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Hit a 610 deadlift and300lb log press in last couple weeks. weighing about 240.
I know it's already been said a couple times, but just to emphasize:
Earning strength is much more important than putting up some fake big number.
Like Kevin said, a 405 legit squat to parallel or...
Your hips are not extending/coming through enough. When your hips come through all the way you should really feel it *pop* up. Your catch looks fine, although on heavier weights you can drop under it...
590 deadlift (5lb PR)
Myself hitting a 330 axle clean and press. weighing ~238
It's not gonna snap or anything, but most hollow fat bars usually end up bending eventually. Tip: be gentle setting the bar down (easier said than done on heavy weights).
I believe a phys ther assistant just needs a 2 year degree, whereas a full physical therapist needs a bachelor degree and then a masters/doctorate in physical therapy.
Some places have a fast track...
You will constantly get little aches, pains, twinges, etc. This may not be what you're asking specifically, but you have to kind of figure it out for yourself depending on the degree of injury.
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my lifting from yesterday: squatting, muscle snatch PR, bench PR, bottom up squatting, and if you wanna see my new toy skip to about 2min in.
10lb push press PR and some clean and jerk... nothing too crazy.
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I agree with Floider ^
I clean first, then squat after.
Cleans require explosiveness and are best done fresh, whereas squats generally aren't done quite as explosively. I also don't think cleans...
Training from today: 300lb axle clean and press(5lb PR), 3 attempts at 315, 330lb farmers walk for ~50ft, keg run 310, 350, 380(miss)


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The health-system overhaul proposed by Sen. Max Baucus would create millions of new insurance customers without subjecting health insurers to government-run competition -- two key victories for the much-maligned industry.
But insurers will come out on top only if a requirement that all Americans carry health insurance has teeth. Insurers have argued that the so-called individual mandate is essential to get healthy people paying premiums and balancing out the costs of adding coverage from an influx of sick people.
Deliberations last week on the bill by the Senate Finance Committee have raised the possibility that such an individual mandate could be significantly weakened. Republicans have criticized the provision as an affront to individual liberty.
Mr. Baucus, the finance committee's chairman, proposed reducing a fine he originally proposed for uninsured Americans who fail to comply with the mandate. That raises the possibility that some healthy Americans will do the math and conclude that it is cheaper to remain uninsured -- paying the fine and avoiding the coverage premiums.
Heath insurers are trying to forestall that possibility, warning that uninsured people could wait until they got sick to purchase coverage, driving up the costs for people who have insurance. The industry's lobbying group, America's Health Insurance Plans, said the original mandate envisioned was already too weak.
"Market reforms need to occur in tandem with an effective and enforceable coverage requirement," said Brad Fluegel, chief of strategy at insurer WellPoint Inc. "Already in the original bill the mandate was not adequate and weakening it makes it worse."
Mr. Baucus originally proposed a top fine for families without health coverage at $3,800 a year, and has since reduced that to $1,900. Mr. Fluegel said an average family policy costs around $12,000 a year.
The industry's other major win contained in the original proposal by Mr. Baucus -- the absence of a public plan to compete with private insurers -- could also be bittersweet. Instead of a public plan, Mr. Baucus proposed that nonprofit health-insurance cooperatives be formed to provide coverage for those not obtaining it from private insurers.
But that idea could pose some of the same problems for the industry as a government competitor would. Government seed money for the co-ops could give them an advantage, and the government might have to take them over should the co-ops fail, executives say.
"We're concerned about the possibility that the co-ops are a back door [to a public plan]," said Ron Williams, Aetna Inc. AET -0.28 % 's chief executive.
The industry is also worried about potential new taxes on high-end health plans, which it says will subvert the legislation's goal of making coverage more affordable. Some argue the bill should be funded better by squeezing costs out of other parts of the health-care system.
Any tax "is going to get passed right on [to customers] in terms of premiums," said G. William Hoagland, Cigna Corp.'s CI 0.87 % vice president of public policy.
Despite these industry concerns, critics say the Baucus bill as proposed overly favors insurers. Health Care for America Now, a liberal coalition that includes MoveOn.org, calls the bill a "gift" to the companies.
The outcome is still uncertain. "I think there's only a limited chance that this could get worse [for the insurance industry]," said Sheryl Skolnick, who follows health-care services at financial-services firm Pali Capital Inc. "When all is said and done, the health plans should say a prayer of thanks to the Senate Finance Committee."
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23 Apr 2008 12:20 PM #31
I think that this extension would be a part of next version of Ext.
Is great!!
I hope your advances with this extension, thanks for share your work!!
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It is looking really great. I hope you don't mind if make a suggestion?
I think it should probably use a proxy to drag rather than going to the expense of dragging a newly instantiated Window around when you undock a tab.
It should just be a kind of "picture" representing the Panel. Perhaps just a simple, styled DIV with the same icon class that the tab had. That way, there wouldn't be a need to create an arbitrarily sized Window constrained into the browser window, and you could get it to move anywhere on screen.
Then when you drop the proxy, that's the time it should decide whether it really needs to undock and move the Panel.
See how Firefox does not move a tab until you drop it when moving them? That's the best UI pattern IMHO.Search the forum: http://www.google.com/coop/cse?cx=01...%3Az7of1ufqccu
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Thanks for this contribution, I had asked about this feature sometime back.MJ
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It's coming along nicely, this new version is really cool. Keep up the good work!
13 May 2008 11:40 PM #38
[quote=galdaka;167509]Hi monsterjoe,
What about your work? You are working in a new version?
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29 May 2008 12:18 AM #39
Work is going on.
I just finished StateManager support and a first implementation for Accordion Layout support without panel repositioning.
Changed a lot of things.
I updated the live demo to show the progress.
Suggestions are welcome.
