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I think the first time I became aware of Rothfuss is when he was on the cover of Locus wearing a "My Marxist Feminist Dialectic Brings All the Boys to the Yard" t-shirt. I took that as a good sign, but it was a while till I finally got around to reading him. In part because the cover is so blah. Jenny bought it for me for my birthday, but even then, I dragged my heels. In part because I knew I would like it, & there is almost a burden to that foreknowing; you've got to plan on having your life consumed, you know? The burning candle of obsession is really hard to manage! & lo & behold, it was so. I mean, I kept a running series of Instagram photos as I canceled social engagements so that I could sit down & spend my evenings reading it. I live-tweeted passages from it that tickled me-- like "strange maths" being "everywhere" & "now" or when used linguistic drift to obscure "barrow" & heavy accents to reveal it-- & even read the threat "I'll slit you open & splash around like a child in a muddy puddle" out loud. It is...really good. The premise, in a nutshell, is "Ender's Game at Hogwarts." Kvothe is the sort of hyper-competent protagonist that just hits the spot sometimes, like Eugenides in the Queen's Thief books. I will say I found the "street urchin" section to be just a recapitulation of a trope; in general the book is good about using archetypes instead of cliches-- Kvothe is a Gypsy, but Rothfuss sells it, Kvothe is a prodigy, but Rothfuss sticks the landing-- but the "homeless kid" thing didn't work for me. Luckily, the rest of the novel is just delightful; I breezed right through it. Pun gloriously intended. The worldbuilding is top notch; I'm sure people are (rightly) impressed by the system of magic, but I think that the sort of "Christ-like figure" of Tehlu's story is better evidence of a great mind at work. Anthropologically sound, & that matters to me. The truth of the matter is, I'm going to rush out & buy the sequel to this immediately, which is sort of the proof in the pudding.


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ROCKINGHAM — Brenda Diggs dips her thin paintbrush into a mixed-color swatch of light green, the hue to brush blades of grass.
Meanwhile, Flo Aiken spreads a sea of crimson against a white canvas for the backdrop of a still life, while Pat Halligan sketches out the setup on a drawing pad.
These ladies, along with Peggy Andersen, make up the humble beginnings of a new artists' group: the Pee Dee Artists' Guild.
The group was started by Andersen and Halligan, who said the purpose is "so artists in the area have an opportunity to meet like minds."
Halligan said she's been doing art for 35 years and started painting in acrylics 10 years ago.
She said she noticed there wasn't much art activity in the area when she moved to Rockingham six years ago from Westminster, Maryland.
"Richmond County has a lot of artists," she said, "but there was no painting group."
Halligan said she then gravitated to the Artists' League of the Sandhills in Aberdeen. Last year, she served as the president of that group.
"We kinda got tired of driving 30 miles," she said with a chuckle. "The commute back and forth, it's a long drive."
Halligan said she was taking classes in West End through Sandhills Community College and met other artists from Richmond County.
"We thought it would be nice to have something in Rockingham," she said.
But the painting community wasn't always a blank canvas.
Andersen said there was a prior group that had been active for many years.
She said the group had been doing exhibits, but stopped about a year after the formation of the local arts council.
The current guild began meeting two weeks ago at First United Methodist Church in Rockingham.
"The church has been really nice to let us use this room," Halligan said.
The room provides plenty of space and has a television where guild members can watch art videos.
Haligan said they will also be going out to different sites around the county for outdoor paintings.
Andersen and Halligan started out ambitious, planning to meet twice a week. But the pair said they will be cutting back the meeting times to just Thursdays.
"We are just getting started," Andersen said. "It's open to everybody; it's just getting the word out that's so difficult."
"Sometimes people show up, sometimes they don't," Halligan added.
She said it takes time for people to find out about the meetings and put them on their schedules.
"Once they learn that it's great fun," she said, "they'll do it."
The group has greater aspirations than just being painting pals.
"We'd like to find some storefronts that would like to hang up the artists' paintings," Halligan said. "It would also be nice to have a pop-up gallery."
The latter would require renting a storefront for a couple of weeks for customers to purchase local artwork.
The Pee Dee Artists' Guild is also planning to hold an art show in early November, but members are still trying to finalize the details.
Halligan said they hope to make it a quarterly exhibit, rotating out different pieces of art each time.
She said the first show will feature only two-dimensional art, but members are hoping to expand to three-dimensional works for future exhibits.
The guild encourages anyone interested in joining to contact Andersen at 910-895-6909 or Halligan at 410-596-2770.
"I think it will benefit Rockingham greatly to have an active arts community," Halligan said.
Reach reporter William R. Toler at 910-817-2675.


