To create a vibrant urban park dedicated to connecting our community through activities, nature, culture and traditions that meaningfully contribute to the livability and enjoyment of our community.
Riverfront Park occupies 100 acres of land and water with a rich and varied history. Spokane Falls and the surrounding land has long been a gathering place for people. In the late 1800's, pioneers settled here and started the city of Spokane. In 1974, Spokane hosted Exposition '74, "The World's Fair." In preparation for Expo '74, the Spokane River was cleaned up, the rail yards were removed, and the Great Northern Railroad Depot on Havermale Island was demolished. While there had been various changes and improvements to the park since Expo '74,redevelopment is currently underway and will be completed by 2020. Riverfront Park continues to be a popular gathering place for local residents and tourists. We also host a variety of community events during the year, so there is always something fun to do!
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The Edwards Master of Business Administration program is a transformational experience that focuses around teambuilding, leadership and business strategy. You will learn the people skills of management such as how to manage, how to communicate effectively, and how to lead. Our students develop management skills that are both integrative and strategic, gaining a deeper understanding of organizations and their local and global context. Graduates then enter their professional endeavors with confidence, integrity and accountability. Faculty and colleagues within the Edwards MBA program will become valuable business contacts and life-long friends.
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No business degree? No problem!
Did you know that you don't have to have a bachelor's degree in Business to get an MBA? Lots of our students have bachelor degrees from non-business disciplines but want to learn the business skills that they'll need to succeed in their industries.
Here are a couple of our key features.
Essential Management Skills
Participate in a one week intensive experiential management skills class. This course will provide MBA students with skills to enhance self-understanding; improve interpersonal effectiveness and successfully manage in complex environments. Students will explore their personal management style and improve their communication skills; gain valuable insights into how to manage difficult people; conduct interest-based negotiations; and help their subordinates achieve improved levels of performance. We will also highlight the role of personal wellness as a critical aspect of management performance.
Edwards Career Services
Selecting a career is a process of research, knowledge and acquisition, and self-assessment. Learning about yourself – your interests, skills, values, and needs – and the spectrum of possible careers will enable you to make the most educated and appropriate decision for you and set you on your way for long-term career success.
Edwards Career Services will work with you to ensure you are well positioned to make the best possible employment decisions. We can provide you with the tools you need to successfully navigate your career path. Finding a satisfying position depends on your unique background, your energy, and your desire to succeed. Through an active partnership with Edwards Career Services, you can ensure your MBA education and the application of your own initiative will advance you towards your long-term goals.
Click any of the links below to learn more about what Edwards Career Services can do for you!
MBA Internship Program
Need a Mentor?
The Edwards MBA Internship Program (EMIP) is an 8-month work experience which starts in January of the 1st year of your MBA degree. If you're admitted to EMIP, and you're successful in securing a placement, you must agree to complete your MBA over a minimum of two years.
The program is designed for students with little or no work experience in their desired field. An internship is a value-added component of the Edwards MBA Program where you're provided with an opportunity to implement the business theory and concepts from your MBA coursework. Work placements also provide increased opportunities for learning, mentorship and post-graduation employment.
To learn more about the Edwards MBA Internship Program, view the brochure here!
"I entered the Edwards MBA program to expand my understanding of business and enhance my career opportunities. I've found that the classroom experience offers a depth of knowledge and perspective that complements my analytical skills gained from the Engineering program. The part-time program is convenient for me to continue to work as an engineer while advancing my education. This program has given me a broader view of the business world and how to work effectively in all areas of it. I highly recommend the Edwards MBA to any engineer looking to advance their career."
Kenton Peterson, B. Eng, P.Eng
Bachelor of Science, Chemical Engineering
Current Edwards MBA Candidate
The program's course structure can be broken down into three main categories:
MBA 819.3 Marketing for Organizational Decision Making - Marketing strategy is integral to organizational success by guiding the organization's choice of target market(s), brand positioning, and tactics such as product development, pricing, and promotions. Students will learn fundamental concepts, tools, and frameworks for creating and implementing effective, customer/user-oriented marketing strategies and plans that can be applied to for-profit, nonprofit, and other organizational contexts.
Prerequisite(s): MBA 885.3
MBA 830.3 Operations Management - Explore activities related to the production of goods and delivery of services, as well as the improvement of key business processes. This course will examine the tools, principles and analytical techniques that managers and business analysts use to investigate key issues within the operations function.
MBA 859.4 Financial Reporting - This course will provide the student with an introduction, from a user perspective, to the principles and procedures of financial reporting. Topics include: the objectives and users of accounting information, the mechanics of accounting including the accounting equation, transactions, the accounting cycle, and the preparation of financial statements. The use and interpretation of accounting information for investment, lending and management decision-making will be emphasized
Prerequisite(s): MBA 885
Note: Students with credit for 829.3 cannot take this course for credit.
MBA 862.4 Financial Management - This course examines finance in business decision making and shows that many decisions involve some form of financial analysis. Topics include financial math, the integration of finance and accounting, and financial analysis in Microsoft Excel. We will cover some advanced topics and current events.
MBA 865.3 Accounting for Planning and Decision Making - Introduces students to the vital role that management accounting information plays in business, including concepts, definitions and calculations. We will integrate this knowledge into the decision making aspects of management control systems that assist managers in executing their business strategy.
MBA 870.3 Corporate Finance - Focuses on developing skills of the financial manager at an executive level through deeper understanding of finance concepts, theories and methodologies. Students will gain a deeper understanding of how to value investment opportunities, measure risk and return, negotiate and structure deals, raise capital in private and public markets and manage risk.
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Integrated Business Perspective
MBA 803.3 Business and Society - Through examination and hands-on application of critical aspects in today's dynamic environment such as corporate governance, competitive contexts, innovation, business ethics and corporate social responsibility, you will develop the skills needed to analyze, formulate and implement firm strategy. This course is fundamental to understanding how business works and is an introductory course for the Edwards MBA.
MBA 828.3 Tactical Strategy - This integrative course focuses on the functions and responsibilities of managers and senior management in relation to strategy. You are provided the opportunity to develop skills required for formulating and implementing an organizational strategy. By teaching students how to examine organizations from multiple perspectives and employ a risk-based approach, this capstone course helps students develop skills and competencies directly applicable to decision making in their future careers.
Prerequisite(s) or Corequisite(s): MBA 803, MBA 813, MBA 819, MBA 825, MBA 829, MBA 830, MBA 846, MBA 865, MBA 870, MBA 877, MBA 878, MBA 885, and MBA 992
Note: MBA 828 is to be taken in the final year of a student's program.
Departmental permission is required for each registration.
MBA 846.3 Introduction to Entrepreneurship and Venture Development - This class provides you with the knowledge and evaluation skills needed to add value in the new venture sector of the economy. Students taking this course will study current concepts in entrepreneurship, primarily as it concerns the evaluation of entrepreneurs, their ventures, and the venturing environment.
863.2 International Business - The course is designed to provide perspective toward engaging in international business. The course will enable you to be attuned to how executives intending to have good impact in their firms pursue business opportunities globally, work with global partners, and be alert to ways to take advantage of the many resources available to Canadian enterprise in international business.
Prerequisite: MBA 885
MBA 866.2 Innovation Management - Students in this course will first understand the value of innovation (via research and experiences), then proceed to a learn-by-doing process to accelerate innovation ideas. This is a seven-step process, which include empathy, definition, ideation, business case development, prototype, test and implement. Participants will engage in the first 4 stages. Participants will engage in group processes and will use tools for brainstorming, prioritizing ideas, developing a business case and for pitching an innovation proposal.
Note: MBA 866.2 is to be taken in the final year of a student's program
MBA 992.3 Edwards MBA Capstone Project - The Edwards MBA capstone project allows individuals or a team of students to study a cross-disciplinary issue, problem, or opportunity of operational, organizational, or strategic significance. The students will apply and integrate the knowledge and skills acquired throughout the program to determine the best course of action for the organization and present their findings in a final report. Students can also participate in an entrepreneurial, team-based venture management project that takes them through the process of developing/refining an idea for a New Venture, researching, and analyzing that opportunity, writing a detailed and compelling Business Plan, and creating/presenting a "Business Plan Pitch" to an external review panel.
The Human Side of Management
MBA 813.3 Strategic Human Resources Management - Management is most effective when human resource systems are internally consistent and aligned with organizational strategic objectives. You will learn fundamental concepts in managing people, with an emphasis on identifying the appropriate practices to apply to different organizational contexts and management situations.
MBA 877.3 Leadership and Organizational Dynamics - The role of a manager requires organizing, controlling, planning and motivating others to perform the work of the organization. The course examines articles, cases, novels, illustrations, and discussion to appreciate the totality of leadership. You will develop and hone your personal leadership philosophies.
MBA 885.3 Essential Management Skills - Students will enhance their self-understanding, improve their interpersonal effectiveness, and review best practices to successfully manage in complex environments. Personal management style will be explored, and students will improve their communication skills, gain valuable insights into how to manage difficult people, conduct interest-based negotiations, exercise team leadership, and learn how to manage change. The role of personal wellness as a critical aspect of management performance will also be explored. You will engage in practical exercises and will come away with tools and techniques you can apply immediately to solve your day-to-day issues.
The Edwards MBA can be completed in only 12 months if taken full time, or part time in up to 36 months. Its intensive and highly integrated format will develop your management ability in an applied and useful way. More than that, you will learn the people skills of management such as how to manage yourself, how to communicate effectively and how to lead.
