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MILWAUKEE -- The environment at the KFC Yum! Center is likely going to be electric, and one of the most talented teams in the nation is going to be fired up.It's not a good recipe for Marquette. Since taking over as the No. 1 team in the nation, Louisville has lost three of four and the No. 12 Cardinals have had six days to prepare for the Golden Eagles. Add in a "white out" for the fans and special all-white Louisville uniforms unveiled for the first time, Marquette has to be ready for a firestorm of emotions, especially because nobody thought the Golden Eagles would be the ones in first place heading into this game. "We know they are coming for us," Marquette senior guard Trent Lockett said. "They have lost three of their last four and they got on the right track against Pitt but at the same time, I'm sure (Louisville coach Rick) Pitino hasn't been happy. They are going to come out with great energy and we're going to have to match that. Playing a team that has lost three of f...
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Leek Lemon Staffing
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|1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs)
|Pine nuts/Slivered almonds
|1⁄3 Cup (5.33 tbs)
|2 Large, thinly sliced
|3 1⁄2 Pound (Large Ones)
|2 Clove (10 gm), minced / pressed
|Dry tarragon
|1 1⁄2 Teaspoon
|Grated lemon peel
|1 1⁄2 Teaspoon
|Lemon juice
|2 Tablespoon
|To Taste
Melt butter in a 12 to 14-inch frying pan over low heat.
Add pine nuts and cook, stirring, until golden (about 1 minute).
Lift out nuts with a slotted spoon and set aside on paper towels to drain.
Increase heat to medium.
Add onions to pan; cook, stirring occasionally, until soft.
Meanwhile, trim and discard ends and tops from leeks, leaving about 3 inches of green leaves.
Discard tough outer leaves.
Split leeks lengthwise; rinse well, then thinly slice crosswise (you should have 9 cups).
Add leeks, garlic, and tarragon to pan.
Continue to cook, stirring occasionally, until leeks are very soft (about 15 more minutes).
Add lemon peel, lemon juice, and pine nuts; season to taste with salt.
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Marveling over a baby's tiny fingers and toes is one of the joys of the first day of life. Those fingers and toes are just beginning to form this week, and the arms can even flex at the elbows and wrists. The eyes are becoming more obvious because they've begun to develop pigment (color) in the retina (back of the eye).
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From the Office of Development and Alumni Relations Donor Report Fall 2010 First Time, First Tier TRIP Gifts Making a Difference The Texas research incentive Program (TriP) and A message from President David E. Daniel Examples of the TRIP impact include gifts it leveraged this past year made a significant the following gifts and associated outcomes: difference in the University's ability to move i was pleased to see UT Dallas in U.S. News forward on its strategic goals, according to recent • $7.3 million: for faculty chairs. and World Report's "Best Universities" testimony President David e. Daniel gave at a Joint rankings recently. UT Dallas appeared for Meeting of the senate and house higher educa- • $2 million: for research in the UT Dallas Center for BrainHealth varying from how the first time in the first tier at no. 143 tion Committees in austin. school children can improve their learning nationally and 3rd among Texas public and reasoning skills, to management of universities, trailing only UT austin and TriP is a $50 million matching gifts program quality-of-life issues. Texas a&M. created as a part of the "Tier one" law passed in the • $2 million: for the Dee Wyly most recent legislative session. With the next Distinguished Chair for BrainHealth. several alumni asked if this meant we had session scheduled to begin in January 2011, the • $1.145 million: for research and arrived at our Tier one goal. The answer is, seven universities benefitted by the fund were graduate students working in micro- this a mile marker on that journey. our asked to describe the impact of the match on and nano-electronics technology. ranking is supported by other, more im- private giving. • $1 million: for a distinguished chair in portant numbers: since 2007, enrollment the Arts and Technology Program; provides is up 15 percent; research expenditures, by "in september 2009, UT Dallas deposited 17 gifts support for faculty and graduate students. 60 percent. our freshman class this fall has totaling more than $16.9 million," Dr. Daniel said. • $1 million: for research in the visual arts. an saT average of 1245. since 2005, our to- "Through TriP, the state provided matching funds • $1 million: for endowed professorships tal number of degrees offered has gone up of more than $15.2 million. Thus, the total new and an endowed chair in engineering by 33, with 30 percent being bachelors', 39 money raised by UT Dallas equaled $32.1 million. and computer science. percent, masters' and 16 percent, doctoral. Without TriP, we would have raised an estimated $2 million. Thus, TriP gifts earned UT Dallas $30 million that would not have developed without of the nation's best graduate students, and Texas TriP matching funds. will significantly expand its research capabilities." "Since 2007, enrollment is up 15 percent; research expenditures, "if TriP can be sustained, it will have a profound house Committee Chair Dan Branch, who au- effect on developing more nationally competitive thored the bill that enabled the fund, and senate by 60 percent. Our freshman research universities in Texas," Daniel told the Committee Chair Judith Zaffirini encouraged the class this fall has an SAT committee. "Dozens of top professors will be re- gathered university executives to continue to edu- cruited as a result of the newly created chairs and cate legislators about the TriP program during the average of 1245." professorships, Texas will attract and retain more next session. This publication also reports on encourag- ing news in research, where expenditures Research Expenditures Hit Record High are above $80 million for the first time, UT Dallas recently reported record annual research 80M $ and in fundraising, as reflected in