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Ravitch: Interesting that top-performing and most equitable nations in world do not have vouchers or charters. Fuller: I don't live in other nations I live here & I believe we need choice for poor families. If this is Diane u used to believe it too. Exchange between Diane Ravitch and Howard Fuller, via Whitney Tilson. See full Tilson clip below. Fuller: Diane, how long has the traditional system been failing kids? Would u suggest it is now time to end it? Ravitch: All kids regardless of race, income, etc should get a good education but poverty is a huge burden for children.
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"We have looked at different sites for the public health building for years now," said Mayor Donnalee Lozeau. "I would have liked to have seen this built 15 years ago."
The church, including former Rev. Candido Garcia, previously occupied the two-story building housed on the 0.4 acre lot until about 2009, when an internal political dispute within the church led to court action and Garcia was ordered to vacate the parcel.
"Public Health has waited an awfully long time to find a home," Lozeau said at the time, explainiSWng her first option to raze the Bronstein Apartments and construct the building on that site would likely be delayed because of sequestration challenges. The city has also considered purchasing the former Nashua District Court House and converting it into Public Health offices. However, Lozeau said earlier that the price to acquire the court building and also refurbish it would be cost prohibitive. The mayor's proposal to purchase the property at 11-13 Mulberry St. was introduced to aldermen on Tuesday. It will now be assigned to an aldermanic committee for further review before a formal vote is taken by the board.
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Re: Somehow I don't think so.....
Or Cocking, West Sussex GU29
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Re: Well that's my holiday ruined!
You joke, but this happened a few years back. I think it was AOL who introduced a similarly badly thought through, and implemented, nanny-net that wiped Scunny from the map.
Nice to know that all the lessons have been learnt so well eh?
Large Hadron Collider competition: VOTE NOW to choose the WINNER
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I'm Steve
(Just about resists saying "and so's my wife")
App to manage Android app permissions
Re: Anyone see a price anywhere?
"EDIT: Back to App Ops for me. It may well keep me from upgrading to KitKat on my Moto G."
If you don't mind rooting, you can run app ops on standard KitKat.
BlackBerry sues American Idol host's company for 'blatant' patent infringement
What would be really annoying for anyone who bought into the new BB cool-aid would be if this keyboard introduced the rather useful shortcuts which BB forgot to keep in their latest implementation.
Haswell micro: Intel's Next Unit of Computing desktop PC
Re: Far too expensive
For a little silent media consumption box to chuck behind the TV and turn your "thick" TV into a "smart" one, it's way too expensive.
There are plenty of little linux based boxes which can provide a webkit browser and stream your music and movie collection from a network share for far far less.
Sure they don't have the CPU grunt of this Intel box, but then again it's not needed for this kind of use.
I doubt it's required to run a thin client either.
So it can run windows... I guess that's a more unique selling point, but is that really a requirement for the end use I can see this being put to? It just leaves me wondering exactly what the intended end use of this thing really is?
BlackBerry ends write-off of a year with $4.4 BEELLLION write-down
Re: On the positive side...
If BBM on android is an example of their current work, they're truly doomed.
First it hung when I first tried to sign in, because I'd set up my account on the PC only 30 seconds before, and that was too fast for it. No message though, just a white screen.
Then once I did get in ten minutes later, I added two real BB users to my BBM contacts and sent a few messages back and forth... and then discovered a problem... There is no log out. No exit... You can never escape... well you can, you have to terminate the app with extreme prejudice.
Logged in later to check I hadn't missed an obvious "allow logout" option, and was surprised to see I had a contact request to join a chat... from myself!
How odd I thought... And hit accept (out of curiosity more than anything else)... This appears to be the hidden logout function, as the app exploded.
And this was the app they released after the aborted release cock-up and month long wait... I don't even want to think how flaky the first attempt must have been.
RIP BB, if we're honest you've been rotting for quite a while now, and the smell is starting to annoy.
$1,000 BOUNTY offered for FINGERPRINTS of a GLOBAL SPY CHIEF
I should just send in 5 random shot glasses with fingerprints on them and claim £5k.
It's not like they'll be able to verify the prints is it!
Google tells EFF: Android 4.3's privacy tool was a MISTAKE, we've yanked it
Re: Some creepy apps out there
And with that, the Facebook app is removed.
Not only is there more functionality from m.facebook.com, but a web page cannot trawl my phone with excessive permission.
Oz couple get jiggy in pharmacy in 'banned' condom ad
Probably your standard complaint pattern...
Mary Whitehouse style person witnesses ad and is offended and writes to world plus dog to complain.
World plus dog read complaint and write to complain, having never actually seen it.
We'll predict your EVERY MOVE! Facebook's new AI brain talks to El Reg
Oh yeah?
