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History of Knox College
1900 to present
Prepared by By Hermann Muelder, Knox College Historian (through 1963) and the Office of Communications
Thomas McClelland, previously head of Pacific University, becomes eighth President. His administration is particularly characterized by great increases in the material equipment and endowment of the College.
Cyrus Avery, industrialist and Knox Trustee, builds a large house at 640 N. Prairie, which, some 45 years later, would become the official residence for the President of the College.
Knox College adopts a seal (right) with the motto "Veritas."
A new gymnasium is dedicated on Founders' Day. The 50th anniversary of the Lincoln-Douglas Debate is celebrated with President William Howard Taft as principal speaker.
Dr. John Van Ness Standish, a former faculty member and president of Lombard College, donates to Knox property valued at $100,000. Standish also offered to supervise "beautifying the [Knox] campus at no charge." Adjacent to the campus, he donated land to the City of Galesburg for Standish Park. A fund-raising campaign brings $260,000 to the College from the Carnegie Foundation, the General Education Board, alumni, trustees, and friends.
The Academy, a pre-college preparatory school, is discontinued.
George Davis Science Hall is completed.
Seventy-fifth anniversary. The library has 10,000 volumes. The Harvard Exchange Professorship is inaugurated with Albert Bushnell Hart, noted historian, as exchange professor.
Phi Beta Kappa installs a chapter at Knox; it is the first at a liberal arts college in Illinois. Over 650 Knox alumni and students enter the World War. The first issue of The Knox Alumnus is published in October.
James Lukens McConaughy becomes ninth President.
Lyman Kay Seymour Hall is completed, serving as a residence hall and later as the Student Union.
Albert Britt, an Illinois native and 1898 Knox graduate, is elected tenth President.
Henry M. Seymour Library is completed. The Honnold Lectureship is established.
Knox receives the alumni records of Lombard College, which had been forced to close due to economic problems resulting from The Great Depression. Lombard students are allowed to complete their degrees at Knox.
May 16, Friends of Knox College Library is organized.
A restoration of the exterior of Old Main is completed, thanks in large part to the initiative of Janet Greig Post. Poet Carl Sandburg, a Galesburg native, speaks at the rededication ceremony. Old Main is named a National Historic Landmark, one of the first sites to receive the designation from the Department of the Interior.
Carter Davidson begins his presidency. At Homecoming, a bell turret commemorating the union of Knox and Lombard traditions is dedicated. December, reconstruction of the interior of Old Main is begun.
The Centenary of Knox is celebrated. In this era of live radio, the festivities include nationwide broadcast of a pageant about the founding of Knox and Galesburg.
The Faculty, by establishing as a general requirement for all freshmen a course on the Middle West, makes the first of a series of extensive revisions of the curriculum. This particular innovation, as it turned out, was interrupted by world events less parochial in character than the culture of a particular region of the United States.
The establishment of a Civil Aeronautics Program anticipates the adjustment of the curriculum to war conditions.
An Air Corps unit is established at Knox and a large part of the College staff and physical facilities is converted to an Air Force training program. One of the "Victory Ships" that transported war materials to Europe is named after Knox.
The Knox-Lombard Fifty Year Club is organized.
A special postwar planning committee of the faculty is appointed to pick up the threads of curricular revision which had been interrupted by the War and to begin deliberations leading to the establishment of a new general education program.
The College moves to accommodate large numbers of returning veterans. In December President Carter Davidson resigns and his administrative duties are assumed by Acting President Harold Way, who has had a leading role in effecting the adjustments of the College to the wartime activities.
Lyndon O. Brown assumes the presidency of Knox College. An economist and marketing expert (in this regard perhaps 50 years ahead of his time in higher education), Brown also comes into conflict with the faculty and resigns after 18 months.
Kellogg McClelland, for many years a trustee, college treasurer and business manager, assumes the acting presidency of the College.
Sharvy G. Umbeck becomes President and at his first Knox faculty meeting announces plans for the new Memorial Gymnasium and the Frank M. Lay Natatorium, the first construction in a very extensive program for rebuilding the College during the next decade. This physical transformation of the College is to include a considerable expansion of the campus land area and the closing of many streets through campus, as well as the erection of many new buildings.
Dean of the College, a new position as chief academic officer, is created and filled by the appointment of Charles Peake.
With the encouragement of faculty and administration, the students of Knox establish an Honor System for academic activities. Among the features of the system, faculty do not proctor examinations and the Honor Code is enforced by a student-led Honor Board.
Men students, during the fall, take residence in new dormitory units that are the first in a considerable expansion of the living quarters for men and women during this period.
Following a tragic automobile crash in which several students are killed, the College restricts automobiles for all but a few students. Knox becomes widely known for its ban on student cars, which continues in force for several decades, though is gradually loosened.
A grant of $274,000 from the Ford Foundation assists a program of increasing faculty salaries and indicates the increasing extent to which the activities of the College are influenced by philanthropic foundations of this kind.
As part of a policy to encourage more independent studies, the faculty institutes a greatly-strengthened Honors Program for individual study of an intensive character by selected students.
The College and the community celebrate the centennial of the Lincoln-Douglas debate with a pageant and with symposium attended by many distinguished American historians.
