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Two University of Southern Mississippi students studying broadcast journalism have earned highly competitive fellowships from Raycom Media, Inc.
Seniors Emily DeVoe of Mobile, Ala. and Hillary Stepney of Hattiesburg bested the competition that included students from some of the top journalism schools in the country, including those at the Universities of Missouri and North Carolina. The fellowships included two for reporting and one for meteorology, and provide practical, hands-on experience in preparation for careers in the broadcast industry.
Faculty Dance Concert May 1-3 at 7:30 p.m. There will also be a performance on May 2 at 2 p.m. All shows will take place in the Theatre and Dance Building, Room 115. Admission is $5 for the public.
The University of Southern Mississippi Department of Dance's Dance Student Showcase will be presented Sunday, May 4 at 2 p.m. in Studio 115 of the Theatre and Dance Building. The event is supported by two student groups, the USM National Dance Education Organization (NDEO) Student Chapter and Chi Tau Epsilon.
For the third consecutive year, a portion of the proceeds from the Spraberry-Schankin Memorial Trout Tournament has been donated to the University of Southern Mississippi's Gulf Coast Research Laboratory (GCRL) to support fisheries research.
Because of inclement weather expected for the Hattiesburg area today, the exhibit opening for "Pictures that Made a Difference: The Civil Rights Movement," a rare set of photographs by Charles Moore, has been rescheduled for Wednesday, April 30 at 6:30 p.m. in College Hall room 104 on The University of Southern Mississippi Hattiesburg campus. It will be on display in College Hall until Sept. 15.
The College of Nursing at The University of Southern Mississippi's Gulf Park campus in Long Beach is accepting applications for admission into the spring 2015 class for the baccalaureate of nursing degree program. The deadline for applications is September 1, 2014.
The University of Southern Mississippi's Center for Logistics, Trade and Transportation (CLTT), in collaboration with the 184th Sustainment Command, will present a free webinar "Logistics within the Mississippi National Guard" at 9 a.m. on Thursday, June 5.
Karolyne Rehner, a therapeutic recreation senior in The University of Southern Mississippi's School of Human Performance and Recreation, was inducted into the Center for Community and Civic Engagement Student Hall of Fame at the center's Annual Awards Ceremony on April 22, 2014.
"Pictures that Made a Difference: The Civil Rights Movement," a rare set of photographs by Charles Moore, will be on display in College Hall on the Hattiesburg campus of the University of Southern Mississippi from April 29 to Sept. 15.
The University of Southern Mississippi will welcome some of the most renowned poets in the country to its Hattiesburg campus when the Department of English hosts the 2014 Moorman Symposium May 2-3.
Some 376 miles from the Gulf of Mexico sharks were spotted in downtown Memphis, Tenn. But not to worry, these sharks were preserved specimens taken to Memphis area elementary and middle schools as part of an outreach program by the Gulf Coast Research Laboratory's Marine Education Center (MEC).
He's not just the best in Mississippi. Now, University of Southern Mississippi U.S. Army Reserve Officer Training Corp (ROTC) cadet and National Guardsman Sgt. William Landrum is also the top solider in the Southeast.
The Office of Disability Accommodations at The University of Southern Mississippi presented awards of recognition to an outstanding instructor, staffer and student for exemplary service during the 2013-14 academic year.
Dr. Patricia Biesiot, left, interim dean for The University of Southern Mississippi College of Science and Technology, and Dr. Gregory A. Carter, interim associate dean for the Gulf Coast operations of the College of Science and Technology, were awarded the 2014 Dean's Cup presented by the Office of the Academic Dean at Southern Miss Gulf Coast.
Receiving its first Dean's Cup recognition, the College of Science and Technology was presented the award based on overall student grade point average, student retention from the previous year to the current year and the college's graduation rate. The Dean's Cup was presented at the Southern Miss Gulf Coast Awards Day Ceremony on April 10. (Southern Miss University Communications photo by Charmaine Schmermund)
The University of Southern Mississippi Premedical and Health Professions Office, housed in the College of Science and Technology Dean's Office, recently hosted faculty from the University of Mississippi Medical Center's Dental Hygiene program who presented information on the program to students.
