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Actor-singer Ryoo Si-won held his 100th solo concert in Japan Wednesday, his agency R's Company said Thursday.
The performance attracted some 25,000 fans to the Saitama Super Arena. It was part of a cross-country tour that began in November in Misato. Ryoo has performed in Yokohama, Niigata, Osaka, Sendai, Nagoya and Fukuoka, and will continue with more shows in the neighboring Asian country in the new year.
The Saitama show marked the culmination of a singing career that began in 2004. Since then he has released 22 recordings and began live concert tours in 2005. By 2010 he had given 84 shows that entertained over 500,000 fans.
The Korean wave or "hallyu" star is mostly known in Korea as a television personality, though he has released several popular ballads. "I wanted to be acknowledged as a singer. I wasn't able to achieve that dream at home (in Korea) but it came true in Japan", Ryoo said.
He sang some 30 songs, including the premiere of "Uri manan geu jarie" (The Place Where We Met), a song he wrote the lyrics for in memory of the late singer-actor Park Yong-ha. During the five-hour event he also appeared in the outfit he wore during his first concert at Nippon Budokan, Tokyo, in 2005. To mark the holiday season a group of 100 children were invited onstage to decorate a Christmas tree.
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One of the obligations of the NCSBN is to inform and enforce a set of nursing standards, and keeping the Nursing Assistive Personnel Registry up-to-date. Licensees in this database include Certified NursingAssistant I (CNA), Certified Nursing Assistant II (CNA-II), and Medication Assistant-Certified (MA-C). Therefore, whether you completed an accelerated nursing course online, took guides at a surrounding high school graduation, or traveled to a campus university course, all licensees are subject to state and federal subscription. The NCSBN operates as a nationwide defender, coordinating problems of discipline, education, and certification. Information, like disciplinary action taken against a nurse by way of a say board is shared with all the NCSBN, that compiles this info, providing background resources for discipline problems and actions taken.
Once a problem is registered against a nurse, he or she will become subject to research, that will cause an informal meeting and when essential a formal hearing. Actions addressing the problem of problem would include this is the re-educating the nurse or restricting their practice - every one carrying certain probationary circumstances.When essential, a nurse may have their license revoked. All disciplinary actions become public report. Additionally, any nurse holding a illegal conviction significantly associated with the features inside work is required to report this to the board. The board may then determine if the offender's license warrants revocation. More often than not, people convicted of a illegal offense are not qualified for certification. The NCSBN requires that all 60 Member Boards update their listings of licensees in the registry on a biennial basis.
In addition to the NCSBN's database of nurse licensees, Federal laws are moreover in region to enable fight scam and misuse both in the health insurance industry and also the medical care delivery system. In 1996, the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act, that triggered the creation of the HIPDB (Healthcare Integrity and Protection Data Bank) - a Federal monitoring system providing information, like employment history, affiliation, certification, or licensure decisions was put into statute. The NCSBN today utilizes the Nursys database, that keeps program all nurse disciplinary actions.
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The company (Nasdaq: HOMB), which has been extending its reach with a series of out-of-state acquisitions assisted by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation, achieved the results with the help of record net interest income, which grew 5.8 percent to $36.5 million.
"The first quarter of 2012 is the most profitable quarter in the history of Home BancShares Inc.," CEO Randy Sims said in a news release. "We are also pleased with reporting record net interest income, improvements in our non-performing non-covered assets as well as a 507 basis point improvement in our core efficiency ratio from the first quarter of 2011 to the first quarter of 2012."
"The record earnings reported during the first quarter are outstanding for Home BancShares," Chairman John Allison said. "We have strong reserves and our capital continues to remain well above the regulators' capital requirements leaving us open for both FDIC and market acquisition transaction opportunities."
During the quarter, the company completed its most recent FDIC-assisted purchase: 17 bank branches of Vision Bank. The branches are located in the Gulf Coast communities of Baldwin County, Alabama, and the Florida Panhandle.