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Hollingsworth LLP Easily Transitions from EVault Cloud Backup Service to Evault Software As Business and Data Grows
Hollingsworth LLP is among the nation's leading litigation firms, particularly in complex corporate trial and appellate work associated with pharmaceutical products, medical devices, toxic torts and product liabilities. But, that's not the only leadership role this 80-lawyer firm holds. Integral to its success is the firm's leading use of technology for litigation management. Managing thousands of electronic documents associated with the various phases of litigation, Hollingsworth LLP has had to become smarter not just in its use of systems and software but also in managing and protecting the multi-terabyte data growth it's witnessed in the last few years.
Already convinced in the merits of disk-based backup and recovery solutions from EVault™, A Seagate Company, Network Engineer Rich Spicer had come to depend on EVault Cloud Backup Service for automated, fast online data backups and restores early on in his tenure at Hollingsworth LLP. As the firm's data footprint grew significantly larger, he wanted to continue protecting the data in the same manner, but manage it more cost effectively for the firm.
He was also already sold on EVault for a number of reasons: Its ease-of-use and support for rapid cross-training within the department, its reliability and speed of backups and restores, as well as its automated e-mails that confirmed backup successes or failures. When he heard managing backups and restores internally with EVault Software could help Hollingsworth LLP:
- Significantly reduce disk-based backup costs while protecting larger amounts of data
- Build on the firm's knowledge of (and confidence in) EVault backup/restore processes
- Offer a more scalable, cost-effective data protection model as the data set grew larger
- Leverage the firm's current investments in an off-site DR/replication facility and more powerful DS3-capable WAN connection
"I was already comfortable with EVault. I didn't really need to be convinced since I'd already used it. I just had to convince my boss and the other engineer that EVault would still be the right way to go," said Spicer.
When EVault Cloud Backup Service was implemented, the firm had to protect only a few hundred gigabytes of data. Its data had since grown to 10-12 TB, much of it consisting of millions of unchanging, scanned PDF and TIFF files. 3-4 TB of the total consists of Microsoft Exchange data, Firm documents, Litigation Support databases and multiple SQL regions. Two storage area networks (SANs) had already been implemented to address the scanned data, one at the firm's headquarters and another at a nearby facility.
Replication software and a DS-3 pipe had also been implemented to replicate the scanned data from Point A to Point B. But, as the number of non-SAN-attached servers and data grew exponentially, there reached a point where SaaS became an unaffordable option.
Recalling the old days with backup tape and a spotty outside service to transport the tapes off-site, Spicer knew what he didn't want. "I didn't want to go back to managing any sort of tape library. We have 22 boxes we're backing up with enough data it would take 10-12 tapes a night," he said. "It's a small shop. We only have a few IT staff. We do everything ourselves. If you're dealing with Help Desk projects and anything went wrong, we didn't have anyone dedicated to deal with the backup software, tape libraries or tape hardware."
Spicer knew EVault would offer a better RTO/RPO profile for the firm's needs. He also knew the firm needed a more cost effective way to cover and protect the firm's current Windows servers.
After contacting EVault, Spicer learned of two steps he could take to significantly shrink the firm's monthly backup costs. The first was to renew the early EVault Cloud Backup Service contract at a much lower per-GB rate. This move alone was able to reduce the firm's monthly costs by several thousand dollars. Another move built into the contract would prove even more cost-effective: The ability to automatically upgrade to the use of EVault Software, now managed in-house.
Spicer discovered moving to EVault Software would not just allow the firm to back up all of its 3-4TB of server-based data, but would also reduce on-going costs to only a few hundred dollars a month. Once he ran the numbers, it didn't take long for Spicer and his management to be convinced.
Hollingsworth LLP now use EVault Software with its own server "vault" at the firm's data center. Using a fast, DS-3 connection and EVault's own data reduction/compression technologies, the firm has achieved faster nightly backups than those even previously performed via EVault Cloud Backup Service. More importantly, all data is now protected cleanly and easily.
Spicer couldn't be happier with his current EVault configuration. After investing in a few servers and licenses to bring the software in-house, he estimates it took him only a few months to see a return on the firm's one-time investment. "I think it's paid for itself already in the first 7 months," he said, noting that the savings — now reaching into tens of thousands of dollars a year – made the owners very happy at the end of the year budget meeting.
Calculating the numbers is impressive. They translate to an annual and monthly backup savings of more than 96 percent over the firm's prior arrangement. Scaling the system will also be relatively inexpensive since the hardware is now in place. Spicer can't quite figure out how it works, but has been duly impressed with EVault's delta and data reduction features that now make the equivalent of 36TB of backup data fit on just 3TB of disk space. "The technology is pretty amazing," he said.


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Sports card store turns into a score for collectors
At least that's what he tells people at parties when they ask him what he does for a living.
"I gave up a very good job at the State Department to come here and do this, and I tell you it's probably the best decision I ever made in my life," said Thomas.