On Wednesday, April 23, mass communication professionals from across the state will visit with students from The University of Southern Mississippi's School of Mass Communication and Journalism from 10 a.m. – 3 p.m. for Mississippi Association of Broadcasters (MAB) Day. The event will be held in the Thad Cochran Center on the Hattiesburg campus.
Elena Azadbakht, a reference librarian for health sciences at The University of Southern Mississippi, recently received the 2014 EBSCO American Library Association (ALA) Conference Sponsorship. The award provides up to $1,000 in reimbursements for expenses to attend the 2014 ALA Conference in Las Vegas June 26 – July 1.
The University of Southern Mississippi Counseling Psychology Student Government will hold the second annual Voodoo Run 5K Saturday, April 26 at Walthall Park, located at the corner of Walnut and Rebecca Avenues in downtown Hattiesburg. The event is a fundraiser for the University's Community Counseling and Assessment Clinic to help it provide mental health services to Southern Miss students and community members.
The University of Southern Mississippi's institutional repository, The Aquila Digital Community, commemorated a significant milestone on March 20 as the site logged its 100,000th full text download. Aquila, which collects and preserves the research and scholarship of Southern Miss faculty and students, launched in January 2012 and has grown rapidly in the past two years.
University of Southern Mississippi history professor Kenneth Swope's latest book details the second to last empire in China, the Ming Dynasty, including its traumatic fall in "The Military Collapse of China's Ming Dynasty, 1618-1644."
The Department of English at The University of Southern Mississippi will participate in World Book Night April 23 from 2 p.m. to 6 p.m. at the U.S. Post Office on South 40th Avenue in Hattiesburg. During the event, faculty and students from the department will distribute free books to the public.
Hattiesburg Mayor Johnny DuPree poses with seniors in the Medical Laboratory Science program at Southern Miss after proclaiming April 20-26 as National Medical Laboratory Professionals Week in the city.
Tyler Brown, a senior polymer science major at The University of Southern Mississippi, has been recognized by the National Science Foundation Graduate Research Fellowship Program (GRFP) with financial support to attend graduate school.
For Christopher Paul Curtis, writing books for children is no chore.
"I'm one of the luckiest people in the world, doing something I love," said Curtis, the winner of the Southern Miss Medallion, presented to him at the recent Fay B. Kaigler Children's Book Festival
More than 35 years in higher education, which includes extensive administrative and engineering credentials, made Dr. David T. Hayhurst the clear choice to become the new dean of the College of Science and Technology at The University of Southern Mississippi.
Hayhurst previously served as dean of the College of Engineering at both San Diego State University (2002-2013) and the University of South Alabama (1992-2002). Pending approval by the Board of Trustees, State Institutions of Higher Learning, Hayhurst will begin his new role at Southern Miss on August 15.
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- Aspects of Religion: A Wiccan Viewpoint
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Very few players have been as consistent as Paul Pierce has been for the Boston Celtics since entering the league as a rookie in 1998. Even after almost loosing his life in 2000 during an incident at a bar, Pierce has remained one of the leagues best players.
Pierce has never been the most flashy player, and early in his career, collectors were paying more for Vince Carter rookie cards because he was on all the highlights. However, after winning a championship with the Boston Celtics and playing well down the stretches of many big games – collectors realized Pierce is a future NBA Hall of Fame player.
In 1998/99 the licensed card companies were not putting autograph rookie cards in sets but the 'smaller' companies like SAGE, Press Pass and Collectors Edge were. 98/99 was one of the first years where serial numbered rookies started to become a real fan favorite … and that would later become standard along with jerseys and autographs. The SPx Finite cards were found in packs that only came in regular Upper Deck boxes … and they were considered condition sensitive as well. Paul's most valuable and most desirable rookie has always been his SP Authentic #/3500.
