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2015 Endowment and Debt Management Forum
February 4-6, 2015
The Waldorf Astoria
New York, NY
Senior Advisor
Mercer Hammond Investment Consulting
SHOW FULL BIO » Dick is a senior advisor at Mercer Hammond Consulting. Prior to that he was Executive Vice President at Kennedy Capital Management. From 1990 to 1996 Dick served as Vice Chancellor for Investments and Treasury Services at Washington University. From 1974 through 1990 he was a facuty member and department chair at Columbia University. He has written several books and numerous articles on college finance.
Managing Principal
Fund Evaluation Group, LLC
SHOW FULL BIO » Nolan Bean, CFA, CAIA Managing Principal / Consultant Fund Evaluation Group, LLC Nolan Bean is a managing principal and consultant at Fund Evaluation Group, LLC (FEG). Nolan has been with FEG since 2004 and is a member of FEG's Investment Policy Committee. Prior to joining FEG, Nolan worked for Waddell & Reed Financial Services. Nolan was named "2011 Nonprofit Consultant of the Year" by Foundation & Endowment Money Management. He received his M.B.A. in Quantitative Analysis and Finance from the University of Cincinnati Carl H. Linder College of Business and earned a B.S.B.A. in Finance from Georgetown College. He holds the chartered financial analyst (CFA) and chartered alternative investment analyst designations, and is a member of the CFA Institute. Fund Evaluation Group, LLC Fund Evaluation Group, LLC provides investment consulting, portfolio management and research services. Established in 1988, the independently-owned firm has approximately $35 billion in total client assets under advisement and over 80 employees.* FEG's research analysts are uniquely tenured for the industry, with the average analyst possessing more than 10 years of investment experience, and have been featured by CNBC and the Wall Street Journal. FEG is headquartered in downtown Cincinnati, and has offices in Indianapolis and Detroit. *as of 9/30/2012
President and Chief Investment Officer
University of Richmond
Illinois Wesleyan University
Vice President, Finance & Administration
Whittier College
Chief Executive and Investment Officer
Verger Capital Management LLC
SHOW FULL BIO » As Verger's Chief Executive and Chief Investment Officer, Jim oversees all investment decisions and is responsible for setting the course for the company, leading our corporate strategy and ensuring that Verger remains competitively positioned to serve our partners' needs in an increasingly complex and volatile market environment. Previously, Jim was Vice-President and Chief Investment Officer at Wake Forest University, responsible for investment of the University's endowment, working capital and life income assets of over $1.4 billion. Prior to joining Wake Forest, Jim served as Managing Director at Wilshire Associates Inc., and Chief Investment Officer and Portfolio Manager for Wilshire Funds Management, the money management arm of Wilshire Associates. At Wilshire, Jim was responsible for providing leadership on asset allocation, investment policy and investment manager selection. Jim served as the Chairman of the Wilshire Funds Management Investment Committee and served as Portfolio Manager for all of Wilshire Fund Management's alternative investment portfolios. In addition to carrying the highest word count of any bio at Verger, Jim holds a BBA in Finance from Villanova University, where he was a member of the NCAA Division I men's varsity soccer team. He is married and the father of two boys. He currently serves as a member of the Board of Directors of the ASGI Agility Income Fund, ASGI Corbin Multi-Strategy Fund, LLC, ASGI Aurora Opportunities Fund, LLC, and the ASGI Mesirow Insight Fund. Jim also sits on the Milken Global Capital Markets Advisory Council, the CAPTRUST Advisory Board, the North Carolina Investment Roundtable, the Ronald McDonald House of Winston-Salem Advisory Board, the CFA North Carolina Society's Strategic Advisory Board and serves as the Treasurer of James Denmark Loan Fund.
Investment Consultant
SHOW FULL BIO » Charles D. Ellis's professional career centered on Greenwich Associates, the international strategy consulting firm he founded in 1972. It grew in the 30 years he was Managing Partner to serve the leading firms in over 130 professional financial markets around the world. He now serves as a consultant on investing to large institutional investors, government organizations, and wealthy families, as a director of several small businesses and as Managing Partner of a pro bono partnership of nearly 100 Harvard Business School classmates and friends. Charley chairs the Whitehead Institute for Biomedical Research, where he also chairs the investment committee, and is a Trustee of the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, where he chairs the finance committee. He served as a successor trustee of Yale University, where he chaired the investment committee, as trustee of Phillips Exeter Academy and Eagle Hill School, and as an Overseer of the Stern Schools of Business at New York University. He has also served on the Visiting Committee of the Harvard Business School. A graduate of Exeter and Yale College, Charley earned an MBA (with distinction) at Harvard Business School and a Ph.D. at New York University. The author of 16 books, including The Partnership: The Making of Goldman Sachs, Joe Wilson and the Creation of Xerox, CAPITAL, and Winning the Loser's Game and, with Burt Malkiel, Elements of Investing, he has taught the advanced course in investment management at both Yale School of Management and Harvard Business School, and he is one of 11 individuals honored for lifetime contributions to the investment profession.
Principal, Risk Management & Research
Evanston Capital Management, LLC
SHOW FULL BIO » Don Fehrs joined investment firm Evanston Capital in May 2006 and is Principal - Risk Management and Research. Prior to this, he was the Chief Investment Officer at Cornell University, where he managed the University's investment assets, consisting of the endowment and other funds totaling in excess of $4 billion. Before joining Cornell in 1999, Don was at the University of Notre Dame, first as a member of the finance faculty and later as a Senior Investment Director. He started his career in the auditing and treasury divisions of Prudential Insurance, and has a bachelor's degree in economics from Cornell, an MBA from Mercer University, and a Ph.D. in finance from Florida State University. In 2014 he received the Rodney H. Adams Award from NACUBO for contributions in the field of college and university endowment and investment management.
Biological Anthropologist
Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey New Brunswick Campus
SHOW FULL BIO » Dr. Helen Fisher, PhD. is a biological anthropologist in the Department of Anthropology, Rutgers University. She has written five internationally best-selling books and many articles on the brain science of human social behavior. She is currently studying the biological basis of personality and is a pioneer in examining the neurochemistry of leadership. Using data collected from her questionnaire, the Fisher Temperament Inventory Test, taking by 13 million people in 40 countries, as well as her knowledge of genetics, brain architecture (using fMRI) and neurochemistry, Helen discusses four broad styles of thinking and behaving associated with specific brain systems. She gives detailed data on how to recognize and influence each temperament style and how individuals of each temperament dimension are predisposed to think, work, buy, innovate, follow and lead. Since 1983 Dr. Fisher has served as an anthropological commentator and/or consultant for businesses and the media. Her contracts include those with Match.com, NBC's Today Show, The Canadian Broadcasting Corporation, The Reader's Digest, Time-Life books, Roper Starch Worldwide, Procter and Gamble, Deloitte, Harpo Productions and VISA. She is currently Chief Scientific Advisor to Match.com and Chemistry.com, a division of Match.com. Fisher has appeared a many US and international TV and radio shows, including ABC 20/20, The Today Show, Nightline (ABC), The Colbert Report, The View, Dateline NBC, ABC Prime Time Live, The Anderson Cooper Show (ABC), CNN News, CNN International News, NBC Nightly News, ABC World News Tonight, Good Morning America (ABC), Charlie Rose (PBS New York), The News Hour with Jim Lehrer, MS-NBC, The Early Show (CBS), The Oprah Winfrey Show, the History Channel, The Discovery Channel, the National Geographic Channel, BBC London, Channel 4 London, and CBC Canada. She has also appeared on many regional, national, and international radio talk shows. For her work in communicating anthropology to the lay public, Helen has received the American 2 Anthropological Association's Anthropology in Media Award, and Distinguished Service Award. A documentary film on her work, Sleepless in New York, will appear in movie houses in February, 2014.
Senior Vice President
Sibson Consulting, a Division of Segal
Vice President
Hirtle, Callaghan & Co.
SHOW FULL BIO » John Griffith, CPA Vice President Hirtle Callaghan & Co At Hirtle Callaghan & Co. John works with trustees and senior leadership on investment strategy. Focusing on enterprise risk and assessing how operational and financial risk impact investment strategy. John has over 28 years of higher education experience. For 9 years he was the Chief Financial Officer and Treasurer of Bryn Mawr College. As the Treasurer he oversaw an $850 million endowment, managed cash, issued debt, and was responsible for budgeting and strategy planning. At Bryn Mawr he assisted in modernizing and diversifying the endowment. During the recession Bryn Mawr was one of only a few colleges whose debt rating was upgraded. Prior to Bryn Mawr John spent 15 years in various financial roles at the University of New Hampshire. John started his Career at Coopers & Lybrand. He earned a masters in Finance from Bentley University and Ba in Business Administration from the University of New Hampshire.
Managing Director
Prager & Co., LLC
Chief Investment Officer
University of New Hampshire Foundation, Inc.
