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Monday, April 29 2019 09:00am
JPMorgan Chase Professor of Finance and Associate Professor of Finance Sinan Gokkaya recognized for excellence in teaching and meritorious academic pursuits both inside and outside of the classroom
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Saturday, April 27 2019 12:00pm
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MBA Students Gain Practical Experience with Local Business
Tuesday, February 26 2019 11:45am
OHIO MBA students partnered with local creamery and developed a marketing plan to gain valuable experience.
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Wednesday, December 5 2018 11:45am
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Does laying off salespeople actually hurt firms?
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A recent survey showed nearly half of respondents rated GPS as a deciding factor in favoring an iPhone 3G, which should be good news for makers of GPS software and services. Or not. Forbes has an interesting article that suggests some developers are increasingly cautious the about iPhone 3G.
If you watched the WWDC keynote, you saw the little blue dot weaving down Lombard Street, but you didn't see turn-by-turn directions demonstrated. Nonetheless, the iPhone web site explicitly advertises both tracking and turn-by-turn directions. That web site also states that the iPhone 3G is a GPS receiver, but is also an A-GPS device, meaning the iPhone uses cellular towers and WiFi networks for location services. This raises the issue of whether the iPhone 3G will be able to function as a stand-alone device. Finally, the iPhone SDK license agreement specifies that "applications may not be designed or marketed for real time route guidance." That would be a real problem for GPS players in the personal technology industry, unless they have already cut a deal.
TomTom announced back in June that it was finishing a version of its navigation software for sale and distribution through the iTunes Store. However, Forbes is now reporting that TomTom "has no plans" to release the software, needing "to look more closely [at] Apple's strategy." The other big name, Garmin, appears to also be waiting to see what Apple's strategy is too, and what might that strategy be?
GPS devices and services make the big money on a subscription basis, like Networks In Motion, also mentioned in the Forbes article. The company charges $9.99 per month or $2.99 a day for maps and directions, as does AT&T with its own Navigator service. While the iPhone 3G might do everything free that competing services charge for, it's also plausible that Apple might offer its own service. It would be an extension of the feature set that has currently been shown—like the ability to act as a standalone device with maps on the device—for a small monthly fee. Either way, GPS makers will no doubt be coming to the same realization that those selling MP3 players are now experiencing, and that PDA makers have been already been forced to deal with. Convergence is a bitch.


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Final Days to View Exhibition at UW Art Museum
The final day to see the University of Wyoming Art Museum exhibition "Drawn from Life: Northern Plains Indian Portraits by David Humphreys Miller" is Saturday, Aug. 11.
Located in the Centennial Complex at 2111 Willett Drive in Laramie, the museum is open Monday through Saturday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Admission is free.
In 1935, at the age of 16, Miller (American, 1918-1992) arrived in South Dakota. There, he began interviewing and drawing the Northern Plains Indians who were at the Battle of Little Bighorn. In all, he sketched and painted 72 portraits of the various survivors, and captured valuable testimony. The exhibition presents more than 60 of his field sketches and studio easel paintings.
"Imagine learning from the masters" is a guiding principle of the UW Art Museum's programs.
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Join Us for a Discussion about Challenges and Opportunities In Pre-Competitive Partnerships, Clinical Trial Enrollment and Public Policy
WASHINGTON, DC (September 23, 2013) – Please join the Pharmaceutical Research and Manufacturers of America (PhRMA), the Alzheimer's Association and the Alzheimer's Drug Discovery Foundation at an October 23, 2013 forum focused on the primary hurdles to combating Alzheimer's Disease (AD), a debilitating neurodegenerative disease that currently afflicts more than 5 million people in the U.S.
In an effort to catalyze progress in AD innovation and move medical science closer to our shared goal of bringing new preventative and therapeutic solutions to Alzheimer's patients, we are convening top industry and academic scientists, patients, policymakers, and other stakeholders for a day of open engagement and dialogue. Key topics of focus will include how to accelerate the impact of pre-competitive collaborative partnerships, challenges currently facing clinical trial recruitment specific to Alzheimer's and new paths forward for science and policy. During the lunch, we will also feature patient stories about the devastating impact this disease has on families and communities across the U.S.
Who: Suzanne Corker, PhD, Professor of Behavioral Neuroscience, Emerita, Massachussetts Institute of Technology
Neil Buckholtz, PhD, Director, Division of Neuroscience Office, National Institute on Aging
Bill Chin, MD, Executive Vice President, Scientific & Regulatory Affairs, PhRMA;
Howard Fillit, MD, Executive Director and Chief Science Officer, Alzheimer's Drug Discovery Foundation
Maria Freire, PhD, President, Foundation of NIH;
Tim Garnett, MD, Chief Medical Officer and Senior Vice President, Eli Lilly;
Nicholas Kozaur, MD, Acting Clinical Team Lead at the FDA's Division of Neurology Products;
Eric Parker, PhD, Executive Director and Neuroscience Site Lead, MerckResearch Laboratories;
Heather Snyder, PhD, Director, Medical and Scientific Relations, Alzheimer's Association;
Stevin Zorn, PhD, Executive Vice President of R&D, Lundbeck;
And others
What: Alzheimer's: The Puzzle, The Partners, The Path Forward
Sponsored by: PhRMA, the Alzheimer's Association and the Alzheimer's Drug Discovery Foundation
When: Wednesday, October 23, 2013, 9:00am – 5:45pm
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*** Due to limiting seating capacity, please fill out the registration form found on http://www.phrma.org/projectcures by October 16, 2013.
The Pharmaceutical Research and Manufacturers of America (PhRMA) represents the country's leading innovative biopharmaceutical research and biotechnology companies, which are devoted to discovering and developing medicines that enable patients to live longer, healthier, and more productive lives. Since 2000, PhRMA member companies have invested approximately $550 billion in the search for new treatments and cures, including an estimated $48.5 billion in 2012 alone.