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I'm a journalist, broadcaster and author. I write a column for The Independent, and various features and interviews for other national broadsheets and magazines. I make and present TV and radio documentaries and am a regular guest on live comment programmes. I am also Chair of Hull City of Culture, 2017. My first novel The Square (Legend Press) has just come out. It's a saucy romp featuring the middle class residents of a London garden square. So far none of my neighbours has taken me to court. I live in a London garden square. I've also written two other books, The Tastemakers (Thames and Hudson) about British contemporary art and Bonnes Vacances! (Summersdale) about a trip around the French speaking world which I did with my family. Croissants in the Jungle, a 6-part documentary series for the Travel Channel, was made on this journey. From 1994-2004, I was Arts Correspondent for the BBC. Then I was Arts Editor and Theatre Critic at the New Statesman, a profile writer for The Sunday Times and a writer for the Telegraph. I run marathons and I'm a Brownie leader.
I'm a graduate of Hull University, the London College of Communication and the Courtauld Institute, but before all that, I had a Glee-style education at an American High School courtesy of the English-Speaking Union. I have been a Trustee of the Carnegie (UK) Foundation, Home Live Art and Modern Art Oxford.
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Jam City Rollergirls is a brand-new indie game based around the wild world of roller derby. The idea was hatched in the minds of the games creators, Frozen Codebase, during a team outing to a real-life roller derby event. So impressed were they by the punk skaters with personality, sexiness and vigor that they were inspired to create a video game around them. Frozen Codebase started working with local leagues such as the Brewcity Bruisers and the Mad Rollin Dolls, and then with the Womens Flat Track Derby Association. They then used the knowledge that theyd gleaned to turn the core, fundamental tenets of the sport into an arcade sports game for WiiWare.
Jam City Rollergirls has the addictiveness of a pick-up-and-play kart racing game, coupled with the sort of power-ups that take the sport into more arcade-action territory. The team even enlisted the help of real-life skating stars such as Bloody Mary and Suzy Hotrod (can you tell these girls dont mess around?!). Heres Frozen Codebase President Ben Geisler talking about the experience of making the game:
As I look back, its amazing to see how one outing to a rink can inspire a whole game. And were grateful as indie developers that this sort of random inspiration can provide a living for us.* We lived, breathed and died roller derby for more than a year creating this game. This is how games should be made.Jam City Rollergirls will be available for download exclusively via Nintendo WiiWare on January 24th for 1000 WiiPoints.
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July 15, 2015
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Like a turd that won't flush, Donald Trump is back again to serve his Illuminati Jewish masters. This time around, his role is to win the GOP nomination and throw the election to Hillary Clinton, the Illuminati bankers' preferred candidate.
Trump was drafted to run in 2012 but they decided he wasn't needed. Then as now, Trump tailored his position to co-opt the opposition. He is "Christian, pro-life, anti gay marriage and so for the death penalty especially for terrorists."
"I'm a Protestant, I'm a Presbyterian," he told the Christian Post. "And you know I've had a good relationship with the church over the years. I think religion is a wonderful thing. I think my religion is a wonderful religion."
He attends church "as much as I can. Always on Christmas. Always on Easter. And when there's a major occasion. And during the Sundays. I'm a Sunday church person. I'll go when I can." Now, there's conviction.
We can thank Brother Nathaniel in 2011 for alerting us to the hokey nature of the
Trump campaign and the fact that his David Axelrod (aka "handler") is another Illuminati Jew by the name of Michael Cohen. He is a Trump advisor again in 2015 saying Trump speaks for the "silent majority."
Cohen supported Obama in 2008, but has "grown disappointed with the president, so much so that he now describes himself as 'offended' by the administration's agenda. America, Cohen said, has become a "third-world nation," echoing words that have become a familiar refrain of Trump's.
If Americans think Trump and his backers are going to change anything, I have some real estate in Florida .... His role is to take a fall.
Politics is a charade put on by the Illuminati. Their mass media puts lipstick on this pig.
We don't realize how we are totally manipulated. Our political, economic and cultural lives are psy ops.
