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Junming Huang

2015-06-18T18:59:14Z

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mail at junminghuang.com

My research interests lie in scientific success and information propagation. I'm a visiting scholar in Center of Complex Network Research, Northeastern University. I'm an assistant researcher in University of Electronic Science and Technology. I've recently got my PhD degree in the Institute of Computing Technology, Chinese Academy of Sciences, under the supervision of Professor Guojie Li and Professor Xue-Qi Cheng. I was an intern in the Information Retrieval and Mining group of Microsoft Research Asia during Jul 2008 and Mar 2009. I received my bachelor degree in science from the Tsinghua University in 2007.

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2015-06-18T18:58:43Z

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Masahiko Haraguchi

2015-06-18T18:55:26Z

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Masahiko Haraguchi is a PhD student in the Department of Earth and Environmental Engineering at Columbia University. His research interests include climate risk assessment and mitigation, water resource management, critical infrastructure management, and resilience of supply chains. He also studies urban planning as a National Science Foundation trainee and conducts research at the Earth Institute of Columbia University. He also conducts research on supply chain risk management at Columbia Water Center, the Earth Institute, Columbia University. As a lead author, Masa wrote two papers in 2013 and 2015 for Global Assessment Report, which is a biennial paper of United Nations’ International Strategy for Disaster Reduction. Previously, Masa worked for the World Bank to design a training program on how cities should address climate mitigation and adaptation by utilizing climate finance. Before the World Bank, he worked on a research project that investigated the impact of climate change on cities at the NASA Goddard Institute. While there, he assisted in launching the first book of the “Climate Change and Cities” series. He also led a UN-Habitat research project on greenhouse gas emissions from the New York metropolitan area as a case study for the Global Report on Human Settlements 2011. Masa also worked at the Asian Development Bank in 2008. He earned a master’s degree in climate policy from Columbia University as a World Bank Graduate Scholar and a postgraduate degree in development economics from the Institute of Developing Economies under the Ministry of Economy Trade and Industry of the Government of Japan.

Masahiko Haraguchi

2015-06-18T18:55:15Z

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Masahiko Haraguchi is a PhD student in the Department of Earth and Environmental Engineering at Columbia University. His research interests include climate risk assessment and mitigation, water resource management, critical infrastructure management, and resilience of supply chains. He also studies urban planning as a National Science Foundation trainee and conducts research at the Earth Institute of Columbia University. He also conducts research on supply chain risk management at Columbia Water Center, the Earth Institute, Columbia University. As a lead author, Masa wrote two papers in 2013 and 2015 for Global Assessment Report, which is a biennial paper of United Nations’ International Strategy for Disaster Reduction. Previously, Masa worked for the World Bank to design a training program on how cities should address climate mitigation and adaptation by utilizing climate finance. Before the World Bank, he worked on a research project that investigated the impact of climate change on cities at the NASA Goddard Institute. While there, he assisted in launching the first book of the “Climate Change and Cities” series. He also led a UN-Habitat research project on greenhouse gas emissions from the New York metropolitan area as a case study for the Global Report on Human Settlements 2011. Masa also worked at the Asian Development Bank in 2008. He earned a master’s degree in climate policy from Columbia University as a World Bank Graduate Scholar and a postgraduate degree in development economics from the Institute of Developing Economies under the Ministry of Economy Trade and Industry of the Government of Japan.

Masahiko Haraguchi

2015-06-18T18:54:58Z

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Masahiko Haraguchi is a PhD student in the Department of Earth and Environmental Engineering at Columbia University. His research interests include climate risk assessment and mitigation, water resource management, critical infrastructure management, and resilience of supply chains. He also studies urban planning as a National Science Foundation trainee and conducts research at the Earth Institute of Columbia University. He also conducts research on supply chain risk management at Columbia Water Center, the Earth Institute, Columbia University. As a lead author, Masa wrote two papers in 2013 and 2015 for Global Assessment Report, which is a biennial paper of United Nations’ International Strategy for Disaster Reduction. Previously, Masa worked for the World Bank to design a training program on how cities should address climate mitigation and adaptation by utilizing climate finance. Before the World Bank, he worked on a research project that investigated the impact of climate change on cities at the NASA Goddard Institute. While there, he assisted in launching the first book of the “Climate Change and Cities” series. He also led a UN-Habitat research project on greenhouse gas emissions from the New York metropolitan area as a case study for the Global Report on Human Settlements 2011. Masa also worked at the Asian Development Bank in 2008. He earned a master’s degree in climate policy from Columbia University as a World Bank Graduate Scholar and a postgraduate degree in development economics from the Institute of Developing Economies under the Ministry of Economy Trade and Industry of the Government of Japan.

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2015-06-18T18:54:46Z

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2015-06-18T18:53:35Z

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Brent Schneeman

2015-06-18T18:48:34Z

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Brent Schneeman joined HomeAway in 2010 and focuses on strengthening the data science muscle in the Technology Office. As Director of Engineering and Data Science, he serves as an internal consultant on a diverse set of analytic projects such as multi-variate testing, customer website behavior and applying natural language processing techniques to unstructured data. Prior to joining HomeAway, Brent worked at PayPal, Visa, and other small- and large-companies. Brent lives in Austin Texas with his wife and three kids and spends most of his free time mowing the lawn.

Brent Schneeman

2015-06-18T18:47:46Z

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Brent Schneeman joined HomeAway in 2010 and focuses on strengthening the data science muscle in the Technology Office. As Director of Engineering and Data Science, he serves as an internal consultant on a diverse set of analytic projects such as multi-variate testing, customer website behavior and applying natural language processing techniques to unstructured data. Prior to joining HomeAway, Brent worked at PayPal, Visa, and other small- and large-companies. Brent lives in Austin Texas with his wife and three kids and spends most of his free time mowing the lawn.

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2015-06-18T18:47:29Z

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Jelle Bruineberg

2015-06-18T18:45:10Z

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My name is Jelle Bruineberg, I am a 2nd year PhD candidate in Philosophy at the University of Amsterdam. Besides having studied Philosophy (BA, MA), I have a background in Physics (BSc.) and Cognitive Science (MSc.). In general I am interested in the big questions about mind and life. In my PhD I am developing an account of skilled action (or, more philosophically, intentionality), the kind of intentionality we exhibit when acting adequate and effortless, integrating insights from phenomenology, ecological psychology, theoretical neuroscience and embodied cognitive science. Complex systems science is the conceptual glue that holds this framework together.

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2015-06-18T18:44:33Z

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Jelle Bruineberg

2015-06-18T18:33:05Z

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My name is Jelle Bruineberg, I am a 2nd year PhD candidate in Philosophy at the University of Amsterdam. Besides having studied Philosophy (BA, MA), I have a background in Physics (BSc.) and Cognitive Science (MSc.). In general I am interested in the big questions about mind and life. In my PhD I am developing an account of skilled action (or, more philosophically, intentionality), the kind of intentionality we exhibit when acting adequate and effortless, integrating insights from phenomenology, ecological psychology, theoretical neuroscience and embodied cognitive science. Complex systems science is the conceptual glue that holds this framework together.

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2015-06-18T18:32:18Z

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Complex Systems Summer School 2015-Restaurant Guide2014

2015-06-18T18:14:17Z

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'''RESTAURANT GUIDE''' 

NEW MEXICAN/ SOUTHWESTERN/ AMERICAN CUISINE 
 
[http://www.sfshed.com/lachoza.htm La Choza] 
905 Alarid St (Tel: 505-982-0909) open from 11:00a.m.-9:00p.m. 
Great local New Mexican food in a friendly atmosphere. Indoor and outdoor seating. Can be crowded. Moderate. 
 
[http://shakefoundation.com Shake Foundation] 
613 Cerillos Road (Tel: 505-988-8992) Lunch daily 
Great burgers and shakes. Inexpensive. Outdoor seating. 
 
[http://restaurantmartinsantafe.com/ Restaurant Martín:] 
526 Galisteo Street (Tel: 505-820-0919) Lunch served from 11:30am - 2pm Tuesday - Friday, Brunch 11:30am - 2pm Sunday.
Dinner served from 5:30pm until 10pm Tuesday - Sunday. 
Progressive American Cuisine prepared by New Mexico’s most noted and award winning Chef, Martin Rios. Outdoor and indoor seating.Expensive at dinner. 
 
[http://www.sfshed.com/home.html The Shed:] 
113 ½ East Palace Avenue (Tel: 505-982-9030) open from 11:00a.m.-9:00p.m. 
Highly recommended. Can be crowded. Excellent New Mexican cuisine in an historic hacienda built in 1692. Moderate. 
 
[http://www.yelp.com/biz/tomasitas-santa-fe Tomasita’s:] 
500 South Guadalupe Street (Tel: 505-983-5721) 11:00a.m.-10:00p.m. 
A local institution for red and green chile. Casual atmosphere. Good margaritas. Inexpensive. 
 
[http://www.santafebullring.com/ Bull Ring:] 
150 Washington Avenue (Tel: 505-983-3328) 11:30a.m.-10:00p.m. 
Upscale steakhouse. Seasonal patio dining. Expensive at dinner. 
 
[http://www.bluecorncafe.com/ Blue Corn Café] 
133 Water Street (2nd floor, Plaza Mercado) (Tel: 505-984-1800) 
Great blue corn chicken enchiladas and other regional specialties. Relaxed and friendly. Inexpensive. 
 
[http://ziadiner.com/ Zia Diner:] 
326 S. Guadalupe Street (Tel: 505-988-7008) 7:00a.m.-10:00p.m. 
Simple, good diner fare. Inexpensive to moderate. 
 
[http://www.bumblebeesbajagrill.com/ Bumblebee’s Baja Grill:] 
301 Jefferson Street (Tel: 505-820-2862) 11:00a.m.-9:00p.m. 
Drive through or eat inside. Fast service. Great inexpensive, fresh food. 
 
[http://pasquals.com/ Pasqual’s:]
121 Don Gaspar (Tel: 505-983-9340) Reservations Required 
Breakfast, lunch and dinner. Usually long lines for breakfast and lunch; reservations are accepted for dinner. Expensive at dinner. 
 
[http://www.coyotecafe.com/ Coyote Café:] 
132 West Water Street (Tel: 505-983-1615) 5:30-closing 
World-famous southwestern cuisine and Santa Fe’s new “it” place. Reservations essential, very expensive in the summertime. Known for creative cocktails. 
 
[http://www.compoundrestaurant.com/ The Compound:] 
653 Canyon Road (Tel: 505-982-4353) 5:30-closing 
One of Santa Fe’s finest and most expensive. Contemporary continental. Patio dining in summer. Quiet, intimate wine bar inside. 
 
[http://www.cowgirlsantafe.com/ Cowgirl Hall of Fame:] 
319 S. Guadalupe (Tel: 505-9822565) 11:00a.m.-midnight 
Eclectic barbecue and Southwestern menu. Lunch and dinner. Indoor and outdoor seating. Live music and lively bar every night. Open late. 
 
ITALIAN/ FRENCH/ ASIAN 
 
[http://shohkocafe.com/ Shohko-Café:] 
321 Johnson (Tel: 505-983-7288) 11:30a.m.-9:00p.m. 
Good sushi. Moderate. 
 
[http://www.pranzosantafe.com/ Pranzos:]
540 Montezuma Avenue (Tel:505-984-2645. Open until 9:00p.m. 
A local favorite for pizza, pasta and osso buco. Nice upstairs seating. Expensive at dinner. 
 
[http://theuppercrustpizzeria.com/ Upper Crust Pizza:] 
329 Old Santa Fe Trail (Tel: 505-982-0000) 
Good pizza, salads, sandwiches. Delivery or eat-in. Open ‘til 11 in summer. 
 
[http://www.vinaigretteonline.com/ Vinaigrette:] 
709 Don Cubero Alley (Tel: 505-820-9205) 
Soups and salads. Creative menu using fresh, organic and local ingredients. Vegetarian friendly. Excellent for lunch. 
 
[http://www.315santafe.com/ Bistro 315:] 
315 Old Santa Fe Trail (Tel: 505-986-9190). 
French Provencal cuisine. Excellent wine list. Expensive. 
 
[http://jinjabistro.com/index.shtml Jinja:] 
510 N. Guadalupe Street #P (Tel: 505-982-4321) 
Pan-Asian cuisine. Creative cocktail menu. Upscale atmosphere and excellent service. Inexpensive. 
 
