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Volume 1, Number 7
May 6, 2008
On April 28-29, the review team of the Higher Learning Commission (HLC) of the North Central Association (NCA) met with various groups/individuals on campus. The team member evaluating assessment was impressed with all that has been accomplished since 2004. She emphasized the importance for continued progress, to ensure that UNK will be prepared for the next regularly scheduled NCA visit in 2014. She recommended refinement of both the processes and the instruments departments/programs use in assessing student learning outcomes. In October, the Office of Assessment will provide more detailed feedback on assessment reports in order to help refine the process. Other recommendations were made for continuing the process of revising General Studies for more direct assessment of General Studies, as well as WI and CD. The team is recommending that UNK be required to provide a progress report on General Studies assessment to the HLC in 2011.
During the exit interview, reviewers informed the administration of the recommendations they will make to the HLC, who will review the information and, if in agreement, will issue the outcomes decided upon to UNK.
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During the visit to UNK, the review team from the Higher Learning Commission (HLC) of the North Central Association (NCA) also evaluated the request by UNK to expand online degree offerings. In the exit report, the NCA reviewer noted favorable progress in eCampus since the NCA visit in 2004 and indicated that they will recommend approval of the accreditation to expand online programs. "The visit went better than expected and we were all pleased with the results," explained Gloria Vavricka, Director of eCampus. If approved by the HLC, "eCampus will be able to collaborate with departments to expand UNK's online degrees and provide more opportunities to those students requesting more online offerings."
After the Faculty Senate's review of the proposed changes to the General Studies program, the Senate voted narrowly to forward the document to the General Studies Council. The Council will review the document, as well as other information from other sources, including comments and ideas from the Colleges. The work of the Council will be reported to campus in regular meeting minutes and on the GS website. The Council will look specifically at the strong points of the document and determine what concepts might best suit the students at UNK.
In mid-April over 120 people from across the University of Nebraska and the State College System attended vendor demonstrations by Oracle and Sungard. Later, four vendors made implementation presentations. Reference checks have also been completed. Over the next three weeks, various groups will submit their final rankings to help determine the best software solution. Participants hope to make a selection by the end of May so that negotiation discussions can begin. Those involved are anxious to move forward to the next phase of the project.
Tomorrow, the Military Science Program will mark the return of Army ROTC to UNK. A UH-60 (Blackhawk) helicopter will land at 10 a.m. on the practice field, just west of COE, carrying ROTC cadre from Lincoln, officials from the Nebraska National Guard, and the UNK ROTC guidon. Lieutenant Colonel Elizabeth Cisne, Professor of Military Science at UNL, will present the guidon to Chancellor Kristensen who will then pass it to UNK ROTC cadre. The passing of the guidon will be followed by a short question and answer session. UNK Faculty and staff are invited to attend and are asked to gather on the sidewalk south of URS until the helicopter has landed.
Curt Coffman will be speaking at Friday's commencement. He is a native of Kearney, a graduate of Kearney High, and a 1984 graduate of Kearney State College with a B.S. in Psychology. Visit www.curtcoffman.com for more information about him.
Outstanding Student Achievements
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Markieff Morris has joined the Phoenix Suns' starting lineup just in time for his first game in his hometown.
The second-year forward has been impressive in his first two starts of the season heading into Sunday night's opener of a six-game trip against the Philadelphia 76ers.
Coach Alvin Gentry replaced Jared Dudley with Morris this week and Phoenix (6-7) has won both games since that change. Morris made 9 of 13 shots for 19 points Wednesday in a 114-87 rout of Portland and was 9 of 12 for a career-high 23 on Friday in a 111-108 overtime victory over New Orleans.
"I mean it's different, it's a little different, but coach put it on me to be a starter," Morris said. "You know I have been waiting to be a starter and I need to produce and that is what I am doing."
The Philly native came off the bench for nine points in his second career game when he faced the 76ers at home as a rookie last Dec. 28. This is his first game at the Wells Fargo Center.
Morris and the Suns are starting a trip that will cover 6,301 miles as they try to improve on a 1-4 road mark. They are looking to avoid the same bad habits they have shown at home, where they have fallen behind by double digits in seven of eight games.
"I think we just need to pick up the intensity," Morris said. "Early in the game we come out sluggish and you know teams get up on us, but it's something we're working on and we just gotta keep working."
Phoenix has dropped all three meetings with Philadelphia (7-6) since the 76ers hired Doug Collins, who had Gentry as one of his assistants during their time with Detroit.
The 76ers fell for the first time in four games against Western Conference foes with Saturday's 116-109 overtime home loss to Oklahoma City. They surrendered their highest point total and allowed the Thunder to shoot 49.5 percent - the best mark by a Philadelphia opponent in 2012-13.
Thaddeus Young had a season-high 29 points and career-high 15 boards, Evan Turner scored a season-best 26 points and Jrue Holiday handed out 13 assists but it wasn't enough against the high-powered Thunder.
"We had some guys play great, great games, fought, competed, played great," said Collins, whose club is seeking to avoid its first three-game slide. "Evan, Thad were terrific."
Holiday is averaging career highs of 17.5 points and 8.9 assists, although he is also committing a league-worst 4.5 turnovers per game.
