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Degrassi: Characters
Clare Edwards
Mike Dallas
Becky Baker
Maya Matlin
Tristan Milligan
Adam Torres
Imogen Moreno
Drew Torres
Alli Bhandari
Jenna Middleton
Connor DeLaurier
Zoe Rivas
Miles Hollingsworth III
Winston Chu
Eli Goldsworthy
Luke Baker
Bianca DeSousa
Campbell Saunders
Tori Santamaria
Fiona Coyne
Jake Martin
Katie Matlin
Dave Turner
Holly J. Sinclair
K.C. Guthrie
Declan Coyne
Sav Bhandari
Riley Stavros
Zane Park
Peter Stone
Anya MacPherson
Owen Milligan
Mia Jones
Blue Chessex
Johnny DiMarco
Spinner Mason
Jane Vaughn
Manny Santos
Jay Hogart
Emma Nelson
Paige Michalchuk
Marco Del Rossi
Ellie Nash
Leia Chang
Danny Van Zandt
Darcy Edwards
Jimmy Brooks
Chantay Black
Liberty Van Zandt
Toby Isaacs
Alex Nunez
Ashley Kerwin
Griffin Pierce-Taylor
Damian Hayes
Jesse Stefanovic
Sean Cameron
Tori Santamaria
Tori's used to getting what she wants. She's spoiled, but she's not really a "brat" -- her positive attitude and winning smile rub off on nearly everyone she meets.
Notable Events:
* Reunited with Zig during their first week at Degrassi.
* Convinced Tristan and Zig perform with her at the Degrassi Coffee House.
* Joined the Power Squad, but got demoted to mascot for being late.
* Tried to hook Adam up with his secret admirer, Tristan.
* Revealed to Maya that she failed the fourth grade and is a year older than her peers.
* Played the nurse in Romeo and Jules.
* Broke up with Zig when she found out he stole the dance ticket money; rekindled their relationship when he told her the truth about his financial situation and introduced her to his mom.
* Helped find Tristan when he was missing on the opening night of Romeo and Jules.
* Gave Tristan his first kiss.
Memorable Quote:
"We're gonna have so much fun this year."

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2014 People's Choice Awards – Winners List
The 2014 People's Choice Awards are celebrating the best in movies, music and television and winners are chosen by you!
The 2014 People's Choice Awards are celebrating the best in movies, music and television and winners are chosen by you!
Good news for Lil Boosie fans. The New Orleans rapper, who has been incarcerated since 2009, is scheduled to walk out of prison on Aug. 18, 2014.
Just because Rick Ross didn't release 'Mastermind' this year like he promised, that didn't stop him from picking up a $400,000 Rolls Royce Wraith for himself.
Judging by Wale's profanity-laced phone call to Complex magazine recently, you would think he doesn't have much of a sense of humor. Well, he does. The MMG artist appeared in a 'SNL' skit with cast member Jay Pharoah mocking clothing retailer H&M.
Nelson Mandela, the former president of South Africa who steered Africans through the continent's tense transition from apartheid to democracy two decades ago, passed away Thursday (Nov. 5) after battling an ongoing infection in his lungs. He was 95 years old.
Teyana Taylor's shoe deal with Adidas is canceled over the Rihanna fight that took place on Twitter. The female emcee for G.O.O.D. Music released a collaborative shoe in February which did pretty well.
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By Allan Emerson | May 26, 2011
To a web developer, website optimization* is a worthy goal all by itself. There's a certain pride in managing to create a site with the fewest lines of code possible, only the most essential element ids and classes, a robust CSS file and nary an unnecessary <img> tag to be found. But this isn't just … Read More


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An artist who promoted her album without ever showing her face publicly has managed to debut at #1 on the Billboard chart.
Sia , the Australian artist best known for writing Rihanna's #1 hit "Diamonds," and for co-writing and singing on both David Guetta's "Titanium" and Flo Rida's "Wild Ones," has scored her first #1 album on the Billboard Top 200 chart with her latest disc, 1000 Forms of Fear.