A decidedly unique aspect of this innovative MBA program is the focused learning and integration of business concepts. Each course is offered consecutively in a modular format. Courses are scheduled in three week durations creating an intensive learning environment that immerses students in the subject area while allowing flexibility in scheduling your MBA education. Furthermore, our students learn how business concepts are integrated into business decisions through a combination of applied courses, exercises, case studies and projects incorporating each functional business area.
The modular system is developed for students to accommodate their studies around their lifestyle. Those who prefer an intensive experience can complete the MBA program full-time in 12 months. Students who are working can choose the part time program and take up to 36 months to complete an MBA. A student who selects the part time plan can also later choose to fast track their studies to complete the degree in a shorter time period. With a variety of scheduling options, pursuing a Master of Business Administration at the Edwards School of Business can be effectively integrated into career goals to provide a transformational educational and life experience.
Full Time Calendar of Courses
If you are looking to fast track your MBA then the Edwards MBA Full Time Program is the right choice for you! You can complete the Full Time Program in only 12 months. Classes run from 4:00 pm - 8:00 pm, Monday, Wednesday, Thursday and one full-day Saturday class for each course. Saturday classes run 9:00 am - 4:30 pm. Download a Printable Copy
2 Year Part Time Calendar of Courses
TThe Edwards MBA 2 Year Program is the perfect solution for those students who are working. Classes run from 4:00 pm - 8:00 pm, Monday, Wednesday, Thursday and one full-day Saturday class for each course. Saturday classes run 9:00 am - 4:30 pm. While some flexibility is required from your employer, the 2 Year Program can be effectively integrated into your career goals!
You will begin your program at the end of August with MBA 885 Essential Management Skills and then continue taking classes according to your program plannerIn your final year, you will complete any remaining MBA courses, including Tactical Strategy and the MBA Capstone Project class. Download a Printable Copy
The Edwards MBA 3 Year Program is the perfect solution for those students who require more time to complete their MBA. Classes run from 4:00 pm - 8:00 pm, Monday, Wednesday Thursday and one full-day Saturday class for each course. Saturday classes run from9:00 am - 4:30 pm. While some flexibility is required from your employer, the 3 Year Program can be effectively integrated into your career goals.
You will begin your program at the end of August with MBA 885 Essential Management Skills and then continue to take courses over the next three years according to your approved program planner.
In your final year you will complete the remaining MBA courses including Tactical Strategy and the MBA Capstone Project class. Download a Printable Copy
Combined Degrees
Did you know that you can gain your MBA while working on another degree?
It's true! Edwards School of Business has worked with four other colleges at the University of Saskatchewan to develop combined and double degree options! You can now gain your MBA while working towards your Doctor of Medicine (MD), Doctor of Veterinary Medicine (DVM), Juris Doctor (JD) or Doctor of Pharmacy (PharmD). Click on one of the pages to your left to learn more about each combined or double degree option.
The Edwards School of Business and the College of Law are pleased to announce the creation of a Dual Degree in business and in law. The program will be a three-year program allowing students to complete their law degree and their MBA simultaneously. Students will complete 39 credits in the MBA and 81 credits in the JD program for a total of 120 credits.
Expand Your Career Options: Students will leave the University of Saskatchewan prepared to practice either in a career in law and/ or a career in business. They will be well poised to act as corporate counsel in any large organization. The versatile skillset you gain through the JD/MBA could make you a prime candidate for high-level positions.
A JD/MBA can be extremely valuable for those pursing a public interest focused career path. In this sector, senior leaders are often tasked with heading a nonprofit or public institution, which requires significant management capabilities.
More credentials, less time. The JD /MBA Program is a 3 year program administered jointly by the Edwards School of Business and the College of Law at the University of Saskatchewan. The two degrees are complimentary and will allow students to complete two degrees in less time than if they were taken separately. (3 years versus 4) If you know you want both degrees eventually, you should consider doing them together.
Only students already accepted into the College of Law and completing their first year of studies are eligible to apply. Information will be sent to first year Law students in Term 2 in regards to Information Sessions, applications, etc. If you have any questions, please email mba@edwards.usask.ca
Students admitted into the Dual JD/MBA will be considered for funding from the Edwards School of Business. Scholarships will be awarded based on academic achievement and all around application merits.
ROI: Holding a JD/MBA may also significantly increase your lifetime earnings.
Many law firms reward first-year associates that hold JD/MBAs with a special bonus and/or second-year salaries.
Additionally, no matter what your profession or industry, the combined JD/MBA degree will give you extra leverage when negotiating salaries throughout your career.
PharmD/MBA
The PharmD/MBA Program is a 4-year program administered jointly by the Edwards School of Business and the College of Pharmacy and Nutrition at the University of Saskatchewan. The two degrees are complimentary and will allow students to complete two degrees in less time than if they were taken separately (4 years versus 5). Students will leave the University of Saskatchewan prepared to practice either in a career in pharmacy and/or a career in business.
This program is open to current PharmD students in the College of Pharmacy and Nutrition, University of Saskatchewan, who must also apply to be admitted into the MBA program.
An offer of admission to the PharmD program or up to 12 months of registration in the PharmD program. Students must express their interest in the combined program to the academic administrator in the College of Pharmacy & Nutrition.
A recommendation for admission to the combined PharmD/MBA program by the College of Pharmacy and Nutrition. Selection will be based on the overall merits of the application.
All posted admission requirements for the MBA program.
Information about the dual program is sent to current PharmD students throughout the year, and an information session occurs in Term 2 for all interested students.
Current PharmD students or applicants can contact Charity Evans charity.evans@usask.ca for more information.
Double Degree Options
DVM/MBA
"While completing my DVM, I discovered that I wanted to do something different than traditional veterinary practice. The MBA program provided a platform to apply skills from my unique background as well as build on new skill sets learned in the classroom from courses including leadership, finance, entrepreneurship and human resource management. In addition, the program introduced me to a very diverse group of people and facilitated networking."
Alexandra Muzzin, DVM, MBA
Doctor of Veterinary Medicine
Edwards School of Business MBA
The Edwards School of Business and the Western College of Veterinary Medicine are pleased to offer the DVM/MBA program. The DVM/MBA program is a 5-year program based on this proposal of inserting the one-year MBA program between the third and fourth year of the DVM program.
As veterinary medicine has become more corporate, and practice size in general is enlarging, the pharmaceutical industry and government offices continue to hire DVMs, and therefore, will all benefit from this combined DVM and business administration degree.
To commence the MBA program students would begin September 1st after successfully completing three years of veterinary medicine. The MBA program would run from September 1 to August 20 of the following year. Students would return to their clinical training year in the fifth year delaying completion of the DVM program by one year.
Make the most of your technical skills. Veterinary medicine is evolving very quickly in both companion and food animal sectors of private practice. It is quite common today to have veterinary practices in the range of 10-200 employees, and the management of such units is challenging and often requires significant human resources, financial and managerial skills. Individuals possessing strong business skills are often seriously lacking in the understanding of the animal industry, i.e., companion animal, food animal or other aspects of veterinary medicine such as corporate or government work.
Who is this a good fit for? The dual degree is an ideal fit for the future development of individuals who would typically be administrators in large practices or successful small business owners. Our outcomes assessment over the last 20 years has consistently shown that we are not providing enough business training within our DVM program to make our graduates comfortable in the business decisions they face in the first 2-3 years of practice. Although this degree will not make all DVM graduates business professionals, it will supplement the profession with more people to serve with human resource, financial and business management skills combined with the DVM.
Only five applicants per year are accepted to the DVM/MBA program. Students must have a four year baccalaureate degree and meet the minimum admission requirements of the MBA program, and be a current student in the WCVM at the University of Saskatchewan.
Students will be recommended by the WCVM but must meet the minimum requirements of the MBA admissions process and will be vetted by the MBA admissions committee.
MD/MBA
"I chose the Edwards MBA program to gain a foundation in business before I begin studying medicine. Coming from the sciences, I would not have had exposure to business skills and concepts required to make informed decisions that affect healthcare, or the networking opportunities. Having an MBA in medicine will be beneficial in helping me understand the business implications of the decisions that physicians make. An MBA/MD will help me bridge the gap between clinical practice and business management, whether that is running a private clinic or informing government policy."
Bjorn Hunter
B.Sc in Microbiology & Immunology, U of S
Current Edwards MBA/MD Candidate
The Edwards School of Business and the College of Medicine at the University of Saskatchewan currently offer an MD/MBA program. This program is designed to create effective managers and teach leadership roles in the Medical profession.
Students admitted to the MD/MBA program would be, in effect, deferring their MD program admission by 1 year to pursue the regular-stream 12-month full-time Edwards MBA program from September to August of the year of admission. This program is only open to student who are accepted to the College of Medicine at the University of Saskatchewan.
Who is this a good fit for? This combined degree will provide the tools and knowledge necessary for Doctors of Medicine looking to advance to a manager position in a wide range of healthcare practices. From publicly funded practices such as small local clinics and large hospital facilities to privately owned corporations in the pharma/biotechnology and health insurance industries, successful graduates of the MD/MBA program will have the medical and business knowledge needed to quickly stand out among their peers.
Up to two applicants per ear can be accepted into the dual MD/MBA stream. The MD/MBA program effectively begins at the admissions level. Students applying to the joint program must be vetted by both Colleges. Students must have completed a four year baccalaureate degree.
Candidates would be screened first for the MD program on the basis of academic performance (GPA) and non-academic qualities (multiple-mini interviews or MMI). Students will be recommended by the College of Medicine but must meet the minimum requirements of the MBA admissions process and will be vetted by the MBA admissions committee.
Acceptance into both programs means the applicant gets a deferral on starting medicine for one year. The applicant immediately starts In the MBA Program.