Sixers starting guard Jason Richardson left Saturday with a sprained ankle. The former Sun's status is uncertain after he did not see action in the second half.
Dorrell Wright started four games earlier this season when Richardson was out with the same injury. Philadelphia won't use any absences or fatigue as excuses Sunday.
"That's why we have a team," Young said. "We have other guys that can step in and fulfill roles and go out there and play the game of basketball and hopefully go in and give us a little rest time."
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Some unintended fallout from President Obama's economic stimulus package may be fewer donations to charities. Nonprofits have already been facing tough times in recent months, some because of their association with Bernie Madoff, some simply because of the economy. Those who are making less money are giving less money, a situation that could be exacerbated by the economic stimulus package which bars firms that accept federal bailout funds from paying their top earners exorbitant bonuses. The Wall Street Journal reports that Americans gave more than $300 billion to charity in 2007 and that much of that may have come from the big bosses on Wall Street. Some nonprofit leaders are worried that the financial restrictions imposed by the stimulus package could mean that executives will give less. Some of the richest executives also funnel money through private foundations. Even executives in companies that aren't accepting bailouts may feel less inclined to donate because of the fear that their own financial situation is far from secure. The trend isn't just affecting New York charities. In Detroit, museums, shelters and other nonprofits are struggling without the largess of the executives at some of the big auto firms. While the stimulus package will offer support for some nonprofits those who've been depending on the big salaries of others may be preparing for lean months ahead.


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CITY OF LIGHT: "It's my first Paris show," enthused Alexander Wang, invited to Valentino on Tuesday by his stylist friend Karl Templer. Besides selling his collection to buyers here, the New York-based designer went to the famous Clingancourt market and scored some lamps. "It puts New York flea markets to shame, I have to say, but they only take cash."
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text: It's funny what kind of a difference a few hours makes. Saturday morning in Dallas, all anyone could talk about was the Western 125cc series resuming, and the two-point difference in the title chase between Andrew Short and Grant Langston, Davi Millsaps' move to the 250cc (450cc) class, and the car accident that the SoBe/Samsung Mobile 250F guys, Jake Weimer and Billy Laninovich, were involved in on Thursday evening, sending Weimer to the hospital. By the end of the day, the only talk was about RC's crash, Stewart's crash, and Reed's second win of the season."Well, we were here on Thursday for Press Day, so the whole gang was here, and on Thursday night, most of the staff that was here went to dinner over by our hotel, and Jake and Billy left to go back to the hotel, and that street right there is kind of curvy and lined with trees, and it had been raining," said SoBe/Samsung Mobile team manager JC Waterhouse. "The locals tell me that the streets get pretty slippery because it doesn't rain a lot. Jake doesn't remember – he was driving – but I guess they got sideways, got out of control, and couldn't get it back and hit a tree. He's got, I believe, two fractures – one on his left cheek and one near his left eye. They haven't determined if he's going to need surgery yet. Other than his face being pretty swollen, he's fine." We followed up with Waterhouse on Monday, and he indicated that Weimer is going to need surgery to repair the fracture near his eye, which occurred when his head hit the tree (which apparently hit directly on the driver-side door). As of now, no one knows for sure how long Weimer will be out. The good news, if there can be any, for the team, though, is that Billy Laninovich came away pretty much unscathed from the accident, and Joaquim Rodrigues started riding this past weekend. Although Rodrigues says his broken leg is still a little sensitive, he hopes to be ready to go by Hangtown.Unfortunately for one of the main story subjects, Davi Millsaps only lasted one practice session on Saturday on his CRF450R, as he posted the sixth-fastest time but went down, hurting his knee. "I don't know, I came into the corner and the front end washed out, and that's all I know," Millsaps said. "I crashed in a right-hand corner and hurt my left knee. Go figure." Millsaps said he plans to have an MRI this week to determine if he'll be able to race in Seattle.Andrew Short had a simple strategy going into Dallas. "I'm just looking at it one race at a time," Short said. "That's how I got here, and I've been trying to stick to my same program ever since I went on the break. I'm pretty confident that I have what it takes to win it. It's a good position to be in with 2 points ahead, but at the same time, I know there's four or five guys that can win tonight, and three or four guys who are still in this championship, so I'm going to try and ride as hard as I can tonight and put myself in a good position once the gate drops, then I'll be good."But Grant Langston wasn't stoked with the 10-week layoff from racing. "The break was, in my opinion, just too long," Langston said. "I'm glad I won't have to go through that again. So, in a way it kind of sucks, because you go six rounds in a row and you're getting in that groove and you're starting to figure out who the contenders in the championship are and everything, and all of a sudden, you just put the brakes on. Then that happens for 10 weeks. That was really tough. Then you do some outdoor riding and some testing and stuff, but you kind of feel like you lose a bit of your focus. It's almost like when you have an injury and you're away from the sport for so long. I didn't like it, but at the same time, we got to do some outdoor stuff, and even some more supercross testing to try and improve the bikes even more and help us on the starts, possibly. All in all, it was all right, but I'm glad I won't have to do that again."There have been rumors floating around for years about Mitch Payton wanting to start a Pro Circuit premier-class team. He may be getting closer to getting that to happen. According to the rumors, he doesn't want to do it at all unless