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Imtech : Imtech: Results AGM Today, Royal Imtech N.V.'s Annual General Meeting of Shareholders (AGM) granted the requested approvals needed to execute a rights issue of 500 million euro. The AGM also appointed Mr. Hans Turkesteen, CFO, as member of the Board of Management and approved the new remuneration policy for the Board of Management. At the time of the rights issue launch further details on the rights issue, including the issue price and the number of shares to be issued, will be published. Gerard van de Aast, CEO of Imtech: "The constructive dialogue today with our shareholders in the Annual General Meeting, has been important for Imtech. The past issues have been discussed in detail in a setting of openness and transparency. The corrective actions taken have been also discussed with our shareholders. We appreciate the approval to execute a rights issue of 500 million euro, as it provides us with the opportunity to reduce debt and strengthen our company." 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Whitworth Today is Whitworth's alumni magazine, published twice each year, in midwinter and early summer.
'In Time of War' (PDF)
Alumna Andrea Palpant, '00, tells the story of how a number of Whitworthians -- alumni,
faculty and staff -- joined forces with a group of Japanese Americans to tell the story
of a sad chapter in the history of the Pacific Northwest, and of our nation.
'Relief from the Daily Barrage' (PDF)
Leif Enger, author of the acclaimed novel Peace Like a River, speaks with Whitworth
Today about the nature of God and human beings, the Charismatic Renewal of the '70s, his favorite response to a nasty critic, and what his college experience has
meant to his career as a writer.
The Completion of a Campus Landmark: A Story in Pictures (PDF)
Weyerhaeuser Hall, Whitworth's new academic building, began in July 2003 as a set
of stakes marking a foundation and evolved into a state-of-the-art structure teeming
with students, faculty, staff and community members. View photos of the recently
completed building and discover its innovative features.
Reconstructing the Historical Ethos of the Pacific Northwest (PDF)
Whitworth Professor of History Dale Soden has published articles, chapters and
books aimed at increasing the understanding of religion's influence on the history of
the Pacific Northwest, a region widely viewed as the least-churched in the country.
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World Citizen: Thai Alumna Lives Mission (PDF)
Whitworth Today interviews Saisuree Chutikul, '56, former government minister,
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This work was carried out at Brookhaven National Laboratory under contract no. DE-AC02-98CH10886, with the U.S. Department of Energy, Office of Science, and supported by its Division of Chemical Sciences, Geosciences, and Biosciences, and its Division of Materials Sciences and Engineering, within the Office of Basic Energy Sciences, and Toyota Motor Corporation. We thank the National Energy Research Scientific Computing (NERSC) Center, the Center for Functional Nanomaterials at Brookhaven National Laboratory, and Prof. M. C. Lin for CPU time. Work at the NSLS was supported by the DOE BES grant DE-FG02-03ER15688. We thank Hugh Isaacs and Radoslav Atanasoski for stimulating discussions.
Core-Protected Platinum Monolayer Shell High-Stability Electrocatalysts for Fuel-Cell Cathodes†
Article first published online: 7 OCT 2010
DOI: 10.1002/anie.201004287
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Sasaki, K., Naohara, H., Cai, Y., Choi, Y. M., Liu, P., Vukmirovic, M. B., Wang, J. X. and Adzic, R. R. (2010), Core-Protected Platinum Monolayer Shell High-Stability Electrocatalysts for Fuel-Cell Cathodes. Angew. Chem. Int. Ed., 49: 8602–8607. doi: 10.1002/anie.201004287
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- Article first published online: 7 OCT 2010
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- palladium;
- platinum
More than skin deep: Platinum monolayers can act as shells for palladium nanoparticles to lead to electrocatalysts with high activities and an ultralow platinum content, but high platinum utilization. The stability derives from the core protecting the shell from dissolution. In fuel-cell tests, no loss of platinum was observed in 200 000 potential cycles, whereas loss of palladium was significant.


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Most New York voters think corruption is a serious problem in Albany, though most are unfamiliar with the anti-corruption commission the governor shuttered in April, according to a poll released Monday.