BARS AND MISCELLANY 
 
[http://www.thepinkadobe.com/dragonroom.php The Dragon Room:] 
406 Old Santa Fe Trail (Tel: 505-983-7712) 
Santa Fe Style wine bar with excellent bar menu. Margaritas and patio seating around an open fire pit. 
 
[http://www.elfarolsf.com/ El Farol:] 
808 Canyon Road (Tel: 505-983-9912) 
Salsa on Thursdays, Flamenco on Saturdays. Good tapas and Spanish cuisine. 
 
[http://www.teahousesantafe.com/ Tea House:] 
821 Canyon Road (Tel: 505-992-0972) 
Coffee/ teahouse with a light menu. Relaxing atmosphere. Vegetarian friendly. 
 
[http://www.kakawachocolates.com/ Kakawa Chocolate:] 
1050 Paseo de Peralta (Tel: 505-982-0388) 
House Mesoamerican Mayan and Aztec drinking chocolate, along with other chocolate specialties. 
 
'''Draft Station tap room''' 
Ste 313, 60 East San Francisco Street (Tel: 505-989-3565) 
Intimate microbrewery that overlooks down town Santa Fe. Serves gourmet pizza. Multiple big-screen televisions for sports fans. 
 
[http://www.secondstreetbrewery.com/second-street-brewery-at-the-railyard/ Second St. Brewery At the Rail yard:] 
1607 Paseo De Peralta (Tel: 505-989-3278) 
Award winning craft beers and brewpub. Live music on weekends. 
 
[http://www.coyotecantina.net/ Coyote Cantina:] 
132 West Water Street (Tel: 505-983-1615) 
Open-air rooftop bar. Same management and menu items as Coyote Cafe, but less expensive. Long lines in summer. 
 
[http://drfieldgoods.com Dr. Field Goods:] 
2860 Cerrillos Road, Suite A1 (Tel: 505-471-0043) open from 11:00a.m.-9:00p.m. 
New Mexican fusion, fancy comfort food. Small restaurant with bar (with televisions) and tables. 
 
[http://jambocafe.net Jambo Cafe:] 
2021 Cerrillos Road (Tel: 505-473-1269) open from 11:00a.m.-9:00p.m. closed Sunday 
Homestyle African/Caribbean cuisine. Highly recommended.

Complex Systems Summer School 2015-Restaurant Guide2014

2015-06-18T16:44:05Z

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'''RESTAURANT GUIDE''' 

NEW MEXICAN/ SOUTHWESTERN/ AMERICAN CUISINE 
 
[http://www.sfshed.com/lachoza.htm La Choza] 
905 Alarid St (Tel: 505-982-0909) open from 11:00a.m.-9:00p.m. 
Great local New Mexican food in a friendly atmosphere. Indoor and outdoor seating. Can be crowded. Moderate. 
 
[http://restaurantmartinsantafe.com/ Restaurant Martín:] 
526 Galisteo Street (Tel: 505-820-0919) Lunch served from 11:30am - 2pm Tuesday - Friday, Brunch 11:30am - 2pm Sunday.
Dinner served from 5:30pm until 10pm Tuesday - Sunday. 
Progressive American Cuisine prepared by New Mexico’s most noted and award winning Chef, Martin Rios. Outdoor and indoor seating.Expensive at dinner. 
 
[http://www.sfshed.com/home.html The Shed:] 
113 ½ East Palace Avenue (Tel: 505-982-9030) open from 11:00a.m.-9:00p.m. 
Highly recommended. Can be crowded. Excellent New Mexican cuisine in an historic hacienda built in 1692. Moderate. 
 
[http://www.yelp.com/biz/tomasitas-santa-fe Tomasita’s:] 
500 South Guadalupe Street (Tel: 505-983-5721) 11:00a.m.-10:00p.m. 
A local institution for red and green chile. Casual atmosphere. Good margaritas. Inexpensive. 
 
[http://www.santafebullring.com/ Bull Ring:] 
150 Washington Avenue (Tel: 505-983-3328) 11:30a.m.-10:00p.m. 
Upscale steakhouse. Seasonal patio dining. Expensive at dinner. 
 
[http://www.bluecorncafe.com/ Blue Corn Café] 
133 Water Street (2nd floor, Plaza Mercado) (Tel: 505-984-1800) 
Great blue corn chicken enchiladas and other regional specialties. Relaxed and friendly. Inexpensive. 
 
[http://ziadiner.com/ Zia Diner:] 
326 S. Guadalupe Street (Tel: 505-988-7008) 7:00a.m.-10:00p.m. 
Simple, good diner fare. Inexpensive to moderate. 
 
[http://www.bumblebeesbajagrill.com/ Bumblebee’s Baja Grill:] 
301 Jefferson Street (Tel: 505-820-2862) 11:00a.m.-9:00p.m. 
Drive through or eat inside. Fast service. Great inexpensive, fresh food. 
 
[http://pasquals.com/ Pasqual’s:]
121 Don Gaspar (Tel: 505-983-9340) Reservations Required 
Breakfast, lunch and dinner. Usually long lines for breakfast and lunch; reservations are accepted for dinner. Expensive at dinner. 
 
[http://www.coyotecafe.com/ Coyote Café:] 
132 West Water Street (Tel: 505-983-1615) 5:30-closing 
World-famous southwestern cuisine and Santa Fe’s new “it” place. Reservations essential, very expensive in the summertime. Known for creative cocktails. 
 
[http://www.compoundrestaurant.com/ The Compound:] 
653 Canyon Road (Tel: 505-982-4353) 5:30-closing 
One of Santa Fe’s finest and most expensive. Contemporary continental. Patio dining in summer. Quiet, intimate wine bar inside. 
 
[http://www.cowgirlsantafe.com/ Cowgirl Hall of Fame:] 
319 S. Guadalupe (Tel: 505-9822565) 11:00a.m.-midnight 
Eclectic barbecue and Southwestern menu. Lunch and dinner. Indoor and outdoor seating. Live music and lively bar every night. Open late. 
 
ITALIAN/ FRENCH/ ASIAN 
 
[http://shohkocafe.com/ Shohko-Café:] 
321 Johnson (Tel: 505-983-7288) 11:30a.m.-9:00p.m. 
Good sushi. Moderate. 
 
[http://www.pranzosantafe.com/ Pranzos:]
540 Montezuma Avenue (Tel:505-984-2645. Open until 9:00p.m. 
A local favorite for pizza, pasta and osso buco. Nice upstairs seating. Expensive at dinner. 
 
[http://theuppercrustpizzeria.com/ Upper Crust Pizza:] 
329 Old Santa Fe Trail (Tel: 505-982-0000) 
Good pizza, salads, sandwiches. Delivery or eat-in. Open ‘til 11 in summer. 
 
[http://www.vinaigretteonline.com/ Vinaigrette:] 
709 Don Cubero Alley (Tel: 505-820-9205) 
Soups and salads. Creative menu using fresh, organic and local ingredients. Vegetarian friendly. Excellent for lunch. 
 
[http://www.315santafe.com/ Bistro 315:] 
315 Old Santa Fe Trail (Tel: 505-986-9190). 
French Provencal cuisine. Excellent wine list. Expensive. 
 
[http://jinjabistro.com/index.shtml Jinja:] 
510 N. Guadalupe Street #P (Tel: 505-982-4321) 
Pan-Asian cuisine. Creative cocktail menu. Upscale atmosphere and excellent service. Inexpensive. 
 
BARS AND MISCELLANY 
 
[http://www.thepinkadobe.com/dragonroom.php The Dragon Room:] 
406 Old Santa Fe Trail (Tel: 505-983-7712) 
Santa Fe Style wine bar with excellent bar menu. Margaritas and patio seating around an open fire pit. 
 
[http://www.elfarolsf.com/ El Farol:] 
808 Canyon Road (Tel: 505-983-9912) 
Salsa on Thursdays, Flamenco on Saturdays. Good tapas and Spanish cuisine. 
 
[http://www.teahousesantafe.com/ Tea House:] 
821 Canyon Road (Tel: 505-992-0972) 
Coffee/ teahouse with a light menu. Relaxing atmosphere. Vegetarian friendly. 
 
[http://www.kakawachocolates.com/ Kakawa Chocolate:] 
1050 Paseo de Peralta (Tel: 505-982-0388) 
House Mesoamerican Mayan and Aztec drinking chocolate, along with other chocolate specialties. 
 
'''Draft Station tap room''' 
Ste 313, 60 East San Francisco Street (Tel: 505-989-3565) 
Intimate microbrewery that overlooks down town Santa Fe. Serves gourmet pizza. Multiple big-screen televisions for sports fans. 
 
[http://www.secondstreetbrewery.com/second-street-brewery-at-the-railyard/ Second St. Brewery At the Rail yard:] 
1607 Paseo De Peralta (Tel: 505-989-3278) 
Award winning craft beers and brewpub. Live music on weekends. 
 
[http://www.coyotecantina.net/ Coyote Cantina:] 
132 West Water Street (Tel: 505-983-1615) 
Open-air rooftop bar. Same management and menu items as Coyote Cafe, but less expensive. Long lines in summer. 
 
[http://drfieldgoods.com Dr. Field Goods:] 
2860 Cerrillos Road, Suite A1 (Tel: 505-471-0043) open from 11:00a.m.-9:00p.m. 
New Mexican fusion, fancy comfort food. Small restaurant with bar (with televisions) and tables. 
 
[http://jambocafe.net Jambo Cafe:] 
2021 Cerrillos Road (Tel: 505-473-1269) open from 11:00a.m.-9:00p.m. closed Sunday 
Homestyle African/Caribbean cuisine. Highly recommended.

Complex Systems Summer School 2015-Restaurant Guide2014

2015-06-15T22:22:48Z

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'''RESTAURANT GUIDE''' 

NEW MEXICAN/ SOUTHWESTERN/ AMERICAN CUISINE 
 
[http://www.sfshed.com/lachoza.htm La Choza] 
905 Alarid St (Tel: 505-982-0909) open from 11:00a.m.-9:00p.m. 
Great local New Mexican food in a friendly atmosphere. Indoor and outdoor seating. Can be crowded. Moderate. 
 
[http://restaurantmartinsantafe.com/ Restaurant Martín:] 
526 Galisteo Street (Tel: 505-820-0919) Lunch served from 11:30am - 2pm Tuesday - Friday, Brunch 11:30am - 2pm Sunday.
Dinner served from 5:30pm until 10pm Tuesday - Sunday. 
Progressive American Cuisine prepared by New Mexico’s most noted and award winning Chef, Martin Rios. Outdoor and indoor seating.Expensive at dinner. 
 
[http://www.sfshed.com/home.html The Shed:] 
113 ½ East Palace Avenue (Tel: 505-982-9030) open from 11:00a.m.-9:00p.m. 
Highly recommended. Can be crowded. Excellent New Mexican cuisine in an historic hacienda built in 1692. Moderate. 
 
[http://www.yelp.com/biz/tomasitas-santa-fe Tomasita’s:] 
500 South Guadalupe Street (Tel: 505-983-5721) 11:00a.m.-10:00p.m. 
A local institution for red and green chile. Casual atmosphere. Good margaritas. Inexpensive. 
 
[http://www.santafebullring.com/ Bull Ring:] 
150 Washington Avenue (Tel: 505-983-3328) 11:30a.m.-10:00p.m. 
Upscale steakhouse. Seasonal patio dining. Expensive at dinner. 
 
[http://www.bluecorncafe.com/ Blue Corn Café] 
133 Water Street (2nd floor, Plaza Mercado) (Tel: 505-984-1800) 
Great blue corn chicken enchiladas and other regional specialties. Relaxed and friendly. Inexpensive. 
 
[http://ziadiner.com/ Zia Diner:] 
326 S. Guadalupe Street (Tel: 505-988-7008) 7:00a.m.-10:00p.m. 
Simple, good diner fare. Inexpensive to moderate. 
 
[http://www.bumblebeesbajagrill.com/ Bumblebee’s Baja Grill:] 
301 Jefferson Street (Tel: 505-820-2862) 11:00a.m.-9:00p.m. 
Drive through or eat inside. Fast service. Great inexpensive, fresh food. 
 
[http://pasquals.com/ Pasqual’s:]
121 Don Gaspar (Tel: 505-983-9340) Reservations Required 
Breakfast, lunch and dinner. Usually long lines for breakfast and lunch; reservations are accepted for dinner. Expensive at dinner. 
 
