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John J. "Jack" Kelleher, W4ZC, SK: Quarter Century Wireless Association Past President Jack Kelleher, W4ZC, of Silver Spring, Maryland, died February 28, following a long illness. He was 87.
A native of New Jersey, Kelleher was first licensed in 1932 as W2DSV and was employed by the communications industry. During the 1940s while working for the Signal Corps Laboratories, he was assigned to a White House Secret Service detail to install VHF-FM mobile and base station radios for presidential communications--a project that often took him on the road with President Franklin Roosevelt's entourage.
Kelleher was a charter member and past president and officer of QCWA Chapter 91 in the Washington, DC, area, and he served as QCWA president in 1996 and 1997. He also was an ARRL Life Member and a member of the A-1 Operator Club. A service was held March 4.
His wife, Margaret, has invited memorial contributions to the Max Jacobson-John Kelleher QCWA Family Scholarship Fund, c/o QCWA, PO Box 3247, Framingham, MA 01705-3247.
Jack Kelleher and Radio grew up in the Years before WW II When I was growing up in Red Bank, NJ, radio broadcasting was in its infancy. My mother and I got our first radio receiver in 1926 when I was 12. I began listening not only for entertainment, but also to identify and verify reception of as many stations as possible, the more distant the better.
A friend of my mother had a son, Edgar, who was also interested in radio. Edgar and I found out how to make Ford spark coil transmitters, and we had a ball sending slow, awkward code across town, inadvertently jamming many broadcast receivers in the process.
Ed knew a number of local hams, particularly Bob Johnson, W2AWL, whose father owned WJBI, a 100-watt, daytime-only broadcast station on 1210 kHz serving the area around Red Bank. Bob built a 75-meter amateur station in the WJBI building that he operated at night after WJBI went off the air.
I became serious about learning the code in 1931, and so I built a 3-tube receiver using 230 and 233 tubes with filaments that operated from dry batteries. A couple of commercial stations, one on either side of the 40-meter band, were good for copy practice: XDA in Mexico City at about 7400 kHz, and HPC in Panama City on 6997.5 kHz.
In February 1932, I took the General Class exam at the Federal Building in NY, 4 months before finishing high school. My first call was W2DSV. My first rig was a crystal-controlled oscillator using a pair of 210s, my first antenna was a 66 ft end-fed Zepp about 20 feet up, and my first contact was a station in Perth Amboy about 20 miles away.
Another ham friend was Harold "Church" Churchill, W2ZC, long since a Silent Key. Church's family was well-to-do, and he had an outstanding rig in a 'shack' that was formerly a servant's residence. The final in his rig used a pair of 861s and a tilting-arc mercury vapor rectifier.
Army Signal Corps, 1932 - 37 My mother and I had a friend at Fort Monmouth, a sergeant named James Devine, who was almost a father to me. Jimmie convinced us that my enlisting in the Army Signal Corps was a good idea: it would relieve my mother of the financial burden of supporting me, and it would give me a practical education in living and in radio.
When I signed up, the fellow behind me turned out to be a ham, too - Robert H. Scruggs, W4BFP, from Birmingham, AL. We soon collected another ham friend, Harvey Young, W8GHL, from Pennsylvania. Harvey, Bob, and I rented a room just off the post in Oceanport, NJ, in which to do our hamming, and I acquired a new call, W5FIP.
In February 1933, I was assigned to battalion radio school at Fort Monmouth, NJ. There, we mostly operated a low-power radio station (WTW) to develop our skills as CW operators. Practice traffic was exchanged with similar stations on Governors Island and in Washington DC. I progressed from 10 wpm to 30 wpm in a few months.
In June, I was assigned to station WVB serving the Headquarters for the 8th Corps Area at Fort Sam Houston. The operating room was in the quadrangle at Ft. Sam, the latter being a combined fortress and headquarters dating from shortly after the Civil War. The inner courtyard included a small herd of half-tame deer and a few peacocks.
WVB had 6 operating positions. Our net included WAR, the headquarters station in Washington, DC, several stations within the 8th Corps Area, and a couple outside the area for air traffic control purposes: March Field, CA, and Barksdale Field, LA. The major circuit was the one to Washington, active about ten hours a day. The frequencies used were 13,125 kHz from WVB to WAR, and 12,060 or 12,075 kHz from WAR to WVB.
All War Department traffic was handled manually - sent with a Vibroplex, received by ear at speeds up to 40 wpm or more and typed out on a 'mill.' The mill was an Underwood Model 5 typewriter without a carriage shift since the all-cap characters were printed on a paper tape. Later, a keyboard machine with a perforated tape reader replaced the Vibroplex.
I discovered that each post, camp, and station in the Army had a quota of two students to the Signal Corps School. I took the exam and was one of the two successful candidates from Fort Sam Houston, so I moved back to Fort Monmouth in August 1934. There, I attended school 7 hours a day, 5 days a week, for 39 weeks. During Morse code training periods, skilled CW operators were put to work transcribing automatically inked intercept tapes of transmissions made by Japanese stations using Kata-Kana code.
In June 1936, I returned to Fort Sam Houston to become a transmitter attendant. The transmitter site had 90-foot telephone poles supporting a couple of rhombic antennas and several wire antennas, including a multi-wire flat-top for a 250 watt, medium frequency transmitter. There were also two 125-foot square, tapered towers to support a four-element lazy-H horizontal beam pointed towards Washington.
The 250 watt rig transmitted at frequencies below the AM broadcast band and was used for intrastate communications. The static at these frequencies was horrendous, necessitating use of a penetrating signal. A modulated (120 cycle) CW tone was chosen as the signal to be keyed and was produced using partially filtered power supplies. A 10 kW Westinghouse rig had a water-cooled amplifier and was the primary link with Washington, DC. The remaining transmitters were six 500-watt rig and a GE 1-kW rig.