New Speed Cameras Coming to NYC and Long Island
More speed cameras are coming to New York City and Long Island after state lawmakers voted Wednesday to authorize more than 200 of the devices in area school zones.
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Mixed Martial Arts Fighter Uriah Hall has won seven of his nine professional matches. One of his most notable wins came when he knocked out Adam Cella with a jumping spin kick.
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The Human Torch and the Thing fly off to confront the Dragon Man, leaving Reed and Sue in the Seeker's Fortress to look after Triton. Without water to revitalize him, Triton is quickly suffocating. Sue erects a force field around his body to keep him steady, while Reed pumps water from a fire hose into the bubble to replenish him.
Outside, the Thing and the Torch tangle with the Dragon Man. The Dragon Man slaps the Thing with his tail, sending him crashing through the window of Alicia Masters' studio apartment. Johnny continues the fight and changes his heat blasts to ultra violet radiation. Intensifying the heat, he weakens the Dragon Man and the creature eventually falls down unconscious.
Back at the Fortress, the Seeker arranges to collect Triton. Reed has succeeded in saving Triton's life, but he is reluctant to interfere with Inhuman law. Sue pressures him to do something, but Reed snaps at her. Before the Seeker takes Triton away, Reed secretly plants a homing device on the Inhuman.
Meanwhile, the Royal Family of the Inhumans returns to their home land, the Great Refuge. The reigning king, Maximus, learns of their arrival and unleashes the Alpha Primitives to combat them. Maximus is the brother of Black Bolt. Black Bolt flies directly into the Primitives sending them scattering. After a brief battle, Maximus enters the chamber and apologizes for the effrontery. He claims that the Alpha Primitives had escaped on their own. Realizing that he cannot hope to win out over Black Bolt's courageousness, Maximus hands the crown of leadership over to his brother.
The Fantastic Four take a private jet to the Andes Mountains and locate the Great Refuge. They set down and Reed and Sue bicker some more. Sue decides to change her hairstyle to get Reed to notice her more.
They eventually come upon the Royal Family. Crystal and Johnny are reunited, but Black Bolt stands ready for battle. Speaking for her liege, Medusa declares that non-Inhumans are not welcome in the Great Refuge. Reed says that the Inhumans should not have to live in seclusion, and should live alongside the rest of humanity.
Meanwhile, Maximus retires to his laboratory. He preps his Atmo-Gun and declares that he will use it to destroy all of humanity.
- This issue is reprinted in Marvel Masterworks #25, Essential Fantastic Four, Volume 3, and Marvel's Greatest Comics #34.
- First appearance of the Inhuman, Aireo.
- First appearance of the Alpha Primitives.
- First appearance of Maximus. Revealed as Black Bolt's brother in this issue.
- Dragon Man appears next in Avengers #41.
- Maximus appears next in Fantastic Four #52.
- Airo appears next in Incredible Hulk Special #1.
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Recipient: Angelika B. Amon, PhD, Massachusetts Institute of Technology and Howard Hughes Medical Institute
Award: Genetics Society of America Medal
Dr. Amon has uncovered key biological principles governing the cell cycle. Her work as served as a guide to scientists who study questions related controlling mitotic and meiotic cell divisions. She was the first to demonstrate a connection between the physical completion of anaphase and the initiation of mitotic exit, which is key to understanding basic cellular processes. More recently, her research has focused on the genetic consequences of aneuploidy, cells with too few or too many chromosomes, as it relates to stress responses and cancer. Although her lab primary uses yeast as a model organism, she has also studied trisomy in the mouse as a model of aneuploidy in mammals. She is well-known for being passionate about the importance of model organism research and for being an excellent mentor.
Dr. Amon is the Kathleen and Curtis Marble Professor of Cancer Research at the Koch Institute for Integrative Cancer Research and an Investigator with the Howard Hughes Medical Institute (HHMI). She is an elected member of the National Academy of Sciences (NAS) in 2010, and is the recipient of the Ira Herskowitz Award from GSA's yeast genetics community (2012), NAS Award in Molecular Biology (2008), the Paul Marks Prize for Cancer Research (2007), the Alan T. Waterman Award from the National Science Foundation (2003), the Eli Lilly Young Investigator Award (2003), and the Presidential Early Career Award for Scientists and Engineers (1999). She is active in community service, with roles on several journal editorial boards, scientific advisory boards, and review committees.