The Sterling resident is the director of operations at Blowout Cards-The Fantastic Store in Chantilly, a sports card and memorabilia store.
Last Thursday he received an order for a box of cards that cost $550. The patron, a gentleman from Texas, was hoping he could bust open a pack with a card in it worth enough to pay for the rest of the package and then some.
At around noon Thomas sat down to broadcast the product opening on Blowout TV, his almost daily program where he opens patrons sports card packs or boxes for them and broadcasts it live on YouTube.
One of the cameras faced him, while the other faced whatever product he was opening.
Thomas chattered away to the clients as he opened packages and held the contents up to the camera.
He paused occassionally if a valuable card was about to be shown to add gravity to the moment.
At one point while going through the cards he paused. A card flashed on screen.
The card was autographed by three-time NBA Most Valuable Player LeBron James and one of the games past greats, Anfernee "Penny" Hardaway.
Thomas agreed that the card is worth thousands, possibly $5,000.
For years Thomas was one of Blowout Cards' largest customers, organizing group card openings on his own.
Thomas Fish, the owner of Blowout Cards gave him some products on consignment and eventually they talked about Thomas working full-time.
"Eventually it grew to a point where we were doing such a tremendous amount that we opened the store," said Thomas.
About a year after Thomas became a full-time employee, Blowout cards opened the brick and mortar location in Chantilly so they could order products direct from the manufacturers.
From kids to collectors
To understand how sports cards went from a kids endeavor, mostly found in bubble gum packages, to a commodity bought and sold like stocks, one must first understand the history of the industry.
Initially baseball cards were seen as a fun item for kids to play with, there was no forethought about pieces of cardboard with players on it eventually becoming valuable.
Cards were thrown away or destroyed as most kids' toys were. The cards that made it through the decades without getting destroyed became rare, the main component driving value in collectables.
In the 1980s and 90s, baseball card manufacturers saw the value that was placed on cards from decades prior.
People went to the stores in droves. According to the book "Mint Condition: How Baseball Cards Became an Obsession," in the early 1990s sports card manufacturers produced enough cards so that there were nearly 325 per person in the United States.
"Everything was so mass produced in the 80s and 90s. It is worthless now. It's not even worth the cardboard it's printed on," said Thomas.
As explained in "Mint Condition," "Kids felt overwhelmed. The industry started to cater almost exclusively to what a Beckett Baseball Card Monthly employee described as 'the hard-core collector,' an 'older male, twenty-five to forty-five, with discretionary income.'"
Some time in the early 2000s, card companies began experimenting with cards pre-autographed and inserted into regular packs.
Another popular option was game-used jersey cards, where the actual jersey a player wore in a game was cut up and placed inside the card.
In order to gain access to this kind of memorabilia, card companies had to pay some athletes millions of dollars to sit for signings, driving up the price of a box of cards substantially.
Because the price of a box of cards was so high, it was simpler to get a group of friends to go in on a case together. It was called case breaking.
Each person buying into the set was basically guaranteed to get cards from each case. Some got lucky, like Thomas' Texas customer, and others lost out.
Card manufacturers like Upper Deck, Topps and Panini fabricate rarity by producing cards with an athlete's signature or making only one of some types of cards.
By making rare cards and mixing them in with regular content, the rarer cards can be worth thousands of dollars to some collectors instantaneously.
In effect, they are creating a market for certain cards that once took decades to create.
Volatility might be even more prevalent in the sports trading card business than in the stock market.
Consider this: According to Thomas, one of the rarest rookie cards is of Robert Griffin III, the quarterback for the Redskins for most of this season. It may have gone for $10,000 at the height of its value.
Because of injuries and uncertainty about his future, Thomas thinks the value of that card might be worth $5,000-$6,000 less, just a year later.
Long gone are the days when baseball cards were something fans collected out of Tobacco cartons or bubble-gum packs.
Now unless it has a jersey or an autograph, it "isn't worth the cardboard it's printed on.
The most valuable baseball cards in the world
1. A Honus Wagner card sold at auction for $2.8 million. In the early 20th century baseball cards were inserted in tobacco cartons as a promotion, something Wagner refused to allow because he didn't want his likeness associated with tobacco. The few cards that were produced using his likeness are extremely rare.
2. Babe Ruth's rookie card from his minor league days with the Baltimore Orioles cost $517,000 at auction in 2008.
3. A Joe Doyle card sold at auction for $329,000. A printing error had him incorrectly named as pitcher Larry Doyle. The few cards that were printed before the error was caught are very rare.
4. In 2008 a 1952 Mickey Mantle rookie card which had a perfect 10 out of 10 rating for quality from Professional Sports Authenticator, one of the leaders in the field, sold at auction for $282,000.
