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Istation Improves Progress Monitoring with Lexile Student Measures
MetaMetrics, Istation — Wednesday, February 26, 2014
In January Istation improved its computer-adaptive reading assessment with the addition of enhanced scoring metrics correlated with the widely adopted Lexile® Framework for Reading. In addition to progress monitoring, the inclusion of Lexile student measures supports differentiated instruction for at-risk students... Read More »
Teachers of Teachers Focus of Next Leading Edge Certification
Leading Edge Certification — Wednesday, February 26, 2014
Leading Edge Certification (LEC), a national provider of certification programs in education technology, today announced that Professional Learning Leader, its fourth certification program, will be available in mid-2014. With a focus on those who provide professional development to educators across all curricular areas, Leading Edge Certification for the Professional Learning Leader will officially launch at ISTE 2014. Read More »
Goalbook Significantly Improves IEP Goals
Goalbook — Tuesday, February 25, 2014
When special education teachers write learning goals for their students, measurable details are important, but often hard to identify. According to a recent study by San Francisco State University (SFSU), Goalbook helps ensure a student's Individualized Education Plan (IEP) is aligned to standards and differentiated according to the student's unique needs. Read More »
SIIA Commends U.S. DoED Guidance for Protecting Student Privacy
Software & Information Industry Association — Tuesday, February 25, 2014
The Software & Information Industry Association (SIIA) commended the U.S. Department of Education's Privacy Technical Assistance Center (PTAC) for today's release of the guidance document, "Protecting Student Privacy While Using Online Educational Services: Requirements and Best Practices." Read More »
New Survey Confirms PBS Kids Is a Trusted Resource
PBS KIDS — Tuesday, February 25, 2014
A national survey of parents with young children age 2-6 has found that media and technology are an essential part of preparing children to enter elementary school. Overwhelmingly, PBS KIDS stands out as the most trusted and relied upon media brand for this school readiness, ranking first in delivering on every measured skill. Read More »
Study Highlights Promising Approach for Closing Achievement Gaps
Child Trends — Tuesday, February 25, 2014
Child Trends conducted an extensive review of the research and evaluations underlying Integrated Student Support (ISS) approaches operating in elementary, middle, and high schools across the country. ISS approaches promote academic success by securing and coordinating supports tailored to the specific needs of at-risk students. Read More »
Fallbrook UESD Selects Infinite Campus
Infinite Campus — Monday, February 24, 2014
The Fallbrook Union Elementary School District (FUESD) has selected Infinite Campus as their district-wide student information system (SIS). Serving 5,800 students, FUESD will now have a single solution that gives them the ability to collect student data to fully implement and support the Common Core State Standards. Read More »
Benchmark Education Introduces CCSS Solution in WY
The Benchmark Education Company — Monday, February 24, 2014
The Benchmark Education Company has proudly introduced a new educational program that meets the Common Core standards in Wyoming. The program is aptly named Benchmark Literacy and is quickly gaining recognition not only in Wyoming but other states in the country that are coming to grips with the Common Core. Read More »
Adelanto Elementary School District Selects THINK Together
THINK Together — Saturday, February 22, 2014
THINK Together, the state's largest nonprofit provider of extended learning time programs, is now partnering with the Adelanto Elementary School District to provide After School Education and Safety (ASES) programs to 11 schools serving more than 1,000 children and providing students with high-quality learning experiences that help to close the achievement gap for young students living in under-resourced communities. Read More »
Capstone Young Readers Launches YA Imprint
Capstone Young Readers — Saturday, February 22, 2014
Capstone Young Readers, a leading publisher of children's books and digital products and services, announced the launch of Switch Press, a new imprint dedicated to titles that appeal to the wide range of interests of the young adult audience today. Switch Press will include a broad selection of contemporary nonfiction and fiction titles... Read More »


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Jaffe interview December 12, 2013
Ryan Loskarn, fired Lamar Alexander chief of staff, released to parents
The fired chief of staff for Tennessee Sen. Lamar Alexander is returning to court in Washington after being arrested on charges of possession and attempted distribution of child pornography.
Maryland governor's race: Candidates begin to flesh out platforms at forum
Six candidates for governor of Maryland outlined some of their platforms Monday at a forum in Montgomery County
Rod Blagojevich's appeal scheduled for Friday
Imprisoned former Illinois Gov. Rod Blagojevich on Friday gets what's likely his last chance to win his freedom as a three-judge federal panel hears oral arguments in his appeal.
Budget vote nears, Boehner hits tea party groups
The battle-fatigued U.S. House moved Thursday evening toward passage of legislation to ease across-the-board spending cuts and prevent future government shutdowns.