Vice President for Business and Chief Financial Officer
Stetson University
SHOW FULL BIO » F. Robert Huth, Jr. CPA, Vice President for Business and CFO of Stetson University since July 2011, previously served at Middlebury College as EVP since 2004, as VP for Administration and Treasurer from 1999-2004, and was appointed VP for Administration and CFO in 1998. A graduate of Moravian College, he has over 35 years of experience in finance and accounting, including serving as Senior VP for Administration at Moravian College and Controller of Lehigh University. Mr. Huth is a past President of EACUBO and a former Board member of NACUBO. He is the Past President of the Addison County Chamber of Commerce Board, former Treasurer of the Addison County Economic Development Corporation Board, and VP of the Addison County Transit Resources Board. He has served as a Commissioner of the New England Association of Schools and Colleges from 2007 to 2011 and currently serves as the Chair of the Board of Tuition Plan Consortium. He is a recipient of EACUBO's Distinguished Service and NACUBO's Distinguished Business Officer Awards.
Managing Director
SHOW FULL BIO » William F. Jarvis, Managing Director, Commonfund Institute, is responsible for the Institute's research, written analysis and client publications. A financial services executive and attorney, Bill has worked with J.P. Morgan, where he spent 13 years as an investment banker in New York and Tokyo; Greenwich Associates, where he advised leading investment management firms and led the fielding of the first Commonfund Benchmarks Study; and Davis Polk & Wardwell, where he provided legal advice to global banks and securities firms. Prior to joining Commonfund in 2006, Bill served as Chief Operating Officer of a privately-held hedge fund manager based in New York City. Bill holds a B.A. in English Literature from Yale University, a J.D. from the Northwestern University School of Law, and an M.B.A. from the J.L. Kellogg Graduate School of Management.
Associate Vice President, Financial Affairs
The University of Alabama
SHOW FULL BIO » Dana Keith has served as the Associate Vice President for Financial Affairs at The University of Alabama (UA) since 2004. In this role she represents the Vice President for Financial Affairs as Chief of Staff with the authority of the Vice President's position. The Division of Financial Affairs includes approximately 1,000 service-oriented employees who provide the financial, facility, business, public safety, human resource, and support services to the UA community. In addition, she provides oversight of capital project budgets and timelines, authorizes contracts, coordinates Board of Trustees committee agenda items, and monitors the progress of Financial Affairs strategic initiatives. She is also involved with a financial team in all aspects of debt financing for the University and its affiliated Foundations. Since 2004, UA has issued over $884,280,000 in new debt, and $376,720,000 has been refinanced. In 2008, UA's affiliated foundation issued $100,460,000 for a privatized student housing project that included almost 1,600 beds. The University has made $1.87 billion in capital improvements in less than a decade with more than 69 buildings added to the campus since 2004. Prior to her position at UA, she worked at The University of Southern Mississippi for over 11 years in key financial positions including Internal Auditor, Budget Director, and Controller. She holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Medical Technology from Mississippi State University; a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration degree with an emphasis in accounting and a Master of Business Administration degree from The University of Southern Mississippi; and a Ph.D. in Higher Education Administration from The University of Alabama. She has been a Certified Public Accountant since 1991. Founded in 1831 as the state's first university and the capstone of higher education, The University of Alabama is a comprehensive, student centered research university. The University of Alabama has seen unprecedented growth in student enrollment since 2003, with enrollment topping 30,000 for the first time in fall 2010 and reaching more than 36,000 in fall 2014.
Managing Director
Northern Trust Asset Managment
Director of Institutional Marketing, Endowments & Foundations
Principal Global Investors
SHOW FULL BIO » Dale W. Kindregan Director, Institutional Marketing, Endowments and Foundations Principal Global Investors, New York Dale is responsible for building new business relationships in the endowment, foundation and hospital channels in the US. She joined the firm in 2012. Prior to her current role, Dale served as Head of Endowment and Foundation Channel for six years at PineBridge Investments (formally called AIG Investments). Prior to this, Dale spent four years at Russell Investment Group in New York as Relationship Manager for Endowments and Foundations, and prior to that several years as VP Endowment and Foundation Sales at US Trust Company in New York and Glenmede Trust Company in Philadelphia. She began her career at a small boutique investment management firm called, Del-Vest, in Wilmington, Delaware. Out of the twenty-eight years Dale has spent in the investment management field, eighteen years have been devoted exclusively to the E&F sector. She completed the 2-year Graduate Management Program from the University of Pennsylvania's Wharton School and received a bachelor's degree in Psychology from the College of William and Mary. She is an affiliate member of CFA Institute. She is member of NY Society of Security Analysts, 100 Women in Hedge Funds, and Association of Investment Management Sales Executives (AIMSE). Dale currently serves as a board member and chairs the annual benefit committee for the Jubilee Center of Hoboken Children's Educational Center. She served 16 years as a board member of the Hepatitis B Foundation and several other non-profit boards.
Executive Vice President and Head of Research
Federal Reserve Bank of New York
SHOW FULL BIO » James J. McAndrews is an executive vice president and head of the Research and Statistics Group at the Federal Reserve Bank of New York. In this role Mr. McAndrews is responsible for the briefings in support of the Bank president's participation in FOMC meetings and for the economic and financial policy analysis prepared by the Group. Mr. McAndrews has played a prominent role in the New York Fed's financial stability efforts, including contributing to the design of several liquidity facilities during the financial crisis. Mr. McAndrews joined the Bank as a senior economist in 1997 and was named an executive vice president in 2010, after having served as associate director of the Research and Statistics Group since 2009. He is a member of the Bank's Management Committee. Mr. McAndrews' main research area is the economics of money and payments. He has written extensively on topics in monetary policy implementation, the liquidity of banks and markets, and monetary arrangements in U.S. history. Recent topics include the economics of dealer banks, the management of central bank liabilities, and fire sales in securities' markets. He has analyzed and provided advice on many policy issues related to those areas for the Federal Reserve. He has served as a consulting economist to the Bank of Japan, the Bank of England, the Reserve Bank of Australia, the Swedish Riksbank and the World Bank. He holds a bachelor's degree and a doctorate degree in economics from the University of Iowa.
Executive Director of Investments
University of Tennessee
Executive Director, Global Projects Center
Stanford University
SHOW FULL BIO » Dr. Ashby Monk is the Executive Director of Stanford University's Global Projects Center. He is also a Senior Research Associate at the University of Oxford, an Advisor at the Alberta Investment Management Corp and the Senior Advisor to the Chief Investment Officer of the University of California. Dr. Monk has a strong track record of academic and industry publications. He was named by aiCIO magazine as one of the most influential academics in the institutional investing world. His research and writing has been featured in The Economist, New York Times, Wall Street Journal, Financial Times, Institutional Investor, Reuters, Forbes, and on National Public Radio among a variety of other media. His current research focus is on the design and governance of institutional investors, with particular specialization on pension and sovereign wealth funds. He received his Doctorate in Economic Geography at Oxford University and holds a Master's in International Economics from the Universite de Paris I - Pantheon Sorbonne and a Bachelor's in Economics from Princeton University.
Investment Committee Chair
Wheaton College
Vice President for Finance and Treasurer
Middlebury College
Managing Director, Investments
Vanderbilt University
SHOW FULL BIO » Bola is a Managing Director with Vanderbilt's Office of Investments, in charge of emerging/frontier markets equity, global fixed income and total portfolio risk management for the university's $4.3B endowment. Prior to joining Vanderbilt in 2008, Bola was the Managing Director of Equity Research and Investment Consulting at QSG (now Markit), a global financial services company. Before that, he worked with Emory University's investment office and held several senior positions within the Nigerian banking sector. He began his career as a software engineer. Bola is a graduate of the Goizueta Business School at Emory University with an MBA in Finance. He also holds a Masters in Computer Science from the University of Lagos, Nigeria and an undergraduate degree in Computer Science (First Class Honors) from the University of Ibadan, Nigeria. Bola is a member of the Chicago Quantitative Alliance (CQA) and is on the advisory board of several organizations.