5. A mint condition 1933 Lou Gehrig Card pulled from a Goudey Chewing Gum package sold for $275,000.
Source: Rankings according to website Celebrity Net Worth.
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"Each camper worked very hard in the stations, drills and competitions. I'm proud of the effort from each girl and they way they worked to learn the fundamentals of the game," Teague said. "I also really appreciate all of the coaches and players that came out and helped with the camp."
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Hot shot — Brooke Mills
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LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP)
One by one, students walked slowly past the food court in the Student Activities Center on the Louisville campus and waited their turns to sign the makeshift 3-by-5 foot poster of injured basketball player Kevin Ware.
`We stand behind you, Kevin! Get Well soon (hash)5!' the poster read.
Meant as a tribute to Ware, it could also have been a giant get well card for a school torn between despair for his devastating injury and excitement for one of the best sports days in school history.
Ware broke his right leg in two places Sunday, a horrifying injury that inspired the Cardinals to beat Duke and earn their second consecutive trip to the Final Four. Hours later, the Louisville women's team upset defending champion Baylor and 6-foot-8 Brittney Griner.
Still, amid the celebration, students, faculty and fans couldn't get Ware out of their minds - and they didn't seem to want to.
''It was hard to look at,'' freshman Ishmail Wheeler said of Ware's injury after signing the poster. ''I felt for him.''
All around the city, fans expressed their mixed emotions.
Steve Stober scrolled news of the Cardinals' win and Ware's injury on the digital sign outside his business, Stober's Tax Services in Old Louisville.
The messages included ''Final Four Baby!'' ''Go Cardinals!'' and ''Pray 4 Kevin Ware,'' interspersed with the business phone number. Similar messages congratulating Louisville went up last year when the Cardinals also made the Final Four.
''We take our basketball seriously here,'' said Stober, who added that even though this is his busiest season with tax day, April 15, rapidly approaching, he'll be watching the Cardinals take on the Wichita State Shockers come Saturday.
''These things don't normally meet up very well,'' Stober said. ''But I'll get to do them both.''
Ware had surgery late Sunday and remained at Methodist Hospital in Indianapolis on Monday. Cardinals coach Rick Pitino and his son, Richard, stayed in Indiana with Ware, keeping the Midwest Regional championship trophy in the room.
He could return to Louisville on Tuesday and Pitino has expressed a desire for Ware to accompany the team to Atlanta, site of the Final Four and Ware's hometown. It's unclear, however, if Ware will be medically cleared to make the trip. He said on Facebook that ''the first step is always the hardest one to take''
University President James Ramsey, who was sitting seven rows behind the Louisville bench when Ware was hurt, said during a news conference Monday that ''it was a great day to be a Cardinal,'' but added that it was ''heartbreaking'' to see Ware break his right leg in the first half while trying to block a shot by Duke's Tyler Thornton.
Ramsey said Ware will get the best medical care and rehabilitation the university can offer.
''It was just an empty feeling,'' Ramsey said. ''All of the sudden, the game wasn't important.''
The grief-stricken Cardinals played that way for a few minutes after Ware was wheeled out of Lucas Oil Stadium on a stretcher, his leg covered. But Louisville regrouped to take the lead at halftime and then pulled away from the Blue Devils in the second half to earn their way into the national semifinal.
The win triggered a celebration on campus, where students hollered out of windows and honked horns while driving around the university. The big party was downtown Louisville, on Broadway, where students and fans tied up traffic for hours. Louisville city officials reported few incidents.
That didn't mean it was totally tame.
''It got really crazy,'' said Louisville freshman Ronnie Lucciano, pulling out his cell phone to show video and stills of the revelry. ''Folks started burning tires,'' Lucciano said, referring to cars doing burnouts, ''and that's when the helicopters started coming, shining their lights to keep folks under control.''
On Monday, the antics had calmed down, but the excitement remained high.
Anticipation will no doubt build by Saturday when Louisville's men (33-5) face ninth-seeded Wichita State at the Georgia Dome. A year after losing to rival Kentucky at the Final Four in New Orleans and watching the Wildcats go on to win their eighth national championship, the Cardinals have rolled over opponents this postseason and are favored to bring the title back to the Bluegrass State again.
Louisville has thrived behind guards Russ Smith and Peyton Siva, center Gorgui Dieng and stifling pressure defense that has keyed three NCAA tournament wins of 20-plus points. That has fans here closer to realizing the dream of the city's first national championship since 1986 and eager to stoke the flames of a rivalry with Kentucky, which failed to make the tournament this year and lost in the first round of the NIT.
''It's always been that, but now it's picked up, obviously, with back-to-back Final Fours and Kentucky winning the national championship last year,'' Louisville coach Rick Pitino said. ''It means a lot in our state.''