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Nursing necklace Teething Necklace Gray Camel
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Crochet necklace Baby can chew and suck the necklace because it includes only organic beads and cotton.
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It's been a while since I last updated you on Office Nomad news. This is the latest.
Spending the month of September with Netprofile was a very interesting one. I felt like working in family environment and learned a lot. Being able to contribute my part by extending my thoughts on the future of PR and social media was a really exciting thing. I was honored by having a possibility to attend their planning day as a fly in the ceiling.
Thanks to everyone at Netprofile!
This busy month I've been sitting at White Sheep, a digital agency within Aegis group. I've felt instant belonging here as well. Refreshing, different type group of professionals is what I'm experiencing here. Maybe some internal stuff is still going to happen during this last week of the month.
New host booking for December 2009 is Dazzle. This is an interesting host, something different from any of the previous ones.
Office Nomad concept will be extended
Due to several contacts about the concept, I've decided to extend the concept to cover larger audiences. To hear the news first, join Office Nomad – Toimistonomadi Facebook page.


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Microsoft's web analytics product, Gatineau, has been updated and branded as adCenter Analytics. You can request an invite code to the controlled beta at:
Mel Carlson has posted some information about the product on the adCenter blog . Ian Thomas has posted a good review of the top adCenter Analytics features.


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A gravitational wave discovery is the year's biggest science story — again.
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Editor's Note
Acting Editor in Chief Elizabeth Quill reflects on some of the top scientific stories of 2017.
Year in Review
From giant African elephants to tiny tardigrades, scientists discovered some surprising biology this year.
Missions to Jupiter and Saturn made big headlines, and 2017 also saw exciting updates from missions of years past.
A rare and long-awaited astronomical event united thousands of astronomers in a frenzy of observations.
Human evolution may have involved the gradual assembly of scattered skeletal traits, fossils of Homo naledi and other species show.
Quantum communication through space is now possible, putting the quantum internet within closer reach.
The hubbub over the iceberg that broke off Larsen C may have died down, but scientists are just getting warmed up to study the aftermath.
Scientists edited viable human embryos with CRISPR/Cas9 this year.
The discovery of seven Earth-sized planets orbiting a single cool star fuels a debate over what counts as good news in the search for life outside the solar system.
The number of Zika cases in the Western Hemisphere have dropped this year, but the need for basic scientific and public health research of the virus remains strong.
Examinations of NFL players' postmortem brains turned up chronic traumatic encephalopathy in 99 percent of samples in large dataset.
Studies show that rice, wheat and other staples could lose proteins and minerals, putting more people at risk of hunger worldwide.
The first gene therapies approved in the United States are treating patients with certain types of leukemia and lymphoma.
Some findings reported in 2017 are potentially big news, if they hold up to additional scientific scrutiny.
Viruses infecting bats could recombine to re-create SARS.
Pulsars might not be behind excess antimatter, gamma-ray observations suggest.
Scientists size up neutron stars using gravitational waves and light.
Eating small amounts of a neonicotinoid pesticide can disorient white-crowned sparrows.
Adult women have higher rates of asthma than men, and testosterone's effect on the immune system may partly explain that difference.
Skeletons suggest a group of celibate men inhabited Dead Sea Scrolls site.
Mysterious nitrite-oxidizing bacteria capture more carbon than previously thought and may be the primary engine at the base of the deep ocean's food web.
Though many blue whales tend to be "right-handed" when hunting for krill, one specific barrel roll move requires a lefty twist.
In quantum systems, heat can flow "backward," from cold to hot.
Tests answer some questions about the emerald ash borer's hidden taste for olive and fringe trees.
A new metamaterial has a seemingly impossible property: It swells when squeezed.
A treasure trove of pterosaur eggs and embryos gives tantalizing clues to the winged reptile's early development.
A secret stash at an ancient site in Israel called Megiddo illuminates the Iron Age practice of hoarding wealth.
Patricia Brennan and colleagues found certain female ocean mammals have vaginal folds that give them an advantage in mating
Synthetic DNA has come a long way since it arrived on the scene half a century ago.
Glowing clouds of gas known as Hanny's Voorwerp offer a way to study galaxies and black holes in the distant past.
Flour, though low in moisture, can sicken people with E. coli toxins if it is eaten raw.
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Science News writers and editors make their picks for top science books of the year.
Letters to the Editor
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Swirls of sand, sea salt and smoke make atmospheric currents visible in a new NASA visualization.
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Croatian Island Hopper North (Start Dubrovnik)
For 18 - 35 Young Professionals, Singles and Students
Vacation Overview
Croatia is hot right now, and our Croatia Island Hoppers are just the thing to help you cool off! Sightsee Dubrovnik, the 'Pearl of the Adriatic', sip cocktails in Hvar, taste local flavours in Korcula's Old Town or soak up the sun on the deck of our awesome 'A' Class sail boat - it's up to you! With its laid-back pace and perfect blend of sights & sun, you'll never want to leave.
