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This is a discussion on AT&T Adjusts Data-Throttling Policy in Response to Customer Complaints within the User News Submissions forums, part of the Apple iPad News category; Originally Posted by tlbaker "As noted above, I think cell carriers are blood sucking leeches. And the fact that they've found themselves with a problem ...
And if the carriers don't like it, they shouldn't offer it. "Unlimited" has a very specific meaning, and if that's not what they meant, they should have chosen their words more carefully.Originally Posted by Kaykaykay
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Absolutely. I don't get it at all!!! Guess they decided along the way that this is no longer profitable for them so now they want to ween people off of it.Originally Posted by KevinJS
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I see NO similarity between a company VOLUNTARILY offering an unlimited plan and a customer VOLUNTARILY purchasing said plan and the government FORCIBLY taking my money in the form of taxes and giving it to someone else in the form of health or education benefits, etc.
In fact, when AT&T says that you're still getting unlimited data... it's just s-l-o-w... Is when they sound a lot like what I'm used to hearing from the government...
This is a discussion about the issue of throttling unlimited data plans, not political opinions. Continued political talk will get this thread closed.
AT&T is throttling with the hope of containing those few that are taking too much advantage of it. Their idea of too much, and each user's idea is different. I have the unlimited plan, and with 4G, it is faster (4 times faster) than my wifi DSL. Yet, I will continue to use my wifi connection as much as possible. It may not mean a lot to the scheme of things, but just because you have an unlimited supply, does not mean you should be greedy about it.
All of the carriers are dealing with outdated plans and pricing for not just data. Verizon would love to kill my old Altel phone plan, just as there are others they find frustration with. By negotiation, I have a phone plan that would cost me $30-40 more if I were to buy it now. But to make everyone equal by government decree would mean my hard efforts in managing my accounts would be for naught. Yes, companies are by nature greedy. Competition is how we curb that greed.
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I expect companies to be greedy. And if my using unlimited as I see fit is "greedy," I've no prob with that.
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The cell companies don't mind when someone buys a 1000 minutes/mo and only uses 400 of them. If someone were to complain that they weren't getting what they paid for, the response would be something like "So what? You signed the contract!" in fact, since their inception they have consitently sold more than they could supply! Their systems would have melted down if people had actually had the nerve to have used what they paid for! It seems to me a lot like going to the gas station and asking for 20 gallons of gas, then having the attendant only put 12 gallons in your tank (but CHARGE you for all 20) because they're pretty sure you're only gonna use 12.
Then, data comes along and "a few" (if we're to beileve the companies - I have a hard time believing that "a few" could choke the system) customers have the NERVE to actually try to use what they're PAYING for, they default on the contract that THEY designed.
Using my example above, when you pay for 20 gallons, but run out after using 12, somehow it's YOUR FAULT. What's wrong with this picture?
Without getting long winded about this, I have a "CONTRACT" with my carrier and I expect them to live up to it. If they break it, I have recourse. Read up on contract law.
If I broke my end of the agreement and wanted to leave, you can bet they would force their end of the contract.
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Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu on Saturday told top security officials to continue acting strongly in order to ensure the safety of residents in Israel's South, following six days of rocket fire from Gaza Strip.
The prime minister made the remarks during a situational held Saturday afternoon at the Defense Ministry in Tel Aviv, Channel 10 reported.
Later Saturday evening, Hamas said that an Egyptian-brokered cease fire between Palestinian groups in the Gaza Strip and Israel was expected to take effect Saturday night, Channel 10 reported.
IDF officials responded to the report saying "quiet will be answered with quiet and fire will be answered with fire," according to the report.
Palestinians have fired over 23 rockets from Gaza into Israel since midnight.
The IAF struck a rocket-launching cell in the northern Gaza Strip making final preparations to launch projectiles into Israel Saturday evening, the IDF Spokesman's Office said. Palestinian reports said one person was killed and ten were injured in the strike
Earlier Saturday, the IAF struck another Palestinian terrorist who was preparing to launch a rocket into Israeli territory from northern Gaza, the IDF stated. Medical officials in Gaza said at least 30 people were injured in IAF strikes Saturday.
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Earlier, the IDF denied Palestinian reports that an IAF strike on Gaza had killed a four-year-old-boy and wounded seven others on Saturday. Quoting Gazan Health Ministry spokesman Ashraf al-Qidra, Palestinians news agency Ma'an reported that Israeli fire killed the boy in the Abasan neighborhood east of Khan Younis. The IDF denied any connection to the incident and stated that the IAF had not carried out any further strikes between the early morning and Saturday afternoon. In light of the recent wave of rockets, the IDF instructed residents in the area to stay within 15 seconds of protected spaces. In a conversation with Army Radio, Sderot Mayor David Buskila called on the government to return quiet to the region.
The violence all but erases diplomatic progress made in the form of an informal ceasefire brokered by Egypt on June 20, which brought two days of relative quiet to southern Israel.