he has top talent on the team. Top talent like Langston, for example. "Right now, it's just a lot of talk and something that's in the works," Grant said. "Obviously, they've got to figure out if they're going to do the team or not, but Mitch and I are pretty close, and I'm glad we've been able to talk and just say to each other what his plan is, and what mine is. We've spoken and whatever, and he knows that I would like to stay here. I've got good relationships, and I've had a lot of success and a lot of fun here, and if I could carry on the relationship, I'd be only too happy to. But nothing's always just that easy. For him to put it together and have everyone come on board, and then getting the support from the manufacturers and the outside money that would most likely come from Monster, there's a lot of little loose ends for them to sort out first before you can even sit down and start negotiating. They've got to know what they can offer and everything. To cut a long story short, I've enjoyed being here, and I think Mitch has enjoyed having me around, and we would like to continue our relationship."Speaking of team changes, David Vuillemin was spotted cruising the pits with his lovely wife Erica and his two children. Apparently, DV has a Yamaha 450 to ride in the AMA Nationals, but he doesn't have a team to truck it around for him just yet. Once he gets it figured out, look for DV to be competitive come Hangtown.Rockstar Suzuki's Ryan Mills is going to be joining Sean Hamblin on 450s for the outdoors. "The team wants me and Hamblin to ride 450s outdoors, and that's all right with me – I feel more comfortable on a bigger bike anyway," Mills said. "I'm just really looking forward to it. I've been busy testing and stuff, and the bikes are great. RG3 and Bill's are really putting together a great bike, and it's an awesome 450 to ride. I'm really excited. A month ago, they asked me if I wanted to do it, and I had no problems with that at all. I've always loved riding the big bikes. I'm really excited to do it." He's going to have to change up his training a bit for the bigger bike. "We just upped it a little bit, you know, since it's a little bigger bike and it's a little heavier and stuff like that," he said. "I just got a new trainer, and I've been working really hard with her, and it's coming together really good right now. I'm really looking forward to Hangtown."Travis Preston will likely be severing his relationship with troubled gear manufacturer Alloy for the Nationals. "I think for outdoors, I'm going to try and wear Fox," Preston said. "Alloy is pretty much nothing anymore, and they've been really good about paying me and everything, and they said if I want, I can wear another gear. So I decided to wear Fox, because Fox already sponsors Honda anyways. So it's kind of making everybody happy. I got somebody bringing gear to the track for me every weekend, and it just makes my life a little bit easier."Chad Reed scored his second win of the season, once again at just the right time, and he moved to within two points of series leader Ricky Carmichael with two rounds to go. Now, he controls his own destiny for the championship. Beat Carmichael in the next two races, and the championship is his. "I think that when you have three guys that really want to win, and when you're going that speed on these bikes, things can happen," Reed said. "Honestly, it's been a really tough season for me. I've been off the pace, and I've been struggling with that. I think it's nice to take wins, but on the other hand, I'd like to earn it. I just felt like I had some decent lines, and unfortunately he crashed, and I capitalized on their mistakes again."After the break, he doesn't seem to be bothered by his separated shoulder too much anymore. "My shoulder's pretty much 90%," Reed said. "I don't feel like I'm as strong as I want to be, but pain-wise I'm good. It doesn't hurt at all. I don't try to be careful because of it. There's just three races to go – two now – and it's time to do this. I need to win."He didn't ride much during the break, which aided his healing. "I took the whole first week off, and then the first weekend, I moved into my new house in Florida and I was kind of excited about that, and I just hung out," Reed said. "I really needed that break. The later part of the next week, I worked, and I got to ride 4 times between the break and now, so I think that helped a little bit."Early in the race, Reed was actually catching RC and Stewart. "I was just happy at that point to be in the battle," he said. "I think this year's been tough for me to not have their pace. I was just happy to be there, and I just wanted to find some good lines and try and go forward. I found the line that we all pretty much ended up using in the whoops by the second or third lap, and those guys were trying to make the right side work. I felt that I could be fast, and I was working it out, and it worked out for me. I put some good laps together and got a win."Stewart had the lead early on, but threw it away in a crash. This time, though, he got his KX450F started relatively quickly and got going – unlike St. Louis. "I was behind Ricky the first couple laps, and I was making a few mistakes, and he was kind of holding me up a little bit and I was making a few mistakes going through the whoops, and I went around him through there, and I heard the next lap, he crashed. I looked at that line on the parade lap, and it was about a tire-length wide, and I didn't really want to go over there until I really needed to, and I tried making a pass going down the line he was going, but it wasn't going to work. So I just went over there, and it was good – I was at like mach 3 going through that thing, and I guess he tried it the next lap and went into the boat, so…"He passed Carmichael earlier in the race than in the past, such as in San Diego. "I think that in San Diego, we were a little closer in speed, and I feel like these last four weekends, I've been pretty fast, where he was way behind and couldn't see my lines," Stewart said. "So he was just kind of holding me up a little bit and I was making mistakes, so I just felt that this time I was going to try to get in front of him and hopefully just pull away."He said he's not worried about points. "If I was worried about that [the points], I'd be winning the points right now," Stewart said. "Going back to St. Louis, the series would've been totally different if I would've just stayed up there. I knew he went down – actually, I didn't know if it was him or Chad, because I knew the