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Informatics and Changes in Learning 1993: Gmunden, Austria
- David C. Johnson, Brian Samways (Eds.): Informatics and Changes in Learning, Proceedings of the IFIP TC3/WG3.1/WG3.5 Open Conference on Informatics and Changes in Learning, Gmunden, Austria, 7-11 June, 1993. North-Holland 1993 IFIP Transactions A-34 ISBN 0-444-81492-2
Keynote Presentations
- Blagovest Sendov: Personal Reflections on Informatics in Education. 13-24
- Tom J. van Weert: Education and Informatics: From Discovery to Maturity. 25-35
- Erik De Corte: Psychological Aspects of Changes In Learning Supported by Informatics. 37-47
- Dennis Harkins: Training Teachers for New Technology in Schools. 49-55
- Dominique Mouchené: Some Examples of the Use of Computing in French Schools. 57-65
- Joseph Weizenbaum: Seven Year's Later: Computers in Schools, once again. 67-76
Early Experiences in Informatics
- Andrej Blaho, Ivan Kalas: Thomash the Clown's Circus: Order in Action in Picture Languages. 79-86
- Károly Farkas: Informatics Games for Developing Children's Thinking Ability. 87-93
- Viera K. Proulx: Computer Science in Elementary and Secondary Schools. 95-101
- Indu Varma, Pravin K. Varma: Telecommunication in Elementary Social Studies. 103-110
Impact within School Subjects
- Deane E. Arganbright: Innovations in Mathematics Education Through Spreadsheets. 113-118
- Jean César, Martine Sittler: Lego and Logo: Time and Space. 119-124
- Pierre Frath: Computer Assisted Teaching and Learning of Languages in French Secondary Schools: Some Changes in Learning. 125-131
- Margaret L. Niess: Technology Focuses the Mathematics Curriculum on Higher Level Thinking Skills. 133-141
- Joachim Wedekind: Learning About Dynamic Biological Systems - a Simulation and Modeling Approach. 143-148
The New Technologies
- Joseph Blake Hillberry: America's Restructured Schools Begin Training Global Citizens. 151-155
- Paul Nicholson: Facilitating Changes in Learning with Electronic Communications. 157-166
- Ferran Ruiz i Tarragó, Francesca Vidal i Santallusia, Jordi Vivancos i Marti: On the Integration of Multimedia Applications in Education. 167-174
- Barton D. Thurber, Jack Pope: Computers and Learning: The Implications of Interactive Technologies. 175-181
- David Squires: The Use of Information Technology to Support Information Access in Research. 183-188
Classroom Pedagogy and Pupils
- Herminia Azinian: A Cooperative Environment for Learning: the Computer Classroom. 191-194
- Brian Durell: The Interaction between Teacher and Computer in Elementary Education. 195-201
- Gail Marshall: Informatics and Changes in Learning: The American Dilemma - Opposing Epistemological Perspectives and Unanswered Questions. 203-210
- Baruch Offir, Mitka R. Golub, Sarah Cohen-Fridel: Attitudes toward Courseware as a Function of High School Students' Creativity Level. 211-216
- Sandra V. Turner, Vito M. Dipinto: Students as Hypermedia Composers in a Constructivist Learning Environment. 217-225
Teacher Training and Teachers
- Mike Aston, Samir Q. Fakhro: New Information Technologies - Implications for Significant Changes in Teacher Education. 229-237
- Alvaro H. Galvis: Integrating Computers and Curriculum in Secondary Education: A Strategic Approach. 239-246
- John Mallatratt: The Preparation of Teachers to Use Information Technology Across the Curriculum: A Critique of the Approaches in England and Wales. 247-252
- Iliana Nikolova, Roumen Nikolov: Teacher Training in Informatics: Analyzing The Problems. 253-260
- Harriet G. Taylor: Foundations for Restructuring through Standards for Information Technology Teacher Preparation Programmes: National Policy Initiatives in the United States. 261-267
- Deryn Watson: Do Enthusiastic Users Inhibit Change? 269-274
Gender and Equity
- Betty A. Collis: Information Technology as a Tool for Addressing Inequities at the International Level. 277-284
- C. Dianne Martin: Shifting the Paradigm To Address Gender Issues in Computer Science Education. 285-292
The Gmunden Conference
- David Tinsley, Doug Brown: A Look Back on the Conference. 295-307


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Eugene Walter "Gene" Karstens of Coatesville did May 11. He was 80.
Born July 27, 1933, in Davenport, Iowa, he was the son of the late Walter and Helen Koss Karstens. He married Judith Varmo on Aug. 24, 1975, and she survives.
Mr. Karstens graduated from Arsenal Tech High School in 1951. He attended MIT and was a U.S. Army veteran of the Korean War. He worked as a manufacturing processing engineer for Allison Transmission for 38 years, retiring in 1992.
He was a member of Plainfield United Methodist Church.
Additional survivors include his children, Christopher K. (Marketa) Randall of Marietta, Ga., Stephanie R. (Ron) Gick of Fowler; two nieces, Sandy (Gilbert) Krantz of Indianapolis, Sharon Wallace of Webster Groves, Mo.; and grandchildren, Claire and William Randall, Alex, Brandon, and Anna Gick. Services will take place at 2 p.m. May 15 in Plainfield United Methodist Church. Burial will be in Washington Park East Cemetery in Indianapolis.
Visitation will be from noon until time of service in the church.
Memorial contributions may be made to the Plainfield United Methodist Church Music Department, 600 Simmons St., Plainfield, IN 46168, or the Wildlife Educational Services Inc., 4140 N. 600 W., Greencastle, IN 46135.
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LONDON (AP) -- A first-class passenger on a flight from Delhi to London awoke find the corpse of a woman who had died in the economy cabin being placed in a seat next to him, British Airways said Monday. The economy section of the flight was full, and the cabin crew needed to move the woman and her grieving family out of that compartment to give them some privacy, the airline said.
The first-class passenger, Paul Trinder, told the Sunday Times newspaper that he was sleeping during a February flight from India and woke up when the crew placed the dead woman in an empty seat near him.