Key support for budget deal; deficits would rise
A budget deal to avert future government shutdowns gained important ground Wednesday among House Republicans who are more accustomed to brinkmanship than compromise.
National Archives Magna Carta exhibit will open Wednesday
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Virginia Attorney General race recount court scheduled to meet
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Obama calls on Congress to extend jobless benefits
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Armed Forces International News - January 2008
Military Camp Attack Kills Seven Indian Troops
Posted by Paul Fiddian on 02/01/2008 - 18:28:02
Suspected insurgents have carried out an attack on a paramilitary camp in the North of India, with the result that seven soldiers have been killed and at least six more injured, according to local officials.
It took place in the early hours of January 2nd at Rampur, in the state of Uttar Pradesh.
Those behind the attack were dressed in soldiers attire, the Hindustan Times reported.
While attacks on soldiers are common in Kashmir, they are far less so in India itself. Indeed, according to one correspondent, the assault is the first of its kind to take place in Uttar Pradesh.
Attack Involved Hand Grenades and Gunfire
The militants initially launched hand grenades, resulting in the death of a rickshaw puller who was asleep close to the base's main entrance. Covered by gunfire, they then gained access to the control room and fired at will, the Hindustan Times detailed.
Islamic Insurgents Blamed for Attack
The attack has not yet been claimed by any specific group as its own. Officials, however, attribute it to Islamic insurgent organisations working in Kashmir.
Officials within the Indian military have stated that, prior to the attack, a direct warning was given that sites where paramilitary troops were based would be targeted.
The Indian media, quoting identified sources, has highlighted how Rampur's security could have been stronger.
Mayawati, the chief minister of Uttar Pradesh, said a warning had been given to the camp of a threat, and claimed the forces had acted with "carelessness".
"When there was a terrorist threat, the paramilitary force should have been careful," she asserted.
Source - Armed Forces International's Asian Correspondent
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Bondi Penthouse / MPR Design Group
Architects: MPR Design Group
Location: Bondi, New South Wales, Australia
Design Team: Kevin Ng and Brian Meyerson
Year: 2010
Area: Approximately 180 sqm
Photographs: Brett Boardman
DC Towers I + II / Dominique Perrault Architecture
The design of the two high-rise towers for the Donau-City in Vienna by Dominique Perrault Architecture represents the concluding phase of a development extending over several decades: on what was originally a municipal rubbish tip the UNO-City was erected (1973–1979), tentative plans to hold the 1995 Vienna-Budapest EXPO here were soon abandoned, as a result architects Krischanitz and Neumann (commissioned by WED AG) produced an urban design masterplan for the area in 1992. The outcome is an entirely new urban district with a diverse range of functions. More images and architects' description after the break.
North Almagro Campus Building / Marsino Arquitectos Asociados
Architects: Marsino Arquitectos Asociados – Jorge Marsino P., María Inés Buzzoni G.
Location: Santiago, Chile
Design Team: Claudio Santander, Beatriz Marin, Rodrigo Martinez, Daniel Iraguen, Andrés Cea, Alejandro Eliash
Completion: 2009
Site Surface: 8,827.48 sqm
Floor Plan Area: 32,406.25 sqm
Client: Universidad Central de Chile
Photographs: Aryeh Kornfeld
'Elemental Recent Projects: Monoliths and Trees' Lecture by Alejandro Aravena at MIT
Alejandro Aravena, based in Santiago de Chile, will be giving a lecture at MIT on the theme of 'Elemental Recent Projects: Monoliths and Trees'. After the 8.8 earthquake and tsunami that hit Chile in 2010, they have worked in the reconstruction by proposing a mitigation forest as the main infrastructural work, but also dealing with housing, public buildings, productive activities and transportation. In 2011 they were called to perform a similar redesign of an entire city in the Atacama desert, where the Chilean Copper Company, Codelco, commissioned them to intervene at the whole scale of Calama where they are proposing an oasis.
They have been also working in different buildings like the Angelini Innovation Center in Chile and the Mirador del Diablo in Mexico where architecture has become rather monolithic. The event, which is free and open to the public, takes place Thursday, April 19th at 6:30pm at MIT Building 10, room 250. For more information, please visit here.
Wohnanlage Ulmer / Dietrich | Untertrifaller Architekten
Architects: Dietrich | Untertrifaller Architekten
Location: Dornbirn, Austria
Client: Schertler Alge
Project Management: H. Brunner
Completion: 2009
Floor Space: 19,037 sqm
Volume: 99,208 cbm
Building Costs: 38 million Euro
Photographs: Bruno Klomfar
Mud Structure / Architecture for Humanity Tehran – Rai Studio
The exploratory mud structure project, designed and built by Architecture for Humanity Tehran (Rai Studio) + Architecture Faculty of Razi University, demonstrates a strong focus on humanitarian design through sustainable and low budget construction methodologies. The workshop not only provided the students with an enriched academic experience, but the opportunity to reach out to an underdeveloped region. More images and their description after the break.