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Monetary incentives to encourage people to live healthier lifestyles only work in the longer term when they are designed to stop negative behaviour, rather than promote positive choices, suggests new research undertaken by Dr Matteo M Galizzi and Professor Paul Dolan.
Research Highlights: Being a parent – before and after a split
Dads who are actively involved in bringing up their young children are more likely, in the event of a split from their partner, to keep in regular contact with their child, according to new research by Professor Lucinda Platt from the Department of Social Policy.
Middle-aged men and women who have experienced the upheaval of separation, divorce and remarriage are almost as healthy as couples in stable marriages, according to a new study involving Professor Emily Grundy.
Dr Timothy Hildebrandt at the LSE-PKU Summer School in Beijing
This summer, Dr Timothy Hildebrandt will be running a course at the LSE-PKU Summer School in Beijing. The course, entitled From NGOs to Social Enterprises: Chinese Social Organisations in Local and Global Governance, will be the first course offered by the Department at the LSE-PKU Summer Schooland places are still available for student applications. More information can be found here.
Book Launch: Changing London: The Rough Guide for the next London Mayor
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Misbehaving: the making of behavioural economics
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The Government Paternalist: nanny state or helpful friend?
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Inequality in the 21st Century: a day long engagement with Thomas Piketty
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Gearty Grilling: John Hills on the Cost of Inequality
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John Hills, Professor of Social Policy, discusses the need to reduce inequality in Britain.
Koestler Trust Mentoring Programme
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Since 2007 The Koestler Trust has supported ex-offenders to continue with their artistic activities by matching them with a specially trained arts mentor. The Koestler Trust commissioned this film to help explain and promote the mentoring programme to future mentees, mentors and funders. The film explains the journey from a mentee that is starting out through to mentee that has attained a higher level with the programme.
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Family Transitions in Early Adulthood
LSE ( May 2015)
These days the transition to adulthood seems to be particularly difficult. Youth unemployment, zero hours contracts, high housing costs, unpaid internships and increased tuition fees have created a challenging environment for young people. Two qualitative studies, undertaken by researchers from the Families and Children Research Group (Professor Jane Lewis, Professor Anne West, Dr Philip Noden and Dr Jonathan Roberts) at LSE and supported by the Leverhulme Trust, have investigated particular aspects of the transitions of early adulthood as they affect both parents and their young adult children. The first study has examined the support which parents provide to their children when they go away to university. The second has explored the increasingly common phenomenon of graduates who return to live with their parents after graduation. Key findings from the studies have been summarised in two research briefs:
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Social Rights and Human Welfare
Routledge (March 2015)
The idea of social rights has always played a central, but often contested, part in social policy. In his latest book, Professor Hartley Dean radically reframes our understanding of social rights as the articulation of human needs.
Taking an international perspective on rights-based approaches, the book looks at how social rights can be understood and critiqued in theory- discussing ideas around social citizenship, human need and human rights, collective responsibility and ethical imperatives. The book moves on to consider social rights in practice, providing a comparative examination of their global development, before looking more specifically at rights to livelihood, human services and housing, and at the ways in which these rights can be enforced. The final section re-evaluates prevailing theory and debates about rights-based approaches to poverty alleviation and outlines possible future directions.
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But the impact of $100 million on the economy is nothing to sneeze at, writes Daniel Gross.
Will went on to say doctors believe a "sneeze or some cough" can spread Ebola.
And our immune system, admirable and dedicated protector of our health, is making us sneeze our brains out.
late 15c., from Old English fneosan "to snort, sneeze," from Proto-Germanic *fneusanan (cf. Middle Dutch fniesen, Dutch fniezen "to sneeze;" Old Norse fnysa "to snort;" Old Norse hnjosa, Swedish nysa "to sneeze;" Old High German niosan, German niesen "to sneeze"), from Proto-Germanic base *fneu-s- "sneeze," of imitative origin, as is PIE *pneu- "to breathe" (cf. Greek pnein "to breathe").
