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Be Your Own Boss! Young Businessmen & Women Wanted! The University of Minnesota's Office for Business & Community Economic Development is excited to announce three after school programs to be offered this fall! jEM Global Entrepreneurship Workshops are designed to introduce Twin Cities high school students to the business world and enhance leadership skills, each with a specific focus. These free weekly workshops will begin in October:

Entrepreneurial Entrées blends culinary arts with restaurant management. Learn how to cook healthy new dishes and create your own concept for a restaurant.

Strong Suit: Sports-Minded Entrepreneurs can turn their passion for athletics into a viable career. Students will focus on one sport-related profession, participate in interactive session with special guests and tour TCF Bank Stadium.

MyProduct Inventors’ Challenge provides students the chance to create new products limited only by your own creativity. This workshop is a perfect fit for youth with especially lively imaginations!

Schedule:

Mondays: Strong Suit, located at 2221 University Ave SE - UofM
Campus

Tuesdays: myProduct Inventors' Challenge, located at 2001 Plymouth
Ave. N - Urban Research Outreach/Engagement Center (UROC)

Thursdays: Entrepreneurial Entrees, located at 2001 Plymouth Ave. N
- Urban Research Outreach/Engagement Center (UROC)


All interested Twin Cities high schoolers are welcome and encouraged
to participate in one, two or all three workshops!
For more information, please email jem@umn.edu or call (612)
626-3122.

To register: http://www.bced.umn.edu/JEM-Registration.html
Thank you, and we hope to see you soon!


Selemon Asfaw
Administrator, Youth Entrepreneurship & Leadership Programs
Office for Business & Community Economic Development
University of Minnesota]]>
Be Your Own Boss! Young Businessmen & Women Wanted! The University of Minnesota's Office for Business & Community Economic Development is excited to announce three after school programs to be offered this fall! jEM Global Entrepreneurship Workshops are designed to introduce Twin Cities high school students to the business world and enhance leadership skills, each with a specific focus. These free weekly workshops will begin in October:

Entrepreneurial Entrées blends culinary arts with restaurant management. Learn how to cook healthy new dishes and create your own concept for a restaurant.

Strong Suit: Sports-Minded Entrepreneurs can turn their passion for athletics into a viable career. Students will focus on one sport-related profession, participate in interactive session with special guests and tour TCF Bank Stadium.

MyProduct Inventors’ Challenge provides students the chance to create new products limited only by your own creativity. This workshop is a perfect fit for youth with especially lively imaginations!

Schedule:

Mondays: Strong Suit, located at 2221 University Ave SE - UofM
Campus

Tuesdays: myProduct Inventors' Challenge, located at 2001 Plymouth
Ave. N - Urban Research Outreach/Engagement Center (UROC)

Thursdays: Entrepreneurial Entrees, located at 2001 Plymouth Ave. N
- Urban Research Outreach/Engagement Center (UROC)


All interested Twin Cities high schoolers are welcome and encouraged
to participate in one, two or all three workshops!
For more information, please email jem@umn.edu or call (612)
626-3122.

To register: http://www.bced.umn.edu/JEM-Registration.html
Thank you, and we hope to see you soon!


Selemon Asfaw
Administrator, Youth Entrepreneurship & Leadership Programs
Office for Business & Community Economic Development
University of Minnesota]]> http://www.liberatormagazine.com/community/showthread.php?tid=1466 Tue, 27 Sep 2011 03:15:52 +0000 http://www.liberatormagazine.com/community/showthread.php?tid=1466 Living Beautifully with Uncertainty and Change: Online Retreat with Pema Chödrön
Oct 28 – 30
Live from Omega Institute, Rhinebeck, NY

Sign Up By/Pay/Savings
July 1/$59.00/ ($26)
Aug. 15/ $68.00/ ($17)
Oct. 15/ $77.00/ ($8)
Full Price/ $85.00

Save $20 when you use code LBSS11


• How do we work skillfully with rough times?
• How do we transform our lives during times of upheaval and unpredictability?
• How do we broaden our tolerance for uneasiness?
These and related questions will be explored in detail by Pema Chödrön during this retreat—a rare opportunity to study and practice with the beloved teacher in real time.