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It's looking very nice. I like the insertion point highlighting scheme you've got.
Some funny things going on.
When you are dragging the Grid Window over a TabPanel, the insertion marker appears but the Grid Window disappears. Other Panels that you drag do not disappear.
You can "duplicate" Panels in the accordion Panel by dragging from there a few pixels and dropping again. The Panel creates an empty copy of itself.
A very nice feature to have would be disallowing drag outside of the current TabPanel. This would constrain movement in the Y-axis to 0 pixels (And put a limitation on the range of movement in the X axis.) This is quite easy to do with the DragDrop class. Then it could be just used for reordering Tabs if you don't want them moved elsewhere.Search the forum: http://www.google.com/coop/cse?cx=01...%3Az7of1ufqccu
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LONDON— HSBC Holdings HSBC -0.68 % PLC is considering selling its majority stake in Indonesian bank PT Bank Ekonomi, as the European lender continues to weed out businesses in its quest to slim its global empire and boost profits.
HSBC said it was conducting a review of its "strategic options" in regards to the 99% stake in PT Bank Ekonomi. The company, which HSBC invested in during 2008 and 2009, currently has a market value of around $680 million.
Peter Wong, chief executive of HSBC Asia Pacific, said that HSBC is committed to investing in Indonesia. "Should the strategic review result in a disposal, the proceeds would be reinvested in Indonesia, a priority market for the HSBC Group," he said.
PT Bank Ekonomi has 99 branches in 31 cities across Indonesia. HSBC paid $607.5 million for the first 88.9% stake in the bank in 2008, citing an expansion strategy in emerging markets. It later increased its holding to about 99%.
HSBC has said that it will focus on 22 priority markets—including Indonesia—as it refocuses on global trade hubs. To this end, it is putting all its businesses under review to get rid of the ones that don't meet strict criteria on profitability. HSBC has a range of other activities in Indonesia, including a fully owned retail and corporate bank and a brokerage service.
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pump longer :) I had to pump for 20 minutes to get another let down. if your pump has the stimulation phase, you can try switching back to that for a little bit but for me personally, that never worked. I just had to be patient and wait.
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Just to play devil's advocate, if anyone thinks that a scam cannot be run on the scale that CO2 warming might be running, they should consider the HIV/AIDS scenario.
According to the meticulous research of Janine Roberts in her book "Fear Of the Invisible," the original 1984 Gallo/Popovic papers published in "Nature" were shown by no less than three top-level Government reviews (in the 1990's) to be total junk. So poorly done, that no one could have repeated the experiments (although that was actually forbidden (!) in order to get AIDS research money).
Moreover, those studies said to prove HIV/AIDS were not even designed to do so, but were altered and marked up by Gallo just prior to publication.
That is, a monster scam was pulled on society, followed by a huge boom in research that at one time involved 10,000 researchers globally—operating on an unproven hypothesis.
To add insult to injury, the 1990's revelations about Gallo's crime were never brought to light, and the lie was allowed to proceed, ruining the lives of probably millions of people. Gallo himself suffered only a (forced) resignation from NIH for hijacking a virus sent to him by French virologist Luc Montagnier and calling it his own. Whereas, he should stil be hanging by the thumbs.
To date, no one has shown that HIV causes AIDS, and it's so bad now that some scientists doubt the very existence of HIV! One scientific group that disputes and debunks HIV/AIDS is the Perth Group of Australia www.theperthgroup.com/index.shtml
No one is saying people are not getting sick. The cause(s) and remedies are what's in question, and Dr Mercola (and others) have said that the side effects of the AIDS drugs are indistinguishable from AIDS.
Granted, it SEEMS that AIDS research was/is much more tightly controlled than climate research. Still, politics often rules science in human hands—and the reporting of it.
Another thought about warming is on the conspiratorial level. Let's say one motive for promoting the CO2 hypothesis is part of the Elite's globalization Agenda, or the global fascist state, a la Orwell's "1984" on steroids. One aspect of this would be the already-proposed (UN) global "carbon tax," taxing (with interest-bearing debt) being primary Elite mechansims of control via the theft of wealth. That noted evil entities deny CO2 warming, such as "OilCo," gives the hypothesis some momentum by the reverse-psych effect. It should be remembered also that part of the Elite "MO" is to operate on both sides of conflict.
I also wonder where all the CO2 was coming from in 1750? Although the Industrial Revolution began in Britain in the 1700's, it's hard to believe that enough CO2 was being produced by 1753 to have any effect. And we didn't really get rolling here till the 19th century, while modern production of oil began mid-19th. Woodburning/coalburning stoves? Railroads? Still doesn't seem to be enough, given the smaller population level.
Also, to say that the sun has no effect seems a logical fallacy on the order of saying that because an area of the world got warm "mid evil," humans could not be the cause now.
The biggest puzzle of all, of course, is why and how the Koch funding of this "reanalysis" occurred. Bureaucratic error? Support for the carbon tax? Pure epiphany? :-)


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NY Republicans grab power in state Senate
As a result of November's electoral victories the New York State Assembly remained in Democratic hands, while also winning the formerly Republican-controlled state Senate.
Orlando residents demonstrate against tax cuts for rich
Progressive forces in the Orlando area held multiple actions on Dec. 10 around higher taxes for the rich and pending cuts in social benefits.
GOP senators stop treaty on disabled rights
The U.S. Senate could not reach the two-thirds majority needed to ratify the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities.
Connecticut rallies issue call to tax the rich; no cuts to Social Security
Connecticut union, retiree, community and clergy groups sent a clear message to Congress and the president in two candlelight vigils.
Michigan Republicans make ruthless power grab
By taking their first votes to pass anti-worker "right-to-work" legistlation, Michigan's Republican Party and Gov. Rick Snyder have resorted to open class warfare.