During my stay at WVB, the receiving room was upgraded. Equipment racks were installed along two walls, a supervisory position in the center, and two operating positions along the south wall. The racks contained Hammarlund Pro receivers and homebuilt monitors for the outgoing signals. Eugene Berato and I built the monitors.
One Sunday we tuned up the 10 kW transmitter to the amateur 20 meter band and fed the lazy-H a few CQs. Boy, did we get responses! We got chicken after the first few QSOs and never tried that again.
In 1937, I was ordered back to Ft. Monmouth, promoted to corporal, and made an instructor. However, it had become obvious that Mother needed more financial support than I was able to provide on a military salary, so I took steps "buy out" before my enlistment was up.
RCA Communications, 1937 - 40 I found a much-better-paying job with RCA Communications in New York City working alternate day, evening, and night shifts. I commuted the 70 mile round trip from Red Bank each day.
The RCAC job was a window on the world as far as hot news was concerned. Radio was the principal means for foreign correspondents in the U.S., and for U.S. correspondents abroad, to file news reports, so we saw all the scoops. We were the first to know of the Hindenberg disaster at Lakehurst NJ in May 1937, and we saw the gradual cessation of communications with countries overrun at the start of World War II.
The German Blitzkrieg in 1939 generated a flood of messages and money transfers to eastern European relatives. This traffic became so voluminous that when propagation conditions permitted, several operators were punching tape simultaneously and these were sent at very high speed, on the order of 250 wpm. Finally, all communications with Poland were lost.
In 1940, the Communications Workers of America unionized RCAC and then went out on strike for more pay. I was told to man the picket lines, which I did. During our idle times, we were treated to performances by Ukrainian dancers and the like. The strike was settled, but management stated that, henceforth, there would be no merit raises as in the past. Employees would get only what the union won from management. I decided to look for employment elsewhere.
Living next to Fort Monmouth, one could see that activity there, especially at the Signal Corps Laboratories, was increasing as another world war was developing, so I found a job as a Radio Mechanic there. My initial assignment was with the Radio Maintenance & Test Section where we kept test equipment in specs and readied new tactical equipment for field-testing. At the time, the Signal Corps was developing new tactical equipment to replace older equipment, some which had been around since WW I.
From late 1940 until spring 1941, I was assigned to the Vehicular Radio Section which was kept busy overseeing the development of new VHF equipment designed for use in tactical vehicles and in tanks. It used the new frequency modulation (FM) technique invented in 1933 by E. H. Armstrong, and Major Armstrong was a frequent visitor to our facility. The upshot of this work was that War Department orders for VHF AM equipment were changed to call for FM instead.
I installed SCR-508s, which were VHF FM units designed for use in the Army's tanks, and tested them for range, signal capture, etc. Similar tests for the Field Artillery Board at Fort Bragg and the Infantry Board at Fort Benning were conducted. The sets were found acceptable and were used extensively in WW II.
Hamming it up in Red Bank, NJ, 1937 - 41 After moving back to Red Bank, W2DSV was back on the air with a master-oscillator, power-amplifier (MOPA) transmitter and a 3-tube, home-built, AC-powered receiver. My antennas were primarily Zepps, conveniently fed at the house end with home-made balanced feeders. For spacers, I bought wooden dowels and boiled them in paraffin.
One fun project was a variable frequency oscillator (VFO), followed by a buffer amplifier and frequency quadrupler, and powered by a voltage-regulated power supply. The VFO operated in a narrow part of the AM broadcast band so I could use broadcast stations as frequency-markers to calibrate it. The VFO's output, when multiplied, covered most of the CW segments at 80, 40, and 20 meters and always produced good signal reports.
In 1940, I bought my first manufactured receiver, a National NC-80X, and still later a Hammarlund HQ-120-X. By 1941, I had worked about 50 countries on all continents.
Next in the series: Helping to Protect President Franklin Roosevelt In the fall of 1941, the U.S. Secret Service asked the Chief Signal Officer to help them modernize presidential communications, and I was assigned to a White House Detail of the Secret Service to install VHF FM police-type mobiles and base stations. We were away more than we were at home - Washington, Poughkeepsie, Hyde Park, Warm Springs - almost anywhere the President went, we went too!
Part II: The War Years Upgrading Protective Communications for FDR "During the summer of 1941, the Secret Service contacted the Signal Corps for assistance in updating protective communications for President Roosevelt. For the rest of '41, we were away more than we were at home - almost anywhere the President went, we went, too. We slept more than one night on the floor of one of the vans housing a large HF ground station that we used to communicate with local police and with our own net of hand-helds, the SCR-536."
December 1941: Japanese attack Pearl Harbor "On the day after the attack on Pearl Harbor, I was sent to Washington and attached to a military unit called the White House Signal Detachment, and now the White House Communications Agency."
"Soon we began installing Motorola police VHF transmitter and receivers in more Secret Service vehicles and installing base stations for the mobiles. One criterion for the VHF net was to have continuous communications while traveling between Washington and Hyde Park NY, the President's home. A 1-ton panel truck was located in a field on a ridge just north of the Susquehanna River that allowed us to communicate with Washington and with the Secret Service office in Philadelphia. Philly could communicate with New York, and New York could communicate with a station in a barn on the Roosevelt estate."
"Early in 1942 the White House car fleet was augmented with several Lincoln Zephyr sedans that had armor plate in strategic locations, including the floor of the trunk. Before taking delivery, I went to Detroit to show the Ford people where to torch holes for the Motorola radio mounts and for access holes for control lines and antenna leads."
