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Source: David and Lucile Packard Foundation
Update on the Economy, the Markets and Implications for Fundraising Professionals
Scott Middleton recently presented to the Center for Nonprofit Excellence on the economy, markets and implications for fundraising professionals. Read below for a short Q&A about his presentation.
Can you summarize the economic outlook in a few main points?
"Unemployment is low and wages are rising. While the Fed is becoming less accommodative, U.S. leading economic indicators are still positive. A recession currently does not appear to be likely in the next six to nine months."
What are some of the themes emerging in the markets right now?
"While bonds have very low yields and equities are not cheap, keep a long-term focus and expect market volatility to move back to normal (i.e., higher) levels. Also, realize that diversification will test your patience. If you hate part of your investment portfolio, it may be a very good sign that it is diversified."
How does the current economic and market environment impact fundraising professionals?
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"We cannot choose our external circumstances, but we can always choose how to respond to them." - Epictetus
Innovest's July Market Commentary
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Diversification Will Always Disappoint
"Viewed with the benefit of hindsight, diversification will always disappoint. To judge the outcome of diversification after the fog of uncertainty has lifted, however, misses the point: diversification provides us the incredibly important ability to admit we don't know. We can be vaguely right instead of precisely wrong. Constant disappointment, then, might be the greatest indicator that we are well diversified." Click here to read more.
Source: Newfound Research
Listening to Beneficiaries: Student Feedback on College and Career Readiness
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Source: YouthTruth
Giving Relationally: Prioritizing a Culture of Empathy and Joy
"In the funder-grantee relationship, when we can mutually encourage and learn from one another, there is a deep sense of joy that makes even the toughest periods of organizational growth worth enduring. When we achieve this, we move from being solely funders to being more like partners called to work together to achieve something greater than we could have done alone. And that makes all the difference in our work." Click here to read more from the Center of Effective Philanthropy about giving relationally and prioritizing a culture of empathy and joy.
Source: Center for Effective Philanthropy
10 Investing Lessons of the Century
Click here to read an article in FinancialPlanning Magazine for investing lessons during these tumultous times.
Source: FinancialPlanning Magazine
Excessive Fee Suit Comes From New Direction
Click here to read an article from Napa.Net about an excessive fee law suit. While claims by the plantiffs are very familiar, what is interesting about this suit is that the lawyers representing the plantiffs are personal injury lawyers. In particular, this firmspecializes in motor vehicle accidents, defective products and slip-and-fall accidents.
Source: Napa.Net
Is Your Nonprofit Planning to Fail?
Nonprofit organizations often cut staff to reduce administrative costs. How is this common practice affecting organizations in accomplishing their missions? Click here to read more.
Source: GrantStation
Crude Oil Production vs. Price: What Matters to MLPs?
Click here to read about the correlation between crude oil prices and midstream equities. What will this mean for MLPs?
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Supreme Court Ruling Did Not Resolve Church Plan Challenges
Click here to read an article by Plansponsor regarding the Supreme Court's recent ruling on church plans.
Source: Plansponsor
Another Lawsuit Filed Against Washington University in St. Louis
Washington University was already facing a lawsuit regarding excessive recordkeeping fees. Now another lawsuit has been filed by a plan participant alleging a breach of fiduciary duty. Click here to read more.
Source: Plan Adviser
No Investor is Fully Passive
Click here to read John Rekenthaler's article as he explores whether or not an investor can be fully passive.
Source: Rekenthaler Report
Is China's Yield Curve Signaling A Further Economic Slowdown?
China has an inverted yield curve which has, in the past, been a signal that a recession is coming. What does this yield curve indicate about China's economic outlook? Click here to read more.
Source: PIMCO
Politics Matter - Sometimes
Elections, terrorist attacks and wars can send stock, bond and other markets into violent spasms. Some of these geo-political events tend to have relatively inconsequential and short-term impacts on economies and financial markets. However, other events can have significant medium- to long-term ramifications. "Politics Matters – Sometimes" explores how long-term investors can discern which events tend to have lasting and long-term impacts on the markets. Click here to read more.