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International Applicant Deadline: March 31 for the September program
Domestic Applicant Deadline: May 31 for the September program
Apply early!
Applications are accepted on an ongoing basis and are evaluated in the order in which they are completed. Therefore, it is to your advantage to submit your completed application as early as possible, as enrollment is limited. The admission process is competitive and later applications are at a disadvantage.
The Edwards MBA assesses applicants on a composite basis for admission purposes. We look at a variety of factors when making admission decisions including undergraduate degree, grade point average, work experience, GMAT score, and reference letters. An interview may be required.
Your Completed Admission Package Includes:
Completed Online Application Form and $120 Application Fee
Official GMAT Score
English Proficiency Scores (if required)
A transcript of your academic record
Current Resume
All documents must be uploaded to your online application.
Three or Four Year Undergraduate Degree
A three or four year undergraduate degree from a recognized university (as deemed by the University of Saskatchewan) with a minimum 70% in the last two years of study. Unofficial transcripts from all post-secondary institutions that you have attended must be uploaded to your application. Transcripts from the University of Saskatchewan do not need to be uploaded, but are required from all other institutions you have attended. For countries where degree certificates are issued, they must also be uploaded. If accepted, an official transcript of your academic record is to be sent directly from each institution attended.
Visit Countries and Qualifications for a listing of countries and the equivalent academic requirements.
GMAT (Graduate Management Admissions Test)
GMAT or GMAT Online test score (https://www.mba.com/exams/gmat). Minimum score of 500, however, competitive scores are 550 or better.
Three (3) confidential letters of recommendation. The Edwards MBA requires you to submit 3 confidential letters of recommendation, from professors or others acquainted sufficiently with your training and experience to express an opinion on your ability to undertake graduate training. At least one of these must be an academic reference.
Contact your referees and ask them to provide a reference for you for the Edwards MBA program, and obtain an up to date email address.
You will then fill out your referee's complete information on the online application form, and enter their current email address.
Once your application is completed, your referee's will be sent a link where they can fill out an online form for your reference letter
The Edwards MBA does not have work experience requirement. If you have work experience it will be considered. However for applicants wishing to enter the program straight out of their undergraduate degree's, greater emphasis will be placed on your academic components
Your letter of intent is a chance to tell the Edwards MBA Selection Committee what unique and valuable contributions you can make to the Edwards MBA program.
Provide a brief description of your business and educational background, and your goals for the future. How will an MBA help you achieve your goals? Describe briefly what piqued you interest in achieving an MBA, and what you hope to get out of the program.
Discuss why you have decided to apply to the Edwards MBA program, and why it is a good fit for you. What specific parts of the Edwards MBA program are you looking forward too?
Make sure your letter of intent is unique and specific to the Edwards MBA program. We don't want to read generic letters that sound like they could have been sent to any school; We want to know why you have chosen the Edwards MBA, and why we should choose you!
Don't just update and print off your last resume, take the time to understand what the Edwards MBA program is looking for in your resume.
The MBA Selection Committee reviews your resume to find out the number of years of professional experience, jobs and positions held, previous employers, etc., to establish a work experience value for our composite admission scale.
Make sure you outline the length of employment for each position on your resume. In order to evaluate your professional performance, the admission officers will measure the duration of each of your jobs, and the evolution of the responsibilities you have had. By following these simple steps, your resume can improve your chances for success!
No Work Experience? No Problem! For applicants wishing to enter the program straight out of their undergraduate degree's, greater emphasis will be placed on your academic components. You will still be required to submit a current resume.
Proof of English language proficiency may be required for international applicants and for applicants whose first language is not English. See the College of Graduate and Postdoctoral Studies Academic Information and Policies for more information. To see whether you will be exempt from this requirement, Click Here. All scores must be from one exam date, not to be combined with other exam dates. Tests are valid for 24 months after the testing date and must be valid at the beginning of the student's first term or registration in the graduate program.
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Tuition figures below are for 2022-2023. International masters tuition rates are 2.0 times the domestic graduate rate.
Canadian Student Tuition
($673.47 per credit unit)
($1,346.94 per credit unit)
Tuition fees - Program tuition fees are assessed each by the University of Saskatchewan in May of each year. Fees are charged each term and are based on the courses registered for within the respective terms. The University of Saskatchewan academic calendar is based on four terms per year. Graduate students must register at the beginning of each academic year and arrange for payment of the required fees.
Textbooks and
$1115 per year (approx)
$1350 (approx)
Student Fees - All graduate students, including international graduate students, must pay student fees. These fees are subject to review and revision at any time, and, they are non-refundable after the add/drop deadline for a given term. Current fees are posted on the Money Matters website. For information on how and when to pay graduate fees check the University Course Calendar for Payment of Tuition and Compulsory Fees.
Textbooks and Course Materials - Estimates are about $1,350 for the entire program. This does not include the costs of a computer or other electronic equipment. Textbooks are available at book exchanges in the fall, from students advertising on line, or from posted ads on one of the many bulletin boards on campus. You can purchase books online, including second hand books, from the Uof S Bookstore website.
Computer Equipment - A laptop computer is required. The University of Saskatchewan Computer Store has various purchasing options, and Edwards MBA students are eligible for educational pricing on all software required for program use. The Edwards School of Business provides complete tech support for students, regardless of where your computer was purchased.
Incoming Student Awards
We understand that education is a heavy investment and we are here to help.  The Edwards Graduate Program Office administers a number of awards and bursaries with a total value of more than $100,000 annually for incoming students. Awards have specific criteria based on academic achievement, financial need and student background. Award applications submitted by the stated deadline will be considered from incoming admitted students who have confirmed their attendance with a tuition deposit.
Additional awards administered by the College of Graduate and Postdoctoral Studies are also available to Edwards MBA students.  For further information on awards administered by the College of Graduate and Postdoctoral Studies, visit Award Search and select Business Administration for the Department field. The following awards are administered by the Edwards School of Business and are available to students entering the Edwards MBA program:
Grandey Leadership MBA Entrance Award
This award was established through a donation from the Grandey Leadership Initiatives Fund at the Edwards School of Business. The purpose of this award is to offer financial assistance and recognize leadership in the community of students entering the Master of Business Administration program at the University of Saskatchewan.
This award is open to students entering the Edwards MBA Program at the University of Saskatchewan. To be eligible, candidates must:
Demonstrate financial need by completing the on-line Financial Need Calculator
Submit a statement of between 500 and 600 words demonstrating leadership in their community.
Not have received any other awards in excess of $5,000 offered through the MBA program. Selection will be made on the overall merits of the MBA admission package and on the merits of the leadership statement, as determined by the Award Committee.
Award Value:  One award valued at $9,000 (Subject to confirmation).
Grandey MBA Entrance Prize
This award was established through a donation from the Grandey Leadership Initiative Fund. This award is open to students entering the Edwards MBA Program at the University of Saskatchewan. Selection will be made on the basis of overall merits of the admission package, as determined by the Award Committee. There is no application necessary for this prize. All accepted students who have confirmed their attendance with a tuition deposit will be considered.
Herb and Lorne Larson Master of Business Administration Program Bursary
This bursary was established through a donation from Lorne Larson (BA 1958, BUSCER 1958) in recognition of his late father, Herbert Larson, who received his Certificate in Accounting from the University of Saskatchewan in 1925.
To be eligible for this award, students must:
Be entering their 1st year of the Edwards MBA program
Preference will be given to applicants who have a previous University of Saskatchewan degree, and who have graduated from a high school in the province of Saskatchewan, as determined by the Award Committee.
James Chim Family Foundation MBA Entrance Scholarship
This scholarship was established through a gift from the James Chim Family Foundation. The purpose of this scholarship it to attract outstanding students entering the one-year or two-year program in the Masters of Business Administration (MBA) program at the Edwards School of Business, based on the overall MBA admission application as well as the submitted statement as determined by the Award Committee.
Be entering the one-year or two-year program for one year only in the Masters of Business Administration (MBA) program at the Edwards School of Business at year of entrance.
Submit a statement of no more than two pages outlining what ACTIONS the student would propose to take as a successful alumni to enhance the awareness and reputation of the Edwards MBA in an effort to attract high quality applicants
Not hold this award in conjunction with another MBA administered award of $5,000 or greater in the same academic year.
Selection will be made on the basis of overall merits of the MBA admission package and on the merits of the written statement, as determined by the Award Committee.
Award Value: One annual award valued at $15,000.
MBA – DVM Entrance Award
This award is funded jointly between the Edwards School of Business and the Western College of Veterinary Medicine (WCVM).  This award is open to current or graduated students from the WCVM who are entering the MBA program at the University of Saskatchewan. Preference will be given to current DVM students. Selection will be based on overall merits of the MBA admission package, as determined by the Award Committee. Students may not hold this award in conjunction with another MBA administered award of $5,000 or greater in the same academic year.
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These awards are funded through the N. Murray Edwards endowment fund. These awards are open to students entering the Edwards MBA Program at the University of Saskatchewan.
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Q: Trying to define a method within a method within a class I'm trying to get a spec to pass and I'm receiving an error, "undefined method `first_word' for "Inferno":String"
I have defined the 'first_word' method, it is within the class method 'title'. I'm having trouble determining how I can call this 'first_word' method on a string within the class method 'title'.
the spec:
describe 'title' do
    it 'should capitalize the first letter' do
      @book.title = "inferno"
      @book.title.should == "Inferno"
    end
it 'should capitalize every word' do
  @book.title = "stuart little"
  @book.title.should == "Stuart Little"
end