Senior Vice President for Finance & Administration
Valparaiso University
SHOW FULL BIO » John has served as an executive focused on mission-driven not for-profit institutions with 40 years in experience in leading and managing the administrative and financial functions. Since April, 2014 he has served as the Senior Vice President for Finance and Administration at Valparaiso University in Valparaiso, Indiana. He is a member of the President's Cabinet and is responsible for the major finance and administrative operations of the University as the Chief Financial Officer. Direct reports include the Vice President for Administration, Controller, Executive Director for Capital Planning and Projects and Environmental Sustainability and the Executive Director of Auxiliary Services. John served as the Vice President for Finance and Treasurer at Loyola University Maryland from 1994 to 2010. In his role, he served as the College's Chief Financial Officer and Corporate Treasurer, reporting to the President. John participated as a member of the executive management team of Loyola University Maryland, providing leadership and direction for a major operating division enabling fulfillment of the institution's mission and goals through sound fiscal management, prudent stewardship of resources and student-centered delivery of services. Prior to his position at Loyola University Maryland he held the position of Vice President, Fiscal Affairs at Merrimack College from 1980 to 1994. For eight years prior to his tenure at Merrimack College, John served as Registrar and Dean of Administration at Northern Essex Community College. John also held a variety of positions at Northeastern University for six years including Director, Undergraduate Program; Assistant Dean, College of Business Administration; Assistant Director of Student Activities and he also served as an Instructor of Accounting, College of Business
Chief Investment Strategist
Wells Capital Management
SHOW FULL BIO » James W. Paulsen, Ph.D. Chief Investment Strategist Jim Paulsen is the chief investment strategist at Wells Capital Management. An investment management industry professional since 1983, Jim develops investment strategies that assist in the management of separate institutional account assets as well as mutual and collective investment funds. In 1997, he joined Norwest Investment Management, Inc., which later combined with Wells Capital Management. Prior to that, Jim was the senior managing director and chief investment strategist for Investors Management Group in Des Moines, Iowa. Earlier, he was president of SCI Capital Management in Cedar Rapids, Iowa. Jim is nationally recognized for his views on the economy. He frequently appears on several CNBC and Bloomberg Television programs, including regular appearances as a guest host on CNBC. BusinessWeek named him Top Economic Forecaster and BondWeek twice named him Interest Rate Forecaster of the Year. For more than 25 years, Jim has published his own commentary assessing economic and market trends through his newsletter, Economic and Market Perspective, which was named one of "101 Things Every Investor Should Know" by Money magazine. He earned a bachelor's and doctoral degree in economics from Iowa State University.
Director, Research & Policy Analysis
SHOW FULL BIO » Ken Redd is Director, Research and Policy Analysis at the National Association of College and University Business Officers (NACUBO). He came to NACUBO in 2008 from the Council of Graduate Schools, where he directed the organization's research and policy analysis efforts. At NACUBO, Ken oversees the annual Tuition Discounting Study and the NACUBO-Commonfund Study of Endowments. Ken has a master's degree in public affairs from the University of Minnesota and a bachelor's in English and political science from Tufts University.
Chief Investment Officer and President ACIMCO
Abilene Christian University
SHOW FULL BIO » Jack Rich was appointed President and Chief Investment Officer of ACIMCO (Abilene Christian University Investment Management Company) in January 2009, overseeing Abilene Christian University's investment strategies. From 1991 to 2006, he served in a variety of positions at ACU, including Executive Vice President and Vice President for finance and administration. Prior to beginning work at ACU, he worked in real estate development, banking and public accounting. Rich received a Bachelor of Business Administration from ACU and an M.B.A. from the University of Texas San Antonio. He is a CPA and earned the right to use the CFA designation in 2006. Rich serves on the boards of the Community Foundation of Abilene, Abilene Christian Schools and Kenley School.
Co-Author, Foundation and Endowment Investing and Founder and Chief Executive Officer
Uncorrelated, LLC
SHOW FULL BIO » Cathleen M. Rittereiser Founder and CEO, Uncorrelated, LLC Co-Author, Foundation and Endowment Investing and Top Hedge Fund Investors Cathleen Rittereiser is the founder and CEO of Uncorrelated, LLC, an "Act Tank" that connects institutional investors and asset managers to collaborate on solving common problems and brainstorming investment ideas. Uncorrelated's Portfolio Whiteboard Project was published in 2013 and featured in Pensions and Investments, aiCIO, and the Financial Times. Rittereiser is the co-author, with Lawrence E. Kochard—the CEO of the University of Virginia Investment Management Company—of the books Foundation and Endowment Investing (Wiley, 2008) and Top Hedge Fund Investors: Stories, Strategies, and Advice (Wiley, 2010). Prior to founding Uncorrelated, Rittereiser spent 20+ years as an investor relations and marketing executive with leading financial services and alternative investment firms. She holds an M.B.A. from NYU's Stern School of Business and an A.B. in English and Business from Franklin & Marshall College, where she serves on the investment committee.
Managing Director
Prager & Co., LLC
SHOW FULL BIO » Managing Director, San Francisco Saul Rosenbaum is a Managing Director in the Firm's San Francisco office. He has over 25 years of experience devoted to investment banking for governmental and not‐for‐profit entities. He possesses extensive knowledge of credit, economic, political and legal factors influencing the issuance of debt securities and has provided investment banking services to numerous State of California issuing authorities and borrowers. Prior to joining the firm in 1994, Mr. Rosenbaum was a Vice President in the San Francisco Public Finance Group of Prudential Securities Incorporated, where he concentrated on not-for-profit, utility, land-secured, tax increment, transportation and lease revenue financing in the western states. Before Prudential Securities, he was a Senior Consultant in the Municipal Finance Consulting Division of Ernst & Young. Mr. Rosenbaum frequently serves as a keynote speaker on topics relating to financing techniques for public/not-for-profit agencies. He is a FINRA registered securities principal. He graduated with honors from the University of Arizona where he received a BSBA with a major in Finance. E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com Phone: (415) 403-1913
Director, Municipal Finance
RBC Capital Markets, LLC
SHOW FULL BIO » Sara Russell is a Director in the Municipal Markets division of RBC Capital Markets, LLC. Her responsibilities include providing investment banking and advisory services related to the issuance of tax-exempt and taxable bonds for a variety of municipal finance and non-profit clients. She has a specialty focus in the higher education sector and significant expertise in the financing of privatized student housing. Building on her quantitative background, Ms. Russell has developed an expertise in negotiating and executing a variety of financing structures, including fixed and variable rate bonds, credit enhanced issues, public offerings and private placements for general obligation, revenue bond, lease-backed and project finance transactions. She has financed more than $3 billion in student housing and other education projects nationwide as well as more than $1 billion for other not-for-profit related financings. Some of her higher education and student housing clients have included Cleveland State University (OH), Florida Atlantic University, Franklin & Marshall College (PA), Gannon University (PA), Grambling State University (LA), Howard University (DC), Illinois State University, Millersville University of Pennsylvania, Morrisville State College (NY), Northern Illinois University, Pennsylvania State System of Higher Education, Shippensburg University of Pennsylvania, Texas A&M University System, University of Louisiana at Lafayette, University System of Maryland, University of Toledo, Southern Oregon University, University of Wyoming, Collegiate Housing Foundation and Provident Resources Group. In addition, she has been involved with numerous financings for the State of Maryland, Maryland Economic Development Corporation and Community Development Administration of the Maryland Department of Housing and Community Development. Ms. Russell has more than fifteen years of experience as a public finance banker. Prior to joining RBC Capital Markets, she was a Vice President in the Public Finance Department at Legg Mason Wood Walker, Incorporated. Ms. Russell graduated summa cum laude from Notre Dame of Maryland University with a degree in finance and economics and holds her Series 7 and Series 63 securities licenses.
Chief Investment Officer
SHOW FULL BIO » Mr. Scott, Founding Principal of KEI Investments has over 20 years of experience in the industry. Prior to founding KEI Investments in 2012, Mr. Scott held the position of Chief Investment Officer for the Alaska Permanent Fund Corporation's (APFC) $40 billion investment portfolio. During his tenure, he led the Fund in adopting a risk-factor approach to asset allocation, along with the development of a risk-based investment policy. The APFC was awarded the aiCIO Industry Innovation Award for 2010 and Institutional Investor Magazine awarded Mr. Scott the 2011 Outstanding Industry Contribution Award for the Hedge Fund Industry. Prior to APFC, Mr. Scott held the position of Assistant Treasurer at Microsoft Corporation. Mr. Scott's management responsibilities included an $80 billion global investment portfolio, a $10 billion foreign exchange hedging program and a $60 billion capital distribution plan. His team developed an extensive array of asset allocation and risk management models to set the strategic and tactical investment and hedging strategies, subsequently producing $7 billion in value-add. Mr. Scott holds a Masters Degree in Business Administration (MBA) from Central Michigan University and a Bachelors Degree in Finance from the University of Idaho. He holds the Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA) designation, is a member of the Long-Term Investor Council of the World Economic Forum and has been awarded a 2011-2013 Visiting Scholar appointment at Stanford University's Global Projects Group.
Senior Fellow, Finance & Campus Management
SHOW FULL BIO » Bob Shea joined NACUBO as senior fellow, finance and campus management in February 2013. Shea's portfolio includes finance, debt, endowment and campus management issues that impact on our membership and resemble those areas of responsibility held by chief business officers. Immediately prior to NACUBO, Shea was the Vice President for Business Affairs and Chief Financial Officer at the Community College of Rhode Island (CCRI) where he had responsibility for budget, finance, human resources, information technology, strategic planning, risk management, physical plant and security at the four campus, 18,000 student, 1,200 employee, $145 million dollar enterprise that served Rhode Islanders from all walks of life. Shea also advised the Rhode Island commissioner of higher education on strategic and financial issues. A Boston native, he served as a naval officer from 1982 until his retirement as a Captain in July 2007. He joined CCRI from his last Navy assignment at the Naval War College in Newport, Rhode Island where he led the leadership and management faculty. He holds a Masters of Business Administration from the College of William and Mary and a Master of Arts in Strategic Studies from the Naval War College. Bob has been married to Tracey Baldwin for 29 years and they recently relocated to Alexandria, Virginia. Together they have two sons, RJ a Bowdoin College grad working in finance in New York City and Andrew, a graduate of the U.S. Naval Academy, training to be a Navy pilot in Florida.
