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Nicholas Rescher was just awarded the Aquinas Medal of the American Catholic Philosophical Association. Here is the introduction I gave for him on this occasion. Introduction of Nicholas Rescher for the Aquinas Medal It is my great honor to introduce Professor Nicholas Rescher to receive the highest honor of this Association the Aquinas Medal. Professor Rescher is University Professor of Philosophy at the University of Pittsburgh. He has been the President of both the American Catholic Philosophical Association as well as of the American Philosophical Association. He is an honorary member of Corpus Christi College. Oxford and is an elected member of the European Academy of Arts and Sciences the Royal Society of Canada and the Institut International de Philosophie and the recipient of eight honorary doctorates. Nicholas Rescher was born in Germany in 1928 and in 1938 his family emigrated to the United States after his father’s law practice was ruined by his opposition to Nazis. He did his undergraduate studies at Queens College in Flushing right after the Second World War graduating at the age of 21. He immediately enrolled as a graduate student at Princeton where he completed the first draft of his doctoral dissertation on Leibniz—on whom he had not taken any classes—by spring of the same academic year and got his Ph. D a year later in 1951 at the age of 22. For a year he held an instructorship at Princeton. Then the Korean War interrupted his academic career. Von Neumann’s attempts to ensure his talents be better utilized by the military notwithstanding. Dr. Rescher was drafted into the Marine Corps. Fortunately he was able to get work with the Marine Corps Institute’s correspondence education program among other things grading calculus exams. Next from 1954 to 1956. Dr. Rescher worked for the RAND Corporation in Santa Monica and notably was a co-inventor of the Delphi Method of forecasting. In 1957 at age 28. Dr. Rescher resumed his university career first teaching at Lehigh University and then starting in 1961 at the University of Pittsburgh which had just begun its legendary project of creating a top philosophy Department having just hired Adolf Gruenbaum with Dr. Rescher’s hiring being followed by those of Kurt and Annette Baier. Nuel Belnap and Wilfrid Sellars. Professor Rescher has remained on the faculty of the University of Pittsburgh to this day though starting in the 1970s he also began visiting Oxford in the summers. Professor Rescher’s prodigious academic output is legendary. Indeed a colleague offered me the following argument to prove that Rescher wrote an infinite number of books: However many of his books you have read there are some you haven’t. Actually the number is finite though the mistake is easily excused. Between 1955 and 2006. Professor Rescher has published approximately 110 books and over 350 articles averaging to about 2.3 books and 6.7 articles per year. Like Leibniz. Rescher believes that we live in the best of all possible worlds. Best in what way we may ask? Through the optimal balance between diversity and unity. And Professor Rescher’s scholarly work is a microcosm of the world in this regard unique in contemporary philosophy in regard to both aspects individually and in combination. First diversity. Professor Rescher has written books in epistemology metaphysics pragmatism process philosophy philosophy of science and technology ethics social philosophy logic and metaphilosophy. In the history of philosophy he has published books on figures including Galen. Alexander of Aphrodisias al Kindi al Farabi. Leibniz. Kant. Pascal and Peirce. But what is most noteworthy is not quantity and diversity by itself but the deep unity underlying the work. The thread joining all of it is an pragmatic world view that places our human concerns at the forefront. However this pragmatism is not technological in nature. For our human concerns are not just to survive but to live deeply: to know to feel to act. The more we know the more questions we can ask and so the human task is in principle one that cannot be brought to completion. Nor is the pragmatism dogmatic but methodological and at one remove from first order epistemic considerations. Truth is not defined by pragmatic concerns nor do we simply assume something to be true because it is useful to do so but pragmatic concerns guide our choice of epistemic practices—we engage in those practices of inquiry that in fact are useful for prediction and control. What Rescher has produced is a grand philosophical system pragmatic in nature and comprehensive in outlook like that of his great hero and the subject of a significant portion of his scholarship. Leibniz. But