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They were interested in testing a fascinating theory about learning new skills. The idea is that any time you are learning something new, there is a tradeoff between exploiting past knowledge and exploring new strategies. The proposal was that people who succeed best in learning new skills start by exploring a range of strategies. This exploration may cause them to do well when they hit on a potentially good strategy and to do poorly when they try something that does not work well. Then, when people find a good strategy, they should exploit it and keep improving their skill. Those who settle on a strategy too quickly (and so they start exploiting early) may end up picking one that is far from optimal, and so they will do more poorly in the long run.


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|Donna Moore
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Denver Post: Hitting "resset" with Russia's Putin
April 03, 2012
Somali Piracy panel held at Denver Law
March 07, 2012
The Ved Nanda Center for International and Comparative Law at the University of Denver Sturm College of Law, in collaboration with NGO Oceans Beyond Piracy, hosted an evening panel discussing the legal and policy implications of maritime piracy in Somalia and across the world's oceans. The panel, "Somali Piracy: Legal and Policy Challenges," featured expert panelists Sir James Burnell-Nugent, Former Commander-in-Chief Fleet of the Royal Navy; Ms. Donna Hopkins, Coordinator, Counter Piracy and Maritime Security, Bureau of Political Military Affairs, U.S. State Department; Dr. Swadesh Rana of Oceans Beyond Piracy- India, Program Adviser and Focal Point for South Asia; and Commander Kimberlie Young, Legal Advisor to the NATO's Allied Command Transformation.
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Denver Law students to compete in the Willem C. Vis International Commercial Arbitration Moot
March 01, 2012
Denver Law students will argue in a simulated international commercial arbitration hearing in four cities worldwide this March. The students will compete over the course of two weeks in either Europe or Asia. One team of students competes in the Shanghai Vis "Pre-Moot" event which then leads to the official Vis Moot (East) in Hong Kong. Another team of students will travel to the Belgrade Open "Pre-Moot" before traveling to Vienna for the main Vis Moot event. The students will compete in four preliminary rounds in Hong Kong and Vienna. If they score high enough, they advance to head-to-head elimination rounds. The Vis Moot is considered the olympics of international trade law. It is one of the most prestigious student competitions in the world. Many conferences and events related to international trade law and dispute resolution take place during the event, and social networking is considered half of the Moot experience.
The Moot Shanghai takes place at the East China University of Political Science and Law from March 10 – 17, 2012.Various events take place in the area around the University, and some hearings are held at international law firms in Shanghai. The Hong Kong Moot takes place at City University of Hong Kong in Kowloon, Hong Kong from March 17 – 27, 2012. The Belgrade Open takes place at the University of Belgrade Faculty of Law from March 23 – 25, 2012. The Vienna Moot primarily takes place at the University of Vienna law school from March 26 – April 7, 2012, with various events held around the city center. A number of hearings are held at the offices of international law firms in Vienna.
The 2011-2012 DU Vis Moot Team:
Asian Team: Maureen Weiland, Kaitlin Fox, Chris Rogers, Ken Hayes
Europe Team: Emily Bloedel, Stephanie Foote
Vis Team Coaches: Coren Hinkle, Matt Hofmeister, Kevin Walsh, Ted Gleason
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A look at International Commercial Arbitration Hearings
February 29, 2012
Estimates indicate that over 85% of all international deals require the resolution of disputes in arbitration. What does an arbitration hearing look like? Gain insight into the inner workings of the sometimes mysterious world of international arbitration. Join the World Trade Center Denver, the Rocky Mountain Chapter of the North American Branch of the Chartered Institute of Arbitrators (CIArb), the United States Council for International Business Arbitration Committee 's Rocky Mountain Subcommittee (USCIB) and students from the University of Denver Sturm College of Law for an evening showcasing an international commercial arbitration hearing. Students from the University of Denver Willem C. Vis International Commercial Arbitration Moot Team will argue in a simulated hearing before three arbitrators from the CIArb. After the simulated one hour hearing, the arbitrators will offer advocacy feedback to the students, and open the floor to questions from the audience. A few weeks later, the DU students will head off to Shanghai, Hong Kong, Belgrade, and Vienna to argue the same case at the olympics of international trade law, the Willem C. Vis International Commercial Arbitration Moot. A case summary will be provided to registered participants prior to the hearing. Come look through a window on the workings of arbitration hearings, meet local international arbitration arbiters and practitioners, and help our local students on their way to representing Denver and Colorado overseas.
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Two Denver Law environmental experts to speak at conference in Norway
February 16, 2012
Two Denver Law environmental and natural resources law professors will be featured in the Rule of Law for Nature program, which is being organized by the Natural Resources Law Group at the Faculty of Law, University of Oslo from May 9-11, 2012. Professor Jan G. Laitos, John A. Carver Jr. Professor of Law, and Dr. Anita Halvorssen, Adjunct Professor of Law, will take part in the conference that marks the 40th anniversary of the adoption of the Stockholm Declaration, the 30th anniversary of the UN World Charter for Nature and the UN Convention on the Law of the Sea, the 25th anniversary of the Brundtland Report, and the 20th anniversary of both the Rio Declaration, Agenda 21, and the UNCED Conventions: the Framework Convention on Climate Change and the Convention on Biological Diversity.