The Cardinals women's team held on to beat Baylor and the imposing Griner 82-81 in Oklahoma City Sunday, but still has to get through second-seeded Tennessee on Tuesday to give Louisville teams in the men's and women's Final Four simultaneously for the first time. On Monday, they were basking in a sea of praise and congratulations - including a postgame locker room visit from Oklahoma City Thunder All-Star Kevin Durant, who posed for pictures with the Cardinals.
Men's point guard ''Peyton Siva texted me last night, and he's like, Coach P is going to text you,'' said Cardinals forward and Louisville native Monique Reid. ''I mean, that was pretty cool getting a great game from them, and they played an awesome game, too.
''It was just really exciting, and everybody from high school was texting me. I'm the hometown kid, and I know everybody is really excited, and my dad was crying on the phone. It was very good.''
On campus, students were especially proud to wear Cardinals red and black. It was hard to find anyone not wearing the combination in the student center.
A memorable year that began with Louisville's football team upsetting Florida in the Sugar Bowl just gets better.
''It's just unbelievable with the men and women winning,'' said senior Asaad Ali, who attended the game in Indianapolis. ''The men winning was special, but what the women did sealed the day for us. It was bittersweet because of Ware and the moment, but it was a great day.''
AP Sports Writer Jeff Latzke in Oklahoma City, Staff Writer Brett Barrouquere and Freelancer Writer Josh Abner in Louisville contributed to this report.
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MINNEAPOLIS / ST. PAUL (09/22/2013) — The environment, medical technologies, sensors, big data, and many other topics are the focus of research for new faculty hired this fall within the University of Minnesota's College of Science and Engineering. The 23 new faculty are among the best and brightest young faculty from around the world. They join nearly 400 current CSE faculty, many who are world-renowned in their fields.
Filippo Coletti
Assistant Professor
Coletti received his Ph.D. in aerospace engineering from the University of Stuttgart in Germany. Coletti worked as Senior Research Engineer at the von Karman Institute and as postdoctoral fellow at Stanford University. He has received several awards, including the Italian Ministry of Education Scholarship from the University of Perugia, the Prize for Excellence in Experimental Research from the von Karman Institute, and the Arthur Charles Main Prize from the Institution of Mechanical Engineers. His research interest lies in the area of transport and mixing in turbulent and complex flows.
Joseph Nichols
Assistant Professor
Nichols studied at MIT and received his master's degree in mechanical engineering in 2001 and his Ph.D. in mechanical engineering in 2005, both at the University of Washington. He was a postdoctoral research associate at Laboratoire d'Hydrodynamique at Ecole Polytechnique in Paris, and a postdoctoral fellow and research associate at the Center for Turbulence Research at Stanford University. His research focus is to apply high performance computational tools and mathematical theory and analysis to gain better understanding of fundamental fluid dynamical processes to drive the development of fluid technology in meeting tomorrow's energy and environmental needs.
Brenda Ogle
Assistant Professor
Ogle received her Ph.D. in biomedical engineering from the University of Minnesota. Previously, she was a research fellow and assistant professor at the Mayo Clinic College of Medicine prior to becoming a faculty member in 2006 at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. She has performed pioneering research in identifying and monitoring stem cell fusion in vivo, which includes developing innovative microfluidic/microscopy systems. She received an NSF CAREER Award in 2009. Ogle will pursue her research interests in the role of cell fusion in cardiac regeneration and tumor metastasis.
Casim Sarkar
Assistant Professor
Sakar received his Ph.D. in chemical engineering from MIT and was a postdoctoral fellow in biochemistry at the University of Zurich before he became an assistant professor at the University of Pennsylvania in 2006. Sarkar received an NSF CAREER Award in 2011. His research interests include engineering protein agonists, antagonists, and enzymes; understanding cellular decision making in lineage commitment; and network analysis and cellular programming through synthetic biology. He will continue to pursue those interests along with a new project aimed at re-engineering bacteria for oral delivery of proteins.
Xiang Cheng
Assistant Professor
Cheng earned his undergraduate degree in physics from Beijing University in China in 2002. He continued his physics studies in the United States, earning his Ph.D. from the University of Chicago in 2009. Previous to his current position, he was a postdoctoral scholar at the Cornell University Center for Materials Research. Cheng's research interests encompass soft matter physics, colloidal suspensions, fluid mechanics, granular physics, and rheology.
Renee Frontiera
Assistant Professor
Frontiera earned her bachelor's degree in chemistry and Chinese at Carleton College in Northfield, Minn. and her Ph.D. in chemistry from the University of California. She is interested in determining the effect of local environments on chemical reaction dynamics, from cellular membranes to proteins to plasmonic materials. Her research involves developing new imaging and spectroscopic techniques to examine reaction dynamics on the nanometer length scale with femtosecond time resolution. She is interested in label-free super-resolution imaging, the role of vibrations in driving electron transfer reactions, and using plasmons to drive chemical reactions.