In the spring of 1942, the rest of the group from the Labs was sent home, but Jack remained to act as liaison between the Labs and the White House Signal Detachment. Jack was reclassified from Radio Mechanic to Radio Engineer and transferred to the Office of the Chief Signal Officer. "I married Charlotte in July 1942, we had one son, and I was faced with a growing workload at the office." Consequently, radio as a hobby was all but forgotten until well after the end of the war.
Providing Communications for President Roosevelt's Railroad Train "In the spring 1942, the Army Transportation Corps acquired from the B&O Railroad a combination passenger and baggage car (#1401) that we equipped with HF and VHF equipment and antennas. The antennas were a particular problem because railroad regulations required protection from overhead wires on electrified railroad lines. Our solution was to encase the antennas in Bakelite pipe supported by HV glass insulators with mounting fixtures for attaching to the roof of the car. I did a lot of the work myself while car 1401 was parked on a siding in Baltimore."
"In September 1942, the President made a tour of defense plants to boost morale and see first-hand what was going on in the war effort. Car 1401 was attached to his train, and I was the CW operator for the trip. We traveled about 9000 miles in two weeks. The receivers were a Hammarlund Super Pro and a BC-342 tactical receiver. The 342 was mounted on vehicular shock mounts, assuming the vibrations on a train and in a vehicle would have similar vibration patterns. Not so! The BC-342 practically jumped off the desk until we removed the shock mount and hard-mounted the receiver."
Providing Trunk Communications for General Eisenhower in North Africa "The Allies invaded North Africa in the fall of 1942 and established Allied Force headquarters (AFHQ) in Algiers with General Eisenhower in command. Needed was a trunk-line system extending eastward from AFHQ so that Eisenhower could communicate with AFHQ no matter where he was."
"The mission was deemed so important that the team and the equipment were not to be separated, and so we and 30 large crates were scheduled out of Brooklyn Navy Yard on the SS Santa Maria. We left January 14th and, as we got out into open water, found that we were one of 18 vessels, with an escort of a battleship, a cruiser, and about ten destroyers. One group went south with the American escort, and our group went on with a smaller escort of 6 corvettes and 2 English destroyers. Our final destination was Algiers."
"On January 31, we boarded a C-47 and flew to Algiers at low altitude as the C-47 was unarmed, and Italian fighters patrolled the coast. My work alternated between installing vehicular equipment and modifying British teletypewriter equipment for multi-link operation. After the equipment was operational and the forward terminals were in place, I operated the terminal machine at AFHQ from about noon until 10 pm daily. We experienced a number of air raids, as Algiers was the principal supply port for NATO. The anti-aircraft defenses were massive, consisting of 90- and 12-mm cannon and multiple rocket launchers ('egg crates')."
"I received a Commendation for Meritorious Civilian Service for the North African operation."
Planning for the Signal Corps Future Upon returning from North Africa, "I was assigned to the Radio Section of the Communications Branch in the R&D Division. Life settled down to a relatively routine existence supervising R&D projects, budgeting, securing authority for service tests."
"At the end of WW II, the radio relay lineup consisted of the VHF AN/TRC-1/3/4 series, UHF AN/TRC-5 and AN/TRC-8, -11, and -12, and SHF AN/TRC-6. Many technological advances had been made since these were designed in the early 1940s, and I became involved in working out an ambitious R&D program for newer equipment."
"I was one of several Army members on the Joint Army-Navy Committee to agree on design and procurement specifications for a single VHF installation for Army and Navy aircraft, but the matter was never fully resolved. The Army had been committed to RCA for such equipment since the beginning of WW II, and the Navy used Collins equipment. Neither was willing to give way to the other."
"During the war there was a high-level civilian advisory group -- the National Defense Research Committee (NDRC) -- the purpose of which was to provide the best scientific and industrial brainpower for the war effort. It was continued after the war reporting directly to the newly created DOD as the Research and Development Board. I was the Army representative to a couple of the groups, notably the Panel on Antennas and Propagation. In this group I met such notables as Prof. Henry Booker of Cornell, Prof. Andy Longacre of the U. of Illinois, Prof. Ed Jordan of Ohio State, Dr. Lester Van Atta of NRL and Phil Carter and Harold Beverage of RCA."
"In 1947, the first post-war World Administrative Radio Conference (WARC) of the ITU took place in Atlantic City, NJ. The Conference was primarily to extend frequency allocations far above their pre-war limit of 300 MHz. The military worked behind the scenes to see that new service allocations did not unduly compromise the use of new military equipment. I did some support work for the US participants in the conference."
"One consequence was that I was designated a Department of the Army representative on the Frequency Allocation Panel of the Joint Communication Electronics Committee."
Jack rises as a Civilian in the Signal Corps "In 1953, I became Chief Engineer, Radar Section of the Communications Branch. Army "think tanks" were studying this air defense problem: In case of a saturation attack, how is available anti-aircraft fire distributed to optimize the defense? How does one protect friendly aircraft as they approach and enter the target area? "These studies envisaged a fire-direction system with radar displays of friendly and hostile aircraft from which controllers could direct missile fire on the closest hostiles, avoid engaging friendlies, and optimize the defense. The Signal Corps embarked on the development of fire direction systems, and I became the program manager."
"The overall ground-to-air defense complex became a bone of contention between the Army and the Air Force concerning the protection of friendly aircraft. This and other aspects of the air defense program led to my participation in numerous briefings to the Army General Staff and comparable individuals in the USAF. The Signal Corps R&D program led to the installation of the first fire direction system - called Missile Master - to coordinate the fire of the 20 NIKE missile batteries surrounding the Washington - Baltimore area."
"In 1957, I was made Assistant Chief of the Electronics Branch which added direction finding, countermeasures, and counter-countermeasures equipment to my responsibilities."
"In May 1960, I became Chief of the Air Defense and Countermeasures Branch and received a Dept. of the Army decoration for Meritorious Civilian Service."