Denver Law Hosts Rocky Mountain Regional Rounds of Jessup International Law Moot
February 12, 2012
Beginning February 9, 2012, and for the second year in a row, the University of Denver Sturm College of Law hosted the Rocky Mountain Super Regional Rounds of the Philip C. Jessup International Law Moot. 24 teams from the western and mid-western regions of the country arrived in Denver on February 9th to begin competing for a prized spot in the International Rounds which will take place this March, and which will bring in teams from around the globe.
The Jessup Competition is an advocacy contest in which teams of students write briefs and present oral arguments before a simulated International Court of Justice, the judicial organ of the United Nations. The competition starts in September with the release of a fact pattern describing a fictional legal dispute between two countries, and culminates with the world championship White and Case International Rounds, where teams from all corners of the globe come together for a week of competition and cultural events.
Written by a committee of leading scholars, the Jessup Problem is designed to address important and timely issues in international law. The Jessup Competition is the world's largest moot court competition, with participants from more than 500 law schools in over 80 countries. The U.S. Regionals are branded as the most competitive qualifying competitions of any moot court contest. Each region has 22-24 schools competing, but only two will advance to the world championship.
Hosting the regional rounds of the competition is a natural fit for Denver Law which has been sending teams to compete in this prestigious event since 1965. On numerous occasions the Denver Law team has won regional competitions and placed high in the world. In 2008, the team placed second in the world for the Memorials (written briefs).
Participants say the Jessup International Law Moot is an experience they will never forget and that membership on the team prepares them for almost anything they might face in their future practice of international law.
**Special thanks to the Ved Nanda Center for International and Comparative Law and Ellis, Wright & Ewegen for their financial support for the Rocky Mountain Regional Round of the Jessup International Law Moot.
Denver Post: Professor Nanda Guest Commentary: Treading carefully with Iran
February 10, 2012
Nanda Center report outlines human rights abuses against Bahraini civil society leaders
February 06, 2012
A report released today by The Ved Nanda Center for International and Comparative Law at the University of Denver Sturm College of Law found that the government of Bahrain is continuing to prosecute civil society leaders in violation of international law and in violation of the recommendations of a government-appointed human rights commission. The report was released on the eve of the trial of Bahraini human rights attorney, Mohammed al-Tajer, who is one of the subjects of the report. See full press release and report here.
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Sturm Professor K.K. DuVivier Appointed to Energy Law Advisory Board
February 01, 2012
Professor K.K. DuVivier was appointed representative of the University of Denver Sturn College of Law's Institute of Energy Law (IEL) Advisory Board. The Institute of Energy Law is a division of The Center for American and International Law in Plano Texas. Formerly named the International Oil and Gas Education Center, IEL has expanded its focus to include alternative energy as well.
Denver Post: Lawsuit over Rwandan Genocide Appealed in Federal Court in Denver
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Here are the parts:
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I got hooked up at a local commercial "beverage distribution" company with everything but the chiller (ie - AC, pump, cooler). The tower has some sort of heat exchanger that the copper glycol lines run through to cool the shanks/etc.
Step 1 was to find an AC unit on kijiji. I found one for $40 with dials - exactly what I wanted. This turned out to be one of the easiest parts of the whole project.
The AC unit actually had a sticker with the wiring diagram. It was simply a matter of connecting "red, white, blue wires" and boom, "low cool" mode. I used an STC-100 from eBay as a temperature controller.
The only AC unit modifications required were:
-Remove the exterior.
-Remove the squirrel cage
-Cut approx 1/3 of the plastic bottom away
I chose the cooler I did because it has quite thin sidewalls. I cut a notch out of it, then dropped the AC unit on top. This required absolutely no bending. I then used the foam/etc that I cut out and a ton of aquarium sealant/adhesive to seal it all up. Not pretty, but it should work. The glycol level isn't this high anyway.
Connecting the STC-100 was easy - it's a simple unit.
I set it to 1C and switched it on. After the 1min compressor delay setting, it kicked on. Around 1min later it started getting cold. I then watched the temp drop approx 1degree every 15 seconds - my jaw dropped!
It hit 1C on the display after a few min. The temp continued to drop (the glycol wasn't circulating, no pump yet) and hit approx -1.8C. I didn't hear it kick on again for another 4hrs.
I think 5000BTU is enough
The pump I bought is rated for 6' head. It barely made it - I had to suck on the return line a bit (and spit out some nasty tasting glcol in the mean time - I recommend drinking some strong beer while doing this to wash the flavor out of your mouth . One running it was all good. We'll see how long it lasts.
I also bought a $12 aquarium thermometer, and jammed the sensor in between the 2 beer lines and 2 glycol lines at the tap. This way I can verify line temp etc.
Anyway, here are some pics. Sadly, I've gotta wait a week for my homebrew batch to finish =(
If you have any questions, ask away!
-Get a 5000BTU AC unit. Any more BTU is overkill. I might even remove the stock fan and replace it with silent PC fans.
-Get an AC unit with knobs. Not sure how a digital unit would compare, but this seriously couldn't have been easier to setup.
-The STC-100 does a great job for this. No need to spend more than $15.