the back expenditures of $84.6 million—up more than 30 page graph showing record results for this percent from a year earlier, more than triple the year. expenditures of eight years ago and a key indicator of the University's progress toward joining the 60M $ UT Dallas is all about excellence and ranks of the nation's top research universities. making a difference for our students and community. you have a role, too, in bring- "research expenditures are one of the most objec- tive benchmarks for gauging research universities," 40M $ ing us to the achieve- ments reflected here. said Dr. Bruce Gnade, UT Dallas vice president for your giving makes a real research. "and with $100 million generally regard- difference in propelling ed as the entry point for consideration as a strong 20M $ us forward. Thank you! research university, we are now within striking distance of one of our top goals." The growth reflects UT Dallas researchers' increas- 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 ing success at competing head-to-head against researchers from other top universities for funding. as Dr. Denise Park, an expert in cognitive science In this issue They are consistently winning research dollars and aging who came here from the University of from a variety of sources, including the national illinois at Urbana-Champaign; Dr. yves Chabal, a science foundation, the national institutes of renowned materials scientist who came to UT Dal- Ericsson Commits $425K . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2 health, the Department of energy and many other las from rutgers University; and Dr. Ken o, a top agencies and corporations. analog technology researcher who was previously AT&T Funds Prep Students for College . .2 at the University of florida. all are leaders in their The diversity of the University's research growth is fields who have significant research funding and Alumnus and Wife Invest in Vision. . . . . .3 another positive indicator. significant amounts of are attracting other top faculty researchers as well Stillman Scholars . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3 funded research are under way in a wide variety as bright, energetic students. of areas—including nanotechnology, neuroscience, 2010 Honor Roll of Donors . . . . . . . . . . . 4-5 health, electrical engineering, materials science, "in the last three years we have hired more than a the biosciences and communication disorders— dozen faculty who have left top research universi- New Donor Recognition Societies. . . . . 4-5 making for a robust research enterprise. ties to come to UT Dallas," Gnade said. "When you attract superstars like these, the research dollars Endowment Key to Tier One . . . . . . . . . . .6 one particular key to recent growth has been the will follow, as will other superstars who want to be caliber of faculty researchers that the University with an institution that has a reputation for doing Endowment at Work . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .6 has been recruiting. That includes researchers such great research." First Person . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 The UniversiTy of Texas aT Dallas Ericsson Commits $425K Stillman Fellowship to UT Dallas for Scholarships and Professorship Honors Longtime in a generous move building on more than 20 years the erik Jonsson school of engineering and Com- as evidenced by two of partnership, ericsson inc. has committed $425,000 to The University of Texas at Dallas to puter science, the school of Management and the emerging Media and Communication program decades of collabora- tion, ericsson backs BBS Faculty Leader meet the growing needs of the University across a within the school of arts and humanities. funds UT Dallas' goal of a newly established graduate student fellowship variety of programs. will also provide support for the UT Dallas aca- becoming a national honors Dr. robert stillman, who has dedicated his demic Bridge Program which provides financial research university, and career as a teacher and researcher to helping young More than half of the funding will be used to create support, mentoring and tutoring to high-potential, its continued support of people with communication impairments. the lars Magnus ericsson Distinguished Profes- first-generation college students. More than 70 the students, faculty sorship in the school of Management at UT Dallas. percent graduate—an average well above the and campus communi- The robert D. stillman Ph.D. fellowship for out- "one of the biggest challenges faced by the University, state and national averages. ty at large can help standing students in the Master of science in University is attracting and retaining top faculty make that goal a reality. Angel Ruiz Communication Disorders Program was created talent, and creating such endowed professorships This is the fifth year in a row that the company has But the partnership is symbiotic. explains ericsson early this year to celebrate the 40th anniversary of enables us to secure a scholar who is respected both supported UT Dallas students with scholarships north america President angel ruiz, "Big busi- The University of Texas at Dallas and stillman's nationally and internationally, by recognizing their and fellowships. nesses like ours are all about managing the 40th anniversary as a Callier Center for Commu- achievements and providing additional financial business, managing the company, driving the com- nication Disorders faculty member. support for their research," says Dr. hasan Pirkul, The remainder of this gift, totaling $70,000, is des- pany to be profitable, having a great standing in the dean of the school of Management and Caruth ignated for recurring investments by ericsson, in- community and attracting great young talent. one Dr. Thomas f. Campbell, executive director of the Chair. cluding the school of Management leadership of the ways of ensuring that it happens in a very UT Dallas Callier Center, said the center has Center and the erik Jonsson school of engineering competitive environment is by making sure that we continuously advanced during the past 40 years. approximately $105,000 will be designated for and Computer science senior design projects. have great relationships with universities like "The endowed fellowship is