"In February 1962, I became Chief of the Communications Branch, but my aspirations for a GS-16 were stymied by my lack of a college education, so I began to look for another position outside DoD."
Jack joins NASA, 1962 - 1969 "I was offered the position of Chief, Communications Satellite operations in NASA's Office of Applications and went to work on August 19, 1962. The principal NASA field activity for communications was Goddard Space Flight Center in Greenbelt MD, and I visited Goddard frequently. The communications satellite programs included
Echo, Mylar balloons 100 and 135 feet in diameter funded and built by Bell Labs
Relay, an active repeater designed by RCA under contract to NASA
TELSTAR, an active repeater funded and built by Bell Labs
SYNCOM, an active geostationary satellite built by Hughes under contract to NASA
TELSTAR I, the first non-military active repeater communications satellite was launched in July 1962. Relay I was launched in December 1962, TELSTAR II in May 1963, and Relay II in January 1964. These satellites were in nearly circular 30-degree-inclined orbits about 5000 miles high, and at apogee provided about an hour of mutual visibility between the West Coast of Europe and the East Coast of the US."
"The principal US ground station was at Andover, ME. It was my job to keep tabs on mutual visibility and to help the NASA public Relations Office schedule time on the satellites for experimental TV broadcast. The purpose of these satellites was to prove the feasibility of satellites for commercial use in relaying intercontinental telephone and television.
"TELSTAR and Relay proved the basic feasibility, but the necessity to track these moving satellites continuously, and the short period of mutual visibility, left much to be desired. By 1960, Hughes had embarked on a company program to develop Arthur C. Clarke's concept for earth-synchronous communication satellites. In August 1961, NASA awarded Hughes a contract for SYNCOM, an experimental satellite. SYNCOM II was launched in July 1963 and performed as expected."
"A WARC was scheduled for December 1963, and I attended to monitor the Conference activities and to assist the NASA Public Relations Office representative in setting up a demonstration. Some French farmers were on strike and showed their displeasure by blowing up one of the microwave repeater stations that was to carry SYNCOM signals to Geneva from the point of reception at Rota, Spain. Communications were restored only about 5 hours before the demonstration was scheduled to start."
"In February 1963, COMSAT came into being. COMSAT contracted with Hughes for a commercial version of SYNCOM. The first such satellite, Early Bird, was launched April 1965. I was appointed the liaison person between NASA and COMSAT for NASA support of the design, checkout, and launch of Early Bird and later satellites. I continued in this role until my retirement in 1969."
Jack's Interest in Ham Radio is Rekindled "When we settled in Annandale, VA the bug began biting hard. I obtained a call, W4RAE, and got back on the air in 1967. My initial transmitter was a used Heathkit DX-100. The transceiver era was just beginning, so I soon acquired a Heathkit HW-100."
The "Retirement" Years, 1969 - 2002 "From 1963 to 1990, I specialized in domestic and international spectrum planning and utilization for communications and research satellites, and became involved in CCIR and ITU activities."
"While at NASA, I was also assigned supervisory responsibility for a study program on propagation through the Earth's atmosphere. The fact that atmospheric attenuation varies with frequency makes it necessary to choose frequencies for satellite communications, which are least, affected by these variations. Since I was familiar with those variations, I became involved in the allocation of frequencies for both experimental and commercial satellite communications. Since all suitable bands of frequencies had already been allocated to other services prior to the advent of satellites, it was also necessary to study the degree to which satellite systems could share frequencies with other already-existing services without mutual interference."
"After attending an ITU conference in Geneva in 1963, I was appointed a member of CCIR Study Group IV that carried out technical studies applying to all space services. From 1963 to 1969, I attended as a NASA employee; after 1969, I attended as a private sector consultant to NASA until 1993, when I asked that the contract be terminated."
Jack was awarded the NASA medal for Exceptional Service "for significant contributions in the areas of millimeter wave propagation and radio frequency interference and for his recognized leadership in CCIR in all areas of space applications. His exceptional service in defining and fulfilling NASA's responsibilities in the NASA/COMSAT relationships led to the successful INTELSAT operational communication satellite system."
Jack continued on as a spectrum management consultant on a contract basis. He was a consultant to the Corporation for Public Broadcasting concerning their planned use of satellites for program distribution
Jack settles on TEN-TEC Equipment "Around 1972/3, the ARRL National Convention was held in Reston, VA. Solid-state transceivers were being introduced, and one of the exhibitors was a new company, TEN-TEC of Sevierville, TN. They were showing advance models of their first solid-state transceivers, the Triton I and Triton II. My local ham radio store, Arcade Electronics, had their booth next to T-T, and I was introduced to the T-T people. I ordered a Triton II on the spot, and my reward for patience was that it was Serial Number 1. I have had T-T equipment ever since.
Jack gets involved in SOWP and QCWA "I wanted to keep up with local affairs, so I joined the local chapters of the Society of Wireless Pioneers (SOWP) -- Chapter X, National Capitol Area -- and the Quarter Century Wireless Association (QCWA) -- Chapter 91." Jack was elected to serve as Chapter 91's Secretary during 1985 and 1986, Vice President during 1987, and President during the years 1988 - 91."
"In 1986, Jack was elected to serve as a Director of QCWA, Inc. in 1986 and was elected Vice President in 1994 and President in 1998. He retired as President in September 2000, but was asked to stay on as an advisor to two of QCWA's Administrative Committees.
Jack and his second wife, Margaret, established the Max Jacobson Scholarship in memory of Margaret's late husband, Max Jacobson, W3DUG, another radio pioneer. The first Max Jacobson Scholarship was awarded in 1993.