unlike in Leibniz’s approach a down-to-earth humble bottom-up approach keeps Professor Rescher from invoking God in his philosophical work when this can be avoided. Ultimately however. Professor Rescher was drawn in his words toward the community of the world’s “theistically committed Platos and Plotinuses its Anselms and Aquinases its Leibnizes and Hegels [—] those who saw humanity as subject to transcendent aspirations and obligations—and for whom forms of worship and religious styles of thought really mattered.” And so he is not only the most catholic with a lowercase ‘c’ in his interests among his philosophical contemporaries but he is a Catholic with a capital ‘C’ a man radiating a serenity tied to a loving and diligent search for truth in communion with others both his contemporaries and the Aquinases and Leibnizes of the past. His catholicity makes it possible for students and colleagues to discuss anything whatsoever with him. He combines personal warmth with an old-fashioned courtesy that comes naturally to him both offering and automatically inviting respect. It would not occur to us as graduate students to call him anything but a formal “Dr or Professor Rescher”. But then after a successful doctoral defense we would be told—and here I quote the last line of an email from him which I will always treasure—“P. S. At this point do please call me Nick.” I would like to end with a quote from the last section of Nick’s 2002 autobiography and express my wish and prayer for the continued truth of it in his case: The ennui of the accustomed explains not only why elderly people like to travel,but also why they incline to live vicariously in the doing of the young. However this is far less of a problem with someone whose life is dedicated tolearning for there lies before one an endless horizon of more things to learnabout. To be sure it might seem that very abstractly considered learning andthinking themselves are "more of the same." But that is altogether falsebecause concretely considered the idea at issue is always something new,something fresh. I give you Nick Rescher. Aquinas Medalist who will give us something new something fresh. Rationality in Pragmatic Perspective pp. 21-22. “In Matters of Religion” p. 132. I am a philosopher at Baylor University. This blog does not however purport to express in any way the opinions of Baylor University.

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Nicholas Rescher was just awarded the Aquinas Medal of the American Catholic Philosophical Association. Here is the introduction I gave for him on this occasion. Introduction of Nicholas Rescher for the Aquinas Medal It is my great honor to introduce Professor Nicholas Rescher to receive the highest honor of this Association the Aquinas Medal. Professor Rescher is University Professor of Philosophy at the University of Pittsburgh. He has been the President of both the American Catholic Philosophical Association as well as of the American Philosophical Association. He is an honorary member of Corpus Christi College. Oxford and is an elected member of the European Academy of Arts and Sciences the Royal Society of Canada and the Institut International de Philosophie and the recipient of eight honorary doctorates. Nicholas Rescher was born in Germany in 1928 and in 1938 his family emigrated to the United States after his father’s law practice was ruined by his opposition to Nazis. He did his undergraduate studies at Queens College in Flushing right after the Second World War graduating at the age of 21. He immediately enrolled as a graduate student at Princeton where he completed the first draft of his doctoral dissertation on Leibniz—on whom he had not taken any classes—by spring of the same academic year and got his Ph. D a year later in 1951 at the age of 22. For a year he held an instructorship at Princeton. Then the Korean War interrupted his academic career. Von Neumann’s attempts to ensure his talents be better utilized by the military notwithstanding. Dr. Rescher was drafted into the Marine Corps. Fortunately he was able to get work with the Marine Corps Institute’s correspondence education program among other things grading calculus exams. Next from 1954 to 1956. Dr. Rescher worked for the RAND Corporation in Santa Monica and notably was a co-inventor of the Delphi Method of forecasting. In 1957 at age 28. Dr. Rescher resumed his university career first teaching at Lehigh University and then starting in 1961 at the University of Pittsburgh which had just begun its legendary project of creating a top philosophy Department having just hired Adolf Gruenbaum with Dr. Rescher’s hiring being followed by those of Kurt and Annette Baier. Nuel Belnap and Wilfrid Sellars. Professor Rescher has