Vacation Itinerary
Vacation Day 1 - Arrive Dubrovnik
Welcome to Croatia! On arrival in beautiful Dubrovnik make tracks to tour exclusive sailing boat & settle into your cabin, complete with your own ensuite bathroom, then let the good times begin! If you've got time to explore, this UNESCO World Heritage site is definitely worth checking out – it's walls & winding streets are perfect for people spotting & getting local. Tonight you'll meet up with your group & 18-35 Rep to get the trip started right as you indulge in tasty BBQ on board. As you get to know your group tonight & maybe chill over a few drinks, it's not hard to see why Croatia is one of the world's ultimate holiday destinations as the sun sets on the horizon. It's the perfect way to start a week of relaxation. Boat(L,D)
Vacation Day 2 - Dubrovnik to Korčula
After a late start & breakfast we'll raise the anchor & hit the waves. As we set sail for the week of exploring, having a camera at the ready for some amazing shots is essential – the blue water & rocky Adriatic coastline is perfect for framing up great pics as you sail the waves toward Korčula, once home to legendary explorer Marco Polo. On arrival & a late lunch on-board it's time to explore your way. This walled fishing village is filled with pretty buildings and has fascinating Venetian architecture, designed to protect the Old Town from wind and sun. Head to the famous explorer's birthplace in the Old Town - we love heading to the top of the tower for some great views. Back down on street level, the towns, it's little streets lined with cobbles & cute shops is perfect for local souvenirs. If you love it local then keep your ears peeled for music, it could be the Moreška a local sword dance with costumes & music & find a spot to try some local wines. With your Korčula cultural fix fed, ask your Tour Rep for their local tips on where to head to discover Korčula by night – there are some cool little bars in the city walls that are the ideal spot for a blissful sunset. Boat( L,B)
Vacation Day 3 - Korcula to Hvar
Munch on breakfast as we cruise the Adriatic to one of Croatia's most popular islands, Hvar. This place sports the region's hottest nightlife and a port packed with yachts from all over the world. You'll soon understand why Hvar is a magnet for celebs! Check out the town's stunning square and 16th century theatre, grab a drink & people watch. If you're feeling like some new views, make tracks to the hilltop fortress for full-blown views over Hvar's gorgeous harbour. This is picture perfect stuff. If you'd like to chill even more, the tiny bays are great for exploring. The island's unique coastline, pine-covered slopes and vineyards are epic & the local wine here is some of Croatia's best so getting into a taste of what the locals love is essential. If you're keen to catch the rays on land, head to Hula Hula Beach Bar. This Hvar hotspot is just around the corner from the port & boasts sun loungers & a bar right by the water. Pumping beats, sunshine, new friends…what could be better? Keep the groove going tonight at the harbourside clubs & bars. Boat (L,B)
Vacation Day 4 - Hvar to Wild Bay
After a night in Hvar, a late breakfast will exactly what you need, before it's off to our exclusive overnight in a slice of paradise, Wild Bay. Croatia is the jewel of the Adriatic & its evident everywhere you look here. Swim in the still blue waters, relax on deck or grab a bit of shut eye – it's relaxing in paradise at its best. Boat (B,L,D)
Vacation Day 5 - Wild Bay to Bol
It's onto a new vibe today, Bol on the south island of Brac. The island's pebbly rocks & little bays are popular spots for catching some rays & the town iself is great for people watching. This little town is cute & quaint, so exploring is perfect. You could hit the Zlatni Rat (Golden Cape) beach. It's been said that it's one of the best in Croatia, so finding out for yourself is a must when you're here. Hit the town, climb the King's stairs or pay a visit to the Dominican Monastery if you're feeling like a taste of the cultural past here. Later, there's the option to take it up a notch & get into the good times at our Captain's dinner & pirate party. Boat (B)
Vacation Day 6 - Bol to Makarska
Get on deck & plug in your iPod as you watch the Adriatic go by en route to Makarska. After lunch we'll dock in the harbour, which sits at the foot of a massive cliff face. It's got a super long sandy beach and a long promenade – just right for stretching your legs on land. For a bit of local action, head to the main square and check out the fruit and flower markets. Tonight, ask your 18-35 Rep for tips on the town's best places to eat. Trying some grilled fish or a mixed seafood platter with some of your travel buddies at cute, local restaurant is essential. This town is packed with fun clubs & bars including some themed ones that our travellers love. Your Tour Rep will give you some pointers on where to go for what you're into before you hit the town. Boat (B)
Vacation Day 7 - Makarska to Split
Today we cruise on to the Dalmatian capital, Split. Get up close to real Roman heritage when you wander through the domain of Diocletian's Palace in the city centre, complete with 220 buildings and a huge cathedral. Make your last night one to remember – head out for a cocktail to toast the trip or if you're not into it a Bijela Kava coffee is definitely worth a sip or two. Soak up Split's Mediterranean vibes and get amongst it at a waterfront bar – the promenade is always packed with people, performers & musicians so the vibe here is awesome. Later, head back into the maze of little cobbled streets within the palace walls to where the locals go, you'll find a whole lot of cool cafés and pumping clubs. Boat (L,B)
Vacation Day 8 - Depart Split
The good times in Croatia end after breakfast this morning, when it's time to swap Facebook & email addresses as your tour ends after breakfast. (B)
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- 7 nights twin-share accommodation on a sailing cruise boat
- Orientations of all destinations
- Port & visitors taxes
- A dedicated captain & crew with an experienced & professional 18-35 representative
- 14 meals:
- 7 continental breakfasts
- 5 lunches
- 2 dinners
- Daily bottled drinking water supplement
2 World Heritage Sites visited
Visit the fortified Old Town
See the Arsenal and the Venetian Fortress
Visit Zlatni Rat beach
See Diocletian's Palace in Split
A $200 Non-Refundable Deposit is Required to Book.
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Beyond the Cloud: Rethinking Information Boundaries
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The continuing development of computing and mobile technology and the ongoing evolution of the Web environment provide new ways for accessing, acquiring, retrieving and storing information which constantly defy traditional boundaries. With the growth of digital content, information objects are blurred and challenge information organization. As more people interact and exchange knowledge and information on the Web and the cloud, information environments are transformed and human information behaviors are shifting. As information use is increasing and becomes more complex, the need for meaningful integration and analysis is growing.
ASIS&T Annual Meeting is the main venue for disseminating research on advances in information science, information technology and related topics. This years conference theme offers an opportunity to reflect on all the changes that impact on human information interaction and their implications for information science and technology. Submissions are solicited for, but not limited to, the five tracks below.
Track 1: Human Information Interaction
Information Retrieval; Information Behavior; Human Computer Interaction; Usability; E-Science & Distributed Collaboration; Virtual Organizations; User Modeling; Mobile Technologies.
Track 2: Information Organization and Representation
Meta data; Taxonomies; Information Visualization; Information Architecture; Digital Libraries; Indexing and Abstracting; Classification; Social Tagging; Semantic Web and Ontology; Social Media.