a testament to Dr. still- scholarships and fellowships. These funds will sup- UT Dallas." man's vital role in this rise in stature, which will port top undergraduate and graduate students in continue to move forward in the years to come," he said. More than 60 percent of the 51 donors to the fund are first-time givers to UT Dallas, an unusually AT&T Funds Prepare Dallas high percentage that probably reflects stillman's broad influence. The fund must reach $25,000 be- High School Students for College fore awarding the first fellowship. The total now stands at more than $12,000. it was established with a $10,000 challenge gift from the foundation for the Callier Center and the rupe foundation. Thirty-four Dallas isD high their limited wages, they had to pay bills and Ron and Susan Nash school students spent two cover emergency expenses like being hospital- "The fellowship is a meaningful way to help launch weeks on campus last summer ized. the careers of future professionals who have Alumnus and Wife Invest in Vision learning what it takes to get into benefited from Dr. stillman's guidance," said college and to earn a degree "i had two baby boys to take care of and was Pamela Busbee, president of the foundation for through the new UT Dallas quickly in debt," said Brown. "Through this exer- College readiness initiative (Cri). cise i learned that without a degree, life is hard." of UT Dallas as Economic Growth Engine the Callier Center. Callier is a world leader in providing in-depth "The students are discovering a new american alumnus ron nash Ms '79 and his wife, susan, Mrs. nash, vice president of field operations at evaluations and innovative treatments for children funded by a $100,000 contri- dream," said George fair, dean of the school of see the University as the growth engine that will vMware and former president and Ceo of voy- and adults with speech, language and hearing bution from the aT&T foun- interdisciplinary studies and director of the Cri. drive the long-term economic fortunes of Dallas. ence inc., sees giving as a way to show commit- disorders. stillman is program head for communi- dation, the Cri gathers a cohort "By preparing for college and completing their They've thrown their full weight behind that vi- ment and set an example for other potential cation disorders and associate dean of UT Dallas' of rising sophomores and holis- undergraduate education, their futures are lim- sion with a gift that will establish a distinguished donors. school of Behavioral and Brain sciences. tically prepares them for higher ited only by their imagination and determina- professorship in the school of Management. education. tion." "i believe that everybody should feel compelled to The nash endowment will help UT Dallas recruit give their fair share back to their alma mater or Cri staffers stress the impor- excellent young research professors and keep their community," she said. "They're helping tance of three factors critical to "The CRI made them them at UT Dallas. build the fabric of the community. Their giving college admission: class rank, will not only help the school, but the city GPa and saT scores. Then the start thinking about their "With any huge research breakthroughs, you have of Dallas." work begins. futures and they began to to think long term," said Mr. nash, partner at in- terWest Partners. "an endowment helps get the as a successful entrepreneur who took voyence in additional to daily saT test excel, both in and out of funding side and the intellectual side aligned from the incubator stage through product devel- preparation, students learn with one another." opment, initial clients, revenue and eventual ac- financial literacy, participate in the classroom." quisition by eMC Corp., Mrs. nash expects to -CRI Program Supervisor Cornelia McCowan community service and leader- To Mr. nash, that alignment not only gives a uni- see a big return on her investments. ship activities, and complete versity the ability to attain Tier one status, but self-awareness exercises to dis- Cri students gathered with academic Bridge makes it the driving force for the research break- "i give to places like UT Dallas where i can see the cover their strengths. amid Program students in late July to celebrate the throughs that spur the economic growth in a re- impact, and see it quickly," she said. "When i'm Dr. Robert Stillman hours of tutoring and group discussions, Cri program's first cohort. state representatives gion. With his and his wife's help, UT Dallas is able to hire a student from UT Dallas who bene- "i am deeply honored by the association of my students experience a college environment, roberto alonzo, Barbara Mallory Caraway and poised to make that transition. fited from my giving, i can see the immediate name with a graduate fellowship in the communi- living in the residence hall and eating in the helen Giddings each addressed the crowd, en- impact of my gift." cation disorders program," stillman said. "The Dining hall. couraging the participants from both programs "i'm thrilled with the progress UT Dallas has critical need of our graduate students for financial to persevere in their studies and realize the made through the years and i'm excited about its assistance is a challenge that will be gratefully sixteen-year-old r'lexus Collins, from a. Maceo smith high school, set foot on a college campus benefits of a college education. future," Mr. nash said. "if UT Dallas doesn't "I'm thrilled with alleviated by the endowed fellowship fund." emerge as a Tier one school, Dallas will suffer. for the first time through the Cri. The Cri students will convene two times during Because of the predictions about Dallas—the the progress UT Dallas Dr. Wende yellin, associate professor at northern the school year to discuss grades, PsaT test economy, the low cost of doing business here— "it was new and huge, and kind of scary at first," results and financial aid options. They will return it's going to be a huge growth city in the next has made through the arizona University, said she donated to the fund because it was an "excellent way to recognize and she said. "But after i worked with my mentor, to campus during the summer of 2011 for another ishar Ma, from the academic Bridge Program, it two-week Cri session. number of decades. you