Post-election, secretive Republican front group exposed
Shrouded in secrecy, hundreds of right-wing Republican state lawmakers joined powerful corporate executives and lobbyists in Washington D.C yesterday.
New House committee chairs reflect GOP's concept of diversity
Boehner demonstrated the difficulty his party has with the concept of diversity yesterday.
Election Day in California: a bad day for Republicans
Nov. 6 was a very bad day to be a Republican in California.
Elections in the new Virginia
On November 6, voters in the key battleground state of Virginia formed extremely long lines and in some cases waited for hours to vote.
Democracy comes out on top on Nov. 6
The Communist Party said a year ago that the 2012 elections would be the main front of the class and democratic struggle, and subsequent events have confirmed that fact.


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Definición de private member's bill en inglés:
private member's bill
(In the UK, Canada, Australia, and New Zealand) a legislative bill that is introduced by a private Member of Parliament and is not part of a government's planned legislation. Such bills rarely become law.
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- Robison has cross-party support, but is considering introducing a private member's bill on the subject if she does not receive Executive support.
- We, in conjunction with the National Pensioners' Convention, are supporting the private member's bill going through Parliament on October 17 for free transport for all pensioners and disabled people throughout the country.
- In 1879 Hay introduced a private member's bill to solve some of the problems between the Legislative Council and the House of Assembly.
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FOWLER - On July 13, 2013, Tim Milford was helping a neighbor when he fell fifteen feet off a platform. The fall resulted in several broken ribs and spinal injury, leading to a diagnosis of paralysis from the chest down. Milford's journey to recovery will be a long one and now others can help thanks to a benefit car show being held in his name. The benefit car show will take place from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 5, at the Fowler City Park in Fowler. Admission is $25 and all profits will go to the Milford family for medical expenses. "Tim has always helped everybody in Fowler and I think it's just right for Fowler and all of his friends to give back to his family and come support the car show," Milford's neighbor Nikki Cunningham said. The car show will feature music from Milford's son P.J. Hamburgers and hot dogs will be provided for lunch. At 2 p.m. a motor blow will take place. A grill guard from Bullseye Truck Parts will be auctioned off. Numerous benefits events other than the car show have already been held for Milford. "It makes me feel like I have a family of 500 in the community," Milford said of the benefit. Milford goes to physical therapy three times a week, working on mobility to be able to go about daily tasks more independently. He has already returned to work in IT for Bucklin Tractor and Implement.
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New Zealand Football chief executive Grant McKavanagh, who
was in Dunedin yesterday, said he could comment on the
relationship between Herbert and the Phoenix.
''That is private between Ricki and the Phoenix, but it is an
opportunity for us with a big game coming up on March 22,''
McKavanagh said.
''It gives him a great opportunity to really sharpen the
focus on this game.''
The All Whites are scheduled to take on New Caledonia at
Forsyth Barr Stadium on March 22, in a vital World Cup
qualifier, which should the New Zealanders win, will get them
into a playoff to decide whether they make it to next year's
World Cup.
''I would expect Ricki to leave no stone unturned as he
prepares for this game, now that he is free from the Phoenix.
''This is a big, big game for the All Whites and one I know
many of the players are looking forward to. They see it as
another part of the adventure of their footballing lives.''
McKavanagh, who has previously lived in Dunedin, was buoyed
by the crowd which attended a Warriors league game at the
stadium last Saturday night.
''We would be happy with a crowd of that size but, to be
honest, we would love to sell it out.''
A crowd of 15,345 attended the Warriors match.
He said a couple of New Zealand Football officials would be
in Dunedin on Sunday to view the match between the Phoenix
and Melbourne Heart to get a feel of how things operated at
the stadium.
If the All Whites win on March 22, a decision would be made
shortly afterwards on where the playoff game would be played
in New Zealand.
It is to be played against the fourth-placed Concacaf (North
and Central America and Caribbean) nation. McKavanagh said it
was a straight choice between Auckland's Eden Park and
Westpac Stadium in Wellington.
Forsyth Barr Stadium was not big enough for a game of that
magnitude, he said.
McKavanagh was in Dunedin to discuss with clubs the new
football strategic plan for the next three years and said
clubs appeared to be accepting of the whole of football plan.
''Like anything, there was a bit of apprehension when
something new is started but generally we think there has
been an acceptance at what we are trying to do.''
McKavanagh said the results of the new plan would not be
borne out for another decade as players fully matured.
He also sounded a word of warning about foreign clubs setting
up academies in this country.
''New Zealand is untapped in terms of talent and progressive
pathways. Now we have teams in the under-17s, the under-20s
at World Cups they are in the shop front window... but people
need to be clear what they are getting involved in. It is a
money game.''
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connective tissue disorder that is caused by defects in a protein called collagen. It is generally considered the least severe form of Ehlers-Danlos syndrome, although significant complications can occur. Common symptoms include joint hypermobility affecting both large (elbows, knees) and small (fingers, toes) joints; soft, smooth skin that may be slightly elastic (stretchy) and bruises easily; and chronic musculoskeletal (muscles and bones) pain. Although EDS, hypermobility type is thought to be a genetic condition, the exact underlying cause is unknown in most cases. A small percentage of people with this condition have a change (mutation) in the TNXB gene. Most cases of EDS, hypermobility type are inherited in an autosomal dominant manner. Treatment and management is focused on preventing serious complications and relieving associated signs and symptoms.[1][2][3]Ehlers-Danlos syndrome (EDS), hypermobility type is an inherited
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- Levy HP. Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome, Hypermobility Type. GeneReviews. September 13, 2012; http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/books/NBK1279/.
