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I considered using a singleton in our caching assembly to provide the memcached client, though I'm sure there must be better methods as the locks would introduce (unneeded?) overhead.
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Adenovirus conducted connective tissue growth factor on extracellular matrix in trabecular meshwork and its role on aqueous humor outflow facility.
ABSTRACT Deposition of extracellular matrix (ECM) in trabecular meshwork, such as fibronectin, collagen IV, elastin. leads to increased resistance of trabecular meshwork in primary open angle glaucoma (POAG). Connective tissue growth factor (CTGF) is known to regulate the ECM deposits. In this study, we detect the effect of adenovirus conducted CTGF (Adv-CTGF) transfection on either the expression of ECM components or aqueous humor outflow facility. Adv-CTGF was used to transfect rat trabecular meshwork cells in vivo and in vitro. Aqueous humor outflow facility was test by microbeads perfusion. Protein expression of CTGF, fibronectin, and collagen IV was determined using Western blot. In the Adv-CTGF group, the outflow facility displayed a significant decrease from baseline. It appears as though the transfection with Adv-CTGF significantly affects the aqueous humor outflow pattern. A negative correlation between IOP and PEFL indicated that a decrease in the area of bead deposition corresponded to an overall decrease of outflow, leading to an elevated IOP. Adv-CTGF can enhance the expression of CTGF, fibronectin and collagen IV. CTGF is the novel target for treatment of POAG. It is necessary to further study to test inhibition of CTGF expression for treatment of POAG.
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2013 National Scout Jamboree
|2013 National Scout Jamboree
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|Summit Bechtel Reserve, West Virginia
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|July 15, 2013–July 24, 2013
The 2013 National Scout Jamboree was the 18th national Scout jamboree held by the Boy Scouts of America from July 15, 2013 to July 24, 2013. It was the first national Scout jamboree held at the Summit Bechtel Reserve in West Virginia and the first jamboree to include Venturers as participants. Projected attendance was over 50,000 Boy Scouts, Venturers, volunteers and staff.
This jamboree was operated more like a World Scout Jamboree with subcamps that promoted maximum interaction. The Summit will also be the venue of the 24th World Scout Jamboree in 2019 hence the 2013 event was intended to also be an effective test of the venue's capabilities.
The 2013 Jamboree was the first in over 30 years to not be held at Fort A.P. Hill, a US Army installation that had hosted every Jamboree since 1981.
There were two shows at the 2013 Jamboree, both occurring at the Summit Center stadium. The first show, which occurred on Tuesday, July 16, 2013, titled "Welcome to West Virginia," was to feature Carly Rae Jepsen[1] but she backed out on March 5, 2013, citing the BSA's ban on openly gay, bisexual, and transgender scouts. She announced her decision on Twitter saying, "As an artist who believes in equality for all people, I will not be participating in the Boy Scouts of America Jamboree this summer."[2] Teenage recording artist Sarah Centeno replaced Jepsen's spot in the show as well as country group Taylor Made.
The second show, which was titled "Celebration of Scouting," occurred on Saturday, July 20, 2013, and featured Mike Rowe as the keynote speaker and rock band 3 Doors Down as the musical act. Originally, the show was to be headlined by pop rock band Train,[3][4] but the band backed out on March 1, 2013, citing the BSA's ban on openly gay, bisexual, and transgender scouts.[5] The band said it would have been happy to play the show as long as the BSA "makes the right decision before then," ostensibly a reference to a potential overturn of the ban. After the BSA decision to allow openly gay scouts (but not openly gay leaders) was released on May 2013, Train did not make any statement on returning to play at the Jamboree and was replaced by 3 Doors Down, which were announced as the headliner on the social medias during the Jamboree.[5]
New merit badges that were introduced at the jamboree included Game Design, Programming and Sustainability. Additionally, a preview to the Mining in Society Merit Badge was offered at the Jamboree.[4]
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Apart from the change of venue and time, the 2013 Jamboree has been lauded for introducing several new aspects to the Jamboree program.
A heavy base of lessening the Jamboree's environmental impact[6] was placed on the 2013 Jamboree. Water conservation was in full effect. This Jamboree was the first to ban all one-time use water bottles, making reusable bottles a must to save plastic. The "greywater" methodology was also greatly used: water from sinks and showers was used to flush toilets, leading the Summit to advertise a "zero gallon" water waste. Wastewater was passively treated in lagoons then used to drip irrigate the local forest, bringing water usage in a full cycle.