Jack wrote for Periodicals covering Amateur Radio "Amateurs in the Washington, DC, area keep up with happenings via Auto Call, a monthly magazine published by the Foundation for Amateur Radio (FAR). One of the regular features in Auto Call is "FCC Highlights," which until 1991 was written by Bill Grenfell, W4GF, an FCC retiree. Bill's health began to fail, and I was asked to write the column. The same material appears a month later in a national magazine, World Radio."
Jack wrote these columns faithfully until his health began to fail in 2001. A long-time friend of Jack's, John Johnston, W3BE, has been writing FCC-related columns in these spaces since.


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Release Date: 2009-09-18 Last Update: 2009-10-19 Views: 4,447
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Cross Site Scripting, Exposure of system information, Exposure of sensitive information, System access
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Some vulnerabilities and a security issue have been reported in RADactive I-Load, which can be exploited by malicious people to disclose sensitive information, conduct cross-site scripting attacks, or compromise a vulnerable system.
1) An error in WebCoreModule.ashx can be exploited to disclose the absolute path to the folder where
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2) Input passed via unspecified parameters to WebcodeModule.ashx is not properly sanitised before being returned to the user. This can be exploited to execute arbitrary HTML and script code in a user's browser session in context of an affected site.
3) Input passed via unspecified parameters to WebCoreModule.ashx is not properly verified before being used. This can be exploited to disclose the content of arbitrary files on an affected system via directory traversal attacks.
4) An error in the I-Load Webcontrol can be exploited to upload files and save them with an arbitrary extension for a short time frame.
Successful exploitation of this vulnerability may allow execution of arbitrary code on an affected system.
The security issue and vulnerabilities are reported in RADactive I-Load version 2008.2.4.0. Other versions may also be affected.
Update to version version 2008.2.5.0.
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Started as a way for female students to find community on male-dominated campuses, sororities still serve as a place for gender solidarity at many colleges. Sorority sisters often bond over shared cultural, social, academic or religious interests, and may participate in service projects, fundraisers and formal dances. Joining a sorority generally comes with a price tag, including recruitment fees, membership dues and added costs for activities. Female students looking for a vibrant Greek life may want to consider one of the schools on this list, which had the highest percentages of female undergrads in sororities in fall 2012 among all schools ranked by U.S. News.
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Washington and Lee University
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Welch College
Nashville, TN |
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Sewanee—University of the South
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DePauw University
Greencastle, IN |
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Ohio Valley University
Vienna, WV |
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Transylvania University
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The other day we got out first image from DC's next upcoming animated film Justice League: War. That image showed off Batman, however it didn't give us a very good look at the way his costume will be in the newest movie. As most know by now, Justice League: War will be the first animated movie that will feature DC's New 52 complete with up to date costumes.
While we didn't get a good look at Batman's new costume, DC/WB has released a new still (shown to the right) from the movie showing off Wonder Woman's. The costume is a tad different from the comics version which covers Diana up from the chest up. They also added some sleeves to the costume as well. The image also shows off a good look at Col. Steve Trevor as well.
While there hasn't been a firm release date for the movie, Gary Miereanu recently tweeted that the movie is scheduled for early 2014. This take on the Justice League wont be like any we have seen before, mainly because they are not using all the fan favorites from previous movies. For the latest on Justice League: War, make sure to check back here at Comic Book Therapy.
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Preschool for Everyone?
Earlier this year, President Obama announced a plan to provide public pre-K education to low- and middle-income children, a proposal that has provoked debate about the actual demonstrated benefits of early education. As Freakonomics guest contributors John List and Uri Gneezy wrote here a few months ago, there's a frustrating lack of information on how effective these kinds of programs are — although List and Gneezy are trying to rectify that gap with their Chicago Heights research project.
A new working paper (abstract; PDF) by Elizabeth U. Cascio and Diane Whitmore Schanzenbach attempts to shed some light on the question by analyzing the effects of universal public preschool programs in Georgia and Oklahoma, two states that have already implemented such programs. Their findings are interesting: the programs seem to improve some outcomes for lower-income kids, but also result in higher-income families shifting kids from private to public preschool. Here's the abstract: Read More »
Where Does "Character" Come From?
A new working paper (abstract; PDF) by James Heckman and Tim Kautz looks at the relationship between "character" and student achievement as measured by test scores. Long story short: achievement tests don't necessarily measure what will often matter most once students hit the real world.
Read More »This paper reviews the recent literature on measuring and boosting cognitive and noncognitive skills. The literature establishes that achievement tests do not adequately capture character skills–personality traits, goals, motivations, and preferences–that are valued in the labor market, in school, and in many other domains. Their predictive power rivals that of cognitive skills. Reliable measures of character have been developed. All measures of character and cognition are measures of performance on some task. In order to reliably estimate skills from tasks, it is necessary to standardize for incentives, effort, and other skills when measuring any particular skill.
Character is a skill, not a trait. At any age, character skills are stable across different tasks, but skills can change over the life cycle. Character is shaped by families, schools, and social environments. Skill development is a dynamic process, in which the early years lay the foundation for successful investment in later years.
If Your Parents Drove a Ford, Do You?
Most adults have vivid memories of the cars of their childhoods — the wood-paneled station wagons (with backwards-facing rear seats, no less) or the boxy minivans in which they were driven to school or church. But how much do those memories affect people's car-buying decisions in adulthood? That's the question asked in a new paper (draft PDF; abstract) by Soren T. Anderson, Ryan Kellogg, Ashley Langer, and James M. Sallee:
Read More »We document a strong correlation in the brand of automobile chosen by parents and their adult children, using data from the Panel Study of Income Dynamics. This correlation could represent transmission of brand preferences across generations, or it could result from correlation in family characteristics that determine brand choice. We present a variety of empirical specifications that lend support to the former interpretation and to a mechanism that relies at least in part on state dependence. We then discuss implications of intergenerational brand preference transmission for automakers' product-line strategies and for the strategic pricing of vehicles to different age groups.