- Pauker SP & Stoler J. Clinical manifestations and diagnosis of Ehlers-Danlos syndromes. UpToDate. February, 2016; http://www.uptodate.com/contents/clinical-manifestations-and-diagnosis-of-ehlers-danlos-syndromes.
- Susan P Pauker, MD, FACMG; Joan Stoler, MD. Overview of the management of Ehlers-Danlos syndromes. UpToDate. March 2014; Accessed 5/22/2015.
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This is the fifth in a series of essays marking the twenty-fifth anniversary of America's first charter school law. These commentaries are informed and inspired by our forthcoming book (co-authored with Bruno V. Manno), Charter Schools at the Crossroads: Predicaments, Paradoxes, Possibilities, to be published this fall by Harvard Education Press. Read the others here, here, here, and here.
Last time around, we argued that America's charter marketplace has done a mediocre job of matching supply with demand and ensuring solid school quality. We fingered three (of many) sources of these partial market failures: too few (and, in some locales, too many) charter schools; weak consumer information; and distracted suppliers.
Due to these shortcomings, we concluded that today's marketplace isn't up to the challenge of ensuring strong academic achievement and other important education outcomes. The policies that constrain charter markets are part of the problem—but not the whole story.
Even after twenty-five years, charters in most places remain an alien implant in the body of American public education, and all sorts of immune reactions persist. Still, we can treat some of these symptoms while also repairing glitches in the original policy design.
Our book suggests a number of fixes...
It isn't perfect, but Jeanne Allen's new education reform "manifesto" makes a number of valuable points and powerful suggestions for the future. Notably, she argues for a fresh emphasis on innovation, an earnest embrace of upward mobility, and a heartfelt commitment to universal opportunity, flexibility, and transparency. She is right that we ought not confuse means with ends, allow charter schools for poor kids (valuable as they are) to be the only thing reformers obsess over, or spend so much energy bickering amongst ourselves. It's sage and timely counsel from a veteran reform warrior.
But I'm not as glum as Jeanne about the accomplishments of recent years. Low-hanging fruit always gets picked first, and implementation is just plain harder than policy change. It inevitably brings mid-course corrections, delays, and some backsliding. (So do election returns.) Meanwhile, charters and choice continue to burgeon—a good thing—but it's clear today that ensuring high-quality school options is harder than simply providing options. Standards are more rigorous. Achievement among poor and minority kids has risen a bit. Teacher evaluations are more serious. Tests are better.
Yes, we have miles to go—many, many miles—and bravo for Jeanne's pushing us forward. Sometimes, though, we also have to clean up behind ourselves. For...
A new study by WestEd researchers looks at the validity of ratings from the Charlotte Danielson Framework for Teaching, a very popular classroom observation instrument often used in teacher evaluation systems.
The study is small in scope, examining the framework's use in just one district (Nevada's Washoe County, which we profiled a few years ago for its work in implementing the Common Core.) Its purpose was to determine whether the ratings differentiate among teachers, measure distinct areas of teaching practice, and link to teacher effectiveness.
The data cover 713 Washoe elementary, middle, and high school teachers (both tenured and non-tenured) who were observed on all twenty-two components of the Danielson instrument in the 2012–13 school year. The instrument covers four domains: planning and preparation, classroom environment, instruction, and professional responsibilities. Each domain has five or six components that roll up into a single four-point rating for the domain (from ineffective to highly effective).
Key findings: Ratings showed at least 90 percent of teachers were rated effective or highly effective on nearly every one of the twenty-two components, with "effective" the most common rating. So principals tend to use the ratings to discriminate between effective and highly effective teachers but...
In this survey, ACT asked thousands of K–12 teachers, college instructors, and workforce supervisors and employees about their views on current educational practices and "college and career readiness expectations." According to ACT, these expectations rightly include not only "core academic skills" in English, reading, mathematics, and science, but also "cross-cutting capabilities" like technological literacy and collaborative problem solving, "behavioral skills" related to self-regulation, and "education and career navigation skills." (No one could accuse the organization of having a narrow perspective.)
Overall, survey respondents identified "acting honestly" and "sustaining effort" as the most important "non-academic characteristics" for young people to develop. And in a separate set of questions, "content knowledge" and "conscientiousness" were ranked highly by every group, from elementary school teachers to workplace supervisors. However, two skill areas were ranked highly only by workforce respondents: technology (by employees) and collaboration with peers (by supervisors).
Based on these results, the authors recommend that state and local education agencies track the development of students' non-academic skills and incorporate them into instruction. They also suggest that states and districts invest in technology training for teachers. Both suggestions might be sensible in a world of perfect information and implementation, but as matters stand, they...
The Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA) requires states to incorporate at least one non-academic indicator—which might include (but isn't limited to) factors like school climate or safety—into their accountability frameworks. That makes this study, published in Educational Researcher, well-timed. The authors set out to test the theory that reductions in school violence and/or improvements to school climate would lead to improved academic outcomes. Instead, the evidence they discovered suggests that the relationship flows in the opposite direction: A school's improvement in academic performance led to reductions in violence and improved climate—not the other way around.
The authors found serious gaps in prior studies of school climate and safety, many of which illustrated only correlation (not causation) among the variables examined. This motivated them to test the assumption that improved school climate must come first in the chicken-egg scenario. Using six years of student survey results (2007–13) from a representative sample of 3,100 California middle and high schools, analysts employed a research design known for its ability to test causality when large-scale experimental designs aren't possible. (For the curious, this is described as a "cross-lagged panel autoregressive modeling design," which determines whether variables at different points in time are correlated...
My friend Tom Loveless is right about most things, and he's certainly right that scoring "proficient" on NAEP has nothing to do with being "on grade level." He's also right that Campbell Brown missed this point.