The colleges which for years had comprised the Midwest Athletic Conference now establish a formal educational academic consortium called the Associated Colleges of the Midwest, the programs of which greatly enrich and enlarge the educational opportunities of faculty and students.
The new Student Union together with dining halls for both men and women are put into operation.
The Janet Greig Post Residence for Women is completed, the first women's dormitory to be constructed at Knox since before the Civil War.
Seymour Library, which had been reconstructed and enlarged in 1957-58, adds the 100,000th volume to its collection.
The Eleanor Abbott Ford Center for the Fine Arts is completed, giving Knox superb facilities for art, music and theatre. The theatre facilities are rated among the best at any school in Illinois. The project resulted in another "best" -- the dirt excavated during construction was used to form the Knox Bowl, arguably the best small college football stadium in the nation.
A wind storm damages a large part of the roof of Old Main and bell tower.
Protesting the war in Vietnam, students occupy Old Main.
Science Mathematics Center is opened. After the death of Knox president Sharvy Umbeck in 1974, the building is named in his memory.
Inman Fox, a scholar of Spanish from Vassar College, is named President of the College.
George Davis Hall is renovated for use by the departments of economics, education, modern languages and political science. Alumni Hall, no longer required for classes, is closed. Whiting Hall is no longer needed for residences and is sold to a developer and converted to apartments for senior citizens.
John McCall is named President of the College. A noted scholar of Chaucer, McCall was provost at the University of Cincinnati before coming to Knox.
Knox marks its 150th anniversary with a series of Sesquicentennial Symposia, and inaugurates a major capital campaign.
The Sesquicentennial Capital Development Campaign raises $25 million for a number of capital projects, including the renovation of Seymour Library and construction of T. Fleming Fieldhouse. Exterior renovation is done at Alumni Hall.
Rick Nahm is named President upon the retirement of John McCall. McCall -- selected a "Person of the Week" by ABC TV News with Peter Jennings -- subsequently joins the Peace Corps. McCall and his wife Mary-Berenice McCall spend two years teaching in Turkmenistan before retiring in the US.
Capital improvements are completed across campus, including installation of a fiber-optic computer network and personal computers in all faculty and administrative offices, renovation of the exterior of Old Main, and construction of a new 52-bed residence hall. During a span of four years, enrollment increases from 900 to 1,200 and the size of the faculty increases from 80 to 100.
C-SPAN broadcasts nationally a re-enactment of the Lincoln-Douglas debate (photo, right).
The College launches KnoxNow! a $125-million campaign. Prior to announcing the public phase of the campaign, Knox raises $67 million. Goals include increased endowment, student scholarships, faculty support, academic programs and campus enhancements.
Rick Nahm accepts the senior vice presidency of Colonial Williamsburg. He is succeeded by Richard S. Millman, former provost of Whittier College.
The president's house is formally dedicated as The Ingersoll House, in honor of the Ingersoll family, 20 members of whom have attended Knox, three serving as Trustees of the College.
Nobel laureate Wole Soyinka speaks at Knox and discusses the performance of his play, "Death and the King's Horseman."
Joint admission program with Carl Sandburg College is created.
Alumni Hall renovation proposal is announced.
President Millman announces that he would step down effective September 1, 2001. Roger Taylor, chair of the board of trustees, is named interim president.
Old Main tower and bell are removed for repairs. A time capsule is found inside the tower, dating to the 1969 repairs.
Knox receives Illinois First grant to begin restoration of Alumni Hall.
Roger Taylor is named 18th president of Knox College, filling the post he had held on an interim basis.
Knox receives a grant from the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation to support the implementation of an innovative curriculum redesign that combines the breadth of a classic liberal arts education with the depth of skill and knowledge needed for success in the 21st Century.
A grant from the Howard Hughes Medical Institute is used to create a new major and faculty position in neuroscience, enhance science courses and laboratories, and initiate new science programs for junior high school girls and secondary science teachers.
Knox College is designated a "Freedom Station" by the National Underground Railroad Freedom Center.
Knox becomes the first national liberal arts college in Illinois -- and one of just three in the Midwest -- to eliminate standardized test scores as a requirement for admission.
United States Senator Barack Obama delivers the Commencement address.
Galesburg joins Looking for Lincoln Heritage Coalition, a consortium of Illinois communities that share the legacy of Abraham Lincoln, where Old Main is recognized as the site of the fifth Lincoln-Douglas debate.
The new E. & L. Andrew Fitness Center is dedicated
More than $10 million is received from the estate of Walter Blair Hobbs '25, the largest single gift in College history.
Knox receives a record-breaking number of applications due to the positive experiences of current students, impressive scholarship and teaching of Knox faculty, and public recognition of a liberal arts education as excellent preparation for career success.


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NORMAN — When you're hot, victories like Oklahoma's 2-1 triumph over Kansas Friday at L. Dale Mitchell Park become possible.
Only hot teams win despite committing four errors, their starting pitcher doesn't possess his best stuff and they go 1 for 9 with runners in scoring position.
"We get lost some times, but it doesn't define us," said OU first baseman Matt Oberste, who extended his school record hitting streak to 29 games and drove in the game-winning run with a sacrifice fly in the 10th inning. "… We got the job done; that's about all I can say."
