletter.
Community Service Projects
Is your group looking for a community service project? The McKeever Center provides opportunities to complete such projects. Our biggest need is our hiking trails. With the thousands of students who walk the trails each year, our trails always need attention. Another on-going need is providing attention to butterfly garden and native landscaping areas. If this type of project interests you, please contact the center for more information.
McKeever's Bookstore/Gift Shop – New And Improved!
If you are looking for something for yourself or a gift for someone, think about giving that nature lover something from the McKeever bookstore. We have short and long-sleeved t-shirts, pigment dyed sweatshirts, fleece sweatshirts, hats, coffee mugs and cups, water bottles, stationery/envelopes of Hemlock Hollow/Rocky Basin as well as a nice collection of children's books.
We're looking to add new items such as hoodies, Sunship Earth and Earthkeepers t-shirts, tote bags and field guides. If you have an idea on something we should carry, let us know. Remember you can shop online at www.mckeever.org. From the home page, click on the shopping cart image to access the bookstore.
Stay a Day, Weekend or a Week
Did you know that you could rent the McKeever Center? Numerous groups and organizations rent the McKeever Center for their own events, whether they are churches, boy/girl scouts, 4-H, rotary or family reunions. McKeever is an excellent facility for businesses, non-profit organizations, colleges/universities and government agencies for staff retreats, workshops or conferences. The center offers a beautiful natural surrounding that enable groups to feel relaxed and at home.
Our three lodges combined can accommodate 156 overnight guests and our auditorium can seat 186 people. There are nine indoor meeting areas available for breakout sessions. The buildings are situated in a circle connected by a paved walkway creating a feeling of community for our groups.
In addition, the center offers two Retreat Houses, each house equipped with five semi-private bedrooms and five private bathrooms. These facilities are used primarily for organizations, colleges and businesses looking for an opportunity to get their staff away from the office, either to engage in long range planning or a staff retreat. If you are interested in renting the McKeever Center, call us at 724.376.1000 or e-mail at firstname.lastname@example.com.
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