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SEATTLE - The Seattle Public Schools Superintendent sent a letter out on Thursday that stated approximately 80 seniors who have not met new graduation requirements will not be able to graduate in June.
Families of the 80 students will soon receive notification that their seniors have completed all the graduation requirements except for meeting standards on either the End of Course Algebra or Geometry Exam.
Some school principals requested that the district ask the state for a waiver, according to Seattle Public Schools spokesperson Teresa Wippel.
"In order to get a waiver we would have to actually change state legislation to get a law passed, and given all the things going on in Olympia right now we knew that was not going to happen," said Wippel.
Anung Luangrath is a senior at Garfield High School who did not pass the math test.
"It breaks me down inside because I failed myself, but not only myself my family is well," said Luangrath.
He has been working before and after school with teachers in an effort to walk with his class on graduation day in June. He took the ACT test as an alternative, and expects the results in May.
The district acknowledged the number of 80 students identified could change a little bit because some seniors are close to meeting requirements. However, most of the students on the district's list will not graduate in June. Instead, if they meet all the requirements over the Summer or into next Fall, then they can participate in a district-wide graduation ceremony in November.

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I'll admit it took me a little longer than usual to get in the holiday spirit this year. I'm sure it has something to do with the broken foot I have been nursing since Columbus Day.
Fall is an incredibly busy time of year for everyone, but try adding in two birthdays, a husband's crazy work schedule and the insane idea of hosting Thanksgiving and then you have a superstorm that doesn't allow for putting your foot up on ice.
But I digress.
Getting into the holiday spirit is usually fairly easy when you have kids. You just can't help but look at things through their eyes and go a little crazy with nostalgia. I've been known to spend an entire day looking for the traditional Advent calendars with chocolates behind each window. My Oma used to send them to us right after Thanksgiving each year right from Germany, and for us that was the signal that the holiday season had begun.
So why am I so concerned that Mr. Grinch has sneaked into our lives? In a word: Oblivious. Let me set the stage.
I was out last week with my family celebrating my town's tree lighting and arrival of Santa. I thought this would surely jump start my holiday cheer. My husband came home from work early, the kids were bundled and ready to get up close and personal with Mr. Claus and I (boot cast and all) was ready to sit and watch it all unfold. We found a restaurant right on the square and, as if rehearsed, the kids finished their dinners just as Santa was due to arrive. I stayed inside nursing my foot and holding down our table while my husband and the kids ran outside to greet the man in the big red suit.
As the fire truck rolled into the square, I could see Santa in all of his glory right from my seat. The lights from the truck illuminated the white of his suit and he looked as bright as star. I was thinking of my kid's happiness and my own at that very moment. Suddenly my hand raced from my lap and I found myself waving to Santa from inside the restaurant as he looked my way. Mind you, I was in the back of the restaurant but the huge glass windows allowed for a perfect view of Santa. I waved smiled and waved some more and then looked around the room to see who else was doing the same.
Nobody was doing the same. Nobody even looked up as the flashing lights filled the restaurant.
The servers didn't stop racing around the room for a quick look, the patrons didn't stop their conversations to give Santa a nod and the kids that were left inside for whatever reason didn't even notice that the jolly old man had arrived in their town. I was stunned. I was sad. But I kept waving until finally a woman turned to me as if to justify her lack of enthusiasm and said, "My kids are all grown."
So what, I thought. I'm only asking for a glance, a smile, an acknowledgement that hundreds of kids are right outside the door cheering for one of the few people they can still believe in.
When my kids had said hello to Santa and seen all of their friends from school, they came back into the restaurant for some dessert. I bombarded them with questions and wanted to know every detail of Santa's arrival. They could sense my joy and my husband smiled at my childlike excitement. Maybe I was making up for the lack of holiday spirit from the other diners, or maybe I still get excited when I see Santa.
All I know is that no matter how old you are, there has to be a part of you who remembers the joys of the holiday season. Forget about the presents for a minute and give Santa a smile the next time you see him. Or better yet, go up to him and wish him a Merry Christmas.


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The Wake County legislative delegations meeting attracted less than half the crowd of a hearing two weeks ago. Mondays event was intended for those who didnt get time to speak on March 25.
Many of the speakers Monday mentioned several bills they oppose, and some offered thoughts on the current legislature as a whole. Phil Poe of Raleigh pointed to the General Assemblys 23 percent approval rating in a recent poll.