Did you predict I was going to be offended by the permissions grab of the Android app update and hold out until forced to update?
Only to then block half the permissions with App Ops?
And then discover that the one new feature I really wanted (edit) doesn't actually work properly?
And then to go back to using m.facebook.com (which is *STILL* more functional than the app).
Oh, and I prefer G+ these days anyway.
Google embiggens its fat vid pipe Chromecast with TEN new supported apps
Be nice if it supported being sold in 10 new countries.
Last time I looked the UK price via Amazon was almost £50, which is NOT $35!
Come on Google, sort it out.
If you want an IT job you'll need more than a degree, say top techies
Re: A time machine helps, too.
I dunno, some of us old timers still have a few tricks up out sleeves.
I remember a few years back we had a new graduate start at the office. He was a good programmer, but was always using the latest and greatest technology. For example he'd define classes when a record set would have been fine.
One day I heard him cursing, and asked what was wrong. He'd been generating some automatically for something or other, and had typo'ed the file extension, and was manually plodding his way through them on windows, renaming them.
I popped open a command prompt, type a quick rename command and then closed the command prompt.
He looked at me like I'd just performed some kind of witchcraft!
I honestly don't know what they teach them these days, but it doesn't seem to include basic command line stuff.
Needless to say, I was seen as some kind of geek god after that! lol!
Which was nice.
Brit inventors' GRAVITY POWERED LIGHT ships out after just 1 year
Very little I would guess except for the energy storage and recharge method.
Once the energy is "stored" either in a coiled spring or a weight high off the ground, its release will be governed by a few gears and a governor wheel (basically a gear with big fins on it). Couple this regulated rotational speed to a dynamo and you have power until the stored energy runs out.
To my mind it's not exactly innovative, in fact it's verging on the Apple level of obvious, but hey, if nobody else has built one, good luck to them.
I'm sure they'd be able to get dozens of patents from the US patent office.
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Re: Here is my proper review
it read like an analysis of Gingerbread!
HP's ENORMO-SLAB: The Slate 21 MONSTER tablet
Re: great idea
I hate to tell you this hammarbtyp, but there will be a M$ tax in there.
It's got a SD card slot, which means a FAT file system, which means M$ licencing...
PANIC OVER DROOPING house prices hits MEMBER-shaped estate
Re: Obviously nothing to do with
Or that it's in the Wirral?!
Dear-ly beloved: Apple's costly iPad Mini with Retina Display
@A/C 12:12 - you're so bwave!
Okay troll, I'll bite.
The original N7 out specced the original iPad (which appeared after it).
Shall we compare the 2013 models?
iPad 7.9-inch retina display 2048x1536 324ppi.
Nexus 7 7-inch IPS LCD display 1920x1200 323ppi
Did you have a point to make? Because I can't see it here. The long side is almost identical, and the short side is only smaller on the Nexus because it's 16:9 instead of 4:3... A size which means it slips into the back pocket of my jeans, or the inside pocket of my jacket.
Want GPS so you can tether your tablet and use if as a large satnav or use other location based services?
Nexus 7, no problem, GPS is a standard feature across the range.
iPad, no. You need the 3G enabled model (£££$$$)
I would guess you've never even touched a 2013 Nexus 7, it's beautifully made, and doesn't want to slide out of your hand like the iPad (for those times when it's not comfortably tucked into your jacket pocket).
As to why people continue to buy iPads? Easy... It's either:
1) Investment in iOS apps
2) Lack of knowledge of the alternatives
3) Baaaaaaa
I'll stick with my 2013 N7 (costing £10 less than the 16gig fruity alternative) thank you very much.
Your kids' chances of becoming programmers? ZERO
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Blimee, you really have developed no ability to banter in all these years? You really must have been a hoot at the local computer club in the 80s.
And you call me a prick.
Grow up.
Z80 vs 6502?
Well the 6502 wins of course... My Beeb still works... How's your dead-flesh keyboard toy? :-p
Curiously enough I recently corrected an implementation of Bresenham's algorithm, it was on an ATmega chip, which has comparable storage and grunt to the 80's home computers, although the monochrome 128x80 pixel LCD panel is slightly below the resolution of the Spectrum.
You THINK you're watching your LG smart TV - but IT's WATCHING YOU, baby
Oh dear...
It looks like the days of vaguely trusting companies is now at an end...
My home network shall be changing from a black list configuration to white list.
Although a proxy which modifies any messages from the TV to those domains to include nothing but profanities is very tempting...
Oh, and LG, I was just about to purchase one of your smart TVs... guess what, I won't be now, the Rasp Pi will be taking care of all the smart stuff from now on.
Google's Nexus 5: Best smartphone bang for your buck. There, we said it
Re: Brightness schmightness
I saw that, and the following sentence which stated you could turn it up higher..