Track 3: Information Use & Analysis
Information Seeking and User Studies; Strategic, Security & Competitive Intelligence; Information & Knowledge Management; Comparative Analysis of Information Practices; Information Metrics (Bibliometrics/Informatrics/Webometrics).
Track 4: Information Preservation & Access Digital Curation; Big Data; E-book; Information Quality; Copyright, Intellectual Properties and Related Issues; Information Literacy.
Track 5: Information Environments & Socio-Cultural Aspects
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Urban Toronto is a mega city known for its unique neighbourhoods and personalities. West of Yonge Street, Toronto has an ever-changing personality as it bends and twists from one neighbourhood to yet another with historical sites and buildings along the way.
Core of the city's identity is Old City Hall, that's a showplace of history and exquisite craftsmanship. Sunnyside Pavilion another historical building dating back to the 1800's is a landmark along the western waterfront. With its manicured gardens, a boardwalk and an inviting beachfront café, you can sip your beverages while dragon boats, rowers and canoes drift by. This beautiful building is the site of many wedding photo shoots. Nothing is more enjoyable than experiencing your city while strolling along the busy waterfront. Along this part of the city that's by the water, you'll also find a number of facilities for sporting enthusiasts. They include one of the oldest and largest of its type rowing clubs dating back to the late 1800's called the Argonaut Rowing Club with its course running 4,000 meters along the western beaches of Toronto from the west side of Ontario Place to the mouth of the Humber River. Alongside is the Toronto Sailing and Canoe Club, a non-profit and volunteer run club going back to the 1880's. Here you'll find outriggers, sailing, canoeing and dragon boat paddlers. The beautiful and exclusive Boulevard Club sits proudly on the waterfront and is one of the finest exclusive Yachting and sports facilities in Toronto, also proud of its 90 plus year history. The Martin Goodman trail that runs along the waterfront starts from the Western Beaches stretching to the Eastern Beaches. It's a multi-use recreational trail that traverses through a multitude of high developed environments where you'll find people jogging, walking and running against a scenic backdrop of Lake Ontario. Here you can feel the breezes off the lake, watch the sailboats going by, kids playing in the sand and almost forget that you're in the city! Also found in this western part of the city is the famous Exhibition Place, where every year the 18 day fair begins and you can hear "Let's go the to Ex!" It's 192 acres of parkland, gardens and historical buildings.
West Toronto is also home to the city's major museums and galleries. The ROM is the 5th largest museum in North America with over 40 galleries and amazing dinosaur, fossil, African and Near Eastern Art collections. Both The Art Gallery of Ontario (AGO) revamped by Toronto native architect Frank Gehry and OCAD's (Ontario College of Art & Design) with Will Alsop's unique building design are world recognized and landmarks for this area. In addition to enjoying the art exhibitions and special collections within the Art Gallery of Ontario, one can also visit Jackman Hall, which fosters cinema as art and features art films and documentaries. Cinematheque Ontario moved to the new breathtaking Bell Lightbox complex downtown for all the the film lovers, offering a full range of diverse film, classics and foreign films including the annual Toronto Internation Film Festival also known as "TIFF".
You'll also find Toronto's theatre district, sports arena's, major galleries and great music scenes from classic, blues, jazz to rock found west of Yonge Street.
When you're looking to choose a community that best defines your personality, you first want to explore how these different neighbourhoods feel. Are you looking for a hipster haven, somewhere full of young professionals? Perhaps you feel more at home amongst cultural diversity or hoods with urban families and strollers? Each and every part of Toronto has a different flavour and appeal. Throughout the years, these different hoods have reinvented themselves from the coffeehouse days in Yorkville to today's historic charm meshed with designer boutiques, world-class galleries and upscale restaurants. The Annex is one of the cities most affluent and diverse communities with Edwardian and Victorian mansions making it one of the more expensive neighbourhoods to live in. Chinatown an ethnic enclave is famous for its bustling markets with exotic fruits and vegetables and oodles of great eateries like the Bright Pearl for dim sum and mouth-watering Mother's Dumplings. Kensington Market's labyrinth like streets with the many tiny shops and produce stands almost make you feel like you're in another country. Both Corso Italia and Little Italy are renowned for their trendy European atmosphere with classic Italian café's and outdoor patios lining the street. Another inner city ethnic hood in transition is Little Portugal and (Beaconsfield Village). Once home to Portuguese immigrants now is experiencing urban professionals seeking to buy homes close to the downtown core. The infamous strip on Ossington Avenue between Dundas and Queen Street and by the Gladstone and Drake Hotels are bustling with late night music and hipsters. An area favourite is Pizzeria Libretto. Parks throughout the city are many times the heart of the community, and this is also the case with the hood Dufferin Grove. The 14 acre park is the focal point of the community, and a natural gathering place for the residents. There is great neighbourly camaraderie within the park with potluck dinners and a year-round farmers' market. (One of the best in the city) Brockton Village to the west of this district often draws artist types with its affordable prices. Another reinvented spot is Trinity Bellwoods along Queen St. West and now a hip area with design furniture and clothing shops, galleries and fabulous eateries. Many nights you'll find people lining up outside Terroni's waiting for their famous thin crust pizza. Thriving bohemia is felt in Parkdale with its influx of café's, bars, antique and vintage shops attracting artists and young professionals. Another area attracting artistic types is Roncesvalles Village, popular Polish heritage area famous for its deli's, bakeries, bistros, and restaurants but also boasting other cultural delights. It also has one of the oldest cinema's The Revue and several music lounges and clubs. It's a vibrant hood with olde world charm. Another similar established community that seems to attract artistic types and young professionals is the High Park neighbourhood that surrounds one of the largest parks in Toronto with its mixed recreational and natural elements. Bloor West Village and Swansea Village are both popular with young families and offer wonderful shops, café's, deli's with European flavours, great schools and winding treed streets.