But Tom, alas, is quite wrong about the value of NAEP's trio of "achievement levels" (basic, proficient, advanced). And he's worse than wrong to get into any sort of defense of "grade level," as if that concept had any valid meaning or true value for education reform.
In his words, Tom's post sought "to convince readers of two things: One, proficient on NAEP does not mean grade-level performance. It's significantly above that. Two, using NAEP's proficient level as a basis for education policy is a bad idea."
We agree on the first point, not on the second—and not on his implicit argument that there is merit in basing education policy on "grade-level" thinking.
Unless one is talking about academic standards—Common Core or otherwise—or about the cut scores on high-stakes, end-of-year, criterion-referenced exams like PARCC and Smarter Balanced, "grade level" has no meaning at all. It's a misnomer that we adopted during decades of using norm-referenced tests. These were "normed" such that the average...
During my first year at the University of South Carolina, I often purchased a morning cup of coffee in the university's student union. Early one morning, I spotted a young man dressed in a business suit and bow tie carrying on an animated conversation with a group of undergraduates. I had regularly encountered the young gentleman—with his ubiquitous bow tie—as I traveled across campus. Eventually I learned he was Chase Mizzell, a leader in the university's student government. As an avid reader of the school's daily newspaper, I was able to follow this charismatic young man's political career.
In reading the Daily Gamecock, I discovered that Chase was an Honors College student from Folly Beach, South Carolina, and a sophomore enrolled in the international business program. I learned that during his freshman year, he was having lunch in the restaurant in the Honors Residence Hall and noticed extra food being carried away at the end of the lunch shift. He asked food service employees what became of the leftovers and discovered that they were thrown away. Chase knew immediately that he wanted to change that. Realizing that the city of Columbia faced the challenges of a growing homeless population, Chase began...
Though it sometimes appears that Education Secretary John King didn't get the memo, the Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA) represents a significant devolution of authority from the federal government to the states. This is a praiseworthy development that, in our view, better fits America's constitutional principles of federalism and opens up many areas of education policy for innovation and improvement.
That devolution includes the heart of ESSA: school-level accountability. States now enjoy a freer hand to decide how they want to rate (or "grade") their schools and determine which are worthy of either praise or aggressive intervention. The new law doesn't give states carte blanche; they can't move away from student achievement as a major indicator of quality, for example. But they certainly have more leeway than under No Child Left Behind.
So what forms might—and should—this take? How might states approach the particular challenge of redesigning their accountability systems? The contestants in our "accountability design competition" in February surfaced ideas aplenty and made many promising suggestions. With a few months of reflection on them, we see that there are competing camps or worldviews when it comes to ESSA accountability (much as there are regarding school choice). We see...
The ten-dollar founding father without a father,Got a lot farther by working a lot harder,By being a lot smarter,By being a self-starter—John Laurens on Alexander Hamilton, Hamilton
Seven years ago at the White House, Lin-Manuel Miranda described the premise of his still unfinished musical. And an esteemed crowd laughed.
Miranda explained that he'd be performing a song from his project "about the life of someone who embodies hip hop." Standing on a stage in the storied East Room—where the 1964 Civil Rights Act was signed, where Gerald Ford took the presidential oath of office—Miranda had to improvise, "You laugh, but it's true..." The gathered glitterati thought "Alexander Hamilton" was a punch line.
Miranda is now revered. He's on the cover of Rolling Stone. He won a MacArthur "genius" grant. His production, Hamilton, won a Grammy and a Pulitzer. Sunday it won 11 of the 16 Tony awards for which it was nominated. But before all of that, there was the White-House laugh.
But so it goes with virtually every big idea worth having. As Einstein said, "If at first the...
If there were just one thing I could say to fans of open educational resources (OER) and personalized learning, it would be this: "Atomized units of knowledge don't build anything." That quote comes from an education reformer who used to teach in a high-powered classical school. She and her colleagues delivered the type of rigorous, well-rounded, and carefully sequenced education that has produced thoughtful leaders and scholars for thousands of years; schooling of that sort is often dismissed as too hard for most kids or too twentieth-century for today.
Sadly, in dismissing the classical or liberal arts approach, we've also unintentionally thwarted our most sacred goal: that all students become strong readers. As the last several decades of literacy research clearly demonstrate, reading comprehension requires a very broad base of academic knowledge and a massive vocabulary. In short, to be a good reader, you have to know all of the terms and ideas that writers will use without providing definitions or explanations (e.g., Supreme Court, solar system, David and Goliath, etc.). This base of knowledge, which literate adults are assumed to have and children therefore need to accumulate, is enormous. We must be highly efficient in order to give them all...


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NEW YORK (January 5, 2014) Flights resumed Sunday at New York City's Kennedy airport two hours after a plane from Toronto slid into snow as the pilots turned onto a taxiway.
No injuries were reported after Delta Connection 4100 landed shortly after 8 a.m. Sunday.
The plane was towed to a gate with the 35 passengers still aboard.
Federal Aviation Administration spokeswoman Kathleen Bergen says the crew of the CRJ2 aircraft was turning off the runway onto a taxiway when the plane slid into the snow.
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Firstly! Greetings fellow Spurs :)hmmm... Interesting proposal. But i see it like this, If Berbasod was to return, it would be very bittersweet as fans will be very divided. And Rightly so! I've seldom seen a more ungallant way to exit a club that idolised them. Only Sod Campbell comes to mind.He thought we were a mediocre club with no real prospects. So he did a runner and headed for the shortcut to brightlights, medals and money at a club that didn't really need him. And now they found out that they really don't want him. Fact is... Berbs has no work ethic, i don't merely refer to his well documented lax style of play, but to his reluctance to be a part of a work in progress. He wants it handed to him on a plate.Now look at him! He's a mishapen cog that does not fit into the already slick Utd machine. Their fans are sick of him and want him out. Personally, i still feel he could be a huge hit with that club with a few tweaks. But that's me...Anyway, if he came back to Spurs... i'm sure he'd be banging in loads of goals in all competitions. But frankly, I have lost all respect for the man, and some things are not worth sacrificing. And who's to say... the season he came back... and scored so many goals, if Chelsea, Real, Barca or whoever came courting him, do you really believe he'd say no and show loyalty to Spurs? I think not.