I then translated the original El Reg paragraph into "The default brightness is lower than Samsung".
And then replied to my own translation with "and so what?"
Eight megapixels isn't as good as some of the competition...
Oh please, the megapixel number is pure willy waving, but with even less to back it up.
Over a certain threshold (about 5Mpixel in my books), there simply is nothing to be gained by going higher on a phone camera. Lets face it, you're not producing an A0 billboard picture. I'd be amazed if the pictures you take ever get any further than facebook/G+.
In fact less pixels can be good for low light images. If the sensor is a constant size, the photosites will be bigger. Meaning they will catch more of those elusive low light photons, making them easier to detect without having to resort to amplification and its associated noise.
To put things into perspective, a 1080 HD TV image is only 2Mpixel - Oh dear, have I just done an "apple retina" job on you? Can you now not see your monitor? Does the entire desktop look like Mine Craft all of a sudden?
So please, don't judge cameras on megapixel alone, there are so many more things it depends on. If not then I challenge you to produce a better photo with an xyz Zillion pixel phone camera of your choice, and I'll use a far lower pixel count device I have in the draw.
It's made by Nikon.
Inventor whips lenscap off 3D-printed pinhole camera
I took a Nikon DSLR, threw away the lens, drilled a hole in the body cap, covered that with foil, and stuck a pin through it.
Works great!
Who needs AF, although the metering is somewhat upset by the experience...
Has anyone seen where my nifty 50 went?
Steve Wozniak: 'I wish to God that Apple and Google were partners'
Re: Blackness
I saw the interview at the weekend, and from what I remember, he didn't blame either side, he was very diplomatic and non pot like.
El Reg is just trolling you.
I like Woz
I saw the interview over the weekend. He speaks sense.
He's an engineer and an end user, he just wants things to "just work" (is that the sound of 101 trademark lawyers sharpening their pencils?). He doesn't want all the office politics getting in the way of making cool things.
Which is the way it should be.
The patent system (especially the US implementation of it) is fatally flawed. The Chinese, with their complete disregard for trademarks and copyright, are starting to look like they've got the right idea, they can copy all the features they want, and their courts just throw any claims against Chinese companies. Rather like the US system, but without even the slightest pretence at looking impartial!
Sure the US will ban anything they make from being offloaded at port, and the EU will do what it's told by the US, but the Chinese won't care. They'll have the best phones, and the biggest market. China.
iPad 4 is so OVER: 5 times as many fanbois now using iPad Air - survey
Re: Shock Horror...
Without knowing the actual numbers involved, this could all fall down within statistical error.
In fact given that both the figures quoted are <1%, I think you'd be very brave to try to deduce trends and patterns of these tiny figures.
Mr Anonymous has perhaps extracted the only meaningful information this provides.
Google RIPS aside curtain, exposes Nexus 5 phone, KitKat Android 4.4 coupling
I've got an old HTC Desire Z/G2, which they abandoned on Gingerbread with all their Sense cruft...
I've actually got it running a vanilla Jellybean 4.2 rom at the moment, and it's smoother than it ever was with the HTC roms!
Re: Nice
4.4 will be out on the Nexus 4, 7 and 10 within the next few weeks.
You can't blame Google for the shortcomings of the other phone manufacturers if they don't get their act together. The source is freely available.
As for some of the older Nexus models, it appears a lot of the problem comes from the chipset manufacturers, some of which have actually stopped making mobile chipsets altogether (Ti), and had supplied the previous firmware in binary blobs, which aren't compatible with the newer kernel.
HTC phone STOPS BULLET, saves Florida gas station clerk's life
Damn lucky on two fronts...
1) The phone stopped the bullet.
2) Lucky the battery (look how deformed it is) didn't catch fire!
Want to go to billionaire Sun kingpin's beach? Hope you're a strong swimmer
Re: nice business oportunity
Yup, perfect opportunity for the loudest water taxi service you can think of, running every 15 minutes.
I believe Sir Christopher Cockerell came up with just the machine for this...
Or maybe Top Gear's spin on it might be even better...
Everything's going to be all white: Google Nexus 5 mobe expected Friday
You say that, but I did actually see a 5S on the tube on Sunday... It was gold!
It looked pretty horrible TBH!
Just HALF of 10m iPhone, Android BlackBerry BBM app downloads activated
Re: How does this make them money?
Shhhhh! Keep quiet!
The whole tech industry relies on you not mentioning the king is naked!
Met Police vid: HIDE your mobes. Pavement BIKER cutpurses on the loose
After finally finding the correct youtube link - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9yvTIbN9awI , all those videos tell me is how terrible the quality of CCTV is.
You can't even read the registration plate letters which are 3 inches tall!
D-Link hole-prober finds 'backdoor' in Chinese wireless routers
Re: Mfg don't seem to get it. The search for vulnerabilities *will* take place.
