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21 April 2010
An Old Plastic with a New Structure: Nanoporous Linear Polyethylene
New strategies to functionalize this ubiquitous plastic are continually sought to improve the applicability to more technologically advanced products.
16 April 2010
Prof Truhlar
elected chair of APS division
Don Truhlar has been elected as a future chairperson of the Chemical Physics Division of the American Physical Society. In 2011 he becomes Chair-Elect, and in 2012 he becomes Chair.
16 March 2010
Prof Hillmyer
selected as McKnight Professor
Prof. Marc Hillmyer has been selected as a recipient of the University of Minnesota's special mid-career faculty award, the Distinguished McKnight University Professorship. Read more.
09 March 2010
Profs. Blank and Siepmann recognized with outstanding teaching awards
Congratulations to two of our faculty who have been chosen to receive prestigious awards for their contributions to education. Read More.
26 February 2010
Chemistry Alum
receives Giddings Award
Congratulations to an esteemed alum from the department, Lawrence Potts (Professor at Gustavus Adolphus for 40+ yrs), who has just received the Giddings Award for Excellence in Education.
18 February 2010
Prof. Haynes selected as an Alfred P. Sloan Research Fellow
This is an extraordinarily competitive award, involving nominations from the US and Canada, to recognize the achievements of scholars in science, mathematics, economics and computer science.
17 February 2010
How many atoms
can Th coordinate?
Both the X-ray and neutron diffraction results show that thorium forms bonds with fifteen hydrogen atoms; accordingly, this is the first crystallographically characterized complex with a Werner coordination number of 15. Read More
12 February 2010
Online Chemistry course featured by University News Service
Dr. Michelle Driessen's new online course in introductory chemistry was recently featured in an article for the UMN home page. Read More
09 February 2010
UMN Chemistry Alumni & Friends Breakfast Meeting
If you are planning to attend the Spring 2010 ACS National Meeting in San Francisco, CA, please join us for the U of MN Chemistry Alumni & Friends Breakfast! Read More
10 February 2010
Nobel Laureate Prof. Robert Grubbs to present Honeywell Nobel
Initiative Lecture
The Department of Chemistry is pleased to host to our second Honeywell Nobel Initiative Lecture, March 2-3, 2010. Read More
09 February 2010
Oriented Aggregation: Formation and Transformation of Mesocrystal Intermediates Revealed
Oriented aggregation is a special case of aggregation in which nanocrystals self-assemble and form new secondary single crystals. Read More
01 February 2010
of an RNA Enzyme Molecular Switch
Recently, researchers have used large scale molecular dynamics simulations to reveal the dynamical hinge points of the L1 ligase all-RNA synthetic molecular switch. Read More
22 January 2010
Micro Free Flow Electrophoresis Analysis of Mitochondria
This technique is well suited for microscale preparative separations allowing further analysis of mitochondria sub-populations. Read More
20 January 2010
Inventive Women: Portraits of Scientists and Engineers at the U of M
A photography exhibit featuring women faculty in IT at the Minnesota History Center in St. Paul, featuring chemistry Professors Gagliardi, Haynes, Lu, and Penn. Read More
14 January 2010
Voltammetry at the Ultimate Limit of Low Polarity
The Buhlmann groups reports the first example of electrochemistry with a
fluorous solvent.
08 January 2010
Off-target (side
effects) drug effects identified by computational techniques
and confirmed by experimental methods
The Distefano lab has investigated the off-target inhibition of protein farnesyltransferase (PFTase) by commercial drugs. Read More
29 December 2009
Prof Hillmyer named Fellow to AAAS
Marc A. Hillmyer: for outstanding contributions to the field of biorenewable polymers, particularly for using block copolymers to control properties and structure on the nanoscale. Read more.
23 December 2009
2009 Chemistry Newsletter
Evidence for the health and vitality of the department is plentiful in this issue of ChemNews, which features items on recent student and faculty awards, research, education innovation, and alumni achievements. Read More
18 December 2009
Mechanism of Water Oxidation for the Ru-Hbpp Catalyst
This water oxidation step is the key bottleneck currently associated with the development of commercial light harvesting devices for the photo-production of H2 from water. Read More
01 December 2009
Department of
Chemistry is ranked 15th in US
The 2009 Academic Rating of World Universities in Chemistry has placed the University of Minnesota Department of Chemistry as 22nd in the world, 15th in the U.S., and 3rd in the Big Ten. Read More
29 November 2009
Prof. Douglas
chosen "Journal Awardee"
Congratulations to Prof Chris Douglas! Synlett and Synthesis has chosen him as a "Journal Awardee" in 2010. Individuals are defined as promising young professors at the beginning of their career.