Why not splash out a worth while £30m on one of the top EPL scorers. Like Darren Bent! He'd be a steal at £30m! Honest!;-)


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Sheriff of Babylon #1
"Sheriff of Babylon" #1 transports you to 2004 Baghdad less than a year after its fall. Tom King and Mitch Gerads immerse you so fully you'll yearn to escape, even as you're desperate for more.
|December 3rd, 2015
Damian: Son of Batman #3
Andy Kubert showcases his talent as an artist in "Damian: Son of Batman" #3, but falls short on the writing side with a story that's passably readable but blemished with a disjointed structure, lackluster battle scenes and odd dialogue.
|January 3rd, 2014
Batman #25
Scott Snyder and Greg Capullo bring back one of the very first Batman villains in "Batman" #25, even as "Zero Year" continues to plunge Gotham into darkness.
|November 13th, 2013
Damian: Son of Batman #1
When his father is murdered before his own eyes, Damian tears through Gotham's underbelly for revenge in Andy Kubert's "Damian: Son of Batman" #1.
|November 1st, 2013
Batman #24
Batman finally meets up with the Red Hood Gang in "Batman" #24 with Scott Snyder and Greg Capullo providing an adventure for a new era with a truly impressive oversized issue.
|October 9th, 2013
Batman #22
Scott Snyder and Greg Capullo continue the latest retelling of Batman's origin in "Batman" #22 with some fresh enhancements that build on the character's legend without detracting from it.
|July 9th, 2013
Batman #21
"Batman" #21 kicks off "Zero Year" by Scott Snyder, Greg Capullo, and Danny Miki, as we get the first glimpses of what the New 52's early days of Batman were like.
|June 11th, 2013
Aquaman #15
"Aquaman" #15 by Geoff Johns and Paul Pelletier continues the "Throne of Atlantis" crossover and shines a spotlight on Aquaman's anguish and loyalties as his past and present, his old family and new allies all converge inevitably
|December 28th, 2012
Before Watchmen: Nite Owl #4
The best thing about "Before Watchmen: Nite Owl" is getting to compare the difference an inker can make in a comic; in this case, Bill Sienkiewicz subbing in for the late Joe Kubert over Andy Kubert's pencils.
|December 27th, 2012
Before Watchmen: Nite Owl #1
Andy Kubert and his father, Joe, bring the Kubert magic to the origin of the Nite Owl. Unfortunately, the story is less inspiring.
|June 28th, 2012
Strange Adventures #1
Like so many anthologies, "Strange Adventures" is an wildly uneven book.
|May 25th, 2011
The Flash #1
A swift, lightweight launch for a new series, but not a bad one.
|April 15th, 2010
Doom Patrol #3
BOTH stories are worth reading in this issue.
|October 13th, 2009
Final Crisis: Legion of 3 Worlds #4
Resurrections and revelations and, yup, this is classic DC superhero storytelling done well.
|May 4th, 2009
Batman R.I.P.: The Deluxe Edition
The oversized hardcover edition of the controversial storyline lacks the impact of the serialized version, but it's still a keeper.
|February 24th, 2009
Final Crisis: Legion of 3 Worlds #3
The spectacle many readers wanted in "Final Crisis" is in this comic, in all of its eye-popping detail.
|February 9th, 2009
DCU Holiday Special #1
Joe Kelly and Kevin Maguire do nice work in an otherwise mediocre holiday anthology.
|December 21st, 2008
Final Crisis: Legion of 3 Worlds #2
Geoff Johns and George Perez create a story squarely aimed at fans of the original incarnation of the Legion of Super-Heroes. The great thing is, "Final Crisis: Legion of 3 Worlds" isn't forgetting about new readers too.
|October 17th, 2008
Final Crisis: Legion Of Three Worlds #1
George Perez draws not one, not two, but THREE Legions. And Geoff Johns writes a pretty nifty story.
|August 24th, 2008
Booster Gold #11
Chuck Dixon's two-issue story of time-traveling consequences is entertaining, but after last month's issue, couldn't have possibly happened at a worst possible time.
|August 17th, 2008
DC Universe
A promo for "Final Crisis" that wipes away the bad memories of "Countdown."
|April 30th, 2008


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Giant saw sign that once hung from an Echo Park hardware store on Temple Street.
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Dodgers test fireworks for Solano Canyon residents.
Giant saw sign on Temple Street in Echo Park. Photo from Google Maps.
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San Judas Tadeo celebration at San Conrado Mission in Solano Canyon.
Stilson Mansion in Angeleno Heights. Photo from the MLS.com
Elysian Heights Elementary Goblin Parade.
Intersection of Temple and Alvarado that would be renamed Remy Square. Photo by Google Maps.
Edgar Lopez, one of the winners of the Echo Park Farmers' Market Pumpkin Decorating contest.
Halloween photo from Boyle Heights. Photo by Jesse Saucedo.
Echo Park Day of the Dead Altar. Courtesy of Center for the Psychology of Women.
Sunset Boulevard landslide on the border of Echo Park and Silver Lake.
Proposed solar array at Occidental College. Rendering from Occidental College website.
Montecito Heights solar panels. Photo by Martha Benedict.
Photo of Eagle Rock's largest home. Photo from the MLS.
Changeable message sign being installed in Echo Park.
Rendering of proposed Barlow Hospital housing development in Echo Park.