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Dillon Overton didn't have his typical dominant outing. He threw 6 1/3 innings. The junior left-hander still held Kansas (14-10, 2-3) to one unearned run on four hits. He struck out six and walked two. However, Overton labored throughout the game, throwing 106 pitches with 68 going for strikes.
It was his second start since suffering a blister on the middle finger of his left hand. The blister still hasn't completely healed.
"I didn't have to deal with it near as much as I have the last two weeks," Overton said. "It's a lot better."
Overton was in line for the victory until shortstop Jack Mayfield, who committed two of OU's four errors, made an errant throw in the seventh that allowed Ka'iana Eldredge to score the game-tying run.
Jacob Evans (5-0) got the win in relief. The freshman didn't allow a baserunner over the final 3 2/3 innings.
Jordan Piché (4-1) took the loss for Kansas. He entered with two outs in the ninth inning and gave up the game-winning run in the 10th. Thomas Taylor threw the first 8 2/3 innings for Kansas. He gave it a chance to win. The only run he allowed was a solo homer to Kolbey Carpenter in the second inning.
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I'm being quoted a monthly payment of $735/mo (per salesperson, sales tax is rolled into this quote). My tax rate is 8.25% When I put numbers into a lease calculator, I don't get anywhere near $735/mo. Am I off base thinking that I'm not being told about a boatload of fees?
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okcloo Posts: 11They should be able to tell you the fees upfront, if not go to another dealer. I'm in Southern California and got the same car you were quoted on, minus convenience, at $400 below invoice, monthly payment of $600, paid 1st month + $1500 in fees to drive away. Hope that helps.
gsreddy Posts: 3MSRP: $45,245
Sale Price: $42,575 ($400 over invoice)
Sales Tax: 0% as there is no sales tax in OR
36 months 3000 down 10k per year is 521 per mo
Residual Value: 57%
Money Factory: .00150
Adj cap cost 41382
Is this calculation correct? I need to confirm tomorrow morning, so please advise.
to high
look at web site its cheaper and better car.
this is not even with working a deal.
msrp is $48,295.00.
http://www.bmwusa.com/standard/content/Vehicles/2013/X3/xDrive35i/OfferDetail.as- px?NAModelCode=13XE&OfferType=2®iontypeid=2
$499 First months payment
• $3,000 Down payment
• $0 Security Deposit
• $725 Acquisition fee
• $4,224 Cash due at signing
even if you did 3k only down on this car your payment would be about $530..that dealer your working with is taking you to the cleaners
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Auburn checks in at No. 25. Go 'Dawgs! Auburna delenda est!
Picking up a win and a draw in the most recent round of World Cup Qualifying matches means that Canada has again received a boost to its ranking. The men's national team are now 83rd in the world but have slipped back to 9th in CONCACAF as El Salvador is one spot about them. For Canada the rank will be expected to improve once again next month with two more winnable matches. I am one who is often critical of the FIFA ranking system but it is always nice to see Canada moving the right direction.
Didn't see this yet. InterMat has their preseason rankings up. Hawks that are ranked include: 125-McDonough (1st) 133-Ramos (3rd) 141-Marion (3rd) 149-Carew (18th) 157- St. John (2nd) 174-Lofthouse (6th) 184-Gambrall (3rd) HWT- Rasing (8th) Team- 2nd
Not even an honorable mention vote. What? They still don't believe in HCDM?
Missouri ended up in 41st place...Stanford won (again). Top Big 12 team was Texas A&M at 8th. The rest of the league: OU 10th, UT 12th, OSU 32, NU 33 (last time I post about them in the Big 12), BU 35, TTU 48, KSU 58, ISU 60, CU 66 (same comment as NU), and kU 72.
Both of Georgia's road losses this year have been to teams that currently are ranked. Go 'Dawgs!
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John Venn FRS[2][3] (4 August 1834 – 4 April 1923), was a British logician and philosopher. He is famous for introducing the Venn diagram, which is used in many fields, including set theory, probability, logic, statistics, and computer science.
John Venn was born on 4 August 1834 in Kingston Upon Hull, Yorkshire to Martha Sykes and Rev. Henry Venn, who was the rector of parish of Drypool. His mother died when he was three years old.[4] Venn descended from a long line of church evangelicals, including his grandfather John Venn.[5] He would follow his family lineage and become an Anglican priest, ordained in 1859, serving first at the church in Cheshunt, Hertfordshire, and later in Mortlake, Surrey.[6]
He was educated by private tutors until 1853 where he went to Gonville and Caius College, Cambridge.[7] In 1857, he got his degree in mathematics and became a fellow. In 1862, he returned to Cambridge University as a lecturer in moral science, studying and teaching logic and probability theory.[5]
In 1868, he married Susanna Carnegie Edmonstone with whom he had one son, John Archibald Venn.[4]
In 1883, he resigned from the clergy having concluded that Anglicanism was incompatible with his philosophical beliefs.[8] In the same year, Venn was elected a Fellow of the Royal Society and in the same year was awarded a Sc.D. by Cambridge.[5]
He died on 4 April 1923. His death is unspecified.[6]
- Venn is commemorated at the University of Hull by the Venn Building, built in 1928.
- A stained glass window in the dining hall of Gonville and Caius College, Cambridge, commemorates Venn's work.