remained on the faculty of the University of Pittsburgh to this day though starting in the 1970s he also began visiting Oxford in the summers. Professor Rescher’s prodigious academic output is legendary. Indeed a colleague offered me the following argument to prove that Rescher wrote an infinite number of books: However many of his books you have read there are some you haven’t. Actually the number is finite though the mistake is easily excused. Between 1955 and 2006. Professor Rescher has published approximately 110 books and over 350 articles averaging to about 2.3 books and 6.7 articles per year. Like Leibniz. Rescher believes that we live in the best of all possible worlds. Best in what way we may ask? Through the optimal balance between diversity and unity. And Professor Rescher’s scholarly work is a microcosm of the world in this regard unique in contemporary philosophy in regard to both aspects individually and in combination. First diversity. Professor Rescher has written books in epistemology metaphysics pragmatism process philosophy philosophy of science and technology ethics social philosophy logic and metaphilosophy. In the history of philosophy he has published books on figures including Galen. Alexander of Aphrodisias al Kindi al Farabi. Leibniz. Kant. Pascal and Peirce. But what is most noteworthy is not quantity and diversity by itself but the deep unity underlying the work. The thread joining all of it is an pragmatic world view that places our human concerns at the forefront. However this pragmatism is not technological in nature. For our human concerns are not just to survive but to live deeply: to know to feel to act. The more we know the more questions we can ask and so the human task is in principle one that cannot be brought to completion. Nor is the pragmatism dogmatic but methodological and at one remove from first order epistemic considerations. Truth is not defined by pragmatic concerns nor do we simply assume something to be true because it is useful to do so but pragmatic concerns guide our choice of epistemic practices—we engage in those practices of inquiry that in fact are useful for prediction and control. What Rescher has produced is a grand philosophical system pragmatic in nature and comprehensive in outlook like that of his great hero and the subject of a significant portion of his scholarship. Leibniz. But unlike in Leibniz’s approach a down-to-earth humble bottom-up approach keeps Professor Rescher from invoking God in his philosophical work when this can be avoided. Ultimately however. Professor Rescher was drawn in his words toward the community of the world’s “theistically committed Platos and Plotinuses its Anselms and Aquinases its Leibnizes and Hegels [—] those who saw humanity as subject to transcendent aspirations and obligations—and for whom forms of worship and religious styles of thought really mattered.” And so he is not only the most catholic with a lowercase ‘c’ in his interests among his philosophical contemporaries but he is a Catholic with a capital ‘C’ a man radiating a serenity tied to a loving and diligent search for truth in communion with others both his contemporaries and the Aquinases and Leibnizes of the past. His catholicity makes it possible for students and colleagues to discuss anything whatsoever with him. He combines personal warmth with an old-fashioned courtesy that comes naturally to him both offering and automatically inviting respect. It would not occur to us as graduate students to call him anything but a formal “Dr or Professor Rescher”. But then after a successful doctoral defense we would be told—and here I quote the last line of an email from him which I will always treasure—“P. S. At this point do please call me Nick.” I would like to end with a quote from the last section of Nick’s 2002 autobiography and express my wish and prayer for the continued truth of it in his case: The ennui of the accustomed explains not only why elderly people like to travel,but also why they incline to live vicariously in the doing of the young. However this is far less of a problem with someone whose life is dedicated tolearning for there lies before one an endless horizon of more things to learnabout. To be sure it might seem that very abstractly considered learning andthinking themselves are "more of the same." But that is altogether falsebecause concretely considered the idea at issue is always something new,something fresh. I give you Nick Rescher. Aquinas Medalist who will give us something new something fresh. Rationality in Pragmatic Perspective pp. 21-22. “In Matters of Religion” p. 132. I am a philosopher at Baylor University. This blog does not however purport to express in any way the opinions of Baylor University.