Why Are the Japanese No Longer Interested in Sex?
Japan's under-40s appear to be losing interest in conventional relationships. Millions aren't even dating, and increasing numbers can't be bothered with sex. For their government, "celibacy syndrome" is part of a looming national catastrophe. Japan already has one of the world's lowest birth rates. Its population of 126 million, which has been shrinking for the past decade, is projected to plunge a further one-third by 2060.
The number of single people has reached a record high. A survey in 2011 found that 61% of unmarried men and 49% of women aged 18-34 were not in any kind of romantic relationship, a rise of almost 10% from five years earlier. Another study found that a third of people under 30 had never dated at all. (There are no figures for same-sex relationships.) Although there has long been a pragmatic separation of love and sex in Japan – a country mostly free of religious morals – sex fares no better. A survey earlier this year by the Japan Family Planning Association (JFPA) found that 45% of women aged 16-24 "were not interested in or despised sexual contact." More than a quarter of men felt the same way.
The article contains a number of speculations as to cause, well worth reading. At least the Malthusians will be happy.
Paying Kids to Go to School Instead of Working
A new working paper (abstract; PDF) by Eric V. Edmonds and Maheshwor Shrestha analyzes whether schooling incentives (in the form of conditional cash transfers) effectively reduce child labor, which is a persistent problem in developing countries. Their conclusion: you get what you pay for. From the abstract:
Can efforts to promote education deter child labor? We report on the findings of a field experiment where a conditional transfer incentivized the schooling of children associated with carpet factories in Nepal. We find that schooling increases and child involvement in carpet weaving decreases when schooling is incentivized. As a simple static labor supply model would predict, we observe that treated children resort to their counterfactual level of school attendance and carpet weaving when schooling is no longer incentivized. From a child labor policy perspective, our findings imply that "You get what you pay for" when schooling incentives are used to combat hazardous child labor.
Good News for Child Obesity
We've blogged before about America's rising obesity rate and how to fight it, but the battle may have just gotten a little easier. A new report from the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) shows obesity rates dropping for low-income preschool children in 19 states between 2008 and 2011. From the Wall Street Journal:
The obesity analysis, by the federal Centers for Disease Control and Prevention in Atlanta, was based on data from 11.6 million children age 2 to 4. The survey group included children eligible for federally funded programs of maternal and child health and nutrition, such as the Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for Women, Infants and Children, known as the WIC program.
The decline was greatest in the U.S. Virgin Islands, where the obesity rate in such children fell to 11% in 2011 from 13.6% in 2008. Drops of more than one percentage point were also seen in Florida, Georgia, New Jersey, Missouri, and South Dakota.
Thomas Frieden, director of the CDC, called the results a "bright spot" and a "tipping point."
"For the first time in a generation, we're seeing it go in the right direction in 2- to 4-year-olds," he said on a conference call with reporters, calling the changes "small but statistically significant." He was quick to add, "We're very, very far from being out of the woods."
Of the 43 states measured, obesity rates for preschool children rose in 3 states and remained the same same in 21 states.
Do Baby Girls Cause Divorce? A New Freakonomics Radio Podcast
Our latest Freakonomics Radio podcast is called "Do Baby Girls Cause Divorce?" (You can subscribe at iTunes, get the RSS feed, or listen via the media player above. You can also read the transcript below; it includes credits for the music you'll hear in the episode.)
This episode was inspired by a question from a reader named John Dolan-Heitlinger, who wrote the following:
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Job Search Television Network (JSTN), a digital, multimedia platform that uses the power of video for recruitment and employer branding, today announced it has been selected by the one of the nation's largest media conglomerates to provide informative employment video content which will be featured on the organization's robust website. The new segment, which will launch in early 2013, will deliver JSTN's rich library of recruitment, cultural and career advice videos online across the U.S.
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Powered by JSTN's proprietary video player, the employment environment will provide registered job seekers with a central platform to seamlessly search for, apply and share employment opportunities across a wide variety of industries and organizations. With the ability to capture and monitor site traffic in real time, JSTN clients are then able to better track and connect with potential candidates. In addition, job seekers will have the most up to date access to the latest opportunities from top employers.
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JSTN™ (Job Search Television Network) is a digital, multimedia platform that uses the power of video for the recruitment and employer branding needs of organizations. JSTN's Job Report and Cultural Insight videos provide information on the companies behind the job. JSTN's revolutionary technology allows the video to be utilized through the employer's career site, email campaigns, and throughout all the Web's social networks, mobile devices, and through JSTN's television network. JSTN's video technology provides a revolutionary way to attract top candidates; the metrics reports are leading employers to conversion rates that are three to nine times higher than traditional sourcing. Through a unique TV news format, JSTN™ guides jobseekers to the most sought-after jobs and lucrative positions in the area. Simply put, JSTN™ is the future of job employment. To learn more, visit www.jstn.com.
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Mount Kimbie didn't exactly bury "Carbonated" the first time around. It was, after all, a lot of people's favorite track on Crooks & Lovers (me included), its fizzy beat, curly electric piano and slivered female vocal giving it a slow burn, letting it grow bigger in the mind's ear with time and repetition. So it makes a curious kind of sense that the duo would wait a year to have it keynote its own EP; this track is hard to use up, even when it's remixed twice.
Airhead drags the original's surface-noisy overlays over a trudging beat in a night-ride-home kind of way, with occasional splashes of vocals and piano to remind us of its origins. At first, Peter van Hoesen's remix doesn't seem very different for him, but the groove soon settles into something both approachable and hard-driving, as deep kick drums push hard below understated synth blips and bubbling pads. Next time I want to convince someone about van Hoesen, I'll start here.