"The word will get round if you kit is s**t."
Unfortunately it'll only get round tech circles.
The cheap kit will still be available, and bought by the most vulnerable (shoppers at PC world).
The more tech savvy would have rendered themselves immediately immune by turning off WPS as a matter of course.
Mac fans: You don't need Windows to get ripped off in tech support scams
47 minutes, I salute you sir...
A couple of techie friends and I have a running competition, and you've just come out of nowhere an gone into the lead.
I partially blame myself for this as I don't seem to get any calls any more... Possibly down to TPS registration, but more likely due to how I ended my 32 minute call... With manic laughter and abuse.
Pity really... Since then I set up the world's most borked virtual XP machine ready for them to remotely access (this was the stage we had reached in my 32 minute call), but they never call :-(
'Safest car ever made' Tesla Model S EV crashes and burns. Car 'performed as designed'
Re: I don't think it's fair...
Good grief don't let the Americans loose with the warning labels.
They're already reminded of the bleedin' obvious with the old "objects in the rear view mirror..." printing.
Can you imagine if they label every hazard?
Every door opening "Danger, do not shut fingers in door".
Every window "Do not lick glass when cold"
Every air vent "Do not stick fingers in air vents"
Rear seats could be woven with "Do not look at these whilst you are driving" in the cloth.
Then again, maybe all children should be labelled "These may distract you from driving. Remember to always gag and immobilise".
500 MEELLION PCs still run Windows XP. How did we get here?
I had to take the moggy to see the vet the other day... Whilst she was having her temperature checked in a most undignified way, I looked the other way...
Toward the LCD screen on the desk... Hmmm, looks old... Closer look at start menu icon...
Windows 98 at best (could have been 95).
XP is still a dream to some!
EU move to standardise phone chargers is bad news for Apple
@Frank Bough
They are trying to sort out their finances...
What better way than to line up one of the most profitable companies in the world for failure to comply?!
Google: Thanks for the billions in revenue, UK. Here are your taxes, that's ... £11m
It's not evasion, it's avoidance.
The latter is completely legal, and lets face it, what we would all do given half the chance.
All they've done is followed the rules HM Gov set out. They've just got a good accountant. You wouldn't seriously expect them to ignore the good accountant and get a shit one that makes them pay more than they legally have to would you?
I'm sure there is some far more criminal tax dodging going on by members of the house.
Is it a bird? Is it a plane? Is it ... Win Phone 8? No, it's APPLE'S iOS 7
Apple maps still lol...
Just performed my standard test on the just updated office iPad...
Maps still terrible.
If you don't believe me, go and find Reigate, Surrey, UK.
Think you have? Nope, that's Redhill...
One year to go: Can Scotland really declare gov IT independence?
"lack overseas islands to house forward surveillance stations"...
They could always try to set up an empire in Panama...
Official crackdown on Apple fanboi 'shanty town' ahead of London iPhone launch
Re: 23 year old estate agent
He's probably holding up some house sale... But at least those concerned now know where to find him, which is a step of from searching all the local golf courses.
LOHAN slowly strips lens caps off hi-def imaging arsenal
Re: Not considered a drying rig ?
Is there an option to have a remote power source for the GoPro 3? So you could keep those batteries nice and warm (or at least not frozen) with the rest of the electronics?
NASA's nuclear Mars tank REBELS against human control
Re: next update
It would be nice if Mr Thumbs down actually expanded on his displeasure and explained how they do track said rover without a GPS system, network of cell towers, road signs... Or does the robot arm also contain a sextant?
But it's only wafer thin: Skinniest keyboard EVER is designed by Camby biz
Re: Rolling diameter
The lack of feel would be my major gripe.
Just try the Microsoft tablet folio keyboard on their tablet to see just how horrible a flat, dead keyboard can be!
Rolling diameter would be useful to know, plus its ability to withstand swatting flies.
Microsoft buys Nokia's mobile business
Re: Oh, great!
1 - Stephen Elop will return to Microsoft to....
Like he ever left!
Somewhere, I'm sure I made a post predicting this exact outcome, I may have even made a date prediction, I'll have to check to see if I can become a high paid business analyst.
Three axes data-roaming fees in SEVEN countries
Re: Tethering will be blocked
The whole tethering issue gets my back up.
If I have a contract with X Gig of data, what difference does it make how I consume it?
I thank Apple for this... I tethered mobile phones for years, by serial, IR etc, nobody says a thing... Then the iPhone comes along and has tethering as a paid for option... It's been downhill from there!