Early Saturday morning, the IAF struck three Palestinian terror bases in the Gaza Strip in response to continued Palestinians rocket firing into Israel. Palestinian media reported that between 17 and 21 people were wounded in the strike - the third of its kind since Friday, which according to the reports have also resulted in the death of at least one terrorist.
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Chris graduated from Iowa State University with degrees in Animal Science and International Agriculture. At the University of Minnesota, Chris serves as a National Delegate for the Student American Veterinary Medical Association, a National Student Liaison for the American Association of Veterinary State Boards, and is Founder and Vice President of the Research Animal Medicine Club for veterinary students interested in research.
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-Hello, and welcome to Inside Scoop. I'm Sumi Das and joining me is Casey Newton, Senior Writer for CNET. Casey, thanks for being with us. -Thanks for having me. -So I got a great gift, an early gift for the holidays in my inbox yesterday, an announcement from Google saying that their app 4 iOS was now available in the App Store. Was this expected? -Well, there were rumors that Google was working on a version of-- -Right. -Google Maps for iPhone. People said it was going to come before the end of the year. We didn't know exactly when and then late-- yesterday afternoon we started to hear it's coming tonight. It's coming tonight and started off around 9:00PM Pacific Time, the app was in the App Store and it was safe to leave the house once again. -You wouldn't get lost. -Exactly. -You could rely on your Maps App. Now, there was a talk of perhaps Apple throwing up some hurdles and maybe not allowing it in the App Store. Was that just all rumors? -It was, you know, some people are convinced that Apple and Google are such furious competitors that they would never do anything that would provide any conceivable advantage of the other. But, you know, the fact of the matter is Apple does have guidelines for getting in the App Store which are relatively straight-forward. -Right. -And as long as Google followed those guidelines, there is no reason to expect that they would ever be kept out of the App Store. And in fact it looks like they were able to get in to the App Store without too much trouble and already within a few hours, Apple is recommending it as an alternative to their matchbox apps or Maps offering. -Which makes sense because when Tim Cook issued that apology, that famous apology for the Apple Maps App, they also-- he also recommended some alternatives. -That's right. And what of the alternatives that he recommended was the Mobile Web version of Google Maps which was one more reason why I thought absolutely Apple is gonna let the Google Maps App into the store. -Yeah, we talked about this before we start rolling but, you know, we've got this two-party system in the U.S. and we don't need to have a one party tech giants. So-- -It definitely benefits-- -We need both of them, right? -Yeah, it benefits all of us when there are many companies working on the same thing. We see more innovations, more features. It really makes things better for both of us. -Yeah, the more companies that are giving us options is the better. Okay. So, let's talk about the App itself. I mistakenly was assuming that it would look like the app that I used to know. -That's right. -And it doesn't. -No, and I think that a lot of people will be surprised when they download the new Google Maps. The Maps App that we'd all been using in previous versions of iOS was actually designed by Apple for some people don't know. The data was all coming from Google Apps but it was Apple itself that designed the way that it looked. This gave Google an opportunity, a chance to design from the ground of what maps absolutely look like. And so the user interface is very spare. You open it up, you basically see a map and a search bar and you just kinda go from there. But in early test I found it pretty into it. -It's nice and clean though. I do like that. And the voice navigation feature is something that we didn't have in the previous Google Maps version. That two Apple's credit was the feature that I did like in their version of the Maps App. -Yeah, they did a really nice version of that, a nice job with that when they build their own maps app. The good news for people who want to use Google Maps again is that Google is now giving away the same free turn-by-turn voice navigation inside, the iOS version of their app that they've been doing in Android for a couple of years now. -Okay. One minor difference would you mention to me which is-- -Is that you will not see Google Maps on the walk screen. So you've gotten used to driving around town, just being able to hit that home button when you're using Apple Maps to see roughly where you are with Google Maps App for iOS Google actually have to open it up. Open up the phone while you're in traffic and, you know, minor difference but could cause some headaches. -Yeah, a little bit of inconvenience. All right, Casey. Happy Mapping to you. -Likewise. -Thanks for being with us. For Inside Scoop, I'm Sumi Das, thanks for
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The English Department offers both undergraduate and graduate courses in linguistics and TESOL. The undergraduate offerings provide students with basic knowledge of language study and analysis and expose students to the fundamental issues in language education and learning, including teaching English as a second language to non-native and immigrant students.
At the graduate level, the Department of English and the College of Education jointly offer a 21-credit program of study leading to Michigan ESL endorsement as well as a 33-credit M.ED-TESOL program. Both programs provide students with advanced training in educational linguistics, TESOL, and classroom pedagogy, and are geared towards teachers and graduate students who wish to enter the field of TESOL, a rapidly expanding profession both at home and abroad.