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What *will* change everything.
Posted on 04. Feb, 2009 by jon in Education, Revolution
Every year an organization called The World Question Center posts a question to society's leading thinkers. It's known as the "Edge Question" and it's one of my favorite things to read. This year's question in particular is awesome:
What will change everything?
The sub-question was "What game-changing scientific ideas and developments do you expect to live to see?" and the answers are fascinating to read. One in particular that struck me was the answer of Chris Anderson, Curator of the famous TED Conference. His answer? A Web-Powered Revolution in Teaching. And if you're a long-time reader of this blog you'll notice that it sounds very familiar.
Consider this passage:
Five years ago, an amazing teacher or professor with the ability to truly catalyze the lives of his or her students could realistically hope to impact maybe 100 people each year. Today that same teacher can have their words spread on video to millions of eager students.
Compare with this blog post on eduFire from back in April of 2007:
Entrepreneurial Education refers to opportunities for scale similar to other industries. Top performers in other industries reach thousands or millions of people with their "content." Top performers in education often reach only hundreds or dozens of people each year. In a world of Entrepreneurial Education that is ludicrous.
Here's another passage from Chris's answer:
For one thing, the realization that today's best teachers can become global celebrities is going to boost the caliber of those who teach. For the first time in many years it's possible to imagine ambitious, brilliant 18-year-olds putting 'teacher' at the top of their career choice list.
We've been talking about the concept of rock star teachers for some time now in blog posts like this one, this one and this one. In fact we're even hosting an eduFire virtual conference this weekend titled Turning Teaching into Rockstars. Assuming you won't actually be at TED you should attend! :)
Finally, one more piece of evidence that our frequencies are aligned:
But a young girl born in Africa today will probably have access in 10 years' time to a cell phone with a high-resolution screen, a web connection, and more power than the computer you own today. We can imagine her obtaining face-to-face insight and encouragement from her choice of the world's great teachers. She will get a chance to be what she can be. And she might just end up being the person who saves the planet for our grandchildren.
If you've read our very first blog post this might ring a bell:
Just a decade ago it was hard to imagine a child in Africa growing up listening to the best lecturers from Harvard and MIT. Today, with things like the sub-$100 laptop and mesh networking we're almost there. The power of that idea is immense.
The next Einstein might be growing up in Madagascar right now.
The next Oprah might be a kindergarten girl in Sierra Leone.
I hope Chris is right. And I think he is. There are times when what we're doing at eduFire feels like Woodstock. It's like everyone is looking around at each other and realizing that this could change everything. And of course not just what we're doing. What other kick-ass startups like Grockit and LiveMocha and TeachStreet and WizIQ and countless others are doing.
I'm reading Banker to the Poor right now and to be completely honest, it's setting my hair on fire. What Yunus did was go into an area of the world where there was poverty and oppression and little hope and through his innovation helped to empower thousands and lift them out of poverty. Education offers the same opportunities. It already has lifted millions out of poverty in places like Singapore and India. And we're just getting started.
It's why we do what we do. Because we wholeheartedly agree with Chris. If we're right, this will change everything.


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FRANKFORT, N.Y. (WKTV) - It's a summertime tradition that brings together thousands upon thousands of people from across the region to Herkimer County.
The 2013 Herkimer County Fair got started on Tuesday, at the fairgrounds in Frankfort. The fair features lots of food, youth events, agriculture events, and even a rodeo.
The six -day event gets an attendance of more than 60 thousand people, fair officials report.
"Everybody meets here, there's a lot of families that make this a yearly event at the fairgrounds," said Gerry Elthorp fair representative.
One of the events that drew in lots of fair-goers was the 2013 Queen, Princess, & Prince Pageant.
The winners were as follows:
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First Runner Up: Gabrielle Koenig
Second Runner Up: Morgan O'Bryan
Third Runner Up: Emma Bevins
Fourth Runner Up: Hailey Jane Smith
Little Miss Category: Elizabeth Wright
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Second Runner Up: Yasmina Victoriamiri
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Fourth Runner Up: Lily Simmons
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Are you ready to be awed? Check out our picks for the new 7 wonders of the world.