just can't think about something like that happening without having a years, and I'm excited honor" stillman's dedication. was better." Cri Program supervisor Cornelia McCowan big research university that's focused on science, engineering and technology and spinning out about its future." "i have known Dr. stillman for over thirty years, -Ron Nash MS '79 and during this time he has been a teacher, mentor Jarrell Brown, a fifteen-year-old from south oak witnessed a metamorphosis as the students companies that create new jobs." and valuable colleague," yellin said. "he puts stu- Cliff high, came to the Cri through the educa- absorbed the summer's lessons. dents first and always finds time to meet with tion is freedom program. Brown had an eye- State Rep. Roberto Alonzo joined College Readiness them and consult with them." Initiative (CRI) and Academic Bridge Program students opening experience at the Cri reality store, a "if you can get one spark, you can ignite some- at a July breakfast honoring AT&T's support of both programs. AT&T contributed $220,000 to Academic simulation designed to illustrate how daily life thing inside of the students," she said. "The Cri We're Here to Help You To honor stillman's outstanding leadership with a differs for those without a college education. made them start thinking about their futures For a complete list of staff and more information Bridge; $100,000 of those funds went to CRI. gift, please contact Pagett Gosslee at 972-883-2837 Participants were given checkbooks and assigned and they began to excel, both in and out of the about the Office of Development and Alumni Relations, or firstname.lastname@example.com. jobs that didn't require college degrees. from classroom." please visit utdallas.edu/development/contact.html 2 The UniversiTy of Texas aT Dallas Donor rePorT 3 Honor Roll of Donors foundation for Callier Center and Communications Disorders Callier Preschool impact The institute of electrical and electronics engineers, inc. rockwell Collins Charitable Corporation The rouse family foundation association of Texas Graduate schools aT.l.C. Pre-school & Global impact The Gold family foundation Goldman sachs Philanthropy fund ralston outdoor advertising raymond James Charitable endowment fund $500 - $999 air america association, inc. american Planning association Parents' association Jones Day rupe foundation extended Care, inc. richardson range, llC Grant Thornton llP Bank of america This Honor Roll includes those donors who made gifts to UT Dallas between Sept. 1, 2009 and Aug. The Catholic foundation Gene & Jerry Jones family Charities schwab Charitable fund aTMos energy richardson regional Medical Center hegi family foundation Buses by Bill, inc. 31, 2010. Recognition is for outright gifts and pledge payments received during the fiscal year. All CBs outdoor Wallace, Barbara & Kelly King The sherwin-Williams Company audimation service inc. rockfish seafood Grill, lP hill & Wilkinson, lTD Caltex oil Tools llC UT Dallas employees that make gifts to UT Dallas Academic Bridge or Callier Center through the Chemolee lab Corporation Charitable foundation sickle Cell Disease association robert W. Baird & Co. incorporated iBM rotary Club of Park Cities Capital one, n.a. State Employee Charitable Campaign are included, but since SECC gifts are received during the Chinese Consulate lamar outdoor of america - Mobile Chapter Bank of america, n.a. foundation General in houston advertising of Dallas inG financial Capps van and Car rental studio Movie Grill BDo seidman llP rowling foundation calendar year, only contributions received in fiscal year 2010 will be reflected in the Honor Roll. Chip Targets incorporated lennox international inc. institute of internal Denbury resources inc. Tektronix foundation BKD, llP auditors of Dallas inc. russell reynolds associates Clear Channel outdoor Mannatech, inc. Donna harris Company llC Texas institute sustainable Blue Cross and Blue shield JC Penney Company, inc. saCUBo operating The rita Crocker Tom and Charlene Marsh Technology research of Texas, inc. Charles W. eisemann Center Due to space limitations, only donors of $500 and above are included in this Honor Roll. Clements foundation family foundation Jersey Mike's subs richardson safeway stores, inc. Texas instruments foundation Bnsf equinox - Preston hollow All donors are recognized at utdallas.edu/development/donorwall. James M. Collins foundation The eugene McDermott foundation K h Jordan foundation sam's Club foundation The Garden Gate Timberlawn Psychiatric Brand Capital Partners ruth C. & Charles s. sharp Convergys MetroPCs research foundation, inc. JustGive Corporations, Foundations and Other Organizations George W. & lorena f. 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Citi foundation hKs architects foundation, inc. fujitsu network Weaver and Tidwell lP David and Teresa foundation edgar a. & ruth e. robinson horchow family Charitable Trust family foundation Communications, inc. robert J. Potter foundation Whitley Penn, llP Disiere foundation The Container store atlas economic The arkenstone hP enterprise services rockwell Collins Gardere Wynne sewell, llP PricewaterhouseCoopers The Williamsburg Corporation ericsson inc. Docomo Communications laborato- research foundation association of Certified ries, Usa, inc. hunt Construction Group fraud examiners - Dallas Chapter Glazer's Distributors Project still i rise inc. first Co. louise Belsterling foundation Individual Donors Mr. richard s. Merrick Dr. edward livingston Ms. Donna Colabuono Mr. Bill Griffin Mr. and Mrs. richard Massman Dr. Todd sandler Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. sally Dobbie Mr. and Mrs. Matt B. nugent $1,000,000 and above Mr. and Mrs. Mike a. Myers and Dr. eve Guth Mrs. Joyce K. Coleman Mrs. Dorothy l. Griffin Mr. and Mrs. allan W. McBee and Ms. Jean Murdock herbert D. Weitzman Ms. lauraine o'neil Mr. Douglas and anonymous (3) Mr. and Mrs. h. ronald nash Mr. and Mrs. h. ross Perot, sr. Dr. and Mrs. aaron T. Conley Mr. lyle Grimes Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. nancy sands Mr. and Mrs. David Whisenant Dr. Catherine eckel Mrs. racquel Peterson Mrs. nancy B. hamon Mr. and Mrs. Jay a. Pack Mr. olivier Poirot Mr. and Mrs. Terry Conner Mr. rohit Gupta Christopher D. McCauley Ms. Mary n. schelm Mr. and Mrs. William r. Wiggins Dr. and Mrs. norman einspruch Mr. and Mrs. William M. Petitt Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Wyly Dr. and Mrs. Krish a. Prabhu Mr. and Mrs. Maynard redeker Mr. and Mrs. George a. Consolver Ms. Cher Jacobs Mr. and Mrs. alex McCoy Mr. and Mrs. Michael B. schiff Mr. and Mrs. James r. Wikert Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. eisemann Mr. and Mrs. Kip i. Plankinton Mr. and Mrs. Thomas B. rhodes, Jr. Ms. Manisha J. shah Ms. Claudia e. Davis Mr. John C. hall Mr. and Mrs. Thomas r. 