"I didn't have a clue what was going on. The stewards just plonked the body down without saying a thing. I remember looking at this frail, sparrow-like woman and thinking she was very ill," the newspaper quoted Trinder as saying. "When I asked what was going on, I was shocked to hear she was dead."
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For the second Inspiration album, the label paired Studio One legend Horace Andy with Ashley Beedle (of X-Press 2/Ballistic Brothers fame). The resulting 11 tracks combine club and roots reggae and, as Beedle himself states, the record is "is all about the drums." It was recorded in five days in London last fall, and the guys even included a cover of Bob Marley's "Hypocrites" and an acoustic version of The Rolling Stones' "Angie."
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Warner Bros. has withdraw the project from the tax credit program.
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Why would a bestselling novelist leave New York high society for the rural roads of Arizona? For Brenda Joyce, it was to turn her childhood dream of riding horses into a reality.
"I've loved horses my whole life," she explains. "At 3, I wished I was a cowgirl. At 40, I finally moved out west."
After growing up in New York and then living in various states and countries (like California, Israel and Colorado), Joyce and her family--husband Elie Senior and 14-year-old son Adam--finally settled down three years ago in Tucson, where she can raise and ride horses. The family couldn't be happier.
Joyce found her current digs after looking at houses in Santa Fe, Albuquerque and Phoenix. She knew she wanted to be in a warm climate with lots of space for her 10 horses to roam. The minute she set foot in the brand-new house she now owns, she knew it was meant to be hers. "I loved what the builder did with beams in the ceiling and stained cement that looks like tiles," says Joyce. "All I had to do was furnish it."
The Santa Fe-style home sits on 3.88 acres of lush desert vegetation. It's one story, an architectural standard for most Southwestern-style homes. Filled with rich colors like blues, reds, oranges and greens, the house features a kitchen (with a counter and breakfast area), two bedrooms, two offices, two-and-a-half bathrooms and a great room. In fact, the great room is Joyce's favorite part of the 5,000-sq.-foot house. It's a huge, "funny-shaped" space with high ceilings that's three rooms in one: dining room, living room (with fireplace) and media room.
In addition to the main house, there is a casita (a small guest house) about 30 feet away, featuring a living area (with fireplace), bedroom, kitchenette and bathroom.
Outside are a barn, a riding area, a dirt bike trail for Adam and paths for walking. Every morning, Joyce spends about 90 minutes walking her three dogs--8-month-old German shepherd Razz; pit bull/Great Dane mix Jack, whom she rescued in Brooklyn, New York; and Labrador/golden retriever mix Sam, whom the author says, "I rescued in Tucson when Jack vanished for two days and I was looking for him at the pound."
The family plans on adding a pool to the property to keep cool in the desert heat, which averages around 99 degrees during the summer. "Seventy degrees
is cold to me," says Joyce with a laugh.
On two sides of the house Joyce has neighbors. The other two sides border the Saguaro National Park. "We can walk, run or ride from our property right into the park," says Joyce.
"It's a very quiet, low-density area," adds the author about her sanctuary. "It's really quiet even though we're on the edge of the city--a car won't go by for two hours." But Joyce may encounter some of the wild animals that inhabit the area during the course of the day, including coyotes, deer, mountain lions, owls and javelinas (an animal that resembles a wild pig but is related to rodents).
Even though Joyce loves her home and continues to be enthralled by it, she is already thinking about moving on--but in five years, when her son heads off to college. No, she's not planning on returning to big-city living--that's all in her past and something she does not miss ("I really love Arizona," she says several times during her chat with RT). Instead, her next move will be to further upgrade her country-gal lifestyle.
"I'm looking for more land so we can have more horses," Joyce says. "We're going to buy 10 acres closer to Scottsdale and build a Spanish-style Old World hacienda with a red tile roof and whitewashed stucco."
Showing horses has become Joyce's biggest passion. "I show Arabian and half-Arabian horses, which I consider the most athletic, versatile and personable of all horse breeds," says the excited equestrian. "And, of course, they are drop-dead gorgeous!"
Right now, Joyce trains twice a week and travels to about 10 shows per year, competing in a discipline called reining.
"Reining is very difficult," she explains. "It's based on the cowboys working cows--cutting them, roping them, driving them. The rider is given a pattern to perform, which usually takes four to five minutes. Every pattern has the following maneuvers: two sets of three circles (two big and fast and one small), two lead changes (changes of direction), three run downs (gallops) to sliding stops, two spins (where the horse pivots around his inside hind leg 360 degrees four times) and there is a backup of at least 10 steps. The exhibitor's horse is judged and penalized or awarded extra points for every maneuver. It's really competitive, really intense and really exciting--it's a journey for me and my horse."
Calling her horses "family," Joyce
thoroughly enjoys being a cowgirl. She even says that it is "very rewarding to clean a stall."
At a recent regional championship competition in Del Mar, California, Joyce and her horse Firestorm placed in the top five. Firestorm, Joyce fans may recall, is also the name of her second published novel. "It was karma," Joyce says about finding her "best buddy."
"They all have personalities," she adds. Joyce's horses include Firestorm, CC Mirage, Blank Czeque, Too Much Fun (who is pregnant), one tentatively named BJ Dark Hero, TR Chex to Cash (whom she calls "Catch") and Absolut.
Back at the house, when not spending time outdoors with her gaggle of pets, Joyce can be found sitting on her couch with
a glass of wine watching General Hospital or, more likely, in her office creating new novels.
In her office, Joyce has a 6-foot dining table for her laptop computer and two printers; a separate desk to sit at when doing research; and an armoire that holds all of her reference books. A self-proclaimed "morning person," Joyce prefers doing her writing between 10 am and 2 pm.
"When I'm writing, I time-travel," she reveals. "I become these characters--it's an out-of-body experience and why my books are so intense."
This September, Joyce releases the second title in her five-part de Warenne Dynasty series, which marks her return to
the sweeping historical romances readers most love her for.