Rome's most enduring icon is undoubtedly its Colosseum.
Peru's Machu Picchu is thought to have been a sacred center for the nearby Incan capital of Cusco.
The genius and adaptability of Mayan culture can be seen in the ruins of Chichen Itza, on Mexico's Yucatan Peninsula.
Structures carved into stone and the El-Deir monastery have helped Petra, Jordan, earn its fame
The Great Wall of China is actually a succession of walls spanning approximately 4,000 miles.
Agra, India's Taj Mahal is a mausoleum commissioned for the wife of Mughal Emperor Shah Jahan.
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Would you put a new patch on an old, beaten-up and ripped pair of blue jeans?
Would you paint a rickety, old AMC Pacer but not repair the slipping transmission and bad rotors?
Finally, would you keep a decade-old water heater that is leaking and barely running?
Unfortunately, even though most sane people would throw the ripped jeans away and tow the dead car to the junkyard, they will keep the musty, dusty water heater until it breaks down, or worse, could burst and possibly cause thousands of dollars in water damage. There's a simple way to avoid that and keep your water heated without any delay. (I mean who really wants to take a cold shower? I didn't think so.)
First, let's talk about your water heater. There are two types of water heaters:
- Electric: It operates using a thermostat. When the water is heated, the thermostat shuts it down and cools. When the hot water valve is turned back on, the thermostat calls for more hot water and heats the water back up.
- Gas: There is a thermocouple that goes into the the gas valve. It will heat the water up to the set temperature and then it shuts off. It cools off and then reheats when it is turned on again.
A typical water heater lasts for about ten to twelve (10-12) years. After that time, it begins to break down and needs to be replaced.
You can examine your water heater and see the tell-tale signs of deterioration:
- The gas valve no longer works.
- The pilot light doesn't stay lit.
- There are puddles of water at the base of the heater.
- There is water constantly dripping at the bottom of the heater.
- There is a rust ring at the bottom.
When you see any of the above, it's time to replace your water heater. It's ten-year life is coming to an end and, just like the junk car and the holey jeans, you need to ditch this tin can quick.
Why quickly? Well, the continued use of a deteriorating water heater could be disastrous. I have received calls from frantic and bewildered customers telling me that their water heater just exploded. Yes, you heard me right. It exploded like the villain's car in a James Bond movie. It was ugly and cost them thousands of dollars in home repairs, not to mention a new water heater.
So, pick up the flashlight and open the closet door or walk downstairs to your basement, wipe away the layer of dust and check the manufacturer's date on your water heater. There are several ways to find the date:
- You'll see a date on the top part near the manufacturer's name and disclaimer.
- If it's not on there, call the manufacturer, whose number should be on it, and give them serial number which can be easily found at the top of the heater.
- If none of those work, call us at American Drain Cleaning and Plumbing and we can figure it out.
I prefer Rheem or Bradford White water heaters. They are quality products and carry a six (6) year warranty. Most plumbers can replace your water heater in about five (5) hours or less.
Bottom line: Water heaters, like blue jeans and AMC Pacers, don't last forever. Examine yours today and replace it (if needed) before you have to replace everything around it, too.
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Terry Plum's Technology for Library Professionals. I realize this is a masochistic choice but it's proved to be the most valuable of all my classes at GSLIS. Terry's class gave me a philosophy for how to encourage technological innovation in libraries. Translating vision into implementation is what I do on a daily basis and my approach has grown from the seed planted in 488. Runners up were the required archival internships for 438 and 440. Hands-on experience is invaluable.
GSLIS involvement
One of the really inspiring things about GSLIS was the number of sharp and motivated classmates I had. As a student, I (selfishly) tried to learn as much as I could from them and collaborate whenever possible. In fact, I still do this, turning my former classmates into co-workers.