25 November 2009
Prof. Truhlar awarded honorary degree
Congratulations to Professor Don Truhlar, who has been awarded an honorary degree ("Doctor honoris causa") from the Technical University of Lodz, Poland. The degree will be conferred at a formal ceremony in Lodz in the spring, 2010.
16 November 2009
Temperature-dependent phase transition observed between polymorphic crystals
Victor Young, Chemistry's X-ray Facility Director is featured on the cover Crystal Structure Communications Publication. Read More
05 November 2009
A New Paradigm for Biomolecular Simulations
Our research will focus on developing a novel computational approach that represents a paradigm change in the way intermolecular interactions are described Read More
02 November 2009
Recipients of Department Professorships.
Congratulations to professors Hoye, Cramer, and Gao, the newest recipients of named Chemistry Department Professorships.
15 October 2009
Green Chemistry
at the U of MN Highlighted on Minnesota Public Radio
Jane Wissinger, Director of Organic Laboratories, hightlighted the important safety and energy benefits that can be gleaned from moving chemical synthesis in a Green direction. Read More
05 October 2009
Prof. Carr
awarded the Martin Medal
Please join me in congratulating Prof. Pete Carr, who was just awarded the Martin Medal by the Chromatographic Society in the UK.
05 September 2009
A human diiron enzyme that controls cell growth
A non-heme diiron active site has been demonstrated for DOHH, a human enzyme involved in regulating cell proliferation. Read More
27 August 2009
Prof. York edits new book
"Multi-scale Quantum Models for Biocatalysis: Modern Techniques and Applications", edited by Darrin York and Tai-Sung Lee, explores various molecular modelling ... Read More
24 August 2009
Prof. Lodge
receives ACS Award in Polymer Chemistry
Congratulations to Professor Timothy P. Lodge on being selected to receive the ACS Award in Polymer Chemistry. Read More
15 August 2009
Prof. Tolman named chair of Department of Chemistry
Professor William Tolman has been named chair of the Department of Chemistry succeeding Professor Jeffrey Roberts. Read More
07 August 2009
Stringing up nanobeads
Spherical colloids with diameters of a few hundred nanometers are useful building blocks for self-assembly into functional structures.
29 July 2009
Prof. Truhlar, Prof. Crawford and two alumni named ACS Fellows.
Congratulations to Regents Prof Don Truhlar and Prof Emeritus Bryce Crawford who have been selected as Fellows of the American Chemical Society. Read More
24 July 2009
Intermediates in Reactions of Copper(I) Complexes with N-Oxides
In a paper featured on the cover of the Inorganic Chemistry, the Tolman group reports new results of the reactions of copper(I) complexes... Read More
23 July 2009
Prof. Massari
receives NSF CAREER Award
Aaron Massari has received a CAREER Award from the NSF to support his research employing 2D-IR VES to understand how the molecular motions within conducting polymers... Read More
15 July 2009
Prof. Truhlar awarded 2009 Herschbach Medal
Don Truhlar received the medal at the Conference on the Dynamics of Molecular Collisions "for bold and architectural work, inspiring and empowering..."
13 July 2009
UMN Chemistry Alumni & Friends Breakfast Meeting
If you are planning to attend the Fall 2009 ACS National Meeting in Washington DC, join us for the U of MN Chemistry Breakfast Meeting. Read More
25 June 2009
Prof. Que Named
Regents Professor
Lawrence Que has been named a Regents Professor by the University's Board of Regents. The designation is the highest level of recognition given to faculty by the university. Read More
17 June 2009
Making Modern Materials
by the Metathesis Manipulation of a Monoterpene
The research teams recently demonstrated the controlled polymerization of a cyclic diene prepared from the ring-closing metathesis (RCM) reaction of myrcene... Read More.
29 May 2009
Crystal structure
of octabromoditechnetate and a study of
the quadruply bonded dimers
Understanding the properties of compounds that contain metal-metal bonds is fundamental to...