crowd went wild, and I came around the next lap and didn't see him on me. Chad was riding good tonight, though, so I had to keep the pace up."Nick Wey grabbed his third podium finish of the year, giving him more podiums than any other rider besides the "big three". "It was definitely a tough race," Wey said. "I kind of got a gift with Ricky crashing, and that's definitely unusual for him to miss a podium. But I rode as hard as I could, and a break went my way, so I couldn't be more pumped for my team, and I'm really looking forward to the next two races."Wey was sporting a new haircut that resembled a mohawk. "Well, I had three rounds to go and it's getting real tight in points, and I had to regroup a little bit, so it's more like a pissed-off buzzcut," Wey said.Wey even poked some fun at Tyler Evans, whom he battled with in their heat race. Evans has a habit of losing his jersey before, during or after a race. "Yeah, when he was in front of me, I think his jersey snaps off or something – it's flying everywhere – so I was trying to duck it," Wey joked. "I didn't know when it was coming, but he rides pretty well sometimes, so I was just trying to hold the inside."Ryan Villopoto was fast all day in Dallas, and in the end, he scored his first career SX win. Not for nothin', but after being second in just about every Amateur National class he raced – many times behind Mike Alessi – Villopoto got it done before his old rival Alessi. "Anaheim I went good – I got a podium there – but from there, I haven't got a podium since until tonight," Villopoto said. "I pulled off the win in the heat race and had a pretty good battle there, and I tried to carry it over into the main. We're doing outdoor testing, and I think we're done with outdoor testing, and this last week, we did all supercross, and I think it worked out for me."Villopoto nearly fell in the whoops on the last lap. "Actually, coming so close to the finish line, I just tried to jump through them, and it didn't work out too well – I got a little sideways, and I just pulled it back in and tried to make it to the finish line before I crashed," Villopoto said.Andrew Short handled the championship pressure well, and he left Dallas with four points to spare over Langston in Seattle. That means that all he has to do is finish second or better, and no matter what happens with Langston, Short will win his first title. "I knew Grant would be strong, as was Ryan, and I expected Nathan Ramsey to be up there as well – he has a lot of experience," Short said. "But I knew it was going to be a fight, and I knew the start was going to be important, but I felt really strong tonight and I knew if I rode 15 laps like I knew I could, I would be where I needed to be. I didn't get the best of starts, but I made the best of it and I worked through those guys fairly quick. Ryan got away and rode a great race, but second, for the situation, was pretty good for me."Jeremy McGrath was present in Dallas giving Short pep-talks. "Jeremy's a great asset to Honda, and he's a great asset to me as well," Short said. "He's the king, and he's won so many times, there's a lot of advice to give. It's awesome to be up there on the line or getting ready and getting focused, and he's telling me to relax and, `You know you put the time in.' Just the things he says, he's such a positive person, and it's good to have that atmosphere, and you know you can listen to him because he is the man. It's a good thing to have over there at Honda."Grant Langston recovered from Short's first-lap stuff move to finish third, but the damage may already be done. He wasn't happy. "No, definitely not. More than one reason," Langston said. "Obviously, the points are pretty close, so that's an important thing, and just the way I rode, I felt like I rode way too tight. Maybe not racing for this long break kind of maybe caught up with me. I don't know. The track was kind of awkward tonight and I couldn't really get a flow going, and I lost too much time to those guys in the beginning. In the first five laps, I got pushed around too much and lost a bunch of other positions, which cost me time. Then I slowly started eating into the lead a little bit, but it was never enough, and then we all got held up by lappers. They seemed to be really bad this evening."Langston got some arm-pump once he was in third and chasing Short. "I think before halfway in the race, I was starting to get a little bit tight," Langston said. "It was really just in my throttle hand, but unfortunately, that's a tough one to deal with. I just never really felt like I got in my groove, and it was pretty frustrating."There were no team orders for Villopoto to follow. "It was every man for himself," Langston said. "As you can see, he won everything this evening, so it was a good night for him. Ryan rode really good, and he got two good starts and rode really good. I'm sure he's really stoked to get his first win. Actually, 5 years ago, my first win was here, so it's kind of unique. But there were no team orders, it was just to go out and race."


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One Heart World-Wide trains local providers and provide outreach to local communities to insure that pregnant women and their newborns survive pregnancy and delivery. All of our programs are culturally adapted to the local context and designed and implemented in collaboration with the local communities.
The population of Dolpa district consists of about 40,000 people living in very remote rural communities in the foothills of the Himalayas. Most women have no pregnancy-related contact with modern health services and maternity services are under-utilized and low in quality. About 90% of all deliveries occur at home and less than 5% of all deliveries are attended by trained personnel.
One Heart World-Wide will train 300 community health volunteers and 10 midwifes in life-saving skills for pregnancy and delivery. We also provide equipment to our trainees, equip 4 birthing centers in remote locations and facilitate emergency evacuation of obstetric emergencies. The trained personnel encourages and facilitates the access of pregnant women to essential services for pregnancy and delivery.
Our programs aim to increase by at least 30% the following proportions; women who receive at least three prenatal care visits; women who are taking prenatal supplements; and deliveries attended by a trained birth attendants. Among the women who deliver at home, we are aiming to increase the number of women delivering with a clean and safe birth kit by at least 50%.