Vice Chancellor For Administration
University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh
SHOW FULL BIO » Thomas G. Sonnleitner is Vice Chancellor for Administrative Services at the University of Wisconsin Oshkosh. In his duties as Vice Chancellor at UW Oshkosh, Mr. Sonnleitner is the chief financial and facilities officer and reports to the chancellor on financial management, budget, business services, facilities management, human resources and information technology. He began his position at UW Oshkosh in March 2000. Previously Mr. Sonnleitner served as director of finance and facilities for the State College and University Systems of West Virginia from 1995 – 2000 and was the assistant vice president-- financial administration at the University of Wisconsin System offices where he had worked since 1967. Tom is a certified public accountant and a Navy veteran.
Chief Investment Officer
Case Western Reserve University
SHOW FULL BIO » Sally J. Staley Sally Staley joined Case Western Reserve University's investment office in 2002 and became Chief Investment Officer in 2006. She manages a staff of six professionals overseeing investment of the University's endowment and pension assets with a focus on understanding risk and managing to outcomes. She is also the principal liaison with the Investment Committee in formulating the University's investment and spending policies and works closely with Development staff to communicate investment results and policy to donors. Sally began her career in international bond market research and institutional sales with Salomon Brothers and Merrill Lynch followed by a transition to investment management at the State of Wisconsin Investment Board where she established the public pension fund's international fixed income program and managed an international bond portfolio. Sally later worked as Senior Consultant with the investment management consulting practice of PricewaterhouseCoopers. She holds a Master of International Affairs degree from Columbia University and a Bachelor of Arts degree from The College of Wooster where she currently serves as a Trustee and Investment Committee member. She has served for many years as a board member and investment committee Chair for both the Great Lakes Theater Festival and the Saint Luke's Foundation of Cleveland.
Chief Investment Strategist and Chief Economist
Chairman of the Investment Committee
The College of Wooster
Senior Partner
LVW Advisors
Chief Investment Officer
Brandeis University
SHOW FULL BIO » Nicholas A. Warren joined Brandeis as the Chief Investment Officer in January 2011. Nick was previously a Managing Director with Cambridge Associates, having joined in 2003. Prior to that he worked as an Investment Analyst at Northwestern University's Investment Office. Nick received a BA in Anthropology from Northwestern University in 1996 and an MBA from the University of Chicago in 2003. He became a CFA® charterholder in 2000. Nick serves on the board of the Nellie Mae Education Foundation.
Director, U.S. Public Finance
Standard & Poor's
SHOW FULL BIO » Jessica Wood is a Director in the U.S. Public Finance Ratings Group at Standard & Poor's. Jessica joined Standard & Poor's in March 2010 and has analytical responsibility for public and private colleges and universities, cultural institutions, off-balance sheet housing projects, and research institutions throughout the United States. Before joining Standard & Poor's, Jessica worked as an M&A investment banking associate at Lincoln International, coordinating transactions in middle market business services and education. Prior to her tenure at LI, Jessica worked as an investment banking associate in debt capital markets for J.P. Morgan Chase. At S&P, Jessica is the primary analyst for many high-profile universities. She also has considerable expertise working with public universities as well as off-balance sheet housing transactions. Jessica holds a Master of Business Administration in finance and accounting from the University of Chicago Booth School of Business, and a Bachelors of Science in Mathematics and Economics from Wake Forest University. She is a member of the National Federation of Municipal Analysts and the Chicago Municipal Analyst Society.
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2015 Endowment and Debt Management Forum
February 4-6, 2015
Estimated CPEs:14
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After 12 years of homelessness Kazimir (56) still has his hopes up. He doesn't use drugs nor alcohol, he speaks fluently Lithuanian, Russian and Hindi and is actively keeping care of himself and his belongings. Still he struggles getting employed due to high amounts of discrimination even on the corporate level in his home town, Vilnius. In the house of homeless the conditions are even worse thus forcing him to live on the street. Kazimir is afraid of winter and hopes to have enough money before its arrival to move abroad and start his life anew.
Photographed in Lithuania, 2012.
The series was exhibited in Jukka Male Museum, Helsinki, 16.11.2012-20.1.2013.

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Beautiful, soft, and well-maintained singletrack trails through old growth forest with waterfalls, lakes, cascading creeks, and views of the Puget Sound, the surrounding islands, and on clear days the Cascade and Olympic Mountain Ranges, including Mt. Baker, Mt. Rainier, and Mt. St Helens!The Orcas Island 50k (and its sister race, the Orcas Island 25k) is quite unique in the trail running world. The course alone makes this race special - old-growth forests, tough climbs, and spectacular views of surrounding islands, mountains, and Puget Sound - but what truly sets it apart is the sense of community. With live music, great post-race food and beer, and a chance to hang out all weekend on a gorgeous island with tough trails and great friends, these are the races that set Rainshadow apart from the rest, and leave you wondering: Why run anywhere else?
After changes nearly every year, we've finally found a classic. With 8400+ feet of elevation gain, this course will make you work. We'll have four aid stations to help you along, though (mile 6.4, at Mountain Lake; mile 14.6, at Mt Pickett; mile 20.6, at North Arch; and 25.8, at the summit of Mt. Constitution - the highest point in the San Juans!), and far more spectacular views to keep you company along the way. Cut-offs will be strictly enforced at four places: Mountain Lake, at 10 am; Mt Pickett, at noon; North Arch, at 1:30 pm; and the Mt. Constitution summit at 3:30 pm. If a runner does not make it to these locations before these cut-off times, they may be removed from the race for their safety, the safety of our volunteers, and to keep the race on schedule for our permits and plans.Please visit our Orcas Island 50k page for course maps, course descriptions, and elevation profile, and a detailed course description. Like all Rainshadow races, the 50k course will be well-marked, but please print maps and course descriptions and bring them with you if you'll need them on race-day. More information can be found at RainshadowRunning.com. *As with all Rainshadow races, we don't do wait-lists, and all entries are non-refundable and non-transferable to other runners.**50% transfer credit will be available for anyone who emails us [firstname.lastname@example.com] at least 30 days' prior to race-weekend.*


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Why so many people hate drakes fire ??
29-02-2012, 08:33 AM | Post: #21SweetName
I'll just add...
THIS is what you can do with the rpg.
Now show me what the DF can do that is in any way comparable.
Again, DF is for camp spamming...
Rpg is for gunners who know how to play.
(If gunners are playing right... you don't NEED to spam a derpzooka to "suppress" or "remove cover" A well played gunner already does that stuff.)
TLDR: Dragonzooka is called a noob gun... because it replaces the vast majority of the "skill moves" in a gunners arsenal with a weapon that is most rewarding when spammed behind corners. Good gunners do better with the RPG. Bad gunners do better with the DF. (and then remove any potential to actually get good... by spamming instead.)
29-02-2012, 08:47 AM | Post: #22Drew
There is one good fact about the DF (yes, it is the only good fact about it lol).
If you use it right, it's a major anti-camper tool.
I had a commando on the church bell tower camping so I used the DF to attack him on the rear side. He was QQing all over the place that it was such a noob weapon till I reminded him that it took me 6 shots to kill him, which was more then enough time for him to move from the camp spot, yet he was stupid enough to just sit there and take it lol.
29-02-2012, 09:03 AM | Post: #23SweetName
(29-02-2012 08:47 AM)Drew Wrote: There is one good fact about the DF (yes, it is the only good fact about it lol).
But again....
The regular zooka will launch anyone from the tower as well...
or a kegzooka...
or just rocket jump your own way up there.
29-02-2012, 04:55 PM | Post: #24Leet-G4nner
It was OP until it was nerfed.
Now? Its not so powerful.
29-02-2012, 05:19 PM | Post: #25Zadath
What I found most annoying about it was the fact that it was like a soldier's grenade--except better in every way.
Now, after the patch, I'm not sure; I haven't seen it used as much.
29-02-2012, 05:23 PM | Post: #26Holefire
Cause its a cheap ass weapon that requires zero skill. It sickens me to spawn into a map where nubs are camped on either side of a map and spamming those and the POS MGL at each other at random spots just hoping something hits someone.
Learn to aim and buy real weapons
29-02-2012, 06:05 PM | Post: #27Zellron
I'm generally an opponent of weapons which allow you to kill the enemy without exposing yourself to harm at all.