[http://www.coyotecafe.com/ Coyote Café:] 
132 West Water Street (Tel: 505-983-1615) 5:30-closing 
World-famous southwestern cuisine and Santa Fe’s new “it” place. Reservations essential, very expensive in the summertime. Known for creative cocktails. 
 
[http://www.compoundrestaurant.com/ The Compound:] 
653 Canyon Road (Tel: 505-982-4353) 5:30-closing 
One of Santa Fe’s finest and most expensive. Contemporary continental. Patio dining in summer. Quiet, intimate wine bar inside. 
 
[http://www.cowgirlsantafe.com/ Cowgirl Hall of Fame:] 
319 S. Guadalupe (Tel: 505-9822565) 11:00a.m.-midnight 
Eclectic barbecue and Southwestern menu. Lunch and dinner. Indoor and outdoor seating. Live music and lively bar every night. Open late. 
 
ITALIAN/ FRENCH/ ASIAN 
 
[http://shohkocafe.com/ Shohko-Café:] 
321 Johnson (Tel: 505-983-7288) 11:30a.m.-9:00p.m. 
Good sushi. Moderate. 
 
[http://www.pranzosantafe.com/ Pranzos:]
540 Montezuma Avenue (Tel:505-984-2645. Open until 9:00p.m. 
A local favorite for pizza, pasta and osso buco. Nice upstairs seating. Expensive at dinner. 
 
[http://theuppercrustpizzeria.com/ Upper Crust Pizza:] 
329 Old Santa Fe Trail (Tel: 505-982-0000) 
Good pizza, salads, sandwiches. Delivery or eat-in. Open ‘til 11 in summer. 
 
[http://www.vinaigretteonline.com/ Vinaigrette:] 
709 Don Cubero Alley (Tel: 505-820-9205) 
Soups and salads. Creative menu using fresh, organic and local ingredients. Vegetarian friendly. Excellent for lunch. 
 
[http://www.315santafe.com/ Bistro 315:] 
315 Old Santa Fe Trail (Tel: 505-986-9190). 
French Provencal cuisine. Excellent wine list. Expensive. 
 
[http://jinjabistro.com/index.shtml Jinja:] 
510 N. Guadalupe Street #P (Tel: 505-982-4321) 
Pan-Asian cuisine. Creative cocktail menu. Upscale atmosphere and excellent service. Inexpensive. 
 
BARS AND MISCELLANY 
 
[http://www.thepinkadobe.com/dragonroom.php The Dragon Room:] 
406 Old Santa Fe Trail (Tel: 505-983-7712) 
Santa Fe Style wine bar with excellent bar menu. Margaritas and patio seating around an open fire pit. 
 
[http://www.elfarolsf.com/ El Farol:] 
808 Canyon Road (Tel: 505-983-9912) 
Salsa on Thursdays, Flamenco on Saturdays. Good tapas and Spanish cuisine. 
 
[http://www.teahousesantafe.com/ Tea House:] 
821 Canyon Road (Tel: 505-992-0972) 
Coffee/ teahouse with a light menu. Relaxing atmosphere. Vegetarian friendly. 
 
[http://www.kakawachocolates.com/ Kakawa Chocolate:] 
1050 Paseo de Peralta (Tel: 505-982-0388) 
House Mesoamerican Mayan and Aztec drinking chocolate, along with other chocolate specialties. 
 
'''Draft Station tap room''' 
Ste 313, 60 East San Francisco Street (Tel: 505-989-3565) 
Intimate microbrewery that overlooks down town Santa Fe. Serves gourmet pizza. Multiple big-screen televisions for sports fans. 
 
[http://www.secondstreetbrewery.com/second-street-brewery-at-the-railyard/ Second St. Brewery At the Rail yard:] 
1607 Paseo De Peralta (Tel: 505-989-3278) 
Award winning craft beers and brewpub. Live music on weekends. 
 
[http://www.coyotecantina.net/ Coyote Cantina:] 
132 West Water Street (Tel: 505-983-1615) 
Open-air rooftop bar. Same management and menu items as Coyote Cafe, but less expensive. Long lines in summer. 
 
[http://drfieldgoods.com Dr. Field Goods:] 
2860 Cerrillos Road, Suite A1 (Tel: 505-471-0043) open from 11:00a.m.-9:00p.m. 
New Mexican fusion, fancy comfort food. Small restaurant with bar (with televisions) and tables.

Bandelier 2015

2015-06-15T18:40:10Z

Abbbby:

{{Complex Systems Summer School 2015}}

Please sign up here so we know who's going. 
Also: If you have a car, please put it down. The more cars we have, the more people we can take. 

We'll meet Saturday at 10:00am in the parking circle.

Please remember to bring a hat, sunscreen, water, hiking shoes, and anything else you'll need for a day out in the field.

If you would like to rent a car please visit the [http://santafe.edu/about/contact/ground/ SFI website] for more info

==Cars:==

===Juniper's Car (4 seats)===
1. Juni 
2. Matthew Cobain 
3. Haitao 
4. Melissa 

===JP's Super Awesome Volkswagen (5 seats)===

1. JP 
2. María Pereda 
3. Tirthankar Bandyopadhyay 
4. Dan Hedblom 
5. Stefano 

===JP's Totally Cool Offroad Toyota 4Runner (5 seats)===
1.Jean-Gab 
2. Ilaria Bertazzi 
3. Emilia Wysocka 
4. Rosana Rogiski 
5. Gilia Patterson 

===JP's Other Car (4 seats, maybe 5)===
1.<driver needed> 
2. Alice Patania 
3. Jakub Rojcek 
4. Glenn Magerman 

===Christine's Car (5 seats)===
1. Christine 
2. Vanessa 
3. Federico Battiston 
4. Yared Abebe 
5. Sebastian Poledna 

===Connor's Car (5 seats)===
1.Connnnor 
2. Sahil Garg 
3. Martina Steffen 
4. Song Binyang 
5. Kleber Neves 

==Without car ==
1. Richard Barnes 
2. Matt O 
3. Andre V

Complex Systems Summer School 2015-Faculty Publications

2015-06-11T22:46:46Z

Abbbby:

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==Sander Bais==
[http://mitpress.mit.edu/authors/sander-bais In Praise of Science] 
[http://www.harvard.com/book/the_equations_icons_of_knowledge/ The Equations: Icons of Knowledge]
 

==W. Brian Arthur==
[http://tuvalu.santafe.edu/~wbarthur/Papers/End_of_Certainty_Web.pdf The End of Certainty in Economics]
 
[http://tuvalu.santafe.edu/~wbarthur/Papers/Comp.Econ.SFI.pdf Complexity Economics: A Different Framework for Economic Thought]
 
[http://tuvalu.santafe.edu/~wbarthur/Papers/All%20Systems%20Gamed.pdf All Systems will be Gamed:Exploitive Behavior in Economic and Social Systems]
 
==Andrew Berdahl==
[http://www.sciencemag.org/content/339/6119/574.abstract Emergent Sensing of Complex Environments by Mobile Animal Groups] 
[http://www.ploscompbiol.org/article/info:doi/10.1371/journal.pcbi.1002194 Signaling and the Evolution of Cooperative Foraging in Dynamic Environments]
 
==Rob Boyd==
[http://robboyd.abcs.asu.edu/BoydRichersonHenrichPNAS11CulturalNichePubished.pdf The Cultural Niche: Why Social Learning is Essential for Human Adaptation] 
[http://robboyd.abcs.asu.edu/MathewBoydPNAS11Published.pdf Punishment Sustains Large-scale Cooperation in Prestate Warfare] 

==Liz Bradley==
[http://arxiv.org/abs/1305.5408 Determinism, Complexity and Predictability in Computer Performance] 
[http://arxiv.org/abs/1305.4924 On the Importance of Nonlinear Modeling in Computer Performance] 

==Jim Crutchfield==
[http://csc.ucdavis.edu/~dynlearn/papers/sdca.pdf Stability and Diversity in Collective Adaptation] 
[http://csc.ucdavis.edu/~chaos/papers/DOT.pdf The Dreams of Theory] 
[http://csc.ucdavis.edu/~cmg/papers/otmo.pdf Objects That Make Objects: The Population Dynamics of Structural Complexity] 

==Simon DeDeo==
''Human Societies'' 
[http://www.pnas.org/content/111/26/9419.full The civilizing process in London’s Old Bailey] 
[http://arxiv.org/abs/1407.2210 Group Minds and the Case of Wikipedia] 
[http://www.mdpi.com/1099-4300/15/11/4932 Dynamical Structure of a Traditional Amazonian Social Network] (see also [http://santafe.edu/~simon/ft.pdf Informal Summary].) 
[http://arxiv.org/abs/1212.0018 Collective phenomena and non-finite state computation in a human social system] 
''Animal Societies'' 
[http://rsif.royalsocietypublishing.org/content/early/2011/02/09/rsif.2010.0687.short Evidence of strategic periodicities in collective conflict dynamics] 
[http://journals.plos.org/ploscompbiol/article?id=10.1371/journal.pcbi.1000782 Inductive game theory and the dynamics of animal conflict] 
''Some Theory'' 
[http://tuvalu.santafe.edu/~simon/it.pdf Information Theory for Intelligent People] 
[http://arxiv.org/pdf/1106.5778.pdf Effective theories for circuits and automata] 

==J. Doyne Farmer==
[http://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=1597504 An Explanation of Universality in Growth Fluctuations] 
[http://tuvalu.santafe.edu/~jdf/papers/VirtuesVices.pdf The Virtues and Vices of Equilibrium and the Future of Financial Economics] 
[http://arxiv.org/abs/1109.1213 Heterogeneity, Correlations and Financial Contagion] 

==Vanessa Ferdinand==
[http://www.lel.ed.ac.uk/~s1051298/Vanessa_Ferdinand/Publications_files/Kamps_et_al_Evolang_2014.pdf The Origins of Regularity in Language: Why Coordination Matters] 
[http://www.lel.ed.ac.uk/~s1051298/Vanessa_Ferdinand/Publications_files/Ferdinand_et_al_%282013%29.pdf Regularization Behavior in a Non-linguistic Domain] 

==Walter Fontana==
[http://fontana.med.harvard.edu/www/Documents/WF/Papers/nature08920.pdf Curvature in Metabolic Scaling] 
[http://fontana.med.harvard.edu/www/Documents/WF/Papers/objects.pdf The Barrier of Objects: From Dynamical Systems to Bounded Organizations] 
[http://fontana.med.harvard.edu/www/Documents/WF/Papers/crosstalk+supp.pdf Crosstalk and Competition in Signaling Networks] 

==Stephanie Forrest==
[http://www.cs.unm.edu/~forrest/publications/Computation%20in%20the%20Wild.pdf Computation in the Wild] 
[http://www.cs.unm.edu/~forrest/publications/interfaces-proof.pdf Scaling Theory for Information Networks] 
[http://www.cs.unm.edu/~forrest/publications/nspw08.pdf The Ecology of Modern Malware] 

==Mirta Galesic==
[http://mindmodeling.org/cogsci2013/papers/0339/paper0339.pdf Social Learning in Complex Networks] 
[https://docs.google.com/file/d/0B4Hb4fyv4iVJMlMyNVVhZHI3N2c/edit?pli=1 Social Sampling Explains Apparent Biases in Judgments of Social Environments] 

==Josh Garland==
[http://arxiv.org/abs/1305.5408 Determinism, Complexity and Predictability in Computer Performance] 
[http://arxiv.org/abs/1305.4924 On the Importance of Nonlinear Modeling in Computer Performance] 

==Stephen Guerrin==
[http://www.academia.edu/861957/Emergence_of_constraint_in_self-organizing_systems Emergence of Constraint in Self-Organizing Systems] 
[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JeH3YDkoS9s Using Computer Games to Simulate Real-World Complex Problems] 
[https://twitter.com/redfishgroup Twitter] 

==Josh Grochow==
[http://tuvalu.santafe.edu/~jgrochow/grochow,pitassi-circuitsProofsPIT.pdf Circuit Complexity, Proof Complexity and Polynomial Identity Testing] 

==John Harte==
[http://www.wired.com/2014/09/information-theory-hold-key-quantifying-nature/ How Information Theory Could Hold the Key to Quantifying Nature] 
[http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/19486123 Biodiversity Scales from Plots to Biomes with a Universal Species-Area Curve] 
[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3_l7mPYv9F0 Understanding the Global Environmental Crisis] 