The BSA also announced that almost all of the lumber used to build the many onsite shower houses and latrine facilities came directly from forests on the property. Facilities did not require paint or harmful treatment for construction.
Additionally, contingent units and staff members were provided with an officially licensed Jamboree duffel bag. All tent and cooking gear were provided onsite by The Summit, eliminating the need for each council to transport a tractor trailer full of unit equipment and thus, reducing the cost and carbon footprint of transportation to and from the event.
In part of the "Scouting 2.0" initiative, a large emphasis on technology was made during the Jamboree. For the first time ever, participants were advised to carry smartphones in order to use the Jamboree's mobile application for iOS and Android. The app helped Scouts, scouters and staff navigate the area through the ArcGIS Online Platform (developed and supported by ESRI), as well as provide personalized daily activity schedules to all its users.
AT&T sponsored a large part of this technology initiative. Cellular towers, many owned by AT&T, and wifi antennas were placed around the site providing mobile coverage for the Jamboree. Solar chargers were also be placed in subcamps, allowing participants to keep their devices charged on a daily basis.
Technology Quest was a half day experience that was a part of every participant's assigned weekly schedule. Scouts had a hands on science and technology experience brought to the jamboree by major corporate, non-profit and educational partners. These included: NASA, National Geographic, Lego, AT&T, Microsoft, the Franklin Institute, Michigan Tech, West Virginia University Forensics, Team SLR from NASCAR, Destination Imagination, Parallax, Inc., National White Collar Crime Center, University of Charleston School of Pharmacy, Fairmont State University, Geocaching.com, Goal Zero, Mountain View Solar, Virginia Bioinformatics Institute and more. Activities included robotics, forensics, chemistry, physics, health care, IT, DNA and biotech, and photography.
Gene Schultz, an adult staff member from Beavercreek, Ohio collapsed on July 20, 2013 and was transported by ambulance to Plateau Medical Center where he was pronounced dead after attempts to revive him had failed. Schultz was volunteering as a merit badge counselor and a historical reenactor of the Lewis and Clark Expedition. The cause of death was attributed to a heart attack.[7][8]
- ^ Wendell, Bryan (December 19, 2012). "Jamboree calls on Carly for opening stadium show at the Summit". Bryan on Scouting. Scouting.
- ^ Adam, Seth (March 5, 2013). "BREAKING: CARLY RAE JEPSEN WITHDRAWS FROM BOY SCOUT JAMBOREE OVER ANTI-GAY BAN".
- ^ Wendell, Bryan (November 19, 2012). "Train on Board for Closing Stadium Show at 2013 Jamboree". Bryan on Scouting. Scouting.
- ^ a b https://summit.scouting.org/en/Jamboree2013/Documents/November_2012_Webinar_program_materials.pdf
- ^ a b "A Message About the Upcoming Boy Scouts Show". Retrieved March 4, 2013.
- ^ https://summit.scouting.org/en/Jamboree2013/Pages/Green-and-Sustainable.aspx
- ^ "Adult volunteer dies at Jamboree". Charleston Gazette. July 22, 2013.
- ^ "Beavercreek man dies at Boy Scout Jamboree". whio-tv. July 23, 2013.


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For the third quarter ended Sept. 30, Yoox Group, No. 67 in the Internet Retailer Top 500 Guide, reported:
Yoox Group also announced it has launched Yoox.com in the Korean language. The new version is the latest addition to the list of international online stores using the local language, including English (United Kingdom and U.S.), French, German, Japanese, Italian, Spanish and Russian.
For the first nine months, Yoox Group reported more specific financial data, including:
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Home sales may have been over-counted since 2007
The National Association of Realtors may have over-counted home sales as far back as 2007. According to NAR, 4.9 million homes were sold in 2010, down from 5.2 million sales in 2009. But real-estate analytics firm CoreLogic estimates that only 3.3 million homes were sold in 2010.
The National Association of Realtors (NAR), which releases monthly reports on the sales of previously-owned homes, may have over-counted home sales as far back as 2007, according to a report by the Wall Street Journal.
According to NAR, 4.9 million homes were sold in 2010, down from 5.2 million sales in 2009. CoreLogic, a real estate analytics firm, estimated that 3.3 million homes were sold in 2010, compared to 3.7 million in 2009, however.