Following 2004's The Prize (Mira), The Masquerade
(Mira) takes place in Ireland in the early 1800s, just as the Napoleonic Wars are ending. The heroine is Elizabeth Anne Fitzgerald, who has spent her entire life in love with the dashing lord Tyrell de Warenne. "She's impoverished and he is an heir," explains Joyce. "[One day] she shows up on his doorstep with a child, claiming it's his. It's a Cinderella story."
The book is not as long as Joyce's previous historicals--she consciously cut about 100 pages from the book's end, which is what the market dictates, Joyce wryly notes. "The Masquerade is a little shorter and a little simpler [than my other books] without losing inten-sity. There's not quite as much history, but there's more romance and a lot of plot,"
she explains.
The saga will pick up again in October 2006's The Stolen Bride (HQN), the story of Eleanor de Warenne and Sean O'Neill. The fourth book, still untitled, will
come out six months later.
"I don't know how this family appeared," Joyce says in her thinking voice about the de Warennes, who first appeared in 1989's The Conqueror (Dell) and then in 1993's Promise of the Rose (Avon). "There's
so much to do with this family's history," she says about future tomes.
"It'll be fun!"
So, why did Joyce take a break from writing historicals after publishing 1998's The Rival (St. Martin's)? "I'd written so many historicals--I did 20 [books] in 10 years," says the author. "I started to feel like, 'Where can I go?' I watched the huge success of contemporaries and jumped the
ship. I needed the break."
Joyce wanted to further challenge herself and penned three mainstream suspense novels for St. Martin's--The Third Heiress ('99), House of Dreams ('00) and The Chase ('02). She then began crafting tomes for her Deadly series, which features turn-of-the-20th-century amateur sleuth Francesca Cahill. Mira will publish the next novel in that series, Deadly Kisses, in February.
Even though Joyce has written novels with equally fascinating leading men for several genres, she says, "I prefer a historical hero to a contemporary one any day--I love sexy heroes that you'll never meet in real life."
Looking back on her prolific career as a bestselling novelist, which began in 1988 with Innocent Fire (Avon), Joyce says that the key to her success is that she never writes the same story twice--and she never forces herself to write. "I'm organized with my writing," she adds. "I've never missed a deadline--I'm usually early."
As for the future, Joyce pokes fun at her own whimsical ways and says: "In five or six years, I'll probably want to do something completely different."
But regardless of what she does next, Joyce is content with her life just the way it is "I've had enough success that I can live happily for the rest of my life," Joyce says. "I'm fortunate and blessed that I have a healthy body and healthy mind and a wonderful family. I'm really, really lucky--and I know I'm lucky!"
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The Psychology of The Sales Process
Long ago it was discovered that people respond to the psychology behind any ad or marketing message. If your words aren't making any effort in this area then it's going to prove to be difficult to get people to actually buy from you. Here are some timely and dead-on guidelines that will bolster your knowledge of making these psychological appeals to your audience.
People look for value when they're buying a product and as we all know value is not in any way a fixed number in this case. When you consider the value or worth of an item, what are all the thoughts that course through your brain? However, you also have to think about peculiarities that can come into play that can be a sort of wild card with the overall value equation. Obviously the most ideal situation is to offer solid value that even may over-deliver just as long as you make your profit. Suffice to say, you have to get an honest assessment of what you are selling, the price point and the copy being used to sell it. You should take whatever step you can to ensure that you're actually delivering the right level of value to your prospects.
Care needs to be taken in order to convert visitors into buyers, and the nature of your offer is huge here. The more special you can convincingly make people feel, the better they will feel about your particular offer. If they get a feeling that your product isn't as exclusive as it sounds, then there's little you can do to convince them to buy it. Anything you can do that will make people feel more important or special should be seriously considered. You no doubt have seen emails in which the sender stacks on heaps of bonuses if you order through his link – that is adding value and making the offer unique. People on the net hate being inconvenienced, just as you and I do, and so be sure you keep it like that with your ordering process.
We cannot get away from our egos, and that plays such a huge role in this process. Hey, we all do this – you too, and me, and so it is just the way people are. So when you're working on writing your copy, it should give your prospects a clear answer on what's in it for them. Just come right out with it and do not be afraid to talk about your product in solid benefits for the reader. That is why you must know your target audience very well in addition to what you are selling.
If you are new to all of this, then there is much to learn but do not be intimidated by it because it is not difficult.
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Five dead, 17 injured in Bolivia tourist bus crash
Five people were killed and another 17 injured after a bus packed with foreign tourists crashed in south-west Bolivia on Saturday, police said.
Technology a game-changer in fight against corruption
Good governance is critical for all countries around the world today. When it doesn't exist, many governments fail to deliver public services effectively, health and education services are often substandard, and corruption persists in rich and poor countries alike, choking opportunity and growth.
Court Won't Dismiss Anti-Cuba Judgments
A Spanish bank cannot upset a Florida court's finding that the Florida court had jurisdiction to award billions of dollars to the families of men allegedly tortured and assassinated by Cuba, a federal judge ruled in Manhattan.
Cousins hope to open Grand Rapids' first hostel if city allows it
Cousins Mark and Phil Bouman say they've found the perfect house in the perfect spot to launch Grand Rapids International Hostel , the city's first dormitory-style inn next spring.
Aug 24, Bolivia Hotel Review. Hotels, Hostels, Couchsurfing, Homestays. Visitor Rated
Through our Hotel Review BoliviaBella strives to provide first-hand information for people who may never have been here before and recommendations from someone who's "been there done that" can be very comforting.
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In a trip to the Altiplano region of Bolivia, photographer Thomas Rousset and designer Raphael Verona created dreamy images of fantastic costumes of the OrureA os people, from Oruro, an indigenous people who practice a blend of Roman Catholicism and Aymara mythology, including a worship of the Mother Earth.
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Aug 19, Bolivian Airline. BOA Boliviana de Aviacion is the State Owned Bolivian Airline.
BOA, a new Bolivian airline, is owned and operated by the Bolivian government. It competes against privately-owned Bolivian airlines by offering lower prices.