I think these numbers are sad and discouraging, Poe said. It seems too many of our legislators are totally indifferent to these polling numbers, when in fact theyre a measurement of your performance. ... You can do better you must do better.
Many of those legislators werent there to hear the criticism. Nearly half of Wakes 16-member delegation Democrats and Republicans was absent for part or all of the meeting. The missing lawmakers included Democratic Rep. Deborah Ross of Raleigh and Republican Reps. Marilyn Avila of Raleigh and Paul Stam of Apex. Avila co-sponsored the bill to revoke Raleighs lease on the Dorothea Dix property.
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Revoking the lease for the Dorothea Dix park: Backers of the park plan faced off with members of the National Alliance on Mental Illness. NAMIs Wake County chapter supports the bill that would renegotiate Raleighs park lease at fair market value and dedicate the money to mental health, while keeping land for state Department of Health and Human Services offices.
NAMI board member Bill Stanley said the propertys value should always go to mental health. There is a history of North Carolina trust funds being raided to fund other government programs, Stanley said. Rather than a trust fund, I would like to see something concrete like a small hospital or clinic.
Park supporters argued that the bill isnt about fixing mental health. We know thats not the case, said Will Hooker, a Raleigh landscape architect and N.C. State University professor. The real reason for this is that developers want to build condominiums on the Dix property.
Raleigh Mayor Nancy McFarlane said the state must uphold the lease signed in December. I just came to say one thing, and that is honor your commitments, McFarlane said. If the citizens cannot trust the leaders of North Carolina to keep their word, its a sad day for the state, and your honor is on the line.
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It's always good to directly face these situations of regret and retraction and repentance.
Seeing that I have written quite a bit about Martin Luther, and:
Seeing that the matter in question has been accurately reported by the mainstream media (which obviously can't be wrong or biased against the Catholic Church or any other Christian communion, and which has a sterling track record in that regard), and:
Seeing that the noble, always-concerned-about-truth media has informed us that our Holy Father (our great German Shepherd) is about to rescind the Catholic judgment of Luther as a heretic, and:
Seeing that a a highly reputable Protestant ministry and loving outreach to lost and confused Catholics (led by a highly esteemed bishop, no less) has charitably and meticulously verified and substantiated this news report (helpfully offering further hard evidence of its accuracy), and:
Seeing that the latter was kind enough to mention (in loving rebuke) my meager efforts to critique Martin Luther and argue that he was indeed a heretic (at 1:29 and 4:31 in his gracious You Tube presentation), and:
Seeing that the same person has graciously acknowledged how quickly I retract things when shown to be wrong (see the first sentence), and:
Seeing that there is nowhere else to go (being thoroughly refuted at every turn), than to humbly acknowledge revealed truth,
I do hereby repent and retract my false assertions, and proclaim with great joy, that Martin Luther is a good Catholic, who taught nothing that contradicts Catholic doctrine and dogma, and who indeed has been terribly besmirched and misunderstood by Catholics for these past 500 years.
Please forgive me. I'll try to do better next time. Thank God for my anti-Catholic Protestant colleagues and overlords: one of whom loved me enough to charitably correct me and save me from further lamentable excesses. What would I do without them? God bless you guys!


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My family loves this recipe. I make it with chicken drumsticks instead of thighs and the only change I make is spraying the pan with Pam instead of oil. We've tried this recipe several times and they are ALWAYS cooked in the alloted time and are ALWAYS moist and yummy. We even fight over the leftovers.
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Easy, no-fuss fried chicken. The first batch I made was delicious and the family raved about it. I used baggies for the breading for easy cleanup. I also let the breading "rest" for fifteen minutes before putting the chicken in the oven, so the coating stayed on well and turned out nice and crisp. Will definitely make this again!