-Get a wife like mine, who'll let you put a beer tap in your kitchen
My new kegerator. Found it on kijiji as well, $70, no freezer. This is pre-chiler setup.
My taps:
The trunk line. I had to tape it up to compress it to fit it through the 2.5" hole I cut in the floor & cabinet. Not fun pushing it through, but was too cheap to buy a bigger hole saw.
The aquarium thermometer. NOTE: This is while it was cooling down, approx 10min after I turned it all on.
My AC chiller unit
The STC-100 temperature controller. I should probably put all the connections into a box, but for now they're just marette connections.
Inside the cooler. Didn't get a pic while I was doing it, but this shows how deep the heat exchanger is:
Here's the notch in the cooler:
EDIT: I'll post an update once I get the beer flowing
nice job, I think you will quickly want more than two taps though
My 6 Tap Long Draw Tower Build:http://www.homebrewtalk.com/f35/long...-tower-271578/
One step at a time
Actually, my next step is to somehow rig up a "removeable" drip tray with rinser. I don't want to cut any more holes in the counter, so we'll see...
A quick update. Just filtered/kegged my first homebrew batch in almost a year. The beer is OK, the tap is great!
I love the idea and how you integrated it into the counter top. Great work. It has me wondering how I could do something similar to run down to the basement! /scratches head
I'm in over my head...fortunately that's right where I like to be.
A buddy of mine has been tossing this same idea around with his wife. Will definitely need to show him this.
About ready to do this, myself.
4 faucets on the kitchen wall should do it...
Für lange zu leben, ist wie eine Katze und trinkt wie ein Hund!
great stuff. I coin this 'grassroots' remote faucets.
How far away from your kegerator are your taps?
Thanks guys.
I believe my trunk line is around 25ft long total. It's 3/8"x1/2" micromatic line.
I was/am a bit worried about line pressure etc. My batch hasn't fully carbed yet, and I havent' played with pressure (sitting at around 12PSI right now). So far it's good with the flow control set wide open. I guess I'll have to wait and see how it turns out in the long run!
One more detail: The aquarium thermometer indicates a 1C increase in temp from the chiller temp. Not too bad
I have the chiller set to 2C, which results in a ~3C tap temp. The exterior of the tower is around 14C (20C ambient), measured using an el cheapo IR thermometer from China. The tower was insulated as well.


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After reviewing objections raised by shipping lines to the toll increases it proposed in April, the Panama Canal Authority postponed the first step of the two-step increase from July until October this year, the second step until October 2013, and revised the segments affected by the increases.
The canal authority said Wednesday the delay would give "the industry additional lead time before implementation of the new tolls as well as providing an additional three months before the second step of increase in 2013."
Its revised proposal eliminates the proposed container/breakbulk segment. The authority said container/breakbulk vessels would continue to be classified as part of the segment known as others.
The canal authority proposes to increase tolls on general cargo, dry bulk, tanker, chemical tanker, LPG, vehicle carrier and ro-ro vessels and on all ships in the segment known as others.
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The Panama Canal Authority said it is reopening the issue for public comment and will consider additional input, suggestions and feedback from interested parties over the next 15 days.
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"The Panama Canal is the only organization in the shipping industry that consults with customers and interested parties prior to implementing any modification to its pricing structure," Panama Canal Administrator Alberto Aleman Zubieta said. "This open and transparent process has given the ACP an opportunity to listen to the needs of its customers and to adjust its proposal accordingly."
The canal authority said it would make a final decision and submit its recommendation to the Cabinet Council of the Republic of Panama for its final approval after its board reviews the comment received during the new review period.
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For nine days in 2012, the Los Angeles County Sheriff used a spy plane to record low-resolution images of every corner of Compton. Residents of Compton were not told they were under aerial surveillance. The LASD initially claimed Compton was chosen because the city is flat. Critics pointed out most of Los Angeles County is flat, and asked whether Beverly Hills would also undergo aerial surveillance. Journalists also pointed out the videotaping: 1: Is too low-resoltuion to identify anyone, so... 2: it's worthless as evidence, and... 3: The video wasn't real-time so police wouldn't catch anyone in the act So what, exactly, was the point of this expensive program?
LA Sheriff's bizarre Compton surveillance
NYPD program to spy on Muslims has been disbanded
Cities won't talk about spying devices disguised as cell phone towers
Stingrays are cell phone tracking and monitoring devices disguised as cell phone towers. Harris, the corporation that sells the majority of stingrays, "profited an average of over $533 million in each of the last five years," according to filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission. Ars Techica reports that "Harris requires its law enforcement clients to sign ... nondisclosure agreements that forbid those agencies from publicly revealing whether they use the stingray."
Look, we got the cyperpunk dystopia of our dreams! Cities won't talk about spying devices disguised as cell phone towers
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Edward Snowden interviewed at TED
Here's Edward Snowden controlling a telepresence robot on the stage of TED, being interviewed by Chris Anderson. Watch the full video, recorded today at TED 2104.
Utah representative proposes shutting off NSA's water suppy
Bill Moyers interviews Dragnet Nation author
Bill Moyers spoke with investigative reporter Julia Angwin, author of the new book Dragnet Nation: A Quest for Privacy, Security and Freedom in a World of Relentless Surveillance. The full episode is above.