29-02-2012, 06:08 PM | Post: #28ManKik
i hate it for so many reasons
those nightmares i will never forget it ._.
29-02-2012, 07:44 PM | Post: #29NikolajG.
(29-02-2012 08:33 AM)SweetName Wrote: I'll just add...
Yea, i prefere panzerfist too, but sometimes I want to change. When I am boored with it i use DF. And as someon said here, its good anticamper weapon.
29-02-2012, 07:47 PM | Post: #30johamand
(25-02-2012 09:34 PM)NikolajG. Wrote: A lot of guys say its nobish weapon, i said it works.
(29-02-2012 08:33 AM)SweetName Wrote: I'll just add...
Blackleader wont count, he is not a human D:
29-02-2012, 09:08 PM | Post: #31Drew
(29-02-2012 09:03 AM)SweetName Wrote: But again....
But it can't hit the other side of the church from you.
/only useful thing I've found about the DF lol.
That and bouncing the shots around corners to finish off fleeing commandos.
01-03-2012, 08:41 PM | Post: #32Gyzmon33
A gunner who cant rocket jump is no real gunner to me.
25-03-2012, 03:41 PM | Post: #33mehul3
25-03-2012, 03:44 PM | Post: #34TrudleR
It's ok after the nerf...
25-03-2012, 10:35 PM | Post: #35Titan~Sniper
(25-02-2012 09:40 PM)ELIT281 Wrote: Cuz its OP!
(25-02-2012 09:44 PM)SaltShooter Wrote: it's owerpowered beacuse it makes 60 damage from long rangetalking about it as an OP weapon just makes me feel so <yaoming meme>
if you don't know , they nerfed its damage from 45~to 30~ , the blast radius and the time needed for each ball to explode , you can't camp any more... so stop QQ'ing plz
(25-02-2012 10:12 PM)Freunddesteufels Wrote: People hate it because they can't use it either because of their class, or because they can't afford it. Either way just try to ignore them. They wont be happy until every gun is nerfed to the point that you can't kill them with it. I get called a noob pretty much every time I kill anyone with any weapon. They just jelly cause they dead. It's just another gun, like any other gun they just don't like that you killed them with it. I've personally been kicked from servers for using the DF by an admin who was a gunner and was also using the DF himself, he just didn't like that I was better at it then him. Nothing in this game is "noob" it's part of the game. Tonics, DF's, or anything else people call noobish they just mad cause they dead and your still alive. The day that I log into this game and nobody calls someone else a noob is the day that the servers go down and nobody will ever play again, til then just ignore them trolls. Good Luck bud^ this
(26-02-2012 06:47 AM)Diggidy Wrote: - causes the short range class to camp at long rangeWho said , you can't kegzooka , i wish i had a better pc so that i could upload a video with my DFkeg gameplay , you can easily kill a group if you know how to use keg + ur DF ( at close range , not camping as you say)
+ a skilled gunner never use DF in a vehicle map..
25-03-2012, 10:37 PM | Post: #36Titan~Sniper
(25-02-2012 09:34 PM)NikolajG. Wrote: A lot of guys say its nobish weapon, i said it works.i think it's a cool thread.
26-03-2012, 11:43 AM | Post: #37Ekhayl
How dare you people disagree with SweetName?!!
No, seriously, if not for him, I'd lost my belief in this community long ago...
Nobody seems to be able to be a little bit objective, at least that's the impression I get :/
If people would just look at the facts...
What does the DF grant you that comes even close to what is shown possible in Blackleader's video?
Oh, and sometimes I tend to not healing helpless DF Gunners if attacked by a tank, it's hilarious
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26-03-2012, 01:04 PM | Post: #38Titan~Sniper
(26-03-2012 11:43 AM)Ekhayl Wrote: @topic:
DF gunner in a vehicle map??
just Meh..you just should blast a JEEP into his face..
26-03-2012, 01:08 PM | Post: #39Titan~Sniper
@sweetName , Now ppl will start crying to nerf the keg damage after that video. :<
27-03-2012, 02:50 PM | Post: #40Mrs.Murder
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Sienna Miller gossip, latest news, photos, and video.
Sienna's Cannes closers
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Sienna Miller wore two Gucci dresses to close Cannes. The first was a dusty rose tiered gown that would have been just ok if not for that red collar and the caped shoulder which saves it from being Marchesa which, kinda sounds like I just compared sh-t to diarrhoea. Not my intention. For the final evening, it was blue leather on top and flirty skirt on the bottom and for me, the standout here is her hair. Full Story
Once upon a time, in a parallel Gossip Universe
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Jury photo call today in Cannes… Sienna Miller and Jake Gyllenhaal. They're friends, obviously. And just friends, of course. But again, once upon a time in a parallel Gossip Universe, this looks really, really good. Like great. Maybe 5 years ago. This Sienna, as we've seen, it's been a career turnaround. Full Story
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Sienna Miller, Jake Gyllenhaal, and Julianne Moore are among the long list of celebrities arriving in Nice today ahead of the Cannes Film Festival. Let's start with Jake, because we were talking about him yesterday and whether or not the photo I linked to was of him having breakfast/lunch with Ruth Wilson or Rachel McAdams – click here Full Story
Sienna's red MET tuxedo
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This was close, I have to tell you. It was close to be the Best for me. And if it were any other year, or event, sh-t, it probably would have been. But this is why Sienna Miller is so worth waiting for. I want to remember this look. I promise to remember it all year and keep coming back to her as a standard for comparison. Full Story
Sienna Miller, member of the jury
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Sienna Miller's name was on the list of 2015 jury members at the Cannes Film Festival released yesterday, one of the reasons why people were calling it the prettiest jury ever. Sienna is, obviously, very pretty. But inviting her to be part of the judging panel was not just motivated by her looks, especially not when you consider the year she's just had, appearing in both Foxcatcher and American Sniper and following that up with a run on Broadway in Cabaret. Full Story
Twigs & Robert Pattinson at the BRITs
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The BRIT Awards are well underway in London. FKA twigs is there for the first time. She posed on her own on the red carpet and was joined inside by boyfriend Robert Pattinson who flew out of LA yesterday to be with her at the show. No official shots of Pattinson yet but this image has been making the rounds on Twitter from inside the show: #RobertPattinson Full Story
Sienna Miller: Understated Oscar Presenter
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Let us be clear that this was not the year any of us predicted for Sienna Miller – right? When she squealed with delight at American Sniper winning, I'd forgotten that she was even in it, because I associated her with Foxcatcher. Imagine being in two such high profile films in one year? I read on Twitter tonight that @boobsradley Full Story
Sienna's big weekend
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As mentioned earlier, it was a big weekend for American Sniper, Bradley Cooper, and Clint Eastwood. Sienna Miller gets to enjoy that too, right? We've talked about what a ride she's had the last year or so. And now, being part of a film that just turned this into a legitimate race… it's good for her. Full Story
Sweater dress and a water fight
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This Celine sweater dress on Sienna Miller…I can't. I can't control my WANT. I would wear it every single day. I would never wear it and get into a water fight, are you f-cked? Then again, it's because for me, the sweater dress would be a major acquisition. For a celebrity, it's one of many. Full Story
Sienna Miller: Best of the deep cuts at the Globes
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There were a lot of deep cuts last night. Of varying breast sizes. My vote is for Sienna Miller in Miu Miu. Because her deep cut wasn't the dominating feature. It wasn't the main event of her entire look. The deep cut didn't take away from the beading, the detail, the art of the design. Full Story
Sienna Miller on the Motherhood Whitewash
Sienna Miller is continuing to promote American Sniper. American Sniper just received a nomination today from the Producers Guild, by the way. Ahead of both Unbroken and Selma. In addition to American Sniper, the PGAs went with Gone Girl. Foxcatcher also made the list. So of the Top 10 films of the year, according the Producers Guild, Sienna Miller is in TWO of them. Full Story
Sienna and the Boho Moment
Vogue January 2015 issue. Sienna Miller on the cover. God she has such a lovely face. And the smattering of freckles across her nose is so attractive. This is about Sienna starring in American Sniper. Really though, as the front page promises, it's about Sienna's "second act". Full Story
Table posing
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Sienna supports Tom
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Sienna Miller supported her partner Tom Sturridge at the London premiere of Effie Gray this weekend in London. Great print on that dress. They seem happy and relaxed together. Not that it's any of my goddamn business but I'm relieved to see that. Professionally, it's not a good time for Sienna to get restless. Full Story


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See vehicles new and old as The Regent Street Motor Show rolls into the capital once again.
The famous shopping street is closed off to run-of-the-mill traffic as a wealth of classic and exotic cars take to the street for the day. Visitors and car fanatics can get up close to various vintage vehicles that date from pre 1905 up to the present day.
The largest free motor show in the UK, this impressive display in a unique setting is essential viewing for any motoring enthusiast.