For those looking for larger executive type homes, the exclusive neighbourhoods of Baby Point, Brule/Riverside and The Kingsway offer beautiful landscapes and grounds, some with the best ravine views in Toronto, with coveted Georgian and Tudor styled homes having character and charm unequaled. The little pocket of Sunnylea sits just south of The Kingsway, sharing their fabulous shopping district and offering a treed Muskoka type ambiance with winding streets without sidewalks and tidy bungalows, Tudors and new custom built homes on fabulous lots.
All of these older neighbourhoods within west Toronto offer housing stock that has long been a part of the city, with some going back a hundred years. The history, architecture and character draw buyers to this unique and wonderful style. It's a loving relationship between the neighbourhood amenities and the type of properties offered. There still are choices for those preferring "newer" both with houses and of course condos.
Buying a property is probably the largest investment most of us will make and location is becoming an even larger factor in real estate.
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Everyone is invited to attend the first Florence community hog roast on Saturday. The event will be at the intersection of W. 5th and Marion streets in the lot next to Florence United Methodist Church.
Live music will start at 3:30 p.m., and the free meal at 4 p.m. Children's games are scheduled.
Participants are asked to bring lawn chairs.
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Filed under: war-machine | Tags: austerity, caussers, event, France, IEF, infinite strike, la greve infinie, presence, strike, truth, wrecking, zine
From the IEF blog:
"The Institute for Experimental Freedom's European appendages and friends are proud to release an English translation of "La Grève Infinie" (Infinite Strike). This text was written on Oct 27th 2010 from within the events transpiring throughout the French strikes and blockades. It has appeared throughout France, and is available in at nantes.indymedia.org/article/22087 and http://juralibertaire.over-blog.com/article-la-greve-infinie-59845046.html.
Although the US is not France, we can't help but find a certain resonance with the strike, with the determinacy of struggle. We welcome the return of causseur, of the vandal, of course! We delight in the fine fractures that link our deep sense of despair with the its negation—the secret solidarity between our weakness our others strength. And so, as a means of reverberating the call, the IEF offers this text to those of us who are everywhere homeless, and everywhere foreign.
Within the text—which is just overheard within the event—we see a clear proposition. The elementary strategy of "shutting it all down." Blockade the oil refineries, extend all self-reductions beyond ourselves, block the ports, defeat the police, shut down the nuclear reactors. Realize all strikes as a position.
Practice makes perfect."
Filed under: war-machine | Tags: attack, austerity measures, burning, caussers, France, fuel shortage, general strike, high school, police, riot police, riots, students, unions
From Libcom:
"Despite the colder weather, and the increasing lack of petrol, the social movement is heating up, fueled by fun, fire and fury. "Operation Snails' Pace", strikes, mini-riots, schools blockades, General Assemblies, occupations, and today the 4th 24 hour "General" Strike since 7th September …but where is it all going? What contradictions aren't being confronted? Read on…
Lorry drivers yesterday joined the movement, with the explicit aim of "blocking the economy". They have been launching "Operation Snails' Pace" (going slow on major roads and motorways) around Lille, Toulouse, Lyon, Bordeaux, south of Paris, Tours, Frontignan, Arras, various parts of Normandy and lots of other places – officially there were 30 "go-slows" around 15 different towns yesterday. This, on the day before the Union-called "General" Strike called for today, Tuesday October 18th: "General" is in inverted commas because clearly there've been loads of people who have worked in those sectors which have officially come out on strike. Some of these 'go-slows' lasted only 20 minutes, but others for several hours. Ordinary cars go-slow in the fast lane, because big lorries aren't allowed there.
Various petrol depots have been blockaded. Despite the government claiming on Sunday that only 200 petrol stations have closed down, the organisation responsible for producing petrol station statistics said yesterday – Monday – that 1500 have closed; and the amount of petrol stations that have run out of Unleaded 95 or Unleaded 98 must be a great deal more than that. This shortage is as much to do with the refineries' strikes and blockades as with the dockers strike which has left at least 60 tankers stuck in the Mediterranean, unable to embark.
Lycees continue to be blocked (officially – ie Ministry of Miseducation figures – 260, but 600 according to UNL – the Union Nationale de Lyceens).
There have been mini-riots and stand-offs with the CRS in at least 5 towns – Nanterre just outside Paris, Lyon, Lille, Mulhous and Borges. So-called "casseurs" (literally "breakers": see this text from 1994 in English "Nous sommes tous des casseurs") have been attacking this and that all over the country, sometimes intelligently, sometimes indifferently, sometimes stupidly and sometimes really nastily.
In Marseille the binmen have been on strike for over a week (joining the dockers and the refinery workers). The rubbish is upsetting the tourists, who are anxious to consume the new gentrified areas, brought in by artists and the construction of a modern tramway, free from the stench of revolting proles. The mayor is also upset. Marseille is already preparing for the year it becomes the Cultural Capital of Europe in 2013. With Ryanair withdrawing from its airport base there, giving the term 'capital flight' an almost literal meaning, the project of bringing in the punters from the four corners of the globe could well be grounded. All that glorious regeneration of a nice cleaned up surface, designed to reduce all sense of a past into a souvenir photo, could be destroyed by radical subversion. A binman said, "We're the proletariat, we can't just sit and twiddle our thumbs." Though this possibly comes from an old-style CP-influenced guy, in the atmosphere of Republican ideology where everyone is encouraged to describe themselves as a "citizen", this is a refreshing reminder of a basic socially antagonistic truth. A 16 year old from Marseille, Sarah Jlassi, added "This has gone beyond pensions, it's about our unjust, divided society." (The Guardian today). Though this is certainly at the centre of the movement, youths in the media and on the street, from whatever background, are constantly saying how stressed their parents are after work, how consequently they can't communicate with them.
A few years back, the mayor brought in the army to clear the rubbish. Whether he does so again, in the current more generalised climate of class war remains to be seen, but he could encounter more frustration than merely Ryanair's O'Leary playing hard to get. Certainly in the longer term – the overtly 'radical milieu' there has long been organising against gentrification and the cultural rubbish that's going to fill the streets in less than a bit over 2 years time (a translation of this text on art and gentrification has become very popular there over the last 18 months).