While Sia technically "made the rounds" promoting the disc and its single, "Chandelier," she did it in a unique way. She appeared on the cover of Billboard magazine -- with a bag over her head -- next to the headline, ""This artist is responsible for over 12 million track sales…and doesn't want to be famous." She also kept her back turned to the camera while performing "Chandelier" on The Ellen DeGeneres Show , The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon , and Jimmy Kimmel Live!
Sia, who also co-wrote Ne-Yo's "Let Me Love You," Beyonce's "Pretty Hurts" and Britney Spears' "Perfume," has been releasing albums since 1997, but the highest any of them climbed on the U.S. charts was #26.
Sia, whose birth name is Sia Furler, had no problem showing her face a few years back when she served as a mentor for Christina Aguilera's team on the first season of The Voice. The artist, who's struggled with addictions to painkillers and alcohol, as well as depression and various medical problems, decided with this new album that she didn't want to tour or do interviews to promote it. She even had that stipulation written into her contract with her record label.
"I don't care about commercial success," she told Billboard. "I get to do what I love and communicate whatever I want."
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1. LOL! Joking Helps
|Never be afraid to join your kids in their world...
Lighten up! Joking with your toddler helps set them up for social success. When parents joke and pretend, it gives young kids the tools to think creatively, make friends and manage stress. Daddy aces this department; whenever he's around, the house livens up. He's wacky, he's spontaneous and he engages Dana in wholesome boisterous fun and imaginative play. Daddy's philosophy? She's only gonna be young once and let's enjoy her (and let's help her enjoy her childhood) while we can!
2. Be Positive
|Looking forward to her 1st Marathon Run because she knows we'll be cheering for her.
3. Nurture Your Marriage
Don't let your relationship with your spouse or partner fall by the wayside when baby is born. A happy marriage is the foundation growing happy kids. Make efforts to keep the flame of romance alive and let your spouse know he/she has not been displaced by the addition of children. Even though the hubs and I may not be able to go out on date nights often (due to lack of extended home support), we never fail to send each other a short SMS or whatsapp message everyday to say 'Love you' or 'Thinking of you...". Little gestures like these go a long way to anchor the relationship in love.
|A self-taken portrait on one of our rare date nights...
|It's ok if the clothes are mis-matched...she's having fun with pretend play!
|I am Special because God made me so!
For example, saying "that was a hurtful thing you said" is less harsh than would "you were being rude and disrespectful." Similarly, saying "that was a clever idea" may be better than saying "you are brilliant". That way, when a kid inevitably does something wrong, he doesn't feel he has ruined his parents' opinion of him. Personally, I think this is one of the most important take away from this post. The foundation of a happy child essentially lies in their healthy self-worth. If they feel assured, loved and valued, they will grow up happy. To criticise the behaviour and not the child - what a timeless piece of golden advice for all parents. I MUST start conscientiously applying this principle in my parenting duties so that my words will not stem Dana's self-esteem.
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binaural recordings, sound montage
This is an aural non-narrative, based on diaristic recordings made around the motel I used to live in, by the Interstate 5 Freeway in Stevenson Ranch.
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digital zoom, binaural recording
This piece was installed in a room in the basement at the California Institute of the Arts, in a loop. The installation used spacial elements, rear projection, darkness and an immersive sound system to create intensity and a sense of duration. It is part of the free way series.
It's made up of three parts, which correspond to three shots. As shots, they follow a logic of suspense, as parts they follow a logic of suspicion. We move towards identifying the object of our experience, only to find it lacks specificity and bears a message.
The mobility of the symmetric pieces allowed for people to selectively remove them, at once dismembering any kind of reification the image might have had, while allowing new, specific interpretations to occur according to localization on campus and the corresponding signs, removed and remaining: sleeve, hand, Starbucks coffee cup, head.


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Great layers - the noodles cooked personally and the sauce is creamy without being heavy. I'd cut out the beans, use less leek, and add chopped olives and sun-dried tomatoes. the mint and fennel smell heavenly while this cooks, but unfortunately don't taste that strong.