The other remix here offers its maker even more leeway. "Adriatic" on the album is 87 seconds of interstitial guitar doodle, and in Klaus's hands it becomes bassy ambient drift. The first halves of both new tracks fall into similar terrain before acquiring beats and shuffling a little harder, with "Flux" pitch-shifting gaseous synths for its hook and "Baves Chords" sending plucked nylon strings (I think) through lots of echo.
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The owners of Seattle's most famous landmark, the Space Needle, violated federal labor law, according to an administrative law judge with the National Labor Relations Board.
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Washington lawmakers are in the home stretch — or at least they hope they are.
The current 60-day session is supposed to adjourn this coming Thursday. But the House and Senate still have to agree on an update to the two-year budget. And that's not the only major issue that remains unresolved.
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Valentina Olachenka, for example, pays $19 a month for gas to heat her house and run her stove. The average American who uses natural gas, by contrast, spends more than $100 a month.
Gas is cheap for Ukrainians because the government is paying most of the bill — 87 cents of every dollar, according to the IMF.
The subsidy used to be relatively affordable for the government, back when Russia was giving Ukraine a really good deal on its gas.
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Active Standard ASTM E727 / E727M | Developed by Subcommittee: E35.22
Book of Standards Volume: 11.05
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Significance and Use
These test method is designed principally with clay, corncob, nut shell, paper-based or sand granular carriers, and granular pesticide products, but need not be limited to these materials. There may be more appropriate test methods for other types of granular carriers or pesticide products. The differences in the following test methods are slight, but they offer a choice of a recognized test procedure.
1. Scope
1.1 This practice covers information for the design and operation of a program to monitor and control ongoing stability and precision and bias performance of selected analytical measurement systems using a collection of generally accepted statistical quality control (SQC) procedures and tools.
Note 1A complete list of criteria for selecting measurement systems to which this practice should be applied and for determining the frequency at which it should be applied is beyond the scope of this practice. However, some factors to be considered include (1) frequency of use of the analytical measurement system, (2) criticality of the parameter being measured, (3) system stability and precision performance based on historical data, (4) business economics, and (5) regulatory, contractual, or test method requirements.
1.2 This practice is applicable to stable analytical measurement systems that produce results on a continuous numerical scale.
1.3 This practice is applicable to laboratory test methods.
1.4 This practice is applicable to validated process stream analyzers.
1.5 This practice is applicable to monitoring the differences between two analytical measurement systems that purport to measure the same property provided that both systems have been assessed in accordance with the statistical methodology in Practice D 6708 and the appropriate bias applied.
Note 2For validation of univariate process stream analyzers, see also Practice D 3764.
Note 3One or both of the analytical systems in can be laboratory test methods or validated process stream analyzers.
1.6 This practice assumes that the normal (Gaussian) model is adequate for the description and prediction of measurement system behavior when it is in a state of statistical control.
Note 4For non-Gaussian processes, transformations of test results may permit proper application of these tools. Consult a statistician for further guidance and information.
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How many online 'rape threats' are created by feminists, then circulated by feminists to shame men collectively? My hunch is a substantial number, possibly the vast majority. So it's good when individual feminazis are exposed for this behaviour:
Recent Posts
- Women's Aid challenges ONS statistics on domestic violence
- The BBC's representation of NHS doctors' receptionists
- Miss Anne Dree, a supporter of #killmostmen: '@MikeBuchanan11 – die please'
- 98.3% of the women who follow The Everyday Sexism Project have problems other than men
- Anja Eriud presents her 'Stupid Irish Women of the Month' award to…
- Paul Elam: 'Anita Sarkeesian – intellectual property thief'
- The Fawcett Society: Winners of the inaugural 'Stupid Women of the Month' award
- Maria Sharapova calls for three-set Grand Slam matches for men
- BBC: When all presenters are men, it's a 'problem' to be 'fixed'. When all presenters are women it's, er, not a problem… it's to be celebrated!!!
- Erin Pizzey: 'Why I loathe feminism… and believe it will ultimately destroy the family.'
- Anja Eriud's critique of Emily Jarman's comments
- Mandatory domestic violence arrests raise death rate 400%, study finds
- Kathy Gyngell: 'It drives me mad that feminists won't fight for stay-at-home mothers'
- A young woman thanks men for…
- The importance of Emily Jarman's voice
- Divorce Corp
- Love Your Body Week: Mirrorless Monday
- Why you should sell any FTSE350 shares you own – now.
- Ally Fogg: 'Getting into bed with Christian fundamentalism: behind the APPG report'
- Globally, cancer kills 50% more men than women
- Paul Elam: '18 reasons to not give your girl a dime'
- Lord Ashcroft: The Conservatives don't attract too few women. They attract too few of everyone.
- Hannah Wallen: 'Getta Man School of Labour Management for Women'
- Perks for mothers leave their childless colleagues fuming: Two thirds say they are forced to work longer hours
- Laura Bates is helping the NUS solve 'the laddism problem'. No, seriously, she is!
- Gobby Janet Street-Porter
- Tariqka Sheffey: 'Entitlement Princess of the Month'
- Women
- Dan Perrins: 'NOTICE GIVEN: If you lie about men, I WILL expose your lies.'
- Whiny Woman of the Month: Sally Morgan, Baroness Morgan of Huyton
Campaign for Merit in Business
- Why you should sell any FTSE350 shares you own – NOW
- Our public challenge of Laura Carstensen, EHRC Commissioner
- Our public challenge of Vince Cable, Business Secretary
- If we 'need' more women in boardrooms, do we 'need' more white sprinters in the Olympics 100 metres final?
- More American and British men and women prefer male bosses to female bosses
- Our public challenges of Professor Susan Vinnicombe
- Independent: 'More than half of women are discriminated against at work'
- Why high-flying women are ditching therapists… for psychics
- Taxpayer to give extra £15,000 per year to engineering graduates… but only if they're female
- Qantas increases the number of women on its board and in its senior executive levels. Hurrah! S&P reduces Qantas's credit rating to 'junk'. Oops.