James Johns
Assistant Professor
Johns earned his Ph.D. in physical chemistry from the University of California, Berkeley. His research encompasses developing new experimental techniques that will facilitate a better understanding and subsequent control over charge and exciton transfer at surfaces and interfaces related to energy, photovoltaics, and photocatalysis at unprecedented length and time scales. He also studies the chemistry and physics of new 2-D materials for electronics, and developing experiments that exploit their 2-D nature to elucidate the electronic structure of interfaces commonly used in electronic devices.
Ian Tonks
Assistant Professor
Tonks earned his Ph.D. in organometallic chemistry at the California Institute of Technology. His research uses inorganic, organometallic and organic synthesis to generate novel catalysts that are studied in depth through kinetic, mechanistic and computational techniques. A large focus of his research is not only on synthesis, but on reaction discovery. He is interested in developing catalysts for the copolymerization of carbon dioxide with olefins to generate new biodegradable polymers, practical and green routes to heterocycles that could be used in novel drug design, and electrocatalytic nitrogen reduction.
Lauren Linderman
Assistant Professor
Linderman received her Ph.D. from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. Her research interests include structural dynamics and smart structures technology with an emphasis on wireless sensor technology, vibration mitigation strategies, control algorithm development, vibration-based structural health monitoring (SHM), and experimental testing. She researches the use of wireless smart sensor technologies to limit the vibration response of buildings and bridges.
Dominik Schillinger
Assistant Professor
Schillinger completed his Ph.D. in 2012 at Technische Universität München in Germany. Previously, he held a postdoctoral research position at the University of Texas-Austin. He studies computational engineering and predictive modeling and simulation. Schillinger works on traditional civil engineering problems, like developing fast methods for simulating structural dynamics to determine the optimal design of wind turbines. He also works on biomedical applications, developing computational tools that find the best position of a hip implant in a patient's bone or predict pathological liver deformations based on CT scan data.
Knights received his Ph.D. in computer science at the University of Colorado at Boulder, with a certificate in Interdisciplinary Quantitative Biology from the University of Colorado's BioFrontiers Institute. He completed a postdoctoral fellowship in the lab of Ramnik Xavier at Harvard Medical School and the Broad Institute of MIT and Harvard. He will also be working with the University of Minnesota's BioTechnology Institute.
Brent Hecht
Assistant Professor
Hecht received a Ph.D. in computer science from Northwestern University. His research centers on the relationship between big data and human factors. A major focus of his work involves volunteered geographic information and its application in location-aware technologies. A recipient of many awards, he has collaborated with Google Research, Xerox PARC, and Microsoft Research, and his work has been featured in the MIT Technology Review, New Scientist, AllThingsDigital, and various international TV, radio, and Internet outlets.
Gene-Hua Ng
Assistant Professor
Ng received her Ph.D. in environmental engineering from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Her research interests lie in understanding how all the components of the hydrologic cycle—including the atmosphere, plants, soil, and groundwater—affect each other. Her research also focuses on statistical methods that merge models with data. These methods allow us to produce more reliable and informative results than could be achieved with either models or data alone.
Soheil Mhajerzefreh
Assistant Professor
Mhajerzefreh earned his undergraduate degree in electrical engineering from Iran's Sharif University in 2004 and completed his master's and Ph.D. degrees in communication systems at the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology in Lausanne (EPFL). Mhajerzefreh pursued further training as a postdoctoral scholar in the Departments of Electrical Engineering of Princeton University and the University of California, Berkeley. His research interests encompass wireless communications, multi-user information theory, bioinformatics, distributed storage, and video transmission.
Qie He
Assistant Professor
He received his bachelors degree in automation from Tsinghua University, Beijing, China, a master's degree in control science and engineering, from Tsinghua University, and his Ph.D. in industrial engineering from the Georgia Institute of Technology. He brings broad research interests in optimization, algorithms and complexity, graph theory, stochastic systems and meta-heuristics, with applications to supply chain management and transportation. His current research focus is on stochastic and dynamic optimization, mixed integer programming and combinatorial optimization.
Guangwen Kong
Assistant Professor
Kong received her bachelor's degree in mathematics from Shandong University, China, a master's degree in operations research from Fudan University, China, and her Ph.D. in operations management from the University of Southern California in 2013. Her research interests are in supply chain management, service operations and e-Commerce, information asymmetry and incentives, behavioral decision-making, game theory and optimization with applications in operations management.