==Alfred Hubler==
[http://csc.ucdavis.edu/~cmg/papers/ODOS.pdf Order and Disorder in Open Systems] 
[http://www.travelchannel.com/video/dangerous-wrestling-lesson-16521 Famous Alligator Wrestling Video] 

==Yoav Kallus==
[http://arxiv.org/abs/1310.5971 Jammed Lattice Sphere Packing] 
[http://arxiv.org/abs/1305.0289 Pessimal Packing Shapes] 

==David Krakauer==
[http://tuvalu.santafe.edu/~krakauer/Site/Publications_files/YJTBI6363.pdf The Challenges and Scopes of Theoretic Biology] 
[http://tuvalu.santafe.edu/~krakauer/Site/Publications_files/2011PeriodicitiesInterface.pdf Evidences of Strategic Periodicities in Collective Conflict Dynamics] 

==Michael Lachmann==
[https://vimeo.com/33176293 Evolutionary Game Theory] 
[http://wwwstaff.eva.mpg.de/~lachmann/papers/physicalLimits.pdf The Physical Limits of Communication]
[http://www.nature.com/nature/journal/v514/n7523/full/nature13810.html Genome Sequence of a 45,000-Year-Old Modern Human from Western Siberia]

==Cris Moore==
[http://arxiv.org/abs/0704.1882 The Power of Choice in Network Growth] 
[http://arxiv.org/abs/1403.5787 Scalable Detection of Statistically Significant Communities and Hierarchies: Message-passing for Modularity] 
[http://arxiv.org/abs/cond-mat/9701118 Majority-vote Cellular Automata, Ising Dynamics and P-Completeness] 

==Mark Newman==
[http://arxiv.org/abs/1310.2636 Small World is a Modern Phenomenon] 
[http://arxiv.org/abs/cond-mat/0007214/ The Structure of Scientific Collaboration Networks] 
[http://arxiv.org/abs/0811.0484 Hierarchical Structure and the Prediction of Missing Links in Networks] 

==Sid Redner==
[http://physics.bu.edu/~redner/pubs/pdf/man-mosquito.pdf Slow Death by Many Mosquito Bites] 
[http://physics.bu.edu/~redner/pubs/pdf/compete.pdf On the Structure of Competitive Societies] 
[http://www.cambridge.org/us/academic/subjects/physics/statistical-physics/guide-first-passage-processes A Guide to first-Passage Processes] 

==Sam Scarpino==
[http://www.santaferadiocafe.org/science/2014/12/10/sam-scarpino/ Fighting Ebola with Math] 

==Cosma Shalizi==
[http://arxiv.org/abs/1102.4101 Scaling and Hierarchy in Urban Economies] 
[http://arxiv.org/abs/nlin.AO/0409024 Quantifying Self-Organization with Optimal Predictors] 
[http://bactra.org/ Cosma's Notebook] 

==Somdatta Sinha==
[http://www.pubfacts.com/fulltext_frame.php?PMID=18535363&title=Measuring%20collective%20behaviour%20of%20multicellular%20ensembles:%20role%20of%20space-time%20scales Measuring Collective Behavior of Multicellular Ensembles: Role of Space-Time Scales] 
[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vem5beDJ89c Video Interview] 

==Caitlin Stern==
[http://www.plosbiology.org/article/info%3Adoi%2F10.1371%2Fjournal.pbio.1002017 Not Just a Theory: The Utility of Mathematical Models in Evolutionary Biology] 
[http://www.allaboutbirds.org/Page.aspx?pid=2289 Thieves with Benefits] 

==Geoffrey West==
[http://www.cs.unm.edu/~forrest/classes/cs365/readings/Life%27sUniversalScalingLaws.pdf Life's Universal Scaling Laws] 
[http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC1852329/ Growth, Innovation, Scaling and the Pace of Life in Cities] 

==Justin Yeakel==
[http://jdyeakel.github.io/ Website]

Complex Systems Summer School 2015-After Hours

2015-06-11T21:32:41Z

Abbbby:

{{Complex Systems Summer School 2015}}

==Wednesdays==

St. John's College hosts a concert series on the college's athletic field every Wednesday evening from 6 to 8 p.m. These concerts are free and food/sodas are available to purchase.

==MAKE Santa Fe Pop Up Event==

When: Saturday, June 13 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.
Where: Warehouse 21 (1614 Paseo De Peralta)

Pop-event that includes demonstrations of 3D printing, laser cutting, and CNC routing. Learn about and explore these super cool tools! Part of the Currents New Media Festival.

Interested?

1. 
2. 
3. 
4. 
... 

==Todd and the Fox at the Cowgirl (concert)==

Come watch Juniper's brother play with his band, Todd and the Fox, at the Cowgirl BBQ this Saturday, June 13. The show starts at 8:30 p.m. and is free to attend. Great music and great fun.

Interested?

1. 
2. 
3. 
4. 
... 

==Grand Canyon Trip==
There is a small group heading to the Grand Canyon this weekend (leaving Jun12 afternoon, returning Jun14). We will be renting a car, the drive is about 6.5 hours. Anyone interested in joining please contact Juan or Nilton.

==Anyday.. everyday??==

"Undefeated" Fuego baseball team plays at 6 everyday at Fort Marcy Field. Games are 6 dollars, beer is available in excess. Schedule is [http://santafefuego.com/santafe.asp?page=11&team=13&year=2015 here] 

We have two dates we will organize for the time being. 

Tuesday, 6/16 

Interested?

1. Matt O 
2. 
3. 
4. 
... 

Saturday, 6/20 

Interested?

1. 
2. 
3. 
4. 
... 

==Soccer enthusiasts==

Interested?

Thursday, 7 p.m, at the soccer field

1. Sola 
2. Federico 
3. Urs 
4. Sharon 
5. Matt Ingram 
6. Christine Harvey 
7. Yared Abebe 
8. Matt O 
9. Connor 
10. Carolina (this thursday I have lab, though. Next time!) 
11. Jakub 
...

==Morning Yoga==

If you feel like having yoga in the morning, we can arrange some meeting hour.
Maybe 7, we may use external space (any yoga mat available?) or the gym. suggestions?

Interested?

Carolina would join you! In the morning and ourside would be awesome, but i don't have a mat either. I'd use a towel or stay on the grass :)

==Saturdays==

* Contra Dancing, 1st & 3rd Sat. Albuquerque Square Dance Center. [http://folkmads.org/events/albuquerque-events/ Details]
** Interested individuals: Richard Barnes
* Contra Dancing, 2nd & 4th Sat. Santa Fe Odd Fellow's Hall. [http://folkmads.org/events/santa-fe-events/ Details]
** Interested individuals: Richard Barnes

==June 12 Currents New Media Festival==

When: Friday June 12 8pm 
Where: Meet at 2nd Street Railyard 1607 Paseo De Peralta #10, Santa Fe, NM 87501 

Super cool interactive new media festival on the Santa Fe Railyard. Let's meet at 2nd Street Brewery around 8pm for drinks and then walk through the festival. Here's the info http://currentsnewmedia.org/ 

-Juniper 

Whoo! Let's Go! -JP

JP's VW 
1.JP 
2. Glenn Magerman 
3. Laurence 
4. Matthew 
5. Chris 

Interested Folks: 
Connor 
Matt O 
Emilia 

==June 13, 8:am - Rio Grande Gorge Bridge==
Who wants to see the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rio_Grande_Gorge_Bridge Rio Grande Gorge Bridge] and nearby attractions? About a 90 minute drive out of Santa Fe; we can jet over to Taos before or after and perhaps checkout the Pueblo. Or we could do a big loop and check out [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ghost_Ranch Ghost Ranch]

Interested?

Brent's Car (5 seats total) 
1.Brent 
2.Stefano 
3.Keith 
4.Haitao 
5.Jae B. Cho 

Christine's Car (5 seats total) 
1.Christine 
2.Vanessa 
3. Urs 
4.Laurence 
5.Richard 

JP's Car! 
1.JP 
2.Jean-Gab 
3.Alice 
4.Frederico 
5. Melissa 

Valery's Car (7 seats total) 
1.Valery 
2. Alejandro 
3. Matt Histen 
4. Chris 
5. Sara 
6. Ilaria 
7. Daniel F. 

Needs a ride: 
Emilia 
Tobias 
Sola 
Kleber 
Jakub 
Emilia 
Matt O 
Yared 
Andre 

==June 13: Contra dancing in Santa Fe==

7:00 pm – Lesson, 7:30-10:30 – Dancing
Member $8, Non-members $9, Students half price, Under 12 free

Interested?

1. Richard 
2. Matt O 
3. 
4. 
... 

==June 14 (Sunday evening): Jurassic World Cinema excursion==

7:00 pm - Regal Cinemas Santa Fe 14
it's in RealD 3D, tickets are 16$

Interested?

1. Laurence Brandenberger 
2. Richard 
3. Matthew 
4. Chris 
5. Brent 
6. Alejandro 
7. Jae 
8. Tobias 
9. Jean-Gab 
10. Stefano 
.. 

==June 20, 10:00am - Bandelier Field Trip==

We're taking a trip to [http://www.nps.gov/band/index.htm Bandelier National Monument] on Saturday June 20th. Please visit the [[Bandelier 2015 | Bandelier Field Trip]] Page to sign up!

==June 25 Rodeo de Santa Fe==

Thursday, June 25!

Come on down for the 66th annual Rodeo de Santa Fe! Watch real-life cowboys get thrown off of various species of raging livestock for their competition and your entertainment. Starts at 7:00pm, we should leave SJC about 6:00. http://rodeodesantafe.org/

Juni's Car 
1. Juni 
2. María Pereda 
3. Sara Lumbreras 
4. Sahil Garg 
5. Federico Battiston 

JP's Ferrari (5 seats) 
1.JP 
2. Jakub Rojcek 
3. Glenn Magerman 
4. Dan Hedblom 
5. Yared Abebe 

JP's Lamborghini (5 seats) 
1. <driver needed> 
2. Junming Huang 
3. Danqing Liu 
4. Martina Steffen 
5. Song Binyang 

Christine's Jeep (5 seats) 
1. Christine 
2. Vanessa 
3. Sola 
4. Laura 
5. Melissa 

Needs a ride 

1. Chao Fan 
2. Kleber Neves 
3. Richard Barnes 
4. Laurence Brandenberger 
5. Haitao Shang 
6. Jae B. Cho 
7. Alejandro 
8. Matt H 
9. Matt O 
10. Alice 
11. Jean-Gab

Complex Systems Summer School 2015-Resource Guide2014

2015-06-11T21:28:11Z

Abbbby:

{{Complex Systems Summer School 2015}}

=Surviving Santa Fe=
[[image:zia.jpg|200px]]

== Tipping Guide==

It is customary to tip for service at almost all sit-down restaurants. Those who provide the service often rely on tips for the majority of their income so it's expected and appreciated! 

- For a sit down meal, generally tip 15-20 percent of the bill. 
- At a buffet style restaurant or when there is a tip jar by the cash register, tip 10 percent of your bill. 
- It's also polite to tip food delivery drivers and bartenders (15 percent is acceptable). 
- [http://money.usnews.com/money/personal-finance/articles/2013/05/16/your-ultimate-tipping-guide Here] is a guide with more info if you have further questions!

=Important Contacts=

'''Capital City Cab''' Tel: 505-438-0000 
24 hour a day service to all parts of Santa Fe. $1 cab rides on Friday and Saturday nights. 
 
'''Santa Fe Institute''' 1399 Hyde Park Road (Tel: 505-984-8800) 
SFI Main Campus. 

=Grocery, Beer and Wine=

'''Kaune Neighborhood Market''' 511 Old Santa Fe Trail 
(Corner of Paseo de Peralta & Old Santa Fe Trail) 
Locally owned grocery store. Stocks an impressive selection of high end and local foods. 
 
'''Whole Foods''' 753 Cerrillos Road 
Organic supermarket. Large selection of meats, cheeses and wines. 
 
'''Albertson’s''' 600 N. Guadalupe Street 
General grocery store with reasonable prices. Has a pharmacy and bank. 
 
'''Trader Joe’s''' 530 W. Cordova Road 
Gourmet grocery store with an emphasis on prepackaged meals. Large frozen foods section. 