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Uranium Participation Corporation U.TO invests in uranium oxide and uranium hexafluoride with the goal of realizing price appreciation. UPC was formed in 2005, and now has a market cap of 915 million. Uranium Participation Corp. acts as a uranium holding company. They will have at the least 85% of their assets in the commodity of uranium. UPC at this time has no want of selling any of its uranium, but up to 15% of the commodity can be loaned to other organizations to garner interest until the company pays uranium plus interest to UPC. Denison Mines (NYSEMKT:DNN) currently manages UPC and in return is paid commision, fees and a lump sum per year. This acts as another revenue stream for DNN. UPC states that although uranium prices can fluctuate much more than other commodities, they believe that the price of uranium is going higher. Reasons for price appreciations are:1. UXCO estimates that uranium demand will increase from 180 million pounds in 2007 to 212 million pounds by 2015 which is based on a conservative 2% growth rate. 2. International Energy Outlook of 2007 stated they believe energy consumption will increase by 85% by 2030.3. 85% of world production of uranium is from seven total producers. This can create large disrupsions in uranium supplies. A good example of this is the water problems at Cameco's Cigar Lake facility. 4. On average new production takes about 10-20 years to get to market. This from inherent difficulties in mining associated with environmental problems. Also, some of the newer production is coming countries in political strife. 5. Some secondary sources are being removed from market. Most importantly is teh 500 tonnes of HEU from dismantled Russian warheads over the past 20 years will be discontinued. Some believe the Russians have decided not to renew because they currently use twice as much uranium in their country than the mine. This source will help them meet the need of their aggressive nuclear reactor program. Also, Russia has been vocal about the pricing being paid for its high grade uranium due to the marked increase of uranium prices over the past two decades. 6. The Uranium Market Outlook in the 3rd quarter of 2010 states that by 2030 uranium demand could be as high as 425 million pounds of uranium oxide. Median estimates are approximately 325 million pounds per year and low estimates of 250 million pounds.UPC currently has 7.25 million pounds of U3O8 at an average cost of $43.23/lb. They also have 2.374 million pounds of uranium hexafluoride at an average cost of $152.06/KgU. These stores of uranium could prove to be quite useful for miners like Cameco that often buy off of the spot market to cover obligations to customers. 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Michael David Benedict, 58, was sentenced to 25 years to life in prison in 1996 for possession of a controlled substance and possessing a firearm as a felon. The crimes capped a record going back almost 20 years of misdemeanors as well as burglary, armed robbery and escaping from prison, according to the Orange County District Attorney's Office.
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It is always a shock when an athlete passes away at a young age, as was the case earlier this week when Denver Broncos second-year wide receiver Kenny McKinley took his own life at just 23 years of age.
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South Africa warned of World Cup greed
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- December 04, 2009
SOUTH African has been told not to rip off tourists after reports some hotels are planning to charge $250 for a basic room that normally would be $100 to $150.
Tourism officials issued the warning to hotels, airlines and restaurants as some 500,000 tourists are expected to descend upon South Africa in mid-2010 for the World Cup.
Tourists are expected to spend an estimated $850 million during the month-long tournament, but tourism officials say they fear visitors will be put off by exorbitant costs as hotels and guest lodges raise their prices.
Homes along Cape Town's exclusive Atlantic seaboard which usually rent for $1000 to $35,000 a day are reportedly on offer for $1 million for the duration of the tournament.
``We are extremely concerned,'' Cape Town tourism official Calvyn Gilfellan told The Associated Press.
``It would be like killing the goose that laid the golden egg.''
Mr Gilfellan said price-gouging could potentially scare off the 290,000 extra visitors that are expected to come over the five years after the tournament.
Meanwhile, Cape Town has welcomed stars such as David Beckham and South African actress Charlize Theron who jetted in for the official World Cup draw - which takes place during the early hours on Saturday.
The Socceroos and the rest of the qualifying nations will find out who they will face in the opening group stages of the tournament.
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Tarquin of Sydney Posted at 4:07 PM December 04, 2009
Sorry but i've been to South Africa many times and surprise, surprise it's not Sydney. So don't expect it to be. There is not the public transport system that London and Sydney have but the new trains and buses are fine now. I've never been mugged, hijacked or even seen a fight. I lived in Surry Hills for 3 years and was burgled 3 times and have seen more than my share of beatings at the Coogee Bay or the Clovelly. Everywhere has it's own plus and minus. Get over it, it's going to be a great event for those who go and pretty std for those who just naysay.