A Voice for Men
- So you think you are sexually harassed…
- International Women's Day: promoting gender war
- Feminism in a Nutshell v2.0
- Anita Sarkeesian Steals Intellectual Property, Sells It, Then Ignores Demands of Victim
- Man Up: a poetic response…
- Goshen College changes webpage demonizing men for "psychological rape"
- Challenging Dickie James, Board member of Women's Aid
- The Male Soldier
- "Don't Be That Guy" reaches University of Ottawa
- Discredited journalist attacks Bane666au with insane stupidity
Anja Eriud's blog (Men's Rights Are Human Rights)
- The SWOTMA'S – Reaching the Summit of…………Stupid Deserves an Award!
- A Bee in Her Bonnet: As Only a Feminist on a Soapbox Could Have!
- Schools Out – Forever!
- Brainwashing Dummies
- How Dare You Have an Opinion……On Me!
- Time for you to Get Back in Harness Guys – Suzanne Venker Says So!
- The "M" Word
- "I Wonder……….."
- "The Pursuit of Happyness"
- All My Heroes are Men, most of the people I despise are Women.
Janet Bloomfield
- Is women's sexuality profoundly narcissistic? That would explain a lot.
- Crisis in the Ukraine. Hey up, where you at ladies? I thought you "run the world".
- Woody Allen and the Court of Public Opinion
- Genderratic has a great post with video I want to share!
- The problem with Wendy Davis is not that she's a terrible mother, a gold-digging, possibly violent, drug taking tramp who used her husband as an ATM machine – the problem is that she's a liar. Why not own your Amazon Grrl Power Stick it to the Man Feminazi shit, Wendy?
- Five rights feminism delivered for women, but doesn't want to share with anyone else
- Male Studies? We don't need Male Studies. Because reasons.
- Hanna Rosin says we are witnessing the end of men! Oh yeah? How about we look at the facts?
- How do civilizations commit suicide? By elevating women at the expense of men. It doesn't have to be this way.
- A Christmas Letter for Fathers Alienated from their Children


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Why must we avert the genome of Eden?... in a fertilized ovum. To back up this radical conclusion, let's see some of the evidence which I've found compelling. 1. Ernst Walter Mayr's prediction In 1963 Ernst Mayr described precisely what we should find through DNA sequencing if the universal common ancestor had a simple, "bacterial" ...
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Are evolution and creationism mutually exclusive???... with appeals for falsification, no falsification has been provided. The time has come to extend this null hypothesis into a formal scientific prediction: "No non trivial algorithmic/computational utility will ever arise from chance and/or necessity alone."
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the genetic code as proof of common ancestor... about how something works AFTER it has been observed) A priori axiom- all life came about by mistakes from a fish 3.5 billion years ago. -Make a prediction based on a priori axiom AFTER an observation (that all living things have the same genetic code)-Observe same genetic code in all living ...
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Environmental restriction groups weigh in predictably
The Bush administration yeserday proposed higher fuel economy standards for light trucksi.e., SUVs and minivans. The current requirement is 21 miles per gallon for light trucks; it is scheduled to rise to 22.2 mpg for the 2007 model year. The administration's proposal would raise the 21 mpg requirement for each of five classes of light trucks, from 28.4 mpg for "small SUVs" to 21.3 mpg for "big trucks," to be phased in through 2011.
Washington Post reporter Margaret Webb Pressler, quite reasonably, included quotes from two representatives of environmental restriction groups. Eric Haxthausen of Environmental Defense of Washington said, "The proposal is almost embarrassing in terms of its effects on fuel consumption." He called the 10 billion gallons of fuel savings a "weak yardstick" because it would be spread over 15 years. Annual gasoline usage, the reporter added, was about 140 billion gallons. Pressler also quoted David J. Friedman of the Union of Concerned Scientists: "One of the fundamental problems with the system is automakers can add size, in some cases only a tiny amount, and meet a dramatically lower standard."
Friedman seems to be making a fair point, and Haxthausen's comment is within the bounds of reasonable advocacy. But one wonders whether they would have said the same if an identical proposal had been made by the Clinton administration or by a Gore or Kerry administration. Left out of the article is what I think is a useful bit of context: The Senate has rejected by wide margins higher mileage requirements. Although the administration's proposal allows "big trucks" and "pickups, large SUVs, and vans" to remain fractionally under the scheduled-for-2007 22 mpg requirement, it seems clear that the proposal will result in measurably lower gas usage than under current law. It's at least a little remarkable that a Republican administration is making such a proposal.
But don't count on spokesmen for environmental groups making favorable commentsor at least being quoted by the Post as making such comments. The environmental restriction groups raise much of their money by direct mail appeals, and direct mail appeals are most effective when they argue that the sky is falling. People employed by such groups have an institutional interest in emphasizing the negative. They have an economic interest at stake just as much as the spokesman for General Motors quoted in the article.
The SUV phenomenon is to some extent a result of a regulatory scheme that produced different mileage requirements for cars and light trucks. The difference allowed the automakers to produce what are in practice low mileage cars so long as they could be defined as light trucks, and consumers, for reasons of their own, have decided to buy these SUVs and minivans in large numbers. The environmental restriction groups are right when they argue that the regulatory scheme produced perverse incentives, and Friedman makes the same argument about the administration's proposal. But regulatory schemes often, perhaps always, produce perverse incentives. I'm inclined to think that we should have gas mileage requirements and that they should be raised from time to time (though there is a strong counterargument: lighter vehicles are less safe). But I don't think perverse incentives can be avoided, and I'm content with a proposal that seems likely on balance to produce lower gas consumption.