BILL MOYERS: What has happened to the Fourth Amendment? That's supposed to protect "the right of the people to be secure in their persons, houses, papers, and effects against unreasonable searches and seizures" such as you have just described?
JULIA ANGWIN: Right. Well, the thing is, the Fourth Amendment protects the actual physical walls of your home. And so in fact, the police still need a search warrant to knock on the door and come in. But the problem is, technology has reached into our homes in other ways and essentially there's an exception to the Fourth Amendment for that.
There's something called the Third Party Doctrine. Which is a Supreme Court precedent that basically says once you give your data to a third party, whether it's a bank, a telephone company, then you have lost your privacy interest in it. And so the police can get it there. Well, nowadays, our papers and effects that we used to store at home, we basically store outside the home at these digital places - Google, even our online banking. And so then there's a much lower standard for the government to get this information.
Moyers' website is a good resource for news about government surveillance, lobbyist interference, the rise of the US plutocracy, and unpunished banking industry crimes. It's like Infowars for sane people.
California school district hires firm to eavesdrop on students' social media activity
Matthew says, "The Glendale [California] Unified School District has hired Geo Listening ["Your students are crying for help. We have heard these cries of despair, and for help and attention, loud and clear from students themselves via their public postings on social networks"]to eavesdrop and monitor students' public posts on websites like Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram."
Gawker reveals NYPD's "spy taxi"
This, writes Gawker's John Cook, is a taxi used in "NYPD's indiscriminate and probably illegal spying program." According to the two Pulitzer Prize–winning authors of the book, Enemies Within, it's a "real yellow cab, complete with an authentic taxi medallion registered under a fake name used by the department's intelligence division to conduct surveillance operations."
It's mainly used to keep tabs on activities around New York's mosques, say the book's authors, Matt Apuzzo and Adam Goldman.
Cook's advice, "If you hail this cab, don't tip."
Apple patents tech that lets government disable iPhone video, camera and wi-fi
Apple has a patent to disable "one or more functional or operational aspects of a wireless device, such as upon the occurrence of a certain event." For instance, the patent states, "Covert police or government operations may require complete 'blackout' conditions."
Larry Press has posted example photos of police or government operations that would have benefited from a such a kill switch. (Via IP)
Surveillance State: Maryland is Listening to You
Todd Krainin of Reason TV produced this mini-documentary about how "audio-visual recording technologies are fundamentally changing the privacy-versus-security debate in cities all across America." It's called "Surveillance State: Maryland is Listening to You."
NSA's secret domestic spying program, code named "Ragtime," uncloaked in new book
Shane Harris at the Washingtonian read through the book's account of these sweeping and controversial surveillance programs, conducted under the code name "Ragtime":
Ragtime, which appears in official reports by the abbreviation RT, consists of four parts.
Ragtime-A involves US-based interception of all foreign-to-foreign counterterrorism-related data; Ragtime-B deals with data from foreign governments that transits through the US; Ragtime-C deals with counterproliferation actvities; and then there's Ragtime-P, which will probably be of greatest interest to those who continue to demand more information from the NSA about what it does in the United States.
P stands for Patriot Act. Ragtime-P is the remnant of the original President's Surveillance Program, the name given to so-called "warrantless wiretapping" activities after 9/11, in which one end of a phone call or an e-mail terminated inside the United States. That collection has since been brought under law, but civil liberties groups, journalists, and legal scholars continue to seek more information about what it entailed, who was targeted, and what authorities exist today for domestic intelligence-gathering.
Harris, who is an experienced national security reporter, analyzes some of those findings in his Washingtonian item. You can buy a copy of the book here (released Feb. 14, 2013).


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The IOWA affords supervisors and co-workers the opportunity to recognize staff for initiative and innovation that have had positive results in their workplace. Nominations are taken twice a year.
A spring reception is held to acknowledge both fall and spring winners and their nominators.
Index of Winners
Spring 2014 Awardees
Individual : : Team
Individual Winners (alphabetical order)
Pam Dorale, CT Radiology
The Radiology department has been searching since 2007 for ways to recycle glass contrast bottles. When asked to take on the project of improving recycling within the Radiology department, Pam organized, planned, and followed up on the recycling process. She strategically placed large recycle containers along hallways, encouraged staff to recycle through e-mails, flyers, and individual contact, and contacted Iowa City Carton Recycling Center and the contrast provider to ensure the contrast bottles were recyclable. Additionally, because the hospital could not support glass recycling, Pam connected with the Iowa City Recycling Center to confirm they could accommodate additional glass products. The measurable result of Pam's recycling project is less garbage going to the landfill and less cost to the hospital for waste disposal. Additionally, all staff have become accustomed to the process of recycling, and with a group effort of all people inside and outside of the hospital, the process will continue.
Nominated by Trish Zander-Hubing
Team Winners
Automated Data Retrieval Team for Quarterly Skin Surveys
The University of Iowa Hospitals and Clinics, Department of Nursing has participated in quarterly Pressure Ulcer Prevention Surveys since 1999. The survey process required multiple points of data to be hand collected for each patient and additional data to be collected for those patients with pressure ulcers. In addition, it required the team to review and validate data forms submitted by hand which took six or more hours for each nurse participating in the survey. The Automated Data Retrieval Team identified multiple inefficiencies, collected data to support change, and implemented the current procedure which has reduced the process time to three hours. The new process has provided consistent cost savings of $11,923.20 annually.