describe 'should capitalize every word except...' do
  describe 'articles' do
    specify 'the' do
      @book.title = "alexander the great"
      @book.title.should == "Alexander the Great"
    end

    specify 'a' do
      @book.title = "to kill a mockingbird"
      @book.title.should == "To Kill a Mockingbird"
    end

    specify 'an' do
      @book.title = "to eat an apple a day"
      @book.title.should == "To Eat an Apple a Day"
    end
  end

  specify 'conjunctions' do
    @book.title = "war and peace"
    @book.title.should == "War and Peace"
  end

  specify 'prepositions' do
    @book.title = "love in the time of cholera"
    @book.title.should == "Love in the Time of Cholera"
  end
end

describe 'should always capitalize...' do
  specify 'I' do
    @book.title = "what i wish i knew when i was 20"
    @book.title.should == "What I Wish I Knew When I Was 20"
  end

  specify 'the first word' do
    @book.title = "the man in the iron mask"
    @book.title.should == "The Man in the Iron Mask"
  end
end

my code:
    class Book
attr_accessor :title
def initialize
  @title
end
def title=(str)
  def first_word
    self[0,1].capitalize + self[1,-1]
  end
  cap_except = ["over","and","of","a","to","the","an","or","but","if","else","in"]
  str = str.split.map {|w| cap_except.include?(w) ? w : w.capitalize}.join(" ").first_word
  @title = str
end

end

A: You're calling first_word on a string, similar to "foo".length.
You haven't defined first_word on the String class.
You have defined a method that you call with a string, e.g., first_word("foo").
Unrelated, but why are you trying to nest method definitions like this?