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This supplement has been used in connection with the following health conditions:Heart & Circulatory HealthSee Related Concerns (1)CloseAnginaDose: Refer to label instructionsIn one study, men with severe coronary heart disease who took ribose were able to exercise significantly longer than those taking placebo before experiencing chest pain and before abnormalities appeared on their electrocardiogram (ECG).(more)Athletic PerformanceDose: Refer to label instructionsRibose is a type of sugar used by the body to make the energy-containing substance adenosine triphosphate (ATP), which gets depleted during intense exercise. Reports have suggested that taking ribose might increase power during short, intense bouts of exercise.(more)AnginaDose: Refer to label instructions
In a controlled study, men with severe coronary heart disease were given an exercise test, after which they took either 15 grams of ribose or a placebo four times daily for three days. Compared with the initial test, men taking ribose were able to exercise significantly longer before experiencing chest pain and before abnormalities appeared on their electrocardiogram (ECG), but only the ECG changes were significantly improved compared with those in the placebo group.1 Sports supplement manufacturers recommend 1 to 10 grams per day of ribose, while heart disease patients and people with rare enzyme deficiencies have been given up to 60 grams per day.ReferencesAthletic PerformanceDose: Refer to label instructions
Ribose is a type of sugar used by the body to make the energy-containing substance adenosine triphosphate (ATP). Intense exercise depletes muscle cells of ATP as well as the ATP precursors made from ribose,1, 2 though these deficits are typically replaced within minutes.3 Unpublished reports suggested that ribose supplementation might increase power during short, intense bouts of exercise.4, 5 However, in a double-blind study, exercisers took four grams of ribose four times per day during a six-day strength-training regimen, and no effects on muscle power or ATP recovery in exercised muscles were found.6 In two other controlled studies, either 10 grams of ribose per day for five days or 8 grams every 12 hours for 36 hours resulted in only minor improvements in some measures of performance during repetitive sprint cycling.7, 8References
1. Hellsten-Westing,Y, Norman B, Balsom PD, Sjodin B. Decreased resting levels of adenine nucleotides in human skeletal muscle after high-intensity training. J Appl Physiol 1993;74:2523-8.
2. Tullson PC, Terjung RL. Adenine nucleotide synthesis in exercising and endurance-trained skeletal muscle. Am J Physiol 1991;261:C342-7.
3. Zhao S, Snow RJ, Stathis CG, et al. Muscle adenine nucleotide metabolism during and in recovery from maximal exercise in humans. J Appl Physiol 2000;88:1513-9.
4. Ziegenfuss T. The effects of Ribocell supplementation on repeated sprint performance: a pilot study. Submitted to the American College of Sports Medicine 47th Annual Meeting, 1999.
5. Trappe S. Effect of ribose supplementation on nucleotide depletion following high intensity exercise in human skeletal muscle, 1999. Data on file at Bioenergy, Inc., 13840 Johnson St. N.E., Minneapolis, MN 55304.
6. Op 'T Eijnde B, Van Leemputte M, Brouns F, et al. No effects of oral ribose supplementation on repeated maximal exercise and de novo ATP resynthesis. J Appl Physiol 2001;91:2275-81.
7. Kreider RB, Melton C, Greenwood M, et al. Effects of oral D-ribose supplementation on anaerobic capacity and selected metabolic markers in healthy males. Int J Sport Nutr Exerc Metab 2003;13:76-86.
8. Berardi JM, Ziegenfuss TN. Effects of ribose supplementation on repeated sprint performance in men. J Strength Cond Res 2003;17:47-52.
Ribose is a type of sugar normally made in the body from glucose. Ribose plays important roles in the synthesis of RNA, DNA, and the energy-containing substance adenosine triphosphate (ATP).
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Policymakers have listened to NJEA members' concerns about the myriad problems accompanying the new PARCC assessments, the Common Core State Standards, and the state's new evaluation system for teachers. Following several days of intensive discussion last week, agreement was reached on several key issues related to standardized testing and its ultimate role in teacher evaluation. NJEA was at the center of conversations with legislators, the Christie administration and the Department of Education (DoE), which led to two key announcements today.
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To listen to Governor Christie tell it, public employees just need to dig a little deeper to solve the state's pension problems. Seriously? Three years after Christie signed Chapter 78 – which raised NJEA members' personal annual pension contributions by 36%, raised their health premium payments by thousands of dollars more, and which robbed current and future retirees of their cost-of-living adjustments (COLAs) – our governor wants more.
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Member saves two teens from rough surf
Chris Moffitt, a fifth-grade teacher in Scotch Plains and a member of the Scotch Plains-Fanwood Education Association recently rescued two teens from rough waters off Long Beach Island.
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Kathleen Assini, an eighth grade social studies teacher at Delsea Regional Middle School in Franklinville, and the 2013-14 NJ Teacher of the Year, will receive the 2015 California Casualty Award for Teaching Excellence, one of public education's most prestigious awards. Assini is among 39 public educators who will be honored at the NEA Foundation's Salute to Excellence in Education Gala to be held in Washington, DC on February 13, 2015.