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Sugiyama Jogakuen University's Elementary
Every morning we visit a school. And every morning I think, "That was magic, we'll never be able to top this."
And every time I'm wrong.
We visited Sugiyama Jogakuen Elementary yesterday morning, and, well, how am I going to explain this? You know what, for right now, I won't. I'm in Kyoto for a couple of days so I'll see if I can't work on something that will maybe get it across. For now, I'll just leave you with a picture or two that won't do justice to what happened. The temporary story is this -
We arrived at Sugiyama, which is an all-girl school. Before we went to their assembly hall we visited with the Head Master, who was charming beyond belief. Two of the students arrived to escort Dean and I to the hall. I hopped up and started out the door, but suddenly got a vibe that I should bring my little Flip video camera. So I turned around and picked it up.
That decision was probably the best one I'll make this year.
More on that later. For now, here is a picture of Dean leaving the assembly hall after our question and answer session. He is being swarmed by the younger group of 354 girls somewhere from 1st to 6th grade. Dean is carrying flowers that they gave him and is actually trying to not fall over. I'm about eight feet behind him in a similar situation. The next to last picture is the entire hall giving a super high energy shout-out to a row of TV video cameras that lined up on the stage after we left it.
The very last picture is a detail I had to pluck out of that picture for you. I think it does a better job of explaining the community at that school better than I could.
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Pretty Little Liars Burning Question: Can We Trust Dr. Sullivan on Pretty Little Liars?
Dr. Anne Sullivan (Annabeth Gish) is back in Rosewood during Pretty Little Liars Season 3B, and we're far from convinced that's good news for the girls.
Dr. Sullivan seems well intentioned, and she certainly did come off as freaked by Mona (Janel Parrish) in Season 3, Episode 18: "Dead to Me" but we all know that no one can be trusted in Rosewood. This psychiatrist sets off warning bells for us, and that's more true than ever now that we know Toby (Keegan Allen) is on the "A" team.
Here are four reasons we don't trust Dr. Sullivan.
1. Toby is the one who brought her back. In Season 2 Dr. Sullivan disappeared, only to be brought back to Rosewood just in time for Mona's (Janel Parrish) capture. Who brought her back? Oh, you know, just Toby (Keegan Allen). Given that Toby is part of the "A" team, we feel like this can't be a coincidence. And if it's not a coincidence, it very well might mean Dr. Sullivan was working to help the "A" team.
2. Blackmail. In Season 2 we saw Dr. Sullivan being threatened by "A", so it seems hard to believe she's actively part of the "A" team (unless the main "A" was punishing her for being out of line?). However, she also admitted to the girls that "A" was blackmailing her into staying away, by threatening her son. She claimed Toby's courage inspired her to come back anyway, but now that we know Toby is part of the "A" team, we have to wonder if maybe she was still under duress when she said that. Perhaps she was moved less by Toby's bravery than by his threats. If so, she very well could still be under the "A"' team's thumb.
This theory might also explain her reaction to seeing Mona in Episode 18 — if she's still being threatened by the "A" team, of course she wouldn't want Mona at her door.
3. She's the one who diagnosed Mona. Dr. Sullivan was the person who diagnosed Mona with the personality disorder that landed her in Radley instead of jail. As we've seen this season, Mona could still do a lot of damage from inside Radley's walls, and it didn't take her long to get released. Was Dr. Sullivan purposefully doing her a favor when she declared her insane?
4. Emily's dream. Dr. Sullivan is the one that convinced Emily (Shay Mitchell) to try hypnotherapy, which ended up with her thinking she'd killed Alison (Sasha Pieterse). Could Sullivan have purposefully been messing with Emily, or trying to get information out of her?
Some people have actually speculated that Dr. Sullivan is Toby's mom (who, yes, is supposedly dead, but hey, that could be a lie), which would add a whole new level to the idea that her son is being blackmailed.
What do you think? Can we trust Dr. Sullivan? Let us know in the comments below.
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Bravo Charlie Mike Hotel have been producing heaps of killer work for the London Design Festival
The London Design Festival is predominantly about big name product and furniture designers putting their wares on display and staking their claim to the beautifully crafted throne of design greatness. But there are a whole host of other creatives slaving away to make the event as successful as it is, and they're often overlooked. I'm talking of course, about graphic designers and the sterling work they do creating the signage, promotional material and environments for all aspects of the festival, the poor loves.
One studio who managed to produce a remarkable amount of work for the LDF was Bravo Charlie Mike Hotel. The east London-based studio smashed out a vast quantity of quality work for the likes of Design Junction, Studio Toogood and Another Country, but did anyone at the festival notice? We hope so, but if not let's right that wrong and bask in the brilliance of a studio at the top of their game producing work for one of the world's top design festivals. Nice!


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Cytoplasmic streaming is the flowing of cytoplasm in eukaryotic cells. This occurs in both plant and animal cells. It creates cytoplasmic reorganization during cell reproduction. In some unicellular eukaryotes, such as amoeba, it provides the mechanism for cell locomotion. It aids in the delivery of nutrients, metabolites, and genetic information to all parts of larger plant cells. It vigorously "stirs" these components about the cytoplasm, allowing them to flow to all parts of the cell. As membrane-bound organelles crawl along the inner cell wall they set the cytoplasm into motion. This streaming allows other organelles and nutrients to flow in the stream created. Actin filaments play a role in streaming.
Cyclosis is the circulation or streaming of the cytoplasm within some living cells. In plant cells, chloroplasts may be moved around with the stream. The rate of motion is usually affected by light exposure, temperature, and pH levels.
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Director: Mike Flanagan
Cast: Karen Gillan, Brenton Thwaites, Katie Sachkoff, Rory Cochrane, Annalise Basso, Garrett Ryan
Rating: ***1/2
Developed by Mike Flanagan from a much-liked 2006 short film of his, Oculus's success as a horror thriller lies in how well it keeps its characters and consequently the audience on their toes. It raises the questions that matter without letting you feel settled about any of the answers it offers. You believe you have found two disturbed siblings you want to root for, but is there something more to the cheerful intensity of the girl and the delicate condition of her brother?
Moreover, Oculus doesn't fall back on the usual horror cliches of doors creaking, sudden sounds, strange music or even blood and gore. There are beings with glowing eyes but these flit in and out, more like apparitions than ghosts.
In 2002, Kaylie and Tim Russell's parents had died a horrific death after — what the siblings have long insisted — were many days of terror. Since the father was killed at presumably Tim's hand, the then 10-year-old was confined to a mental facility. Kaylie, 12, was left to fend on her own. It's 11 years later, and Kaylie now runs an art house, with the sole intention of tracking down an ancient mirror that she believes harbours the thing that drove her parents to their death.
On his 21st birthday, Tim is released from the mental facility. This coincides with Kaylie finally laying hands on the mirror, an ordinary thing with an ornate, oddly shaped frame and a slight crack at the bottom. A reformed Tim, whose demons have finally been laid to rest by doctors, is convinced that their father (Cochrane) did kill their mother (Sachkoff) as he was having an affair, and that he would have killed his two children too hadn't Tim shot him. Kaylie, who has taken the mirror back to their old country-side house where it all happened, tells Tim to forget what the doctors said and that what she remembers is actually what happened. In the mirror lives a supernatural thing, and they would kill it together, Kaylie tells Tim.
Kaylie, played in a frightfully perfect high pitch by Gillan, has planned the whole operation to a T. She has installed video cameras to record the mirror at all times, alarms to remind her and Tim to eat and drink (the mirror's "victims" have been known to die of starvation and dehydration, she explains), thermostats to notice a change in temperature, and a swinging anchor operated by a timer to gore whatever that resides inside the glass. Besides Kaylie has stocked extra bulbs, to account for all those that pop off, has plants all around the house (as the mirror is known to wither them), and even buys a dog just to prove that the mirror eats them alive.
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2003 Ford Taurus Question: Is it possible to coolant leaking from my timing chain cover?
I had the water pump replaced about 6 months ago. A week after I had it replaced, the continued to leak coolant and I took it back to the mechanic. He stated that a hose just needed to be replaced. As of now about a week and a half ago coolant hasn't been staying in my car. I took it to the mechanic and they stated it was my timing chain cover that had gone bad and I needed to replace it. Unfortunately they didn't have the tools to do that type of work. So I took it to another mechanic and he stated that my gasket to my water pump had to be replaced not my timing chain cover. He also stated that I should get the water pump replaced as well. I called the mechanic that replaced my water pump and he says its not that. What exactly is causing the coolant to leak out? - shananella
Answer 1
Sounds like maybe the best bet would be to ask around for references to a good shop you can TRUST and go from there. System can be 'pressure tested' and watch for the source of leak while not running.......maybe whichever mechanic you go with can SHOW you WHY they are recommending their repair. - ziptie12
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Yes it can happen. Change water pump in sons taurus had a leak and loose pulley. Still had leak after change, was under car checking the hose's could not see them leaking grab one and squeezed it coolant sprayed out from behind the timing cover. Needed new gasket big job took it to local shop had them put a oil pan gasket on it since they have to remove so much to change the timing cover gasket. - bobc45us
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His speech comes just after Syria agreed to turn over it's chemical weapons. But the president says while he's hopeful the situation can end diplomatically, he's still prepared to take action if the nation fails to do what it's promised. President obama stated in his speech that more than 100 thousand people have died during Syria's civil war. He said he wanted to keep out of their war, until August 21st happened. That's when the nation chemically attacked and killed more than a thousand civilians. The president says chemical crime shouldn't be tolerated.