In Languedoc-Roussillon, where I live:
Nimes (Gard county), all the lycees closed, and there were sit-ins at the prefecture.
Ales (also the Gard) – a blockade of the railway lines, with fires to keep warm.
Firemen were on strike throughout the Gard, only answering the most urgent calls.
In Perpignan, 150 strikers blocked a petrol depot for 4 hours, with tyres burning all over the roads. A train driver supporting the blockade said on telly, "This is not just about retirement but about the whole future of this society", though the different ways of understanding the implications of that are about as many as there are people who feel the same way. 200 teachers occupied a local state institution (didn't catch what it was). A firetruck was attacked with stones.
In Frontignan, near Sete, 300 train drivers and truck drivers, plus others, blocked an oil depot, beginning very early in the dark morning – stopping distribution in 3 counties. A train driver said, "We're doing this for the future – for our grandchildren", though they were also clearly doing it for themselves.The cops, preceded by a nicey nicey reasonably-toned Prefet (head of administration for the area) asking for a calm dispersal, unblocked the depot in mid-afternoon without resistance – 300, in a fairly isolated spot, not being enough against cops armed with tear gas and flash balls. However, the expulsion was immediately followed by a mini-General Strike in the Frontignan area.
Aude also had a blockade of an oil depot up till mid-afternoon.
In Montpellier the "concierge" (security/surveillance office) of a lycee was completely wrecked by fire. And many of the windows of this lycee were "broken" (they're very thick top security windows, so none of them shattered) by 50 or so hooded youths. A teacher, who quite possibly objected to this reasonable attack, had a molotov thrown towards her, without touching or injuring her at all. She called them terrorists. The school was evacuated.
On Friday 15th October, 60 or so youths attacked the blockade of a the top notch lycee in Montpellier ("Joffre") – the BAC (anti-criminal brigade) and suspected RG (equivalent of Special Branch) cops had been seen in their cars outside, leaving just a minute before the crowd of youths arrived. The youths also attacked "college" (12 – 15 yr olds) students, and went on to attack another school nearby, this time going through the dormitories robbing what they could. A car with a couple in it was overturned outside this school, and apparently a tram driver was stabbed in the hand. A radio journalist told a teenage girl he was interviewing that he had inside information that they'd been manipulated by the police, though he never actually broadcasted any of that (probably for fear of losing his job). Clearly, however, the degradations of life on the estates and the gang mentality that survival engenders, means that some youths don't really need to be manipulated – they see everything in terms of a dog eat dog world, and it will take some considerable risk of a dialogue between those who identify with and participate in a more general social movement and these more nihilistic but utterly directionless youths to shift this to the advantage of both. Certainly moralistic finger-wagging is the last thing that will influence any change in this area: it's part of the world they rightly hold in contempt, but cannot see or struggle or really want to find any way out of. This is not helped by the catch-all condemnations of anything that involves violence as "casseurs who've got nothing to do with the movement". The local press was full of condemnation of these acts (though some of the worst, surprisingly, weren't reported) but when the headmaster of Lycee Joffre pushed the gate onto the hand of a blockading school student and broke his wrist, this was played down as an 'accident'. At another school in town, an anti-blockade teacher on the inside of a gate blockaded on the outside pushed a large barrier (that had been placed on top of the dustbins that are the main structure of lycee barricades) back onto the pavement, narrowly missing seriously damaging the faces of a couple of students. A parent who politely warned the teacher of the dangers of what he was doing was later punched in the face by this teacher. But blanket criticism of "casseurs" is a convenient way of ignoring these contradictions, and of not looking at what is justifiable and what is sick in "casseurs" actions.
Lycee youth chant of the week: "In Parliament the MPs jerk off all day" (it rhymes in French and they sing it).
A lot more could be said, and I haven't even been to develop the answers to the questions posed in the introduction, but I've got to go now. Apologies for the lateness, and insufficiency, of this: internet, computer and personal problems have caused the delay…………"


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My Cup is an original song featured in New York, the twenty-second and final episode of Season Two. It is sung by Artie and Brittany, with Puck playing the guitar. Brittany writes the song for the 2011 National Show Choir Championships.
As the song is performed, the New Directions watch, noticeably disturbed. It can be seen as a possible tribute to Rachel's original song My Headband, as Brittany states that it was her favorite song in Original Song, the sixteenth episode of Season Two.
The first two verses were cut from the episode.
Brittany (Artie):
I got you in the palm of my hand
Wanna put something hot in you
So hot that you can't stand (That you can't stand)
Gonna take you to my lips
Empty out every last drop
So thirsty for what's in you baby
That I can't stop (That I can't stop)
In the middle of the night, I'm in bed alone
Don't care if you're glass, paper, styrofoam
When I need some water, baby
Artie and Brittany:
Coffee or gin
Brittany (with Artie):
You're the (only thing, I wanna put them in)
Artie and Brittany:
My cup, my cup
Sayin', "What's up?"
To my cup, my cup
More of a friend than a silly pup
My cup
You know what it is
Sayin', "What's up?"
To my cup (Ahh)
I'm Sayin', "What's up?"
To my cup (Ahh)
I'm Sayin', "What's up?"
To my cup (Ahh)
- In the show, it is written as an attempt to create an original song for Nationals as New Directions have yet to write any songs for the competition before arriving in New York City. However, the song is quickly shot down because of its concept.
- This song is one of two songs included on Tap Tap Glee when downloaded from iTunes, the other being Don't Stop Believin'.
- Unlike My Headband, this song was released as a single on iTunes.
- The song is mentioned and briefly performed by Brittany and Artie in the Season Four finale, All or Nothing.