Other imitative words for it, perhaps in various ways related to each other, include Latin sternuere (cf. Italian starnutare, French éternuer, Spanish estornudar), Breton strevia, Sanskrit ksu-, Lithuanian čiaudeti, Polish kichać, Russian čichat'.
English forms in sn- might be due to a misreading of the uncommon fn- (represented in only eight words in Clark Hall, mostly in words to do with breathing), or from Norse influence. OED suggests Middle English fnese had been reduced to simple nese by early 15c., and sneeze is a "strengthened form" of this, "assisted by its phonetic appropriateness." Related: Sneezed; sneezing. To sneeze at "to regard as of little value" (usually with negative) is attested from 1806.
"act of sneezing," 1640s, from sneeze (v.).
sneeze (snēz)
v. sneezed, sneez·ing, sneez·es
To expel air forcibly from the mouth and nose in an explosive, spasmodic involuntary action resulting chiefly from irritation of the nasal mucous membrane. n.
The act or an instance of sneezing.


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Aaron Westlake, the Detroit Tigers' 22nd round pick in 2010 out of Vanderbilt, has not had many opportunities to prove himself thus far in spring training. He took advantage of one of his few chances on Sunday, though, blasting a home run in Detroit's loss to the Braves. Your browser does not support iframes. Westlake hit .249 with nine home runs and 69 RBI for Class A West Michigan last season, his second in the Tigers' minor-league system. The Tigers took a bit of a scattered roster to take on Atlanta at Disney's Wide World of Sports complex, bringing up Westlake from minor-league camp for the trip. His homer was his lone hit in three at-bats — his only three at-bats with the Tigers in spring training.
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The older I get, the more regularly I read the obituaries.
On Sunday, May 29, I noticed with much sadness that Ralph Price died. His obituary said he passed away last Thursday at Candler Hospital "under the loving care of Hospice Savannah." That was of some comfort. When you spend 82 years in this town -- with many of those as a local news broadcaster -- you deserve to go in the loving care of somebody.
Ralph was a hard head for hard news.
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Chatham County Commissioner Pat Farrell made a big political announcement recently.
No, not the one in which he said that he's running for a third term as the commissioner who represents the eastside islands in District 4. He made that call back in late February.
Instead, the big news is that he's asking that the controversial plan to widen Johnny Mercer Boulevard to four-lanes, through the heart of Wilmington Island, be placed on hold.
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OK, death is too extreme for graffiti 'artists.' Perhaps the plucking out of an eyeball or the lopping off of a pinkie finger is more appropriate.
Or, at the very least, make the nimrod cover the cost of a new paint job.
By: Tom Barton on June 15, 2010 - 8:43pm - Add new comment
I'm not sure what's worse -- State Rep. Mickey Stephens dealing a serious smackdown on the Savannah-Chatham County school board nearly two months ago, or the public not finding out about it until late today (Tuesday).
It's amazing. Simply amazing.
Amazingly bad, too.
It seems that during the legislative session that ended April 29, the eastside Savannah Democrat successfully and stealthily passed a measure (HB 1509) that cuts the terms of Chatham-Savannah school board members in half.
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A friend of mine, an Auburn graduate, just told me the entire LSU football team remains stuck in New Orleans.
It seems that someone painted a 50-yard-line on the outskirts of town and they can't figure out how to get past it.
(A tip of the editor's hat to Tom James, who passed this along.)
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I just heard that Chatham County has a new State Court judge: Attorney Greg Sapp.
I was told Gov. Nathan Deal made the appointment Friday morning.
This means Sapp will resign from his seat on the Savannah-Chatham County school board once he's sworn in, probably in the next few weeks.
Sapp, a Republican, was one of five finalists for the post. He also was the only finalist who ran for an elected office and won. That may have been a factor in Deal's decision-making process. This term for this seat expires next year.