Mediterranean Lasagna
Artichokes, feta cheese, and spinach give this lasagna a Greek flavor.
Yield: 6 servings
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Nutritional Information
Amount per serving
- Calories: 341
- Calories from fat: 31%
- Fat: 11.9g
- Saturated fat: 6.9g
- Monounsaturated fat: 2.8g
- Polyunsaturated fat: 0.9g
- Protein: 18.8g
- Carbohydrate: 42.6g
- Fiber: 4.4g
- Cholesterol: 53mg
- Iron: 4.1mg
- Sodium: 548mg
- Calcium: 410mg
- Cooking spray
- 2 cups chopped leek
- 1 1/2 cups chopped onion
- 1 teaspoon dried mint flakes
- 1/2 teaspoon fennel seeds
- 3 garlic cloves, minced
- 1 (14-ounce) can artichoke hearts, drained and coarsely chopped
- 1 (7-ounce) bottle roasted red bell peppers, drained and chopped
- 1 cup drained canned cannellini beans
- 1 1/2 tablespoons butter
- 2 tablespoons all-purpose flour
- 1 1/2 cups fat-free milk
- 1 (4-ounce) package crumbled feta cheese
- 3 tablespoons grated fresh Parmesan cheese, divided
- 6 no-boil lasagna noodles (such as Barilla or Vigo)
- 1 (10-ounce) package frozen chopped spinach, thawed, drained, and squeezed dry
- 3/4 cup (3 ounces) shredded part-skim mozzarella cheese, divided
- Preheat oven to 375°.
- Heat a large nonstick skillet coated with cooking spray over medium-high heat. Add leek and next 4 ingredients (leek through garlic), and sauté 5 minutes. Add artichokes and bell pepper, and sauté 3 minutes. Stir in beans, and remove from heat.
- Melt butter in a medium saucepan over medium heat. Add flour, and cook 2 minutes, stirring constantly with a whisk. Gradually add milk, stirring with a whisk until blended, and cook until slightly thick (about 4 minutes). Remove from heat. Add feta and 2 tablespoons Parmesan; stir until cheese melts.
- Spread 1/4 cup cheese sauce in bottom of an 8-inch square baking dish coated with cooking spray. Arrange 2 noodles over cheese sauce; top with half of leek mixture, half of spinach, 1/4 cup mozzarella, and 1/2 cup cheese sauce. Repeat layers, ending with noodles. Pour remaining cheese sauce over noodles, and sprinkle with 1/4 cup mozzarella and 1 tablespoon Parmesan.
- Cover and bake at 375° for 35 minutes. Uncover and bake 15 minutes or until top is golden. Let stand 5 minutes.
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- COURSE: Casseroles, Main Dishes
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- CUISINE: American, New American, Mediterranean
- MAIN INGREDIENT: Beans, Pasta, Vegetables
- DIETARY CONSIDERATION: Meatless
- COOKING METHOD: Bake
- PUBLICATION: Cooking Light
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The hostel is located just 27 km west of Lake Louise Alberta, making it a peaceful and affordable alternative to staying in Lake Louise. This wilderness hostel is lucky enough to have both showers and flush toilets in each nine bed dormitory and has a total capacity for 27 guests. Being a much smaller hostel the atmosphere is much more welcoming for even the shyest of travellers to meet up with people and find hiking partners around the campfire at the end of the day.
This hostel is a summer only facility, open from late June to September, so please check dates of operation to avoid disappointment!
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Submitted to: Molecular and Cellular Proteomics
Publication Type: Peer Reviewed Journal
Publication Acceptance Date: June 10, 2014
Publication Date: N/A
Interpretive Summary: Infection of the udder (mastitis) is a major economic problem for the dairy industry. In the dairy industry, this disease alone accounts for 2 billion dollars a year in losses to the industry. Bacteria, such as Escherichia coli (E. coli), are the major cause of mastitis in dairy cows. Some bacteria cause a short duration infection and others cause a persistent infection. We compare 3 E. coli strains that cause a transient infection with 3 E. coli strains that cause a persistent infection. Proteomics is the identification of proteins made in a cell. Previous protein identification techniques did so one at a time where proteomics can identify hundreds of proteins in a sample. We have identified over 1000 proteins in E. coli, and narrowed them down to 28 that have significant expression differences when comparing the E. coli strains that cause a transient versus a persistent infection. Many of these proteins are important in how the bacteria move. We tested bacteria motility and found that certain motility functions are better in persistent strains of E. coli than in transient strains. This will help us better identify and understand persistent infections and this will lead to better diagnostics and therapeutics.