Total Funding Received to Date: $2,550 Remaining Goal to be Funded: $2,450 Total Funding Goal: $5,000
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The Carmignac Gestion Foundation will sponsor the Apichatpong Weerasethakul, « Primitive »exhibition to be held at the Musée d'Art Moderne de Paris from 1er October 2009 to 3 January 2010.
ARC, the contemporary department, presents Primitive, a recent work by Apichatpong Weerasethakul, the acclaimed Thai artist and film-maker.
Drawing on sources of inspiration ranging from Buddhism to popular culture, from soap operas to folklore, Apichatpong Weerasethakul's videos focus on individual and collective memory. Endowed with very real artistic and visual qualities, they also explore the present Thai cultural system.
The exhibition features eight short works shot in Nabua, a village in north-east Thailand which had been occupied by the Thai army from the 1960's to the 1980's to control communist insurgents.
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This table compares our computer simulations of a team's odds to survive the Elite Eight to the public's opinion, as reported by national bracket contests. Differences in these two numbers can reveal the most underrated and overrated teams.
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Netvibes, maker of the single-page aggregator (or metagator) that I favor, is making an aggressive announcement at the Web 2.0 Expo. The company is launching the "Netvibes Universes" project. It's a simple technical improvement to the current service, but it's a bit of a business coup.
Netvibes Universes allows content creators to create custom Netvibes aggregation pages. What's technically new is that content owners can now customize the look and feel of their pages, and publish them as standalone Web pages with semifriendly URLs (for example: www.netvibes.com/icecube). Fully friendly URLS--in other words, custom Web addresses--will come later.
The business coup is that Netvibes signed up over 100 publishing partners, including recording artists like Mandy Moore and 50 Cent, and major media like Time, USA Today, and The Washington Post. All their Netvibes pages will be available on Monday.
It's hard to say if the Universes pages be better than their publishers' own home pages. They are different. A custom-designed home page can really stand out, but with more people finding content through "side doors" like blog posts, Digg, and aggregators like Netvibes, the front pages of content sites matter less than they used to. It makes sense, then, for some publishers to use off-the-shelf services like Universes to publish front pages that are almost as attractive, and far easier to modify, than all the individually coded front pages that sites now support.
Netvibes told me that it will make the Universes functionality available to all its users by June. At the moment, it's possible for ordinary Netvibes users to share a Netvibes page only with other users, and you can't customize the page nor specify a standalone URL for it.
In related news, Netvibes competitor Pageflakes is releasing its Flurry feature at Web 2.0 Expo. By interviewing you about your location and your interests, this update makes it even easier to get started with the service. I interviewed Pageflakes CEO Dan Cohen in February. It's a great product--I'd use it if I wasn't already hooked on Netvibes.
Both Netvibes and Pageflakes make better start pages than the majors (Yahoo, Microsoft, and Google), although in the long run that won't matter because the big guys can easily grab the lion's share of traffic. For that reason I think Netvibes' direction is very smart. Instead of focusing on making a better product for individuals, the company is now embarking on a business-to-business strategy, too, and hopes to reach new users not only directly, but through its business clients.
Read on for more preview screenshots from Netvibes.
Social networking and content-hosting site eSnips has rolled out a new feature in time for Web 2.0 Expo: eSnips Multi-Channel Radio plays music uploaded to the site by users.
Currently the channels are organized by music genre, but eventually users will be able to create their own personal radio station, which can include material across multiple genres of music.
All original material hosted on the site is eligible to be played on the channels. Users can "favorite" a song and rate whether they liked it or hated it. Each channel in a genre plays the 40 most … Read more
Several prominent personalities in the Web 2.0 media space have taken more than a passing interest in Justin.TV. Geek bloggers Chris Pirillo and Robert Scoble, as well as Jeremiah Owyang of the Web Strategies blog (and an advisor to Scoble's company, PodTech.net) have set up their own livecasts using the streaming service UStream. (To find their shows, search for their names on the site.)
Their streams are not what I would call must-see. The other day I watched Scoble drive from his home in Half Moon Bay to his wife's relative's house in Merced. … Read more
Video hosting and sharing service Viddler has undergone a facelift this morning just in time for the Web 2.0 Expo. Embedded videos now have Viddler branding, and a new drop-down menu filled with sharing and embedding options. Users are also now able to comment on video clips, not just certain moments of a video.
What's neat about the update player is that it takes the community experience that you get on Viddler, and puts it on any site where a player is embedded. Anyone with a Viddler username and password can login from the embed, and add or browse comments, tags or notes. Pretty neat.
I've embedded an example video below. Previous Viddler coverage here.
Related: divShare adds video to file hosting service
UPDATE: Added Viddler's self-made explanatory video after the jump. We see quite a few screencasts here at Webware, and this is one of the better ones out there.… Read more
We're kicking off the first user-generated Web 2.0 awards program: The Webware 100.
Why? Because there are more new sites and services than any mortal can possibly process, much less evaluate. And because the community of Webware users, in the aggregate, has a very good idea of what works and what's worth your time. This awards program will collate and organize that wisdom.
The Webware 100 will have 10 categories (see end of post), and there will be 10 winners in each. Here's how the awards program will work:
The program kicks off April 16 with … Read more
Ignite finished strong with presentations from Justin.tv, RobotReplay, and Omnidrive.