Nominated by Martha Blondin.
Anne Smith, Pat Pezzella, Laura Phearman, Grace Rempel, Gloria Dorr, Nursing
Debra Picone, CQSPI
Vern Dengler, Healthcare Information Systems
In calendar year 2012, the UI Hospitals and Clinics Food and Nutrition Services Department was serving approximately 10,000 meals per day. The volume of food waste was 12% and small amounts of food were donated. In addition, Styrofoam food/beverage containers were used throughout UI Hospitals and Clinics. A team composed of UI members and the community established four initiatives to promote sustainability: Waste Avoidance, Food Waste Reduction, Food Donations, and Composting of Organic Materials.
The results of these initiatives from the Calendar Year 2012 to Calendar Year 2013 are:
- a reduction in food wasted from 12% to 7%,
- number of servings wasted reduced by 40%,
- the dollar value of wasted food reduced by 24%,
- an increase in food donations from 647 pounds to 2,342 pounds,
- food waste not able to be donated is now pulped/water pressed along with 100% disposables and transported to the Iowa City Landfill composting facilities, and
- 77 tons of food wastes were recycled to compost, compared with none the previous year.
Current food waste will continue to be diverted from the landfill as either donations or compost, and this initiative supports the UI's 2020 Vision of 60% waste diversion.
Nominated by Joan Dolezal.
Jean Dolezal, Laurie Kroymann, Doug Robertson, Akwasi Boateng, Levi DeVries, Beth Fielder, UI Hospitals and Clinics Food and Nutrition
Jennifer Thompson, UI Hospitals and Clinics Hospital Administration
Marty Shafer, UI Hospitals and Clinics Environmental Services
Liz Christiansen, George McCrory, UI Office of Sustainability
Don Guckert, Eric Holthaus, Dave Jackson, UI Facilities Management
Sherri Dusenbery, John E. Watkins, UI Purchasing
Bob Andrik, Table to Table, Iowa City
Jennifer Jordan, Iowa City Landfill, Iowa City
UI Step
The successful one-credit hour academic course, UI STEP (Student to Employed Professional) was an idea that grew from the need for student employees to develop a professional mind-set and an understanding of the soft/transferable skills learned on the job. The course is now offered through the University College and Career Center and includes an orientation for student employees which is offered in both general sessions and departmental-specific sessions. Meetings provide students with peer-to-peer support for professional development on the job, mentors for younger students, and opportunities for students to practice networking skills and learn from speakers on topics for professional growth. Due to the demonstrated success of the program, funding has been approved on a recurring basis, allowing UI STEP to further improve the positive impact on students, supervisors, departments, and the University of Iowa in general.
Nominated by Cindy Seyfer.
Josh Frahm, UI STEP
Cindy Seyfer, Diane Schlick, UI Student Employment
Fall 2013 Awardees
Individual : : Team
Individual Winners (alphabetical order)
Laura Schipper, CLAS/Dean's Office
Several years ago, University Human Resources began initiating a talent management concept University-wide. A vital part of the performance management process of change was creating a local job description based on key areas of responsibility, universal competencies, and technical competencies. Additionally, a necessary component of creating and updating local job descriptions was to advertise positions based on competencies, which was a completely new concept for campus. With confusion on how to create the new document and no directional tools or model to use, Laura Schipper took the lead in creating a template for a competency based local job description. This template is now utilized for all staff positions in CLAS and has been shared as best practice with the University Search Consultants Group. Additionally, Laura led an in-service to other HR consultants on campus and shared the template she created. This tool has been shared with HR leaders campus-wide, and has a direct impact on the new goals management and performance evaluation tool for non-organized P&S staff on campus.
Nominated by Nancy Fick.
Team Winners
Learning Commons Project Team
To meet the needs and requests from students for modernized study spaces that also support their personal technology expectations, the new Learning Commons in the Main Library was developed, designed, and implemented. The space is available 24 hours per day during the week, is infused with private small group study rooms with glass writing spaces that can be reserved over the internet or through digital devices located outside each of the rooms, comfortable seating located throughout the commons with open group areas or quiet spaces for personal study, a large café, Food for Thought, and full-time staff to assist students as needed. The space has been a large success, with an average of 1,900 students utilizing the Learning Commons per day within three months of opening, and it will serve as an exemplar for other projects on campus that incorporate student learning spaces.
Nominated by Maggie Jesse.
Chris Clark, Marianne Holton, Tino Kaltsas, Les Neu, Brittney Thomas, ITS Learning Spaces Technology
Kathy Magarrell, Dave Martin, Kelly McElroy, Amy Paulus, UI Libraries
Jennifer Hoffman, Kris Kluseman, Jeff Harney, Facilities Management
Renee Houser, Registrar
Angie Cochran, Provost's Office
Recital Attendance System Team
Every semester, 300 students are enrolled in the School of Music's Recital Attendance course, where they attend music performances and receive credit. Out of the old labor intensive, error-fraught and cumbersome process of handing out paper cards to students grew a need for an automated attendance-taking method. The Recital Attendance System Team designed, tested and re-engineered prototypical systems to reach the result of foolproof attendance stations where students can now securely and quickly take their own attendance as they enter and leave the performance in two of the School of Music Performance venues. This system cuts down on part-time labor costs, frees staff time, reduces fraud, eliminates error, and provides correct and up to the minute grading and attendance information to both students and faculty.