Selected works[edit]
- Venn, John (January 1876). "Consistency and Real Inference". Mind 1 (1).
- Venn, John (1881). Symbolic Logic. London: Macmillan and Company. ISBN 1-4212-6044-1.
- Venn, John (1880). "On the Employment of Geometrical Diagrams for the Sensible Representation of Logical Propositions". Proceedings of the Cambridge Philosophical Society 4: 47–59.
- The Logic of Chance: An Essay on the Foundations and Province of the Theory of Probability
- First Edition (1866): Google Book Search
- Second Edition (1876): Google Book Search or Internet Archive or University of Göttingen
- Third Edition (1888): Google Book Search or Internet Archive
- Venn, John (1901). Caius College. London: F. E. Robinson & Co.
- John Caius, John Venn (1904). The Annals of Gonville and Caius College. Printed for the Cambridge Antiquarian Society, sold by Deighton, Bell & Co. (1904) – by John Caius, edited by John Venn
- ^ Venn, J. (1880). "I.On the diagrammatic and mechanical representation of propositions and reasonings". Philosophical Magazine Series 5 10 (59): 1–0. doi:10.1080/14786448008626877.
- ^ Anon (1926). "Obituary Notices of Fellows Deceased: Rudolph Messel, Frederick Thomas Trouton, John Venn, John Young Buchanan, Oliver Heaviside, Andrew Gray". Proceedings of the Royal Society A: Mathematical, Physical and Engineering Sciences 110 (756): i–v. doi:10.1098/rspa.1926.0036.
- ^ John D. Pickles, (2004). 'Venn, John Archibald (1883–1958)', Oxford Dictionary of National Biography. Oxford University Press. doi:10.1093/ref:odnb/40972.
- ^ a b John Venn - Mathematician Biography, Facts and Pictures
- ^ a b c Venn biography
- ^ a b John Venn
- ^ John Venn (English logician and philosopher) - Encyclopedia Britannica
- ^ http://www.britannica.com/EBchecked/topic/625445/John-Venn
External links[edit]
- The Venn archives clarify the confusing timeline of the various Venns.
- Obituary of John Venn (New York Times)
- Portrait of Venn by Charles Brock, and a link to a site about Venn
- Another (clearer) view of the Venn stained glass window
- John Venn at Find a Grave
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Prior to joining the Alliance, Sandra served as Vice President and Associate General Counsel at Time Warner Inc. In her role at Time Warner Aistars coordinated the company's intellectual property strategies; served as an expert to the U.S. Congress, the Copyright Office, and various departments and agencies; and represented the company in cross-industry coalitions and technology standards efforts. Aistars has also worked as a lawyer and lobbyist on intellectual property and technology issues at Weil, Gotshal & Manges, LLP, and served as the head of public relations and government affairs for a non-profit organization.
Aistars hails from a family of talent, which includes an opera singer, authors and painters. She has provided pro bono legal counsel throughout her career to numerous independent artists and creators including singer-songwriters and non- profit arts organizations.
Sandra is currently loving the paint drip painting " THEFEELINGTHATILOSTTODAY" by Markus Linnenbrink, a German born artist, living in Brooklyn. Linnenbrink names his paintings after songs he is listening to as he works. This one is named for a song by The National. She also loves that Linnenbrink often incorporates his father's photographs from their family travels in the 70's into his work. See his photo drip paintings.
Paul Vogelzang, Chief Operating Officer
Paul Vogelzang has 12+ years as a senior level communications expert, and is an avid user of technology, social media and the web. Prior to joining CA, Paul was the Executive Producer of the wildly popular web shows, MommyCast and MommyCast Latina. MommyCast enjoys the distinction of being the "first Mom" web series on iTunes and won the Webby Award, Best Family and Parenting site, 2007 & 2008. As a result of his work with MommyCast, Paul is a new media entertainment expert deeply involved with a wide variety of social media activities, serving on several boards, and speaking at industry events. Paul has served as a consultant for Believe Entertainment, Media Rights Capital, Omnicom/Porter Novelli, and worked as the Special Assistant, E-Gov, in the office of the CIO with the United States Department of Treasury. He has authored numerous articles on e-commerce, e-gov issues, marketing of financial services, and specifically, their online availability and the privacy issues surrounding those transactions.
Paul attended Brigham Young University, University of the Pacific, and has a M.B.A. from LaSalle University, Graduate School of Business.
As for Paul's artistic side, the best way to describe it is that being married to an artist complements Paul's left side of his brain. Paul's wife, Gretchen, a ballet choreographer, cast Paul in her version of "Copellia," and Paul learned the mazurka dance, and quickly realized how difficult ballet is to learn and perform, at least perform well. In addition, Paul's mother is a well-known writer, based in Northern California. Paul, surrounded by artists, is thrilled to join CA, and advocate on behalf of artists everywhere.
Connect with Paul @ Linked In. http://www.linkedin.com/in/paulvogelzang
Terry Hart, Director of Legal Policy
Prior to joining the Copyright Alliance team, Terry wrote for Copyhype, a blog he started in 2010 that aims to make copyright cool again through lengthy, dry, legally dense articles. In 2011, the site was named by the ABA Journal as one of the top 100 law blogs in the U.S. and has been cited in legal publications and online news outlets. He also provided legal research for Robert Levine's Free Ride: How digital parasites are destroying the culture business and how the culture business can fight back, published in 2011.