Skirt + Rock House / MCK Architects
Architects: MCK Architects
Location: Vaucluse, NSW, Australia
Completed: 2011
Builder: Artechne
Landscape Architect: Spirit Level
Photographs: Richard Glover
International Green Construction Code Announced with Widespread Support
Late last month the AIA announced that it is in support of the International Green Construction Code (lgCC) which will be a guide and model that helps architects and builders design buildings that conserve energy and move to a sustainable design strategy. The AIA is part of a long list of supporters which include ASHRAE, the US Green Building Council and the Illuminating Engineering Society. For architecture and engineering, this is a step in the right direction. This provides designers with a tool that makes responsible design less cryptic by offering solutions for energy saving strategies.
More on this after the break.
15:15 Raincatcher / YSGroundwork
15:15 Raincatcher by YS Groundwork is the result of a competition entry for the contemporary design of one of Hong Kong's oldest urban traditions: the Hawker Stall – Dai Pai Dong. A Hawker Stall is a kitchen, a dining room and a living room – a space for passersby to enjoy public space, interact with strangers, and grab a bite to eat on their way to their next destination. Initially exhibited at the 2009 Hong Kong Shenzhen Bi-City Biennale of Urbanism and Architecture, YSGroundwork has won the opportunity to realize their design and prove that their twist on tradition will add vitality and innovation to the Hong Kong's streetlife.
More on the project after the break!
Lekhwiya Sports Complex / Perkins Eastman
The New York office of top international architecture and design firm Perkins Eastman shared with us their design for the Lekhwiya Sports Complex—a mixed-use sports venue that will be the home stadium for Qatar's premier football team, Lekhwiya Club. The 19,529 sm (210,210 sf) complex also will be used as a training site and home base for a guest team participating in the 2022 World Cup. More architects' description after the break.
12 DESIGNERS, 12 VISIONS / Harvard GSD
Upon finishing their second film, Waterline: Chicago's Urban River Corridor, Adam Gross from Spirit Of Space shared with us the third and final film of the series on the Phil Enquist Harvard Studio. As a walk through the students' final designs, 12 DESIGNERS, 12 VISIONS presents the culmination of an intense research-based design project for this eclectic group of students.
In this studio, the students of the GSD have embraced and maximized the latent potential of the South Branch with inventive and resourceful urban proposals in which existing vacancies are transformed into fresh, vibrant urban conditions. Highlighting each individual's visionary plan for the South Branch of the Chicago River, this film captures the students' carefully-crafted presentations and the insightful comments of the guests invited to the final critique.
Illustrating both the energy and power found in the academic design studio, the film demonstrates why it is essential to document, distribute, and preserve the inspiring ideas that are generated through the imaginative realism inherent to the design education. Provocative ideas spark meaningful conversation, and this short film encourages the scholarly discourse to continue well beyond the final critique.
Australian Pavilion for Venice Biennale Winning Proposal / Denton Corker Marshall
Denton Corker Marshall recently won an international design competition to design the new Australian pavilion in Venice's Giardini della Biennale, the heart of the prestigious Venice Biennale events. The new pavilion will be the first of the 21st century contributions to the Giardini, which is undergoing revitalisation by the Venice Biennale. It will replace Australia's current pavilion, designed as a temporary structure by Philip Cox in 1988. Within a footprint of approximately 320m2, the two-level pavilion will provide a new flexible and adaptable exhibition space to showcase Australian visual arts and architecture to international audiences at annual biennales. More images and architects' description after the break.
Log 23
Log 23, like the other Log issues, gathered together a great collection of essays about architecture and the city. This issues features essays from notable people such as, Greg Lynn, Pier Vittorio Aureli, Joseph Clarke, and more. Also there is a piece from Luca Farinelli who had the opportunity to interview 20 architects, critics, and historians including, Eisenman, Holl, Ingels, and Mayne.
AA Visiting School: Marking the Forest
Taking place at the University of Oregon from August 11-20, the 'Marking the Forest' design workshop will be run by Satellite Architects for the Architectural Association as they will explore the inner workings of the forest, investigating the biodiversity of the woodland and the commodification of the tree. They will skim the surface of the politics of the forest and conceptualize this information into a design that will be realized in the forest. The workshop will be divided into research (studio and woodland lectures), experience (raft trip and mill visits), design (studio design and crits with prototype building in the workshop) and assembly (assembly in the woodland). The project will also be documented and presented as a book from AA Publications. The deadline for applications is July 28, 2012. More information after the break.