Nominated by Kayt Conrad.
Lance Bolton, John Winget, CLAS IT
Steve Bowers, Logan Dewes, Ted Fitzgerald, ITS
Kathy Reeves, Kate Thompson, School of Music
VIST Team
Recognizing and acknowledging the upward trend of violence in society, the increase of violence at educational institutions, and the University of Iowa communities' unease in protecting themselves, the VIST team was created. The VIST program, based heavily on the ALiCE program, incorporates elements from standard police training, real world events and feedback from audience participants. The program is taught throughout the University of Iowa in multiple departments and its team member's tour work places to offer advice concerning emergency preparedness. Exceptional participant feedback coupled with support from the local community demonstrates the success of the program. Extensive requests for VIST training indicate a substantial need for the class content to be taught in local school districts; within and outside of Johnson County. Additionally, many UI departments mandate newly hired employees attend the VIST class and some departments have required the class be taken every year. The class has been used as a training block in annual staff retreats, has been a tool of information for University of Iowa health care and non-health care and has sparked the creation of specialized emergency plans in various departments across the UI campus.
Nominated by Shawn Sharp.
Jess Bernhard, Joe Lang, Eric Werling, Sanda Pop, Shawn Sharp, Department of Public Safety
Spring 2013 Awardees
Team Winners
Leave Benefit Accrual Team
Tracking leave benefits so that payroll can be accurate for UI Health Care staff was not supported by a good system. This sometimes led to inadvertent overuse and an administrative chain reaction leading to payroll inaccuracies and overpayments that needed to be recovered. This team developed some innovations that have produced substantial decreases in overuse:
- October 2011 had 46 instances / October 2012 had 7 instances
- Quarter 4, CY 2011 had 143 instances / Quarter 4, CY 2012 had 28 instances
This decreases the level of staff resources necessary to respond to this problem and eliminates the frustration of staff - from the user to the administrators. Innovations include an electronic calculator tool that HR Representatives may use to calculate the exact amount of accruals an employee earns each month to determine leave available, and a report developed with HCIS that combines information from HRIS and ELMS to provide data that can be used before payroll processing, thereby, avoiding overpayments.
Nominated by Jana Wessels.
Tara Black, Megan Sullivan, Kate Hilsman, UI Health Care Human Resources Payroll
When 10,000 meals are served every day by Food and Nutrition Services, patients, staff and visitors often have questions about the nutritional value and allergen content of the meals, snacks, etc. available. For two years this team worked to standardize over 750 recipes and 800 food items so that the software program, NetNutrition, could accurately reflect content of the food. The team has kept NetNutrition in the eye of potential users with presentations, announcements and hands on training, resulting in 4,600 hits occurring per day from people seeking information about calories, fat, sugar, vegan and vegetarian options, and allergens. In a recent customer survey at Fountain Dining and Melrose Dining, of those surveyed who used NetNutrition (71% and 58% respectively), 55% were influenced to make different food choices.
Nominated by Laurie Kroymann.
Becky Iliff, Beth Fielder, Levi Devries, Bridget Drapeaux, Food and Nutrition Services
John Lighty, Health Care Information Systems
University Employee Health Clinic Immunization Team
After convincing the Office of Compliance and Ambulatory Care leadership to offer all healthcare personnel both varicella titers (blood test for Chickenpox immunity) and Tdap (adult booster of pertussis) vaccinations for free, this team facilitated education to inform new and continuing employees of the need to use this service. The results were 8,253 personnel were screened with 205 completing their needed varicella immunization. In the same timeframe of January 2012 to February 2013, 6,448 personnel were screened for pertussis and 63% accepted vaccination. To accomplish these results, all University Employee Health Clinic staff, no matter what their position, volunteered to reduce breaks to make this happen for the safety of UI Health Care patients, visitors, and staff.
Nominated by Lynn Vining.
Cheryl Heery, Cynthia Neuzil, Pam Leichsenring, Billie Jo Kress, Beverly Belzer, Kwee Yeap, Julia Finley, Treasa Eicher, Heather Dennis, Lynn Vining, Patrick Hartley, Laurence Fuortes, University Employee Health Clinic
Fall 2012 Awardees
Individual : : Team
Individual Winners (alphabetical order)
Kathy Ford, School of Music
Student employees, who work evenings and weekends in buildings that are temporary for the School of Music, were encountering non-student individuals who would not leave when asked. These students shared with Kathy their fears and frustrations. Kathy approached Campus Police to develop an additional and more specific training to help student monitors respond effectively and with confidence in various situations. Through this collaboration, Campus Police initiated introducing themselves to on-duty student monitors to develop a relationship and a partnership in safety. In addition, Kathy and Campus Police reviewed all facilities and made the areas safer by installing mirrors and positioning desks and stations for greater visibility. These changes have benefited faculty, staff and students in making practice areas safer no matter what hour of the day.