"Indeed I'd ask every member of congress and those of you watching at home tonight to view those videos of the attack and then ask what kind of world would we live in if the United States of America sees a dictator brazenly violate international law with poison gas and we choose to look the other way," said President Obama.
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One way to remove duplication is using inheritance. However, in many cases composition is better and just as easy to implement.
Consider the following code:
public class UpperCaseEmphasiser {
public String emphasise(String something) {
StringBuffer result = new StringBuffer();
StringTokenizer tokens = new StringTokenizer(something, " ", true);
String token = tokens.nextToken();
if(!token.equals(" ")){
token = token.toUpperCase();
return result.toString();
with the following tests:
import junit.framework.TestCase;
public class UpperCaseEmphasiserTest extends TestCase {
private UpperCaseEmphasiser emphasiser = new UpperCaseEmphasiser();
public void testThatEmphasiserDoesNotPutAnyEmphasisOnEmptyString() {
assertEquals("", emphasiser.emphasise(""));
public void testThatEmphasiserPutsEmphasisOnOneWord() {
assertEquals("HELLO", emphasiser.emphasise("hello"));
public void testThatEmphasiserPutsEmphasisOnMultipleWords() {
assertEquals("HELLO WORLD", emphasiser.emphasise("hello world"));
and another class called "AsteriskEmphasiser", which is exactly the same except having "token = """";" instead of "token = token.toUpperCase();" and the tests for it being slightly different as appropriate.
There is a lot of duplication between "UpperCaseEmphasiser" and "AsteriskEmphasiser" and also between their tests. One way this duplication can be removed is using inheritance, creating an abstract class for the duplicated code and having the concrete subclasses containing only the code that is different:
public abstract class Emphasiser {
public String emphasise(String something) {
StringBuffer result = new StringBuffer();
StringTokenizer tokens = new StringTokenizer(something, " ", true);
String token = tokens.nextToken();
if(!token.equals(" ")){
token = emphasiseWord(token);
return result.toString();
abstract String emphasiseWord(String token);
and then UpperCaseEmphasiser becomes:
public class UpperCaseEmphasiser extends Emphasiser {
String emphasiseWord(String token) {
return token.toUpperCase();
and "AsteriskEmphasiser" is modified similarly.
Using inheritance has eliminated the duplication between the classes, but not between the tests. Sometimes, people will use inheritance in the tests to eliminate that duplication too, however, I suggest that using composition instead is better, because it separates the code into the functionality that is shared and the functionality that is different, in a way in which the functionality that is different can be called independently of the code that is shared. In this example, Emphasiser can be modified as:
public class Emphasiser {
private WordEmphasiser wordEmphasiser;
public Emphasiser(WordEmphasiser wordEmphasiser){
this.wordEmphasiser = wordEmphasiser;
private String emphasiseWord(String token){
return wordEmphasiser.emphasiseWord(token);
public String emphasise(String something) {
... unchanged ...
and UpperCaseEmphasiser becomes:
public class UpperCaseEmphasiser implements WordEmphasiser {
public String emphasiseWord(String token) {
return token.toUpperCase();
(and WordEmphasiser is:
public interface WordEmphasiser {
String emphasiseWord(String token);
and the tests can be kept the same by doing:
public class UpperCaseEmphasiserTest extends TestCase {
private Emphasiser emphasiser = new Emphasiser(new UpperCaseEmphasiser());
... unchanged ...
The code as shown so far isn't a big change from using inheritance, but does have a big effect. With this arrangement, instead of having the tests duplicated (or using inheritance in the tests to remove the duplication) the tests can now be split into two parts. One test for the class with the code that is common, and separate tests for the code that is different. The tests for the common code now becomes:
public class EmphasiserTest extends TestCase {
private MockWordEmphasiser aMockWordEmphasiser = new MockWordEmphasiser();
class MockWordEmphasiser implements WordEmphasiser {
public Stack expectedWords = new Stack();
public String emphasiseWord(String word) {
String expectedWord = (String)expectedWords.pop();
assertEquals(expectedWord, word);
return word;
private Emphasiser emphasiser = new Emphasiser(aMockWordEmphasiser);
public void testThatEmphasiserDoesNotPutAnyEmphasisOnEmptyString() {
Object ensureEmphasiseWordIsNotCalled = new Object();
assertEquals("", emphasiser.emphasise(""));
public void testThatEmphasiserPutsEmphasisOnOneWord() {
assertEquals("hello", emphasiser.emphasise("hello"));
public void testThatEmphasiserPutsEmphasisOnMultipleWords() {
assertEquals("hello world", emphasiser.emphasise("hello world"));
which is completely independent of the implementations of any "WordEmphasiser". There are many other ways to implement "Mock" objects, but that is beyond the scope of this article. Here I've presented a simple implementation which I hope is clear as it does not need any knowledge or reference to anything outside of the code presented.
Note that now the test is testing that the "WordEmphasiser" is called with the correct arguments and the "Emphasiser" returns the words converted using whatever the "WordEmphasiser" returns (in this case, making no change to the words).
The tests for the "UpperCaseEmphasiserTest" are now very simple:
public class UpperCaseEmphasiserTest extends TestCase {
private WordEmphasiser emphasiser = new UpperCaseEmphasiser();
public void testThatEmphasiserPutsEmphasisOnOneWord() {
assertEquals("HELLO", emphasiser.emphasiseWord("hello"));
and similarly for "AsteriskEmphasiserTest". Note that now one test is sufficient, because the WordEmphasiser is only called for one word at a time - it isn't called for spaces or multiple words, because that is taken care of by the "Emphasiser". This is an example of a "separation of concerns"; i.e. the splitting of a string into words has been separated from the application of emphasis to each word. There are other benefits in addition to the simplification of the tests, and the removal of duplication. Using composition also allows more flexibility in combining these classes together. For example, there could be an "Emphasiser" which puts emphasis on every other word, which could reuse the "WordEmphasisers" independently of thier use by the standard "Emphasiser".
Whenever you see inheritance, particularly tests using inheritance, consider whether converting to composition would allow better separatation of concerns, making the tests clearer and the code cleaner.Posted by ivan at January 30, 2005 11:13 PM
A thought provoking post Ivan.
It's interesting that if you set out to eliminate test duplication of the sort you describe via test refactoring, you will tend to introduce delegation. Whether or not delegation or inheritance is appropriate is doubtless dependent on context. At the very least test duplication is an indicator that you have a decision to make. I'll be thinking now about the sorts of indicative duplication that delegation causes in tests and how to refactor gracefully between the two design choices.
One comment though - you've used the Strategy pattern, not the Composite pattern to resolve the test duplication. Did you mean composition in some other sense?
Ben: "composition" does not necessarily refer to the Composite pattern. The Composite pattern describes when and how you might use an "atomic" object and a composite object in the same way by making them both be instances of the same abstract type. "Composition" refers to the general act of composing objects together in any way.Posted by: Nat Pryce at February 1, 2005 1:50 PM
Many thanks for the comments. I am using the term composition in a more general sense (e.g. google for "composition vs inheritance"):
I guess this equates to Ben's use of the term "delegation". (BTW - as a former Self programmer, I use the term "delegation" to mean something slightly different than that, but that's a whole other article, see http://ivan.truemesh.com/archives/000226.html).
To use Patternspeak, maybe I should have titled this "The 'replace template method with strategy pattern' refactoring"?Posted by: ivan at February 2, 2005 6:48 PM
Nice article.
I used to use inheritance quite a lot years ago and almost always ended up replacing it with delegation in the end. Nowadays I generally always use delegation even for things that might seem more cleanly implemented with inheritance.
I don't think the human brain is good at understanding what impact making changes to inheritance hierarchies might have particularly when doing refactoring and most IDE's do not support it well.
For example if you change a method signature in a subclass which was overriding a method in the parent the IDE should really flash up a warning just incase you weren't aware that what appeared to be a method rename actually resulted in one new method and one inherited method with the same name as the original. It's particularly easy to miss as you don't get compile time breakages you get a behavioural change.
And as for inherited tests - ick!Posted by: Toast Man at February 10, 2005 3:01 AM
Excellent article and comments. I second Toast Man's comment about the danger of method renames where inheritance is involved.