Source: CFA Institute
Four Key Factors for Future Fed Rate Hikes
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"I'm a pirate, after all."
I always thought I was going to get married. That's not how most people would think discerning religious life would start, but that's how my journey began. I was in high school when a teacher, who was discerning the diaconate, planted the first seed when he said, "If you've ever ruled something out, just keep it on the back burner." I have no idea why I took this to heart except that it must have been an act of God because once I've made up my mind I can be kind of stubborn. Fortunately, God kept nudging me and throughout college I began to slowly move toward the Sisters of Mercy although I didn't know it at the time.
I wish my decision to pursue religious life was a single moment that I could describe to you but I grew into it, or maybe it would be more accurate to say it grew into me. Either way it was a gradual process that was helped significantly by a group of students I met with in college. We gathered together often and simply shared what was on our minds; the things that scared us, and the things that made us so excited for whatever God had planned for us! I never knew I could feel both of those things at the same time and it was so much easier to be with people who were figuring this out as they went along just like I was.
It was during this time that I went on Mercy Challenge with others who were thinking about joining Mercy. We spent the week in service to the poor of Sacramento, but the memory that sticks with me the most had nothing to do with that. My vocation minister happened to be on this trip and one day she was showing me around the mother house when we happened upon an elderly sister who was lost. She couldn't remember where her room was, and seeing the care that my minister had for this sister that she had never met before has always stuck with me as a true example of what it means to be a sister, and to be merciful.
As I spent more time with the Sisters of Mercy the feeling of coming home became undeniable for me. The love and support I have received as I transitioned into community life, ministered as a chef at the local soup kitchen, and navigated the last few years has made me realize how wonderful and strong this family of women is. Now, as I look forward to the novitiate I value that support more than ever.
I have decided to start this blog to share my story, however strange and grammatically incorrect it maybe, in the hope that someone will find my experiences, and mistakes helpful in their own journey. Oh, and the pirate thing… well I've always liked the sense of adventure and the desire to be counter cultural which just happen to be two attributes I see in religious life. Not to mention the great hats!
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- Publisher: Acclaim
- Release Date: Nov 14, 2001
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SIROJan 12, 2002It`s about time someone made a game like this. Fun to play and great graphics of these trucks plus real truck movement. Only down side is not enough levels at arcade mode. I have wanted a game like this since I was a boy.
MitchBakerNov 22, 2002Definitely fun to race and blow cars up overall great game.
FrankE.Feb 21, 2002Even though it is slow, it is also a challenge and the graphics are awesome. The bonuses are terrific.
BoomanKnucklesNov 11, 2002Perfect! I love trucks and I love this game too!
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#55 Most Discussed PS2 Game of 2001
I reckon, you should rent this game, and then play it for all its worth, all of its glorious 18-wheeler bliss (all two-plus hours), and then get on with your life.
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Addison's is a rare condition, so that there are only a few prominent citizens, past or present, who have been diagnosed with it. In its members' newsletter, the ADSHG has published feature stories about the achievements of those exceptional individuals with Addison's who have come to our attention. Here is a small selection of those Famous Lives stories.
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To say President John F. Kennedy was heroic would be an understatement, writes Harvey Grainger, who himself has lived with Addison's for 42 years. John Kennedy had an impressive list of health problems including type 2 polyglandular autoimmune Addison's.
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Better known in the Spanish-speaking world, Sabino Arana was the celebrated hero of Basque culture and language, and the instigator of the Basque nationalist movement. He was only officially diagnosed with Addison's disease during the last year of his life.