Terry remains fascinated with creativity and technology, a fascination that started with writing songs using an Amiga 1000 and a MIDI keyboard when he was 8 years old. His musical talents have advanced little since then, so he turned instead to the law.
Terry earned his J.D. from Chicago-Kent College of Law with a certificate in Intellectual Property. He has a B.A. in communications from Shippensburg University.
Cecile Remington, Social Media & Coalitions Coordinator
Cecile Remington possesses over 5 years of experience in marketing and social media, including brand management, advertising, event planning, market research and marketing communications. She has worked for companies such as the Sofitel Washington DC Lafayette Square, the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, the Downtown Seattle Association and Ace INA Insurance.
Cecile is an avid fan and user of social media. She enjoys Facebook and Twitter, but her favorite social media medium is instagram because of her love for photography. Cecile's other passions include: film, music, travel, food, perfume and art. One of her favorite French impressionists is Gustave Caillebotte because of his early interest in photography as an art form.
Cecile received a B.A. in French from the University of Wisconsin-Madison and an MBA from the International University of Monaco in Luxury Goods Marketing (with a concentration in fragrances). During her junior year at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, she studied abroad in Aix-en-Provence at the Institut d'Etudes Politique.
Originally from Delhi, India, Cecile grew up in Arlington, VA in a Franco-American household. In her spare time, she volunteers for two nonprofits - Forgotten Children and Dress for Success Washington DC.
Sofia Castillo, Legal Fellow
Sofia Castillo is a Legal Fellow with the Copyright Alliance. Prior to joining the Alliance, Sofia interned at the U.S. Copyright Office and the International Intellectual Property Institute where she worked on resale royalty rights for visual artists and IP issues in FTAs.
Sofia was born and raised in Caracas, Venezuela, lived in Hong Kong for two years to attend Li Po Chun United World College, and in Canada where she completed her B.A. in Anthropology and International Development at Trent University. Sofia also holds a M.A. in Latin American Studies from Stanford University. After working for three years at the Center for Justice and International Law, a DC-based human rights NGO, Sofia pursued her J.D. from American University, Washington College of Law.
Sofia found in copyright and trademark law a great anchor for her passion for photography, film, design and literature. Some of her favorite artists are painter Alphonse Mucha, photographer Richard Avedon, and writer Almudena Grandes.
Monique DeZarn, Project Assistant
Monique comes from a legal background, having spent over three years working as a legal intern and legal assistant at Kirkland and Ellis LLP. During her time at Kirkland and Ellis, Monique focused on corporate litigation and antitrust law. Prior to her time at Kirkland and Ellis, Monique worked as a Grant and Communications Intern at First People's Worldwide. Her work there introduced her to the nonprofit world, and helped to reinforce her desire to give a voice to marginalized groups, and people.
Monique earned her bachelor's degree in political science from the University of Mary Washington. While there, she focused on failed and failing states and wrote an honor's thesis that focused on the United States' relationship with Yemen- a country that she continues to find fascinating. Her other academic interest was communications, and Monique served as the opening speaker for the Fredericksburg Forum, where she met, and presented a host of interesting individuals, most notably Anthony Bourdain. She was also a two-sport NCAA athlete.
Monique's love of the arts started at the age of four, when her parents enrolled her in classical violin lessons. She follows a long lineage of violinists-her great grandfather, grandfather, uncle, and cousin, have all experienced great success and notoriety in the 'fiddling' world. As a result of her classical music rearing, Monique finds herself listening to Itzhak Perlman and Yo-Yo Ma on any one of her Apple devices daily.
Having been raised in an Afghan-American household, Monique loves to travel, explore new cultures and learn new languages. She is fluent in Spanish and Dari, is learning Arabic and wants to master French next. One of her favorite parts of traveling is eating new and interesting foods- her favorite culinary cities so far: Paris and New Orleans. Her least favorite: London.


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Patient Transplant Stories
Kidney Transplant Program celebrates 40th year, 2,000th procedure
(April 2003 HCMC Scanner publication)
Behind every number there's a story, from the first kidney transplant done at HCMC in April 1963 to the 2000th procedure that will take place this year.
Approaching transplant No. 51's green and gold home in rural Wisconsin could make a Viking's fan very uncomfortable. The 200-acre farm, tucked away within the rolling countryside, contains enough Packers and Badger memorabilia to impress even some purple and gold fans on this side of the St. Croix. But within seconds of meeting John Peper, his friendly, positive attitude and warm smile make you feel right at home.
After being on dialysis for 20 months for up to 18 hours a day per session, Peper will never forget the day he received his gift of life and freedom from being tied down to a dialysis machine.
"Sept. 17, 1970, at 9:30 a.m.," he says without hesitation. "They had tested five people in my family, and my brother in '69. They would have done it sooner, but the doctors were still wondering if it was safe to take a relative's kidney."
"Only cadaver donors were used in the early days of transplants," explains Barb Danielsen, RN, manager of HCMC's Transplant Clinic. "However, today the majority of transplant surgeries are made possible by living donors." Here at HCMC, approximately two-thirds of all transplants come from living donors, that is, someone with an emotional relationship to the recipient-a family member, spouse or close friend.