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1564 - William Shakespeare was Born.
According to tradition, the great English dramatist and poet William Shakespeare is born in Stratford-on-Avon on April 23, 1564. It is impossible to be certain the exact day on which he was born, but church records show that he was baptized on April 26, and three days was a customary amount of time to wait before baptizing a newborn. Shakespeare's date of death is conclusively known, however: it was April 23, 1616. He was 52 years old and had retired to Stratford three years before.
Although few plays have been performed or analyzed as extensively as the 38 plays ascribed to William Shakespeare, there are few surviving details about the playwright's life. This dearth of biographical information is due primarily to his station in life; he was not a noble, but the son of John Shakespeare, a leather trader and the town bailiff. The events of William Shakespeare's early life can only be gleaned from official records, such as baptism and marriage records.
He probably attended the grammar school in Stratford, where he would have studied Latin and read classical literature. He did not go to university but at age 18 married Anne Hathaway, who was eight years his senior and pregnant at the time of the marriage. Their first daughter, Susanna, was born six months later, and in 1585 William and Anne had twins, Hamnet and Judith. Hamnet, Shakespeare's only son, died 11 years later, and Anne Shakespeare outlived her husband, dying in 1623. Nothing is known of the period between the birth of the twins and Shakespeare's emergence as a playwright in London in the early 1590s, but unfounded stories have him stealing deer, joining a group of traveling players, becoming a schoolteacher, or serving as a soldier in the Low Countries.
The first reference to Shakespeare as a London playwright came in 1592, when a fellow dramatist, Robert Greene, wrote derogatorily of him on his deathbed. It is believed that Shakespeare had written the three parts of Henry VI by that point. In 1593, Venus and Adonis was Shakespeare's first published poem, and he dedicated it to the young Henry Wriothesley, the 3rd earl of Southampton. In 1594, having probably composed, among other plays, Richard III, The Comedy of Errors, and The Taming of the Shrew, he became an actor and playwright for the Lord Chamberlain's Men, which became the King's Men after James I's ascension in 1603. The company grew into England's finest, in no small part because of Shakespeare, who was its principal dramatist. It also had the finest actor of the day, Richard Burbage, and the best theater, the Globe, which was located on the Thames' south bank. Shakespeare stayed with the King's Men until his retirement and often acted in small parts.
By 1596, the company had performed the classic Shakespeare plays Romeo and Juliet, Richard II, and A Midsummer Night's Dream. That year, John Shakespeare was granted a coat of arms, a testament to his son's growing wealth and fame. In 1597, William Shakespeare bought a large house in Stratford. In 1599, after producing his great historical series, the first and second part of Henry IV and Henry V, he became a partner in the ownership of the Globe Theatre.
Shakespeare died in Stratford-on-Avon on April 23, 1616. Today, nearly 400 years later, his plays are performed and read more often and in more nations than ever before. In a million words written over 20 years, he captured the full range of human emotions and conflicts with a precision that remains sharp today. As his great contemporary the poet and dramatist Ben Jonson said, "He was not of an age, but for all time." - www.history.com/this-day-in-history/william-shakespeare-born.
1616 - William Shakespeare Died.
This, I think, is most interesting. This great writer died on the same day he was born at the somewhat premature age of fifty-two, but, oh, what treasures he left for us!
James Buchanan was the fifteenth president. Pray for our President today and for those in authority over us.
1800 - The Library of Congress was Established.
1850 - William Wordsworth Died.
1850 - Alfred Lord Tennyson was Named the Fourth Laureate of England.
1896 - The First Public Showing of a Motion Picture.
Probably one of the greatest evils of our day is the misuse of the motion picture. God forgive us for being so unwise in our usage of this invention. Dr. John Rice tells the story of a young man who read his book, "What's Wrong with the Movies?" The young man took, I think, an axe and went down to the local picture show and began to chop away at the projector. He received a two-year jail sentence. Perhaps, this is not the way to do it, but oh, how we need to use modern inventions and conveniences to the glory of God.
1. Spend some time in prayer.
2. Read the Bible some.
3. Talk to someone about Jesus Christ.
Have you witnessed to your grocer? Have you witnessed to your druggist, your newsboy, your barber, and others with whom you come in contact? Just a few days ago, while getting a haircut, I witnessed to the barber. Before I left the shop, he was on his knees asking God to save him. Two weeks later he came forward in the Sunday service of our church.


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Q: Zepto/JQuery AJAX request automatically downloading media files from requested html I need to make AJAX request for HTML content, but when I look into firebug it seems that request is downloading media files attached to requested html (images, CSS). How can I stop it? I need only plain text from PHP-genereted HTML.
$.ajax({
    type:     'GET',
    url:      'http://examplehost.com,
    dataType: 'text',
    cache: false,
    success:  function (data) {
        // SUCCESS CODE HERE
    },
    error:    function (xhr, type, error) {
        // ERROR CODE HERE
    },
    complete: function() {
        // ON COMPLETE CODE HERE
    }
});

I also must have possibility to run functions when request is complete!
Im using ZEPTO library, but its JQuery clone, so the functions are similar.


