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“Big Ole” Renewable Energy Incentives

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Evensong “We Gather Together”

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“We Gather Together” is a hymn of Dutch origin that dates back to the late 16th century. It was written in 1597 to celebrate the Dutch victory over Spanish forces in the Battle of Turnhout, part of the Eighty Years’ War. The hymn’s original Dutch title is “Wilt heden nu treden,” and it was composed by Adrianus Valerius with the music arranged by Eduard Kremser.

The hymn expresses gratitude for deliverance from oppression and has been associated with themes of thanksgiving and communal celebration. It was brought to America by Dutch settlers and became widely popular in the United States, particularly for its use during Thanksgiving services and celebrations.

The English version, commonly sung in the United States and Canada, was translated by Theodore Baker in 1894. Over time, “We Gather Together” has become a beloved hymn in North America, often sung at Thanksgiving gatherings and religious services to express gratitude and unity.

 

Apples

“Life will break you.  Nobody can protect you from that, and living alone won’t either, for solitude will also break you with its yearning.  You have to love.  You have to feel.  It is the reason you are here on earth.

 You are here to risk your heart.  You are here to be swallowed up.  And when it happens when you are broken, or betrayed, or left, or hurt, or death brushes near, let yourself sit by an apple tree and listen to the apples falling all around you in heaps, wasting their sweetness.

Tell yourself you tasted as many as you could.”

— Louise Erdich, “The Painted Drum” (Center for Great Plains Studies)

 

Nourriture été

United States Department of Agriculture: Apple Grades and Standards

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40 Years, 40 Songs

“A Prairie Home Companion” is a famous radio variety show created and hosted by Garrison Keillor. The show was known for its mix of humor, music, and storytelling and was broadcast from various venues across the United States. The show often featured live performances and music from various artists and was a cultural staple, particularly in the Midwest.

While Garrison Keillor is best known for his association with “A Prairie Home Companion,” his ties to Macalester College are an important part of his personal and professional history. His experiences at Macalester likely influenced his career in radio and entertainment, and the college takes pride in his achievements as an alumnus.


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Better World Project: True Tissue

The Association of University Technology Managers publishes a variety of open-source documents related to technology transfer and intellectual property management. 

AUTM Technology Transfer Practice Manual: This is a comprehensive guide to best practices in technology transfer and intellectual property management, written by AUTM members.

AUTM Better World Report: This is an annual publication that highlights the impact of academic research and technology transfer on society and the economy.

AUTM Public Policy Priorities: This document outlines AUTM’s advocacy priorities related to intellectual property and technology transfer, and provides guidance for members on engaging with policymakers.

AUTM Resource Library: This is a collection of resources related to technology transfer and intellectual property management, including webinars, case studies, and templates.

These open-source documents are freely available on the AUTM website and can be accessed by anyone interested in learning more about technology transfer and intellectual property management.

Referendum April 11, 2023




 

School Board voted to approve an upcoming bond referendum on April 11, 2023

SW newsmedia: Jordan School Board approves spring vote on bond referendum

Ballotpedia: This referendum does not track

*In the United States, requirements for school bond millage elections vary by state and jurisdiction. In some states, school boards are required to show school bond millage on voter ballots, while in others, it is not required.

For example, in Michigan, school bond millage proposals must appear on the ballot with a specific title, such as “School Bond Proposal” or “School Building and Site Proposal,” along with a description of the proposed millage rate and how the funds will be used. In other states, such as California, the ballot must include the total amount of the bond measure and an estimate of the tax rate levied to repay the bond.

It’s important to check with the specific state and jurisdiction where the school bond millage election is taking place to determine the exact requirements for the ballot.

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