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On Sunday, I wrote about the death of one of this community's unique and visible characters, Ted Bryan-Turner. He died June 29 at the age of 87.
I worried that Ted, a gentle soul who rode his bicycle all over town from his home in Thunderbolt -- barefooted and in shorts -- and was known for performing impromptu viola solos and running a one-person nudist colony, departed this world for the next without a proper church service.
Turns out I was wrong.
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The answer to that question: I dunno.
But I do know one thing. At least 46 convention groups ditched Savannah over the past three years because of the lack of suitable hotel space for convention planners.
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Not that it matters.
Unless, of course, you're concerned about the two Georgias -- one that's prosperous and influential, and another that's mostly sucking wind and is having trouble getting its phone calls returned.
Then it means something.
No, make that two things.
It means Georgia won't have a U.S. senator from the coast this election cycle. It also means the two Georgia split is alive and well, as far as the state's Republican Party is concerned.
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The Alestle: History of SIUE
Thank you to our Benefits Partners:
Did you meet your spouse, fiance or significant other at SIUE? Many happy couples have met on campus and the Alumni Association wants to celebrate their love stories. Whether you met in class or at a campus party, share your love story and connect with other Cougar couples.
To participate, e-mail your information to email@example.com. Share the story of how you met and a quick update on where life has taken you as a couple. Please include contact information in your e-mail as well as photos to post online. Your story will be featured with the other couples below and may be selected to be included in a future edition of the eConnection.
Thank you in advance for participating and enjoy the SIUE Love Connection stories below!
Featured Stories:
Nicole (Niki) Cassiday '14 & Mason Glick '09
Philip Gattone (BS '09) & Meredith Burkart (BA '08)
Christopher Logan (BS '98) & Joy (Mamaril) Logan (BS '98)
Tom Gallati (BS '75) & Pam (Vesci) Gallati
Jason Swagler (BM '97, MM '00) & Erica Day Swagler (BM '99)
Tom Niedernhofer (BSE '80) & Shelley (Mettlach) Neidernhofer (BSE '83)
Leonard Hawthorne (BS '71, MS '72) & Ruth (Woods) Hawthorne (BS '70)
Melissa Schaeffer-Hartwig (BS '01) & Nick Hartwig (BS '03)
Donald Rice, II (BS '94) & Rose Anderson-Rice (MPA '95)
Kathryn (Dulles) Groves (BS '00) & Ryan Groves
Dustin Hampton (BS '05) & Stefanie (Schaecher) Hampton (BS '04)
Brett Streb (BS '04) & Katie (Wilson) Streb (BSN '04)
Lawrence Jackson (BS '99) & Kimberly (Shelton) Jackson (BS '00)
Chris Pedo (MPA '06) & Rachel Pedo
Kim (Edgar) Bradley (BS '05) & Chris Bradley
Elizabeth (Johnson) Asbrock (BS '01, MS '07) & Dr. Rodney Asbrock (BS '02)
Edwin Franklin ('82 BA) & Kimberly (Tolson) Franklin ('88 BS, '95 MBA)
Lynn (Long) Schaffner ('83 BS) & Tom Schaffner
Erica Thompson ('06 BS) & Jack Sykut ('06 BS)
Cindy (Holesko) Allen ('06 MBA, '04 BSA) & Justin Allen ('07 MSED, '05 BS)
Andy Shelby ('97 BS) & Karen (Kelleher) Shelby ('99 BS)
Former Chancellor David Werner & Kay (Buxton) Werner ('88 SD)
Susan (Levy) Kulasakara ('88 BA) & Nali Kulasakara ('92 MBA, '90 BS)
Philip Gattone (BS '09) & Meredith Burkart (BA '08)
SIUE assigned Philip and Meredith dorm rooms two doors down from each other in Bluff Hall in 2005. That year, they both made lasting friendships with a group on the floor, who spent the rest of their years at SIUE living with and around each other in Cougar Village. They all spent most of their time in a Cougar Village apartment that became widely known for the pirate flag and skeleton proudly displayed in the balcony window. In 2006, after a year of late night conversations on topics ranging from favorite movies to philosophy, Philip and Meredith began dating officially. "Finally!" all their friends said. Meredith graduated in 2008 and moved to DC to pursue her Masters in Security Studies at Georgetown University. Philip followed her out east in 2009. Together they survived the Great Snowpacalypse of 2010. Philip now enjoys putting his computer engineering skills to work for defense contractor Northrop Grumman, and Meredith has found a fulfilling position with the United States Government. Almost every Friday after work they walk the monuments. Meredith's favorite is the Lincoln Memorial. Philip's is the Washington Monument. In June 2010, Philip took Meredith to the National Mall. On the lawn between the White House and the Washington Monument, he proposed. When she said yes, they sat under the Washington Monument and watched the sun set over the Lincoln Memorial. They're getting married on June 2, 2011, in a small chapel on Wrightsville Beach, NC, and having a two-week beach party with their family and friends to celebrate.