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Study shows weak correlation between student test scores and teacher performance
Sometimes who pays for a study is as telling as the results of the study.The Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation funded the research that generated the report, "Instructional Alignment as a Measure of Teaching Quality." The researchers also used data from the Foundation's Measures of Effective Teaching study to perform their work. Given the Gates Foundation's support for using student test data to evaluate teachers, it's interesting to note that this study concluded that how students perform on state assessments is only weakly connected to instructional content or quality.


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An analysis of newly released Education Department data finds that four big universities, operating mostly online, are granting the most education degrees in the U.S. Last year, the four three of which are for-profit awarded one in 16 bachelor's degrees and postgraduate awards and nearly one in 11 advanced education awards, including master's degrees and doctorates.
In 2001, the for-profit University of Phoenix awarded only 72 education degrees to teachers, administrators and other school personnel through its online program, according to federal data. Last year, it awarded nearly 6,000 degrees, more than any other university. Online schools rounding out the top four are Walden University, Grand Canyon University and National University. Every one of the top 10 online schools now offers an online education credential.
"We shouldn't be surprised because the whole industry is moving in that direction," said Robert Pianta, dean of the University of Virginia's Curry School of Education. "The thing I would be interested in knowing is the degree to which they are simply pushing these things out in order to generate dollars, or whether there's some real innovation in there."


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HOYLAKE, England – Walking off the 18th green as the British Open champion, Rory McIlroy kept gazing at all the greats on golf's oldest trophy.
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Trustees in the village of Gilbertsville will meet Monday to decide on a date for a runoff election in the mayoral race between acting Mayor Diane Gallo and challenger Kenneth Nolan who both received 61 votes in Tuesday's balloting.
The election would be held April 2, and Nolan said he hopes that this time the voting hours will follow the times set down in the village charter.
Nolan said this week that the polling hours set up by the village — 2 to 7 p.m. — should have been set at noon to 9 p.m., the minimum required by the charter.
Nolan said he fielded complaints from residents unable to vote.
"Many of them called me and said, 'I can't vote because I work second shift at Amphenol,' or 'When I get home, I have to pick up my kids.'"
Nolan said Gallo, who was appointed mayor after the elected mayor, Shirley Musson, died in November, set those hours.
Gallo denied Thursday that she was responsible for choosing the polling hours but said it was her understanding that they were the usual times.
"They do that because, in the past, if 12 people come out for an election, that's a lot," she said.
"I was delighted that we both won," Gallo said. "I was delighted that nobody lost. … And I was wondering about the possibility of joining forces in a coalition, rather than splitting the village."
"I would much rather do something that could create harmony than create dissension," she added.
She said she would be recusing herself from Monday's decision on the runoff.


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Snellville's second Entrepreneur Summit was another huge hit.
With around 60 business owners in attendance, the city-sponsored event showed off the city's advanced economic development plan, one that is committed to turning Snellville into the go-to city for entrepreneurs.
In fact, Economic Development director Eric Van Otteren received a call recently from a man living in Canada. He found the city's online Business Toolbox, according to Van Otteren, and was intrigued to find a city that was so devoted to fostering an entrepreneurial atmostphere. Out of all the places he considered settling, Snellville appealed to him most.
Others have already made their way here, like Eric and Ruby Montgomery. They recently opened up a family-friendly entertainment venue called Expose in the Fountain Square shopping center that will be similar to Duluth's Eddie Owens theater.
Aside from informing business owners of what Snellville has to offer them, this most recent summit taught local entrepreneurs the ins and outs of neuromarketing, a psychological approach to sales and marketing, taught by business guru Dennis Daniels.
"Everyone walked away benefiting from what they heard," said Van Otteren. "From the business owners perspective, I believe Dennis shared things that really got them thinking, offering a new perspective of what their marketing message might look like."
The next Entrepreneur Summit is scheduled for April 13.
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Attention all shoppers: Connecticut's "Sales Tax Holiday" begins Aug. 19, giving back-to-school and other shoppers a seven-day hiatus from paying the state sales tax on clothing and footwear up to $300.
Tax free week this year will run from Sunday, Aug. 19, to Saturday, Aug. 25. It is sponsored by the state's Department of Revenue Services, whose website has a comprehensive list of the rules regarding tax-free week.