Yu-jong Tzeng
Assistant Professor
Originally from Taiwan, Tzeng received her Ph.D. in mathematics at Stanford University in 2012, where she received a Gold Ph.D. Thesis Award and an Outstanding Teaching Assistant Award. Before coming to the University of Minnesota, she was a Simons postdoctoral fellow in mathematics at Harvard University. Her research focus is in algebraic geometry, cobordism theory, and enumerative geometry, where she proved an important conjecture on the enumeration of curves with prescribed singularities.
Craig Westerland
Assistant Professor
Originally from New York, Westerland earned his Ph.D. in mathematics at the University of Michigan in 2004. Following postdoctoral positions at the Institute for Advanced Study, Princeton, Mathematical Sciences Research Institute, Berkeley, and the University of Wisconsin, Madison, he was a lecturer at the University of Melbourne, Australia since 2008. His research focuses on algebraic topology, particularly concentrating on moduli spaces of curves and connections with algebraic geometry, number theory, and mathematical physics/string theory.
Christine Berkesch Zamaere
Assistant Professor
Zamaere received her Ph.D. in mathematics at Purdue University in 2010. She was a postdoctoral fellow at Stockholm University and Institut Mittag-Leffler, Sweden, and MSRI (Mathematical Sciences Research Institute), Berkeley. Prior to her current position, she was an assistant research professor at Duke University. Her research area is combinatorial aspects of algebra and geometry, and includes combinatorial structures in algebraic geometry, representation theory, commutative algebra, and linear partial differential equations, a.k.a. D-modules.
Peter Bruggeman
Associate Professor
Bruggeman received his Ph.D. in 2008 from Ghent University in Belgium. Prior to coming to Minnesota, he was an assistant professor at the Technical University at Eindhoven, Netherlands. His research focuses on plasma processes for environmental, biomedical and renewable energy technologies. His additional research interests are in plasma chemistry, plasma-liquid interaction and plasma synthesis processes.
Cari Dutcher
Benjamin Mayhugh Assistant Professor
Dutcher received her Ph.D. in chemical engineering from the University of California, Berkeley in 2009. She was a postdoctoral student in the Air Quality Research Center at the University of California, Davis from 2009-2013. Dutcher's research interests include the thermodynamics of electrolyte-containing atmospheric aerosols, fluid dynamics and rheology of polymeric solutions, and electro hydrodynamics of colloidal suspensions.
Fiona Burnell
Assistant Professor
Burnell earned her Ph.D. in physics from Princeton University. Since 2009, she has been a postdoctoral research fellow in All Souls College at Oxford University. Her research interest is understanding exotic phases of matter. This encompasses topologically ordered phases, such as the fractional quantum Hall states, and symmetry-protected phases such as topological insulators. Her work addresses a range of topics within this sphere, ranging from abstract questions about what types of exotic phases are theoretically possible, to more concrete questions about how to identify these empirically.
Tony Gherghetta
Since 2008, Gherghetta has been a professor and Australian Research Council Federation Fellow in the School of Physics at the University of Melbourne. He has also been a visiting professor in the Physics Department at Stanford University since 2010. Gherghetta earned his Ph.D. and master's degrees from the University of Chicago. He originally joined the College of Science and Engineering's School of Physics and Astronomy as an assistant professor in 2002 and was promoted to associate professor in 2006. Gherghetta's research is primarily focused on addressing physics beyond the standard model, Large Hadron Collider phenomenology, supersymmetry, extra dimensions, AdS/CFT and holography.


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NEW ORLEANS -Inside a place dedicated to peace, hundreds gathered to speak out against violence Sunday.
Imani, which describes itself as a group of young leaders in black Catholic parishes and high schools, organized a Mass against violence hosted by St. Katharine Drexel Church in Central City.
'They're losing peers, family friends, whoever, in the streets due to violence every day,' said Ansel Augustine, coordinator of Black Youth and Young Adult Ministry for the Archdiocese of New Orleans.
'One of my brothers closest friends got killed in an accident and he was shot to death,' said Quinta Alveris, a senior at Knight's Academy in Harvey.
For many young people like Alveris, the mass was a way of finding strength.
'It's hard seeing my brother. Never seen a man cry so deeply for his friend,' said Alveris.
The Mass is a first for the group, which normally organizes an event such as a revival each year.
'We all need to come together as one and be in peace,' said Kobe Robinson, a freshman at St. Augustine High School
Since Friday, at least eight people have been shot in New Orleans, including a police officer responding to an armed robbery Saturday morning in the 9th Ward. One of the shooting victims died on the scene Friday; the other seven were injured.
Sunday, young people carried signs with the names of loved ones who have been lost to violence, placing them below a statue of the Virgin Mary during the Mass.
'I think whatever we can do in our own way to help to resolve the violence that is crippling us, not only in our city but in our world, I think it's a good thing and hopefully we all want to be involved in that,' said Shelton Fabre, Auxiliary Bishop of the Archdiocese of New Orleans.