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Brazilian biologist Ricardo Moratelli discovered in Bolivia a new species of golden bat that only lives on the savannas of that country, the director of the Biodiversity and Genetics Center of Cochabamba, Luis Fernando Aguirre, told Efe.
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G77+China meeting in Bolivia postponed
A meeting of energy and mining ministers of the G77+China grouping scheduled for Aug. 25-26 in Bolivia has been postponed until November "due to international events," a government spokesman said Friday.
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UPDATE: Jose Fernandez has a right elbow sprain and is heading back to Miami for further evaluation, according to Marlins manager Mike Redmond (via Eric Stephen of True Blue LA). Fernandez has officially been placed on the 15-day disabled list. Dan Jennings has been called up to fill Fernandez's spot on the roster. Redmond said Wednesday's starter has not been decided, but Kevin Slowey and Brad Hand are options.
According to Juan C. Rodriguez of the Sun Sentinel, Fernandez might even be headed for season-ending elbow surgery, which would end his 2014 campaign. CBS Sports' Jon Heyman reports that Dr. Neil ElAttrache recommended the procedure after discovering a tear in Fernandez's elbow, which led to the desire for a second opinion. Considering that Fernandez has been shelved with an elbow strain, this news isn't terribly surprising, though it would obviously be a huge loss for the Marlins.
We haven't had enough reminders in 2014 that no young pitcher is safe from injury, so the baseball gods saw fit to set their sights on Marlins' ace Jose Fernandez. While we don't yet know the full nature of his malady, he is undergoing an MRI in Los Angeles according to the Miami Herald's Clark Spencer, and is expected to be placed on the disabled list, per Fox Sports' Ken Rosenthal.
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Fernandez struggled in his most recent start against the Padres, in which he allowed six runs -- five earned -- in just five innings to the current weakest-hitting team in the game. Fernandez was sick enough to be throwing up before that start following his pre-game steak dinner, and that was believed to be the cause of his poor outing.
Now with the news of his MRI and stint on the DL, the focus has obviously shifted away from a poorly prepared steak and toward much more serious matters. It's never good to speculate, but elbow sprains often lead to Tommy John Surgery. Here's hoping the young ace can avoid the Tommy John Bug of 2014.


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Links and other resources have been provided to various Federal, state, and local agencies involved in Hurricane Katrina response and recovery activities as well as additional information about the storm.
Guidance Documents
- FEMA Flood Recovery Guidance
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Conferences and Events Archives - Page 2 of 17 - Bruce Clay BlogMarch 20, 2014
#Pubcon Liveblog: SEO Moshpit — Q&A with the SEO "Old School"
"What follows may be one of the most interesting SEO conversations that took place in New Orleans this week," says Virginia Nussey in her intro to this Pubcon South liveblog coverage.
With 7 SEOs, 150+ years of cumulative experience, 1 hour, and no rules, if you're a marketer interested in where SEO is going and where it's been this Pubcon Q&A session is not to be missed.
Read all of Pubcon Liveblog: SEO Moshpit Q&A with the SEO "Old School"
#Pubcon Liveblog: Tim Ash Keynote — The 4 Pillars of Trust
How do people truly responding to your marketing efforts? Do your consumers trust you?
In this Pubcon South liveblog, computer engineer and cognitive scientist, Tim Ash, offers what he considers to be four primary pillars every brand must master in order to attain consumer trust and boost conversion rate.
Read about the four pillars in Tim Ash Keynote — The 4 Pillars of Trust.
March 19, 2014
#Pubcon Liveblog: SEO Beyond the Filter Bubble
The filter bubble is the knowledge "bubble" Google's personalized search results have the potential to create. The filter bubble effect creates search results filled only with web pages, authors, and viewpoints that a searcher has previously "liked" or otherwise engaged with in the past. In this Pubcon session two speakers discuss how the personalized search "filter bubble" can affect branded, non-branded and local searches, and ways marketers can improve SERP exposure by circumventing Google's personalization layer.
Read more of #Pubcon Liveblog: SEO Beyond the Filter Bubble.
#Pubcon Liveblog: Google+ and Authorship Hot Topics and Trends
In the second week of December there were an increasing number of reports that author photos weren't showing up as often in SERPs. At Pubcon Las Vegas last year Matt Cutts said that when they reduced the number of authorship results shown in SERPs by 15% they saw better results. Take that to mean whatever Google speak you think it means. Here's the initial drop followed by continued periods of volatility.
Read more of Google+ and Authorship: 2014 Hot Topics and Trends
#Pubcon Liveblog: Conversion Web Design
Presenter Kim Krause Berg @kim_cre8pc, Internet Marketing Ninjas, will talk about how to get your ducks in a row before you start building your site and always include conversion elements in your design.
Conversions are turning visits into sales. You think conversions are making money, getting subscriptions, increasing form submissions, increasing sales leads
Your target users think conversions are …
- Do you have what I need?
- Are you genuine, credible?
- Do you provide excellent customer service?
- Prices?
- Opt-in/opt-out signup
- Are they spying on me?
- Will I be able to read it?
- Can I access the site from my phone?
- Can I get in and out in a hurry?
Read more of #Pubcon Liveblog: Conversion Web Design.
#Pubcon Liveblog: Local Search Hot Topics and Trends
Will Scott from Search Influence opens up the session by announcing that Google sucks …
Google treats small businesses as a rounding error in their economic equation. A strategy for local businesses is barnacle SEO: attaching oneself to a large fixed object and waiting for customers to float by in the current. Google says the most important thing in business is sincerity. If you can fake that, you've got it made.
Google has a weakness; they're a sucker for big "authority" sites:
- YouTube
- Yelp
- Houzz
- YP.com
Read more of #Pubcon Liveblog: Local Search Hot Topics and Trends.
#Pubcon Liveblog: Peter Shankman's 4 Rules of Customer Service and Social Media
Peter Shankman invented a mailing list called HARO. And that wasn't new. People knew what a mailing list was when he started it. The only difference is he made it really hard to not read it. When he was building HARO he came up with four rules for running his business.
$300 billion was left on the table last year due to bad customer service. Consumers don't expect to be treated well. If you can be one level above crap you'll win. Following these four rules will cause you to provide good customer service.