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"Being in the "party business", I always have a vision for what I'd love to do for my own kids' birthday parties… and of course it usually doesn't align with what they actually want! My son, Pierson, could not be talked out of having a "Super Hero" party, and although I'm always trying to steer clear of commercial characters, I knew I could take a "Super Hero" party in a whole new direction!
I've always been a fan of the striking & vintage aesthetic of Roy Lichtenstein Pop Art, so I decided to have a "Vintage Pop Art" theme to the party. Most moms to boys end up having a super hero party of some sort at one time or another, and I wanted to show that you can have a really interesting, cool & fresh superhero party without having to use commercial characters.
We decided to make this a "Super Pierson" theme and the graphics helped to mold the decor throughout the whole party. I designed a "Super P" graphic that would be repeated throughout the party. We also brought in some of the "icons" of superheros and the traditional big city skyline. Patterns used throughout the party and graphics were representative of old comic books and included halftone patterns, as well as classic "benday dots" (Lichtenstein's trademark).
– The invitation sent out featured the "Super P" logo along with a vintage skyline and halftone pattern. "Help Pierson save his 3rd birthday" was the tag line. I mixed in comic fonts and layers of patterns to create the "Comic" and Pop Art effect. I embellished the envelope with a return address label that was a conversation bubble, and then a halftone pattern "to" label. We love printing on the glossy labels from onlinelabels.com.
– The colors we focused on were aqua, red and yellow mixed with black and white. These colors were great to work with because we were able to find loads of paper products and melamine plates with black/white dots that were perfectly fitting for the party.
– Decorative tables included: 1 main dessert table, 1 candy bar table, and a favor table.
– The main dessert table featured a large "Super P" logo on the black/white polkadot backdrop. The table also featured "buildings" of varying heights in the red/blue and white colors. These buildings reflected the graphics that we used on the printables. To make them, I purchased boxes of all sizes at my local Home Depot, wrapped them with large scale paper, and added "windows" windows using electrical tape and black cardstock punched with square punches. The desserts were displayed mainly on white lacquer wooden boxes that had black etched trim and a very "POP" vibe.
– The focal point of the Candy Bar was a Pop Art style graphic poster (printed by 702signguy.com) that I drew from a photograph of Pierson in his cape/mask. I also added a "conversation bubble" that said "Super Pierson!". I found clear squared containers in different heights and embellished them with with "windows" made from cardstock to make them look like buildings. I filled them with candies of the colors from the party (red, yellow, aqua/blue). We had a conversation bubble sign encouraging guests to fill treat bags with candies to take home as a favor.
– The favor table had bags of red/blue popcorn, Cookie pops (by The Cookie Jar) and bagged cookies, as well as cake truffle pops that were embellished with a "POP" party flag. The treats were displayed in the white laquer boxes that we lined with black/white polka dot wrapping paper. Cookies were bagged in cello bags and tied with a favor hangtag (from our printable package).
- Superhero capes were personalized with each child's initial, and masks were placed at each childs' table setting.
– Lunches were served in white gable boxes that were embellished with a black/white city skyline label that we printed. The skyline graphic had a callout bubble that said "Happy 3rd Birthday Super Pierson" and "Don't Forget to eat your Vegetables". The children had markers at their table so they could color their lunch box. We also attached a pop art personalized luggage tag with their name that we printed and laminated.
– The lunch box held a HERO sandwich labeled with a "turkey" pop art logo, and a fruit cup embellished with a printable label on the lid… a conversation bubble design that read either "mmm" or "yum".
– Birthday boy "Super Pierson" had a special eco pop art lunch bag from Urban Harmonie Designs.
–Drink wraps with city skyline graphics and a "Super P logo" adorned small kids-sized water bottles.
– I wrapped my bar with aqua ribbon and lined the top of the bar with black/white polkadot wrapping paper.
– Layered Jello shots (non- alcoholic, of course!) for the kids: We stuck printable logos on toothpicks out of the jello shots. These were placed on the candy bar.
–"POP" can candies were placed at each child's table setting. I found these cute little pop can candy containers at the dollar store near us and wrapped them with a printable sticker that said "Pop". The kids loved these!
–"HEROs" were served for lunch. I created labels for each type of sandwich using the same style graphic from the printables – labeled them ham or turkey. Stuck a conversation bubble that said "Heros" out of the sandwich tray.
– The amazing tiered cake was designed by Got What It Cakes – a city skyline layer and benday dots layer topped off with a "Yum" conversation bubble on top!
– Two Sugar Babies came up with fondant toppers out of the "Super P" logo. We used cupcake wrappers in coordinating colors by Bella Cupcake Couture."
– When the children arrived, they were directed to the red "London-style" telephone booth – a DIY project that I made using a refrigerator box! – where they would transform from their secret identity to their super hero character.
– We gave all of the children a cape with their own super logo appliqued on the back and a mask. Pierson's cape and mask were custom made from Kid Kapers. I also made Super Hero sticker logos for each child's initial that they could put on their shirt.
– We had a home Photo Booth for the children to have their pictures taken. We made a fake barbell weight (another DIY project) that the kids could pretend to be lifting over their heads. We also had hand-held signs that said "Boom" and "Pow". The backdrop was the polkadot/benday dot pattern that was repeated on the dessert table. We also had a printed "conversation bubble" on the backdrop the said "Happy 3rd Birthday Super Pierson".
– I drew the pop art poster of Pierson and had it blown up in black and white – the children played "Pin the logo on Super Pierson" where they would try to stick their own super logo on top of Pierson's super logo!
– I designed a 10-ft long city skyline graphic scene that I had printed on large blueprint scale paper in black and white for the children to color. I posted this "graffiti wall" poster under my bar. The children were allowed to color the city skyline. This was a huge hit for the kids!
– We had yellow/red/blue cardboard bricks that the kids enjoyed building walls with and then breaking through them like a super hero!
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It is not often that we can see a winery "born" and be able to follow their progress over the years from literally "the ground up ". VINO LAS pre-view of one of the newest wineries in the central coast before the big public opening. NINER Wine Estates in Paso Robles , California.