22 May 2009
More Consistent van der Waals Radii
Theoretical method yields atomic radii for all the main-group elements, a benefit for molecular modeling.
Read More.
17 May 2009
Former IT
Dean H. Ted Davis passes away
H. Ted Davis, a U of MN Regents professor of chemical engineering and materials
science and former dean of the University's Institute of Technology, died
suddenly on May 17, 2009.
30 Apr 2009
'U' launches
Center for Sustainable Polymers
The U of MN has launched the Center for Sustainable Polymers aimed at developing a new generation of environment-friendly products with Prof. Marc Hillmyer as Director. Read More.
28 Apr 2009
Prof. Truhlar
Elected to NAS
Don Truhlar has been elected to the National Academy of Sciences and is one of 72 new members and 18 foreign associates to be recognized for their distinguished and continuing achievements in original research. Read More
28 Apr 2009
Prof. Haynes
named Dreyfus Teacher-Scholar
Christy Haynes has been named a 2009 Camille and Henry Dreyfus Teacher-Scholar which recognizes Christy's considerable body of scientific accomplishments and her dedication to education in the chemical sciences.
24 Apr 2009
A Structural Resolution Cryo-TEM Study of the Early Stages of MFI Growth
A cryo-TEM study on precursor sols prior to and during the early stages of MFI formation. Cryo-TEM images with structural resolution yielded new insights in MFI growth... Read More.
16 Apr 2009
Prof. Blank
receives IREE's 2009 seed grant
The U of MN's Initiative for Renewable Energy and the Environment selected David Blank's project "Next Generation Dye-Sensitized Solar Cells"
14 Apr 2009
Breaking Strong C-H and O-H Bonds with a Diiron(IV) Complex
Electrochemical generation of a (μ-oxo)diiron(IV) complex making this the highest Fe potential experimentally determined to date. Read More.
07 Apr 2009
Prof. Truhlar
named a Fellow of Royal Society of Chemistry
This honor recognizes Don's many "contributions to the advancement of chemical science."
30 Mar 2009
Prof. Penn receives
Taylor/ITAS Award for Distinguished Teaching
The Taylor/ITAS for Distinguished Teaching was established to recognize outstanding contributions to undergraduate or graduate teaching.
25 Mar 2009
Chemistry alumnus
receives Myser Award
Prof. Gina Mancini-Samuelson, chair of the Chemistry Department
at the College of St Catherine's, received her PhD from the U of MN in 1996;
her advisor was Marian Stankovich.
19 Mar 2009
Prof. Leopold receives Morse Alumni Award
Doreen Leopold received a 2009 Horace T. Morse U of MN Alumni Award for Outstanding Contributions to Undergrad Education. With this award, Doreen will be inducted into the University's Academy of Distinguished Teachers.
2 Mar 2009
Manipulating Crystal Orientation in Nanopores
Investigators at the U of MN's and NYU's MRSEC have reported the growth of glycine nanocrystals inside aligned cylindrical nanopores of a polymer monolith... Read more
17 Feb 2009
Reduction of Nitrous Oxide to Dinitrogen by
a Mixed Valent Tricopper-Disulfido Cluster
The greenhouse gas N2O is converted to N2 under mild conditions by μ-sulfido-tetracopper Read more
10 Feb 2009
Shape-Selective C–H Oxidation
Mimicking a unique feature of an enzyme active site
with a simple model complex.
15 Jan 2009
Bio-inspired iron-catalyzed cis-dihydroxylation of an arene
This research effort is aimed at developing oxidation catalysts with economical and environmentally friendly metal centers. Read More.
22 Dec 2008
Sheep in Wolves Clothing: T-Cell Decoys from Nanoparticles
The research team of Prof. Andrew Taton was recently highlighted in the IT's "Inventing Tomorrow" publication for their work toward a cancer vaccine based on nanoparticles. Read more.
19 Dec 2008
Prof. Lodge
receives 2008 AAAS Fellowship
American Association for the Advancement of Science Fellowship awarded "for distinguished contributions to the field of polymer science, especially in polymer dynamics and in the phase behavior of block copolymers."
11 Dec 2008
Prof. Penn awarded
McKnight Fellowship
Lee Penn who has been named a McKnight Presidential Fellow of the University of Minnesota. McKnight Presidential Fellowships are awarded to the University's most promising faculty upon tenure and promotion to associate professor.