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Wilson Dr. and Mrs. Mark W. spong Mr. and Mrs. Peter Denker Mr. David r. heiting Mr. John Gates Mr. David f. siciliano Mr. and Mrs. russell Cleveland Mr. and Mrs. robert e. Wilbur Mr. Wayne r. Moore Dr. Daniel e. schwartz Mr. steve e. Wolfert Mr. and Mrs. Joel T. Williams Mr. and Mrs. Gary W. Dennis Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey M. heller Dr. Morton a. Gernsbacher Mr. and Mrs. James skinner Mr. and Mrs. richard Cree Mr. Charles G. Morris Ms. Diane sealy Mr. and Mrs. Marvin a. Wurzer Dr. Michael e. Goss Mr. and Mrs. howard B. Wolf Mr. and Mrs. Phil Dial Mr. and Mrs. robert e. hewlett Mrs. Deborah snell Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. Davidson $1,000 - $4,999 Mr. and Mrs. r. Clayton Mulford Mr. robert f. see, Jr. Mr. Jianchen yang Mr. and Mrs. sam Wyly Mr. Jason a. Dilks Ms. lyda hill Mrs. Tanya r. Gould Ms. susan M. soo Mr. and Mrs. David J. Disiere Mr. Barry adamson Mr. robert f. Murchison Ms. helen shalom Mr. and Mrs. James f. young Dr. James r. Dixon, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. elizabeth a. Graves Dr. William soper Dr. adolf J. enthoven Dr. and Mrs. Kenneth Z. altshuler edmund M. hoffman Ms. andrea nasher Mr. and Mrs. Patrick shelby $5,000 - $9,999 Mr. nathan B. Dodge Ms. Melinda h. ha Mr. and Mrs. William B. stuart Mr. Bert P. headden anonymous (6) Ms. Marguerite hoffman Dr. and Mrs. robert s. nelsen Ms. lisa simmons $500 - $999 anonymous Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Dornseifer Mr. J.T. hammonds, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. William swann Mr. and Mrs. Philip r. Jonsson Mr. and Mrs. edward C. Bailey Mr. s. roger horchow Mr. David newberger Mr. and Mrs. Phil simpson Mrs. Gail e. alpert Dr. Cyrus D. Cantrell Mr. Charles P. Doubek, Jr. Mrs. sharon hart Mr. Greg Thomas Drs. aage and Margareta Moller and Dr. Mary l. Marple Mr. robert r. Baillargeon, sr. Mr. and Mrs. henry hortenstine Mr. John n. olbetter Dr. Charles M. sloan Mr. stephen J. ames Mrs. Debbie Dunlap Ms. Priscilla hernandez Mr. and Mrs. James J. Thomason Mr. and Mrs. Gerald h. stool Mr. and Mrs. B. Gene Carter Mr. and Mrs. andrew M. Baker Mrs. Caroline r. hunt Ms. Mildred M. oppenheimer Mr. Curtis smith Mr. and Mrs. Timothy s. anglin Ms. angela Dunlap Mr. Michael humphrey Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Tuck Dr. James l. Carter Dr. and Mrs. stanton n. Ballard Dr. Mary Jane hurst Mr. and Mrs. stephen C. owen Dr. and Mrs. robert Kinsel smith Dr. shalini arehole Mr. Michael C. eaton Mr. and Mrs. W. h. hunt Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Turrie $50,000 - $99,999 Mr. roger Chang Mr. and Mrs. robert v. Barnes Mr. and Mrs. David Jacobs Dr. edmund P. Pillsbury Mr. James e. sowell Mr. David C. Baggett Mr. robert M. edsel Mr. and Mrs. Mark e. Jacobs Dr. anne e. van Kleeck Mr. and Mrs. e. h. hawes, ii Dr. sandra Bond Chapman Ms. Katherine r. Beams Mr. and Mrs. Michael e. Jaffe Dr. and Mrs. hasan Pirkul Dr. John Q. stilwell and Mr. and Mrs. Glenn C. Bandy Mrs. Gano ehlers Dr. Karen M. Jarrell Mr. Benedict voit and Mr. Donald Chapman Dr. and Mrs. Brian J. Berry Dr. Calvin D. Jamison, sr. Mrs. Gail Plummer Mrs. nancy o'neill Mr. Martin Baylor and Mr. scott Jarrell Dr. and Mrs. Burton C. einspruch Dr. Walter e. voit $10,000 - $49,999 Mr. and Mrs. harris Clark Mr. and Mrs. William Bogart Ms. Kathryn h. Jordan Mr. and Mrs. robert G. Pollock Mr. and Mrs. Paul stoffel Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Best Dr. linda W. Jennings Mr. and Mrs. s. Curt eley Mr. and Mrs. John s. Waggoner The estate of Jimmy M. alcorn Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. Corson Mr. and Mrs. Donald e. Bowles, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Justice Ms. Toni Portmann Mr. Donald and Dr. norma stone Mr. Jack D. Birchfield Mrs. Betty Johnson Dr. and Mrs. B. henry estess, Jr. and Mr. richard spurr Ms. virginia l. Wall Mr. and Mrs. frederic B. asche, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. lorenzo l. Cotter Mrs. Gloria Box Mrs. Mary fan Kain Ms. sarah seay stout Ms. Mary W. Bloom Mr. and Mrs. Chris a. Johnson Mrs. regen fearon Mrs. Caren h. Prothro Mr. samuel a. Wilkinson, iii Mr. and Mrs. selwin Belofsky Mr. Ben Crow Mr. Jeff Brand Mrs. Marylee C. Kellogg Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Michael M. Boone Ms. Milla Perry Jones Mr. and Mrs. Walter l. foxworth Dr. Darrelene rachavong robert h. strasser Mr. and Mrs. Dave Willis Ms. Dianne T. Cash Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. frank l. Branson Ms. Glenda Kemple Ms. Joanna Bratt Mr. Michael K. Kauffelt, ii Kenneth r. Dickerson Mrs. Marjorie M. francis and Mr. supat rachavong Mr. William e swart Dr. Michael l. Wilson The honorable and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Bratcher Mr. Phillip Killgore Mr. Brad Brown Dr. and Mrs. robert i. Kramer Mr. and Mrs. Philip Drayer Ms. Deborah M. frankum, esq. Dr. srinivasan raghunathan and Dr. Jana swart Mr. and Mrs. alan yonack William P. Clements Drs. richard and Caroline Brettell Mr. robert G. Kipp Mr. Charles Brown Ms. anchi h. Ku Mr. and Mrs. leo J. eveleth Mr. Peter G. friddell Mr. James D. ratley Ms. Claire M. Taitte Mr. Thomas yu Mr. and Mrs. harlan r. Crow Mrs. Barbara Brice Drs. Dennis and abby Kratz Mr. and Mrs. eddie U. 