NAR currently is reviewing the numbers and its estimating methodology. According to NAR chief economist Lawrence Yun, there could be a number of reasons for the variance in estimates. The consolidation of multiple listing services, and a higher or lower percentage of homes for sale "by owner" both could have an effect on the numbers.
Normally, NAR revises the number of homes sold at the end of each decade using census data. The 2010 census did not include any questions about home sales, however.
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During these tight economic times, running our businesses efficiently and having the flexibility to react quickly are crucial to a successful strategy.
For the University of Hawaii, this responsibility is even greater when dealing with taxpayers' hard-earned dollars. There's some encouraging news here: Last week, the UH Board of Regents approved interim procurement procedures that will allow the university to maximize its procurement efforts — and save taxpayers money in the process. This will allow the university to procure goods, services and construction more efficiently and award contracts more quickly.
This also means getting contracts out more quickly to businesses struggling in the current economy and putting people in the construction trades back to work. Being able to react more quickly also will allow the university to make the most of the current climate of lower construction costs, a win for taxpayers.
Using flexibility from the state procurement code granted under Act 82, which cleared the Legislature this past session and was signed into law by the governor in May, the university will pilot and test innovations. If successful, these improvements could be implemented by other state agencies.
Rather than adopt untested changes statewide, Act 82 more prudently affords UH a two-year exemption from parts of the code. As a result of a joint economic revitalization initiative by a previous governor and Legislature, UH had been exempted from the procurement code from 1998 through 2004. During that time the university pioneered the first e-Procurement and first P-Card systems in the public sector — innovations that were later adopted by the state, and which would not have been possible for UH to do under the procurement code. It is our hope that we will have similar success with this limited procurement flexibility.
The recently adopted procedures preserve all the alternative methods of procurement previously allowed under the code. With regard to procurement of professional services, the code requires architect and engineer services to be done under a qualified list process. This is no different for UH under Act 82. In fact, UH's interim procedures, which took effect July 1, provide a similar process as an alternative method of procuring construction, in addition to the methods allowed under the old law.
The university's procurement procedures have always been transparent and are available on its website. This will not change. The interim procedures are accessible for all at _http://www.hawaii.edu/apis/apm/a8200.php and a memorandum describing the major revisions is posted at _http://www.hawaii.edu/svpa/apm/apmemos/apm10-08.pdf.
Businesses wishing to compete for UH contracts and business are able to see, very clearly, the rules of engagement. How many companies in private industry can claim the same?
In private industry, how many written laws and rules are there that govern how a business needs to procure goods and services? When a private business procures services from other private entities competing for their business, what are the rules of engagement? We understand that as a public entity dealing with taxpayer funds, we are held to a higher standard — and rightly so. It's also important to understand that while we strive to operate as a business, we are committed to adhering to that higher standard and maintaining a fair, equitable and transparent process.
Just as businesses do, the university endeavors to get the best value for taxpayers' dollars. In the current, low-cost, competitive environment, we are finding that bids for some capital improvement projects are coming in as much as 40 percent below budget. Getting contracts awarded quickly in this environment means significant cost savings for the UH and the state, while supporting the state's economic recovery. Indeed, we agree with PBN that with many important projects planned and ready to go, this should have been done sooner — and we believe they could have been, if we had the flexibility now afforded us through Act 82.
In addition to economic stimulus and cost savings, since much of our capital improvements will be in repair, maintenance and construction of research-related facilities, this will have the added benefit of improving our indirect cost rates on our external grants as well as providing faculty and staff with facilities that allow them to better compete for additional outside funding.
The university is a vital part of the state's economy, providing educational and intellectual capital, innovative research, and bringing in millions in external funding. Providing UH with flexibility in procurement is good for the state, good for the economy — and good for businesses.
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By Kristen V. Brown | September 19, 2013 | Updated: September 20, 2013 6:10pm
Photo By Leah Millis/The ChronicleDr. Sara Buckelew (left) and Andrea Garber at UCSF found that anorexic teens recovered faster on a higher-calorie diet.
Photo By Leah Millis/The ChronicleDr. Sara Buckelew (left) and Andrea Garber of UCSF, who says the old anorexia treatments weren't based on clinical evidence.
Photo By Brant Ward/The ChronicleAlexis McIssac is now considering a medical degree in college. She relaxes in her living room on a warm Petaluma, Calif day Thursday September 19, 2013. Alexis McIssac, who is 17 years old, underwent the new anorexia treatment protocol requiring a larger caloric intake than once used. She has recovered and is in her last year at Tomales High School.