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We have looked to Alabama Senator Jeff Sessions as the Senate's conservative leader on the issues closest to our heart in the Age of Obama. My daughter recently profiled him for National Review in "Amnesty's worst enemy," still worth your attention. I didn't know it until I watched the returns last night, but Senator Sessions was up for reelection. He didn't draw an opponent; he won essentially by acclamation. With »
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In its classic tabloid style, the cover of the New York Post captures the leading storyline in last night's results with characteristic concision. In my 13 notes, I forgot to mention Republican Tim Scott's crushing victory over his Democratic challenger in South Carolina. Senator Scott is of course a successful black Republican thriving in the heart of the old Confederacy. He symbolizes the phoniness of the Democrats' persistent exploitation of »
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Concerning the election results last night, a few observations: 1. The Republican takeover of the Senate represents a crushing repudiation of Barack Obama and Harry Reid. As I watched the calls in the Senate races via Twitter — Republican holds by crushing margins in supposedly competitive races in Kentucky, Georgia, and Kansas; Republican pickups in North Carolina (narrowly, against the odds), and in Arkansas, Iowa and Colorado in supposedly competitive »
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Tom Blumer of his own BizzyBlog and PJ Media's Tatler writes us about a music video he has written and produced: It's about getting informed, getting involved, and (obviously most relevant to tomorrow) voting: "It Matters!" Several who have seen it have said it "brought me to tears" — and I originally thought I was the only one. I am VERY worried that those who need to turn out tomorrow »
How they roll, Iowa edition
The Washington Free Beacon's Alana Goodman has an excellent account of the Democrats' successful suppression of a story that might negatively have affected the Braley campaign in Iowa. The story is headlined "Braley donor threatens lawsuit against National Review, Des Moines Register." This is how they roll: A law firm aligned with Iowa Democratic Senate candidate Rep. Bruce Braley has threatened legal action against media outlets investigating a man featured »
The low spark of Barack Obama
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So close in New Hampshire
I have really developed a healthy disdain for New Hampshire's incumbent Democratic Senator Jeanne Shaheen in the course of this cycle. I would concede that she has an admirable history in New Hampshire politics. Like so many Democratic incumbents who have prospered in conservative or moderate states, however, she is long past her sell-by date in the Age of the Obama and the Reid regency. Having been instrumental in the »
Cook's pride
In the light of traditional morality, homosexual practices are a vice. The promotion of "gay pride" has long been part of the "transvaluation of values" promoted by the countercultural left and it proved useful in the campaign against laws prohibiting homosexual acts. Hitching its wagon to the rhetoric of equality and civil rights, the campaign has succeeded beyond the wildest dreams of its advocates. To defend the virtue of traditional »
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The facade of Wisconsin Democratic gubernatorial candidate Mary Burke's was rudely ripped off her in the past day by a couple of stories. The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel dispatched a team of reporters to reapply it this morning, but Burke's response itself leaves her facade in ruins. I provided the short course with links this morning in "Burke busted." Now the Wisconsin GOP condenses the story in a 47-second video (below). »


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Johnson a new voice for Miss. State QBsAlex Scarborough
STARKVILLE, Miss. -- Brian Johnson wants his quarterbacks prepared for anything. It's not enough to be tall and fast and strong, or to have a powerful and accurate arm. As the old boxing adage goes, everyone has a plan until they get hit in the face....Blog | June 20, 2014
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I blew out my flip flop, Stepped on a pop top, Cut my heel, had to cruise on back home. But there's booze in the blender, And soon it will render That frozen concoction that helps me hang on. Arizona picks up a commitment from a running back...Blog | June 10, 2014
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Opening spring camp: Mississippi StateEdward Aschoff
Schedule: The Bulldogs begin practice today and will conclude with Mississippi State's annual Maroon-White Spring Game on April 12 at 1 p.m. ET. Fourteen of the Bulldogs' practices will be open to the public. What's new: Former offensive coordinat...Blog | March 18, 2014
Spring preview capsules: SEC WestSam Khan Jr.