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Clark, iii Ms. nancy o. lemmon Mr. ronald Gover Dr. and Mrs. Bruce Gnade Ms. susan rogers Ms. lydia B. Test Mr. and Mrs. forrest e. hoglund Dr. Thomas f. Campbell Mr. Michael y. lee and Mr. Doug swanson Mr. and Mrs. Dwight D. Clasby Dr. hong Ma Mr. and Mrs. Milledge hart, iii and Dr. Christine Dollaghan Mr. and Mrs. alan J. Gold Mr. and Mrs. Jere W. Thompson Mr. and Mrs. David l. holmberg Dr. and Mrs. Mark l. lemmon Mr. and Mrs. Bryce s. rogers Mr. and Mrs. steven h. Clay Mr. and Mrs. Dr. sydney smith hicks Dr. Thomas Chesney Dr. and Mrs. richard M. Golden Mr. and Mrs. Carl J. Thomsen Clinton D. McDonnough Mr. robert a. innamorati Mr. and Mrs. harry longwell Mr. and Mrs. Jesse a. rogers Mr. and Mrs. Chris Coates UT Dallas is grateful to all who gave. and Mr. forrest hicks Mr. William G. Chestnut Dr. and Mrs. Craig s. Goodman Mr. and Mrs. James C. Tubb Mr. and Mrs. Cappy McGarr Ms. Christina a. Jonsson Dr. shaoming lu Mr. and Mrs. edward W. rose, iii Mr. and Mrs. Every effort is made to ensure the ac- Mr. albert G. hill, Jr. Mr. Gary y. Chiu Mr. and Mrs. J. Michael Gosslee Mr. and Mrs. robert C. vaughn Dr. M. yaqub Mirza Mr. and Mrs. Tom Marsh Mr. steven lyle Garland D. Collett, iii Mr. and Mrs. Thomas l. hill Mr. and Mrs. Daniel G. routman Mrs. Doris Walton curate recognition of donors; however, Mr. Thomas and Dr. Jackie Clark Mr. Debjyoti Goswami Mr. Michael Defrank Ms. lisa a. Mixon Mr. and Mrs. David Martineau Dr. louis J. Maher Mr. and Mrs. Kevin J. ryan if you were omitted from this year's list, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry W. Jones Mr. and Mrs. J. Coley Clark Dr. and Mrs. William l. Green Mr. and Mrs. Bryan a. Ward and Ms. Brenda smith Mrs. Mary h. Montgomery Mr. Charles C. McKinney Mrs. lawrence Marcus Dr. and Mrs. larry D. sall please call the Office of Development Mr. and Mrs. hwansoo s. lee Mr. and Mrs. Guy U. Griffeth Mr. James Watson Dr. feng Deng Mr. and Mrs. John D. Mcstay Mr. roy C. Coffee, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. J. Bruce Martindale Mr. sanjeeb K. samanta Mr. and Mrs. rusty nichols and Alumni Relations at 972-883-6507. New Donor single year recognition Consecutive year recognition Cumulative lifetime Giving Planned Giving Recognition Societies Who is recognized? any individual (alumni or non-alumni) Who is recognized? alumni donors only Who is recognized? any individual (alumni or non-alumni) who gave $1,000 or more last year. Gifts may be designated Who is recognized? any donor, including individuals, who has made a planned gift commitment. This may include The support provided by our alumni and friends is to any school, program or unit to qualify for membership. How are members recognized? four levels of membership companies and foundations a provision through a will, trust, annuity or gift of life insurance. transforming UT Dallas into the Tier one research exist based on the number of consecutive years of giving: university our founders envisioned more than 40 years Why Love Jack? Jim love, an american modernist sculptor, • Contributors–2 to 4 years • Associates–5 to 9 years How are members recognized? Cumulative lifetime Why leave a Legacy? Planned gifts provide donors with the ago. in addition to recognizing last year's donors by created "Jack" in 1971. it was donated to UT Dallas in 1976 • Partners–10 to 20 years • Champion–20 years or more giving to UT Dallas counts toward membership. founders society satisfaction of knowing their support will make a difference gift level in the honor roll, we launched four recognition by Mrs. Margaret McDermott. students soon began calling begins at $100,000 and UT Dallas laureates at $1 million. lifetime even after they are gone. These gifts also give UT Dallas the societies to show our donors how much they are appreciated. it the Love Jack and the name has endured. Why Comet Whoosh? some people "hook 'em." some people giving includes the total of all cash gifts made and the value of any opportunity to plan for future growth, knowing these Members receive special benefits and are recognized on "Gig 'em." Comets "Whoosh!" UT Dallas began teaching the gifts-in-kind, such as donated equipment or software. philanthropic commitments will be realized in the years a new website, utdallas.edu/development/donors. Comet "whoosh" at new student orientation in 2005 and it's now to come. embraced as the symbolic gesture for all students and alumni. 4 The UniversiTy of Texas aT Dallas Donor rePorT 5 The UT Dallas Endowment $100,000 should generate about $4,000 to $5,000 Designations of the UT Dallas Endowment Key to Tier One annually in scholarship awards. if the investment earnings are strong in a given year, as much as 8 or First Person 9 percent, the additional income is reinvested into Private support is transforming UT Dallas. alumni, corporations, founda- the fund's principal, allowing it to grow. Thus, in 30 tions and other friends of the University have donated more than $200 mil- in 1972, gasoline cost 55 cents a gallon, The Godfa- years, the excellence in education fund has more Chairs and Private Support Enabling Excellence at UT Dallas lion since 2000. This 10-year total is more than the combined amount con- ther led at the box office, and atari ushered in the than doubled in value, while still generating con- Professorships tributed during the first three decades of the University's existence, from 1969 age of video games with Pong. also that year, siderable expendable income. $ 66.6M to 1999. here are three examples of the new UT Dallas this support is build- UT Dallas received its first endowment gift of $1.01 ing, in the words of those who directly benefit from these gifts. million to create the excellence in education "it's nearly impossible to become a top university fund. The new fund's purpose was to support ex- without a strong endowment," explains Dr. aaron Undergraduate cellence in all aspects of the college experience at Conley, vice president for development and alumni Scholarships Other Purposes UT Dallas. relations. "These resources allow institutions to $ 44M $ 111M plan boldly for the future by reducing financial un- The gift was made by the excellence in education certainty. in good economic times, the endowment foundation (eef), which was established by a grows, and when times are bad like they've been small group of business and civic leaders, includ- the past few years, the endowment helps reduce Our Contribution: Think Ahead Group ing UT Dallas founders Cecil Green, erik Jonsson any negative impact the downturn may have." Graduate and eugene McDermott. Conley provided even more specific details: a Fellowships Molly Owen Soper, Sam