DB of Brisbane Posted at 3:40 PM December 04, 2009
This article is a joke, the Gold Coast unit that was stayed in over schoolies would normally rent for +/- $800.00 a week was rented for $5000.00. Just because its South Africa some clown writes an article like this.
Ivan Posted at 3:16 PM December 04, 2009
I was in Germany for the 2006 WC and lets just say there was shafting going on..... And SA will do the same, as would Australia if they get the WC.


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By Ethan Seltzer
It's a dynamic time in the life of our region. New growth is occurring at rates we haven't seen in a very long time, and in locations that only a short time ago were never envisioned as "ground zero" for affordability or demand. As we try to make sense of what we're witnessing, common misconceptions are getting in the way:
Common misconception #1: The urban growth boundary makes housing less affordable by constraining land supply. This claim has been addressed and dismissed since Gov. Vic Atiyeh's administration. Urban growth boundaries (UGBs) are long-term planning tools. By law, there must be enough land in the UGB to meet needs for residential development for the next 20 years. There is. Claiming that limited land supply has driven up housing costs disproportionately is unfounded and just plain wrong.
Common misconception #2: New housing makes existing housing less affordable. New housing, whether multifamily or single family, does not get built unless there is demand for new housing. For many years, no one was building housing in the inner-east parts of Portland. Now they are — but not because builders woke up one day and decided to give it a whirl. Instead, builders woke up one day and discovered huge demand for housing in those areas and got to work. New, more expensive housing in neighborhoods, and greater demand for the housing that exists, are the product of changes in tastes, policy, and investment that have been brewing for years, not because the housing down the block is the most expensive housing on the street.
Common misconception #3: Affordability can be sustained if we just stop neighborhood change. In actual fact, affordability requires the change that comes with creating new units. If we are honestly concerned about affordability, we'll do what we can to see that all neighborhoods are adding new units as the city grows. The greatest impediment to affordability in Portland today is outmoded zoning that segregates neighborhoods by building type. If the only way to preserve "character" is to restrict the kinds of housing allowed in neighborhoods, then you can kiss affordability goodbye.
Common misconception #4: Density doesn't matter. If you care about energy use, farmland preservation and economic vitality in Portland, density matters greatly. Current research by Jinwon Kim and David Brownstone makes that clear. In addition, if you care about affordability, density is at the intersection of what public policy and private investment can accomplish. To claim that lowering density will do a better job of preserving our sense of place is to put our landscape and climate, the real sources for what sets Portland apart, at great risk.
Change is, as they say, hard. Portland is changing. If we want that change to result in a better place for more people, we need real common sense to replace the convenient, common misconceptions that too often pepper our public debates.
Ethan Seltzer is a professor at Portland State University's Toulan School of Urban Studies and Planning.


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As evident by the discussion on theOBR forums, there are plenty of areas to discuss about a young Browns team full of potential. The staff at theOBR zeroed in on five questions relevant to this year's squad:
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I suspect that the answer is in the middle, where Weeden's limited time in the NFL will reveal a Grade B quarterback. That's just a guess (see "not smart", above), since we need to see him in action against professional competition, of course. But I have long-standing worries about the level of defensive backfield competition he faced in college, as well as his ability to withstand the fierce rush that will be generated by our AFC North opponents. I stand ready to be pleasantly surprised, but am not expecting Weeden to emerge as one of the league's top 10, or even top 15 quarterbacks.
The NFL is a QB driven league, especially due to the rules established against the passer and receivers. Teams that display the ability to move the ball through the air and score generally win the battle on the scoreboard.
In Cleveland the realization was acknowledged the team did not have the tools in place to effectively move the ball, execute and control the time of possession. While the Browns have added numerous pieces to stretch the field and execute, the additional of a RT and RB will help the offense immensely.
These pieces added (RB, WR, RT) will provide rookie QB Brandon Weeden the opportunity to be successful early and often. The Browns love his make-up and big-arm potential, all missing in past years in Cleveland.