Photo By Brant Ward/The ChronicleAlexis McIssac now identifies with Marilyn Monroe's body type and doesn't think super thin is beautiful any more. She has Marilyn's picture all over her room Thursday September 19, 2013 in Petaluma, Calif. Alexis McIssac, who is 17 years old, underwent the new anorexia treatment protocol requiring a larger caloric intake than once used. She has recovered and is in her last year at Tomales High School.
Photo By Brant Ward/The ChronicleAlexis McIssac is working on her homecoming queen essay Thursday September 19, 2013 in Petaluma, Calif. Alexis McIssac, who is 17 years old, underwent the new anorexia treatment protocol requiring a larger caloric intake than once used. She has recovered and is in her last year at Tomales High School.
(09-20) 08:05 PDT SAN FRANCISCO -- When adolescents are hospitalized with anorexia nervosa, feeding their malnourished young bodies is of urgent importance. On the complicated path to recovery, gaining weight is a critical step.
But how hospitals approach that first step, called refeeding, has in recent years been subject to rethinking.
Now a quartet of studies to be published in the November issue of the Journal of Adolescent Health offers evidence in favor of a new approach - and suggests an emerging shift in the way hospitals approach treating the disorder.
Anorexia, an eating disorder typified by relentless pursuit of thinness, affects about 1 percent of adolescent girls in the United States, by some estimates. Weight gain is crucial in reversing medical complications of anorexia, such as confusion, sensitivity to cold and even failing organs, and in enabling the difficult psychological recovery that must accompany a physical one.
In refeeding, calories traditionally are doled out with caution, new patients starting with a low number that is then gradually increased. Pushing too much, too quickly could be dangerous, so the old wisdom goes, the sudden surge of nutrients putting a malnourished body at risk for a potentially fatal metabolic imbalance.
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The standard is rooted in post-World War II studies of Americans held by the Japanese as prisoners of war and reinforced in clinical guidelines from organizations like the American Psychiatric Association. It is typical for initial calorie intake to begin somewhere around 1,200 calories a day, about half of the recommended daily intake for an average healthy teenager.
Then in 2011, researchers at UCSF Benioff Children's Hospital issued a challenge to that long-standing standard, suggesting instead that the "start low, go slow" method was inefficient, unnecessary and out of date. They proposed instead that most patients can start at much higher calorie levels.
"Those old guidelines are based on consensus, but they are not based on clinical evidence," said Andrea Garber, lead author of the 2011 study and an associate professor of pediatrics in UCSF's adolescent medicine division.
And, now, a new study from UCSF, published online Wednesday, took the initial findings one step further, enrolling a group of adolescents in a higher-calorie diet to compare with the first study's low-calorie diet. The new group gained weight faster and its members were released from the hospital sooner, with no cases of refeeding syndrome.
The study compared 56 adolescents, some starting at an average of about 1,800 calories while the other participants started at about 1,100.
The main difference: Those in the higher-calorie group left the hospital an average of six days sooner, were able to eat more and more each day and, therefore, gained weight at a faster clip. The old approach, the 2011 paper found, failed to produce necessary weight gains in the first days of hospitalization and resulted in lengthy hospital stays.
Another study from Stanford reached similar conclusions in an examination of electronic medical records from 310 adolescents admitted to Stanford's Lucile Packard Children's Hospital.
A third study examined a more aggressive refeeding program at a Canadian children's hospital and determined it was "effective, efficient and safe." Yet another, also from Canada, found retrospectively that a higher-calorie approach achieved fast, safe results when feeding patients with a feeding tube.
"I think what's really important here is before, there really hasn't been much research on how to refeed people with anorexia," said Dr. Walter Kaye, director of UC San Diego's eating disorder program, who was not associated with the studies.
Road to recovery
The new approach allowed Alexis McIsaac, to get out of the hospital and on the path to recovery sooner.
McIsaac, 17, of Petaluma was in and out hospitals, including UCSF's eating disorder program, five times between October 2011 and January 2013.
The experience was grueling. Eating again made her body reel and her emotions surge.
"It was one of the hardest things I've done," she said. "There's this voice in your head telling you not to eat."
But she did eat, the higher-calorie prescription no more a challenge than eating any amount of food would have been. Her body began to heal. She left the hospital stabilized, ready to tackle the months of work in therapy and at home that helped put her where she feels she is now, in grasp of recovery.
"UCSF didn't cure my eating disorder, but it did save my life," she said.