Technical Abstract: Escherichia coli is a leading cause of bacterial mastitis in dairy cattle. Typically this infection is transient in nature, causing an infection that lasts 2-3 days. However, in a minority of cases, E. coli has been shown to cause a persistent intramammary infection. The mechanisms that allow for a persistent E. coli infection are not fully understood. The goal of this work was to determine protein expression differences between E. coli strains isolated from dairy cattle with transient or persistent mastitis infections. Three persistent and three transient mastitis-derived strains of E. coli were compared using multiplexed amine-modifying labeling reagents (iTRAQ) in a shotgun proteomics experiment. Expression data for 1127 proteins were determined. Of these, 27 E. coli proteins were associated with expression changes correlated with a difference in disease phenotype. Of particular interest are the Tsr and Tar proteins, which have been shown to be essential for bacterial swimming and swarming. Both Tsr and Tar were shown to be up-regulated in E. coli strains that caused persistent infection compared to the transient strains. Bacterial swimming and swarming assays showed that the strains from the persistent mastitis cases were significantly better in these motility assays than the strains from the transient cases. Proficient swimming and swarming are thought to be a component of bacterial virulence. This work identifies important protein expression differences between E. coli strains that cause a persistent versus a transient infection as well as demonstrates a corresponding difference in the associated bacterial motility phenotypes.


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Does Malpractice Liability Keep the Doctor Away? Evidence from Tort Reform Damage Caps
AbstractMany U.S. states limit awards for noneconomic damages in malpractice cases. Proponents often argue that such tort reform increases physician supply and access to care. However, the degree to which marginal changes in malpractice liability affect physician supply is theoretically ambiguous. If patients bear the full incidence of cost changes and market demand is inelastic, then tort reform will not affect physicians' net income or location decisions. I use county-level, specialty-specific annual counts of physicians from 1970-2000 to estimate the effect of damage caps on physician supply. The results suggest that caps do not affect physician supply for the average resident of states adopting reforms. On the other hand, caps appear to increase the supply of frontier rural specialist physicians by 10-12 percent. This is likely because rural doctors face greater uninsured litigation costs and a more elastic demand for medical services. (c) 2007 by The University of Chicago. All rights reserved..
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Despite initial reports saying Shaquille O'Neal would welcome a return to Orlando as the Magic's next GM, O'Neal says he has no interest in the position.
ESPN reported Wednesday that O'Neal, who began his NBA career in Orlando, may meet with the Magic as early as next week to discuss their vacant GM position in a move that could ultimately help the team keep Dwight Howard.
However, after the reports surfaced, O'Neal released a statement saying he was not interested in the opportunity.
"When I first heard about the vacancy for the Orlando Magic general manager position, I was clearly intrigued," O'Neal said in a statement Thursday. "I was drafted by the Magic, I have a great love for the franchise, and I have made the city of Orlando my home. Additionally, I have great admiration and respect for the DeVos family.
"However, this is not a job I have an interest in pursuing. I feel very fortunate to be with TNT and to have the best job in sports. I look forward to many more years with Charles (Barkley), Kenny (Smith) and E.J. (Ernie Johnson). I wish the best for the Magic and I am confident that they will select a great GM and coach."
O'Neal, who has no experience in the front office, played for the Magic from 1992 to 1996 and led the club to the NBA Finals in 1995.
The Magic fired coach Stan Van Gundy on Monday and agreed to part ways with general manager Otis Smith, severing ties with two of the architects of one of the most successful runs in franchise history.