Until Weeden gets and proves he can deliver the goods, only speculation can suffice about his potential. Weeden certainly has the arm strength and mentality you like to see in a QB, he reportedly has the leadership qualities a team would desire.
Training camp will be interesting to say the least. Will head coach Pat Shurmur display confidence in the rookie QB to change the culture of the Browns offense? Can Brandon Weeden step in from the college ranks and lead a Cleveland team desperate to win?
I suppose all we can do is watch the festivities.
Now, get the young man on the field and see what he can do.
There's no question a top flight quarterback is very important, but teams have shown with a great defense and an efficient offense they can be effective, as in the 2011 49ers.
Weeden will have a learning curve and I think he will show he has the arm and temperament to hande the job, but it will all come down to how he picks up the offense and is able to handle the quick decisions he has to make with NFL defenses. He will benefit from having weapons that Colt McCoy did not have, starting with a running game led by Trent Richardson.
It's obvious that today's NFL is designed to reward passing teams. From Ty Law-era changes in cornerback contact to last year's crackdown on James Harrison-over the middle blowups, the NFL's best teams are those who exploit the league's current landscape. There's a reason why slot receivers like Victor Cruz and Wes Welker now put up video game stats – and why defenses have to play three cornerbacks on 70 percent of downs.
So in answering the question – then yes, having a top-tier quarterback certainly helps teams to win. However, also having a progressive head coach, competent offensive line, strong pass rush and secondary depth also factor into winning.
As for Weeden, anyone who answers the top-tier question in mid-July hasn't been paying attention to the Browns over the past decade. With the slight exception of Derek Anderson in 2007, the expansion Browns have not provided an adequate structure for a quarterback to exceed. It is impossible to predict success before Weeden has even signed his rookie contract – let alone before he takes a regular season snap.
The NFL has become glorified flag football and the lynchpin to any good flag football and professional tackle football team is the quarterback.
Before the Browns can get excited about anything else, the quarterback question must be resolved.
Weeden, for the first time since 1999, embodies everything this team needs in a quarterback. Strong arm. Accurate. Winner. He had all those in college. It doesn't necessarily translate into the NFL, but I'll take those traits over quarterbacks who grew up Browns fans (Quinn, Frye), one who is wildly inaccurate but can throw it a country mile (Anderson), a first-overall pick with questionable arm strength (Couch) or a crafty veteran free agent who is past his prime (Dilfer, Delhomme).


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Patrick is a partner in Shook, Hardy & Bacon's General Litigation and Business Services Division where he leads the practice on e-compliance and digital investigations. He is one of the few e-discovery and compliance attorneys in the nation that possesses the tripartite experience of an in-house corporate counsel from a Fortune 16 organization; a senior attorney at a federal regulatory agency; and a partner in a large law firm. Patrick has extensive experience advising on discovery and investigative matters. Combined with a deep understanding of forensics and enterprise technology platforms, Patrick's experience advising clients on responding to federal agency requests under the Electronic Communications Privacy Act (ECPA) is balanced by his broad-based skill in negotiating enterprise software license agreements for collaboration platforms, e-discovery software and enterprise level computer forensic tools.
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Patrick has testified before the U.S. Judicial Conference's Advisory Committee on the Federal Rules of Evidence where he presented his position on Proposed Rule of Evidence 502. The committee included in its draft to the Judicial Conference language incorporating his suggestions. Outside of work, Patrick volunteers his time as a co-founder at The Electronic Discovery Institute, a non-profit organization that conducts studies of litigation processes for the benefit of the federal and state judiciary.
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Blickstein Group, Inc.
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Since 2003, he has helped dozens of organizations understand the needs of attorneys and corporate legal departments. Clients have included law firms, law departments, electronic discovery service providers, legal process outsourcers, electronic billing providers and cost recovery specialists. He also is publisher of the Annual Law Department Operations Survey and serves as a special sections editor for The National Law Journal for its quarterly Trailblazers series.