Christopher Logan (BS '98) & Joy (Mamaril) Logan (BS '98)
Christopher Logan and Joy (Mamaril) Logan met their junior year at SIUE (Fall semester of 1996) in Accounting II. It was early morning when Joy spotted Chris waiting to get into the classroom of what was then called "Building II" now known as Founders Hall. Joy approached Chris to talk about their previous class assignment. That's when the love story began. The couple stayed together until they both graduated in May of 1998. The were engaged in the fall of 1998 and married in October of 2000. Chris and Joy have one six-year-old son named Oliver and a two-year-old daughter named Isabella. Joy Mamaril Logan works for Anheuser-Busch InBev as project management for Infrastructure Project Group and Christopher works as a Finance Analyst for Strive Group.
Tom Gallati (BS '75) & Pam (Vesci) Gallati
Hot pants, plaid trousers, tweed sweaters…These may have been the fashion statements of the early 1970s, but to Tom and Pam Galati, they are little pieces of their love story. Tom distinctly remembers what Pam was wearing when they first met at SIUE in 1970. "Hot pants. She wore those for years," he said. Pam said she had plenty of them, "at least ten pairs!" "And she had these orange velvet boots on," said Tom. Pam remembers them being suede. She also recalls what Tom was wearing when the couple had their first date at the University Center movie theater. "He had blue and green plaid pants on. And he had on a brown tweed sweater," she said. "All of my friends said how badly he dressed. But there was something about him. He was funny! I liked his sense of humor." Through the fashion hits and misses, the couple's relationship grew and they spent the remainder of their time at SIUE together enjoying school, concerts and other campus activities, especially athletics. Tom was a talented soccer player, playing four seasons as a defender for SIUE from 1970 to 1973. He was also a member of the 1972 national championship team. "We had so much fun at it," said Tom. "We had the best field in the country by far. It was natural grass, it was beautiful. The practice fields were even better than half of those around the country. It was an exciting time." Tom went on to have major success as a professional soccer player after his time as a Cougar. He was selected by the Philadelphia Atoms of the North American Soccer League (NASL) in the first round of the draft. He helped the Atoms to the NASL championship and was named the runner-up in the Rookie of the Year voting. "I got drafted and went and played and then came back and finished school," Tom said. "And we got married in the middle of the season." "He came back Friday, we got married on Saturday and flew back Sunday," said Pam. "That was our honeymoon, going back to Philadelphia for him to play soccer." The Galatis eventually came back to St. Louis, where they still live. They have two children, two step-grandchildren and a new grandchild on the way.