Smith and Van Gundy's relationship with Howard was the centerpiece of drama the team faced all season and following their second straight first-round playoff exit, CEO Alex Martins said the shift was warranted.
"It's time for a new leadership and a new approach," Martins said at a news conference on Monday. "We simply came to the decision that we were not on the right track."
Files from ESPN and The Associated Press were used for this report.
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Fair pricing of deposit insurance. Is it possible? Yes. Is it desirable? No
AbstractThis note elaborates on a recent article by Chan, Greenbaum and Thakor (1992) who contend that fairly priced deposit insurance is incompatible with free competition in the banking sector, in the presence of adverse selection. We show here that at soon as one introduces a real economic motivation from private banks to manage the deposits from the public, then fairly priced deposit insurance becomes possible. However, we also show that such a fairly priced insurance is never desirable, precisely because of adverse selection. We compute the characteristics of the optimal premium schedule, which trades off between the cost of adverse selection and the cost of ``unfair competition ''.
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- Freixas, Xavier & Rochet, Jean-Charles, 1998. "Fair pricing of deposit insurance. Is it possible? Yes. Is it desirable? No," Research in Economics, Elsevier, Elsevier, vol. 52(3), pages 217-232, September.
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The center is also one more asset the city of Oshkosh, heralded as "Wisconsin's Event City," will be able to co-market as part of its growing menu of convention, conference, meeting and event venues.
"Laura has proven herself as one of the premier event coordinators and managers in the UW System," UW Oshkosh Foundation President Arthur Rathjen said. "She is a big reason UW Oshkosh has developed so strong a reputation as a first-rate host for academic and cultural events – from our twice-a-year Commencement ceremonies, which pack Kolf Sports Center with thousands of graduates, family and friends to Opening Day and other celebrations. Each event has been enhanced by Laura's energy, leadership and focus on the details. There is no question she will help the Alumni Welcome and Conference Center be one more incredible asset not only for UW Oshkosh but, more broadly, for Oshkosh, Wisconsin's Event City."
Prior to her role as executive events coordinator in the UW Oshkosh Chancellor's office, Rommelfanger worked for more than 10 years in the hospitality industry serving in roles such as catering director, wedding planner and in events and conference management roles.
In her new role, she said she's excited to support faculty and staff members as they bring guests to campus and alumni as they return to their alma mater. Opening the Center doors to the Oshkosh community and beyond is also one of Rommelfanger's personal goals.
"I want the Alumni Welcome and Conference Center to be a place that has a reputation that makes it a place people want to come to," Rommelfanger said. "UW Oshkosh is a community resource for everything, I really do believe that."
In just a few weeks, Rommelfanger will begin to take on the responsibilities of her new role while she also simultaneously helps the Chancellor's office plan her last commencement ceremony, something she's planned, coordinated and executed twice per year for the last 12 years.
"There is so much to do with the new Center," Rommelfanger said. "I'm excited to start building the identity of what the facility will be."
She calls all that needs to be done "a blank slate." From menu and marketing plans to organizing promotions, calendar-building and sales, Rommelfanger will have no shortage of things to get started on before the Center formally opens in April.
Rommelfanger's loyalty to the University, she believes, will help her help make the Alumni Welcome and Conference Center a successful and thriving venue on the UW Oshkosh campus.
"I am UW Oshkosh," she said. "Studying, working and being a part of this campus has transformed me into who I am. I am excited to continue on and be and advocate for the UW Oshkosh Foundation and the University through this role."]]>
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The first-time recipients of the Lina Vergara Memorial Scholarship, Cindybel Arias-Castañeda and Elizabeth Cookle, both aspire to become educators.
Arias-Castañeda, a 21-year-old junior, was inspired to become a teacher because she found it hard to learn English as a bilingual child from a Hispanic background and could not relate to her mostly Caucasian teachers.
"I felt like when I would get older I could be a role model to a lot of the minority students in our area," Arias-Castañeda said.
For Arias-Castañeda receiving this scholarship is also personal. She knew Lina Vergara since her freshman year and was close to her, both sharing the same major and minor.