Titanic Belfast / CivicArts & Todd Architects
Architects: CivicArts(Concept Design Architects), Todd Architects (Lead Consultant/Architect)
Location: Belfast, Northern Ireland
Photographs: Christopher Heaney, Gareth O'Cathain
Lecture: Jimenez Lai of Bureau Spectacular
Known as an architect, artist and cartoonist, Jimenez Lai has lectured on and exhibited his work nationally and internationally. He is known for his imaginative cartoon narratives and architectural installations. He is the founder of Bureau Spectacular and currently an assistant professor at University of Illinois at Chicago. His graphic novel, Citizens of No Place, will be published by the Princeton Architectural Press with a grant from the Graham Foundation this year.
Check out his past installations, previously featured here on ArchDaily.


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Syria involved in killing Hariri, says UN
Friday 21 October 2005
The findings drew the first official link between Damascus and the killing of the popular opposition leader.
The exhaustive report into the 14 February car bomb that killed Hariri and 20 others, issued to the UN Security Council late yesterday, will almost certainly inflame tensions in the region.
The council, which is likely to use the report to pressurise Syria to ease its continued influence on Lebanon, is scheduled to discuss the report on Tuesday and may consider sanctions against Syria. Late next week, it will also receive a report from Terje Roed-Larsen, the UN special envoy on Lebanon-Syria, about disarming Lebanese militias.
While the report from chief investigator Detlev Mehlis stopped short of fingering Syrian President Bashar Assad or his inner circle, it accused Syria of failing to co-operate and said the plot to kill Hariri must have had the blessing of Syrian security officials.
The decision to assassinate Hariri "could not have been taken without the approval of top-ranked Syrian security officials and could not have been further organized without the collusion of their counterparts in the Lebanese security services," the report said.
The report includes a single reference to Assef Shawkat, Assad's brother-in-law and the Syrian intelligence chief. According to one witness, Shawkat forced a man to tape a claim of responsibility for Hariri's killing 15 days before it occurred.
That tape was aired on the al-Jazeera satellite channel the day of the blast but was discredited by Mehlis' investigators as an apparent attempt to divert attention from the real perpetrators. The man who made the tape, a Palestinian named Abu Adass, left his home on 16 January and was thought to have been taken to Syria, where he disappeared.
Mehlis was careful not to assign blame but cites witness testimony that strongly implicates several officials as conspiring to assassinate Hariri. Lebanon has already arrested four of them, all Lebanese generals close to Syria.
The report also raised questions about Lebanon's pro-Syrian president, Emile Lahoud, who received a phone call minutes before the blast from the brother of a prominent member of a pro-Syrian group, who also called one of the four arrested generals, Raymond Azar.
Those leads and many others still must be followed up before all the details of Hariri's killing will be known, Mehlis said. He asked for more time to work with Lebanese investigators, and in a letter accompanying the report, UN Secretary-General Kofi Annan said he would extend Mehlis' investigation until 15 December.
In one of the most critical parts of the report, Mehlis said that Syria must cooperate if the continued investigation is to succeed. He accused Foreign Minister Farouk al-Sharaa of having lied in a letter sent to Mehlis' commission, though he doesn't give details.
"If the investigation is to be completed, it is essential that the government of Syria fully cooperate with the investigating authorities, including by allowing interviews to be held outside Syria and for interviewees not to be accompanied by Syrian officials," Mehlis said.
There wasn't a single reference in the report to Syria's Interior Minister Ghazi Kenaan, who had been questioned by Mehlis' team. Syria said he committed suicide last week, but many Lebanese have called the circumstances suspicious.
The US Ambassador John Bolton said shortly after the report's release that the United States has "considered various contingencies" but would decide what to do next only after it had read the report and consulted with "other interested governments."
US State Department spokesman Sean McCormack said: "An initial reading of the report indicates some deeply troubling findings and clearly the report requires further discussion by the international community."
Earlier this week, a US official and two UN diplomats said the United States and France were preparing new Security Council resolutions critical of Syria over its alleged involvement in the assassination and alleged arms funneling to Lebanese militias.
Hariri's death led to demonstrations against Syria and magnified the international pressure on Damascus to withdraw its troops, which it eventually did.
In meticulous detail, the report documents how Hariri's movements and phone conversations had been monitored for months. It casts suspicion on a decision by one of the four arrested Lebanese generals, Ali Hajj, to reduce Hariri's state security detail from 40 to eight in November, 2004.
Mehlis draws attention to Sheik Ahmed Abdel-Al, a prominent figure in the pro-Syrian Al-Ahbash Sunni Muslim Orthodox group, whom he called a "a key figure in an ongoing investigation." Abdel-Al had extensive contacts with top Lebanese security officials before and after the blast, and tried to hide information from investigators.
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