First, some background on him. Peter was in grad school in Santa Barbara studying fashion photography until his financial aid dried up and he moved into his parents' basement in New York. He was hanging out in the Melrose Place chatroom on AOL. Two weeks later he was working in the newly launched AOL newsroom. While working there he learned two lessons.
Read more of Pubcon Liveblog: Peter Shankman's 4 Rules of Customer Service and Social Media.
March 18, 2014
#Pubcon Liveblog: Creating and Selling Awesome Content in Boring Niches
Do you think your business is "boring"? Do you struggle with creating content that matters? The next presentations are for you.
First, let's dispel a common myth. There's no such thing as a boring industry. Every industry exists to fill a need, to do necessary things, for people who care about getting the best service.
There is, however, boring content. This includes content that is not useful, doesn't speak to target audience, or isn't interesting or entertaining. Good content furthers your strategy and goals.
Read more of Content Marketing Tips for "Boring" Brands.
#Pubcon Liveblog: How SEOs Can Deal With Algorithm Chaos
These three speakers (Jake Bohall, Bill Hartzer and William Atchison) will sort through issues of the volatile algorithm with the aim of educating and making us less vulnerable to the constant change. Jake Bohall kicks it off the session.
Bohall notes that in 2011, Eric Schmidt testified in front of Congress and said there were more than 500 changes to the Google algo. This graph shows just eight named changes. All the changes we don't even know about happening behind the scenes have an effect on what SEOs do.
We've also seen negative SEO rising. Matt Cutts has said that doesn't happen and it doesn't have any noticeable effect, but Jake sees a lot of it happening all the time because they're digging into link cleanup efforts.
Inconsistency with Guidelines: Google has clear guidelines that instruct webmasters to avoid tricks intended to improve search engine ranking including any links intended to manipulate PageRank or a site's ranking in Google results. Even "natural" links would be considered a way to improve your ranking, so there's some inconsistency there.
So what's an SEO to do? Read more of #Pubcon Liveblog: Algo Chaos.
#Pubcon Liveblog: Keynote — Robert Cialdini On the 6 Universal Principles of Persuasion
Dr. Cialdini has changed the way business is done. Principles of Influence have come to be the measuring stick on which business decisions are made. Considered among the top business and marketing book lists. He has taught at Stanford's business school and Harvard's government school. He is the most cited social psychologist in the sphere of business.
He's going to talk about 2 things:
One is good for moving people in our direction, while the other is not. Uncertainty is a time when people freeze and want clarification before moving forward. So how do we persuade people that now is the right time and that what we suggest is the solution?
There's a challenge in that you may not know the exact merits that would solve the particular problem a consumer is facing. However, Dr. Cialdini can tell us the best way to present the information so that they open their ears and minds to the offering that you are presenting.
Read more of #Pubcon Liveblog: Keynote — Robert Cialdini, Author of "Influence".


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The Pokémon: Symphonic Evolutions concert tour is coming to Philadelphia on September 19th. Seats are limited, so be sure to book your tickets quick!
Pokémon Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire are coming this November! Check BNN and Bulbanews for up-to-date Pokémon news and discuss it on the forums or in our IRC channel.
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Does anyone have a picture of the product inside? I'm getting really, really curious. Neobenedict 20:49, 2 March 2010 (UTC)
- Look at the front of the box. Those are the noodles that are inside the box, plus your usual cheese powder. - Vhayes1992 20:59, 2 March 2010 (UTC)


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After being rumoured for months, the Flames have officially signed David Wolf.
This weekend marks the final time Wisconsin will compete for the WCHA's Broadmooor trophy at the Final Five.
We hardly knew ye. In fact we didn't know ye.
Today, we recap David Booth's six seasons in Sunrise.
2,175,000. This is the amount of cash the Vancouver Canucks will have to spend to pick up the following pieces from Sunday's trade: One (1) scoring line winger Five hundred thousand dollars...
David Booth moves from the third line in Florida to the second line in Vancouver
Dale Tallon pulls the trigger on another big deal with Vancouver
While Michal Repik is now a certainty to be heading for a fitted Rampage sweater, less clear is the immediate future for 35-year old Steve Reinprecht, who may likely be seeking a return to Germany...
Although a buyout was widely expected in the spring, Adler Mannheim manager Teal Fowler has recently stated he expects Steven Reinprecht to start the season with the Panthers instead of remaining...
Veteran forward faces another season of uncertainty in final year of current deal
Some gems to be found within the stats
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One of the biggest changes in iOS 7 (other than the obvious flatness, of course) was the addition of real, live multitasking. This time around, Apple took advantage of the extra space to make one of the phone's most functional screens even more-so.Read the full preview →
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A number of the rumored features were, in fact, included: a Shazam integration that lets you play "find (and buy) that tune" with Siri; a Health-related app for keeping tabs on your activity; and HomeKit, which will let smart home device makers sync up their gadgets with iOS devices.Read the full preview →
Sporting a new background wallpaper, there are a couple of additions. You'll note a small icon in the lower-left corner, which allows the user to carry on their work from their Mac, running the latest OS X 10.10 version, like documents and image editing.Read the full preview →
Apple announced iOS 8, the next major version of iOS, which includes features like an all new Photos app, a much improved Messages app, custom keyboard support, Family Sharing, and more.Read the full preview →
Messaging is very similar to Facebook's Messenger app in terms of sharing photos and videos quickly as well as voice. Audio and video messages are allowed to delete after a period of time to avoid large files clogging up storage similar to Snapchat and other message apps.Read the full preview →
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Yaya Sanogo makes a sensational start for Arsenal as they host Bayern Munich, with Olivier Giroud dropping to the bench.
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Meanwhile, Pep Guardiola appears to be returning Javi Martinez and Philip Lahm to their old positions of midfield and full-back respectively as he names a more conventional side for the trip to the Emirates Stadium.
With Mikel Arteta absent, Jack Wilshere partners Mathieu Flamini in the Gunners' midfield.