"I have to do it for her," Arias-Castañeda said. "Because I know she would have been a good teacher."
She said she is grateful to receive the scholarship as it will help her financially and let her continue her friend's legacy, Arias-Castañeda said.
Eventually she wants to teach middle school students and hopes to become a principal after obtaining a master's degree in administrative work, Arias-Castañeda said.
Cookle, the second recipient of the Lina Vergara Memorial Scholarship, is a fifth-year senior at UW Oshkosh with a dual major in special education and early childhood. Cookle said she chose education because she loves to work with kids.
"I feel very blessed and honored," Cookle said about receiving the scholarship.
Cookle said she appreciates the Vergara family's willingness to help future educators finance their careers, working as many as three part-time jobs each semester to pay for her education.
"It is very helpful," Cookle said. "This money will allow me to focus more on my education and less on my time put in to work to pay for my education."
Alejandro Vergara said he decided to help education students like his daughter and keep her dreams alive as he kept learning about the positive impact she had on the campus community.
"Lina touched the hearts of so many people," he said. "Her warm and caring heart never saw color, race, sex or economic status in anyone."
At the time of her death Lina Vergara had posted the quote "don't let the world change your smile, let your smile change the world" on her Facebook page, Alejandro Vergara said.
Her family has "decided to perpetuate this wonderful motto," by arranging the Glowing Smiles 5K run/walk and Kids Fun Dash, Alejandro Vergara said. The fundraiser, which will benefit the scholarship fund, will be held Saturday, May 11 at Orchid Heights Park Shelter in Middleton, Wis.
For more information, visit glowingsmiles.org or linavergara.com.]]>
To contribute to the fund, visit the Foundation's online giving page and enter "Ellie Maslowski Scholarship" in the notes box.]]>
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"The decision of the UW Oshkosh Foundation board to acquire the Alberta Kimball House from the Wells makes strategic sense for many reasons – all them benefitting UW Oshkosh and its home city of Oshkosh," said Thomas Kell, president of the UW Oshkosh Foundation Board of Directors.
"This action enables the Foundation to offer our next chancellor a distinctive and quality house proximate to campus – a home well suited to host events that help advance the institution," Kell said. "It also ensures our next UW Oshkosh leader will call the city of Oshkosh home -- a community in which the Foundation and the University are stakeholders, collaborating with both public and private partners and investing in the city's future. It is not uncommon for University foundations to provide residences for their presidents and chancellors as a means to provide a long-lasting, friend-and-fundraising home base that will help grow their institutions."
The UW Oshkosh Foundation is a separate, distinct nonprofit organization supportive of UW Oshkosh. Established in 1963, the Foundation was created to promote, receive, invest and disburse gifts to meet the goals and needs of UW Oshkosh. It consistently motivates donors to become increasingly involved in the development of the University.
For nearly a quarter century, UW Oshkosh has remained one of several UW System institutions without an officially-designated chancellor's residence.
In 1912, after the death of its second owner, physician and surgeon C.W. Oviatt, the gray stone house still standing on the UW Oshkosh campus off Algoma Boulevard – the Oviatt House -- was purchased by the Oshkosh Normal School for use as a women's dormitory. During the Great Depression, it became the school's president's home.
In the late 1980s, that ended. Oviatt House was purchased by the University and state when the property amassed a long list of costly and necessary renovations. It ceased serving as the chancellor's residence; however the UW Oshkosh Foundation revitalized the property with sensitivity to its historic significance. In the early 1990s, the Foundation adopted Oviatt as its offices from which to coordinate all University fundraising, school scholarships distributions and other advancement activities.
Since that time, Chancellors John Kerrigan and his successor, Wells, have applied University of Wisconsin System-approved housing allowances toward their private homes. They have offered and used their residences to host numerous official University functions over the years.