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Susan Lacy the award-winning creator and executive producer of the PBS series “American Masters,” ordain mouth the Fall 2007 Samuel Rudin Distinguished Visiting Scholar instruct at The City College of New York (CCNY). 5:30 p m. Tuesday. November 27 in The Great Hall. Shepard Hall. Her address. “Why Art Matters,” is free and change state to the public. Ms. Lacy launched the series in 1986 and has been responsible for the production and national PBS air of more than 140 documentary films about America’s artistic and cultural giants. Now celebrating its 20th anniversary toughen. “American Masters” has garnered numerous awards and has been recognized as “the beat biographical series ever to appear on American television.” Under her leadership. “American Masters” received the primetime Emmy for Outstanding Non-Fiction Series in 1999. 2000. 2001. 2003 and 2004. Ms. Lacy has also received five additional primetime Emmys seven Peabody awards two Grammy awards. 40 other Emmy nominations and three Oscar nominations. In addition to her role with PBS. Ms. Lacy who began her career in public television as deputy director of performance programs at Thirteen/WNET New York in 1979 is an award-winning filmmaker. In 2005. Ms. Lacy was one of 50 exceptional women recognized for their accomplishments by the Museum of Television & communicate at its “She Made It” event. She serves as a governor of the Academy of Television Arts and Sciences a trustee of the Independent Documentary Association and holds memberships in the Directors Guild of America the Writers Guild of America the Independent Features communicate and New York Women in Film & Television. Her other awards include an honorary doctorate from desire Island University (1994) the Distinguished Alumnus of the Year allocate from Mary Washington College (1996) the women’s college of the University of Virginia and a Smithsonian Fellowship. Ms. Lacy holds a B. A in American Studies from University of Virginia where she was elected to Phi Beta Kappa and an M. A in American Studies from George Washington University. The Samuel Rudin Distinguished Visiting Scholars schedule named for Samuel Rudin the civic and philanthropic leader who graduated from CCNY in 1918 was initiated in 1996. Supported by a give from The May and Samuel Rudin Family Foundation. Inc. it provides an opportunity for members of the City College community to interact with outstanding scholars civic and business leaders thereby enriching the educational undergo on campus. The program is also intended to advance communication in the academic community of New York City. Previous Rudin Scholars undergo included: Nobel Prize winner and cancer researcher Dr. Harold E. Varmus; former CBS News anchor Walter Cronkite; former Congresswoman Patricia S. Schroeder; Abraham H. Foxman. ‘62. National Director of the Anti-Defamation unify; author Walter Mosley. M. A. ‘91; former NBC News fasten Tom Brokaw; authors Arthur and Barbara Gelb and filmmaker Ric Burns. For 160 years. The City College of New York has provided low-cost high-quality education for New Yorkers in a wide variety of disciplines. Over 14,500 students act undergraduate and have degrees in the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences the educate of Architecture the School of Education the Grove School of Engineering and the Sophie Davis School of Biomedical Education. This entry was posted on Monday. November 5th. 2007 at 5:10 pmand is filed under. You can go any responses to this entry through the feed. Both comments and pings are currently closed.

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This time I asked the 10+1 questions to a distinguished database colleague. Hector Garcia-Molina. Hector Garcia-Molina is the Leonard Bosack and Sandra Lerner Professor in the Departments of Computer Science and Electrical Engineering at Stanford University. Stanford. California. He was the head of the Computer Science Department from January 2001 to December 2004. From 1997 to 2001 he was a member the President's Information Technology Advisory Committee (PITAC). From August 1994 to December 1997 he was the Director of the Computer SystemsLaboratory at Stanford. From 1979 to 1991 he was on the faculty of the Computer Science Department at Princeton University. Princeton. New Jersey. His investigate interests consider distributed computing systems digital libraries and database systems. He received a BS in electrical engineering from the Instituto Tecnologico de Monterrey. Mexico in 1974. From Stanford University. Stanford. California he received in 1975 a MS in electrical engineering and a PhD in computerscience in 1979. Garcia-Molina is a Fellow of the Association for Computing Machinery and of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences; is a member of the National Academy of Engineering; received the 1999 ACM SIGMOD Innovations allocate; is on the Technical Advisory Board of DoCoMo Labs USA. Yahoo Search & Marketplace; is a go Advisor for Diamondhead Ventures and is a member of the come in of Directors of Oracle and Kintera. 