The weeklong tax holiday is geared toward back-to-school shopping and is intended to give parents a temporary break when buying their children's school clothing. The program exempts the state's sales tax on most clothing and footwear that costs under $300.
The one-week tax holiday applies to sales made in-state by Connecticut retailers, to online purchases, by out-of-state retailers who are required to collect sales and use tax from Connecticut customers, and "purchases by Connecticut customers on which they would otherwise be required to self-assess use tax," the DOR website states.
There are restrictions to the tax holiday program. The tax exemption will not apply to accessories and jewelry, or clothing and footwear primarily designed and marketed for athletic use. The tax exclusion, however, can be applied to layaways on clothing and shoes made during the tax-free week.
For local businessowners, tax-free week met with varying success in 2011. "I don't think my customers' buying habits have changed all that much," Patricia Agranoff, owner of in Woodbury
Jack Coutts, manager of the in Brookfield, on the other hand, said that his store saw increased traffic. "The visits definitely increased in the last three days, and Sunday was pretty good also," he said.
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SUNBURY — The Northumberland County commissioners met for the second time in 2013 on Tuesday, and the fireworks continued as the three members argued over a new two-minute public comment rule and whether or not to call an outside source to investigate the use of grant money.
Commissioner Vinny Clausi made a motion to adopt a new rule for the conduct and order of business during county meetings.
From now on, residents will have two minutes to speak on agenda items and in public comment portions of the monthly meetings. Each speaker will state his name and address, and in the event a large number of participants wish to speak, the board will have the right to have them all sign their names.
Residents will not be allowed to make scandalous, slanderous, profane, obscene, vulgar or threatening comments.
The chairman will have the discretion of granting a speaker additional time.
The board passed the new rules by a 2-1 vote, with Clausi and Commissioner Steve Bridy in favor and Commissioner Rick Shoch opposed.
Shoch contented the public should be allowed to speak on issues involving the county, and that as long as it was a reasonable time, they should not have to worry about reaching two minutes and being cut short.
Bridy and Clausi said two minutes is a reasonable time.
The commissioners also discussed the Feb. 7 deadline for the county to repay $215,000 to the state Department of Community and Economic Development for dispersed funds intended to help those who were homeless or about to become homeless in 2009.
The county participated in a federal Housing and Urban Development Homelessness Prevention and Rapid Re-Housing Program that distributed $1.5 billion to those in need around the country.
Northumberland County received $365,361 of that grant money through DCED, some of which was used for administration and management fees.
The county was found to owe the $215,000 and was given until Feb. 7 to repay it, but after a meeting with U.S. Rep. Lou Barletta, R-11 of Hazleton, a 30-day extension was granted.
Barletta met with the commissioners last week during a visit to Sunbury, and all three asked Barletta to intervene on behalf of the county.
Barletta immediately sent a letter and made a phone call to DCED, and Shoch said he believed the extension was given, although the county has not received a formal letter.
Shoch said even with the extension, he believes the commissioners should ask an outside agency to investigate what went wrong.
"I am not accusing anyone here," Shoch said. "I just think it would be a good idea for us as a board to show unity and send a letter to an outside agency to come here and investigate this and investigate anything else they see fit."
Clausi and Bridy disagreed with Shoch and said if Shoch wants to call in an outside agency, he should do it on his own.
"I don't see why we all have to send the letter," Bridy said. "If you want to, then you as a commissioner can do so."
Shoch said there were too many "red flags" in the program and he would feel safer for county residents if an outside investigation was conducted.
"I don't see why it would be bad for someone else to come here and look under our hood," he said. "I think it would make sense."
Clausi said he has contacted outside sources to investigate several issues in the county and that Shoch, as a commissioner, should do what he thinks is best for the county.
The commissioners also agreed to upgrade surveillance cameras in the Northumberland County Prison and to cap the spending at $18,000.


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One of the most retro-minded marques in the world of motorcycling has made a big leap into the future with the unveiling of Project LiveWire, its fully-electric concept. We take it for a spin to see if it's something a typical Harley owner might just entertain.
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The Honda Fit EV shows range similar to that of other compact electric cars on the market and drives well enough, but ultimately feels like a retrofit project car rather than a fully realized futuristic production vehicle.
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If you're looking for a reliable, no-frills electric range with a fashionably modern look, this Whirlpool fits the bill.