21 Nov 2008
Thermoreversible Micelle Shuttle Between an Ionic Liquid and Water
This "micelle shuttle" should enable the facile delivery or extraction of non-polar reagents to or from an ionic liquid reaction medium Read more.
21 Nov 2008
Department of
Chemistry Fall 2008 Newsletter
The leaves are changing, the U's parking ramps are full, with and Kolthoff Halls are packed with newly arrived chemistry majors and graduate students. This fall's newsletter is full of news. Read More.
19 Nov 2008
Multi-photon Ionization of Neat Solvents Yields Neat Results
A team of University researchers has demonstrated the unique behavior of isooctane when it is photoionized by multiple photons. Read More.
5 Nov 2008
One monomer, two polymers
This new material could be useful applications that require higher thermal stability than that offered by PLA. Read more.
7 Oct 2008
Prof K. Leopold
receives IT's Taylor Distinguished
These Taylor Professorships were created to encourage and recognize the college's best and most dedicated undergraduate educators.
22 Sept 2008
Prof. Haynes
receives $1.5 million NIH New Innovator Award
She is the first U of MN faculty to win this award for her research
to build a cell-by-cell human immune system to identify therapeutic approaches
for treating allergic reactions and asthma. Read
20 Sept 2008
Chemistry Outreach
program in the News
Outreach coordinator Professor Ken Leopold and Eric Olson are featured in KARE11 news video about the Science and Math Fun Fair. Read more.
10 Sept 2008
CEMS/Chem student receives prestigious award
Apollo 15 Astronaut Col. Al Worden presented senior Andrew Jones with a $10,000 scholarship from the Astronaut Scholarship Foundation (ASF). News articles: MNDaily and UMNnews release.
9 Sept 2008
Professor Pete Carr to receive the 2009 ACS Award in Analytical Chemistry.
It recognizes outstanding contributions to the science of analytical chemistry, pure or applied, carried out in the United States or Canada.
6 Sept 2008
Chemistry Professor's
research featured in two
U of MN research bulletins
Professor Darrin York's research is featured in the MSI's summer research bulletin and BICB's summer/spring research bulletin.
4 Sept 2008
Outstanding Graduate TA Awards
The winners of the Wayland E. Noland and Robert L. Ferm Outstanding Graduate Teaching Assistant awards for the 2007-2008 Academic Year are Susan Brown and Yu-Shen Lin. Read more.
1 Sept 2008
Does Electrospray Ionization Produce Gas-Phase or Liquid-Phase Structures?
Professor Steven Kass, Chemistry, U of MN was recently featured in an C&E article, "Mass Spec Ion Structure Controlled By Solvent Effects" Read more.
20 August 2008
Cell Penetrating Peptides
Currently researchers in the Distefano lab have discovered other interesting properties of prenylated molecules. Read more.
04 August 2008
Chemistry Profs in the News
Check out the article on the toxicological properties (or lack thereof) of nanoparticles in the Star Tribune. Andy Taton and Christy Haynes are quoted extensively. Read more.
31 July 2008
Electrochemical Eavesdropping: Listening to a Single Cell
The Haynes group has used an analytical chemistry technique, to characterize chemical messenger secretion from individual blood platelets. Read more
25 July 2008
Regent's Prof
Truhlar receive Herschbach Award
Don Truhlar receive the 2009 Dudley R. Herschbach Award for Excellence in Research in Collision Dynamics. The award recognizes work that is "bold and architectural... inspiring and empowering."
10 July 2008
Methyl Anion
Dethroned as the Most Basic Species
After decades as the champion of proton acceptors, the methyl anion is finally playing second fiddle to the gas-phase lithium monoxide anion. Read more.
25 June 2008
Selective Receptor-Based Chemical Sensors With Picomolar Detection Limits
Ion-selective electrodes based on receptor-doped polymeric membranes are routinely used for well over a billion measurements per year. Read more.
10 June 2008
Fe/Mn Swap in Dioxygenase Active Sites
Profs. Que/Lipscomb report an observation that the metal centers of a pair of iron- and manganese- dependent dioxygenases can be swapped without affecting the catalytic parameters... Read more.
04 June 2008
30 Billion Pounds and Counting
Professor Hillmyer's research is highlighted in Inventing Tomorrow, a publication of the Institute of Technology. Follow link for an expanded article. Read more.