=Pharmacy=

'''Walgreens''' 1906 S. St. Francis Drive 
Open 24 hours a day. Over-the-counter and prescription medicines. 
 
'''Pharmaca''' 530 W. Cordova Road 
Holistic/Alternative medicines as well as prescription/OTC pharmacy. 
 
'''Sav-On''' 511 W. Cordova Road 
Pharmacy and convenience store. Has most household, toiletry and stationery needs. 
 
=Medical and Dental=

'''Ultimed'''700 Paseo de Peralta (downtown) (Tel: 505-989-8707) 
For emergencies and minor illnesses. Offers on-site x-rays. Convenient downtown location. 
 
'''St. Vincent Hospital''' 455 St. Michael’s Drive (Tel: 505-995-3934) 
For life threatening emergencies. Address also contains several local doctor’s offices within the Regional Medical Center complex. 
 
'''Santa Fe Family Health''' 2801 Rodeo Road (Tel: 505-474-0120) 
For colds, cough, and general illness. Offers referrals and limited on-site lab work, including x-rays. 
 
'''Warren Hoffman, DDS''' 35 St. Michael’s Drive #B101 (Tel: 505-983-4117) 
General dentistry. 

-Remember that Santa Fe is located at 7,000 feet (2,133 meters) with some parts of the city even higher. Altitude sickness is a real threat for visitors coming in from sea level. Drink plenty of water and go easy on the exercise for a few days. If you feel it is necessary, a cottage industry of oxygen bars has sprung up in town to suit your needs.

-Sunburn and heat exhaustion may be issues encountered on outdoor trips. Be sure to pack sunscreen, water, a hat, and sunglasses (even if you aren’t sensitive to the sun).

-When hiking, be aware of animals: rattlesnakes and other critters like to sun themselves during the day. Mice and other rodents in the region can carry diseases such as bubonic plague and hanta virus. Mountain lions and black bears sometimes come down from the mountains during the summer. Use common sense when out on the trails.

-Santa Fe is not a late night city: most shops close by 7:00pm and restaurants stop seating at 9:00pm. Fridays and Saturdays things may stay open a bit longer, but there are very few places that cater to a late night crowd. Plan your trips accordingly.

-Local guides for events in Santa Fe are essential for catching much of the city’s arts and culture. Most gallery openings and music events will have listings.

Local guides include:
• [http://www.sfreporter.com/santafe/ The Santa Fe Reporter]
Santa Fe’s local weekly has movie listings and a calendar of weekly events, with reviews and commentary on must-see events for that week. Also includes reviews of restaurants, and local news. In print or web.

• [http://www.santafenewmexican.com/pasatiempo/ Pasatiempo]
The Santa Fe New Mexican has daily listings of events, but their weekly arts and culture publication, Pasatiempo lists the entire week as well as reviews. Pasatiempo can be found in newsstands or in the Friday edition of the New Mexican.

-Remember that the double “L” in Cerrillos has a “Y” sound. (“Ser-ee-os”)

-With a few exceptions, red chile is hotter than green chile.

-Food makes a great souvenir.

Complex Systems Summer School 2015-Resource Guide2014

2015-06-11T21:27:35Z

Abbbby: /* Tipping Guide */

{{Complex Systems Summer School 2015}}

=Surviving Santa Fe=
[[image:zia.jpg|200px]]

=Important Contacts=

'''Capital City Cab''' Tel: 505-438-0000 
24 hour a day service to all parts of Santa Fe. $1 cab rides on Friday and Saturday nights. 
 
'''Santa Fe Institute''' 1399 Hyde Park Road (Tel: 505-984-8800) 
SFI Main Campus. 

=Grocery, Beer and Wine=

'''Kaune Neighborhood Market''' 511 Old Santa Fe Trail 
(Corner of Paseo de Peralta & Old Santa Fe Trail) 
Locally owned grocery store. Stocks an impressive selection of high end and local foods. 
 
'''Whole Foods''' 753 Cerrillos Road 
Organic supermarket. Large selection of meats, cheeses and wines. 
 
'''Albertson’s''' 600 N. Guadalupe Street 
General grocery store with reasonable prices. Has a pharmacy and bank. 
 
'''Trader Joe’s''' 530 W. Cordova Road 
Gourmet grocery store with an emphasis on prepackaged meals. Large frozen foods section. 

=Pharmacy=

'''Walgreens''' 1906 S. St. Francis Drive 
Open 24 hours a day. Over-the-counter and prescription medicines. 
 
'''Pharmaca''' 530 W. Cordova Road 
Holistic/Alternative medicines as well as prescription/OTC pharmacy. 
 
'''Sav-On''' 511 W. Cordova Road 
Pharmacy and convenience store. Has most household, toiletry and stationery needs. 
 
=Medical and Dental=

'''Ultimed'''700 Paseo de Peralta (downtown) (Tel: 505-989-8707) 
For emergencies and minor illnesses. Offers on-site x-rays. Convenient downtown location. 
 
'''St. Vincent Hospital''' 455 St. Michael’s Drive (Tel: 505-995-3934) 
For life threatening emergencies. Address also contains several local doctor’s offices within the Regional Medical Center complex. 
 
'''Santa Fe Family Health''' 2801 Rodeo Road (Tel: 505-474-0120) 
For colds, cough, and general illness. Offers referrals and limited on-site lab work, including x-rays. 
 
'''Warren Hoffman, DDS''' 35 St. Michael’s Drive #B101 (Tel: 505-983-4117) 
General dentistry. 

-Remember that Santa Fe is located at 7,000 feet (2,133 meters) with some parts of the city even higher. Altitude sickness is a real threat for visitors coming in from sea level. Drink plenty of water and go easy on the exercise for a few days. If you feel it is necessary, a cottage industry of oxygen bars has sprung up in town to suit your needs.

-Sunburn and heat exhaustion may be issues encountered on outdoor trips. Be sure to pack sunscreen, water, a hat, and sunglasses (even if you aren’t sensitive to the sun).

-When hiking, be aware of animals: rattlesnakes and other critters like to sun themselves during the day. Mice and other rodents in the region can carry diseases such as bubonic plague and hanta virus. Mountain lions and black bears sometimes come down from the mountains during the summer. Use common sense when out on the trails.

-Santa Fe is not a late night city: most shops close by 7:00pm and restaurants stop seating at 9:00pm. Fridays and Saturdays things may stay open a bit longer, but there are very few places that cater to a late night crowd. Plan your trips accordingly.

-Local guides for events in Santa Fe are essential for catching much of the city’s arts and culture. Most gallery openings and music events will have listings.

Local guides include:
• [http://www.sfreporter.com/santafe/ The Santa Fe Reporter]
Santa Fe’s local weekly has movie listings and a calendar of weekly events, with reviews and commentary on must-see events for that week. Also includes reviews of restaurants, and local news. In print or web.

• [http://www.santafenewmexican.com/pasatiempo/ Pasatiempo]
The Santa Fe New Mexican has daily listings of events, but their weekly arts and culture publication, Pasatiempo lists the entire week as well as reviews. Pasatiempo can be found in newsstands or in the Friday edition of the New Mexican.

-Remember that the double “L” in Cerrillos has a “Y” sound. (“Ser-ee-os”)

-With a few exceptions, red chile is hotter than green chile.

-Food makes a great souvenir.

== Tipping Guide==

It is customary to tip for service at almost all sit-down restaurants. Those who provide the service often rely on tips for the majority of their income so it's expected and appreciated! 

- For a sit down meal, generally tip 15-20 percent of the bill. 
- At a buffet style restaurant or when there is a tip jar by the cash register, tip 10 percent of your bill. 
- It's also polite to tip food delivery drivers and bartenders (15 percent is acceptable). 
- [http://money.usnews.com/money/personal-finance/articles/2013/05/16/your-ultimate-tipping-guide Here] is a guide with more info if you have further questions!

Complex Systems Summer School 2015-Resource Guide2014

2015-06-11T21:24:55Z

Abbbby:

Complex Systems Summer School 2015-After Hours

2015-06-11T20:35:56Z

Abbbby: /* MAKE Santa Fe Pop Up Event */

{{Complex Systems Summer School 2015}}

==MAKE Santa Fe Pop Up Event==

When: Saturday, June 13 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.
Where: Warehouse 21 (1614 Paseo De Peralta)

Pop-event that includes demonstrations of 3D printing, laser cutting, and CNC routing. Learn about and explore these super cool tools! Part of the Currents New Media Festival.

Interested?

1. 
2. 
3. 
4. 
... 

==Todd and the Fox at the Cowgirl (concert)==

Come watch Juniper's brother play with his band, Todd and the Fox, at the Cowgirl BBQ this Saturday, June 13. The show starts at 8:30 p.m. and is free to attend. Great music and great fun.

Interested?

1. 
2. 
3. 
4. 
... 

==Grand Canyon Trip==
There is a small group heading to the Grand Canyon this weekend (leaving Jun12 afternoon, returning Jun14). We will be renting a car, the drive is about 6.5 hours. Anyone interested in joining please contact Juan or Nilton.

==Anyday.. everyday??==

"Undefeated" Fuego baseball team plays at 6 everyday at Fort Marcy Field. Games are 6 dollars, beer is available in excess. Schedule is [http://santafefuego.com/santafe.asp?page=11&team=13&year=2015 here] 

We have two dates we will organize for the time being. 

Tuesday, 6/16 

Interested?

1. Matt O 
2. 
3. 
4. 
... 

Saturday, 6/20 

Interested?

1. 
2. 
3. 
4. 
... 

==Soccer enthusiasts==

Interested?

Thursday, 7 p.m, at the soccer field

1. Sola 
2. Federico 
3. Urs 
4. Sharon 
5. Matt Ingram 
6. Christine Harvey 
7. Yared Abebe 
8. Matt O 
9. Connor 
10. Carolina (this thursday I have lab, though. Next time!) 
11. Jakub 
...

==Morning Yoga==

If you feel like having yoga in the morning, we can arrange some meeting hour.
Maybe 7, we may use external space (any yoga mat available?) or the gym. suggestions?

Interested?

Carolina would join you! In the morning and ourside would be awesome, but i don't have a mat either. I'd use a towel or stay on the grass :)

==Saturdays==

* Contra Dancing, 1st & 3rd Sat. Albuquerque Square Dance Center. [http://folkmads.org/events/albuquerque-events/ Details]
** Interested individuals: Richard Barnes
* Contra Dancing, 2nd & 4th Sat. Santa Fe Odd Fellow's Hall. [http://folkmads.org/events/santa-fe-events/ Details]
** Interested individuals: Richard Barnes

==June 12 Currents New Media Festival==

When: Friday June 12 8pm 
Where: Meet at 2nd Street Railyard 1607 Paseo De Peralta #10, Santa Fe, NM 87501 

Super cool interactive new media festival on the Santa Fe Railyard. Let's meet at 2nd Street Brewery around 8pm for drinks and then walk through the festival. Here's the info http://currentsnewmedia.org/ 

-Juniper 

Whoo! Let's Go! -JP

JP's VW 
1.JP 
2. Glenn Magerman 
3. Laurence 
4. Matthew 
5. Chris 

Interested Folks: 
Connor 
Matt O 
Emilia 

==June 13, 8:am - Rio Grande Gorge Bridge==
Who wants to see the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rio_Grande_Gorge_Bridge Rio Grande Gorge Bridge] and nearby attractions? About a 90 minute drive out of Santa Fe; we can jet over to Taos before or after and perhaps checkout the Pueblo. Or we could do a big loop and check out [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ghost_Ranch Ghost Ranch]

Interested?

Brent's Car (5 seats total) 
1.Brent 
2.Stefano 
3.Keith 
4.Haitao 
5.Jae B. Cho 

Christine's Car (5 seats total) 
1.Christine 
2.Vanessa 
3. Urs 
4.Laurence 
5.Richard 

JP's Car! 
1.JP 
2.Jean-Gab 
3.Alice 
4.Frederico 
5. Melissa 

Valery's Car (7 seats total) 
1.Valery 
2. Alejandro 
3. Matt Histen 
4. Chris 
5. Sara 
6. Ilaria 
7. Daniel F. 

Needs a ride: 
Emilia 
Tobias 
Sola 
Kleber 
Jakub 
Emilia 
Matt O 
Yared 
Andre 

==June 13: Contra dancing in Santa Fe==

7:00 pm – Lesson, 7:30-10:30 – Dancing
Member $8, Non-members $9, Students half price, Under 12 free

Interested?