Arsenal starting lineup (4-2-3-1): Wojciech Szczesny; Bacary Sagna, Per Mertesacker, Laurent Koscielny, Kieran Gibbs; Mathieu Flamini, Jack Wilshere; Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain, Mesut Özil, Santiago Cazorla; Yaya Sanogo.
Bayern Munich starting lineup (4-3-3): Manuel Neuer; David Alaba, Dante, Jerome Boateng, Philip Lahm; Javi Martinez, Toni Kroos, Thiago; Arjen Robben, Mario Mandzukic, Mario Götze.


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Ever since I first published here my tentative list of Top Players in the Cloud Computing Ecosystem - now expanded to a list of 250 and growing daily thanks to community feedback via my Twitter account (@jg21) and a very kind mention by ReadWriteWeb - there have been suggestions that another prism through which to view cloud computing might be that of people rather than companies.
Now Michael Sheehan has encouraged me to Just Do It, so let me get started...as per the previous Top Cloud Players list, this list will a work-in-progress and is totally porous, so don't hesitate to ping or tweet me if there are folks I have missed. In particular if you are a journalist whose "beat" is Cloud Computing, please let's be hearing from you, and we can maybe widen this list from Cloud Bloggers to Cloud Commentators. For now though let's get started. In alphabetical order - to avoid invidious arguments about "pecking order" - here goes:
Dustin Amrhein | "A View from the Clouds"
Randy Bias | "Cloudscaling"
Rene Buest | www.CloudUser.de
Larry Carvalho | "Robust Cloud"
Sam Charrington | "Cloud Pulse"
Colin Clark |"Cloud Event Processing"
Peter Coffee | cloudblog.salesforce.com
Reuven Cohen | "Elastic Vapor"
Adrian Cole | jclouds.tumblr.com
Tim Crawford | "Cloud Computing & IT Optimization"
James Downey | "Cloud of Innovation"
William Fellows | blogs.the451group.com
Tim Freeman | www.timfreeman.org
Jay Fry | "Data Center Dialog"
Bernard Golden | "The Open Source"
James Hamilton | "Perspectives"
Christofer Hoff | "Rational Survivability"
Kevin L. Jackson | "Cloud Musings"
Steve Jin | www.DoubleCloud.org
Sam Johnston | www.samj.net
Ben Kepes | "The Diversity Blog"
Markus Klems | "Cloudy Times"
Dave Linthicum | "Cloud Computing"
William Louth | williamlouth.wordpress.com
Lori MacVittie | devcentral.f5.com
Paul Miller | "Cloud of Data"
Stuart Miniman | blogstu.wordpress.com
Greg Ness | www.infra20.com
Ray Nugent | "Cloudshaping: What's shaping the Cloud"
Geva Perry | "Thinking Out Cloud"
Gregor Petri | "The Cloud Academy"
George Reese | enstratus.typepad.com/blog
Guy Rosen | www.vircado.com/blog
Ellen Rubin | "Enterprise Cloud Computing Blog"
Scott C. Sanchez | "Cloudnod"
Michael Sheehan | www.HighTechDad.com
Krishnan Subramanian | "CloudAve"
John Treadway | "CloudBzz"
James Urquhart | "The Wisdom of Clouds"
William Vambenepe | "IT Management in a Changing IT World"
Werner Vogels | "All Things Distributed"
Phil Wainewright | "Software as Services"
Simon Wardley | "Bits or Pieces"
James Watters | wattersjames.posterous.com
Alan Williamson | alan.blog-city.com
Alex Williams | "ReadWrite Cloud"
John M. Willis | www.johnmwillis.com
EDITORIAL NOTE: As I say, all suggestions for additions are welcome. Based on previous experience, this list will no doubt grow, and probably very fast! Thanks in advance for your suggestion to http://twitter.com/jg21
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Measuring the Effectiveness of Imaging Tests Not Clear Cut
Even though one-third of healthcare providers are continuing a freeze on purchasing imaging equipment, many are in the market to buy again with MRI equipment topping the list for planned imaging equipment purchases in the next two years, according to a new report from KLAS, an independent research organization that monitors the performance of HIT software and medical equipment vendors in Orem, UT.
At the same time, the federal government is looking for ways to reduce its imaging costs, which more than doubled to $14 billion between 2000 and 2006 for Medicare beneficiaries. One strategy is to reduce reimbursement for providers by lowering the value of equipment factored into the payment equation.
Another strategy is to require preauthorization for imaging tests like CT, MRI, and PET scans much like the radiology benefits managers used by some private insurers. A U.S. Office of Inspector General report, which found evidence that doctors in certain geographic areas may order significantly more unnecessary ultrasounds than physicians in other regions, added more ammunition to the debate that Medicare should adopt an RBM model.
However, measuring the effectiveness of imaging tests and determining when tests are appropriate is not as clear cut as one may think. I spoke to Jeffrey Barth Weilburg, MD, associate medical director of the Massachusetts General Physician Organization, which represents approximately 1,600 employed physicians at MGH, for the HealthLeaders magazine story, "How Many Slices Do You Really Need?" (September 2009).
The article offered strategies organizations can use to determine when they need to purchase imaging equipment and how they can ensure the equipment is being used appropriately. His organization, which launched a radiology order entry system in 2001, is just now starting to evaluate whether they can determine if tests are effective.
For instance, if a primary care physician orders a CT scan for a patient suffering from a bad headache and the exam shows that nothing is wrong with the patient, was that test effective or unnecessary? It may depend on who you ask, says Weilburg. The patient who is no longer worried about a brain tumor may say the exam was very effective, but an RBM may say it was unwarranted based on the patient's case.
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Brady students to present spoof on Homer's 'Odyssey'
Thoughts of Homer's epic poem, "The Odyssey," may bring to the surface horrific memories of literature class and the struggles to understand ancient Greek dialect.
With their all-school play "The Idi-Odyssey" by Burton Bumgardner, Brady High School students are putting a new twist on the story of Greek hero Odysseus and his long journey home.
"The Idi-Odyssey" is a spoof on Homer's poem and each of the mini-stories within it.
Four literature students with assorted personalities are struggling to understand the story line.