Jason Swagler (BM '97, MM '00) & Erica Day Swagler (BM '99)
Jason Swagler and Erica Day both played in the SIUE wind symphony as undergraduate music students. Jason played the saxophone and Erica played the flute. One semester, Jason was asked to play the oboe. "We got to sit together, and I got to turn on the charm," Jason said. One day after rehearsals, Erica invited Jason to Shenanigans. Soon after they started dating in December 1995, Jason was invited to join an R&B group. He toured U.S. embassies and troops overseas as part of a Department of Defense tour in the Mediterranean. The couple kept in touch through letters. Jason earned a bachelor's in music/jazz performance in 1997 and a master's in music/music performance in 2000. Erica graduated with a bachelor's in music/music performance in 1999. They married in January 2000. Erica and Jason have many fond memories of their years as SIUE music students. "My favorite memories are of the flute studio we had at the time," Erica said. "Our professor was Marie Garritson, and we were a very active studio. We have a lot of funny stories from having to get up early in the morning and drive a hundred miles for a competition." Jason's favorite professors, the jazz guys-Rick Haydon, Reggie Thomas and Brett Stamps-have become his coworkers. An instructor of music, Jason has been a faculty member since 2000. He teaches Music 111 and Jazz History and conducts the University's jazz band. "It's surreal because the very room Erica asked me out in-the jazz band room-is where I teach every day," Jason said. Erica's SIUE experience has also come full circle. She is as an adjunct instructor, working with the private applied flute students. A professional jazz saxophonist, Jason plays nearly 150 dates each year. He has performed in nearly every venue in the St. Louis area and toured extensively throughout Spain, Italy, Greece, Turkey and the U.S. "Students might not realize it while they're here, but the connections they make with the music faculty and fellow students will be connections they keep throughout the years," he said. "A lot of the work I get can be traced back to connections I've made along the way." Click here to read the complete interview from the Spring 2010 eConnection.
Susan Levy's father was a biology professor at SIUE, so she considers herself an "SIUE brat." Susan was working toward a degree in English, spending most of her time on the second floor of the Peck Building. It was in the fall of her junior year, 1987, when she began noticing a man keeping an eye on her. This process was repeated frequently. Eventually, a mutual friend introduced Susan Levy to Nalin Kulasekara. Nalin had been born in Sri Lanka, but was raised in England by friends of his family, when his parents moved to Nigeria when he was very young. Nalin's older brother had researched engineering schools, deciding SIUE offered a tremendous electrical engineering program at an enticing price. Nalin decided to follow, and now he found himself following a twenty year old English major. When they were introduced, Nalin admitted to Susan that the only reason he was hanging around the Peck Building was to see her. Susan says she didn't think too much about it at the time, adding "He didn't make what I would call a strong first impression." She was, however, attracted to his English accent, so the two began dating in November 1987. When Susan received her BA in English the next year, she decided to enroll at the University of Illinois to pursue her Masters in Library Science, a degree she earned in 1989. Nalin remained at SIUE working on a BS in Business Administration, a degree he was awarded in 1990. The couple would travel back and forth in an effort to maintain the relationship. While she was attending the University of Illinois, Susan Levy's father died suddenly in March 1989. "Nalin," she says, "helped take care of my mother, even teaching her how to drive." That, she adds, "brought them closer together." Susan and Nalin became engaged in 1990 and married in July 1991. Nalin continued his education, completing a MBA in 1992, and a Graduate Certificate in Gerontology in 1994. He is now the Corporate Director of Supply Chain Management for SSM HealthCare. Susan left her job with the Hayner Public Library in Alton in September 2004, to devote full attention to their children, ten year old daughter Michaela, and five year old son Ryan. Even their wedding has an SIUE connection. The couple exchanged vows in the SIUE Religious Center, where during one of their first visits, Nalin noticed Sri Lanka is at the exact top of the Center. At the time, Nalin told his wife to be, "I came exactly half way around the world to meet you." Their love has lasted, but Nalin's English accent hasn't. Susan says, "I sometimes accuse him of bait and switch."
Mason Glick was pursuing his Master's degree in 2009 when he was introduced to Niki through mutual friends. Mason inspired Niki to return to school in 2010 to earn her degree. After deciding to return to school, Niki spent two years at Lewis and Clark Community College before transferring to SIUE. Niki graduated from SIUE in 2014 with a bachelor's degree from the school of business. Mason and Niki were married on August 22, 2014 in Siesta Key, Florida. Mason is a familiar face here on campus as he serves as the assistant athletic director for sales and marketing at SIUE. Niki is currently a project manager for Datix, Inc. The couple currently resides in Edwardsville. Together, they enjoy exploring their city and spending time with their Weimaraner, Apollo.