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ARMA International
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EDiscovery & Information Governance Counsel
Pallab Chakraborty, Director of eDiscovery at Oracle, is responsible for strategies, tools, and operations for handling discovery concerning litigation and investigations. He is keenly interested in understanding and evaluating emerging technologies and strategies to make discovery more efficient without sacrificing defensibility. He has a deep understanding of technologies underlying information retrieval and textual analytics, and their application to information governance and corpus analysis.
He joined Oracle in 2008 and initially worked with internal teams to understand the scope and impact of discovery. After preparing a roadmap for handling future discovery, he led the implementation of various tools and solutions. Recently he partnered with EDI, a non-profit organization, to conduct a study to compare the performance of various technology assisted review providers and traditional human review teams on a large data set from a settled Oracle matter.
Pallab previously worked at Cisco, where he was responsible for discovery operations and strategy. He introduced new tools and processes to make discovery less burdensome. Earlier he was responsible for technology solutions to automate legal processes at Cisco. Prior to association with legal technology and discovery, Pallab developed commercial and enterprise software products for international markets. He holds Bachelors and Masters of Technology from Indian Institute of Technology, Kharagpur, and JD/MBA from Santa Clara University.
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Senior Discovery Counsel
Google Inc.
Mira Vayda Edelman is a senior counsel and discovery manager in Google's litigation group, offering advice on legal, technical and strategic issues involving electronic discovery and information management in domestic and international civil litigation, regulatory inquiries, and internal investigations. Prior to joining Google in 2011, she was eDiscovery counsel at Hughes Hubbard & Reed LLP, where she helped establish the firm's eDiscovery practice group and handled complex commercial litigation. Mira is a founding member of the eDiscovery committee of the litigation section of the District of Columbia Bar Association. She was a topic authority for the 2010 Legal Track of the National Institute of Standards and Technology's Text Retrieval Conference ("TREC"), a joint government/industry/academic research project studying the application of automated information retrieval technologies to eDiscovery. Mira has a bachelor's degree from Johns Hopkins University and a J.D. from American University Washington College of Law, where she was editor-in-chief of Law Review.
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Senior Associate General Counsel II
Walmart Stores, Inc.
|Erin E. Harrison
Editor-in-Chief, Legaltech News
Erin E. Harrison is the Editor in Chief of Legaltech News. She was previously the Associate Publisher and Editor in Chief of InsideCounsel magazine. Harrison's professional background includes extensive expertise in both print and online media, highlighted by tenures as Executive Editor at TMCnet, founding Editor in Chief of Executive Decision magazine, Executive Editor of Real Estate magazine and Online Editor at Scholastic Library Publishing. She has also been a frequent contributor to online news outlets including Blouin News and Patch. Harrison earned a Bachelor of Arts in political science from Sacred Heart University in Fairfield, Conn.
|Dawson Horn, III, Esq.
Associate General Counsel
Mr. Horn is presently Vice President, Associate General Counsel & Deputy Director of eDiscovery at AIG where he is responsible for a range of eDiscovery matters. Before assuming that position he was Senior Litigation Counsel with Tyco International and was responsible for a large toxic tort and insurance recovery docket. Prior to that he served for eight years as Assistant General Counsel at Altria Corporate Services where, among other things, he managed Altria's defense in the multi-billion dollar RICO lawsuit by the Department of Justice against the major U.S. cigarette companies. At Scott Paper, he managed the company's defense in breast implant class action litigation and navigated its related insurance issues. His litigation training began at the highly regarded Pepper Hamilton firm where he gained first chair trial experience and worked primarily on insurance and antitrust cases. Because of this extensive litigation background, Mr. Horn keeps current on a range of related issues, especially the evolving law of eDiscovery. In that regard he is a member of Sedona Working Group One and is a member of the Educational Advisory Board to ALM's LegalTech. Mr. Horn is a frequent speaker on eDiscovery issues.
|Elizabeth A. Jaworski
Director, Legal Operations
Motorola Mobility
Elizabeth is a Director of Legal Operations at Motorola Mobility, Inc with 20+ years of corporate legal and law firm experience. In her current role, she sets strategic direction for use of technology to streamline processes, improve performance and reduce costs.