They experience the strangest tutor session when the characters of "The Odyssey" come alive in the wackiest ways.
"I think even people who have never read Homer will still get this play," said director Tonja Shaw.
And those who are familiar with Homer's writing will surely relate to the elements of this timeless classic.
The poet Homer is compared to Homer Simpson, Hermes is an air-head UPS delivery person and the Lotus Eaters are portrayed as Lettuce Eaters.
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I've been reading a book on C++ and I decided it'd be good practice to code something from scratch instead of outside of the book. I decided it wouldn't be too hard to code a knock off of ZORK...I was wrong
It's not that I find it HARD to code a knock off of ZORK but one thing after another keeps adding up and my main.cpp is getting so huge im started to get lost! ...I know, i know, its not THAT big, but for someone like me who is used to coding little things like calculators and other basic things, its pretty long ;p
I know I've probably coded this in a stupid way so If anyone has some suggestions as to how I can split it into other files or reuse parts of code so I don't have to manually re-write things, etc. Maybe some new methods I could check into because idk if this is normal but I feel like I used if, if else, and else statements for practically everything! xD
any advice / critic is appreciated. Thanks!(lots of code on single line)... if (confused = true) ...(lots of code on single line)
Perhaps here you meant to say if(confused == true) the assignment will (in this case) always evaluate true...
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The Florida Panthers have signed centre Peter Mueller to a one-year contract worth $1.725 million on Thursday.
"Peter is a young and talented forward who is a former first-round draft choice," said Panthers general manager Dale Tallon. "He is a skilled player with an offensive upside who will help our power play."
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Maserati Manuals, Brochures, Decals, plus others
Below you can download the Use and Maintenance manuals and some of the original sales brochures for the Maserati GT cars.
There is also a link where you can view some of the
used in Maserati cars.
The files are in Adobe PDF format. Please note that some of these files are 10MB or more and will take a long time to download if
you are using a slow internet connection. Some of the files are only in Italian, others are multi-language. Therefore if you have a
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the Indy manual (which is multi-language) as it also includes the specifications for the 4.2 liter engine.
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If you are running Windows, you can also right click and select "Save target as ..." or "Save Link as ..."
(depends on which browser you are using. . Remember, some files are very large and will take time to open!
If you have a brochure or manual to donate to this page, please send me an electronic copy or mail me a copy and I will scan it.
Use and Maintenance Manuals
3500GT (Italian)
3500GTi and Vignale spyder (Italian)
3500GT (with great engine diagrams - English)
3500GTi, Vignale spyder and Sebring
series 1
Sebring series 2 (English)
Mistral (Italian)
Mistral/QPI Dealer Technical Bulletin
Quattroporte 1 and Mexico (Italian)
Mexico (E
Ghibli - early version (Italian - English - German)
Ghibli SS (Italian - English)
Indy 4.2, 4.7, 4.9 (Italian - French - English - German)
Bora (Italian - English)
Merak (Italian - French - English)
Merak SS (Italian - French - English)
Khamsin (Italian - French - English - German)
Quattroporte 3
Owners manual
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Quattroporte 3 Service Manual - Complete (very large file!)
Quattroporte 3 Service Manual
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Sales brochures
Sport 2000
A6 - 1500 and A6G2000
A6G 2000 Berlineta
3500GT 1961 - in color
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Vignale spyder
Quattroporte 1
Quattroporte 1 road test
Mexico - Indy - Ghibli
Ghibli SS
Ghibli spyder
Indy - Bora - Merak
Bora 1975
Bora Simoniz ad
Merak - Euro version
Merak S
- Euro version
Merak 1975 US
Merak SS US
Khamsin - Euro version (great brochure!)
Khamsin - USA version
Khamsin Road tests
QP3 US version
Parts Manuals
3500GT, GTi, Sebring
Ghibli USA parts supplement
Ghibli spyder supplement
Bora USA Supplement - 1972
Other Manuals and Documents
Maserati price list circa 196
Ghibli announcement letter from Ghia
ZF S5-325 service manual (Ghibli, Indy, etc)
Bora ZF Transaxle service manual
3500GT Monoflux fuel pumps
Ghibli (late) Vitaloni stalk wiring .... NEW
Ghibli spyder conversion sales brochure
Lucas fuel injection workshop manual
Lucas fuel pump
Lucas fuel injection bulletin
Lucas fuel injection bulletin
Citroen SM manuals (may be useful to Merak owners)
SM Engine rebuild
SM Parts manual #1
SM Parts manual #2
SM electrical wiring layout
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How to restore leather i
Tuning Weber Carbs
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Parts interchange
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IDM CC is the most extension that very usable to manage the Internet Download Manager. If you have upgraded your Mozilla Firefox into the highest version, you have to upgrade the extension of your Internet Download Manager for your Mozilla Firefox too. If not, your Internet Download Manager will not running well on your Firefox Browser.
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Evansville police continue to search for a man accused of shooting another man during an attempted robbery Friday night.
Evansville police say that happened in the 3500 block of Taylor Avenue. People who live close-by tell 14 News that this type of situation is out of the ordinary for their neighborhood.
"It's shocking. That's the first time hearing about it. It was shocking to me," says Jacqueline Phipps, who lives nearby.
That's how Phipps felt when she heard about Friday night's attempted robbery and shooting. Officers say it happened in the 3500 block of Taylor Avenue, that's at The Arbors at Evansville complex.
Jacqueline lives just to the east of there and says her area is a calm one.
"The area's alright with me. I'm safe over there," Jacqueline says.
A few neighbors didn't want to go on camera, but say they've always felt safe there.
One of those neighbors says she was sleeping when that shooting occurred on Friday night. The woman says she's lived in The Arbors complex for many years. She tells 14 News that she hasn't heard of a situation like this there before and isn't worried about it happening again.
Jacqueline says that while news of the shooting comes as a surprise, it won't change how she lives her life.
"I don't bother nobody, don't nobody bother me," Jacqueline says.
Police are still searching for 20-year-old Jermaine Felton. Anyone with information on Felton, the shooting, or the burglary is asked to call EPD at 436-7979.