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The Bad Touch
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About The Bad Touch
"The Bad Touch" is a song recorded by American alternative rock band Bloodhound Gang. It was released on May 31, 1999, as the lead single from their album Hooray for Boobies, which was released a year later in the United States and United Kingdom. "The Bad Touch" became a major hit in Europe throughout late 1999 and early 2000, reaching number one in Flemish Belgium, Germany, Ireland, Italy, Norway, Scotland, Spain and Sweden and peaking within the top 10 in Austria, Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Switzerland and the UK. Outside Europe, it peaked at number five in Australia, number four in New Zealand, number nine in Canada and number 52 in the US. The song was remixed by many artists, including God Lives Underwater, KMFDM, and Eiffel 65 and was referenced by Eminem in his song "The Real Slim Shady". more »
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Ha ha, well now!
We call this the act of mating
But there are several other very important differences
Between human beings and animals that you should know about
I'd appreciate your input
Sweat, baby, sweat, baby sex is a Texas drought me
And you do the kind of stuff that only Prince would sing about
So put your hands down my pants and I'll bet you'll feel
Nuts, yes, I'm Siskel, yes I'm Ebert
And you're getting two thumbs up
You've had enough of two-hand touch,
You want it rough, you're out of bounds
I want you smothered, want you covered,
Like my Waffle House hash browns
Come quicker than Fed Ex, never reaching apex like Coca-Cola
Stock you are inclined to make me rise
An hour early just like Daylight Savings Time
(Do it now)
You and me baby ain't nothin' but mammals
So let's do it like they do on the Discovery Channel
(Do it again now)
(Gettin' horny now)
Love, the kind you clean up with a mop and bucket
Like the lost catacombs of Egypt,
Only God knows where we stuck it hieroglyphics
Let me be Pacific, I want to be down in your South Seas
But I got this notion that the motion of your ocean,
Means small craft advisory
So if I capsize in your thighs, high tide, be minus five
You sunk my battle ship please turn me on,
I'm Mr. Coffee with an automatic drip
So show me yours I'll show you mine "Tool Time"
You'll love it just like Lyle
And then we'll do it doggie style
So we can both watch X-Files
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Bloodhound Gang is a Collegeville, Pennsylvania-based American band, beginning as a rap group but gradually changing its genre throughout the years. Their songs typically have humorous and off-beat, satirical lyrics that often deal with sexual subjects and contain many puns and innuendos. more »
Written by: James M. Franks
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"So come on, come on, do the ________ with me"
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B. Misdevotion
C. Countermotion
D. Self-Promotion
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Stir in the flour, then the broth. Add the remaining ingredients; mix well.
Reduce the heat to low, cover, and simmer for 1 hour, or until the meat is fork-tender.
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This one-year, part-time, specialist diploma programme will be delivered via blended learning, with a number of face-to-face workshops on-campus in both semesters, supported by an online Learning Management System and online tutor interaction.
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Online platform Mantor wants to empower men to talk about their feelings
Or – how to be a better man.
by WEETS GOH / August 26, 2021
We've all heard the refrains "be a man" and "man up" many times. These potentially harmful terms stem from a long history of toxic masculinity. Given the current status of mental health, men are even more unlikely to seek aid when it comes to doing something about their mental health issues.
Enter Mantor, an online well-being platform for men founded by Vaibhav Toshniwal.
"Men need help," says Toshniwal, who explains that the male population is grossly underserved in the mental wellness sphere. "Through research, we've found that men talk about things like politics, sports and business – but rarely about how they feel. They need to stop thinking about feelings and start feeling feelings."
Seeing as how it is perceived as unseemly for men – especially those from traditional, patriarchal Asian societies – to express themselves or display their emotions, it comes as scant surprise.
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Toshniwal was himself a victim. He suffered depression and loneliness at 26 and didn't know where or whom to turn to. "I felt like I couldn't talk to anyone about it. That's when I realised there were limited resources available for men in terms of mental wellness. I suffered because of that," he says.
Now 32, he's come a long way in his journey of personal growth and wants to help other men escape the stigma of talking about mental wellness through Mantor. The platform features several parts, including a community space in which members can share, support or vent in a safe, moderated space. This is where Mantor's online format shines because men seem far more comfortable talking about otherwise taboo topics like sexuality, addiction to pornography or divorce behind a username or a computer screen. "Of course, one could go to sites such as Reddit, but they're usually full of trolls," adds Toshniwal.
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Mantor works with over 50 mental wellness specialists and experts to provide professionally facilitated services for individuals and enterprises. These include paid programmes with a structured approach to getting back on one's feet post-separation or methods to channel male archetypes and energies. For those needing something more private, coaches offer one-on-one sessions as well.
Mantor offers several programmes, including a community space.
To date, Mantor has hosted over 30 events and engaged with over 10,000 men, including working professionals and executives. "As many are in prominent positions, they find it even more difficult to express themselves, especially with so much attention on them. We always hear people talking about things like how they feel guilty about not being a good father because they're busy with their job or the pressures of being the primary breadwinner of the family," shares Toshniwal.
He recognises that this area of men's emotional well-being has to be carefully navigated and is clear about Mantor not being a space for anything medical. For those dealing with severe issues, Toshniwal recommends going through proper support channels. "We don't want to misdirect anyone," he says. What's more, Mantor may be male-focused, but it's not exclusive – women can also join its community. "Men need to understand the roles women play, too. We want to help each other break gender-specific taboos."
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We are not artificial intelligence but intelligent et conscious.
One "matter body" which follows the law of gravity. It is visible. It becomes inanimate during the dissociation: Her body is on the table.
One « energy body" which follows "the complementary of the law of gravity" as the body is attracted to the top and stops when he meets the ceiling: She felt her back against the ceiling. It is invisible. It continues to exist after the dissociation: she kept looking at everything that was happening on the hospital table; memorizes events: she remembers her experiment. But it does not allow self-learning: when she wakes up she was blind again.
The 2 bodies can constitute only one, forming a "dual-dimension" -when the heart beats and we are alive- or can be dissociated into 2 bodies -a matter body and an energy body separated during the NDE.
By studying a character like -see-: the person is blind in the "dual-dimension" but sees with her "energy body": she can see for the first time without any learning. The capacity -to see- is inborn.
The capacity -to see in colors- seems to require, color learning with eyes in the "dual-dimension" to be used by the "energy body" because sighed people who do a NDE, see in color. The capacity -to see in color- requires learning. It is not inborn.
For -stand tall-: only the "dual-dimension" allows it.
2. The denial of pregnancy: Women in denial of pregnancy "block physical visibility" of the baby, but his body is growing like scan shows. When woman becomes aware of his presence and changes her mind, the baby's body takes its place and becomes visible.
During a NDE, heart failure dissociates the 2 bodies. Denial would act as "a Wall" blocking the expression of -non-palpable heartbeat of the child- preventing association of the 2 dimensions: "dual-dimension" and "non-palpable dimension", putting the body in a "non-palpable matter reality", invisible. The maternal through of the mother to the child initiates -non-palpable heartbeat, the dimensions entangle and the baby's body takes its place.
A matter dimension: the body that serves as a "vehicle" in "the physical reality of our World". It will be visible, will speak, see,… and learn.
An energy dimension that makes actions. It is it who memorizes, feels,… which animates the body.
A sensible dimension: non-palpable, universal like heartbeat, sensibility: colors, touch, feelings,… In link with dark matter and dark energy, it entangles us to the Universe. It makes us conscious of "Life" and regulates it.
Its matter is the intelligence: learn, put knowledge in relation with the "matter and energy dimension" -Science, the knowledge acquired.
Its energy is the being: feel the non-palpable in us and give it life and bring it to life -Art, extrasensory capacity.
Its sensibility is the conscious: master the real of realities, put words on the non-palpable -Creativity, free will: the importance given to feeling compared to expertise, the share of letting go on the control..
The sensible dimension is the heart of our humanity. It operates through the emotions creating in us an emotional dimension. If we learn to master it we will be able to use our knowledge and capacities to bring to life what is non-palpable in order to harmonize and beautify our individual and collective physical reality: be intelligent and conscious, not artificial intelligence.
regulated by "a non-palpable reality" in the opposite way.
The Space, place of all representations: volume of the Universe and all we ignore, motionless.
The Time that passes: energy flow, the movement.
The Vacuum, field between the two, whose nature is to be defined because I think it is not nothing, interactions of duality energy-matter conscious at the origin of all physical reality.
With time that passes, vacuum of space decrease because physical reality growing up. Our body is growing from baby's size to adult's size in the Earth's atmosphere and the Universe is growing in the Cosmos because The Universe is alive -that explains the observed expansion.
has the capacity to self-regenerate, like the tail of the lizards.
In the denial of pregnancy, the modification of the thought leads morphological modifications in order to restore the state of the body naturally expected.
Let's master informations between dimensions: let's drop "the Wall".
Let's manage human biology as the duality between Physiology and Biochemistry regulated by Cognition.
Let's understand the cosmic non-palpable conscious dimension which animates us from within, conveyed by thought, interacting with matter and energy, to naturally and sustainability regenerate life.
Read the project of research, 2018.
Scientific realization is on the website ResearchGate: Quantum Information in Human: Body/Organs, Emotions, Consciousness on ResearchGate.
Theory of the project of research is written in article about the development of Ki-Regeneration®.


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Sante Susanna Yates
Name Sante Susanna Yates
Birth 18 Aug 1762 Albany, New York
Death 25 Feb 1840 Albany, New York
Father Abraham Christofelse Yates, Jr, b. 23 Aug 1724, Albany, New York d. 30 Jun 1796, New York (Age 71 years)
Mother Ann Antje Cornelise De Ridder, b. 10 Jul 1726, Albany, New York d. 4 Feb 1795, Albany, New York (Age 68 years)
Marriage 8 Apr 1749 New York
Family Abraham Gerritse Lansing, b. 11 Dec 1756, Albany, New York d. 5 Sep 1834, Albany, New York (Age 77 years)
Marriage 9 Apr 1779 Albany, New York
1. Jannetje Lansing, b. 18 Feb 1780, New York d. 3 Nov 1830, New York (Age 50 years)
2. Gerrit Yates Lansing, b. 4 Aug 1783, Albany, New York d. 3 Jan 1862, Albany, New York (Age 78 years)
3. Cornelius De Ridder Lansing, b. 7 Oct 1785, Albany, New York d. 1 Sep 1849, New York (Age 63 years)
4. John Lansing, b. 10 Mar 1788, New York
5. Saunders Lansing, b. 15 Apr 1792, Albany, New York
6. Christopher Yates Lansing, b. 5 May 1796, Albany, New York d. 29 Aug 1872, Albany, New York (Age 76 years)
7. Barent Bleecker Lansing, b. 1801, New York d. 19 Nov 1875, New York (Age 74 years)
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Dan, my cousin David, and I enjoyed the solstice festival so much! Being at Unity is really like spending time with a very loving family. This festival was so well organized. The food was exceptional and we really enjoyed the dancing. All in all, a very special day. Please convey our thanks to all involved.
It was a pleasure participating in this year's Summer Solstice as a vendor! I especially liked the ritual dancing and the lunch was tasty. We had a good time. We are grateful for the focus that our preparation and participation in the Summer Solstice afforded us.
Michael, three years ago, I came to Sedona to visit a friend, and to attend the 2012 Festival, sponsored by Unity. I then was able to attend one of your Sacred Services as well. When I stepped into the Unity Sanctuary, the love was palpable to me. I was amazed at how "at home" I felt. When my "guest bead necklace" was given to me, I felt acknowledged, appreciated and valued for who I am, regardless of my past. No one judged me or questioned why I was there. My first thought was, "Wow, this is what church is supposed to feel like." What a huge responsibility it must be to maintain this type of atmosphere–given the huge egos found in Sedona. Please do your best to maintain this feeling, as it has fed the souls of so many people. Your messages are always thought-provoking while stimulating self-introspection for each of us. I support you in your life of service in teaching the concepts of Christ Consciousness. May your connection to the Divine remain pure and clear, and may you be generously blessed in all ways.