Janet Larson's Freedom from Dialysis
Janet Larson's polycystic kidneys had been removed months prior to transplant No. 1900. Like many waiting for a kidney transplant, she too had to rely on dialysis to remove toxins from her blood. On Nov. 26, 2002, she found herself thankful beyond words. That's the day she received a kidney from her cousin, Carol Pedley.
"I can never thank Carol enough for what she's done for me," said Larson on Thanksgiving Day during an interview with KARE 11's Ellen Kolodziej.
Pedley hated seeing how Larson's kidney disease affected her quality of life and she wanted to make a difference. Pedley has no regrets about donating and even said she would do it again "in a minute" to help her cousin. Pedley's kidney began functioning right away once it was transplanted and Larson no longer required dialysis.
"It's a miracle. Even the doctors are impressed by how quickly Carol's kidney worked. I'm so grateful," said a tearful Larson.
Back in Wisconsin, the cache of Green Bay Packers memorabilia at the Peper home is amazing. Even more amazing is the collection of family pictures that chronicles 32 years of living since the transplant: Peper's marriage to his beautiful wife, Lois; their son, Joey, adopted from Korea shortly after the transplant; a daughter, Kelley, born hortly thereafter; family vacations, graduations, and celebrations; and the continuation of the Peper legacy through grandchildren - all made possible by one brother's generous gift.
There's significance in numbers. But from the first transplant to the 2000 th procedure, patients being able to live life to its fullest is what matters most. Thanks to a 40-year history of providing outstanding transplant services, and the selfless efforts of kidney donors, HCMC's kidney transplant program will continue to keep hope alive for families facing kidney disease.
Pone Khamlatthanom's Story
Since last year, Pone Khamlatthanom has been watching his father, Boutheung, battle illness resulting from failing kidneys. The 23-year-old petty officer third class was stationed on a ship in Virginia, but was reassigned to duty closer to home so he could be "at the ready" to give his father his kidney. Deciding to donate a kidney to his father was easy, explains Khamlatthanom. "He's my dad and I love him. I've seen what he's gone through over the past months and I want him to feel better."
The Khamlatthanom's had procedure No. 1918 performed on March 11, 2003 and both are doing well.


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More than a year and a half after being arrested and charged with having improper contact with a former football player, Francis Murphy, 40 is being sent to state prison to serve a 5-23 month sentence.
The formal charge as outlined by the Montgomery County (where Murphy was arrested) District Attorney was "Unlawful Contact or Communication with a Minor, Promoting Prostitution, Corruption of Minors, Attempted Corruption of Minors, and related offenses."
Murphy was convicted of offering to become a boy's "sugar daddy" in return for helping the student retreive a pair of cleats the student left behind after leaving Archbishop Caroll High School in Radnor.
Murphy, who was the school's Athletic Director until the time of his arrest had recruited the student to play football for the Carroll team.
You can read more on the background of the arrest in this April 2011 report on Radnor Patch.
According to a report on Main Line Media News, Murphy has been ordered to report to prison Monday to begin serving his sentence.


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POTOMAC PARK — T.J. Hartley took a no-hitter into the seventh inning before finishing with one hit allowed and nine strikeouts during a 9-2 win for Cresaptown Eagles over Greg's Auto Body Friday at Memorial Field.
Hartley also had three of Cresaptown's eight hits with a trio of singles, and Bryson Shepherd had a double to go along with two singles.
Dilley had Greg's only hit, an infield single in the top of the seventh inning.
Cresaptown (10-4-1) plays on Tuesday at Hyndman. Greg's plays Monday at Oakland against Cork's Cars.
Rotary 11
Twigg's 8
POTOMAC PARK — Austin Farrell raked two doubles and a single for Cumberland Rotary as they outlasted Twigg's Plumbing & Heating, 11-8, at Hamilton Field Friday.
Garrett Kesner got the win, throwing a complete game. He allowed three runs in the first six innings before Twigg's scored five in the seventh. He along with: Noah Steckman, Braden Stott and Cam Chortenning each hit two singles.
Zack Ruppenkamp, Caden Watts, Danny May and Jordan Warner all knocked two singles.
Rotary (9-4-1) play Cumberland Optimist today at the Hot Stove Complex at 1:30 p.m.
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POTOMAC PARK — Noah Bible and Brett Whiteman each lined a double and two singles to lead Ridgeley VFW to a 10-8 win over Riverside Sports at Holler Field Friday.
Wyatt Yates doubled. Cody Shepherd and Garrett Weaver both had two singles.
Hunter Wilhelm and Carson Imes doubled. Austin Martin added two singled in the loss.
Ridgeley VFW improves to 12-3 and play at Frostburg 1st United Wednesday at 6 p.m.


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Brayden McNabb has been called up from Rochester to replace the injured Robyn Regehr, whose status is unknown. But Lindy Ruff just dropped this bombshell: The Sabres are calling up a forward from the Amerks today to replace an unnamed forward who was injured last night in Columbus. Ruff wouldn't give up the identity of either party.
More updates and audio to come.