Now, 23 years after the last official UW Oshkosh-owned chancellor's residence (Oviatt) closed its doors, the UW Oshkosh Foundation has once again stepped up to help the University pursue a new direction. Kell said the UW Oshkosh Foundation Board of Directors appreciated the many events Chancellor and Mrs. Wells hosted over the last 12 years in Alberta Kimball House, demonstrating the tremendous asset that the residence is for UW Oshkosh.
"Through their hospitality in this significant, one-of-a-kind home, Chancellor and Mrs. Wells have provided UW Oshkosh a place to host countless and diverse celebrations for visiting alumni, legislators, officials, dignitaries, Commencement honorees, guest artists and award-winning students, faculty and staff," Kell said. "This home's proximity to campus has also proven, on a weekly basis, its great benefit to the University, situated just blocks away. Our board agreed that it was strategically important to secure this residence as our official Chancellors' home for years to come."
The private residence of Chancellor Richard H. Wells and his family at 1423 Congress Ave. since 2000 (formerly the home of Miles Kimball Co. matriarch and beloved community philanthropist Alberta Kimball), the home's construction was completed in 1969. It is a classic example of American Mid-Century Modernism. The house was designed by American architect/designer/writer George Nelson and built by the August Pitz & Sons Construction Company.
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The Vergara family has organized the annual Glowing Smiles 5K Run/Walk to pay tribute to their daughter and raise money for the Lina Vergara Memorial Scholarship. The first annual Glowing Smiles Run/Walk will be held on Saturday, May 11, 2013 at Orchid Heights Park Shelter in Middleton, Wis. To read more about Lina's story, register for the run/walk or learn about the other focus of her family's efforts—advocacy for increased safety regulations of companies that rent rafts on the Wolf River— visit www.linavergara.com
To make a contribution to Lina's scholarship fund, visit the Foundation's online giving page and type "Lina Vergara Memorial Scholarship' in the Notes box.]]>
Following his retirement Kerrigan remained an enthusiastic supporter of the University and continued to lend his support to the Foundation's efforts. With his death, the Foundation has lost an esteemed ambassador and a good friend.
Kerrigan's legacy endures through the John and Pat Kerrigan Scholarship, awarded to sophomore students with academic and leadership potential, and the John E. Kerrigan Professorship.
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California dreaming: Meet Zlatka Paneva, LA's hottest printmaker…
Zlatka Paneva is the talent and brains behind Los Angeles' hottest artwork, Rococco LA. Her work is a careful balance between colour and design, reality and the surreal. These quirky pieces are intriguing and cleverly detailed and we've fallen for pretty much every one of them. We caught up with Zlatka to talk us through her artwork, love of animals and her future projects…
How did you get started?
All my life I have been an artist. I received my MA in fine art and have not stopped. I started the Rococco-LA series in 2011.
What inspires you in your work?
Life, things I read or hear, things I see around me, my aim is to speak through images. At the moment it's deserts, cacti and Rock & Roll. For me they are symbols of a perfect balance of function, beauty and longevity.
You feature a lot of animals in your designs. Do they have a significance in your life?
I love animals and am fascinated by them. When I was growing up I loved Aesop's Fables and I feel that sometimes it's easier to make a point, express emotions or deliver a message by using animals as characters.
What other artists do you admire?
Magritte, Christian Marclay, Urs Fisher , Richard Prince, there are so many…
How long dies it take to complete a print?
It varies, I begin with an image, phrase or emotion and then I mix reality, images along with my imagination and infuse it with elegance and a sense of humour. This process can takes hours, days, and sometimes even months.
How much does your LA location play a part in your work?
I can't express it better than Edward Abbey: "There is science, logic, reason; there is thought verified by experience, and then there is California."
Which is your favourite print?
It's always the last one I work on because I am still emotionally connected with it
Which print is the most popular?
The Happy Elephant – I think it makes people smile.
Any new projects in the pipeline?
I'm working on a new series of artwork with Pottery Barn – I can't reveal any more…but as you can imagine I'm very excited.