Ms. Jaworski has more than 13 years of legal spend management and and legal technology experience focused on analyzing legal spend data and assessing processes and cost saving opportunities within a corporate law department.
Prior to joining the Motorola Mobility Law Department, Elizabeth held similar roles at Motorola, Inc and Sears Holdings Corporation, as Director of Legal Operations.
|TJ Johnson
Program Manager, Conferences
International Legal Technology Association (ILTA)
TJ Johnson is Program Manager, Conferences for the International Legal Technology Association (ILTA) – a peer networking organization for legal technology professionals. TJ is responsible for the successful execution of ILTA conferences, including management of the project plan, budget, volunteer leadership, staff, technology, educational content and venue of the annual educational conference, U.K. Insight conference, ILTA symposiums and ILTA's involvement in partner organization conferences.
|Ari Kaplan
Ari Kaplan Advisors
Ari Kaplan, who has been writing for ALM publications since the late 1990s, is the author of The Opportunity Maker: Strategies for Inspiring Your Legal Career Through Creative Networking and Business Development (Thomson-West, 2008) and Reinventing Professional Services: Building Your Business in the Digital Marketplace (Wiley, 2011), which was also released in Japanese. After nearly nine years practicing with large law firms in New York City, Kaplan, an inaugural Fastcase 50 honoree and a finalist for ILTA's 2015 Thought Leader of the Year award, has become a leading legal industry analyst. He is the principal researcher for a variety of widely distributed benchmarking reports and has also been the keynote speaker for events in Australia, Canada, the United Kingdom, and throughout the U.S. Kaplan is the founder of the Lawcountability business development platform, serves as a little league baseball coach, and is a two-time Ironman triathlon finisher.
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Director of Legal Technology
Toyota Motor Sales, USA
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|Anthony Mosquera
Senior Counsel
Johnson & Johnson
|Hon. Andrew J. Peck
Advisory Board Judicial Observer
United States Magistrate Judge
Southern District of New York
Magistrate Judge Andrew J. Peck was appointed United States Magistrate Judge for theSouthern District of New York on February 27, 1995, and served as Chief MagistrateJudge in 2004-2005. He graduated with honors from Cornell University in 1974 and from Duke University School of Law in 1977, where he was Notes & Comments Editorof the Duke Law Journal. Judge Peck is a member of the Duke Law School Board ofVisitors (2012- ).
|Farrah Pepper
Executive Counsel – Discovery
General Electric Company
Farrah Pepper is Executive Counsel for Discovery at GE, where she serves as the company's dedicated legal expert on discovery strategy and policy.
Ms. Pepper is an active member of The Sedona Conference® and sits on the advisory boards of Law Technology News (LTN) and LegalTech. Before joining GE, Ms. Pepper was of counsel in the New York office of Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher, where she was Vice Chair and a founder of the firm's Electronic Discovery and Information Law Practice Group.
|David L. Stanton
Litigation Partner and Information Law & Electronic Discovery Team Leader
Pillsbury Winthrop Shaw Pittman LLP
David Stanton is a partner in the law firm's Litigation practice. He leads the firm's nationally recognized Information Law and Electronic Discovery group, oversees the firm's nationwide Litigation Support department, and he is a member of Pillsbury's Privacy, Data Security & Information Use group.
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Program Director
International Legal Technology Association (ILTA)
Peggy Wechsler is the Program Director for the International Legal Technology Association (ILTA). She is responsible for managing and directing the educational and networking programs for ILTA, including the annual educational conference, local meetings, peer group events and general programming. Peggy also acts as the vendor liaison, managing vendor relationships and vendor participation at ILTA's annual conference. Prior to joining ILTA in 1999, Peggy was the Manager of Information Systems for 18 years at a San Antonio-based law firm.


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The entrepreneurial leadership programme UNTERNEHMERSCHULE is designed and facilitated in strong alliance with experienced Entrepreneurs & Intrapreneurs [ger: UNTERNEHMER] to empower talented managers driving innovation forward in their organization. Beneath the implementation of the latest management tools we provide you with a personal mentor and a safe practice space in which you can work on your ideas and turn them into a competitive business model.
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