Justin Kan of Justin.tv talked about how easy it is to promote your site or product with the right strategy. It also doesn't hurt to have a camera hooked to a laptop, with an EV-DO connection streaming every second of your life. Our previous Justin.tv coverage here and here. Surreal moment of the talk? Checking Justin.tv and seeing him talking to us. Creepy
Andre Charland discussed the difficulty of launching his new site RobotReplay, which lets Web site owners keep track of where their visitors … Read more
I'm at O'Reilly's Web 2.0 Expo kick-off, called Ignite--which is what most speakers are doing to the microphone. The premise is simple, you've got 20 slides, and each one automatically advances every 15 seconds.The result? Speakers sound like they're running a live auction.
Notably, ZDNet's Ryan Stewart gave us a brief overview of his blog, Advancing User Experience with Rich Internet Applications, and told the audience we should keep our eyes on Adobe's Apollo (previous coverage).
Christy Canida of Instructables talked about how user-submitted designs for toys have been so successful … Read more
I got a chance to sit down with the founders of the people search engine, Spock, in advance of the company's grand unveiling, which will be during the LaunchPad sessions at the Web 2.0 Expo. Spock is Yet Another Search Engine, but it's an important one--it searches for people. You type in a name and it will show you everything it knows about that person and where it found the data. Or, if you search on a term, it will find people that match it. For example, search for "boxer," and Mohammad Ali shows up, … Read more
Several exhibitors at next week's Web 2.0 Expo are recreating the desktop workspace experience by using new Web technologies such as Ajax and Adobe Flex. This isn't a new idea, but what is interesting is how many of them have forgone creating their own tools and stuck to integrating existing Web services in a stylized portal platform.
Zcubes attempts to emulate a desktop workspace with nearly 30 different tools that mimic desktop applications. With most of the tools relegated to things like casual drawing, comic strips, and Web browsing, the emphasis of the suite is fun.


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Editors of The New York Times write: ". . . the message from Iowa was crystal clear: Mitt Romney, Rick Santorum, Ron Paul, Jon Huntsman Jr., Newt Gingrich and Rick Perry all stand ready to restrict a woman's right to make her own childbearing decisions and deny essential health care to millions of women."
Read More...Amanda Marcotte on Pandagon: "PZ Myers has a really cool blog post up now about a new theory of menstruation put out in a paper by Emera, Romero, and Wagner, who appear to be actual biologists.... It's one of those things I want to flag for feminists particularly, because I think really understanding the scientific discourse around human female biology can go a long way to chilling some of the uglier debates that go on about 'nature' and things like reproduction, menstruation, etc."
Read More...Jezebel: "A group of nurses have sued for their right to refuse to participate in abortions, citing their anti-choice stance as reason enough to decline to care for women who have elected to terminate a pregnancy... But they're not being forced to help out with the procedure at all — nope, these nurses are citing their moral beliefs as justification for refusing to care for women before or after having abortions."
Read More...Catherine Pearson for Huffington Post: "Indeed, male birth control is a key focus of the Future of Contraception Initiative, which kicks off Saturday and is sponsored by the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation. Researchers will be grappling with safe, realistic options that might soon be available -- expanding our current scant array of condom or vasectomy."
Read More...Matthew Perrone for the Republic: "Safety concerns with the popular Birth control pill Yaz increased Thursday as federal Health scientists reported that the Bayer drug and other newer Birth control treatments appear to increase the risk of dangerous blood clots more than older Medications."
Read More...NOW Action Vice President Erin Matson's article for the Huffington Post about the importance of Love Your Body Day.
Read More...Nadia Goodman for YouBeauty.com: "Which TV show do you think would help improve your body image: 'How to Look Good Naked,' which encourages real women to love their bodies, or 'America's Next Top Model,' which parades skinny, young girls hoping to become the next Tyra?
Sound like a no-brainer? It's not.
New research coming out next year in the Journal of Social and Clinical Psychology, finds that TV shows promoting positive body image actually have the opposite effect -- a conclusion most people wouldn't expect."
Robin S. Rosenberg for the Huffington Post: "It's not uncommon for women (or even men) to bond with each other over the travails of their appearance: their hair, their clothes, their weight, their fat. Sound familiar? If so, take note. The week of Oct. 16-22 is Fat Talk Free Week. It's a week in which people are encouraged to stop their 'fat talk.' What is fat talk? It's comments like 'I feel so fat in these clothes,' or 'do I look fat?' It can also be saying to someone else, 'You look great, did you lose weight?' This implies that lost weight is the metric of looking good."
Read More...Laura Hambleton for the Washington Post: "Health officials say such smoothing products, often known as Brazilian treatments, may pose a hazard to stylists and users alike. That's because most of them contain formaldehyde or chemicals that release formaldehyde, which has been identified as a cancer risk."
Read More...Carla K. Johnson for the Associated Press: "Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius told abortion rights supporters at a Chicago fundraiser Wednesday that Republicans want to roll back women's health gains 50 years."