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ESL courses are intended to help students whose first language is not English to improve or sharpen their academic skills in order to meet the rigorous demands of their college study. These classes are open to students who have been admitted to the university's academic programs but are deemed as needing further instruction in English either by their program advisors or because of a lower than required TOEFL score. Admissions counselors may also recommend ESL study when students are initially admitted to Grand Valley
All ESL courses are taught by faculty of the Department of English. As needs increase, there will be more ESL support available to students. Current courses include:
ESL 094 English as a Second Language (ESL): Skills I
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Linguistics courses are grouped into Linguistics and Language, one of the eight topical categories from which English majors can choose, depending on their emphasis area and interests. Courses in this category focus on major topics in linguistics: language structure, language history, language and pedagogy, and language in social context, while introducing fundamental principles in linguistic theory and research. Courses include:
ENG 362 History of the English Language
ENG 363 Applied Linguistics
ENG 364 Sociolinguistics
ENG 365 Teaching English as a Second Language
ENG 366 English Grammar and Usage
ENG 390 Topics in Language and Rhetoric (Special Topics)
ENG 461 Language and Gender
The program embraces the following goals in training high quality ESL teachers for west Michigan's increasingly diverse language minority students:
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- Provide them with a theoretical background in the critical issues in second language learning, minority language education, and assessment and evaluation.
- Expose them to the various teaching methodologies used in the TESOL profession and offer them practical tips on material selection and classroom instruction.
The program requires a total of 21 credit hours, or 7 courses, offered by the Department of English and the College of Education. The length of time required to complete the program varies from student to student, depending on individual circumstances (e.g., full-time vs. part-time study). In order to accommodate students' work schedule, the courses are usually offered as evening classes that meet once a week for three contact hours.
Please be advised that Michigan State Board of Education, not Grand Valley State University, grants ESL endorsement. State approval of GVSU's endorsement curriculum means that the courses offered in the program are recognized by the State and count towards State ESL endorsement requirements. Once a student has satisfactorily completed the program, he or she will be eligible to apply for State endorsement. ESL endorsement courses include:
ENG 660 Principles of Educational Linguistics
ENG 664 Sociolinguistics and Language Teaching
ENG 665 Second Language Acquisition
ENG 668 Second Language Assessment
ED 631 ESL Methods and Materials
ED 633 Race, Class, and Language
EDG 685 Practicum/Graduate Field Experience<
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The Applied Linguistics minor is designed to provide systematic study of language and applied issues in language teaching, language learning, and language use. The minor is an excellent disciplinary complement to such fields as African/African American Studies, Anthropology, Classics, Communications, Computing and Information Systems, English, Education, Modern Languages, Philosophy, Psychology, and Writing. The minor requires a minimum of 21 hours: 9 hours in the foundation and 12 hours in electives. Three electives must be taken from English electives and one elective must be taken from Cross-departmental electives.
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ENG 261 Study of Modern English (prerequisite for all other ENG courses)
ENG 363 Applied Linguistics
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ENG 362 History of the English Language
ENG 365 Teaching English as a Second Language
ENG 366 English Grammar and Usage
ENG 392 Language and Power
ENG 461 Language and Gender
ENG 467 Language Disorders and English Literacy
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ANT 207 Language and Culture
CLA 410 Literary Translation: Theory and Practice
CS 343 Structure of Programming Languages
CS 365 Artificial Intelligence
CS 461 Compiler Design and Construction
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FRE 355 Introduction to French Linguistics
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GER 322 Intro. to German Linguistics
GER 421 History of the German Language
HNR 313 Language in the Cognitive Sciences
PHI 203 Intermediate Logic
PHI 470 Philosophy of Language
PSY 305 Infant and Early Childhood Development
PSY 357 Psychology of Language
SPA 308 Spanish Phonetics
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SPA 327 History of the Spanish Language
SPA 329 Sociolinguistics of Spanish
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The Department of English and the College of Education also offer a joint graduate program of study leading to a Master of Education (M.Ed) degree with a concentration in TESOL (Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages). The M.Ed in TESOL is for those students who desire to pursue professional careers in teaching English to nonnative speakers of English at elementary, secondary, or community college levels in the United States or abroad.
Our TESOL program combines linguistic theory and educational research with practical applications of classroom methodology and management so that students will not only gain knowledge of critical linguistic and educational issues facing the profession but also learn the practical aspects of classroom teaching and learning. While the program is mainly geared towards local teachers and students who aspire to become ESL professionals, it also welcomes international students who wish to pursue a graduate degree in order to teach English in their home country. International students should contact the admissions office for application forms.
The M.Ed TESOL requires 33 credit hours of coursework. The degree can be earned by taking 12 additional credit hours of coursework above and beyond the 21 hours required for ESL endorsement. This curricular arrangement makes it convenient for those who have earned endorsement credits and wish to continue working towards a graduate degree.
M.Ed TESOL Course Requirements
ENG 660 Principles of Educational Linguistics
ENG 664 Sociolinguistics and Language Teaching
ENG 665 Second Language Acquisition
ENG 668 Second Language Assessment
ED 631 ESL Methods and Materials
ED 633 Race, Class, and Language
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Social Foundation Courses. Select One (3 credits):
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Research Foundation Course (Prerequisite to ED 693/695)
ED 660 Educational Inquiry and Evaluation
Capstone (Application form required. Apply in advance. Advisor approval required) (3 credits) (Select One):
ED 693 Master's Project
ED 695 Master's Thesis
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