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Aiden English
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Date of Birth
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A familiar face showed up on Impact Wrestling not too long ago. Ezekiel Jackson made his debut for TNA. However, it is simply a temporary stint for the big man. The belief is that Jackson signed on for a couple of appearances in order to increase his name value with independent wrestling promoters. It improves your chances of being signed when you are spotted on a nationally televised show.
August 1, 2014
Those that watch Impact Wrestling already know that Low Ki is back with TNA. The former X Division Champion has also been added to the official roster page on their website. Reports are now surfacing that Low Ki isn't just back as a wrestler. He's also working as a backstage agent for the entire X division, which means that he will be in charge of scripting the stories and the matches.
July 31, 2014
Through Twitter, Vince Russo revealed that he was completely done with TNA now. He stated that the company had asked him to take a break, but he opted to leave instead. There had been rumors floating around that he was secretly working for the company, and this basically confirms that the rumors were indeed true. The belief among fans is that Russo's involvement played a part in Spike not renewing Impact Wrestling.
July 30, 2014
While a lot of fans bashed TNA for paying big bucks to Hulk Hogan over the years, his true value is coming out as Dixie Carter is having some trouble trying to secure a new television deal for Impact Wrestling. Hogan's name value helped open a lot of doors in business for the company, and his absence has made it a bit harder to sell networks on their product.
July 29, 2014
Rumors are floating around right now that Vince McMahon would be interested in purchasing the TNA library to add to his WWE Network. It could simply just be all speculation right now, as the company has been focused on cutting back their spending because of how much money has been lost over the last several months. Obviously, no negotiations have taken place since Dixie Carter is still trying to find a new television deal for Impact Wrestling.
July 29, 2014
Since rumors broke out about Spike TV canceling Impact Wrestling, TNA officials had to react quickly to prevent their performers from panicking. Dixie Carter and her staff sent out emails to the wrestlers to let them know that the rumors were not true. She reiterated to the crew that negotiations were still ongoing with the network, and the show should remain on television.
July 29, 2014
"If it's true that Spike TV doesn't renew their deal with TNA, it's a double edged sword, in my opinion. They were and are atrociously bad at advertising the show whatsoever. I never used to see us advertised except maybe an hour before Impact Wrestling started. Not acceptable. The most annoying part when I was still wrestling there was I'd see Bellator constantly advertised, and we were doing better numbers at the time. Hell, even Manswers got better public relations by the network than we did. The bad side of the sword is that it obviously takes a ton of TNA's revenue away that they counted on to pay the wrestlers. For the company's future, I think the further they get the hell away from Spike, the better the company will be. That's just my opinion obviously." - Matt Morgan on the rumors that Spike TV is canceling their television deal with TNA
July 28, 2014
In a landscape changing bit of news, it is now being reported by TMZ that Spike TV officials have informed TNA that they will not be renewing their television for Impact Wrestling, which means that Dixie Carter and company are now scrambling to find a new home. People in the industry know that without a national television deal, it is hard for a company to maintain and grow.
July 28, 2014
TNA might have finally found a formula that works with these latest episodes of Impact Wrestling. The shows taped in New York City have been drawing in a much better audience than normal. Dixie Carter and her crew are said to be quite pleased that they're coming close to reaching 1.5 million viewers a week now. Something like this may entice management to change up their booking style.
July 26, 2014
Even though he is now back in TNA, Rob Terry still continues to work for other wrestling promotions. Thanks to the new taping schedule for Impact Wrestling, he is able to work shows in Europe in early August. At these live events, he will be working under his real name as opposed to being under a mask like he is in TNA.
July 25, 2014
Josh Mathews might not be out of a job for too long. Rumors are floating around that TNA is very close to signing him to a contract. When he was backstage at Impact Wrestling, he did not seem like a typical visitor, as management was introducing him to people backstage. The belief is that he would be a valuable asset since he understands a lot about the production in WWE.
July 25, 2014
Rumors are floating around that Matt Hardy is leaving ROH very soon. His contract is set to expire, and the belief is that neither side is interested in signing an extension. Ring of Honor officials are said to be upset with Hardy for working a couple of episodes of Impact Wrestling for TNA recently. There are also rumors that Hardy is headed back to TNA on a more permanent basis.
July 12, 2014
For those that missed Impact Wrestling this week, Austin Aries defeated Seiya Sanada to capture the TNA X Division Championship. Since the match was taped before Sanada had a chance to sign a new contract with TNA, the belief is that his potential departure was one of the reasons behind the title switch. Aries also announced that he would be cashing in the belt to get a shot at the world heavyweight champion at Destination X.
July 11, 2014
You can expect to see more of Seiya Sanada on Impact Wrestling over the next few months. The former TNA X Division Champion has decided to sign another contract with Dixie Carter that will ensure that he remains in the United States until at least the end of the year. Sanada also has a deal with the Great Muta, so he will be venturing back overseas for tours with Wrestle-1 as well. The rumored deal has been finalized.
July 7, 2014
For those that missed Impact Wrestling this week, Gail Kim is the new TNA Knockouts Champion after defeating Angelina Love in a match. Rumors are floating around that the company made the title switch because they want to use the belt to enhance an upcoming program between Gail and the returning Taryn Terrell. Some feel that this will lead to TNA giving the belt to Taryn before the end of the year.