28 May 2008
Extreme Separations
Research from the lab of Prof. Peter Carr was recently featured in the April 28, 2008 cover story of C&E News about exciting new approaches to liquid chromatography. Read more.
14 May 2008
Fluidic and air-stable supported lipid bilayer and cell-mimicking microarrays
As drug delivery, therapy, and medical imaging are becoming increasingly cell-specific, there is a critical need for high fidelity... Read more.
21 April 2008
Solvent Structure and Ribozyme Catalysis
Cover Story in Chemistry & Biology, from the group of Prof. William Scott (UC
Santa Cruz) in collaboration with Prof. Darrin York (UMN)
02 April 2008
What makes a mineral?
In this article, the authors review how many nanominerals and mineral nanoparticles have properties that are size dependent within the nanoscale size range. ... Read more.
31 March 2008
David Blank
received Charles E. Bowers Award
The Charles E. Bowers Faculty Teaching Award recognizes an outstanding IT professor who has demonstrated exceptional interest and commitment to teaching. Read more.
26 March 2008
Interaction of Nanoparticles with Biological Cells
Nanoscale materials are facilitating novel biomedical applications in the areas of therapeutics and assay development. Read more.
06 March 2008
Andreas Stein selected as Distinguished McKnight University Professorship.
The Distinguished McKnight Professorship is the University of Minnesota's special mid-career faculty award. Read more.
03 March 2008
Force Fields for Complex Reactions
Combined quantum mechanical and molecular mechanical (QM/MM) methods have provided powerful means for studying chemical reactions in condensed phases such as... Read more.
29 February 2008
Kris McNeill
receives Horace T. Morse Award
Horace T. Morse Alumni Awards for Outstanding Contributions to Undergraduate Education. With this award, Kris will be inducted into the University's Academy of Distinguished Teachers. Read more.
25 February 2008
Glimpses into the mechanisms of RNA catalysis revealed by molecular simulations
An area of intense experimental and theoretical research effort has been concentrated on elucidating how RNA molecules are ... Read more.
12 February 2008
Understanding Retention in Reversed-Phase Liquid Chromatography
Using efficient Monte Carlo algorithms and accurate force fields, the Siepmann group has elucidated the molecular-level details of retention in... Read more.
15 January 2008
Lee Penn receives
Taylor Career Development Award
The Taylor Career Development Award recognizes exceptional contributions to teaching by a candidate for tenure during the probationary period. Read more.
27 December 2007
The first
synthetic complex with a FeIV2(μ-O)2 diamond core
Larry Que reports the characterization of the first example of a synthetic diiron(IV) complex with an Fe2(μ-O)2 diamond core. Read more.
13 December 2007
Tough Nanoporous Membranes with a 3-D pore structure
Controlled fabrication of nanoporous polymer membranes has attracted growing interest due to their applicability as... Read More
3 December 2007
Fan Li receives
Graduate Student Silver Award
Fan Li, a Ph.D. student in Professor Andreas Stein's research group received a Graduate Student Silver Award at the Fall 2007 Meeting of the Materials Research Society Read more.
28 November 2007
Storable Sources of Atomic Fe-, Nb-, Ta- and other Wonders of Transition Metal Chemistry
Unprecedented polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbon stabilized sources of atomic Fe-, Nb-, and Ta- provide the first well-defined homoleptic 1,3-butadienemetalates. Read more.
15 November 2007
Up in the air
Silicon nanoparticles have many potential applications, for instance in photovoltaic cells.
7 November 2007
A Copper-Oxo Intermediate from O2?
Understanding the properties of synthetic copper-oxygen intermediates is important for evaluating mechanisms of oxidation by enzymes and other catalyst. Read more.
1 November 2007
FeV=O in
Bio-inspired Olefin Epoxidation Catalysis.
Nearly quantitative conversion of cyclooctene to its epoxide (200 turnovers) can be obtained within one minute... Read more.
26 October 2007
Jeff Roberts elected as AAAS Fellow
Jeffrey T. Roberts has been awarded the distinction of AAAS Fellow. Election as a Fellow is an honor bestowed upon AAAS members by their peers. Read More
22 October 2007
Playing Rubik's Cube with Nanoparticles
Colloidal crystals are of great interest in the growing field of photonics, where they may be used to manipulate the propagation or emission of light. Read more.