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The hotel was clean. Meals were poor, not much variety. In the brochure it tells you about all the kids activites which should have been open until 30th sept. We arrived on the 12th and most things were shut. There was no show cooking, no rock climbing, no betty's kitchen. The kids club times were not advertised propely and when I did manage to go I was told that my daughter had to be over 5, which again is different to what is stated in the brochure. I think if the hotel had been in full flow with everything open, we would have had a much more pleasant stay. It felt as though everyone had already shut down for the end of season.
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While you were off being in love and shoveling snow, Forbes released its list of most trustworthy celebrities. And it is a hodgepodge indeed.
On top is Tom Hanks, which completely makes sense. For a person who makes a living pretending to be other people, there is something undeniably genuine about him. No matter the role, you can connect to him. There is a human-ness that just won't quit. The only other person on this list that makes as much sense is Robin Roberts, the most trusted woman in media and your imaginary brunch buddy.
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MANCHESTER - The Candia School Board had a blunt message for Mayor Ted Gatsas and the city school board Monday night: Reduce class sizes or let us go.
The joint meeting follows one earlier this month with Hooksett parents and board members, who decried conditions in Manchester high schools. Under an agreement with the district, the two towns send their high school students to Manchester. Hooksett has 686 students in the district and Candia has 144, all of them at Central High.
"We're here with two solutions," Candia School Board member Kim Royer told her counterparts. "One: we would like every class that has a Candia student in it to have no more than 30 students per class. We would like to have that immediately. We also don't want disruptions to their schedule."
The second option, Royer said, is for Manchester to "release us from the contract."
Royer acknowledged that improvements in class sizes, as well as with textbook and desk shortages, have been made since the start of the school year, but said that classes remain too large.
Mayor Gatsas, citing the most recent figures from the district superintendent, said there were about 59 classes at Central that still had more than 30 students, the state standard for maximum class size.
Gatsas, who serves as chairman of the city school board, said that it would be impossible to respond to the Candia board's request since it was unknown how many Candia students are in classes that exceed the 30-pupil standard. Such information could only be presented in a follow-up meeting with Manchester Superintendent Thomas Brennan. He was unable to attend Monday's meeting because he was sick, as was the case with the Hooksett meeting on Nov. 15.
Assistant Superintendent Michael Tursi was at the meeting with the Candia board, but he did not respond directly to its concerns, beyond presenting a report on new technology initiatives.
Gatsas emphasized that the district was doing all it could in a challenging fiscal environment.
"The situation we're in has not been an easy one," he said. "The state has downshifted costs, and there's no question we're all feeling the fiscal impact. I can only tell you we're all working as hard as we can, and that the transition (next) September won't be anything like this year."
Hooksett and Candia pay Manchester tuition to send their high school students to the district under a 20-year contract signed in 2003. The contract does allow a party to declare another in breach, a process that takes at least six months. The contract doesn't specifically mention class sizes, but it does require the district to comply with state standards, which include the class size limit of 30 students.
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Around 40 people attended the meeting in the conference room of the city's public health department. Gatsas adjourned the meeting without opening the floor to public comments on the grounds it was a "special meeting," applying the same rule for school board and aldermanic meetings.
Jim O'Connell, an activist and one of the founders of the parents group Citizens for Manchester Schools, objected to Gatsas' move; several parents also indicated that they wanted a chance to speak. Several city school board members stayed later, including Kathy Staub and Erica Connors, who sat down with a group of parents.
The meeting began with a presentation from Assistant Superintendent Tursi on a report Brennan had produced earlier in the month, "Maximizing Educational Opportunities." The plan calls for the offering of "virtual" computer-assisted classrooms, allowing students to take courses remotely, as well as courses at local universities, to be available as soon as next semester.
The plan, which was also presented at the Hooksett meeting, did not appear to greatly impress the Candia board or Superintendent Charles Littlefield, who heads SAU 15, which includes Candia and Hooksett.