Owen, Steve Owen strong endowment also protects a university against $ 7.7M When our mom was diagnosed with frontotemporal dementia, Today, the value of the original fund has more than declines in other revenue sources, including short- more within the next five years." This is a lofty goal we felt helpless. in just a year and a half, we watched her change doubled to $2.7 million, and it generated $105,000 falls in tuition revenue if enrollment decreases or if but not unprecedented (see table). "like UT Dallas, from a vivacious, outgoing, dynamic woman to someone with last year in expendable income. it is also just one of state appropriations fall short of an institution's many public universities don't have an extensive slurred speech who struggled to say, "i love you." Doctors told us nearly 200 individual funds that comprise the need. history of philanthropic support, but these institu- nothing could be done to help her. We were devastated, but we UT Dallas endowment. since 1972, donors have tions have gotten serious about strengthening their also saw the great need for increased awareness and research of created endowments designated to support specific The University of Texas investment Management endowments, and their alumni and friends have brain health issues. along with friends and colleagues, we start- purposes, such as scholarships, faculty chairs and Company (UTiMCo) manages the endowments responded," Conley said. "in just five years, they ed the Center for Brainhealth's Think ahead Group (TaG) for special activities such as a speaker series or campus of the nine UT system academic institutions, and dramatically strengthened their schools' ability to young professionals with a passion for promoting brain health. enhancements. within the system, UT Dallas trails only UT austin recruit great students, hire top faculty and enhance our kick-off event featured former first lady laura Bush and in the size of its endowment. in fact, UT Dallas has helped drive more than 200 people to join TaG. Together, we're their academic programs." working toward raising $25,000 by December for brain injury When a donor creates an endowment, the dollar built one of the largest endowments in the nation recovery. interested in supporting the cause? Please visit amount given is never spent. instead, the funds are for institutions less than 50 years old. thinkaheadgroup.org. invested and only a portion of the income gener- UT System ated by the original investment is spent for its des- The advantage of a strong endowment is valuable to UT Dallas as we work toward our vision of Tier Endowments ignated purpose. The UT system Board of regents sets the spending rate for endowment income, one status, notes Conley. "although we are ahead which varies from 3.5 to 5.5 percent. for example, a of many peer schools in Texas and elsewhere, we Sam Owen, Molly Owen Soper and Steve Owen must increase our endowment by 75 percent or UT Austin $ 2.58B scholarship endowment with an initial value of UT Dallas $ 229M Five Year Endowment Growth at other Public Universities UT El Paso $ 126M 2003 2008 Increase UT Arlington $ 68M Oklahoma State $ 149M $ 617M 314% UT Tyler $ 60M UT San Antonio $ 60M Samantha Bratton: My Scholarship Arizona State $ 221M $ 493M 123% Clemson $ 213M $ 421M 98% UT Pan American 29M$ i transferred into the arts and Technology (aTeC) program from Miami U (Ohio) $ 208M $ 404M 94% UT Permian Basin $17M a community college because i've always wanted to learn about UT Brownsville $ 7M gaming, especially 3D modeling and designing video games. UNC Charlotte $ 73M $ 140M 92% Thankfully, the Jonelle and Bryce Jordan scholarship in the arts NC State $ 289M $ 544M 88% Source: UTIMCO, as of 8/31/10 covered my books and some tuition this semester so i'm not as Source: National Assn. of College and University Business Officers worried about bills as i usually would be. The peace of mind has allowed me to consider and apply for a master's degree in aTeC. With the scholarship support i'm receiving, i now have more The UT Dallas Endowment at Work resources to put towards grad school and pursuing my dream of becoming an art director at a video game studio. The program Endowed Funds and What They Support here is my top pick because the professors are the best in the in- dustry. This scholarship is giving me the opportunity to learn from top professionals. it's also an honor to receive a scholarship Arnold A. Jaffe David Bruton Jr. Lecture Series Eugene McDermott Charles and Nancy Davidson named for the first president of the University. Holocaust Collection on Communication Disorders Scholars Program Distinguished Professorships Samantha Bratton Dr. Ray Baughman: My Passion as the robert a. Welch Chair in Chemistry, i am able to pursue my passion for all things small. and i mean really, really, really small. i direct the alan G. MacDiarmid nanoTech institute, which devel- Supports: The acquisition of Supports: a conference series Supports: about 70 undergraduate Supports: The research activities ops new science and technology at the nanoscale. our research has research materials to promote hosted by the Callier Center for students with a four-year full tuition of four faculty members in the led to advancements in areas including artificial muscles, energy the scholarly study, teaching and Communication Disorders. The scholarship including housing and school of Management. harvesting, energy storage and anti-ballistic textiles. By exploring writing about the holocaust in fund provides support to bring books, travel support and free how materials behave at the nanoscale, we are helping solve some of europe between 1933 and 1945. renowned researchers to Dallas attendance to Dallas arts and Established: 2006 the most pressing issues facing our society today. But the most excit- for presentations to local speech, cultural events. Original gift: $1 million. ing part is that we are helping train the next generation of scientists Established: 1986 language and hearing professionals. in 2009, the final pledge payment and technologists, and not only at the college level. our nanoex- Original gift: $10,000. other The series is also open to parents, Established: 2001 of $250,000 qualified for an addi- plorers program brings local high school students to UT Dallas for