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Until recently, if you wanted to make an impact, the only option was to sign on with an organization. It simply wasn't possible to raise capital, manufacture a product, or organize a mass action without institutional backing. But in the last half-decade, all that's changed, says Nilofer Merchant, author of 11 Rules for Creating Value in the Social Era, which was just named one of the Best Business Books of 2012 by Fast Company. "Today, individuals can create value and we have the platforms that allow that to happen," she says.
Whether it's Kickstarter and its crowdfunding model or the "independently organized and curated" events of TEDx, Merchant believes a new ethos is reshaping business. The old bromides – "the 800 lb. gorilla way, that size matters, you rule over others, and people are subservient to organizations" – no longer work. Instead, she says, "I think the 21st century is about working with others. There's a notion that individuals can come together and create value, create scale. Each of us as an individual recognizes the value we bring: I'm not a cog in a machine; I bring creativity and vision. It's a different way of thinking about 'what is thriving?' or 'what is value'?"
The decline of large, bureaucratic organizations (and the rise of better options) means that inventors don't have to work for 3M or IBM; they can create their own product via Quirky. Same goes for crafters, who can reach millions on Etsy, or filmmakers, who can bypass the studios in favor of Kickstarter, retaining creative control in the process. But whether or not you're a creative professional, says Merchant, the same dynamics are beginning to penetrate the entire workforce. "Close to 50% of the U.S. workforce isn't working at a traditional job. They're figuring out how to have a 'portfolio life,' with more flexibility to be with their family and do the work they want to do."
"At an individual level, it's an exciting time to be alive," she says. "If you and I no longer need to work for an organization in order to create value, we can look within ourselves and say, 'what can I contribute?'" Suddenly we get a chance to look at our own calling without seeking permission from someone else. I think human beings have an amazing wealth of creativity within us, but we largely haven't given ourselves permission because the economics didn't work. For individuals, that creates boundless opportunity."
Some innovative new organizations (including those mentioned above) have sprung up to harness this opportunity. Merchant also cites Singularity University, which eschews the traditional higher ed trappings (including tenured faculty) and instead leverages a small staff to create an entire curriculum using "curators" and outside instructors, allowing for maximum flexibility. Says Merchant, "At the end of every semester, they aren't committed to using those professors. They ask, 'what do we need now?' And they find the next group of curators. It's acting more like an organism might, where change is built into the system." This evolution, she says, only makes sense. In the past, "once you had a sustainable advantage, the goal was to protect it and you'd hold it for 30 years. But today, that arc is more like five years, so you have to build change into your organizational construct."
The challenge is different for established players, who now have to ask, "How do you take advantage of all this creativity and talent? How do you start to create value with those people, rather than the way we've traditionally thought about it?" She praises IBM as "a behemoth that's adapting" to the social era, launching creative new initiatives such as the Smarter Planet project. "It's basically them asking a series of questions: who'd like to come co-create with us? Instead of assuming you have to know everything before you go into a situation, which is a very 20th century architecture, it's about being curious."
(Merchant's chart explaining the Social Era)
Some have raised questions about monetization in the Social Era. Sure, someone might self-publish the next 50 Shades of Grey. But what about the widespread economic displacement that comes with such a tremendous shift in how we do business? Merchant remains bullish, but says it will take creativity (indeed, she herself spends significant time writing, but earns most of her money through a separate channel, public speaking). "There might be re-leveling and displacement," she says, "but there are also new models being created. Kickstarter has allowed people to get financing; Quirky is allowing inventors to make money at a much better scale than in the past. It'll take more time to become clear, because we're in the very early innings of a big game."
How is your business adapting to – and capitalizing on – the rise of the Social Era?
Dorie Clark is CEO of Clark Strategic Communications and the author of the forthcoming Reinventing You: Define Your Brand, Imagine Your Future (Harvard Business Review Press, 2013). She is a strategy consultant who has worked with clients including Google, Yale University, and the Ford Foundation. Listen to her podcasts or follow her on Twitter.
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Hi Dorie, Great piece. I have often thought about the drivers that were so exciting in eras like the '60′s (social change, creative fervor) are experiencing a totally tech-driven resurgence. It's so much better due to the democratization of platforms like you describe, as well as a collective notion to improve, not overhaul. I do think you should do a follow-on piece on "what happened after Kickstarter etc." There is still a pretty big gap in the market for getting consumer products, in particular, to market. Pinterest, etsy etc. are not efficient or able to de-risk these products for scale. We can talk about this some more if you are interested–that is the next big business opportunity being created with all this creative output.