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Excellent lecture. All the life members department Managers should be trained to respect the guest, who has paid to become life members. Personally I have been life member for more than 8 years from Mumbai, Mira Road Centre and whenever I have gone to seek the facility promised, I am not only flately denied but rudely treated. Especially in Kolkutta ISKCON, The manager is so rude that in my humble enquiry for the room when I was with my small kids, once , and once alone, he treated me so badly that , I am sure that he is not doing bookings for life members but doing his own bookings in hell.
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PHILADELPHIA, PA – The Association of Student Affairs at Catholic Colleges and Universities (ASACCU) has recognized Krista Bailey Murphy, dean of students and Emily Schademan, director of student activities with a Best Practice Award as part of their Mission Integration Project.
They will be recognized at the ASACCU Annual Conference July 24-27, 2012 hosted by the University of Notre Dame. In addition, the winners will present highlights of their project at the ASACCU Annual Business meeting in July. As the "Voice for student affairs professionals in Catholic higher education," the ASACCU project aims to highlight model practice programs in various student life areas which intentionally articulate Catholic identity as an integral part of a student life program.
Programs were selected for their originality, positive impact on student learning, quality assessment, demonstration of at least one of ASACCU's Principles of Good Practice, and a firm integration of Catholic identity and institutional mission. Chestnut Hill College was chosen for their IDEAS (Involvement, Development & Engagement for Active Students) leadership program.
The IDEAS program strives to provide formal, deliberate and structured leadership opportunities in the areas of individual growth and organizational development. The program provides developmental opportunities for students to become informed and effective leaders in the College, fields of study, careers and communities. Programming is targeted at three distinct groups: Emerging Leaders, Achieving Leaders and Logue Leaders (named after Sister Maria Kostka Logue, the first dean of the College). It includes on campus workshops, off-campus conferences, a Leadership in Action class (sponsored by the Religious Studies department) and student leader training across multiple groups and organizations.
The program also challenges students to enrich and deepen their self-knowledge, develop self-confidence and competence, manage their time and energy to live balanced lives, and recognize and assume accountability for their actions and decisions. In addition it encourages students to communicate and interact effectively, think creatively and critically, consider multiple perspectives and embrace the responsibilities associated with becoming ethical, socially responsible leaders.
"Leadership development is critically important as part of our students' co-curricular experience," says Lynn Ortale, vice president for student life. "We are so proud of the work of our staff and students. Any time the College receives national recognition is wonderful. We are particularly pleased with this recognition due to the award's distinction for Mission integration."
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Germany v. Italy: The right to deny state immunity when victims have no other recourse
Germany v. Italy: The right to deny state immunity when victims have no other recourse
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Jurisdictional Immunities of the State (Germany v. Italy: Greece intervening) presents the International Court of Justice with an historic opportunity to make necessary clarifications in an important area of international law. This paper focuses on two points that are not fully addressed in this proceeding. It offers a framework through which decisions of the Italian courts at issue in the case should be analyzed and demonstrates that these decisions are consistent with the existing doctrine of sovereign immunity. It also provides an analysis and rebuttal of the negative consequences Germany alleges will ensue were the Court to reject its claim.


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What Determines the Innovative Success of Subsidized Collaborative R&D Projects? – Project-Level Evidence from Germany –
AbstractSystemic innovation theory emphasizes that innovations are the result of an interdependent exchange process between different organizations. This is reflected in the current paradigm in European innovation policy, which aims at the support of collaborative R&D and innovation projects bringing together science and industry. Building on a large data set using project-level evidence on 406 subsidized R&D cooperation projects, the present paper provides detailed insights on the relationship between the innovative success of R&D cooperation projects and project characteristics. Patent applications and publications are used as measures for direct outcomes of R&D projects. We also differentiate between academic-industry projects and pure inter-firm projects. Main results of negative binomial regressions are that large-firm involvement is positively related to pa-tent applications, but not to publications. Conversely, university involvement has positive effects on project outcomes in terms of publications but not in terms of patent applications. In general, projects' funding is an important predictor of innovative success of R&D cooperation projects. No significant results are found for spatial proximity among cooperation partners and for the engagement of an applied research institute. Results are discussed with respect to the design of R&D cooperation support schemes.
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