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Lindsey Warren's Luminous Landscape is a Love Letter to LA
Northeast LA by Lindsey Warren
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The LA area is on our minds. Today's new edition—painter Lindsey Warren's dusky 20x200 debut—embodies so much of the area's atmospheric allure, that unplaceable appeal locals know well. It only seemed right to reach out to someone suitably enamored of SoCal to intro this edition—like Knock Knock founder, author, and Angeleno Jen Bilik, who recently published her book This Is (Not) L.A.: An Insider's Take on the Real Los Angeles. Below, Bilik waxes poetic about Warren's work, the artist's ability to capture Southern California's singularity, and that unbeatable L.A. light. Both her intro and Warren's work are intimate odes to the City of Angels.
Of course, it's impossible to talk about LA right now without acknowledging the wildfires that have been ravaging the landscape and claiming lives for nearly a week now. Consider donating to the CA Fire Foundation, or throw your weight behind some of the other relief efforts. Then turn your attention to Northeast LA, and join us in celebrating the city's incomparable sunsets, its colliding urban and natural beauty, and most of all, its resilience. Read on. — Team 20x200
Lindsey Warren gets L.A.
Her work captures the technicolor light of her hometown, whether in the gradients of a ROYGBIV sunset, as in Northeast LA, or with her more abstracted swarms of sky. When the city and its light come together, the result is art of depth—not just beautiful, not just gritty, not just representational, but somehow a larger expression of sensibility and place.
With Northeast LA, Warren splits her horizon in half—as seen from Mount Washington, the meandering neighborhoods of Highland Park, Eagle Rock, and Pasadena, backed into a San Gabriel Mountains midline, below an almost-twilight sky. The setting sun to the west, behind the frame, bounces its diminishing light off the faces of houses and the faces of mountains in the distance. The result is a painting that, like Los Angeles itself, is the best of all worlds—natural beauty, a backdrop either of mountains or ocean, and home-scented houses nestled among hills and trees.
Steeped in their reverence for New York and Europe, many twentieth-century artists pooh-poohed Los Angeles, but Southern Californian filmmakers and visual artists understood the unbiased truth: L.A. is about light. It's about light, mountains, sea, and city. It's about the almost overwhelmingly abundant beauty of its natural landscape juxtaposed with the new American city, a pioneering form that rose up not in vertical grid of New York, Boston, Chicago, with their allegiance to European proto-cities, but in a horizontal exploration of the new: the car, of the highway, the room for self-invention.
Art history's most famous painting cities are characterized by their light—Florence and Rome immediately come to mind. The pioneering artists in all media who understood that Los Angeles was our very own Florence had the entire not-yet-city and adolescent metropolis at their self-invention disposal. In his seminal 1998 New Yorker essay, "L.A. Glows," Los Angeles native Lawrence Weschler profiled Angelenos whose work depends on light, such as painter David Hockney, who "maintained that the extravagant light of L.A. was one of the strongest lures drawing him to Southern California in the first place." Robert Irwin, one of the artists of the Light and Space art movement of the 1960s and 1970s (which also included James Turrell), described, "One of [L.A. light]'s most common features ... is the haze that fractures the light, scattering it in such a way that on many days the world has almost no shadows. Really peculiar, almost dreamlike."
In my recently published book, This Is (Not) L.A.: An Insider's Guide to the Real Los Angeles: Debunking the Clichés, Crushing the Haters, and Generally Making You Wish You Lived Here (or Happier That You Already Do), one of the myths we unpack is that L.A. has no seasons. Los Angeles does indeed have seasons—they're just not characterized by turning leaves, snow, buds crackling through frost, and humid greenery. Instead, our seasons are distinguished primarily by scent and light—the arrival of spring, for example, is announced by the glorious and inescapable clouds of jasmine perfume. Each season has its own spectacular luminosity. If I had to guess, I'd say that Warren's Northeast LA is a lightscape of Indian Summer, possibly September or October, in its almost moistly lush sky colors—and indeed, when I checked, Warren confirmed, "It's late fall, when the landscape in LA is still dry and the sunsets are the longest and most beautiful!"
Southern Californian seasons are subtle enough that you have to be here for two or three years before you really begin to absorb the gradations—in that sense, and so many others, Los Angeles is an insider's city, best understood and appreciated after a few times around the sun. When I look at the larger body of Warren's work, I see all the seasons of Los Angeles, from icy nuance to fluorescent exhibitionism, light captured throughout the year against the city and its dwellers who are fortunate enough to live under our sky.
Lindsey Warren is an artist who gets light—and therefore Los Angeles.
— Jen Bilik
About Our Guest Author
Jen Bilik is the founder of Knock Knock, celebrated independent makers of clever gifts, books, and whatever else they can think up. As of January 2018, she is also CEO of the newly formed Who's There Group. Over the years Jen has been profiled by publications including the New York Times, the Wall Street Journal, and Inc. magazine, and interviewed for podcasts such as Debbie Millman's Design Matters. She has done extensive public speaking and event moderation. Read more about her at knockknockstuff.com/about-jen.
In September 2018, Knock Knock published This Is (Not) L.A.: An Insider's Take on the Real Los Angeles, by Jen with coauthor Kate Sullivan. Endorsed by Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti and with a foreword by the late Jonathan Gold, the book tackles the plentiful misconceptions that surround the City of Angels, countering with expert facts on L.A. and its rich history.
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Brisbane is often considered to be Queensland's start-up ecosystem engine. Powered by various state-sponsored initiatives, plans, programmes, investors and global innovators such as Monica Bradley, the city has blossomed over the past few years — becoming a home for the fast-growing entrepreneurial community with a developed infrastructure.
There are many hubs located in Brisbane. The River City Labs (RCL) founded by Steve Baxter, a judge of the reality show Shark Tank, has been one of the leading start-up accelerators since 2012 and connects entrepreneurs to local mentors, angel investors, VCs, lawyers, and other experts. Another innovation space called Arc Hardware gives access to state-of-the-art prototyping equipment.
Universities are powerhouses for innovative and creative start-ups, with QUT being Queensland's leading university for founders & future founders (according to Start-up Muster).
There, the entrepreneurship ecosystem includes the QUT Foundry, an incubator and network of co-working spaces at QUT, which actively supports innovation and entrepreneurship in the university community and beyond. QUT foundry community manager Angela Dahlke actively encourages the strategic use of crowdfunding by entrepreneurs for its myriad benefits.
What's more, exciting collaborations are taking place. Just a few months ago RCL partneredwith the Bank of Queensland with the purpose of supporting the local fintech community by connecting start-ups with the bank's employees. Additionally, TravelBit, a local tech start-up, and Brisbane Airport announced a close collaboration to launch the world's first digital currency airport terminal.
But Queensland is not just about Brisbane. Sunshine Coast and Noosa, in particular, are other fantastic locations for innovators and start-ups. In fact, small businesses are the region's economic powertrain, accounting for 90% of companies present on the coast.
You can check out the Innovation Centre Sunshine Coast, a hub hosting over 40 innovative ventures and start-ups, as well as the Techstars Startup Week Sunshine Coast, a 7-day event specifically designed to help the entrepreneurial community strive.
Of course, let's not forget about the Digital Sunshine Coast, an initiative aimed to help connect innovative local entrepreneurs and, of course, Innovate Noosa, a volunteer project with the objective to strengthen the local economy through innovation.
Now, how do places like Queensland have the potential to empower crowdfunding and encourage campaigners to achieve their goals?
An entrepreneurial spirit is a must. Fundraisers must be able to spot new opportunities and formulate those in the form of a product or service that appears attractive to potential backers. And because of its distinctive characteristics, that's something Queensland's entrepreneurs are really good at, all of which increases the chances of campaign success.
This is not just about having great entrepreneurs, however. For crowdfunding projects to strive, it's essential to have a pool of supporters who are equally open to innovation and are also willing to take risks — for example purchasing early versions of products at a discount from a crowdfunding campaign, accepting that it may take a while before production takes place, and believing in crowdfunding campaign creators even as they face setbacks.
Here are two fundamental facts about planning and running crowdfunding campaigns: First, it takes a lot of effort and time, and second, you don't have to do it alone. Hence crowdfunding campaign creators can ask for the help of experts for some parts of the process for example video production, social media management, public relations, content writing, and more.
The good news is that ReadyFundGo, Australia's crowdfunding platform for start-us and scale-ups is working with Queensland's talented pool who can support with all these tasks.
Queensland has become a hot spot for Australian and international entrepreneurs, and an excellent environment to launch ideas and projects. Would you like to get started with a crowdfunding campaign? Feel free to reach out at info@readyfundgo.com to ask for a copy of our guide or check out our site and click on Create to start your campaign.
We are always on the lookout for talented professionals to help form part of our crowdfunding eco-system. Please e mail us at info@readyfundgo.com if you can make cool videos for Queensland based crowdfunding campaign creators.
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Over a dozen homeless boys in Senegal will find homes thanks to a project by the Embassy of the Republic of Poland in Morocco.
"The needs of Senegal are tremendous. Over 10,000 children live on the streets of Dakar and other big cities. The authorities of Senegal are not able to cope with this problem," says Beata Burchert-Perlińska from the Polish Embassy in Morocco, currently on a monitoring visit to Senegal. "Only with help from outside will it possible for those children to find home, a surrogate family and some hope for a future," she adds.
The diplomats of the Polish Embassy in Morocco, who represent our country also in the neighboring Senegal, want to help Senegalese children. Within the framework of the project "Street child builds its own home" in the village Deme Birame Ndao Sud, located 50 km from Dakar, a facility for homeless boys from the "Perspective Senegal" association will be developed. When the work is completed, 12 boys will move in there and learn a vocation.
The boys themselves construct a new part of the facility. They have already built three types of concrete blocks, which were used to erect foundations, walls and ceilings. Now they are building walls. Thanks to new tools purchased for the project, they will prepare material from which they will build beds.
Work began in May, right after the signing of an agreement by the Ambassador of the Republic of Poland in Morocco Witold Spirydowicz and Ms. Beatrice Marceau from the "Perspective Senegal" association.
The development of the facility for boys is not the only aid project carried out by the Embassy of the Republic of Poland in Morocco. Children in the suburbs of Dakar are also supported by another project: "Poland – Senegal: let's meet in Buntu Pikine". Thanks to Polish assistance and the engagement of local partners, especially the local Catholic parish and Fr Marek Myśliński, a Polish priest, children and young people from the Buntu Pikine district can use the renovated cultural center, where, regardless of their religious beliefs, they can develop their interests and do homework under the watchful eye of teachers.
The two projects, which cost euro 20,000, are implemented under the small grants scheme, which enables Polish diplomatic missions to provide help directly to those who need it most.
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Dorotty Szalma (* 5. September 1974 in Budapest) ist eine Theaterregisseurin und Intendantin.