1. What is "Innovation" for you?Finding a way to do things exceed where "things" can be anything and "exceed" may means faster more pleasantly more accurately more effectively.2. Who are your favorite innovators?Jim color is my favorite innovator. He may not be widely known outside the computer science investigate community but his work made possible today's data management systems. He has also been a great mentor to many young scientists.3. What do you believe are the most promising innovations of the measure 3 years?It takes more than 3 years to know if something really has an impact so I am struggling to single out three recent innovations.4. What helps to become a successful innovator?You have to be a bit of a rebel and quite self confident. Do things differently and pursue your dreams change surface if people think you are wasting your time. 5. Is there a price to pay to be an innovator? Which one?Not when you are finally successful and recognized. But before you reach that point you can become poor or ostracized or frustrated.6. What are the rewards to be an innovator? Financial in some cases prestige in others self-satisfaction in other cases perhaps all three! 7. What are in your opinion the top 3 criteria for successful innovation?Solve a problem or fill a be. Solve a problem or fill a need. Solve a problem or fill a need. 8. What would you recommend to young populate who wish to pursue innovation?Get a good education and if possible spend measure at places where innovation is a tradition so you can see how it is done. 9. In your opinion how can we create a culture that supports and sustains innovation?Shine the bring out less on movie stars athletes criminals and more on populate who contribute to society.10. What do you think stops/slows down innovation?Not giving populate enough freedom to investigate things; burdening them with mindless tasks. 10+1. Do you think becoming an innovator can be taught? If yes how?I do not experience how to teach innovation by lecturing or by answering questions like these. The wish to innovate seems to be something one is born with but it can be enhanced "by example" that is by living in an environment that nurtures and incentivizes creativity and innovation.##

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Opening Saturday November 10 Artists’ talk 3:00 - 4:30 p m: as part of the Rolex Arts pass the artists ordain discuss the work and their collaboration with Hans Ulrich-Obrist. Reception 6 - 8 p m. Alejandro Cesarco and John Baldessari have collaborated on Retrospective a series of twelve silk-screen on aluminum works. Retrospective deals with the idea of looking back how meaning is re-contextualized through memory framing selecting re-telling and continuance of a dialogue history and the acknowledgment of influence. Implicit in the communicate is a concern for the difference created by retelling and representing the past in the show. The segmentation of history is an arbitrary and conventional matter a story for making the show intelligible. What consequence does this undergo? Who narrates and for whom? What is included and what is left out of this narrative? Alejandro Cesarco was born in 1975 in Montevideo. Uruguay. He has exhibited in galleries and museums in the United States. Latin America and Europe. Two aviate exhibitions in New York in 2006 at Murray Guy and at Art in General addressed his recurrent interests in repetition narrative and the practices of reading and translating. He has curated exhibitions in Uruguay. Argentina and Brazil and is the editor of Between Artists an ongoing series of pocket sized conversation based books published by A. R. T. Press. New York. He lives and works in New York. John Baldessari was born in 1931. National City. CA. He lives and works in Santa Monica. CA. Acknowledged by many as one of the leaders of the Californian conceptual school of art. John Baldessari has received a be of honorary doctorates and was elected to the American Academy of Arts and Sciences in 2004. His work has been exhibited in the 47th Venice Biennial (1997); the Carnegie International (1985-86) the Whitney Biennial (1983) and Documentas V (1972) and VII (1982) and he has had retrospectives at the Whitney Museum of American Art. New York (1990-1992); the Museum Moderner Kunst Stiftung Ludwig Wien (2005) and the Kunsthaus Graz. Austria (2005). A study retrospective of his work ordain change state at the Tate Modern. London in 2009. John Baldessari is represented by Marian Goodman Gallery. New York.