Moderate malnourishment
The new UCSF study only examined patients that were "moderately" malnourished. The Stanford study, though, looked at those who were severely malnourished and found that while risks of refeeding syndrome depend on the degree of malnutrition, they had nothing to do with the particular number of calories consumed.
At UCSF, the higher-calorie approach was first introduced in 2008. Since the 2011 study, increasingly other hospitals, like Lucile Packard, have begun to buck the standard.
"With this swirl of new studies," said Dr. Neville Golden, chief of adolescent medicine at Lucile Packard, "I think we will be able to change the existing recommendations out there."
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Fagan, G., Lothian, J. R. and Mcnelis, P. D. (2013), WAS THE GOLD STANDARD REALLY DESTABILIZING?. J. Appl. Econ., 28: 231–249. doi: 10.1002/jae.2262
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The Michael Maggio Emerging Designer Award is awarded to Chicago Area emerging scenic, costume, lighting, sound, composition, projection or other designers in acknowledgment of excellence in artistry and collaboration. The award is named in honour of Associate Artistic Director of the Goodman Theatre and Dean of The Theatre School at DePaul University Michael Maggio. The award and an honorarium, inaugurated in 2000, following Michael Maggio's death, are presented annually.[1]
The Michael Maggio award is one of the Michael Merritt Design Awards, inaugurated in 1994 following the death the previous year, at age of 47, of designer and teacher Michael Merritt. These awards are presented to nationally recognised theatrical designers committed to excellence and collaboration. The Michael Merritt Endowment also gives annual academic prizes to budding design students at Columbia College Chicago (where Merritt taught), Northwestern University, The Theatre School at DePaul University and Loyola University Chicago. At their annual event and exhibition prizes and honorariums are presented for best professional exhibit (the Michael Philippi Prize) and best student exhibit.[2]
The Michael Merritt Award For Excellence In Design And Collaboration[edit]
Christopher Akerlind, Lighting and Scenic Designer (2003)
Loy Arcenas, Scenic Designer (1995)
John Arnone, Scenic Designer (1996)
John Lee Beatty, Scenic Designer (2005)
Gabriel Berry, Costume Designer (2004)
Mara Blumenfeld, Costume Designer (2012)
John Boesche, Projection Designer (1997)
Robert Brill, Scenic Designer (2004)
Linda Buchanan, Scenic Designer (1994)
David Budries, Sound Designer (2008)
Pat Collins, Lighting Designer (1996)
John Conklin, Scenic Designer (2000)
Deborah M. Dryden, Costume Designer (1999)
Ralph Funicello, Scenic Designer (1998)
Jess Goldstein, Costume Designer (2013)
Jane Greenwood, Costume Designer (2002)
Wendall K. Harrington, Projection Designer (2000)
Susan Hilferty, Costume Designer (1995)
Donald Holder, Lighting Designer (2001)
Allen Lee Hughes, Lighting Designer (1997)
James F. Ingalls, Lighting Designer (1995)
Nan Cibula-Jenkins, Costume Designer (1998)
Virgil C. Johnson, Costume Designer (2001)
Marjorie Bradley Kellogg, Scenic Designer (1994)
Santo Loquasto, Scenic and Costume Designer (2002)
Tom Lynch, Scenic Designer (1997)
Derek McLane, Scenic Designer (2003)
Rob Milburn, Composer and Sound Designer (1998)
Martin Pakledinaz, Costume Designer (1996)
Michael Philippi, Scenic and Lighting Designer (2010)
Kenneth Posner, Lighting Designer (1999)
Todd Rosenthal, Scenic Designer (2009)
Walt Spangler, Scenic Designer (2011)
Paul Tazewell, Costume Designer (1999)
Jennifer Tipton, Lighting Designer (2005)
Michael Yeargan, Scenic Designer (1994)
Catherine Zuber, Costume Designer (2007)
The Michael Maggio Emerging Designer Awards[edit]
Thomas Burch, Scenic Designer (2005)
Kevin Depinet, Scenic Designer (2008)
Mikhail Fiksel, Sound Designer (2011)
Michelle M. Habeck, Lighting and Scenic Designer (2002)
Sarah Hughey, Lighting Designer (2013)
Lindsay Jones, Composer and Sound Designer (2001)
Lee Keenan, Lighting and Scenic Designer (2012)