July 4, 2014
Those of you that watch Impact Wrestling on a regular basis already know that Tommy Dreamer has returned as a character. However, do not expect to see him sticking around on TNA television for too long. His character is expected to be written off very soon. Dreamer, however, will continue to work for the company as a front office official.
July 3, 2014
For a short period of time there, Tommy Dreamer and Dixie Carter worked online wrestling fans into believing that there was real backstage heat between the two. That led many to wonder if Dreamer was still going to be working for TNA. At the recent Impact Wrestling taping, Dreamer continued to work as a backstage agent for the company. The belief is that he will remain in that role for the foreseeable future.
June 29, 2014
On the independent wrestling circuit, Matt Hardy requires a $1500 paycheck for each appearance. The promoter also has to pay for his hotel and airfare. Plus, Reby Sky gets an additional $300 for appearing as well. Since TNA really wanted Hardy to help boost interest in the latest series of Impact Wrestling episodes, the company opted to pay him twice his asking price.
June 29, 2014
On Impact Wrestling this week, Kurt Angle was revealed as the new Director of Wrestling Operations for TNA. The move was designed to keep the former world heavyweight champion on television and relevant while he recovers from his injuries. Since Angle still has a high name value in the industry, his presence really helps TNA with their marketing efforts.
June 27, 2014
Much has been made online by fans about TNA not being able to draw in big crowds for their live events. The recent Impact Wrestling shows in Bethlehem, however, managed to draw in more than 1000 fans each night. Dixie Carter and company are said to be quite pleased with the results and want to return to the area more frequently. However, the company is pretty much booked up until the fall.
June 27, 2014
Cody Rhodes made a special appearance at WWE NXT again this weekend. He showed up at a live event in Largo, Florida during a segment where Aiden English was berating Brandi Rhodes. The former tag team champion laid out the developmental wrestler being leaving with his wife.
February 15, 2014
Tyson Kidd paid a special visit to WWE NXT, and he ended up working the television taping in a match against Aiden English. Kidd successfully defeated the developmental wrestler in a singles match.
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A celebration of scallops. Ravioli filled with a scallop mousse, served with a seared scallop and a creamy white wine sauce.
Equipment and preparation: For this recipe you will need a pasta machine.
250g/9oz '00' flour, plus extra for dusting
50g/1¾oz semolina
3 medium free-range eggs
6 scallops, cleaned, removed from their shell and coral removed
40ml/1½fl oz double cream
1 lemon, juice only
1 tbsp chopped chives
1 free-range egg, lightly beaten
50g/1¾oz unsalted butter
100g/3½oz samphire
100g/3½oz sea purslane
50g/1¾oz unsalted butter
2 shallots, finely chopped
1 garlic clove, finely chopped
200ml/7fl oz white wine
200ml/7fl oz fish stock
200ml/7fl oz double cream
2 plum tomatoes, peeled, de-seeded and finely chopped
For the scallop ravioli with seared scallops, place the flour and eggs in a food processor and blend until it resembles fine breadcrumbs.
Lightly flour a clean work surface. Remove the ingredients from the food processor and bring together to form a smooth dough. Wrap in cling film and place in the fridge for at least 20 minutes.
Meanwhile, make a scallop mousse for the ravioli filling. Add two scallops and the cream to a food processor. Season with salt and freshly ground black pepper and add the lemon juice. Blend until smooth then stir in the chives. Set aside.
Divide the rested pasta dough into four and pass through a pasta machine. Start with the pasta machine at its widest setting and pass the dough through the rollers. Do not fold but repeat this process, decreasing the roller setting down grade by grade with each pass, until you reach the thinnest setting. Roll out two sheets of pasta (approximately 12x25cm/5x10in).
Lay the pasta sheets out on a work surface, dust with semolina and trim to form two equally sized rectangles. Any excess pasta can be wrapped in cling film and refrigerated for a few days or frozen for later use.
Place a spoonful of the scallop mousse in one corner of the pasta sheet approximately 2½cm/1in from the edge. Repeat at 6cm/2½in intervals until you have eight small mounds of mousse on the pasta sheet.
Brush with egg around the edge of the mounds and lay the second pasta sheet on top. Use your fingers to gently press around the mounds to remove any excess air and help the pasta sheets adhere. Use a pastry cutter to cut out 6cm/2½in rounds of ravioli.
For the white wine sauce, heat a medium frying pan and add the butter. Once melted add the shallots and fry for 2-3 minutes. Add the garlic and cook for a further two minutes. Add the wine and stock, then bring to the boil. Cook until the volume of the liquid has reduced by half. Remove from the heat and stir through the cream.
Place another frying pan over a medium heat and add a knob of butter. Once the butter has melted, add the samphire and sea purslane. Fry for 2-3 minutes, or until the samphire is tender.
Fill a large saucepan with boiling, salted water. Place the ravioli in the water and cook over a medium heat for 1-2 minutes. Drain and set aside.
Meanwhile, heat the remaining butter in a frying pan. Once the butter is foaming, add the remaining scallops and cook on each side for approximately a minute, or until golden-brown on both sides and just cooked through.
Just before serving, add the tomato and picked chervil to the white wine sauce.
To serve, place the ravioli on serving plates along with a seared scallop each, scatter the samphire and sea purslane over and finish with the cream sauce.
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