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Starting the New Year in good spirits and with lot of expectations, the CoPilot Live Team will be attending the Macworld -iWorld 2012 Event in San Francisco. This is the world's ultimate event for those who use, create and love Apple products. For 2 days (26th-28th January 2012), attendees will discover all the novelties and future developments in terms of technology, art, films and music but also experience all that the amazing world of Apple-related tools can offer.
Highlighting the latest innovations for our iPad and iPhone apps, the CoPilot Live Team will be there too, in the Mobile Apps Showcase area (in The Moscone Center's West Hall, booth 818). This will be the unique opportunity not only to see and test the newest and coolest developments of our apps but also meet directly with our team!
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High on Fire unveiled some pretty killer details on their upcoming full length. The new Kurt Ballou produced record will be called De Vermis Mysteriis and will be released on April 3rd. Here is the official press release:
"De Vermis Mysteriis (or "Mysteries of the Worm") takes its title from a fictional grimoire created by Psycho author Robert Bloch and incorporated by H. P. Lovecraft into the lore of the Cthulhu Mythos (Lovecraft mentioned De Vermis Mysteriis as one of the books that "repeat the most hellish secrets learnt by early man"). The album carries a deeply mystical undercurrent, incorporating fantastical themes and lyrics detailing, among other things, time travel, a serum called liao that is made out of a black lotus and "a Jesus twin who can see the past through his ancestors' eyes."
Here is the track listing:
- "Serums Of Liao"
- "Bloody Knuckles"
- "Fertile Green"
- "Madness Of An Architect"
- "Interlude"
- "Spiritual Rites"
- "King Of Days"
- "De Vermis Mysteriis"
- "Romulus And Remus"
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At Chestnut Hill College, we believe that a curriculum should go beyond the classroom because education occurs on many levels. And while our coursework is always evolving to stay one step ahead of our ever-changing world, it's based on a tradition of values. This holistic approach inspires a passion for learning, builds a collaborative learning community, and creates well-rounded individuals, prepared to excel in all aspects of their lives.
Chestnut Hill College will host a groundbreaking exhibit called "Face to Face: The Craniofacial Program Portrait Project" with a grand opening Thursday, September 11, from 7 to 9 p.m. in The Rotunda at St. Joseph Hall. The exhibit, funded by the new Stan and Jan Berenstain Healthy Kids Foundation, will showcase portraits made by artists from Studio Incamminati, School for Contemporary Realist Art in cooperation with surgeons and psychologists from the Craniofacial Program at the Children's Hospital of Philadelphia and the Edwin and Fannie Gray Center for Human Appearance at the University of Pennsylvania. The exhibition will run through October 14. The September 11 opening is free to the public, however, registration is required by emailing firstname.lastname@example.com.
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tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-37886248.post3417206480821001729..comments2014-08-31T20:27:18.707-07:00Comments on Casual Kitchen: CK Friday Links--Friday July 30, 2010Danielhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-37886248.post-71745425683234757002010-08-02T03:53:55.607-07:002010-08-02T03:53:55.607-07:00Absolutely any time Melissa, thanks for sharing yo...Absolutely any time Melissa, thanks for sharing your thoughts. And you're not alone: lots of other readers are finding that video to be powerful viewing too.

DKDanielhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-37886248.post-4627879929088145792010-08-01T16:49:00.661-07:002010-08-01T16:49:00.661-07:00I'm glad I scrolled down and read the comments...I'm glad I scrolled down and read the comments on the TED video, so I don't feel so hesitant saying this... like others there, I experienced extremely similar feelings to what she experienced, a few times, on various psychedelic drugs - one of which was used by mystics and such, who also seem to achieve this level of thinking. It's why I always say that I would never, ever go back and change those experiences nor do I regret doing the things that I did. The feeling of unity, of peace, of that entire "other side" of your brain shutting off, she put it into words better than I can in this small space and it hit me in the chest to hear someone talk about it from her perspective, from her experience. I remembered to live like that for a time, for a few years, and then forgot. And I have been trying to find my way back for a while.

All this is to say, thanks for the link Dan, so I could be reminded.

:)Melissahttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-37886248.post-40920714580990274022010-07-30T11:51:58.831-07:002010-07-30T11:51:58.831-07:00Thanks Liz! And if you have your story somewhere ...Thanks Liz! And if you have your story somewhere on the internet and want to share it, please feel free. Sounds interesting!

DKDanielhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-37886248.post-67409197797895414392010-07-30T08:57:38.202-07:002010-07-30T08:57:38.202-07:00I heartily second the endorsement of Jill Bolte Ta...I heartily second the endorsement of Jill Bolte Taylor's TED video. I watch it every few months to remind me to not live so much in my 'left brain', and I even based a science fiction story on it (very loosely, though). :)Liz Teehttp://email@example.com


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The state Supreme Court this morning upheld the Washington Education Association in a five-year-old case over whether the union was improperly using non-members' fees for politics.
In a 6-3 ruling, the court ruled unconstitutional a state law banning unions from spending non-members' fees on politics.
The majority also found that "there is no indication or argument that WEA is compelling non-members to support political activities."
"This decision from the high court is yet another affirmation of educators' political rights," said WEA president Charles Hasse.
The case was one of a series of complaints and court fights between the union and the Evergreen Freedom Foundation, a conservative group based in Olympia.
"Today's Supreme Court ruling strikes a terrible blow against the rights of workers in Washington State," said Mike Reitz, director of EFF's labor policy center.
In a dissent to Thursday's ruling, Justice Richard Sanders said "the majority turns the First Amendment on its head," since there is no constitutional right for unions to collect dues or fees from workers.
Read the majority opinion, written by Justice Faith Ireland, here.
And Sanders' dissent here.
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Terrance Carroll
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Terrance Carroll is a Democratic member of the Colorado House of Representatives, representing the 7th District. He currently serves as the Speaker of the House.
External links
- Colorado House of Representatives - Rep. Terrance Carroll
- Project Vote Smart profile
- Follow the Money - 2008 Campaign Contributions