Read More...Stefanie Weiss writing for the Washington Post: "This fall, the feminist classic celebrates its 40th anniversary — and 4 million copies sold — by publishing another in a line of updated editions. Written once again by the Boston Women's Health Book Collective with help from hundreds of laypeople and experts, the book continues the traditions that made it a groundbreaking success; earlier this year, Time magazine listed it as one of the 'best and most influential' 100 nonfiction books of our times."
Read More...Michael Virtanen writing for the Huffington Post: "A panel advising Gov. Andrew Cuomo on ways to revamp Medicaid has proposed that the program that pays for low-income residents' health care cover surgery and therapy for transgender New Yorkers."
Read More...Meghan Casserly writing for Forbes magazine: "Eating disorders including anorexia nervosa, bulimia nervosa and more recently orthorexia have long been associated with body-conscious teenage girls. In recent years, however, treatment centers have seen a significant uptick in the number of women seeking treatment later in life—from 30s to 60s. The Renfrew Center, the country's first and largest residential treatment network has reported an increase of over 42% in the past five years."
Read More...Valeria Marchetti writing for Women's e News: "In conjunction with fashion week in Italy, the cover of fashion magazine Vogue features a model with a Photoshop waistline inspired by the Guinness Book of World Records. An editor defends the image and denies it could cause any harm."
Read More...Denise Grady writing for the New York Times: "During a debate last week for Republican presidential candidates and in interviews after it, Representative Michele Bachmann called the vaccine to prevent cervical cancer "dangerous." Medical experts fired back quickly. Her statements were false, they said, emphasizing that the vaccine is safe and can save lives. Mrs. Bachmann was soon on the defensive, acknowledging that she was not a doctor or a scientist.
But the harm to public health may have already been done. When politicians or celebrities raise alarms about vaccines, even false alarms, vaccination rates drop."


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The conference and exhibit hall will showcase market trends and opportunities, as well as the economic and environmental benefits of liquefied natural gas fuel use in trucking and other applications.
Greater than ever before, LNG has the opportunity to win heavy-duty transportation markets as fleets of trucks, ships, locomotives and power units search for low-cost, clean and secure fuel. Barriers to entry are falling one after another as innovations are made in engine technologies and infrastructure and as Fortune 500 companies make commitments to the fuel. LNG is now recognized as an expedient solution for trade imbalances, jobs, pollution and greenhouse gas emissions.


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When you think of smog, Los Angeles or Phoenix probably come to mind. But right now, the worst air in the country is actually hovering over Salt Lake City, and it could mean big changes for life there.
The Utah city known for its clear skies and white capped mountains is now choking on a heavy blanket of smog. The Environmental Protection Agency says this month Salt Lake City has the worst air quality in the country. Dr. Ellie Brownstein, of Utah Physicians for Healthy Environment, a civic organization, said, "If you can see it you probably don't want to breathe it. We've had a long string of this. It really doesn't give our lungs a chance to heal and do well."
The problem is caused by what's called a temperature inversion. When the valley surrounding Salt Lake City is colder than the sunny mountain areas above it. That warm air aloft acts like a lid, trapping the cold air and pollution over the city. Soot from car exhaust and industrial emissions creates the toxic smog.
The EPA cutoff for clean air is 35 micrograms of pollution per cubic meter. Salt Lake City hit 130 micrograms Wednesday last week.
More than 100 Utah doctors are calling on state leaders to declare a public health emergency. They want to lower highway speed limits to 55 and shut down incinerator-based businesses that cause industrial pollution.
Brownstein said, "If mass transit were free throughout the winter so people would be encouraged to use that we'd have less cars on the road, if we had a wood-burning ban in effect, that would be a huge amount less particulate matter that doesn't sit in the valley."
The Utah Governor's Office sent out a statement saying, "While the current air quality does not meet legal criteria to declare an official public health emergency, we should all be actively doing our part to minimize emissions."
For now, doctors are telling people not to exercise outdoors to avoid breathing the air.
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The identities of those killed in the overnight Posey County house fire have been released.
27-year-old Amanda Robb, her 5-year-old daughter Aubrey Robb, and her 15-year-old nephew Bailey Robb died in the overnight house fire.
Two others were taken to the hospital.The Posey Co. autopsies are underway. The causes of death could be released in a few hours.
The fire broke out around 12:30 a.m. on Friday morning at 1129 Mulberry St. in Mt Vernon.
Fire crews from Mt. Vernon Fire Department and Black Township Fire Department responded to the scene.
They tell us that cold weather and snow caused obstacles for fire crews. They were able to put the fire completely out around 5 A.M.
The city's Fire Chief, Wes Dixon, tells us that there were a total of eight people at the home. We're told they are all related.
The 1000 block of Mulberry Street will remain closed for the rest of the morning.
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Massachusetts Law About Drunk Driving
Massachusetts Laws
- MGL c.90, s.24: Drunk Driving
- MGL c.90, s.24D: Probation, alcohol education, alcohol treatment
- MGL c.90, s.24I-24X: Additional drunk driving provisions.
- MGL c.90, s.24-1/2 Ignition Interlock Devices
Massachusetts Regulations
- 501 CMR 2: Safe Roads (Breath Testing)
- 540 CMR 25: Ignition Interlock Devices
Massachusetts Court Rules
District Court Standing Order 1-08: Petitions for Judicial Review of License Suspension for Chemical Test Refusal
Jury Instructions
Criminal Model Jury Instruction 5.300: Operating Under the Influence of Intoxicating Liquor or with a Blood Alcohol Level of .08% or Greater, Mass. District Court, revised May 2011.