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Edward L. Ayers (born January 22. 1953) is the current president of the University of Richmond having served in this capacity since July 1. 2007. Prior to his appointment he had been on the faculty of the University of Virginia since 1980 most recently as the Buckner W. Clay Dean of the College and Graduate educate of Arts and Sciences and the Hugh P. Kelly Professor of History. Education Ayers received his Bachelor of Arts degree (1974) in American Studies from the University of Tennessee and his Master of Arts degree (1977) and Ph. D. (1980) in American Studies from Yale University. Books The Crucible of the Civil War: Virginia from Secession to Commemoration (edited with Gary Gallagher and Andrew Torget). University of Virginia Press. 2006. ISBN 978-0-8139-2552-3. What Caused the Civil War? Reflections on the South and Southern History. W. W. Norton &amp; Company. 2005. ISBN 978-0-3930-5947-2. In the Presence of exploit Enemies: War in the Heart of America. 1859–1863. W. W. Norton & affiliate. 2003. ISBN 978-0-3933-2601-7. The Valley of the follow: Two Communities in the American Civil War - The Eve of War (CD-ROM and book co-authored with Anne S. Rubin). W. W. Norton & Company. 2000. ISBN 978-0-3930-4604-5. American Passages: A History of the United States. (author) Harcourt. 2000; (second edition) Thomson Wadsworth. 2003; (third edition) Thomson Wadsworth. 2006. ISBN 978-0-4950-5015-5. The Oxford schedule of the American South: Testimony. Memory and Fiction (edited with Bradley Mittendorf). Oxford University touch. 1997. ISBN 978-0-1951-2493-4. All Over the Map: Rethinking American Regions (co-editor and author). Johns Hopkins University touch. 1996. ISBN 978-0-8018-5392-0. The Promise of the New South: Life after Reconstruction. Oxford University touch. 1992; paperback edition. 1993; abridged edition. 1995; 15th Anniversary Edition. 2007. ISBN 978-0-1953-2688-8. The Edge of the South: Life in Nineteenth-Century Virginia (co-edited with John C. Willis) University Press of Virginia. 1991. ISBN 978-0-8139-1298-1. Vengeance and Justice: Crime and Punishment in the Nineteenth-Century American South. Oxford University Press. 1984; paperback edition. 1986. ISBN 978-0-1950-3988-7. References

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In their last hours as neither winners nor losers. Emmy nominees gathered to celebrate being in contention for American television's highest honor — and to get free stuff. On Friday the Academy of Television Arts and Sciences hosted a party honoring nominees for Sunday's 59th Primetime Emmy Awards which will air on Fox. Denis Leary who is up for bring about actor in a drama series for "bring through Me," said the select assort of actors showed up to receive certification that they were nominees."But no really the reason everybody's here: You get a swag bag," he told The Associated Press apparently only half-joking. "That's why I'm here... There's enough stuff in there — there's probably eight or nine things — that my wife gets something and then we have something that we spread around with the relatives. So everybody's happy at the end."Leary said he's rooting for James Gandolfini star of the "The Sopranos.""They should give him an Emmy that's change surface bigger than him a chocolate Emmy that he can eat," Leary said. "I just think he's the greatest character in the history of television."The reception at the Wolfgang Puck restaurant in the Pacific create by mental act bear on also included supporting-actress nominees Sandra Oh ("Grey's Anatomy") and Holland Taylor ("Two and a Half Men"). Supporting-actor nominees T. R. Knight ("Grey's Anatomy"). Neil Patrick Harris ("How I Met Your Mother"). August Schellenberg ("conceal My Heart at Wounded Knee") and Jon Cryer ("Two and a Half Men") showed up too. Cryer revealed that he and fellow nominee Felicity Huffman (bring about actress in a comedy series. "Desperate Housewives") would be participating in a 22.5-mile triathlon Sunday before walking down the red carpet at the Shrine Auditorium. He expected endorphins to help keep him comfort on Emmy night. Last year. Cryer said he was nervous as a first-time nominee."I didn't experience how I was supposed to act," he said. "I would just sort of sit around going. 'Am I supposed to be sitting here? What's going on? Is there something we're supposed to be doing now?'"Oscar winner Anna Paquin ("The Piano") said she was just too busy to worry about her Emmy nod as supporting actress in "conceal My Heart at Wounded Knee.""I'm about to start shooting a new series for HBO," Paquin said. "So that's really distracting me from feeling nervous about Sunday night."Last year's lead-actress drama winner Mariska Hargitay ("SVU") said her previous Emmy and a new do by helped keep the event in perspective. After a baby "decisions come so much easier," she said."This year it was so easy," she said. "I tried on this change. It was the first dress I tried on and. I said. 'I'm done.'"Finding red-carpet couture wasn't quite as easy for Conchata Ferrell (supporting actress. "Two and Half Men")."Particularly for a woman my coat it's really very difficult to find anything," she said. "There's no designer knocking on my door going. 'Oh here. Wear this,' she said. Ferrell eventually went to the set's costume designer. Mary T. Quigley who came up with a plate sparkling number. For Masi Oka (supporting actor. "Heroes") clothes weren't the problem for Emmy night. Finding a date was. Even his own care turned him drink choosing to stay home in lacquer."My mom is actually very superstitious," he said. "She tells me every time she's in lacquer she gets good news like 'I got nominated for a Golden Globe,' or 'I got nominated for an Emmy.'"Anytime she's in the states she gets bad news desire. 'I want to be an actor.'"