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What do you use to bring up your sugar without going overboard?
Treating Low sugar question
What do you use to bring up your sugar without going overboard?
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Mommyto a smart stubborn 10 year old girl and a sweet sassy 5 year old girl :)
Baby girl no.3 arrived 11.1.11...a 6lb 13oz healthy GD baby :)
I was told to have a glass of milk if it was between 50 and 70, so it doesn't shoot up. But to have juice or glucose tablets if it was below 50, because that's getting really low.
A child is fed with milk and praise ~ Mary Lamb
I don't know if it is different for gd and Type 1 or not, but the ADA recommends to take in 15 grams of a fast acting carb (juice, hard candy, glucose tabs, etc) and then wait 15 minutes and check. If still low, to do the same thing again, 15 grams then wait 15 minutes and check, until it comes up. I can't remember if they said to eat a protein or not to keep it up after that. But if you get it stabilized with 15 grams of carb and then it goes low again, I would seriously consider the protein snack after stabilizing.
Are you taking insulin? If so and the morning numbers continue to be low, I would talk to your doctor about adjusting the dose.
And generally speaking 15 grams of carb is about 3 glucose tabs (depending on the specific brand, size, etc), about 3 pieces of hard candy, abour 4 oz. of juice, etc... Check the labels on the products you plan to use so you'll be prepared. And remember that everyone can react differently, so you might need to adjust how much of what you take to fit your own body. ;)
I have been a type 2 for 8 years and it's like what jpnlvr said. If mine is in the 50s I drink a little juice if I can't eat right away.
Dana & Nathan married 05/22/2010
Alaina Brooke 02/15/12
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Opposition Leader Tony Abbott has flagged a freeze on the $466.7 million investment in e-Health records in his reply to the 2010-11 Federal Budget handed down by the Government earlier this week.In a response eerily similar to the party's stance on the National Broadband Network, Abbott put his support behind the idea of e-Health records, just not in the funding outlay proposed by the Federal Government."Of course, there should be an electronic health record but hundreds of millions of dollars have already been spent to make this a reality and no more should be spent until it's certain that we're not throwing good money after bad," Abbott said.The Liberals have previously made it clear that while they support the idea of high-speed broadband services in principle, they don't support the Government's plan to achieve it."The Coalition won't go ahead with the National Broadband Network avoiding the creation of a $43 billion white elephant," Abbott reiterated."Better access to faster broadband should not mean a new nationalised telecommunications monopoly and Telstra shareholders should not have their assets subject to coerced acquisition."A central plank in the Opposition's strategy to rein in spending was a proposed "two year recruitment freeze to reduce public servant numbers through natural attrition."Uniformed and frontline service positions - such as Defence, police, customs and Centrelink customer service staff - would be exempt."There will be no redundancies but for two years 6,000 bureaucrats who retire or resign each year will not be replaced," Abbott said."This should deliver a modest reduction in public sector numbers without compromising essential services and save about $4 billion over the forward estimates."
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Bruce Buffer returned to The Sherdog Radio Network Tuesday for another edition of "IT'S TIME!!!" Joining him on this episode was MMA journalist Ariel Helwani.
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In their biggest free agent splash so far, the Jets came to terms with former Redskins S LaRon Landry today, filling a huge void in Rex Ryan's defense.The deal was confirmed by several sources and reportedly is for one year at $4MM. Many teams have been hesitant to sign the talented defensive back due to a history of injuries including a chronic Achilles' issue.Landry, a former 1st round pick of Washington in 2007, is a great athlete who is a freight train around the line of scrimmage but not as good in pass coverage. Landry will join Eric Smith at...
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Were coming around the bend, and this is getting close to do-or-die time for the NHL.
The NHL and NHLPA sat down with federal mediators for the first time on Wednesday, and spent an uneventful day getting the third party up to speed in the lockout thats approaching 80 days.
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