1. Richard 
2. Matt O 
3. 
4. 
... 

==June 14 (Sunday evening): Jurassic World Cinema excursion==

7:00 pm - Regal Cinemas Santa Fe 14
it's in RealD 3D, tickets are 16$

Interested?

1. Laurence Brandenberger 
2. Richard 
3. Matthew 
4. Chris 
5. Brent 
6. Alejandro 
7. Jae 
8. Tobias 
9. Jean-Gab 
10. Stefano 
.. 

==June 20, 10:00am - Bandelier Field Trip==

We're taking a trip to [http://www.nps.gov/band/index.htm Bandelier National Monument] on Saturday June 20th. Please visit the [[Bandelier 2015 | Bandelier Field Trip]] Page to sign up!

==June 25 Rodeo de Santa Fe==

Thursday, June 25!

Come on down for the 66th annual Rodeo de Santa Fe! Watch real-life cowboys get thrown off of various species of raging livestock for their competition and your entertainment. Starts at 7:00pm, we should leave SJC about 6:00. http://rodeodesantafe.org/

Juni's Car 
1. Juni 
2. María Pereda 
3. Sara Lumbreras 
4. Sahil Garg 
5. Federico Battiston 

JP's Ferrari (5 seats) 
1.JP 
2. Jakub Rojcek 
3. Glenn Magerman 
4. Dan Hedblom 
5. Yared Abebe 

JP's Lamborghini (5 seats) 
1. <driver needed> 
2. Junming Huang 
3. Danqing Liu 
4. Martina Steffen 
5. Song Binyang 

Christine's Jeep (5 seats) 
1. Christine 
2. Vanessa 
3. Sola 
4. Laura 
5. Melissa 

Needs a ride 

1. Chao Fan 
2. Kleber Neves 
3. Richard Barnes 
4. Laurence Brandenberger 
5. Haitao Shang 
6. Jae B. Cho 
7. Alejandro 
8. Matt H 
9. Matt O 
10. Alice 
11. Jean-Gab

Complex Systems Summer School 2015-After Hours

2015-06-11T20:35:09Z

Abbbby:

{{Complex Systems Summer School 2015}}

==MAKE Santa Fe Pop Up Event==

When: Saturday, June 13 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.
Where: Warehouse 21 (1614 Paseo De Peralta)

Pop-event that includes demonstrations of 3D printing, laser cutting, and CNC routing. Learn about and explore these super cool tools!

Interested?

1. 
2. 
3. 
4. 
... 

==Todd and the Fox at the Cowgirl (concert)==

Come watch Juniper's brother play with his band, Todd and the Fox, at the Cowgirl BBQ this Saturday, June 13. The show starts at 8:30 p.m. and is free to attend. Great music and great fun.

Interested?

1. 
2. 
3. 
4. 
... 

==Grand Canyon Trip==
There is a small group heading to the Grand Canyon this weekend (leaving Jun12 afternoon, returning Jun14). We will be renting a car, the drive is about 6.5 hours. Anyone interested in joining please contact Juan or Nilton.

==Anyday.. everyday??==

"Undefeated" Fuego baseball team plays at 6 everyday at Fort Marcy Field. Games are 6 dollars, beer is available in excess. Schedule is [http://santafefuego.com/santafe.asp?page=11&team=13&year=2015 here] 

We have two dates we will organize for the time being. 

Tuesday, 6/16 

Interested?

1. Matt O 
2. 
3. 
4. 
... 

Saturday, 6/20 

Interested?

1. 
2. 
3. 
4. 
... 

==Soccer enthusiasts==

Interested?

Thursday, 7 p.m, at the soccer field

1. Sola 
2. Federico 
3. Urs 
4. Sharon 
5. Matt Ingram 
6. Christine Harvey 
7. Yared Abebe 
8. Matt O 
9. Connor 
10. Carolina (this thursday I have lab, though. Next time!) 
11. Jakub 
...

==Morning Yoga==

If you feel like having yoga in the morning, we can arrange some meeting hour.
Maybe 7, we may use external space (any yoga mat available?) or the gym. suggestions?

Interested?

Carolina would join you! In the morning and ourside would be awesome, but i don't have a mat either. I'd use a towel or stay on the grass :)

==Saturdays==

* Contra Dancing, 1st & 3rd Sat. Albuquerque Square Dance Center. [http://folkmads.org/events/albuquerque-events/ Details]
** Interested individuals: Richard Barnes
* Contra Dancing, 2nd & 4th Sat. Santa Fe Odd Fellow's Hall. [http://folkmads.org/events/santa-fe-events/ Details]
** Interested individuals: Richard Barnes

==June 12 Currents New Media Festival==

When: Friday June 12 8pm 
Where: Meet at 2nd Street Railyard 1607 Paseo De Peralta #10, Santa Fe, NM 87501 

Super cool interactive new media festival on the Santa Fe Railyard. Let's meet at 2nd Street Brewery around 8pm for drinks and then walk through the festival. Here's the info http://currentsnewmedia.org/ 

-Juniper 

Whoo! Let's Go! -JP

JP's VW 
1.JP 
2. Glenn Magerman 
3. Laurence 
4. Matthew 
5. Chris 

Interested Folks: 
Connor 
Matt O 
Emilia 

==June 13, 8:am - Rio Grande Gorge Bridge==
Who wants to see the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rio_Grande_Gorge_Bridge Rio Grande Gorge Bridge] and nearby attractions? About a 90 minute drive out of Santa Fe; we can jet over to Taos before or after and perhaps checkout the Pueblo. Or we could do a big loop and check out [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ghost_Ranch Ghost Ranch]

Interested?

Brent's Car (5 seats total) 
1.Brent 
2.Stefano 
3.Keith 
4.Haitao 
5.Jae B. Cho 

Christine's Car (5 seats total) 
1.Christine 
2.Vanessa 
3. Urs 
4.Laurence 
5.Richard 

JP's Car! 
1.JP 
2.Jean-Gab 
3.Alice 
4.Frederico 
5. Melissa 

Valery's Car (7 seats total) 
1.Valery 
2. Alejandro 
3. Matt Histen 
4. Chris 
5. Sara 
6. Ilaria 
7. Daniel F. 

Needs a ride: 
Emilia 
Tobias 
Sola 
Kleber 
Jakub 
Emilia 
Matt O 
Yared 
Andre 

==June 13: Contra dancing in Santa Fe==

7:00 pm – Lesson, 7:30-10:30 – Dancing
Member $8, Non-members $9, Students half price, Under 12 free

Interested?

1. Richard 
2. Matt O 
3. 
4. 
... 

==June 14 (Sunday evening): Jurassic World Cinema excursion==

7:00 pm - Regal Cinemas Santa Fe 14
it's in RealD 3D, tickets are 16$

Interested?

1. Laurence Brandenberger 
2. Richard 
3. Matthew 
4. Chris 
5. Brent 
6. Alejandro 
7. Jae 
8. Tobias 
9. Jean-Gab 
10. Stefano 
.. 

==June 20, 10:00am - Bandelier Field Trip==

We're taking a trip to [http://www.nps.gov/band/index.htm Bandelier National Monument] on Saturday June 20th. Please visit the [[Bandelier 2015 | Bandelier Field Trip]] Page to sign up!

==June 25 Rodeo de Santa Fe==

Thursday, June 25!

Come on down for the 66th annual Rodeo de Santa Fe! Watch real-life cowboys get thrown off of various species of raging livestock for their competition and your entertainment. Starts at 7:00pm, we should leave SJC about 6:00. http://rodeodesantafe.org/

Juni's Car 
1. Juni 
2. María Pereda 
3. Sara Lumbreras 
4. Sahil Garg 
5. Federico Battiston 

JP's Ferrari (5 seats) 
1.JP 
2. Jakub Rojcek 
3. Glenn Magerman 
4. Dan Hedblom 
5. Yared Abebe 

JP's Lamborghini (5 seats) 
1. <driver needed> 
2. Junming Huang 
3. Danqing Liu 
4. Martina Steffen 
5. Song Binyang 

Christine's Jeep (5 seats) 
1. Christine 
2. Vanessa 
3. Sola 
4. Laura 
5. Melissa 

Needs a ride 

1. Chao Fan 
2. Kleber Neves 
3. Richard Barnes 
4. Laurence Brandenberger 
5. Haitao Shang 
6. Jae B. Cho 
7. Alejandro 
8. Matt H 
9. Matt O 
10. Alice 
11. Jean-Gab

Complex Systems Summer School 2015-After Hours

2015-06-11T20:20:28Z

Abbbby:

{{Complex Systems Summer School 2015}}

==Todd and the Fox at the Cowgirl (concert)==

Come watch Juniper's brother play with his band, Todd and the Fox, at the Cowgirl BBQ this Saturday, June 13. The show starts at 8:30 p.m. and is free to attend. Great music and great fun.

Interested?

1. 
2. 
3. 
4. 
... 

==Grand Canyon Trip==
There is a small group heading to the Grand Canyon this weekend (leaving Jun12 afternoon, returning Jun14). We will be renting a car, the drive is about 6.5 hours. Anyone interested in joining please contact Juan or Nilton.

==Anyday.. everyday??==

"Undefeated" Fuego baseball team plays at 6 everyday at Fort Marcy Field. Games are 6 dollars, beer is available in excess. Schedule is [http://santafefuego.com/santafe.asp?page=11&team=13&year=2015 here] 

We have two dates we will organize for the time being. 

Tuesday, 6/16 

Interested?

1. Matt O 
2. 
3. 
4. 
... 

Saturday, 6/20 

Interested?

1. 
2. 
3. 
4. 
... 

==Soccer enthusiasts==

Interested?

Thursday, 7 p.m, at the soccer field

1. Sola 
2. Federico 
3. Urs 
4. Sharon 
5. Matt Ingram 
6. Christine Harvey 
7. Yared Abebe 
8. Matt O 
9. Connor 
10. Carolina (this thursday I have lab, though. Next time!) 
11. Jakub 
...

==Morning Yoga==

If you feel like having yoga in the morning, we can arrange some meeting hour.
Maybe 7, we may use external space (any yoga mat available?) or the gym. suggestions?

Interested?

Carolina would join you! In the morning and ourside would be awesome, but i don't have a mat either. I'd use a towel or stay on the grass :)

==Saturdays==

* Contra Dancing, 1st & 3rd Sat. Albuquerque Square Dance Center. [http://folkmads.org/events/albuquerque-events/ Details]
** Interested individuals: Richard Barnes
* Contra Dancing, 2nd & 4th Sat. Santa Fe Odd Fellow's Hall. [http://folkmads.org/events/santa-fe-events/ Details]
** Interested individuals: Richard Barnes

==June 12 Currents New Media Festival==

When: Friday June 12 8pm 
Where: Meet at 2nd Street Railyard 1607 Paseo De Peralta #10, Santa Fe, NM 87501 

Super cool interactive new media festival on the Santa Fe Railyard. Let's meet at 2nd Street Brewery around 8pm for drinks and then walk through the festival. Here's the info http://currentsnewmedia.org/ 

-Juniper 

Whoo! Let's Go! -JP

JP's VW 
1.JP 
2. Glenn Magerman 
3. Laurence 
4. Matthew 
5. Chris 

Interested Folks: 
Connor 
Matt O 
Emilia 

==June 13, 8:am - Rio Grande Gorge Bridge==
Who wants to see the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rio_Grande_Gorge_Bridge Rio Grande Gorge Bridge] and nearby attractions? About a 90 minute drive out of Santa Fe; we can jet over to Taos before or after and perhaps checkout the Pueblo. Or we could do a big loop and check out [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ghost_Ranch Ghost Ranch]

Interested?

Brent's Car (5 seats total) 
1.Brent 
2.Stefano 
3.Keith 
4.Haitao 
5.Jae B. Cho 

Christine's Car (5 seats total) 
1.Christine 
2.Vanessa 
3. Urs 
4.Laurence 
5.Richard 

JP's Car! 
1.JP 
2.Jean-Gab 
3.Alice 
4.Frederico 
5. Melissa 

Valery's Car (7 seats total) 
1.Valery 
2. Alejandro 
3. Matt Histen 
4. Chris 
5. Sara 
6. Ilaria 
7. Daniel F. 