When we’re going through a challenging period, Pema teaches, we all need to find ways to tap into our inherent strength and courage. When we access that brave heart within, answers to those hard questions arise on their own quite naturally. Pema Chödrön’s message during this weekend retreat is as simple as it is bold: We can do it! And we can all do it beautifully.

The online retreat includes:
• Full access to the three-day event in real time via live webcast.
• Post-event access to the on-demand video with streaming video playback until December 31, 2011


Additional Details
System Requirements
• All users: medium high-speed internet connection; working speakers or headset; Adobe Flash software installed.
• PC: Windows 7, Vista or XP; Internet Explorer 7.0 or Firefox 2.0 or newer. 1GHz CPU with 512MB RAM (2GB for Vista).
• Mac: OS 10.4 or newer, G4 or Intel processor, 512 MB RAM; Safari 3.0 or Firefox 2.0 or newer.

Schedule
Friday, October 28
7:00pm – 9:30pm: Workshop

Saturday, October 29
9:00am – 12:00pm: Workshop
2:30pm – 5:00pm: Workshop
8:00pm – 10:00pm: Optional Meditation

Sunday, October 30
9:00am – 12:00pm: Workshop/Class Ends]]> Living Beautifully with Uncertainty and Change: Online Retreat with Pema Chödrön
Oct 28 – 30
Live from Omega Institute, Rhinebeck, NY

Sign Up By/Pay/Savings
July 1/$59.00/ ($26)
Aug. 15/ $68.00/ ($17)
Oct. 15/ $77.00/ ($8)
Full Price/ $85.00

Save $20 when you use code LBSS11


• How do we work skillfully with rough times?
• How do we transform our lives during times of upheaval and unpredictability?
• How do we broaden our tolerance for uneasiness?
These and related questions will be explored in detail by Pema Chödrön during this retreat—a rare opportunity to study and practice with the beloved teacher in real time.

When we’re going through a challenging period, Pema teaches, we all need to find ways to tap into our inherent strength and courage. When we access that brave heart within, answers to those hard questions arise on their own quite naturally. Pema Chödrön’s message during this weekend retreat is as simple as it is bold: We can do it! And we can all do it beautifully.

The online retreat includes:
• Full access to the three-day event in real time via live webcast.
• Post-event access to the on-demand video with streaming video playback until December 31, 2011


Additional Details
System Requirements
• All users: medium high-speed internet connection; working speakers or headset; Adobe Flash software installed.
• PC: Windows 7, Vista or XP; Internet Explorer 7.0 or Firefox 2.0 or newer. 1GHz CPU with 512MB RAM (2GB for Vista).
• Mac: OS 10.4 or newer, G4 or Intel processor, 512 MB RAM; Safari 3.0 or Firefox 2.0 or newer.

Schedule
Friday, October 28
7:00pm – 9:30pm: Workshop

Saturday, October 29
9:00am – 12:00pm: Workshop
2:30pm – 5:00pm: Workshop
8:00pm – 10:00pm: Optional Meditation

Sunday, October 30
9:00am – 12:00pm: Workshop/Class Ends]]> http://www.liberatormagazine.com/community/showthread.php?tid=1306 Wed, 18 May 2011 14:09:25 +0000 http://www.liberatormagazine.com/community/showthread.php?tid=1306 SOURCE
http://peoplesproductionhouse.org/media-trainings

People's Production House offers media trainings for individuals or organizations that want to build their multimedia capacity.

People's Production House media trainings are for individuals and organizations that want to build their media capacity. Our staff of working journalists, communications professionals and campaign coordinators have the broad range of skills and a distinct social justice frame to give you the tools you need to build your message and have your voices heard.

Trainings are targeted to the needs of individuals and organizations and include the following:

Meet and learn from journalists in the field.

Learn best practices and broadcast quality radio recording and production techniques.

Get tips on equipment and software.

Strategy on what kind of media to use for your campaign or project.

Who Can Use Media Trainings

If you are a community organizer and have grown tired of poor media coverage around the issues that are important to you, or a student and your school isn't giving you the experience in journalism you need, or a print reporter looking to expand on your skills, then our trainings are for you.