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Echo Park artist's studio. Photo by Jesse Saucedo.
Google Map view of Echo Park and Bellevue avenues.
Echo Park buildings demolished to make way for retirement home near Echo Park Lake. Photo by Susan Borden.
Landslide on the border of Echo Park and Silver Lake forces sidewalk closure.
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Unfinished Durbin condos in Echo Park.
Highland Park bungalow that sold for $269,000 in September 2010. Photo from theMLS.com
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First Street Store in East Los Angeles.
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Silver Lake stairway. Photo by Sahra Sulaiman
Echo Park nonprofit El Centro del Pueblo wants to buy former city parking lots outlined in red. Photo from Google maps.
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Echo Park Home Values online ad
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Silver Lake Holiday Nights Out. Courtesy Silver Lake Chamber of Commerce.
Empty shelves at the Echo Park Save-A-Lot.
Downed power lines fell on cars on Cerro Gordo Street in Elysian Heights.
Dov Charney. Photo courtesy American Apparel.
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North by Northeast tour.
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Nick_Maldonado farewell at Elysian Heights Elementary. Photo by John Eder.
Delilah Bakery on Thanksgiving Day.
Nick Maldonado appreciation day at EHE
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Michael Arata's studio on Monte Vista in Highland Park was on the 2010 Arroyo Arts Collective Discovery Tour. Photo by Martha Benedict.
Several artist exhibited their work in this Highland Park home on Abbott Place as part of the 2010 Arroyo Arts Collective Discovery Tour. Photo by Martha Benedict.
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1321 Carroll Avenue in Angeleno Heights is up for sale for $600,000. Photo from theMLS.com
Canadian Geese along the L.A. River. Photo by Diane Edwardson
Echo Park apartment house being prepared for move.
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Lincoln Heights rabbit. Photo by Sahra Sulaiman
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Elysian Park snowoman and snowman.
Fall colors, Elysian Park.
K9 Loft, Echo Park. Photo by Beth Zeigler.
Echo Park Cupcake Caterer Wins Spot on Food Network's Cupcake Wars—Season Two
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Moons over Debs Park. Photo by Martha Benedict.
Glassell Park carnival jars. Photo by Sahra Sulaim.
Memorial to Echo Park traffic accident victim who died at Glendale Blvd. and Bellevue Ave.
Silver Lake map. Courtesy Google Maps.
Making History: LA River StoryShares in Elysian Valley. Photo by Nicole Possert.
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Fall colors, Angeleno Heights.
Great Blue Herons at the Silver Lake Reservoir. Photo by Sandy Driscoll.
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Firefighters respond to blaze at Logan Street School in Echo Park
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Historic Eastside Pottery Map. Map from Google Maps.
Outdoor dining at The Park.
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LAB@FIX Holiday Show Sunday in Echo Park
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Seasons greetings from Fargo & Alvarado, Echo Park.
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Mount Washington. Photo by Martha Benedict.
Portrait of Ernest Dawson, 1924. Photo courtesy Michael Dawson.
Michael Dawson at Larchmont Boulevard, 2007. Photo courtesy Michael Dawson.
Hollenbeck Division police station. Photo by Martha Benedict
First Street Bridge.
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Elysian Heights bungalow for sale on stairway street. Photo from CrisesNet
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Former Phoenix Bakery in Echo Park.
Stolen Silver Lake bike valued at $1,200. Photo from Flying Pigeon L.A.
Elysian Heights snowman.
Gingko snowfall in Echo Park. Photo by Rhett Beavers.
Ginkgo snowfall in Echo Park. Photo by Rhett Beavers.
Northeast L.A. light show. Photo by Martha Benedict.
Eagle Rock post office. Photo from Google maps.
Pasadena Police car.
Elysian Heights snowwoman - with apron?
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Fire in the 4800 block Stratford Road, Eagle Rock. Photo by Jordan Faires.
Silver Lake doorway. Photo by Alissa Walker/Flicker. http://www.flickr.com/photos/gelatobaby/5222483307/
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Short Stop Bar, Echo Park. Photo by Meltwater/Flickr.
Cypress Park Arts Refoundry. Photo courtesy Gorden Bowen.
Elysian Park snowman takes a tumble.
Dog walking in the rain in Silver Lake. Photo by Diane Edwardson
Muffler family Christmas greetings, Atwater Village. Photo by Laurie Avocado. http://www.flickr.com/photos/auntylaurie/4468057215/
Homes in Silver Lake, Mount Washington and Montecito Heights that are priced at about $540,000. Photos from Redfin & theMLS.com
Fletcher Drive, Atwater. Photo by Sahra Sulaiman. http://www.facebook.com/album.php?aid=12814&id=1674645370#!/photo.php?fbid=1167182874462&set=a.1087467801635.12814.1674645370
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Sunset and Hyperion, Silver Lake. Photo from Google Maps.
A patch of blue. Photo by Christine Peters.
Downpour on Rotary Drive, Silver Lake. Photo by Sandy Driscoll.
Photo by Sandy Driscoll.
Echo Park bungalow court after tree trimming.
Highland Park auto parts shop.
Bobby's Auto Parts, Highland Park.
King Taco Christmas, East Los Angeles.
Tamales Alberto, Echo Park, on Christmas Eve.
Tamales Alberto, Echo Park.
Christmas Day shooting in Echo Park. Map by Google Maps.
Silver Lake-Echo Park landslide getting cleaned up.
Echo Park-Silver Lake landslide getting cleaned up.
Crews arrive to clean up the Echo Park-Silver Lake landslide. Photo by Patrick Pascal.
Silver Lake meadow delayed.
Silver Lake meadow washed out.
Fallen tree, Elysian Park.