Needs a ride: 
Emilia 
Tobias 
Sola 
Kleber 
Jakub 
Emilia 
Matt O 
Yared 
Andre 

==June 13: Contra dancing in Santa Fe==

7:00 pm – Lesson, 7:30-10:30 – Dancing
Member $8, Non-members $9, Students half price, Under 12 free

Interested?

1. Richard 
2. Matt O 
3. 
4. 
... 

==June 14 (Sunday evening): Jurassic World Cinema excursion==

7:00 pm - Regal Cinemas Santa Fe 14
it's in RealD 3D, tickets are 16$

Interested?

1. Laurence Brandenberger 
2. Richard 
3. Matthew 
4. Chris 
5. Brent 
6. Alejandro 
7. Jae 
8. Tobias 
9. Jean-Gab 
10. Stefano 
.. 

==June 20, 10:00am - Bandelier Field Trip==

We're taking a trip to [http://www.nps.gov/band/index.htm Bandelier National Monument] on Saturday June 20th. Please visit the [[Bandelier 2015 | Bandelier Field Trip]] Page to sign up!

==June 25 Rodeo de Santa Fe==

Thursday, June 25!

Come on down for the 66th annual Rodeo de Santa Fe! Watch real-life cowboys get thrown off of various species of raging livestock for their competition and your entertainment. Starts at 7:00pm, we should leave SJC about 6:00. http://rodeodesantafe.org/

Juni's Car 
1. Juni 
2. María Pereda 
3. Sara Lumbreras 
4. Sahil Garg 
5. Federico Battiston 

JP's Ferrari (5 seats) 
1.JP 
2. Jakub Rojcek 
3. Glenn Magerman 
4. Dan Hedblom 
5. Yared Abebe 

JP's Lamborghini (5 seats) 
1. <driver needed> 
2. Junming Huang 
3. Danqing Liu 
4. Martina Steffen 
5. Song Binyang 

Christine's Jeep (5 seats) 
1. Christine 
2. Vanessa 
3. Sola 
4. Laura 
5. Melissa 

Needs a ride 

1. Chao Fan 
2. Kleber Neves 
3. Richard Barnes 
4. Laurence Brandenberger 
5. Haitao Shang 
6. Jae B. Cho 
7. Alejandro 
8. Matt H 
9. Matt O 
10. Alice 
11. Jean-Gab

Bandelier 2015

2015-06-11T19:41:14Z

Abbbby:

{{Complex Systems Summer School 2015}}

Please sign up here so we know who's going. 
Also: If you have a car, please put it down. The more cars we have, the more people we can take. 

We'll meet Saturday at 10:00am in the parking circle.

Please remember to bring a hat, sunscreen, water, hiking shoes, and anything else you'll need for a day out in the field.

If you would like to rent a car please visit the [http://santafe.edu/about/contact/ground/ SFI website] for more info

==Cars:==

===Juniper's Car (4 seats)===
1. Juni 
2. Matthew Cobain 
3. Haitao 
4. Melissa 

===JP's Super Awesome Volkswagen (5 seats)===

1. JP 
2. María Pereda 
3. Tirthankar Bandyopadhyay 
4. Dan Hedblom 
5. Stefano 

===JP's Totally Cool Offroad Toyota 4Runner (5 seats)===
1.Jean-Gab 
2. Ilaria Bertazzi 
3. Emilia Wysocka 
4. Rosana Rogiski 
5. Gilia Patterson 

===JP's Other Car (4 seats, maybe 5)===
1.<driver needed> 
2. Alice Patania 
3. Jakub Rojcek 
4. Glenn Magerman 

===Christine's Car (5 seats)===
1. Christine 
2. Vanessa 
3. Federico Battiston 
4. Yared Abebe 
5. Sebastian Poledna 

===Connor's Car (4 seats)===
1.Connnnor 
2. Sahil Garg 
3. Martina Steffen 
4. Song Binyang 

==Without car ==
1. Kleber Neves 
2. Richard Barnes 
3. Matt O

Complex Systems Summer School 2015-After Hours

2015-06-11T19:37:03Z

Abbbby: /* Anyday.. everyday?? */

{{Complex Systems Summer School 2015}}

==Grand Canyon Trip==
There is a small group heading to the Grand Canyon this weekend (leaving Jun12 afternoon, returning Jun14). We will be renting a car, the drive is about 6.5 hours. Anyone interested in joining please contact Juan or Nilton.

==Anyday.. everyday??==

"Undefeated" Fuego baseball team plays at 6 everyday at Fort Marcy Field. Games are 6 dollars, beer is available in excess. Schedule is [http://santafefuego.com/santafe.asp?page=11&team=13&year=2015 here] 

We have two dates we will organize for the time being. 

Tuesday, 6/16 

Interested?

1. Matt O 
2. 
3. 
4. 
... 

Saturday, 6/20 

Interested?

1. 
2. 
3. 
4. 
... 

==Soccer enthusiasts==

Interested?

Thursday, 7 p.m, at the soccer field

1. Sola 
2. Federico 
3. Urs 
4. Sharon 
5. Matt Ingram 
6. Christine Harvey 
7. Yared Abebe 
8. Matt O 
9. Connor 
10. Carolina (this thursday I have lab, though. Next time!) 
11. Jakub 
...

==Morning Yoga==

If you feel like having yoga in the morning, we can arrange some meeting hour.
Maybe 7, we may use external space (any yoga mat available?) or the gym. suggestions?

Interested?

Carolina would join you! In the morning and ourside would be awesome, but i don't have a mat either. I'd use a towel or stay on the grass :)

==Saturdays==

* Contra Dancing, 1st & 3rd Sat. Albuquerque Square Dance Center. [http://folkmads.org/events/albuquerque-events/ Details]
** Interested individuals: Richard Barnes
* Contra Dancing, 2nd & 4th Sat. Santa Fe Odd Fellow's Hall. [http://folkmads.org/events/santa-fe-events/ Details]
** Interested individuals: Richard Barnes

==June 12 Currents New Media Festival==

When: Friday June 12 8pm 
Where: Meet at 2nd Street Railyard 1607 Paseo De Peralta #10, Santa Fe, NM 87501 

Super cool interactive new media festival on the Santa Fe Railyard. Let's meet at 2nd Street Brewery around 8pm for drinks and then walk through the festival. Here's the info http://currentsnewmedia.org/ 

-Juniper 

Whoo! Let's Go! -JP

JP's VW 
1.JP 
2. Glenn Magerman 
3. Laurence 
4. Matthew 
5. Chris 

Interested Folks: 
Connor 
Matt O 
Emilia 

==June 13, 8:am - Rio Grande Gorge Bridge==
Who wants to see the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rio_Grande_Gorge_Bridge Rio Grande Gorge Bridge] and nearby attractions? About a 90 minute drive out of Santa Fe; we can jet over to Taos before or after and perhaps checkout the Pueblo. Or we could do a big loop and check out [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ghost_Ranch Ghost Ranch]

Interested?

Brent's Car (5 seats total) 
1.Brent 
2.Stefano 
3.Keith 
4.Haitao 
5.Jae B. Cho 

Christine's Car (5 seats total) 
1.Christine 
2.Vanessa 
3. Urs 
4.Laurence 
5.Richard 

JP's Car! 
1.JP 
2.Jean-Gab 
3.Alice 
4.Frederico 
5. Melissa 

Valery's Car (7 seats total) 
1.Valery 
2. Alejandro 
3. Matt Histen 
4. Chris 
5. Sara 
6. Ilaria 
7. Daniel F. 

Needs a ride: 
Emilia 
Tobias 
Sola 
Kleber 
Jakub 
Emilia 
Matt O 
Yared 
Andre 

==June 13: Contra dancing in Santa Fe==

7:00 pm – Lesson, 7:30-10:30 – Dancing
Member $8, Non-members $9, Students half price, Under 12 free

Interested?

1. Richard 
2. Matt O 
3. 
4. 
... 

==June 14 (Sunday evening): Jurassic World Cinema excursion==

7:00 pm - Regal Cinemas Santa Fe 14
it's in RealD 3D, tickets are 16$

Interested?

1. Laurence Brandenberger 
2. Richard 
3. Matthew 
4. Chris 
5. Brent 
6. Alejandro 
7. Jae 
8. Tobias 
9. Jean-Gab 
10. Stefano 
.. 

==June 20, 10:00am - Bandelier Field Trip==

We're taking a trip to [http://www.nps.gov/band/index.htm Bandelier National Monument] on Saturday June 20th. Please visit the [[Bandelier 2015 | Bandelier Field Trip]] Page to sign up!

==June 25 Rodeo de Santa Fe==

Thursday, June 25!

Come on down for the 66th annual Rodeo de Santa Fe! Watch real-life cowboys get thrown off of various species of raging livestock for their competition and your entertainment. Starts at 7:00pm, we should leave SJC about 6:00. http://rodeodesantafe.org/

Juni's Car 
1. Juni 
2. María Pereda 
3. Sara Lumbreras 
4. Sahil Garg 
5. Federico Battiston 

JP's Ferrari (5 seats) 
1.JP 
2. Jakub Rojcek 
3. Glenn Magerman 
4. Dan Hedblom 
5. Yared Abebe 

JP's Lamborghini (5 seats) 
1. <driver needed> 
2. Junming Huang 
3. Danqing Liu 
4. Martina Steffen 
5. Song Binyang 

Christine's Jeep (5 seats) 
1. Christine 
2. Vanessa 
3. Sola 
4. Laura 
5. Melissa 

Needs a ride 

1. Chao Fan 
2. Kleber Neves 
3. Richard Barnes 
4. Laurence Brandenberger 
5. Haitao Shang 
6. Jae B. Cho 
7. Alejandro 
8. Matt H 
9. Matt O 
10. Alice 
11. Jean-Gab

Complex Systems Summer School 2015-After Hours

2015-06-11T19:36:26Z

Abbbby: /* Anyday.. everyday?? */

{{Complex Systems Summer School 2015}}

==Grand Canyon Trip==
There is a small group heading to the Grand Canyon this weekend (leaving Jun12 afternoon, returning Jun14). We will be renting a car, the drive is about 6.5 hours. Anyone interested in joining please contact Juan or Nilton.

==Anyday.. everyday??==

"Undefeated" Fuego baseball team plays at 6 everyday at Fort Marcy Field. Games are 6 dollars, beer is available in excess. Schedule is [http://santafefuego.com/santafe.asp?page=11&team=13&year=2015 here] 

We have two dates we will organize for the time being. 

Monday, 6/16 

Interested?

1. Matt O 
2. 
3. 
4. 
... 

Saturday, 6/20 

Interested?

1. 
2. 
3. 
4. 
... 

==Soccer enthusiasts==

Interested?

Thursday, 7 p.m, at the soccer field

1. Sola 
2. Federico 
3. Urs 
4. Sharon 
5. Matt Ingram 
6. Christine Harvey 
7. Yared Abebe 
8. Matt O 
9. Connor 
10. Carolina (this thursday I have lab, though. Next time!) 
11. Jakub 
...

==Morning Yoga==

If you feel like having yoga in the morning, we can arrange some meeting hour.
Maybe 7, we may use external space (any yoga mat available?) or the gym. suggestions?

Interested?

Carolina would join you! In the morning and ourside would be awesome, but i don't have a mat either. I'd use a towel or stay on the grass :)

==Saturdays==

* Contra Dancing, 1st & 3rd Sat. Albuquerque Square Dance Center. [http://folkmads.org/events/albuquerque-events/ Details]
** Interested individuals: Richard Barnes
* Contra Dancing, 2nd & 4th Sat. Santa Fe Odd Fellow's Hall. [http://folkmads.org/events/santa-fe-events/ Details]
** Interested individuals: Richard Barnes

==June 12 Currents New Media Festival==

When: Friday June 12 8pm 
Where: Meet at 2nd Street Railyard 1607 Paseo De Peralta #10, Santa Fe, NM 87501 

Super cool interactive new media festival on the Santa Fe Railyard. Let's meet at 2nd Street Brewery around 8pm for drinks and then walk through the festival. Here's the info http://currentsnewmedia.org/ 

-Juniper 

Whoo! Let's Go! -JP

JP's VW 
1.JP 
2. Glenn Magerman 
3. Laurence 
4. Matthew 
5. Chris 

Interested Folks: 
Connor 
Matt O 
Emilia 

==June 13, 8:am - Rio Grande Gorge Bridge==
Who wants to see the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rio_Grande_Gorge_Bridge Rio Grande Gorge Bridge] and nearby attractions? About a 90 minute drive out of Santa Fe; we can jet over to Taos before or after and perhaps checkout the Pueblo. Or we could do a big loop and check out [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ghost_Ranch Ghost Ranch]

Interested?