Are there any situations where inheritance is preferred? I haven't researched this much, but it seems odd that the very first OO concept I learned in college seems to be falling out of favor.Posted by: Bryan Klumpp at June 25, 2005 11:16 PM


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Daniel Beyerbach, MD, PhD
Dr. Beyerbach comes to Cincinnati from the Florida Electrophysiology Associates in Atlantis, Florida. His education in electrical engineering and signal processing was fitting preparation for a medical career in electrophysiology. He received numerous awards academic awards and honors in both technical and medical areas of study. Dr. Beyerbach brings extensive knowledge of clinical cardiac electrophysiology with a specialty focus in catheter ablation treatment of atrial fibrillation and ventricular tachycardia (VT).
Dr. Beyerbach served as Clinical Assistant Professor of Biomedical Science at Florida Atlantic University and Chairman of the JFK Hospital Research Committee.As a researcher, he has developed an innovative method of endovascular tissue characterization using spectral analysis of intravascular ultrasound reflected wave data. He also designed and fabricated tissue echo chamber for in invitro data collection.
Dr. Beyerbach is extensively published in modern electrophysiology literature and has been invited to present at international health conferences.
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Integrity Metal, Inc. filed as an Articles of Incorporation in the State of California filed on Thursday, January 29, 1998. This corporation is approximately seventeen years old according to documents filed with California Secretary of State. Integrity Metal, Inc. also lists Bradley L. Barnette as President.
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Skin: Acne-prone, Dark, Warm
Hair: Black, Curly, Coarse
Eyes: Brown
3.5 lipsticks but no half a lippy allocation so only 3 I'm afraid.
My beautitian suggested I use this and gave me a week's worth of samples. Very helpful, basically she knew I would go no where near this as it would be a damn expensive fail, so stocked me up.
Well in that week it hadn't caused any break outs, irritation nor produce an oil slick on my face. AND it didn't leave a death mask like others (LRP, Avene I'm looking at you), so I thought I like it.
Anyway I thought I have a fair amount of my cheaper brand that doesn't tick all the boxes, I will use this up and convince myself to spend above my beauty budget and buy this. Didn't happen, I went and bought this for the main reason of laziness. I do not have to wear make up, yea! (I love makeup but my love of sleep is greater).
So now still using and it is great, it mixes with creams well and no adverse reactions with my mild bha/aha treatments. However this is February, in London UK, so I don't know how my skin will react with actual sun. Lol.
The main thing is that my dark marks from healed spots have started to fade a lot quicker. Which I think is happening due to adequate protection from UV rays...what was I using before?
Gotta look at the point that this is a chemical SPF, which I really don't want to look at closely, nano's and stuff. This plus the fact it is expensive is why I give it 3.5.
(I withold the right to change my rating once there is sun in England or when I go on holiday)
Anyway, until I find something else better I will have to bite the bullet.
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Minnie Rogers can't exactly remember how many consecutive years she's applied with the city of Starkville for a home grant to replace her 307 1/2 West Main St. residence. It had been at least 10, she said, but maybe more.
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Starkville School District's recent discussions about expanding Emerson Family Center's preschool program have left the future of Emerson's toddler and infant care programs in question, creating concern in Emerson's Parent Teacher Organization.
Parking is at a premium during Super Bulldog Weekend, but guests from out of town who want to see what Starkville has to offer may not even need to move their cars this Saturday.
The Oktibbeha County Board of Supervisors approved refinancing hospital improvement bonds during its meeting Monday. The refinance is expected to save the county $1,450,639.03 over the next 14 years.
Members of the Starkville TEA Party converged at the Oktibbeha County Courthouse on Monday for their annual Tax Day Rally.
Two speakers were featured — Dr. Everett McKibben from the Laird Clinic of Family Medicine in Starkville and District 42 State Sen. Chris McDaniel (R-Laurel).
E-Waste of Mississippi will celebrate Earth Day by collecting the public's electronic waste for free from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the Golden Triangle Regional Solid Waste Management Authority Landfill at 9778 Old West Point Road in Starkville.
The Starkville Board of Aldermen could take another step in the process to develop a hotel/conference center project at the Cooley Center during its regular meeting at 5:30 p.m. today in the City Hall courtroom.
WASHINGTON (AP) — The White House says President Barack Obama has been notified about the explosions at the finish line of the Boston Marathon.
The White House says the administration is in contact with state and local authorities and directed his administration to provide whatever assistance is necessary in the investigation and response.
BOSTON (AP) — Two bombs exploded near the finish of the Boston Marathon on Monday, killing two people, injuring 23 others and sending authorities rushing to aid wounded spectators, race organizers and police said.
One runner, a Rhode Island state trooper, said he saw at least two dozen people with very serious injuries, including missing limbs.
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TELLURIDE, Colo., Jan. 19 /PRNewswire/ -- Among the hot topics at this week's American Academy of Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery (AAFPRS) Annual Winter Symposium at The Peaks Resort was minimally invasive face lifting and restoration of facial volume -- a new technique which helps to achieve a more youthful, long lasting result.
Among those lecturing at the symposium was Dual Board Certified Facial Plastic Surgeon Andrew Jacono, M.D., F.A.C.S. During his speech, entitled "Using Orbital and Buccal Fat Pad Repositioning to Complete Your Endoscopic Midface Lift," Dr. Jacono addressed the increasingly popular pairing of endoscopic face lifts and fat repositioning, which yield improved, natural results.
Dr. Jacono performs endoscopic midface lifting, which utilizes only two small incisions in the hair line. This less invasive facelift technique, combined with the repositioning of the orbital and buccal fat pads (deep fat pads in the face) over the cheeks, hollows under the eyes and smile line areas, restores the youthful, heart shape face of those in their twenties.
"With age, the face deflates and loses volume. However, old face lifting techniques with larger incisions did not restore the youthful volume in the arc of the eyes and the cheeks," he said. "The result was a sculpted look and scarring - the tell tale signs of plastic surgery."
With more natural, long-lasting results, and a downtime of only five to seven days, patients can achieve a younger look without the invasiveness and sculpted looks of outdated facelifts.
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The Egyptian Football Federation decided on Saturday to halt all football activity in Egypt for an indefinite period, reported AlArabaiya News Channel.
Hundreds of hardcore football fans known as Ultras Ahlawy broke into the Federation's headquarters and the Police Club earlier on Saturday and torching both locations, protesting against the acquittal verdicts issued to seven police officers in the case of Port Said Stadium.
Port Said Criminal Court issued on Saturday a verdict sentencing 21 persons to death, five persons to a life sentence, ten were sentenced to 15 years in prison and six received a ten years sentence, 28 were acquitted.


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Mass Shooting In Colorado. Many Things Here Don't Add Up.
Some very interesting observations to bear in mind are the following:
Where Does A 24 year Old Kid Get A Bullet Proof Vest And Tear Gas Canisters?
How does a kid even get into a theater with a shotgun, tear gas, Riot helmet?
If he gained entry through rear entry fire exist, how do you lock pick a one way fire door exit?
The speed at which Obama went to airwaves to make his statements – less than two hours from the shooting.
Secret Service wakes Obama up at approximately 2:30 am for a non-federal, domestic issue, 1,400 miles away.
The wording used in Obama's statement "we will pull together as a Family" Makes you kind warm & secure knowing the government is right there to protect us all from evil guns?
The speed at which the FBI was on scene for a non-federal issue.
Why would gun shot victims be left behind in a theater for hours? You would expect that medical attention would be given to those even considered dead. Do EMT's now have the authority to pronounce death? It has always been a doctor in the past.
Please strongly SCRUTINIZE any reports and statements from so called witnesses you hear and view from the news outlets. In other words, take all media reports with a LARGE grain of salt – maybe a few tons of salt.
(Metro News source and local FOX TV affiliate) Marconi writes: In my 20 years as a Broadcast Engineer, this is the most scripted reporting by mainstream media I have ever viewed.
I fear the government may have had a hand in this. This could be one of the many Presidential October surprises to come. In the days ahead, we will see the call to disarm all Americans.
I hope the sheep don't fall for the Anti-Gun propaganda which will follow.
This may be Fast & Furious Two from the Holder/Obama/Clinton Gang.


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Catching Up with Mark Murphy
Aug. 25, 2012
BLOOMINGTON, Ind. - Safety Mark Murphy earned a spot on the Yahoo Sports, BTN.com and ESPN.com Big Ten All-Freshman teams last season. Murphy led all Big Ten true freshmen with 76 tackles, the most for a Hoosier true freshman since 2003 (Will Meyers - 83).
The Akron, Ohio, native began 2011 working with the safeties, joined the linebackers before game three and returned to safety prior to game seven, where he remained the rest of the season. He finished second on the team with 76 tackles and led the way with 44 solos to go along with one tackle for loss, one interception and four pass breakups.
Murphy talked to IUHoosiers.com's Jeremy Gray following Friday's practice:
Indiana opens the 2012 campaign against Indiana State on Saturday, Sept. 1. Kickoff is set for 8 p.m. ET at Memorial Stadium.
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