After nearly ten years of planning, preparing, and just plain hard work , the newest addition to Paso Robles' west side wine community will open May 1st to the public.
Construction began for the elegant stone barn tasting room and state-of-the-art gravity flow winery on the Heart Hill property on the west side of Paso Robles on seventy acres of vines surrounding the winery with the first phase beginning in the spring of 2007.
The inaugural vintage was released in January of 2006. Varietals currently include Sauvignon blanc, Barbera Rosato, Barbera, Sangiovese, Syrah, Merlot, Cabernet Sauvignon, Petite Sirah, an Italian blend and a proprietary red blend called Fog Catcher.Dick Niner had the vision of this state of the art facility over many years. He investigated buying several vineyards and wineries, both for himself and other investors and came to realize the potential of Paso Robles as a perfect environment for growing premium grapes and making fine wines.
With growing conditions almost identical to the Napa Valley, ample water in many areas, and desirable soils, Paso Robles presented a unique opportunity for him to finally invest in the wine industry. When the property Bootjack Ranch came on the market in early 2001, Dick jumped at the chance to buy it and two years later brought the Heart Hill property . Combined they represent over 360 acres, of which 125 are now planted to 11 varietals. An additional 85 acres available for future planting.
Niner signed on legendary winemaker Chuck Ortman to advise, consult, and get the first vintage started and then hired Amanda Cramer in 2004 as full-time winemaker.
A native of New Hampshire, in 1997 Amanda Cramer left a teaching post in Washington DC to pursue her interests in wine. Amanda's background in mathematics and chemistry provided solid preparation for the road ahead.
She enrolled at UC Davis and studied enology and viticulture. She gained hands-on experience as a harvest cellar intern at Far Niente Winery in Oakville while still a student. When asked about her life-changing decision to launch a career in winemaking, she replied , "I fell in love with the very idea of winemaking – the interconnection between agriculture, chemistry and artistry. And the fact that winegrowing regions are the most beautiful places in the world is certainly a plus!"
After Davis, Amanda spent the next three years working at wineries, in three of the world's most recognized growing regions. She worked harvests at Chimney Rock and Robert Mondavi Wineries in Napa Valley, California; D'Arenberg Wines in McLaren Vale, South Australia; and even at Casa Lapostolle in Santa Cruz, Chile.
In 2002, Amanda returned to California to a post as Assistant Winemaker at the esteemed Paradigm Winery in Oakville. Working under the direction of legendary winemaker Heidi Barrett, her responsibilities included production, cellar and lab duties, as well as vineyard sampling for this 5,000 case, ultra-premium winery. With Barrett's guidance, Cramer polished her skills on Bordeaux varieties.
Inspired by the quality of the region and an opportunity to work with Central Coast winemaking pioneer Chuck Ortman, Amanda moved to Paso Robles to assume the role of Winemaker at Niner Wine Estates.
"Given the opportunity to help build a winery from the ground up in this attractive region that is on the rise, I simply couldn't't pass it up" she said. Amanda oversees all winemaking operations and crafts wines that demonstrate the diversity and elegance that many wines Paso Robles provide.
Amanda gave us a tour of this state of the art facility. We have been into many wineries over the years but walking in to Amanda's winery was like walking into a pristine NASA facility.
Starting at the top floor where the picking bins arrive during harvest she explained the process of how this gravity fed facility works. We proceed our way down to the next floors walking by the large stainless steel tanks that shined like mirrors. Next stop was the barrel room where these lovely wines age in French Oak.
Owner Dick Niner took over and showed off the vineyard which provided us a wonderful experience to see row after row of perfectly aligned newly planted vines. Nick also explain that even the water is processed by gravity and filtered every set up the way with natural plant filters.
From our location high in the vineyard we could see our next stop which was their newly finished Hospitality Center and looked forward to sampling some of these great wines and another tour.
The Hospitality Center houses not only the Niner Wine Estates tasting room, but a generous demonstration kitchen and boutique winery as well.
Education is a major tenet of the Niner Wine Estates vision. Rick Toyota told us the winery will begin offering wine and culinary programs as early as this summer and these will be some of the first ever for the Central Coast.
The courses will cover a wide range of subjects in varying formats, from hour-long sessions to more extensive multiple-day programs by the end of the year. Classes will be presented by the Niner Wine Estates' own in-house wine education staff, lead by Rick as well as visiting chefs and leading experts which are sure to line up to cook in this beautiful kitchen.
By design, the rustically elegant stone barn Hospitality Center is as aesthetically conscious as it is eco-conscious.
Designer Anne Fortini's tasteful interiors reflect and accentuate the beauty of the winery's surroundings, while Mr. Niner, Ms. Cramer and architect Tim Woodle have designed Niner Wine Estates to be the first winery on the Central Coast to meet LEED certification standards through the U.S. Green Building Council, with final certification to be awarded in a matter of months.
Constructed and positioned to emphasize the allure of Paso Robles wine country, the Hospitality Center's expansive windows frame a view of "Heart Hill," the iconic heart-shaped design of oak trees once owned by brothers Claude and Clyde Booker.
Niner Wine Estates is the vision of Dick Niner, who believes that a blend of exceptional people, vineyards, tools, and ideas is the key to creating world-class wines and providing a one-of-a-kind experience in the heart of Paso Robles wine country.
Since its founding in 2001, Niner Wine Estates' list of award-winning wines has grown to include Bordeaux, Rhone and Italian varietals, including their flagship Bordeaux blend, "Fog Catcher." This independent, family-owned company is truly dedicated to making exceptional wines by combining the best of traditional winemaking methods as it employs cutting-edge technologies.
In the LEED-certified winery, winemaker Amanda Cramer will continue to use estate-grown fruit from the Bootjack Ranch and Heart Hill Vineyard into wines that express their true varietal correctness with every sip. We look forward to visiting NINER as often as we can to watch this one of a kind project in the Central Coast grow into prominence.


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