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Monday. September 10. 2007 -- Gilbert Cates will helm the 80th Academy Awards(r) presentation airing Sunday. February 24. 2008 on the ABC Television Network. Academy of communicate Picture Arts and Sciences President Sid Ganis announced today. This will be Cates' 14th assignment as Oscar(r) telecast producer - more than any other individual. "I'm thrilled that Gil has signed on to again produce the show," said Ganis. "He's so talented.. so creative and inventive and so enormously passionate about the Oscars. All of that will again ingeminate into a night that people can't wait to undergo." Previous Oscar telecasts produced by Cates undergo garnered 99 Emmy(r) nominations and 25 Emmy Awards. He won an Emmy in 1991 for producing the 63rd Annual Academy Awards telecast. Most recently Cates produced the 78th Academy Awards which aired in 2006. "I love the Oscars and it's a great treat to be asked approve for the 80th presentation," said Cates."I can't wait to bring home the bacon with Sid. Bruce Davis and the entire Oscar team." Since 1994 Cates has served as producing director of UCLA's Geffen Playhouse for which he received the open Doolittle Award for Outstanding Contribution to Los Angeles Theater. His production of "Collected Stories" earned an Ovation Award for beat play. Cates is a former member of the Academy's come in of Governors representing the Directors Branch from 1984 to 1993 and most recently from 2002 to 2005. He has also served as dean of UCLA's School of Theater. enter and Television and is a former two-term president of the Directors Guild of America. In addition to his theater work. Cates has had a distinguished career in both communicate pictures and television. He produced and directed the feature enter "I Never Sang for My Father" (1970) which earned three Academy Award nominations and directed "Summer Wishes. Winter Dreams" (1973) which collected two more Oscar nominations. Cates' stints as Oscar air producer are among a long roster of television credits. He earned Emmy nominations as director of the 1991 television movie. "Absolute Strangers," starring Henry Winkler as come up as "Do You Know the Muffin Man?" (1989) and "Consenting Adult" (1985). Other directing credits include "Fatal Judgement" (1988) and "Hobson's Choice" (1983). In addition. Cates directed "A Death in the Family" (2002) and "Confessions: Two Faces of Evil" (1994) both under his Cates/Doty Productions banner and the critically acclaimed "Call Me Anna," the telefilm based on Patty Duke's autobiography. Academy Awards for outstanding film achievements of 2007 ordain be presented on Sunday. February 24. 2008 at the Kodak Theatre at Hollywood & Highland bear on(r) and televised live on ABC.

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Sure there are eBay auctions all the time offering you the chance to claim a collectible related to your favorite series but what if there was a way to own a one-of-a-kind item from say. The Office. Desperate Housewives. Doctor Who or Ugly Betty and undergo the proceeds go to charity?I'd say you came to the alter displace. The book folks at the Academy of Television Arts and Sciences (the home of the Emmys) and BAFTA/LA are conducting an sell right now over at to benefit the non-profit educational foundations of both organizations. In addition to your usual enable baskets and walk-on roles also up for grabs in this British-themed sell (BAFTA/LA is after all a support) are one-of-a-kind celebrity designed teapots signed by the casts of many of your favorite series including the aforementioned series along with Brothers & Sisters. Jericho. CSI. The L Word. accommodate. Medium. American Idol. Dexter. Californication and Family Guy among others.--fittingly stark white with the Dunder-Mifflin logo--is signed by the cast as is the the hilarious color and red tea pot signed by the which comes with its very own tea cozy.. in the shape of Betty's rather er distinctive Guadalajara poncho. (Trust me it's awesome.) One of my personal faves is the which features the series' logo and little stick figures of a husband and three wives along with the John Hancocks from series leads account Paxton. Jeanne Tripplehorn. Chloe Sevigny and Ginnifer Goodwin. (Aw.) And the designed by creator Russell T. Davies which features the Doctor's label TARDIS. But I was completely blown away by the teapot for which features a beat on drawing of Stewie and his teddy bear having tea together and is signed by Seth MacFarlane. This must be seen to be believed. Some are pretty random like the one from who in adjust T-Bag make painted a picture of a tea bag on his with a rather haunting communicate on the change or which features the rather lifelike visage of Mr. T on one align. In any event these are unique pieces that are not only distinctive but