Setting up the spring in the SEC West: ALABAMA Spring start: March 15 Spring game: April 19 What to watch: Succeeding McCarron: The Crimson Tide must find the person who will step into AJ McCarron's shoes. There are several quarterbac...Blog | March 04, 2014
Spring preview capsules: Pac-12 SouthKyle Bonagura
On Thursday, we looked at the Pac-12 North Division. Today, we turn to the South: ARIZONA Spring start: March 3 Spring game: April 20 What to watch: QB competition: Coach Rich Rodriguez has used first-year starters in his first two sea...Blog | February 28, 2014
Coordinator changes: Pac-12 SouthTed Miller
So far, only three Pac-12 teams retained their 2013 offensive and defensive coordinators: Arizona, Colorado and Washington State. Here's a look at who's in, who's out and what it means in the South Division. You can review the North Division here....Blog | February 20, 2014
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Here's to hoping everyone in the Deep South is hunkered down and warm during this winter storm. Athlon Sports takes a look at top 15 junior college transfers for the 2014 season. LSU coach Les Miles says his football team would accommodate a ga...Blog | February 12, 2014
Lunch links: Stanford's QB future?Kevin Gemmell
Not knowing how he lost himself, or how he recovered himself, he may never feel certain of not losing himself again. Athlon ranks Ka'Deem Carey its No. 5 Pac-12 running back of the BCS era. A new ASU quarterback is already making a name for him...Blog | February 11, 2014
Johnson's move good for him, UtahTed Miller
Quickly promoted and then just as quickly twice demoted at Utah, Brian Johnson will once again be viewed as a smart, up-and-coming coach next year at Mississippi State. In fact, he would still be a smart, up-and-coming offensive coordinator at Utah i...Blog | February 11, 2014
SEC's lunch linksEdward Aschoff
What a historic moment from former Missouri defensive end Michael Sam. Hats off to one of the SEC's best players in 2013. Sam goes from football star to pioneer, writes Sam Mellinger of The Kansas City Star. Sam, his teammates and coaches prove...Blog | February 10, 2014
Q&A: Utah OC Dave ChristensenKevin Gemmell
Utah head coach Kyle Whittingham made a splash last year by hiring Dennis Erickson to be his co-offensive coordinator with Brian Johnson. After one season, he's made another change, bringing in former Wyoming head coach Dave Christensen to run the sh...Blog | January 16, 2014
Whittingham's six-coordinator itchTed Miller
You can't say Utah coach Kyle Whittingham is afraid of change. You can't say he's not desperately trying to fix his ailing offense. And you can't say that the unexpected hiring of former Wyoming head coach Dave Christensen on Friday to run the Utes o...Blog | December 20, 2013
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Utah has hired former Wyoming coach Dave Christensen as offensive coordinator and demoted Dennis Erickson to running backs coach.Story | Conversation | December 20, 2013
Utah Utes season previewKevin Gemmell
We continue our day-by-day snapshots of each Pac-12 team heading into the 2013 season in reverse alphabetical order with the Utah Utes. Utah Coach: Kyle Whittingham (71-32 overall, 7-11 Pac-12) 2012 record: 5-7 (3-6, Pac-12 South) Key los...Blog | August 08, 2013
Nonconference primer: UtahKevin Gemmell
We continue our series taking a closer look at each Pac-12 team's nonconference schedule. Utah Utah State, Aug. 29 Coach: Matt Wells, first year 2012 record: 11-2, 6-0 WAC Returning starters: eight offense, seven defense Offensive hea...Blog | July 02, 2013


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Yoshitaka will be running a Kata improvement course for all ages, on Sunday 7th December with John Gardiner - one of Britains top kata competitors.
This is a fantastic opportunity to improve your Karate with a top competitor.
Patrizio will be giving out more details soon.
Competions and Events
Yoshitaka have been invited to compete in the prestigious Western Karate Union competition in Weston super Mare on Saturday 22nd November.
If you would like to compete, please speak to Paul or Patrizio.
Visit the future competitions page for details.
Welcome to the Yoshitaka Karate Club Website. The club is a Swansea (Wales) based Shotokan Karate club. We are a friendly Karate club that welcomes both adults and children to join us.
We hold training sessions in various locations across Sketty, Tycoch and Upper Killay. The club is affiliated to the United Schools of Karate Wales (USKW) and our Sensei, Patrizio Camillini is the Chief Instructor of USKW.
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On November 15th and 16th, the Seattle Go Center welcomed Yu Hou 6 P from the Nihon Ki-in for a workshop event. "Kuma Sensei" provided instruction on a variety of basic go techniques to a group of eager students. As the participants learned about go, Kuma Sensei had the opportunity to practice English, giving everyone a chance to study. For both days, the workshop followed the same routine, with the morning schedule starting at 9:00am. Kuma Sensei began by holding a lecture, followed by review of participant games, and then with everyone going to eat lunch. In the afternoon, after playing simultaneous teaching match with the participants, Kuma Sensei reviewed the games.
Saturday's lecture on about the Double Approach was truly great, captivating the attention of all of the students. Even though the lecture covered basic techniques, not only beginners, but also dan players thought it was a very interesting lecture. Thanks to Kuma Sensei's way of speaking and sense of humor, everyone was delighted. Personally, I especially enjoyed the time after the event on Saturday – while eating dinner with Kuma Sensei, we could discuss a variety of cross-cultural topics outside of go. It was truly enjoyable. The workshop, being only two days, really seemed to end too quickly.