"V-LACS is already available to Candia students," Littlefield said, referring to the Virtual Learning Academy Charter School. "That is not the solution. The solution is adequate resources to make sure our kids are getting what we bargained for, and we're not getting that."
Littlefield later added, "I think the relationship between Candia and Central (High) is special, and I think of it with sadness that the Candia community found it necessary to draw a line in the sand. I think it's only fair that, if there are no solutions to these problems, then we need to know that. Candia kids are great kids, as are yours. But they are highly desirable."
The audience applauded after these comments.
O'Connell, of the Manchester school advocacy group, has had several public clashes with Gatsas. In an interview after the meeting, O'Connell said, "To lure people into the public arena, to deny the parents of Candia and Manchester and Hooksett the opportunity to speak is very disturbing."
He referred to the technology report a "snow job," saying, "This is nonsense document. It's aspirational. It was dreamed up one night while staring at the wall."
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City panel advances bill for digital billboards on Kennedy Expy.
BY FRAN SPIELMAN City Hall Reporter email@example.com December 3, 2012 4:06PM
A new digital billboard is shown Monday, Dec. 12, 2011, along Interstate 80 west of Larkin Avenue in Joliet, Ill. Twenty more are pending. | Matthew Grotto~Sun-Times Media
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The Kennedy Expressway could have up to a dozen digital billboards — five within a four-block stretch between North Ave. and Armitage — under a 20-year, $270 million deal advanced by a joint City Council committee Monday that, critics warned, sells taxpayers short and could be unconstitutional.
Ald. Scott Waguespack (32nd) questioned why Mayor Rahm Emanuel chose to let Interstate Outdoor Advertising and JCDecaux build the 34 digital billboards on city-owned property adjacent to expressways — and share advertising revenues with
the city — instead of building the $30 million network on its own and pocketing all of the money.
"I take issue when people say we're not capable of setting up something ourselves. I heard the same thing with the parking meters. The former manager was up here saying, `We don't know how to do this stuff. We don't know how to buy pay boxes.
Therefore, we have to give it away to somebody else,' " Waguespack said.
Other aldermen raised aesthetic concerns.
"I want to make sure that, in one fell-swoop, we don't sell out our taxpayers and, at the same time, destroy our skyline," said Ald. Bob Fioretti (2nd), who briefly
delayed the final vote by questioning whether enough aldermen were present to constitute a quorum.
Although digital billboards would go dark overnight, Ald. Tom Tunney (44th) warned, "You can see these things miles away….I hope my colleagues will understand the calls you're gonna get…on your voicemails when you come into work."
James R. Daly, an attorney representing billboard competitors, warned that the billboard deal was on shaky legal ground.
"It restricts speech within that 500 foot area adjacent to the expressways except for the city and its chosen partner….The city is favoring itself to the exclusion of all other companies and all other property owners. In order to do that, you need a compelling reason," he said.
Despite those concerns and more, the Budget and Zoning Committees agreed to let a partnership that includes Chicago's bus shelter operator build digital signs up to 100 feet high near expressways protected by a seven-year exclusivity clause.
In exchange, the joint-venture would guarantee Chicago taxpayers $15 million in 2013 and $154 million over the 20-year life of the contract. The city hopes to generate as much as $270 million over 20 years through a revenue sharing arrangement that
starts with a 50 percent cut of the first $25 million.
The contract includes a nine-year renewal option another point of contention with aldermen, who amended the contract to require City Council approval of the extension.
A map distributed to aldermen identifies 38 potential billboard locations, four of them alternates. They include: 12 on the Kennedy; 10 on the Dan Ryan; six apiece on the Stevenson and Eisenhower Expressways and one each on the Bishop Ford,
Chicago Skyway, Illinois Tollway and Edens Expy.
When Waguespack complained about the five signs along a four-block stretch of the Kennedy, Chief Financial Officer Lois Scott stressed that the city's plan calls for "replacing three unsightly" traditional billboards with one digital sign.
