Don't Forget to Clean Up

The studio is relatively safe right now but understandably in the mass push to get things done things might get neglected and order, cleanliness, and organization will give way to messy anarchy.  Please remember that a relatively clean studio is a lot safer than a messy one.  People can slip on dust, get blinded by flying rotary tool bits, or trip over electric equipment amidst all the model making.  Please take precautions in ensuring that models, computers, and others are not injured during this deadline.  A moment of cleaning up things would be both therapeutic and safe... unfortunately we do not have things like the Portrash to help out...

<48 hours until a major portion of your undergraduate education comes to an end...

Training at Cirque

Here are a couple of useful videos that provide a sense of what training (minimum 2-3 hours each day per performer not including conditioning and rehearsal!), equipment, and safety precautions must be taken in the development of a Cirque show.



There apparently was a Cirque du Soleil reality tv show... really...


One note about the Jukari Fit program... you might wish to see the requirements that this Cirque/Reebok program demand.


A bit of clarity on the Cirque du Monde program...


And just keep on thinking about Cirque's next show...

International Ryerson University Field Trip Registration

Please note that the International Ryerson University Field Trip Registration has been posted up by David Begg.
You are all expected to complete this form as soon as possible.  Failure to do so will prevent you from participating in Ryerson events while in Las Vegas (including the second half of assignment 2).

Note that you also must fill out the Assumption of Risks, Responsibilities and Liability Waiver that will be handed out in studio.  Please be aware that at the top of the document it states: "WARNING! BY SIGNING THIS LEGAL DOCUMENT, YOU GIVE UP CERTAIN LEGAL RIGHTS INCLUDING THE RIGHT TO SUE."