Through this workshop, covering a variety of topics ranging from Go Lectures to matches with Kuma Sensei, we "enjoyably" learned a lot. Through this rare opportunity of having a pro come from Japan, participants deepened their interest in go, and could boost their go abilities. The Kuma Sensei Workshop went quite well, so Seattle Go fans hope for events of the same kind to happen in the future. Report by Brian Kirby/photo by Thane Williams
A record 35 players participated in the Syracuse Go Club's Fall Self-Paired Tournament on November 22, "the high count due in no small part to the twelve primary and secondary students who came to play," reports organizer and TD Richard Moseson. Eight players drove in from outside of Syracuse, including three from the Utica club, three from Cornell University's club, and two from Rochester. A wide assortment of free refreshments, some homemade, were available throughout the day, and every player was able to choose a prize to take home at the end of the day. Prizes included new books provided at a discount by Slate and Shell and boxed anime donated by the American Go Foundation. photo (far left): 8th grader Rachel Liu 19k, playing in her first tournament. photos by Richard Moseson
Chimin Oh 7D, a former go instructor from Korea who now lives in England, won the €1000 first place prize in the November 14-16 "Go to Innovation" tournament which drew fifty-five players from around the world to Berlin, Germany. Viktor Lin (5-dan, Austria) came in second and won €500 and Zebin Du (6-dan, China) won €250 for third place. Rita Pocsai (4-dan, Hungary) won €500 from Omikron Data Quality GmbH, for best performance by a female player. She also won the €100 prize for her 10th place finish. No one won the jackpot prize for winning eight games. In fact no one managed to win seven games. Click here for complete results and a photo gallery.
There were eight rounds and the Hahn Pointing system, developed by Professor Sang-Dae Hahn of Myongji University, was used to determine tournament winners. Instead of assigning 1 or 0 for a win or loss , the Hahn system awards points from 0 to 100 based on the difference in game counts. Close games with a difference between .5 to 10 points in game counts results in the winner receiving 60 points and the loser 40 points, but a decisive win with a difference of 40 points or more results in the winner receiving all 100 points and the loser receiving nothing. This encourages fighting, aggressive games.
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It has been two months since the Ad Hoc Advisory Committee on Diversity, before a packed audience, asked the Hart district school board to take action on the committee's recommendations to promote equality in the schools.
The only thing committee member Steven Herskovitz has heard from the board since then has been an invitation this week to come to its Feb. 2 meeting to be thanked "for the many volunteer hours you have contributed as a member of the steering committee."
"Thanks," Herskovitz replied in an e-mail to the district. "But more importantly, I hope the board might be able to give us all an idea what suggestions (it is) considering implementing and what the timeline will be. We all worked hard on this so some sort feedback would be greatly appreciated."
When the diversity committee delivered its recommendations to the Hart board on Nov. 16 after a long line of Christians, Jews and African-Americans took to the podium to endorse the findings of the diversity committee, the school board accepted the report but did not act on it.
At the start of the November meeting, school board member Dennis King said his board would not act on it, but rather take it under advisement until a later date.
Some in the audience took issue with him, asking that the board either accept the recommendations or at least state a time table so the public would know when to expect an answer.
This week, King reiterated that the board will consider the recommendations, but he didn't know when it would occur.
"I don't have a schedule for that. The agenda is set by the superintendent and the (board) president," King said.
But board president Paul Strickland was unclear as to whether or not the ad hoc committee's recommendations would actually be voted upon at an upcoming meeting.
Instead, a progress report to be delivered by Hart district diversity coordinator Greg Lee will take place at the board's April 4 meeting, Strickland said.
Lee will talk about what he has already been doing in the schools to promote equality and cultural sensitivity, Strickland said. Many of the recommendations made by the diversity committee are already being worked on by Lee, Strickland added.
They are: Naming diversity counselors at each school site; ensuring that all district policies reflect inclusive language; training staff beginning in May; and creating forms for students and staff to report incidents of cultural insensitivity.
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Top 10 prospects (NL West)
The top prospects and sleepers for each NL West team
In addition to at least one "sleeper" prospect for each organization, I've also identified one player with each club whose prospect stock has taken a serious hit in the past year, and attempted to explain why.
As with the top 100, I use the 20-80 scouting scale to describe players' tools.
Arizona Diamondbacks
Org rank: 15
Farm system overview
Of the D-backs' top 10 prospects two years ago, three are now on the major league roster, led by Pat Corbin, while three others have been dispatched in trades over the past year-plus. A couple of solid drafts the past two years have helped restock the system, but at this point, the scouting staff can't add talent as quickly as Kevin Towers is dealing it away.
Fortunately, they've got a future ace at the top of the system in Archie Bradley, and I love Braden Shipley's chances to become a solid No. 2 behind him thanks to his athleticism and relative inexperience on the mound. Stryker Trahan has come a long way defensively since signing, especially in throwing out runners, and had a solid second pro season despite losing his mother in April after a long battle with cancer.