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George Summerbee was a professional footballer in the days before television was to make footballers wealthy. The son of a gas fitter, he signed on to Aldershot Town in 1933, when he was 19. His son Mike also became a professional footballer, who signed to Swindon Town at the age of 16 and thrilled the crowds at Manchester City in the late 1960s and early 70s. Mike's son Nicky followed in his father's shoes by signing to Swindon Town at 17 and going on to play at Manchester City in the 1990s, before transferring to Sunderland.
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Nathan Gafuik, the Canadian Olympic gymnast, is living proof that you can have Addison's and follow your passion to its limits, however demanding that pursuit may be. In this interview, from the September 2012 ADSHG newsletter, he talks to Jane Hodgkin about his remarkable life.
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THUNDER BAY, ON - January 21, 2010 - Magnus Theatre is excited to present
WHITE WRITER ON THE FLOOR. The play focuses on six First Nation stereotypes: Tonto (from the Lone Ranger radio and television series that began in 1933) , Injun Joe (from Mark Twain's novel, Tom Sawyer), Billy Jack (from the 1971 movie of the same name), Old Lodgeskins (from the movie Little Big Man), Pocahontas (a two-dimensional cartoon), and Kills Many Enemies (a warrior created by Hayden Taylor to represent all warrior types), whose lives have been created in literary form. They come to life and find themselves in a room with the dead white writer who created their adventures. They set out on a journey together to shed their literary personas to follow their dreams of taking their place in the real world.
Artistic Director Mario Crudo says that this is an exciting opportunity for the people of Northwestern Ontario. "It is always exciting to present a premiere of a new work; in essence, to create a kind of 'blue print' guide for other productions that will follow. Usually premieres are reserved for major centres. We are honoured that Drew gave Magnus Theatre a first option to produce DEAD WHITE WRITER ON THE FLOOR for audiences in Thunder Bay."
DREW HAYDEN TAYLOR (Playwright) - Drew Hayden Taylor is an Ojibway from Ontario's Curve Lake First Nation. An award-winning playwright, columnist and comedy-sketch creator, he is widely known for his thoughtful and sharply witty observations on Aboriginal subjects and issues. Magnus Theatre has presented a number of his works in recent years
including THE BERLIN BLUES or WELCOME TO OJIBWAY WORLD in the 2007/08 season, IN A WORLD CREATED BY A DRUNKEN GOD during the 2006/07 season, and last year's annual school tour throughout Northern Ontario saw his classic hit TORONTO AT DREAMER'S ROCK make appearances from Kenora all the way to Moosonee and Moose Factory.
GILBERT J. ANDERSON (Kills Many Enemies) - Audiences may remember Gil from his past performance at Magnus
Theatre, he performed the 2007/08 Season Premiere LITTLE SHOP OF HORRORS. A proud member of the Michel Callihoo
First Nations in Alberta, Gilbert has been performing on stage for more than twenty years. He completed his training at the
UBC School of Music under the directorship of Nancy Hermiston; since beginning his singing career Gil has performed in
the roles of Il Conte Almaviva in LE NOZZE DI FIGARO, Valentin in FAUST, the title role in GIANNI SCHICCHI, and the
father in HANSEL AND GRETEL among others. One of the highlights of Gil's career has been singing the role of John
Procter in the Czech premiere of THE CRUCIBLE, with the composer Robert Ward coaching. His most recently performed the
roles of Lindorf and Dappertutto in LES CONTES D'HOFFMAN for Opera NUOVA in Edmonton. Gil has also recently
completed a tour of BC with Red Sky Theatre in the role of Raven in RAVEN STOLE THE SUN.
RENELTTA ARLUK (Pocahontas) - Reneltta is of Inuit and Chipewyan-Cree descent hailing from the Northwest Territories.