Brent's Car (5 seats total) 
1.Brent 
2.Stefano 
3.Keith 
4.Haitao 
5.Jae B. Cho 

Christine's Car (5 seats total) 
1.Christine 
2.Vanessa 
3. Urs 
4.Laurence 
5.Richard 

JP's Car! 
1.JP 
2.Jean-Gab 
3.Alice 
4.Frederico 
5. Melissa 

Valery's Car (7 seats total) 
1.Valery 
2. Alejandro 
3. Matt Histen 
4. Chris 
5. Sara 
6. Ilaria 
7. Daniel F. 

Needs a ride: 
Emilia 
Tobias 
Sola 
Kleber 
Jakub 
Emilia 
Matt O 
Yared 
Andre 

==June 13: Contra dancing in Santa Fe==

7:00 pm – Lesson, 7:30-10:30 – Dancing
Member $8, Non-members $9, Students half price, Under 12 free

Interested?

1. Richard 
2. Matt O 
3. 
4. 
... 

==June 14 (Sunday evening): Jurassic World Cinema excursion==

7:00 pm - Regal Cinemas Santa Fe 14
it's in RealD 3D, tickets are 16$

Interested?

1. Laurence Brandenberger 
2. Richard 
3. Matthew 
4. Chris 
5. Brent 
6. Alejandro 
7. Jae 
8. Tobias 
9. Jean-Gab 
10. Stefano 
.. 

==June 20, 10:00am - Bandelier Field Trip==

We're taking a trip to [http://www.nps.gov/band/index.htm Bandelier National Monument] on Saturday June 20th. Please visit the [[Bandelier 2015 | Bandelier Field Trip]] Page to sign up!

==June 25 Rodeo de Santa Fe==

Thursday, June 25!

Come on down for the 66th annual Rodeo de Santa Fe! Watch real-life cowboys get thrown off of various species of raging livestock for their competition and your entertainment. Starts at 7:00pm, we should leave SJC about 6:00. http://rodeodesantafe.org/

Juni's Car 
1. Juni 
2. María Pereda 
3. Sara Lumbreras 
4. Sahil Garg 
5. Federico Battiston 

JP's Ferrari (5 seats) 
1.JP 
2. Jakub Rojcek 
3. Glenn Magerman 
4. Dan Hedblom 
5. Yared Abebe 

JP's Lamborghini (5 seats) 
1. <driver needed> 
2. Junming Huang 
3. Danqing Liu 
4. Martina Steffen 
5. Song Binyang 

Christine's Jeep (5 seats) 
1. Christine 
2. Vanessa 
3. Sola 
4. Laura 
5. Melissa 

Needs a ride 

1. Chao Fan 
2. Kleber Neves 
3. Richard Barnes 
4. Laurence Brandenberger 
5. Haitao Shang 
6. Jae B. Cho 
7. Alejandro 
8. Matt H 
9. Matt O 
10. Alice 
11. Jean-Gab

Complex Systems Summer School 2015-After Hours

2015-06-11T19:35:57Z

Abbbby:

{{Complex Systems Summer School 2015}}

==Grand Canyon Trip==
There is a small group heading to the Grand Canyon this weekend (leaving Jun12 afternoon, returning Jun14). We will be renting a car, the drive is about 6.5 hours. Anyone interested in joining please contact Juan or Nilton.

==Anyday.. everyday??==

"Undefeated" Fuego baseball team plays at 6 everyday at Fort Marcy Field. Games are 6 dollars, beer is available in excess. Schedule is [http://santafefuego.com/santafe.asp?page=11&team=13&year=2015 here] 

We have two dates we will organize. 

Monday, 6/16 

Interested?

1. Matt O 
2. 
3. 
4. 
... 

Saturday, 6/20 

Interested?

1. 
2. 
3. 
4. 
... 

==Soccer enthusiasts==

Interested?

Thursday, 7 p.m, at the soccer field

1. Sola 
2. Federico 
3. Urs 
4. Sharon 
5. Matt Ingram 
6. Christine Harvey 
7. Yared Abebe 
8. Matt O 
9. Connor 
10. Carolina (this thursday I have lab, though. Next time!) 
11. Jakub 
...

==Morning Yoga==

If you feel like having yoga in the morning, we can arrange some meeting hour.
Maybe 7, we may use external space (any yoga mat available?) or the gym. suggestions?

Interested?

Carolina would join you! In the morning and ourside would be awesome, but i don't have a mat either. I'd use a towel or stay on the grass :)

==Saturdays==

* Contra Dancing, 1st & 3rd Sat. Albuquerque Square Dance Center. [http://folkmads.org/events/albuquerque-events/ Details]
** Interested individuals: Richard Barnes
* Contra Dancing, 2nd & 4th Sat. Santa Fe Odd Fellow's Hall. [http://folkmads.org/events/santa-fe-events/ Details]
** Interested individuals: Richard Barnes

==June 12 Currents New Media Festival==

When: Friday June 12 8pm 
Where: Meet at 2nd Street Railyard 1607 Paseo De Peralta #10, Santa Fe, NM 87501 

Super cool interactive new media festival on the Santa Fe Railyard. Let's meet at 2nd Street Brewery around 8pm for drinks and then walk through the festival. Here's the info http://currentsnewmedia.org/ 

-Juniper 

Whoo! Let's Go! -JP

JP's VW 
1.JP 
2. Glenn Magerman 
3. Laurence 
4. Matthew 
5. Chris 

Interested Folks: 
Connor 
Matt O 
Emilia 

==June 13, 8:am - Rio Grande Gorge Bridge==
Who wants to see the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rio_Grande_Gorge_Bridge Rio Grande Gorge Bridge] and nearby attractions? About a 90 minute drive out of Santa Fe; we can jet over to Taos before or after and perhaps checkout the Pueblo. Or we could do a big loop and check out [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ghost_Ranch Ghost Ranch]

Interested?

Brent's Car (5 seats total) 
1.Brent 
2.Stefano 
3.Keith 
4.Haitao 
5.Jae B. Cho 

Christine's Car (5 seats total) 
1.Christine 
2.Vanessa 
3. Urs 
4.Laurence 
5.Richard 

JP's Car! 
1.JP 
2.Jean-Gab 
3.Alice 
4.Frederico 
5. Melissa 

Valery's Car (7 seats total) 
1.Valery 
2. Alejandro 
3. Matt Histen 
4. Chris 
5. Sara 
6. Ilaria 
7. Daniel F. 

Needs a ride: 
Emilia 
Tobias 
Sola 
Kleber 
Jakub 
Emilia 
Matt O 
Yared 
Andre 

==June 13: Contra dancing in Santa Fe==

7:00 pm – Lesson, 7:30-10:30 – Dancing
Member $8, Non-members $9, Students half price, Under 12 free

Interested?

1. Richard 
2. Matt O 
3. 
4. 
... 

==June 14 (Sunday evening): Jurassic World Cinema excursion==

7:00 pm - Regal Cinemas Santa Fe 14
it's in RealD 3D, tickets are 16$

Interested?

1. Laurence Brandenberger 
2. Richard 
3. Matthew 
4. Chris 
5. Brent 
6. Alejandro 
7. Jae 
8. Tobias 
9. Jean-Gab 
10. Stefano 
.. 

==June 20, 10:00am - Bandelier Field Trip==

We're taking a trip to [http://www.nps.gov/band/index.htm Bandelier National Monument] on Saturday June 20th. Please visit the [[Bandelier 2015 | Bandelier Field Trip]] Page to sign up!

==June 25 Rodeo de Santa Fe==

Thursday, June 25!

Come on down for the 66th annual Rodeo de Santa Fe! Watch real-life cowboys get thrown off of various species of raging livestock for their competition and your entertainment. Starts at 7:00pm, we should leave SJC about 6:00. http://rodeodesantafe.org/

Juni's Car 
1. Juni 
2. María Pereda 
3. Sara Lumbreras 
4. Sahil Garg 
5. Federico Battiston 

JP's Ferrari (5 seats) 
1.JP 
2. Jakub Rojcek 
3. Glenn Magerman 
4. Dan Hedblom 
5. Yared Abebe 

JP's Lamborghini (5 seats) 
1. <driver needed> 
2. Junming Huang 
3. Danqing Liu 
4. Martina Steffen 
5. Song Binyang 

Christine's Jeep (5 seats) 
1. Christine 
2. Vanessa 
3. Sola 
4. Laura 
5. Melissa 

Needs a ride 

1. Chao Fan 
2. Kleber Neves 
3. Richard Barnes 
4. Laurence Brandenberger 
5. Haitao Shang 
6. Jae B. Cho 
7. Alejandro 
8. Matt H 
9. Matt O 
10. Alice 
11. Jean-Gab

Complex Systems Summer School 2015-After Hours

2015-06-07T21:17:40Z

Abbbby: /* Anyday.. everyday?? */

{{Complex Systems Summer School 2015}}

==Anyday.. everyday??==

"Undefeated" Fuego baseball team plays at 6 everyday at Fort Marcy Field. Games are 6 dollars, beer is available in excess. Schedule is [http://santafefuego.com/santafe.asp?page=11&team=13&year=2015 here]

Interested?

1. 
2. 
3. 
4. 
... 

==Saturdays==

* Contra Dancing, 1st & 3rd Sat. Albuquerque Square Dance Center. [http://folkmads.org/events/albuquerque-events/ Details]
** Interested individuals: Richard Barnes
* Contra Dancing, 2nd & 4th Sat. Santa Fe Odd Fellow's Hall. [http://folkmads.org/events/santa-fe-events/ Details]
** Interested individuals: Richard Barnes

==June 20, 10:00am - Bandelier Field Trip==

We're taking a trip to [http://www.nps.gov/band/index.htm Bandelier National Monument] on Saturday June 20th. Please visit the [[Bandelier 2015 | Bandelier Field Trip]] Page to sign up!

==June 25 Rodeo de Santa Fe==

Thursday, June 25!

Come on down for the 66th annual Rodeo de Santa Fe! Watch real-life cowboys get thrown off of various species of raging livestock for their competition and your entertainment. Starts at 7:00pm, we should leave SJC about 6:00. http://rodeodesantafe.org/

Juni's Car 
1. Juni 
2.María Pereda 

JP's Ferrari (5 seats) 
1.JP 
2. 
3. 
4. 
5. 

JP's Lamborghini (5 seats) 
1.<driver needed> 
2. 
3. 
4. 
5. 

Needs a ride

Complex Systems Summer School 2015-After Hours

2015-06-07T21:17:13Z

Abbbby:

{{Complex Systems Summer School 2015}}

==Anyday.. everyday??==

"Undefeated" Fuego baseball team plays at 6 everyday at Fort Marcy Field. Games are 6 dollars, beer is available in excess. Schedule is [http://santafefuego.com/santafe.asp?page=11&team=13&year=2015 here]

Interested?

1.
2.
3.
4.
...

==Saturdays==

* Contra Dancing, 1st & 3rd Sat. Albuquerque Square Dance Center. [http://folkmads.org/events/albuquerque-events/ Details]
** Interested individuals: Richard Barnes
* Contra Dancing, 2nd & 4th Sat. Santa Fe Odd Fellow's Hall. [http://folkmads.org/events/santa-fe-events/ Details]
** Interested individuals: Richard Barnes

==June 20, 10:00am - Bandelier Field Trip==

We're taking a trip to [http://www.nps.gov/band/index.htm Bandelier National Monument] on Saturday June 20th. Please visit the [[Bandelier 2015 | Bandelier Field Trip]] Page to sign up!

==June 25 Rodeo de Santa Fe==

Thursday, June 25!

Come on down for the 66th annual Rodeo de Santa Fe! Watch real-life cowboys get thrown off of various species of raging livestock for their competition and your entertainment. Starts at 7:00pm, we should leave SJC about 6:00. http://rodeodesantafe.org/

Juni's Car 
1. Juni 
2.María Pereda 

JP's Ferrari (5 seats) 
1.JP 
2. 
3. 
4. 
5. 

JP's Lamborghini (5 seats) 
1.<driver needed> 
2. 
3. 
4. 
5. 

Needs a ride