What You Can Do With Radio

Our radio reporting trainings are designed to give you the skills and experience you need to report on the issues that matter to you in a medium that makes an impact and reaches a wide audience. We provide extensive training on how to use recording equipment and editing software, and show you how to effectively write scripts for radio journalism.

After our training you will be able to use audio recording and editing equipment, enhance the impact of your reporting, and share your stories over the radio waves or the Internet.

If you would like to receive more information on what kind of training would work for you, your staff, or your organization, please contact us.


Our trainings are led by award-winning journalists in both radio and print:

Abdulai Bah is a NYC-based radio reporter for WBAI-FM and Free Speech Radio News.

Renee Feltz was news director at KPFT-FM in Houston, and is a national affairs reporter and editor for Free Speech Radio News.

Deepa Fernandes is a radio host and features reporter for the BBC World Service, ABC radio, as well as Pacifica and public radio networks in the US.]]> SOURCE
http://peoplesproductionhouse.org/media-trainings

People's Production House offers media trainings for individuals or organizations that want to build their multimedia capacity.

People's Production House media trainings are for individuals and organizations that want to build their media capacity. Our staff of working journalists, communications professionals and campaign coordinators have the broad range of skills and a distinct social justice frame to give you the tools you need to build your message and have your voices heard.

Trainings are targeted to the needs of individuals and organizations and include the following:

Meet and learn from journalists in the field.

Learn best practices and broadcast quality radio recording and production techniques.

Get tips on equipment and software.

Strategy on what kind of media to use for your campaign or project.

Who Can Use Media Trainings

If you are a community organizer and have grown tired of poor media coverage around the issues that are important to you, or a student and your school isn't giving you the experience in journalism you need, or a print reporter looking to expand on your skills, then our trainings are for you.

What You Can Do With Radio

Our radio reporting trainings are designed to give you the skills and experience you need to report on the issues that matter to you in a medium that makes an impact and reaches a wide audience. We provide extensive training on how to use recording equipment and editing software, and show you how to effectively write scripts for radio journalism.

After our training you will be able to use audio recording and editing equipment, enhance the impact of your reporting, and share your stories over the radio waves or the Internet.

If you would like to receive more information on what kind of training would work for you, your staff, or your organization, please contact us.


Our trainings are led by award-winning journalists in both radio and print:

Abdulai Bah is a NYC-based radio reporter for WBAI-FM and Free Speech Radio News.

Renee Feltz was news director at KPFT-FM in Houston, and is a national affairs reporter and editor for Free Speech Radio News.

Deepa Fernandes is a radio host and features reporter for the BBC World Service, ABC radio, as well as Pacifica and public radio networks in the US.]]> http://www.liberatormagazine.com/community/showthread.php?tid=1215 Tue, 12 Apr 2011 18:13:42 +0000 http://www.liberatormagazine.com/community/showthread.php?tid=1215
SPACEFINDERLA launches this Spring!
Build your own organization’s profile today. http://www.spacefinderla.org/

Looking to book your performance space?
Want to advertise your recording studio?
Do you have rehearsal space for rent?
Under utilizing your performance venue and hoping to make some
additional profit from it?

What SpaceFinderLA will do for the arts community
The Los Angeles County Arts Commission and Fractured Atlas are
partnering with LA Stage Alliance and Community Arts Resources on
SpaceFinderLA. This free online resource for the creative community
and the general public will, for the first time, provide an online
searchable database of creative spaces in the County of Los Angeles.
The site will include venues for rehearsals, performances, auditions,
classes, instruction, photo/film/video shoots, special events,
parties, showcases, workshops, meetings, literary readings and more.