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Szalma wurde am 5. September 1974 als Tochter einer Theaterfamilie in Budapest geboren. In Österreich besuchte sie später das Realgymnasium Wien Hegelgasse und erhielt im Jahr 1994 ihr Abitur. Bereits während ihrer Schulzeit schrieb sie als freie Mitarbeiterin für die ungarische Zeitung "Jugend der Welt" ("Vílág Ifjúsága") aus Österreich. Anschließend an die Schulausbildung folgte ein Studium der Theaterwissenschaft und Italienisch an der Universität Wien. Szalma übernahm ebenfalls ab dem Jahr 1994 die Öffentlichkeitsarbeit am Theater Auersperg in der österreichischen Hauptstadt. Zwei Jahre später wechselte sie an die Hochschule für Musik und Darstellende Kunst in Frankfurt am Main und studierte über drei Jahre Theaterregie. Seit ihrem Abschluss zum Jahrtausendwechsel ist sie als freiberufliche Theaterregisseurin tätig. Sie gründete im Jahr 2002 die Theatergruppe "Theatrum non Gratum", in der sie auch die künstlerische Leitung übernahm. Im Jahr 2007 wurde sie stellvertretende künstlerische Leiterin der Hochschule für Musik Mannheim im Bereich Oper. Zurück in ihrer Heimat übernahm sie noch im gleichen Jahr die Künstlerische Leitung über das Theater Berzsenyi in Szombathelv in Ungarn. Von 2013 bis 2021 war Szalma die Schauspielintendantin des Gerhart-Hauptmann-Theater Görlitz-Zittau. Sie war Mitglied in der Wählervereinigung Zittau kann mehr und wurde im Jahr 2014 in den Stadtrat gewählt. Seit 2020 ist Szalma Kultursenatorin des Freistaates Sachsen. Ab der Spielzeit 2023/2024 wird sie die Intendanz am Theater der Altmark in Stendal übernehmen.

Szalma lebt in Stendal. Sie ist verheiratet und hat eine Tochter.

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Als Regisseurin war Szalma u. a. bei den Freilichtspielen Bad Bentheim, dem Deutschen Theater Göttingen, an den Theatern Erfurt, Aachen und Gießen und an zahlreichen ungarischen Bühnen beschäftigt. Sie inszenierte im Bereich Schauspiel z. B. Friedrich Schillers Maria Stuart, Werner Schwabs Die Präsidentinnen, Samuel Becketts Das letzte Band und befasste sich auch immer wieder mit Uraufführungen und deutschsprachigen Erstaufführungen. Im Bereich Musiktheater reicht ihr Spektrum von Mozart-Stücken wie Die Entführung aus dem Serail bis zu Aufführungen wie Schillers Räuber - Rapʻn Breakdance Opera.

Am Gerhart-Hauptmann-Theater übernahm sie die Regie in Stücken wie "Welche Droge passt zu mir?" (2015), "Am Boden" (2017), dem Weihnachtsmärchen "Die zertanzten Schuhe" (2015) und "Der Drache im Schrank" (2016), aber auch in der Shakespeare-Komödie "Ein Sommernachtstraum" (2016).

Szalma bekam den Berzsenyi-Preis für hervorragende Theaterarbeit und erhielt den 2. Platz beim Europäischen Opernregie-Preis 2009 in Barcelona.

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Caste: The Origins of Our Discontent (Hardcover)
Author: Isabel Wilkerson
Publisher: Penguin Random House (2020)
The Pulitzer Prize–winning, bestselling author of The Warmth of Other Suns examines the unspoken caste system that has shaped America and shows how our lives today are still defined by a hierarchy of human divisions.
"As we go about our daily lives, caste is the wordless usher in a darkened theater, flashlight cast down in the aisles, guiding us to our assigned seats for a performance. The hierarchy of caste is not about feelings or morality. It is about power—which groups have it and which do not."
In this brilliant book, Isabel Wilkerson gives us a masterful portrait of an unseen phenomenon in America as she explores, through an immersive, deeply researched narrative and stories about real people, how America today and throughout its history has been shaped by a hidden caste system, a rigid hierarchy of human rankings.
Beyond race, class, or other factors, there is a powerful caste system that influences people's lives and behavior and the nation's fate. Linking the caste systems of America, India, and Nazi Germany, Wilkerson explores eight pillars that underlie caste systems across civilizations, including divine will, bloodlines, stigma, and more. Using riveting stories about people—including Martin Luther King, Jr., baseball's Satchel Paige, a single father and his toddler son, Wilkerson herself, and many others—she shows the ways that the insidious undertow of caste is experienced every day. She documents how the Nazis studied the racial systems in America to plan their out-cast of the Jews; she discusses why the cruel logic of caste requires that there be a bottom rung for those in the middle to measure themselves against; she writes about the surprising health costs of caste, in depression and life expectancy, and the effects of this hierarchy on our culture and politics. Finally, she points forward to ways America can move beyond the artificial and destructive separations of human divisions, toward hope in our common humanity.
Beautifully written, original, and revealing, Caste: The Origins of Our Discontents is an eye-opening story of people and history, and a reexamination of what lies under the surface of ordinary lives and of American life today.
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Tekken 5: Dark Resurrection will cost £6.99 to download from the PS3 Network store, while old-school-esqueshooterfest Blast Factor will set you back £3.49 when the PS3 launches on 23 March.
Tekken 5 is a 1080p'd version of the arcade edition, and since £7 is about the cost of an hour's coin-plugging on the grubby cabinent edition, sounds like a real bargain for early-adopters.
Meanwhile, Super Rub-A-Dub and flOw are scheduled to touch down on PS3's Network within a couple of weeks of PS3 being on sale - and we have it on good authority that you can expect to pay less than a fiver to download either of them.


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