Nominated by Kellie Kucera and Kayt Conrad.
Terrell Hunter, Business Services IT
University Printing and Mailing Services prints patient statements and reminders for UI Health Care. With only one CPU generating 11 pages per minute, the necessary printing and mailing took 4.5 hours per day while having a same day deadline of inclusion in the 10 a.m. mail! Terrell took the initiative to find a more efficient process to generate PDF files. Terrell researched and tested, settling on FusionPro Direct batch software. In supporting two servers to communicate with each other, Terrell found it necessary to debug the application and trace network communications to discover what was not working. Due to his work, the process now takes 20 minutes and is done on the server rather than a staff person's computer which is now freed up for other tasks. This system also extends Printing Services capability and availability for other jobs, such as University Accounts Receivable statements.
Nominated by Dagong Wang.
Fred Kurt, University Housing and Dining
As Operations Manager of Hillcrest Market Place, Fred has in many ways supported sustainability goals and the collaboration with the City of Iowa City composting program. Last year, Fred recognized the potential in post-consumer waste collection after visiting Grinnell College, and secured $40,000 in University and state grants to fund the purchase of a food "pulper". "Pulpers" grind post-consumer food and paper waste while removing 90% of the liquid. This water is then recycled to be used in the dish scraping process. Subsequently, Fred redesigned the dish room so that staff and student employees have an ergonomically based workplace that is greener and has also eliminated some disagreeable tasks. Adding post-consumer waste to the usual pre-consumer waste collection for composting is unique to UI compared with other large institutions. The pulper also uses less water than a disposal, with a cost savings of $8,000; and less wastewater sent to Iowa City's wastewater treatment facility, with cost savings of $9500 annually while providing relief to the wastewater pipe system. The additional 137 tons of post-consumer waste to the landfill will cost $3000, money well spent.
Nominated by Greg Black.
Pauline Wieland-Plowman, School of Music
Declining enrollments and lack of permanent facilities have hampered recruitment of students. Pauline, the point person for audition day in February, polled faculty regarding their commitment to a second audition day in the fall. Faculty chose to see if more students would consider UI's School of Music with Pauline's suggestion. Pauline coordinated the new audition day with a Hawkeye visit day so prospective students could also participate in those events. At the first fall audition day, 19 students and families participated with ten students enrolling. This effective strategy will continue as faculty appreciate the time to meet interested students, high school and transfer students have a choice when to audition, and enrollment increases with this innovation devised and implemented by Pauline.
Nominated by Kellie Kucera and Kathy Ford.
Team Winners
Driver Review System, Risk Management
Daily driver review requests (3200 individual driving requests annually) and the semi-annual reviews of all driving records of all employees who drive as part of their job for Fleet Safety Program compliance (4000 regular reviews semi-annually) was done in an inefficient, labor-intensive process. The integrated internal system developed by this team provides an online process that can be accomplished by one individual rather than a team, can be tracked for its progress, and streamlines the process for departments. It is estimated that the system is saving 700 staff hours annually for Risk Management staff, Fleet Services staff and departmental staff.
Nominated by Gary Anderson.
Becky Schaffner, Risk Management
Valerij Petrulevich, Business Services IT
Parking Placard Process, Parking and Transportation
This team replaced a triplicate copy paper process with a completely electronic process for the 600+ departmental parking placard applications per year. (Departmental placards allow people who work frequently at multiple places on campus to park in a parking lot near each of their work sites.) The team took the initiative to develop the new electronic process after evaluating several "off-the-shelf" software products and finding them inadequate for their needs. The team developed design requirements based on user input. The new software interfaces with an existing commercial database used by Parking. The electronic version eliminated the triplicate paper and replaced it with an electronic form that requires fewer entries by the applicant and defaults many fields based on previous applications. At the end, the user clicks 3 buttons – Save, Validate, Submit – and their end of the process is complete. On the back side, the new software reduces the amount of work required to process all of the applications from campus to 8 hours per year from 160 hours per year - that's a 95% reduction! It allows departmental financial managers (the primary customers) to pull reports for analysis. The concepts in this software are flexible and Parking plans to expand the program's use to other types of permits that will benefit employees directly, i.e. night/weekend parking passes.
Nominated by Dagong Wang.
Ping Gu, Business Services Administration
Ann Greenzweig, Cynthia Fairchild, Lori Skoff, Carol Leinhauser, Parking and Transportation
This program was developed by a team of staff who were interested in student success. Their intent was to strengthen the connection between the student employment experience and learning by supporting supervisors of student employees in the Division of Student Life (largest employer of students on campus) to understand their role and how they could better contribute to the success of their student employees. IOWA GROW™ is a trademarked program that is now available online to other areas on campus and to other institutions. The resources for supervisors, including a structured conversation (questions include: What are you learning in class that will help you here?, What are you learning here that's helping you in school?), have proved successful with a pilot group who answered positively to questions about the impact of their job with helping them develop conflict resolution skills, improving communication, and using critical thinking skills. Job expectations for all supervisors of student personnel in the Division of Student Life will now include the IOWA GROW principles.
Nominated by Belinda Marner.