Ana Kuzmanic, Costume Designer (2007)
Shannon McKinney, Lighting Designer (2000)
Keith Parham, Lighting Designer (2009)
Collette Pollard, Scenic Designer (2010)
Elizabeth Shaffer, Costume Designer (2004)
Jaymi Lee Smith, Lighting Designer (2003)
Mike Tutaj, Projection Designer (2012)
Chelsea Warren, Scenic Designer (2012)
Academic Achievement Prizes For Collaborative Design[edit]
Victoria Bain, Scenic and Sound Design (2012)****
Nick Belley, Lighting Design (2012)***
Melanie Berner, Costume Design (2009) *
Thomas Burch, Scenery & Costume Design (2003) **
Chantal Calato, Costume Design (2008) **
Stephen H. Carmody, Scenic Design (2009) ***
Mary C. Carpenter, Lighting Design (1997) *
Claire Chrazan, Costume Design (2011)*
Christine Conley, Costume Design (2007)***
Edward Earl Cook III, Scenic & Lighting Design (1999) *
Stephanie Cluggish, Costume Design (2013) **
Scott Davis, Scenic & Lighting Design (2011) **
Sally Dolembo, Costume Design (2012) **
Jason Epperson, Lighting & Scenic Design (2003)*
Lee Fiskness, Lighting Design (2009) **
Jeremy W. Floyd, Costume and Scenic Design (2010)**
Jeff Gary, Sound Design (2011) ***
Wendy Hansen, Scenic Design (2002) *
Jack Hawkins, Sound Design (2013) ***
Jessica Harpenau, Lighting Design (2008) *
Wade Holliday, Lighting Design (2010)*
Jennifer Hutchinson, Set Design (1997) *
Kristie Maria Jodlowski, Costume Design (1994) *
Jared Kassof, Costume Design (2007)*
Lynne Koscielniak, Lighting and Scenic Design (1999) **
Ana Kuzmanic, Costume Design (2004) **
Brandon Lewis, Set Design (2004)*
Sharon Limpert, Costume Design (2013)****
Victor Mahler, Lighting and Set Design (2001) *
Jenna McDonald, Lighting Design (2001) ***
Scott Christopher Neale, Scenic Design (2005) **
Kathryn Novello, Costume Design (1999) ***
Matthew L. Osmon, Costume, Make-up and Set Design (2000) *
Lindsay Karen Pate, Costume Design (2004) ***
Zane Pihlstrom, Scene Design (2002) ***
Delia Ridenour, Costume Design (2013)*
Grant Sabin, Set Design (2005) *
Claire Sangster, Lighting Design (2012)*
Tina Schenk, Costume Design (1998) *
Joshua Spitzig, Scene Design (2000) ***
Sean Tanner, Lighting Design (1995) *
Michelle Tesdall, Costume & Scenic Design (2002) **
Alicia Turner, Costume Design (1996) *
Samantha Umstead, Costume Design (2008) ***
Christopher Ventresca, Lighting & Scenery Design (2003) ***
Chelsea Warren, Costume Design (2007)**
Williams G. Wever, Costume Design (2010)***
Julie Wilms, Lighting Design (2005) ***
David Wisniewski, Scenic Design (2001) **
Matthew York, Set and Costume Design (2000) **
- Columbia College Chicago
- Northwestern University
- The Theatre School at DePaul University
- Loyola University Chicago
The Michael Philippi Prize For Best Exhibit: Professional[edit]
Thomas Dixon, Sound Designer (2012)
David Hyman, Costume Designer (2013)
Nick Keenan, Sound Designer (2010)
Shaun Renfro, Scenic Designer (2011)
The Prize For Best Exhibit: Student[edit]
William Boles, Scenic Designer (2012)
Miodrag Mekey Guberinic, Costume Designer (2011)
Alison Heryer, Costume Designer (2010)
Jillian Rothman, Scenic Designer (2013)


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1.05 – Member Spotlight – this is where one member can put their business under the spotlight and get peer feedback and suggestions. This is a frank and open platform discussion and ideal when:
1.50 – Wind up and informal networking
2.00 – Finish but no rush to leave.......
Business 50 is a membership based resource for micro business and those suplying to the micro market. It delivers support, growth and promotional opportunties for its members through high impact key events and online promotional opportunities. Please note that we operate a 48 hour notice cancellation policy for all paid events. For events reserved by deposit, we will make the refund within 24 hours of the event taking place. The refund may take up to four days to show on your card - thanks.
All our events have delegate and exhibitor lists - be sure to collect your copy at the event.


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