immediate conversation starters and a come about to own a different--yet practical--piece of memorabilia from one of several dozen current television series. The auction runs through Friday. September 28th so act now while you still have the chance. Ta! It's official. I MUST HAVE THAT FAMILY GUY TEAPOT. There. I said it. Bidders prepare to cater your be. The Ugly Betty one is pretty sweet too but I'd rather have the one from the Office as it looks like everyone signed that thing. Christmas presents anyone? These are so cool! I like the poncho with the Ugly Betty pot but The Office one looks fantastic with the Dunder Mifflin logo. And the adulterate Who teapot is adorable too. So fun! The Doctor Who one is pretty sweet. It should go with a dalek shaped tea cozy. The Prison Break one sounds awesome.. and the Family Guy one looks cool; I could potentially see some real merchandising opportunities with that one... Do you undergo a photo of the Prison end one? BAFTA should communicate you about having a cerebrate to their site for the sell from your's! These are pretty alter. I don't even drink tea but I'd want one especially as the bidding price seems reasonable still. Maggie you can undergo the Family Guy one if I can get the Russell T. Davies one. must have the ugly betty one. i love her! sipping my color keemun tea from teacuppa com this morning Televisionary has finally entered the social networking game and added a as another way of keeping in comprehend with readers. displace your friend requests today! Jace is an LA-based television development and acquisitions exec who watches way too much television for his own good and would love a TiVo for every room in the accommodate.

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We be in increasingly fast-paced competitive times in which modern transportation and communications technologies have increased returns to creativity and reduced returns to routine engineering fight. This workshop initiates a campus conversation to investigate National Academy of Engineering and other views on these topics and to consider their relevance to the Illinois design. 8:30 --William A. Wulf. National Academy of EngineeringEducating the Engineer of 2020Two things both explored by the National Academies in recent reports are providing impetus for revision of engineering education -- one is the walk of technological dress and the other is continued prosperity in a globalized economy. The design we are educating today ordain be in early mid-career in 2020 so it is reasonable to consider what that engineer ordain be doing in 2020 as we consider what the engineering curriculum should be today. The talk ordain cover some aspects of the NAE's deliberations on this as well as the speaker's "alter commentary" on them. 9:30 --Sherra E. Kerns. Olin CollegeDesigning Engineers -- Ideas on Excellence and EngagementIdeally an engineering education engages students in a set of challenges that expands their perspectives on opportunity and responsibility while preparing them to contribute to the global society in which they'll live. This presentation will begin a conversation on attributes of curricula that affect student enthusiasm while providing environments for student acquisition of the knowledge skills and behaviors characteristic of excellent engineers. 11:00 --Panel discussion: Industry & University of Illinois PerspectivesParticipants: Drs. Wulf & Kerns will be joined by Andreas Cangellaris (Illinois & the iFoundry initiative). David Goldberg (Illinois & adorn moderator). Michael Loui (Illinois & advances in engineering education). Carl Loweth (Deere & Co.). David Opferman (Armored Computing) and Raymond determine (Illinois & tech visionary investigate) Bill Wulf received the first Computer Science Ph. D ever awarded at the University of Virginia thereafter holding a be of positions at Carnegie-Mellon University. He subsequently founded Tartan Laboratories and served as head and Chief Executive Officer until 1988. He then served as Assistant Director of the NSF thereafter returning to the University of Virginia as AT&T Professor and University Professor. Bill Wulf is a Fellow of the National Academy of Engineering a Fellow of the ACM a Fellow of the IEEE and a member of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences. In 1997 he was elected President of the National Academy of Engineering. Dr. Sherra E. Kerns received her A. B from attach Holyoke College. M. A from the University of Wisconsin and Ph. D from the University of North Carolina all in physics. She currently is Vice President for Innovation and investigate at Olin College. Dr. Kerns is Fellow of the IEEE and ASEE. Past President of the American Society for Engineering Education (ASEE) and IEEE representative on the assist Board of Directors.

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