Sarah Hansen, Office of VP Student Life
Rachelle Stewart and Kelly Cowan, University Housing & Dining
Penny Kaelber, Center for Student Involvement & Leadership
Tara Black, UI Health Care Payroll (current position)


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Pressure Builds on Pakistan, Post-bin Laden
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Thursday, May 5, 2011 [IMG] STRATFOR.COM [IMG] Diary Archives
Pressure Builds on Pakistan, Post-bin Laden
The Pakistani army chief on Thursday chaired a corps commanders meeting
called specifically to discuss the building pressure on the country in
the wake of the U.S. strike deep inside in the country that killed al
Qaeda chief Osama bin Laden. In a statement issued by its public
relations department, the military acknowledged "shortcomings" in being
able to figure out that bin Laden enjoyed sanctuary in Pakistan, but
claimed that the "achievements" of the country's Inter-Services
Intelligence (directorate) against al Qaeda and its allies had "no
parallel." The press release also warned that additional unilateral
action similar to the one that resulted in the killing of the al Qaeda
founder would be grounds for Islamabad to review its military and
intelligence cooperation with Washington, and that a decision had been
taken to reduce the presence of American military personnel in country.
"If evidence of communications between the al Qaeda leader and Pakistani
officials is discovered, then that would create an extremely ugly
situation in which Washington would not be in a position to look the
other way for the sake of its wider regional interests."
These statements show that Pakistan is trying to move away from the
defensive position it has been in for three days. Interestingly, while
acknowledging the difficulties in the bilateral relationship, U.S.
Secretary of State Hillary Clinton said the United States would stand by
Pakistan despite the strains in the relationship exposed by the
discovery and killing of Osama bin Laden by U.S. troops close to the
Pakistani capital. Meanwhile, U.S. Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff
Adm. Mike Mullen said it was up to the Pakistanis to decide the extent
to which they wanted an American military presence in their country.
The United States realizes that despite all the problems with the
relationship, it cannot afford to alienate Pakistan. Washington needs
Islamabad's cooperation to create conditions in Afghanistan conducive
for a Western military withdrawal and then to deal with the country when
the United States and its NATO allies have left. However, there is still
some time to go before we reach that stage; meanwhile, the
U.S.-Pakistani relationship has consistently deteriorated over the past
several months.
Even if it wanted to, the Obama administration could not simply put
aside the matter of Osama bin Laden being found a few hours drive from
Islamabad. A great deal of pressure is building in Congress, which is
demanding that Pakistan provide answers to how its authorities were not
aware that the al Qaeda leader was enjoying sanctuary in a facility
around the corner from the country's military academy. Far more damning
is the question of whether this was made possible by support from
officials from within the Pakistani security/intelligence establishment.
Indeed, U.S. Under Secretary of Defense for Policy Michelle Flournoy
told reporters on Thursday that Washington was in talks with Islamabad
over the matter in an effort to try and "understand what they did know,
what they didn't know." Calling on Pakistani leaders to cooperate on the
matter, Flournoy warned that members of Congress (even those who have
traditionally favored increased cooperation with Pakistan) would oppose
continued financial assistance to the South Asian nation. This means
everything is riding on what was discovered by U.S. special forces
during the raid on the bin Laden compound.
If evidence of communications between the al Qaeda leader and Pakistani
officials is discovered, that would create an extremely ugly situation
in which Washington would not be in a position to look the other way for
the sake of its wider regional interests. It would, at the very least,
demand that Islamabad take action against those involved. More
importantly, it would want assurances that these rogue elements be
purged from the Pakistani system.
In addition to the excruciating pressure that the Pakistanis could face,
they would also be caught in the uncomfortable position of having to
accept a global spotlight on their intelligence service - similar to the
one in 2004 when it was revealed that the country's lead nuclear
scientist was involved in a network engaged in the proliferation of the
technology. Such a situation would not just be an international
relations fiasco for Pakistan, it also would lead to major domestic
turmoil - one that could create divisions within the state.
Thus, the implication of bin Laden's killing in the heart of Pakistan
has the potential to be extremely dangerous for the country and the
wider region. Everything depends upon the outcome of the probe into how
the al Qaeda leader was able to remain in the Abbottabad compound for
such a long period of time.
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Link 1: London Reconnections: In Pictures: London's Stations From the Air
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NAGPUR: In what could be termed as some good news for the residents who have to use the busy Narendra Nagar railway underbridge (RuB), the Maharashtra government on Friday informed that it would initiate land acquisition process within three days for expediting construction of Narendra Nagar flyover beside Coca Cola factory.
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Taking a serious cognizance of increasing number of accidents near Narendra Nagar RuB, the high court had directed the government to construct a flyover from old Coca Cola factory to Narendra Nagar, adjoining ring road and further asked it to divert heavy truck traffic from Wardha Road to Pardi Road through it. The government was supposed to complete the construction work in 2008-2009. However, it got stuck in various disputes as Kumbhalkar, one of the landowners having 33 acres of land through which flyover was supposed to pass, demanded that the Maharashtra State Road Development Corporation (MSRDC) should acquire his land as per the provisions of Land Acquisition Act. He also moved the high court for a stay in ongoing work.
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