I hired William Scotti at Disney Productions and could not believe the results from the ingenuity, intuitiveness of market and brilliant advertising campaign. We experienced a huge uptick in overall business activity at the Company.
So, one person can be the way to go, when a team is just too expensive internally.
Dorie looking back 5 months, it looks like you were right. What are your predictions for both Kickstarter and Ted? Looking at it from the perspective of 6 months from now, 2 years from now, and then 5 years?


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"Whenever it is possible, one should choose some occupation which they should do even if they did not need the money." — William Lyon Phelps
Kim and I are the parents of a high school senior. I think perhaps as parents it will probably be the most life-changing year for us.
This year has been a year of learning new things and for Kim an almost constant task of researching on the computer. Grants and scholarship applications have been completed during some weeks on an almost nightly basis. When filling out school application forms, one often feels like they are trying to get a top security clearance from the government.
Trying to decide what school is the best fit for your child is an almost overwhelming task. Such decisions and their respective consequences might well determine the path their life will take. Attempting to budget for future expenses will leave one's eraser doing more work than the pencil being used.
Amid all of these necessary obligations, every now and then it hits you. Our child is now a senior in high school and we are pretty sure he will graduate this year. I am sure that Cameron, like so many of his classmates, has no real concept of how life changes post high school.
For Kim and I, the toll will certainly be an emotional one. I know many parents of his senior peer group will be experiencing the same thing. The rite-of-passage from childhood to adulthood for most young people must pass through the gateway that is graduating from high school.
Kim and I have had a wonderful time as parents up to this point. Save a few very minor bumps in the road, it has been the most satisfying years I have ever lived. Being a father has changed me in ways too numerous to count. I am a much better person than I was before. I have been taught simultaneously the lessons of pride, humility, love, pain, happiness, sorrow and confusion all often in the span of 24 hours.
Somehow through, for 18-plus years we have all kept our sanity and maintained a loving family relationship. Cameron is an exceptional young man and Kim and I are proud, physically exhausted, and emotionally drained parents. How we find the strength to deal with the next four years of advanced education and diminished parental control and influence is yet to be seen.
Cameron has decided to attend Ivy Tech for the next couple of years to pursue an associate degree in computers. After that, we will make further plans for a four-year completion of a degree. It seems to be a good fit for the family and serves as a way to gauge his own determination and drive to achieve advanced educational opportunities.
While Cameron has been a good academic student, he has certainly excelled at Prosser in the computer technology field. I plan to write more at a future date about the absolute gems that Prosser and Ivy Tech are for our community. Future plans for us now seem to aim for a four-year degree from either the University of Louisville or at my old alma mater, Indiana University Southeast.
The truth at this time is simple. In high school, the success of a student is a combination of hard work and determination of both the student and the parents. When pursuing a secondary education, it's really going to be all about the student. No parent can want something bad enough to make their offspring want it if there are not personal goals and determination on their part.
As a parent, letting go of your child and setting them into the world is a natural process that really doesn't seem all that natural.
I suspect that a few tears will be flowing on a certain Saturday in May and I don't mean because of my losing Derby wager. Memories such as that first day of kindergarten when we felt like we were sending him off into the big mean world will only seem symbolic compared to actually sending him off into the big mean world after high school. As of today, it's all something we continue to discuss as a matter-of-fact. In some ways the reality of it all really hasn't hit us yet.
I only know what many other dads are experiencing as that moment approaches. We will be much less the authority figure in coming years .We will have to settle for a role as adviser and friend. I know from every parent I have considered to have been a good one that this role can be very gratifying and satisfying as well.
I remember how easy it was to tell him how much I loved him when he was young. Hugs and kisses came easily and without totally embarrassing him in front of his friends. However, this past week as I was sitting in my La-Z-Boy watching television, Cameron came into the den and for no reason and without any words simply gave me a hug and walked away. It had been a long time since that had happened. I liked it.
I thought about it as he left the room and reminisced about something he would always say to Kim and me when he was a just little guy. Kim or I would ask him how much he loved us. He would get the most wonderful smile on his face that I have ever seen and exclaim, "Daddy, I love you so much my heart hurts."