3 October 2007
Green Thermoplastic Elastomers
The development of new polymeric materials from renewable resources is gaining considerable attention. These materials can act as environmentally friendly... Read more.
27 September 2007
IT to host Nobel
Dr. Roderick MacKinnon is the featured Nobel laureate for the Honeywell-Nobel Initiative event on October 1-2 at the University of Minnesota-Twin Cities Read more.
25 September 2007
Nanocrystal Growth by Oriented Aggregation
Oriented aggregation is an important, nonclassical crystal growth mechanism by which nanocrystals grow... Read more.
12 September 2007
Peeking inside
an organic transistor
Charge transport at or across interfaces is central to the operation of a wide variety of molecule-based devices... Read more.
7 September 2007
Edgar Arriaga
awarded Fesler-Lampert Chair
Created in 1999 with support from Graduate School and the generosity of David and Elizabeth Fesler. The chair funds researchers and scholars who are conducting research in a project related to the subject of aging.
7 September 2007
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An ultra-secure form of coded communication could be given a boost, thanks to scientists from the Universities of Glasgow, Strathclyde and Rochester (USA).
In a paper published in the journal Science, quantum physicists have demonstrated the randomness of quantum mechanics also applies to the measurement of a particles angle and rotation.
The discovery creates new opportunities for increasing bandwidth in quantum cryptography an ultra-secure way of communicating secretly which can intrinsically detect third-party interception.
Quantum cryptography relies on the strange rules of quantum mechanics, as exhibited by entangled particles where the condition of one is instantaneously reflected in the other even if they are separated by a great distance a phenomenon called nonlocality. Thus, by measuring one particle, you can know the condition of the other.
Entanglement can occur, for example, when a light particle called a photon is split into two separate but related photons which shoot off in opposite directions. The apparent instantaneous communication between the two violates Einsteins law of relativity which says that nothing can travel faster than the speed of light.
Einstein called this spooky action at a distance and thought that this showed quantum mechanics theory was incomplete. He believed some yet-to-be-discovered local hidden variables accounted for this seemingly paradoxical behaviour, but nonlocality has been shown to exist.
The outcome of a measurement on either particle seems random, but the measurements of both always agree with each other and it is this agreement that can be used to transmit a secret message making quantum cryptography the only guaranteed form of secure communication.
Einstein did not like this randomness and famously said, God does not play dice with nature.
However, modern physics disagrees and now the research by the Glasgow scientists and their colleagues shows that the randomness of quantum mechanics also applies to the angles.
Professor Miles Padgett, Professor of Physics at the University of Glasgow, pictured above, said: God does play dice. It has been difficult to show this is the case with angle because angles are problematic: no-one can agree on how to measure them. If I say an angle is 10 degrees, you might say its 350 degrees. It depends on your starting point.
The fact that an angle can take many different values means that each particle of light, a photon, can be encoded to carry the whole alphabet, potentially increasing the data rate of quantum cryptography the only guaranteed form of secure communication.
It is guaranteed because you can detect when someone is attempting to read the message because the very act of an unauthorised measurement of an entangled photon destroys the message.
The research, entitled Quantum Correlations in optical angle-orbital angular momentum variables was funded by the Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council and is published in the latest edition of Science.
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As the only Democratic state representative on the North Side of Chicago who hasn't signaled support for legalizing gay marriage, Rep. John D'Amico is drawing lots of attention in advance of next week's veto session in Springfield.
Although supporters of the measure have regarded D'Amico as a likely opponent because he previously voted against civil unions for same-sex couples, he insists he hasn't made up his mind.
"I'm undecided right now. I'm not a 'no,'" D'Amico told me by phone this week.
"I'm just trying to reflect the district the best way I can," he said of his 15th Illinois House District, which includes his home base in the far northwest corner of the city plus parts of Glenview, Lincolnwood, Skokie, Morton Grove and Niles.
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A new poll commissioned by Illinois Unites for Marriage Equality indicates D'Amico's constituents — at least those likely to vote in a Democratic primary — strongly support legalizing same-sex marriage with 66 percent in favor compared to only 24 percent against.
The poll of 351 likely Democratic voters, conducted by Lisle-based Fako & Associates, has a margin of error of plus or minus 5 percentage points.
You always have to consider the source with any poll, although D'Amico conceded this one appears legitimate.