What you can do for SpaceFinderLA
We encourage you to be a part of this resource by June 1, 2011 at
which point a major marketing campaign will kick off. Create your
free profile and get listed on the site today. There is no cost to you
or anyone who participates and it takes under two minutes to build a
basic profile. You’ll find a step-by-step guide at http://www.spacefinderla.org/pages/list-your-space

What Community Arts Resources is doing for SpaceFinderLA
With your participation, we will move toward our goal of listing at
least 500 spaces by the time the website launches to the public June
1, 2011. Don’t miss this timely opportunity to be a part of the
inaugural launch. Please contact Community Arts Resources at
213/365-0605 if you have any questions about the site.]]>
SPACEFINDERLA launches this Spring!
Build your own organization’s profile today. http://www.spacefinderla.org/

Looking to book your performance space?
Want to advertise your recording studio?
Do you have rehearsal space for rent?
Under utilizing your performance venue and hoping to make some
additional profit from it?

What SpaceFinderLA will do for the arts community
The Los Angeles County Arts Commission and Fractured Atlas are
partnering with LA Stage Alliance and Community Arts Resources on
SpaceFinderLA. This free online resource for the creative community
and the general public will, for the first time, provide an online
searchable database of creative spaces in the County of Los Angeles.
The site will include venues for rehearsals, performances, auditions,
classes, instruction, photo/film/video shoots, special events,
parties, showcases, workshops, meetings, literary readings and more.

What you can do for SpaceFinderLA
We encourage you to be a part of this resource by June 1, 2011 at
which point a major marketing campaign will kick off. Create your
free profile and get listed on the site today. There is no cost to you
or anyone who participates and it takes under two minutes to build a
basic profile. You’ll find a step-by-step guide at http://www.spacefinderla.org/pages/list-your-space

What Community Arts Resources is doing for SpaceFinderLA
With your participation, we will move toward our goal of listing at
least 500 spaces by the time the website launches to the public June
1, 2011. Don’t miss this timely opportunity to be a part of the
inaugural launch. Please contact Community Arts Resources at
213/365-0605 if you have any questions about the site.]]> http://www.liberatormagazine.com/community/showthread.php?tid=1127 Tue, 01 Mar 2011 15:55:13 +0000 http://www.liberatormagazine.com/community/showthread.php?tid=1127 VIA EMAIL

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Hope all of you are a great!

I am looking to sublet my affordable, private art-making studio for most of March, all of April, and half of May.

Description is as follows:
14.5 x 17 ft (250 sq ft)
No windows
Price: $400/month, everything included
Amenities: Wireless internet, 24-hour access, easily accessible from the D, N, and R trains, FANTASTIC neighbors that you won't want to leave
Subway: D, N, and R to 36th Street

Thank you!

Tayo
temitayo.ogunbiyi [at] gmail
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Hope all of you are a great!

I am looking to sublet my affordable, private art-making studio for most of March, all of April, and half of May.

Description is as follows:
14.5 x 17 ft (250 sq ft)
No windows
Price: $400/month, everything included
Amenities: Wireless internet, 24-hour access, easily accessible from the D, N, and R trains, FANTASTIC neighbors that you won't want to leave
Subway: D, N, and R to 36th Street

Thank you!

Tayo
temitayo.ogunbiyi [at] gmail
/////]]> http://www.liberatormagazine.com/community/showthread.php?tid=468 Tue, 18 Aug 2009 20:51:23 +0000 http://www.liberatormagazine.com/community/showthread.php?tid=468 starting Sep 1st.

We share a studio which is approximately approximately 1000 sq feet,
and its divided in half by a wall so each space is private.
There is a bathroom & big sink in the unit, there are lots of windows
and ventilation.

The building is in Highland Park on Figueroa and Ave 41.
The available space is $425, and I'm looking for someone to start Sep 1,
Month to month lease.

I'm a painter, open to sharing with any kind of artist / designer / writer

Please forward this along to anyone you think might be I interested -
it's a really nice clean bright space!

REPLY TO juliana213@gmail.com]]> starting Sep 1st.

We share a studio which is approximately approximately 1000 sq feet,
and its divided in half by a wall so each space is private.
There is a bathroom & big sink in the unit, there are lots of windows
and ventilation.

The building is in Highland Park on Figueroa and Ave 41.
The available space is $425, and I'm looking for someone to start Sep 1,
Month to month lease.

I'm a painter, open to sharing with any kind of artist / designer / writer

Please forward this along to anyone you think might be I interested -
it's a really nice clean bright space!

REPLY TO juliana213@gmail.com]]>