Selected Case Law
Commerce Insurance v. Ultimate Livery, Inc., 452 Mass. 639 (2008). A limousine company "owed a duty to the plaintiffs to avoid discharging a passenger who they knew, or should have known, was intoxicated and likely to drive an automobile," where passengers who had been drinking were dropped in a parking lot at 2 am, got in a car and drove, resulting in a fatal accident, and thus the company could be tried for negligence.
Commonwealth v. Colturi, 448 Mass. 809 (2007). Prosecutors need not introduce expert testimony extrapolating from blood alcohol level at the time of the test to the level at the time of the stop, "so long as the test is conducted within a reasonable period of time after the driver's last operation of the vehicle."
Commonwealth v. Gibson, 82 Mass. App. Ct. 834 (2012). Instruction on absence of breathalyzer evidence. Where "no breathalyzer test report or results were admitted in evidence, a substantial risk of a miscarriage of justice arose from the judge's erroneous limiting instruction that, in addition to appropriately instructing the jury that they were not to consider any absence of breathalyzer evidence, informed them that a person does not have to take a breathalyzer test."
Commonwealth v. Maloney, 447 Mass. 577 (2006). Upheld the portions of Melanie's Law dealing with proof of prior convictions. "We hold that the application of § 6A of Melanie's Law, St. 2005, c. 122, § 6A, as construed in this opinion, to the defendant's G. L. c. 278, § 11A, proceeding does not violate the ex post facto, due process, or confrontation clauses of the Federal or State Constitutions."
Commonwealth v. Steele, 455 Mass. 209 (2009). 501 CMR 2.57 [Reg. is now at 501 CMR 2.15] is valid and controlling and where two samples "differ within +/- 0.02 blood alcohol content units, the lower of the two adequate breath samples shall be taken as the individual under arrest's blood alcohol level."
Commonwealth v. Zeininger, 459 Mass. 775 (2011). "The certification and supporting records were created as part of a regulatory program providing standardized mechanisms for the routine maintenance of all breathalyzer machines throughout the Commonwealth. Given this fact, we conclude that they were admissible in evidence as business records pursuant to G.L. c. 233, § 78, and were not testimonial statements within the scope of protection afforded by the confrontation clause of the Sixth Amendment to the United States Constitution."
Souza v. Registrar of Motor Vehicles, 462 Mass. 227 (2012). An "admission to sufficient facts" did not count as a previous conviction and thus the registrar lacked the authority to suspend the driver's license for more than 180 days.
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Approved Breath Testing Instruments, State Police Office of Alcohol Testing, Nov. 2012.
Ignition Interlock Devices, Registry of Motor Vehicles. Explains some of the details of who needs a device, how to obtain one, and how they work.
Regulations for Blood Analysts, Mass. State Police. Regulations promulgated under 501 C.M.R. § 2.29 cover certification requirements and laboratory procedures for analyzing blood alcohol levels.
Other Web Resources
Chapter 122 of the Acts of 2005: "Melanie's Law," Mass. District Court Transmittal 918, April 5, 2006. A substantial (42-page) document, presents valuable information about Mass. drunk driving laws in a largely question and answer format.
Melanie's Law Summary, Registry of Motor Vehicles. Includes tables outlining the penalties under the new law.
Repeat Drunken Driving Slowed: Arrest Statistics Show Law Appears to be Working, Boston Globe, Sept. 14, 2006. Summarizes statistical changes in eleven months since implementation of Melanie's Law.
Print Sources
Drunk Driving Defense (Mass. Practice v.50), MCLE, 2004 with supplement.
Representing the OUI Client, Mass. Bar Institute, 2009.
Trying OUI Cases in Massachusetts, MCLE, loose-leaf. Includes a completely revised chapter on sanctions and penalties for OUIs (In Chapter 10); as well as new State Police Office of Alcohol Testing reference material (Ch. 12) and full-text of the 2008 Breath Test (BT) Manual. Also includes forms on CD-ROM.


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San Juan Symphony Season begins with Monday, Sept. 21 Family Concert
This weekend's Blues and Brews Festival brings three glorious days of musical magic.
Poetica, a regional group of poets, will present a reading in Ouray on Sept. 17. Afterward, the public will have an opportunity to share from their work.
Learn about the railroad heritage of the San Juans at this weekend's 9th annual Ouray County Railroad Days.
Save our Stencils at the Sheridan Opera House
John Fago steps down after 15 years of chronicling Telluride Film Festival – in black and white
The Republic of the Congo's Byb Chanel Bibene, award-winning dancer, in Ridgway this Saturday to teach dance class.
The Campaign to Save the Wright Opera House has raised $155,000 toward its $200,000 goal, with more checks and pledges coming in daily.
When times get tough, the tough get going. Telluride's Ah Haa School offers certification coursework in massage, esthetics starting next month
In tough economic times, Telluride Mountainfilm Educational Initiative wins praise, support and funding from Colorado Council on the Arts
Save the date for Ouray Oktoberfest. That Bavarian costume might just earn you a cash prize.
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