During more than four hours of testimony, Scott stressed how the billboard deal differs from the widely-despised parking meter lease.
The city is not selling off an asset. It's creating a new one, she said. And while Chicago Parking Meters LLC must be compensated whenever parking spaces are taken out of commission, Interstate Outdoor and JCDecaux will not be paid for lost ad revenue.
But for all the differences, there is one similarity: the City Council has already approved a 2013 budget that counts on $18 million in municipal marketing revenue.
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Drisc reward: Driscoll ties course record in Puerto Rico
exemption on the PGA Tour, and let's talk about James Driscoll . A nine under par 63. Tied his own course record ..... last year, Scott Brown shot 63, went on to win. James Driscoll has not won, but he's had some really good play
Drive, Chip and Putt: Willett sinks putt on 18
s in the school band, there's math, reading, lacrosse, bike riding. Where you see his favorite player is James Driscoll . Driscoll also plays at Charles River, and he has given Connor some advice. Let's go down to Kurt. Thanks
Fantasy: McIlroy the top pick in Houston?
2nd place in the tee 8th in his last three starts, so I'm liking Boo. -Boo. I like it. However, I am taking James Driscoll . Driscoll finished in a tie for 8th last year, tied for 14th in 2010 and he enters off a top 25 and tie for 21st
Fantasy Challenge: Pebble Beach, Omega Dubai picks - Group 3 & 4
I'm with you with David Duval. I mean, no one in that Group 4 has a better record at Pebble than he does. And James Driscoll , my other pick. He comes in, three made cuts, 2 of those top 30s. And at Pebble he has a tie for 13th and a tie
Big Game James : Driscoll perseveres
Big Game James : Driscoll perseveres By Oct 20, 2011 4:12 PM ET LAKE BUENA VISTA, Fla ..... Tags: , Related Articles By | Apr 18, 2013 12:47 PM ET James Driscoll , who grew up outside Boston, will donate $1,000 for each birdie
Driscoll ties course record, takes Puerto Rico lead
remained low Friday on the Isle of Enchantment, where James Driscoll posted an early number that proved to be enough to ..... advantage as he seeks his first career win: Leaderboard: James Driscoll (-12), Chesson Hadley (-11), Eric Axley
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AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am) but will start Sunday in a tie for second alongside Hoffman. Meanwhile, James Driscoll played his way into contention with a 66 Saturday and looks for just his second top-10 finish since last year
Mickelson, Points grouped early at Pebble Beach
Other notable groups to watch: • Scott Langley and Peyton Manning: Monterey, 10 tee, 1:01 p.m. ET • James Driscoll -Bill Belichick; Ricky Barnes-Tom Brady: Spyglass, 1 tee, 11:22 a.m. ET • John Mallinger-Andy Roddick
Hadley leads by one, eyes first win in Puerto Rico
for third, just two shots off the lead as he looks to win for the first time since 2005. Biggest disappointment: James Driscoll started the day with sole possession of the lead, but was unable to get his round on track after tying the course
Reed leads Humana by 2 after consecutive 63s
Patrick Reed (-18), Brendon Todd (-16), Ryan Palmer (-15), Charley Hoffman (-14), Bill Haas (-13), James Driscoll (-13) What it means: Reed ended Thursday's first round atop the leaderboard after a 9-under 63 on the Palmer
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putts taken at a tournament in 2013-14. Fewest putts, one tournament 2013-14 Putts Player Tournament Finish 100 James Driscoll Humana T-18 101 Scott Langley Humana T-18 101 Will Mackenzie Valero Texas T-2 102 Chad Collins Humana T-8
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A. Points 2012 Jason Dufner Ernie Els 2008 Andres Romero Peter Lonard 2007 Nick Watney Ken Duke 2005 Tim Petrovic James Driscoll Svoboda and Streb, like Duke and Driscoll before them, would have to settle for second. Duke would eventually on
Reed turns Humana into a rout with another 63
no signs of slowing down: Leaderboard: Patrick Reed (-27), Brendon Todd (-20), Charley Hoffman (-20), James Driscoll (-19), Justin Leonard (-18), Bill Haas (-18), Ryan Palmer (-17), Matt Jones (-17) What it means


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"What's your impact"? How many times have you heard that question or wondered how to answer it? If figuring out how to measure your nonprofit's outcomes leaves you scratching your head, then we recommend, Leap of Reason, a free book by Mario Morino that is gaining recognition among nonprofits. Written by Mario Morino, co-founder of Venture Philanthropy Partners and Chairman of the Morino Institute, Leap of Reason has given wings to Morino's thesis that the nonprofit sector's relationship with measuring outcomes needs "a major reset." He also makes a strong case that nonprofits must adopt performance-based cultures in order to survive the current "era of brutal austerity." In other words, measuring outcomes is not just about building capacity; it's about basic survival.