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Living on Tulsa Time: Despite never visiting Oklahoma prior to joining the Tulsa Shock, rookie point guard Skylar Diggins is quickly getting used to life in Green Country.
"Everyone's so nice here," she said. "I had never been to Oklahoma before, so I guess I didn't know to expect that. Everyone's been really welcoming, so there hasn't been that much of a culture shock."
The third overall selection in this year's draft, Diggins is originally from South Bend, Ind., which, as of the last census, has about 310,000 residents in its metropolitan area, including one-third living in the city proper. By comparison, Tulsa has almost 400,000 people living within its city limits and an estimated 960,000 people in its metropolitan area.
"It's a little different, but not that much," she said. "I came from a really small city. This isn't a huge city, but it is big enough to where it is a good adjustment for me. It's not overwhelming and it's been great for me."
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At least one veteran has noticed some subtle changes within the Tulsa Shock, including a new attitude.
Courtney Paris joined the team last season after stints with the Atlanta Dream, Los Angeles Sparks and now-defunct Sacramento Monarchs. One of seven players on the current roster with postseason experience, she believes this is the year Tulsa makes the playoffs.
"Mentally, the culture is changing," the former University of Oklahoma center said. "We want to win. It's not like 'Oh, we're Tulsa. We know we're going to struggle.' Now, it's 'No, we're Tulsa. We've got a great team – let's make something happen this season.'
"That (making the playoffs) is the expectation and that's the cool part. I don't know if that's always been the hope, but now it's 'Let's make the playoffs. Let's make that happen.'"
Losing a dozen games by 10 points or less, the Shock went 9-25 last year, but earned seven of those wins in the season's last 20 games, including a three-game winning streak. Paris credits that late-season surge as a catalyst for the optimism around this season going into the preseason.
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The President's Advisory Committee on Diversity at Pomona College represents a new and unique undertaking for the college, one that brings together all its various campus constituencies to study and address the matter of diversity on the campus. Traditionally, the college had approached matters of diversity by attempting to expand the number of historically underrepresented faculty and students. Over the years, various programs and efforts have been implemented by the administration, the faculty and the office of admissions to further these objectives.
As a premier educational institution in the United States, Pomona College seeks to educate and prepare students to meet the present and future challenges as responsible citizens of this nation and as members of a global community. To ensure that goal, it is important that our own community mirror the society and world in which students will live and function. The College has the obligation to lead by example, to create the conditions and climate where people of different backgrounds, genders, cultures, races/ethnicity, sexual orientation and national origin can constructively engage each other in a climate free of discrimination and prejudice of any kind. Education without diversity would be a failed enterprise. Diversity therefore should not simply be a slogan, but is at the core of our educational mission.
The programs we developed to achieve these goals occurred largely in isolation, with little exchange of information, or actual cooperation between the various campus entities charged with this responsibility. The campus wide Irvine initiative, conversations within the various ethnic studies departments and the restructuring of the faculty recruitment plan in the aftermath of the Michigan case compelled us to rethink how we approached diversity. Out of these discussions, it became clear that in order to fully address and grapple with diversity the entire campus community faculty, students, staff and alumni had to be engaged and drawn into the discussion. Moreover, our administrative approach largely isolated to faculty, student recruitment and several outreach programs had to be expanded to include representation from all sectors of the campus community. President David Oxtoby accepted the recommendation of these committees and the faculty and formed the President's Advisory Committee on Diversity
The committee has been charged by the president to "monitor all aspects of institutional diversity pertaining to faculty, students and staff. ....That charge includes, at a minimum, providing the community with reports on the status of diversity and advising the President on strategies to enhance diversity on the campus"(Faculty Hand Book p. 18).
In keeping with its charge, the committee began to gather information regarding the state of diversity on the campus. This has meant, attempting to decipher data on faculty, students and the various staff categories and develop a comprehensive view of diversity on campus. In addition, we have also been collecting information on the various programs and initiatives which the college has implemented over the years. This has not been as simple as it may sound since many of these programs and activities are dispersed throughout different campus offices, departments or programs. The different constituencies represented on the committee have also met independently and established priorities that we have discussed as a group. A list of concerns and areas that require attention is beginning to emerge.
One of our first recommendations was to establish a Pomona College Diversity web page where we could centralize information and share with the campus community the material we have gathered. The only way in which this committee can effectively implement its charge is by involving the campus community, to that end we welcome your comments and suggestions.