She is a BFA-Acting graduate from the University of Alberta and an alumnus of the Centre for Indigenous Theatre. She has
recently produced her first play TUMIT under her theatre company Akpik Theatre. This is Reneltta's third appearance on the
Magnus stage. The first was as "Zhaboonigan" in THE REZ SISTERS and in the 2008/09 school tour production of SQUARE
EYES. Other recent acting credits include: THE REZ SISTERS (O'Kaadenigan Wiingashk) in Peterborough, AKLAVIK
JOURNAL (Stuck in a Snowbank Theatre) in Yellowknife, Toronto Fringe Festival in ARTIFACTS (Frontal Lobe Theatre),
touring northern Greece in UTOPIAN FLOES (Caravan Stage Tall Ship Theatre), THE REZ SISTERS (Theatre Northwest) in
Prince George and COPPER THUNDERBIRD (National Arts Centre).
CHRIS COUND (Billy Jack) - Chris was last seen on the Magnus Stage as Otto in EINSTEIN'S GIFT in 2006. Some of his
other performances on the Magnus Stage include Mozart in AMADEUS, Thisbe in A MIDSUMMER NIGHT'S DREAM, and
Renfield in DRACULA. Other credits include THE DRAWER BOY (Theatre Northwest), HANDS DOWN (Entim Theatre). and
THE TAPE (Voodoo Chicken Theatre). Chris has performed in numerous television and film projects and is currently looking
forward to his next project, Strindberg's THE CREATIONS.
IRA JOHNSON (Old Lodgeskins) - Ira, originally from Seine River First Nation, is a performance and visual artist. He is self
taught as a painter and has participated in many group shows throughout Northwestern Ontario in the past twenty years.
This is his first performance as an actor on the Magnus Theatre Stage.
SIMON MOCCASIN (Tonto) - Simon is from the Jackfish Lake First Nation (Saskatchewan). He is a proud father, poet,
storyteller, playwright, singer, performance artist, actor and amateur comedian. He is also part Nehiyiwak, Saulteaux,
Blackfoot, Blood and Sioux. He was last seen in the Native Earth production, A VERY POLITE GENOCIDE (Buddies in Bad
Times) and THE MEDICINE LINE (Mae Wilson Theatre).
GORDON PATRICK WHITE (Injun Joe) - Gordon has worked with various companies in the Atlantic provinces, as well as
The Great Canadian Theatre Company in Ottawa (AN ACRE OF TIME), and Native Earth in Toronto (A VERY POLITE
GENOCIDE). Other credits include Clov in ENDGAME (Theatre NFLD and Labrador"); THE VELVETEEN RABBIT (Theatre
New Brunswick); Puck in A MIDSUMMER NIGHT'S DREAM (Stephenville Theatre Festival); Rodney in ONLY DRUNKS AND
CHILDREN TELL THE TRUTH (Two Planks and a Passion); Hawk in CORVETTE CROSSING (Eastern Front Theatre) and Titus
in "THE DEVIL'S DISCIPLE (Neptune Theatre). Most recently, he appeared as twins Edger and Ledger in the premiere
production IVOR JOHNSON'S NEIGHBOURS. TV and film credits include BLACK HARBOUR, BLACKFLY, NEW WATERFORD
GIRLS, GRACIE'S CHOICE, LEXX and TRUDEAU II. A native of Mi'kmaq descent, born in Flat Bay, Newfoundland; Gordon
currently lives in Halifax, Nova Scotia.
DEAD WHITE WRITER ON THE FLOOR is directed by Mario Crudo, Artistic Director of Magnus Theatre. Ted Roberts is the
Set and Lighting Designer. Mervi Agombar is the Costume Coordinator and Gillian Jones is the Stage Manager.
Production Schedule for DEAD WHITE WRITER ON THE FLOOR:
Show Dates: Thursday January 28, 2010 to Saturday February 13, 2010
Times: Evenings: Mondays to Saturdays at 8:00 p.m.
Matinees: Wednesdays at 12:00 p.m. & Saturdays at 2:00 p.m.
Address: Magnus Theatre, 10 S. Algoma St., Thunder Bay
Tickets: From $13.00 - $34.00 Call the Box Office at (807) 345-5552
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