Still, D'Amico did not sound persuaded by the results, especially with the poll's concentration on Democratic voters.
D'Amico said he's "got a whole district to represent," not just those who take a Democratic ballot.
"I've seen a lot of numbers thrown at me," he said. "I'm trying to feel it out for myself."
D'Amico said he expects to rely more on "my own unscientific poll, talking to people."
The flip side of D'Amico's argument is that in a heavily-Democratic district like his it's the primary where he is at greatest risk of facing a serious challenge.
D'Amico, who took office in 2004, is the heir to the Laurino political dynasty in the 39th Ward. His grandfather, the late-Anthony Laurino, was the alderman, later replaced by D'Amico's aunt, Marge Laurino.
It's regarded as a heavily Catholic area and more conservative than other parts of the North Side.
The poll has an answer for that, too, finding that 64 percent of Catholics in D'Amico's district support same-sex marriage compared to 61 percent of Protestants.
That squares with previous national polling data which has shown that Catholic Americans actually support marriage equality in greater numbers than the rest of the population—in spite of the official position of the Catholic Church and the sometimes harsh opposition from its leaders.
As a Catholic himself, D'Amico acknowledged that his religious beliefs are a factor in his thinking, although not as important as reflecting the views of his district.
D'Amico is a longtime city Water Department employee, which raises the question of whether Mayor Rahm Emanuel could have some influence there.
I mean, what's the point of having state legislators on the city payroll if you can't put the squeeze on them in a pinch?
D'Amico allowed that the mayor has indeed lobbied him on behalf of the bill but that it's been "a while ago."
Might it be time for D'Amico to hear from Emanuel again?
"As it gets closer, I'm sure I will," D'Amico said.
D'Amico isn't the only North Sider who isn't expected to be on board for gay marriage, just the only Democrat.
Rep. Michael McAuliffe, a Republican who previously opposed civil unions, is also regarded as a probable "no" vote by supporters of the bill. McAuliffe did not return my call Wednesday.
Both sides in the gay marriage debate are planning a show of force in Springfield next week with supporters of the bill scheduling a major rally for Tuesday and the opponents hitting town Wednesday.
Rep. Greg Harris, the Chicago Democrat who is sponsoring the measure in the House, has not indicated if he will seek a vote during the veto session, but there is expected to be pressure on him to do so by other supporters who are determined to see where every legislator stands.
Chai Wolfman, a Sauganash Park resident who went to see D'Amico with her partner Mandi Hinkley and their three-year-old twin daughters to make the case for same-sex marriage, said the legislator told them the decision was "weighing on him."
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Me: What a bunch of morons.
At that age, I was completely oblivious to things like religious violence and world politics in general. I wasn't thinking about whether or not America "deserved" the attacks, nor was I thinking about "bombing them damn Arabs". I was simply trying to wrap my head around how and why people do such things in the first place. It's extremely cliche to look back at one's childhood with rose-tinted glasses and remember the long lost innocence of youth, but that definitive moment really did serve as an awakening; an awakening to the world around me, to the fact that the world is much, much more than my own backyard, and to the realization that not all people mean well.
On the Friday night following that fateful Tuesday morning, I stayed up late watching the victims' families hold candlelight vigils to honor the loss of their loved ones and began to cry - not out of fear, not out of grief for the collapse of the towers and the attack on "our way of life", but out of empathy for the loss of fellow humans, as well as for their families and loved ones. I was extremely shaken and disappointed in humanity when I learned that these things happen all around the world with great frequency, and (without trying to turn this into a political post) that's exactly why I couldn't bring myself to support the ensuing War on Terrorism, even though it was considered the honorable thing to do. Despite being a mere 10 year old, I thought it was important to stand my ground in the face of criticism from people much older and more educated than myself. Besides the fact that we attacked the wrong people, I felt it was reprehensible to do the same thing to others that had just been done to us. Would these people we were bombing so mercilessly not leave behind grieving families who needed them? Do they not feel pain as we do? Furthermore, why would we want to spread this sense of loss and horror that had just been cast upon us to innocent lives who deserve nothing of the sort? At the risk of sounding preachy, I still to this day don't understand why everyone in the world can't grasp the fact that violence begets even more violence. Even as a naive 5th grader, it seemed quite simple: Give peace a chance.
RIP to the victims of 9/11, and to all who have lost their lives in the wake of senseless violence.
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