donors have continued to make students and the general public. Original gift: $30 million tional $125,000 in matching funds original research on nanoscience projects. More than 150 students have participated in nanoexplorers, and one recently took home the additional gifts to the endowment Value today: $31.8 million through the Texas research top prize of $75,000 at the intel international science and engineer- since it was established. Established: 1982 Income generated last year: incentive Program. ing fair in san Jose, Calif. none of our accomplishments in nanosci- Value today: $240,700 Original gift: $60,000 $1.73 million Value today: $1.06 million ence at UT Dallas would have been possible without the funds pro- Income generated last year: Value today: $322,000 Income generated last year: vided through the Welch Chair, along with gifts from alumni, friends $13,000 Income generated last year: $45,600 and corporations. $17,500 Dr. Ray Baughman Interested in Establishing an Endowment? The minimum gift required to establish an endowment at UT Dallas is $10,000. Donors can take up to five years to complete a gift. To learn more, contact the office of Development and alumni relations at 972-883-6504 or visit utdallas.edu/development. 6 The UniversiTy of Texas aT Dallas Donor rePorT 7 The University of Texas at Dallas Donor Report Office of Development and Alumni Relations 800 W Campbell Rd Richardson TX 75080-3021 Campus Enhancement on sept. 29, 2010, UT Dallas celebrated the completion of the Campus Through the Campus enhancement fund, UT Dallas is offering enhancement project with a formal dedication ceremony. This $30 donors the opportunity to name several of these new features with million campus transformation was funded entirely with private gifts. gifts at a number of levels. This fund is a permanent endowment that a new pedestrian mall anchors the heart of the campus and includes ensures future resources for new spaces and other campus enhance- more than 100 magnolia trees, reflecting pools that stretch 600 feet ments as UT Dallas continues to grow. To learn more about naming and a 25-foot-tall trellis covering the plaza. University Parkway is now gift opportunities, visit utdallas.edu/development/enhancement. a sea of green with more than 5,000 newly planted trees. Donor Report 40,651,129 40M 35M 30M 25M 20M 15M 10M 5M 2010 $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ RECORD YEAR 2009 40+MILLION proof that UT Dallas is gaining broader support among donors at all levels. the dollars raised. This year, the largest gift received was $ . million— 2008 , a single gift accounted for nearly half of all , but $ million came from just one 2007 The previous highest annual amount raised was 2006 a record year for new gifts and pledges. 2005 their support like never before, making 2004 Donors to UT Dallas are showing 2003 2002 2001 $ 2000 $ . million in donor. And in 1999 1998 1997
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|Reviews for The Pin Is Mightier than the Sword
| MerlinXFan28 chapter 4 . 3/1/2014
This short also had me laughing, nearly in tears! Even though Merlin is filled with many serious scenes it also has many funny ones, and you do a great job of portraying that!
| MerlinXFan28 chapter 3 . 3/1/2014
This chapter had me dying of laughter! It was so clever and so well written.
Great job :)
| Sea of Vinegar chapter 16 . 2/23/2014
I laughed so hard it hurt when Gwaine showed up.
| daydreaming instead of work chapter 46 . 12/28/2013
LOOOOVE the beaver!
| MugetsuPipefox chapter 48 . 12/10/2013
Bahahahahaha! The skunk is in alliance with the beaver. Oh this is too good :'D
| MugetsuPipefox chapter 46 . 12/10/2013
Oh my gosh that beaver. Made my day. You, almighty author, are absolutely amazing. Bravo.
| Book girl fan chapter 59 . 12/1/2013
Well, he has more sense than the king of legend!
| Book girl fan chapter 58 . 12/1/2013
Yeah, I think it all fades in the light of that last one. However, I rather want to continue it: "I knew you had magic, Merlin, but you kissed Gwen?!"
| Peabodythecat chapter 3 . 11/25/2013
Oh yes loving all of these.
| whitecrossgirl chapter 59 . 11/24/2013
I don't see him as an idiot but he is far too gullible but if he wasn't then where would we get our humour from?
| RicardianScholar Clark-Weasley chapter 59 . 11/24/2013
Emperor's New Clothes!
At least Arthur isn't a COMPLETE idiot though I must confess I would have been equally amused that the spell on the clothes was true but the fact that Merlin could see them would lead to Arthur thinking he is being conned...
Anyway! Brilliant chapter as always.
| RicardianScholar Clark-Weasley chapter 58 . 11/20/2013
For some reason I can still see Merlin getting killed for kissing Gwen and nothing for the magic, or washing clothes in dirty dishwater.
| shell22 chapter 58 . 11/20/2013
Very true.
| harmlessmelody37 chapter 58 . 11/20/2013
i think if Merlin confessed like this it could have saved a hell of a lot of drama...and death...and general bad stuff...seriously merlin why didn't you think of this before hand?
| Blue Turtle of AWESOMENESS chapter 58 . 11/20/2013
You make me die with laughter XD


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Ovente Ovente BHS6000 Heart Rate Monitor with Chest Strap
Ovente Ovente BHS6000 Heart Rate Monitor with Chest Strap
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|Product Type: Measurement device or training aid
|Color: Black
|Hardware Finish: Stainless Steel
|Material: Plastic; Metal; Other
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|Power Source: Batteries
|Battery Required: Yes
|Handles: No
|Multiple Resistance Levels: Yes
|Pump Included: No
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|Handrail Included: No
|Wheeled: No
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|Ergonomic: Yes
|Adjustable: Yes
|Bottle Included: No
|Arms Included: No
|Outdoor Use: Yes
|Commercial Use: Yes
|Product Care: Wipe clean with a dry cloth
|Country of Manufacture: China
|Assembly Required: No
|Installation Required: No
|Additional Parts Required: No
|Product Warranty: 1 year Limited
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OUR SKU # TNOV1002Ovente BHS6000 Heart Rate Monitor with Chest Strap is also sometimes listed under the following manufacturer numbers: BHS6000