Brandon Drury was the big surprise in the system this year; widely seen (including by me) as a throw-in to the Justin Upton trade, he led the low Class A Midwest League in doubles with 11 more than anyone else, finished seventh in slugging, and showed a cerebral approach at the plate that improved as the year went on. He may be playable at third base, but is still a work in progress there. Jake Lamb had the bigger rate stats and is more likely to stay at third, but missed two months last year with a sprained right wrist. Sergio Alcantara was just 16 in rookie ball last summer, showing great plate discipline and good instincts at short with a plus arm, a possible everyday shortstop if he can get a good bit stronger over the next couple of years.
Just missing their top 10: shortstop Jose Munoz (No. 11 in the system), likely to move to third base with a good feel to hit and potential average power; lefty Daniel Gibson (No. 12), 90-94 mph on his fastball with two fringy-to-average breaking balls, starting now after he relieved at the University of Florida; outfielder Justin Williams (No. 13), who has huge raw power but is pretty crude at the plate and in the field; and right-hander Jimmy Sherfy (No. 14), a former college closer with plus stuff and a bad delivery, someone the Snakes should move quickly to capitalize on his arm while they can.
2014 impact
Chris Owings could unseat Didi Gregorius as the everyday shortstop in Phoenix, while Bradley should make his debut at some point this summer. Right-hander Matt Stites came over in the Ian Kennedy trade. He has been 96-98 and could challenge for a bullpen role this spring, as could right-hander Jake Barrett, whose fastball/slider combo is filthy when he's healthy, which isn't all that often.
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No one. If you show the slightest sign of weakness, Towers will not hesitate to put you on the trade market.
Everyone who sees right-hander Jose Martinez raves about him. He has a somewhat slight build for a starter, similar to St. Louis right-hander Carlos Martinez, but his fastball is 94-96 mph with a curveball that runs from average to plus. His stuff is ahead of his control, though, as he walked 25 in 38 innings last summer for short-season Yakima.
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Federal regulators yesterday granted Portland, Maine.-based Ocean Renewable Power Co. a license to install a 300-kilowatt tidal power project in Cobscook Bay, near Eastport, Maine , putting it in the running to be the first U.S. company to operate a tidal energy project connected to the power grid. Maine is on the federal government's radar as an alternative energy source, with the state having the potential to produce 10 percent of the nation's tidal power energy, or 15 terrawatt-hours of electricity per year, according to recent reports by the U.S. Department of Energy. The reports noted that water power – including conventional hydropower and wave, tidal, and other water power resources – could potentially provide 15 percent of the nation's electricity by 2030. The United States uses about 4,000 terrawatt-hours of electricity each year. The newly issued Federal Energy Regulatory Commission license, which is good for eight years, will let ORPC build and run tidal power turbine generators, which are mounted on the sea floor, starting with one generator installed the first year and four more the second year. ORPC also has permission to install an underwater power and data cable. Construction is expected to start in March. The company ran a successful beta test of the pilot, and subsequently applied for the license last September to cover its eight-year project. The project will use the tidal currents of Cobscook Bay to generate electricity via turbine generator units mounted on the sea floor. ORPC Maine's TidGen power system, bottom support frames, and an underwater power and data cable will capture energy from the flow in both ebb and flood directions. The federal commission noted in its approval filing that it developed the hydrokinetic pilot project licensing process to meet the needs of entities like ORPC that are interested in testing new hydropower technologies while minimizing adverse environmental impacts. It said the goal of the process is to allow developers to test new hydrokinetic technologies, to determine appropriate sites for these technologies, and to confirm the technology's effects without compromising the commission's oversight of the projects or limiting agency and stakeholder input. Such projects need to be short term, located in non-sensitive areas, and removed and the site restored before the end of the license, unless a new license is granted. John Ferland, vice president of project development at ORPC in Portland, told Mass High Tech earlier that after running and monitoring the initial system for a year, ORPC will install more power systems over the ensuing three years to increase the project's capacity to 3 megawatts, enough electricity to power 1,200 Maine homes and businesses. But even before the pilot project starts, Ferland claimed a strong economic benefit to Maine. "The impact to the state even before commercial operations has been more than $8 million into the Maine economy over the last four years and 100 jobs, plus a supply chain to 13 of the state's 16 counties," he said. At the project site, the company is building around existing skills in the fishing and boat-building industries. That means creation of a new market and new companies in the Eastport area, he said. He cited Perry Marine & Construction, a construction management and assembly services company, and expansion of business by a local fisherman, Butch Harris, who is leasing vessels to ORPC. ORPC has raised $38 million, more than half from the private sector and other money from the federal government and the Maine Technology Institute, which offers early stage capital. Once the company starts deploying its turbine, it will be connected to the primary power grid and be able to generate revenue. The pilot is expected to run eight years.
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