Sunset over Silver Lake December 28, 2010. Photy byMarkus Mentzer
Eagle Rock. Photo by Cheryl Johnson. http://www.flickr.com/photos/cheryljns/2123693940/
Frond fallout in Elysian Park.
Frond fallout in Elysian Park
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Holiday is over for Christmas tree lot, Boyle Heights.
Pine tree fell on a power line in Elysian Park on New Year's Day.
Gang tagging following the shooting death of Cesar Guerrero.
Echo Park snowfall, January 1939. Photo courtesy Rick Morton.
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Former Echo Curio space in Echo Park to become a tattoo parlor.
Echo Park restaurant Mooi gets a makeover.
School Report Card logo. Image from LA Unified website.
Elysian Heights house. Photo by Echo 29. http://www.flickr.com/photos/echo_29/50237413/sizes/z/in/set-531939/
Traffic sign in Echo Park with a noisy bird repeller.
Outside The Echo nightclub in Echo Park.
Work begins on PETA headquarters. Photo by Dean Decent.
Former Sleep EZ building in Echo Park now being remodeled for the West Coast headquaters of PETA.
StupidTaggers sign in Highland Park
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Sunset over Corralitas Drive, Silver Lake. Photo by Diane Edwardson.
Pigegons waiting at Mc Donald's in Glassell Park. Photo by Ryan Schude. www.ryanschude.com
"No Loitering" at Tom's Burgers, Silver Lake. Photo by Stephen Weissberger.
Photos from Potted, Atwater Village.
Tacos El Pariente, Highland Park. Photo by Valentina Silva.
Sunset Boulevard landslide in Silver Laker just east of Benton Way. Photo by Peter Ignacio
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SuperPop Graphics opens in Echo Park. Photo courtesy SuperPop.
Figure Drawing Class at Avenue 50 Studio, Highland Park. Photo Courtesy Avenue 50 Studio.
Eagle Rock monument at Wiota Circle is getting new evening lights.
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Lincoln Heights. Photo by Vidalia http://www.flickr.com/photos/vidalia/219664146/sizes/z/in/photostream/
Echo Park Lake sign informing visitors of upcoming clean up project.
Photo courtesy Feeding Birds Boutique, Echo Park. 15% off sale on vintage art.
Baxter Stairs, Elysian Heights.
Echo Park Craftsman may not move after all.
Central Region Elementary School No. 14 in Echo Park.
pizza buona, Echo Park. Photo by Orrin Anderson.
Central Region Elementary School #14, Echo Park, under construction.
Caché is at it again, updating a mural on Sunset Boulevard near Benton Way. Photo by Will Campbell.
Cypress tree in Frogtown and Elysian Valley. Photo by Ryan Schude. www.ryanschude.com
Rudy Martinez. Photo from Rudy Martinez campaign.
Volunteers participate in Echo Park clean-up on Sunset Boulevard.
Mushroom time. Photo by Martha Benedict.
Picture Viewer. Echo Park. Drawing from US Patent and Trademark Office/Google Patents
Where UPS trucks go to die, Lincoln Heights. Photo by Sahra Sulaiman.
Bakery BBQ Deli i Echo Park. Photo by Orrin Anderson.
Former Epack store in Echo Park has been leased by the owners of Sol Mart in El Sereno.
Light fixture with frosted, flame-tip, incandescent bulb.
Dodger Stadium field being prepared for monster truck show. Photo by Elysian Heights resident.
Map of Council District 14. Map from City of L.A.
Echo Park apartment house move. Photo by Stephen Roullier.
Echo Park Craftsman apartment house at its new home.
Poet Steve Abee. Photo from Steve Abee Facebook page.
School union flyer seeking support on Echo Park school.
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Echo Park Independent Co-op.
Carnitas taco from Metro Banderas, Highland Park. Photo by Valentina Silva.
Arms of the Queen, Eagle Rock. Photo by Orrin Anderson. http://www.flickr.com/photos/orrin/57188565/sizes/z/in/photostream/
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Macarons. Photo courtesy Macarons Les Duverger.
Echo Park-made macarons. Photo courtesy Macarons Les Duverger.
Coyote shows up for training at Northeast L.A Little League field in Elysian Park. Photo by Susan Borden
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Combating Cheating
As an educator, cheating will always be a problem that needs to be dealt with. With myitlab, when a student submits someone else's work through Grader, you get a violation symbol. But the question remains: How can you trace the names of the students that are doing the cheating? Continue reading
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Before the Cottage-Style Makeover
The outside of Vicky Close's 1980s ranch, in Des Moines, Iowa, looks the same as the day she bought it—nearly 20 years ago. "I'd love a porch," she says, "and my husband wants a different color." But the couple get cold feet every time they try to make a change. So, to advise them, we called on Minneapolis-based architect Mark Larson.
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For no reason my laptop switched my user account from admin to standard. It's my only user account so now it's in a mode where I can't switch it back to admin. What should I do?
You can't switch the account back while using the account - that would be a security hole.
You will need to use another administrator account and use that to reset your user account.
Login as "Administrator" (the built in account) and do it from there.
However, as Matt points out:
and as Moab points out you can't boot into Safe mode and sort out the accounts from there.
Do you have another administrator account that you could use?
Once you've done that it would be worth investigating why your user account got switched - assuming you (or someone else) didn't do it.
Just create another admin account. And then use it to upgrade your old account.
There is a reason why the default Admin is disabled. It is a potential security. It's ID and name is well known and unchanged from system to system.
I don't see the point of all these "tips" that will enable the account. It doesn't do anything that any other Admin account can't do. Enabling it just increases the attack surface of your machine and opens a vulnerability that you don't need. Even worse, some machines have their local security policy set so the built-in Administrator account has auto approve UAC controls. It just sounds like a vulnerability that you don't need.