The young people hope the Mass will open up a dialogue and send a message to their peers.
'It has to stop. The violence has to stop,' said Alveris.
'In the black community, we suffer very much because of the violence in the streets, and I think it's important to get the black Catholic community involved, because in all things, when we're reminded that we're in this together, it doesn't seem so overwhelming,' said Fabre.
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So, is generating sales via online food ordering more important to an operator than managing their reputation?
32 percent of U.S. teens named Instagram the most important social network...so what are restaurateurs doing about that?
The importance of customer feedbacks that will drive insightful actions and measurement of a restaurant performance is ever Increasing.
A startup called Afterall, has developed a product for just the same.
Voyce - www.myvoyce.in
Its really elegant and innovative with the design, while clearly intelligent to ask your customers the right set of questions.
Check them out, or drop a mail to firstname.lastname@example.com
We still believe the mobile and web food order sector is just beginning to affect change in the marketplace. New, fully-evolved business models track consumer behavior and it's all about delivery.
Seems that smarter restuarants win, when they know what their customers really want...basics like good food, good service and a clean, quality environment. Sounds good to us!
Internet commerce for restaurants will absolutely make a difference and help define your success in 2015
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Shake Shack just had a spectacular week
nrn.com - The New York burger chain, with just 68 units, has been surging since its IPO in January. But the stock has been on fire over the past week, after a quarterly financial report showed sales up more ...
Authentic Palestinian Cuisine? There's an App for That
magazine.good.is - A Palestinian-British app is the brains behind a new mobile that gives people access to the popular national dishes of Palestine. Chef Joudie Kalla, who's honed her craft Gordon Ramsay's Pengelly's...
Tweeted by @foodtechconnect https://twitter.com/foodtechconnect/status/602807080626626560
Banter: Reviewing the Reviews
eventbrite.ie - You and your pals are planning a night out and want to go to a decent pub or restaurant so you naturally turn to your social media network for the skinny on what's good and what's not. But as we've...
Tweeted by @jimcarrollOTR https://twitter.com/jimcarrollOTR/status/602779129595994113
Chinese E-Commerce Giant JD Leads $70M Round In Online Produce Retailer FruitDay
techcrunch.com - Chinese e-commerce site and Alibaba rival JD.com is putting its money into fresh fruit and vegetables after it led a $70 million Series C round in FruitDay, a company that sells fresh produce acros...
Tweeted by @TechCrunch https://twitter.com/TechCrunch/status/602755228480462849
Franchise News
SRG Brings Newk's Eatery To Louisiana And TexasFranchisee group SRG diversifies its portfolio with 15-unit development agreement for Newk's Eatery in Louisiana and Texas.
IFA Opposes Damaging California Franchise LegislationIFA says new California bill would create untested new statutory language leading to costly litigation and hindering future franchise development.
Franchisee Group Brings Dunkin' To New MexicoFranchisee group with 30 years of experience will bring Dunkin' Donuts and Basin-Robbins restaurants to Albuquerque, New Mexico.
Executives Caution New York About Discriminatory Wage IncreasePro-business reps warn New York Governor Cuomo not to discriminate against franchisees by raising minimum wage.
Digital Media Updates
State of the Industry: How content marketing and native will drive a new era of engagement
Understanding the nuances between content marketing and native advertising is crucial to understanding how both can be amplified by today's automation technology. We asked over 500 brands, agencies and publishers for their answers to these questions to shed some light on the content marketing and native advertising landscape. Here's what we found out. Sponsored by PulsePoint.
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Is millennial job-hopping really a problem?
The response to this week's installment of "Ask a Millennial," which dealt with the "crisis" of job hopping among millennials, was robust. One commenter questioned whether one of our respondents, who had had three jobs in four years but didn't think of herself as a hopper, knew how to define job hopping. Others said it wasn't a millennial problem -- a bad economy or a shop in trouble may force people to job hop just so they can survive.
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Why Red Nose Day was no Ice Bucket Challenge
Red Nose Day, a U.K. fundraiser to raise money for poverty-minded charities, made its debut in the U.S. this year, culminating in a live televised event on Thursday night. But in today's always online world, the entire notion of a telethon feels contrived, according to Matt Waghorn, director of communications planning at Huge. "The telethon has been replaced by the individualized community experience." Instead, people want to feel like they're actively contributing to the greater initiative, which movements like the Ice Bucket Challenge allow.
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For Business Insider, growth beats profits (for now)
Business Insider president and COO Julie Hansen said the site is prioritizing growth over profits -- for now. With a $25 million funding round closed in January, BI is focused on launching a new consumer tech publication with 25 journalists. "Emotionally, we might want to be profitable some days, but the business plan absolutely calls for significant unprofitability this year.
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