Based on Morino's decades of experience in the corporate world and the world of "venture philanthropy," Leap of Reason is filled with "ah ha" moments of insight plus plenty of ideas for concrete action. The beauty of Leap of Reason is its clarity. Knowing what to measure is complicated, but Morino and the book's contributing authors leave no doubt about why we should. Refreshingly, Morino urges nonprofits to embrace managing to outcomes, "not because it's a trend or a good marketing tool, and not because a funder or investor" told us to. He urges nonprofits to recognize that measuring outcomes is the only sustainable pathway to greater impact. Focusing on outcomes is "not about pushing nonprofits to drink the metrics Kool-Aid, implement fancy reporting technologies or adopt complex measurement methodologies. It is about encouraging nonprofits and funders to cultivate for themselves an outcomes focused mindset and the passion to be as effective as we possibly can for those we serve."
With many thousands of hard copies circulating, and many more constantly being downloaded for free, the 150-page self-published book is not your typical nonprofit guidebook. Replete with URLs for suggested websites, a rich reading list, "take homes in tweets," and guest-authored essays that offer vignettes describing the experiences of real nonprofits, the book has hit a home run in the nonprofit community. Morino says that the book is intended to "begin the conversation, stimulate more thought, and provoke rich debate." Our own dog-eared copy shown here has numerous markers where the text offers suggestions that are powerful yet simple enough to be actually accomplished. With its easy-to-read format, a compendium of resources, and real-life examples, the book is so chock-filled with practical pointers that it converts the most skeptical of readers to make "the leap" to outcomes measurement.
At times you can almost hear a chorus of nonprofits cheering in the background as Morino urges funders to rethink their allergies to funding overhead and reexamine expectations (or requirements) for grantees surrounding evaluation. Leap of Reason calls on funders to support nonprofits so they can manage smarter with solid information about performance and outcomes — rather than forcing them to meet myriad evaluation and reporting requirements that do little to help the organization build its capacity.
If you would welcome inspiration to motivate your nonprofit to measure its outcomes, Leap of Reason offers it. A chapter in Leap of Reason appropriately called, "Ideas into Action" can jump-start your nonprofit's journey with its inspiringly simple provocations: "Do all members of your organization know in reasonably clear terms what you expect of them?" "Does your board accept responsibility for overseeing the organization's quality and ensure that what you do benefits those you serve in material, measurable, and sustainable ways?" Also of note is a recently released board package (it's free, too!) designed to help nonprofit boards "take the leap" to firmer ground. Board leadership in this area matters, and Morino recognizes that organizations that manage their outcomes successfully do so because they have "courageous leaders who foster a performance culture." The user guide for boards offers a step-by-step process, templates, and other tools to help board members (and the staff that supports their work) understand the important role board members play in making a commitment to measuring outcomes.
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Sarah Polley has played a working-class mother with inoperable cancer. She has played an abandoned daughter in a dusty frontier town. A crash survivor who is having an incestuous affair with her father. An amateur Ecstasy dealer. In fact, Sarah Polley has played pretty much every dark, miserable, grim, sad, tragic role that the indie world has to offer. But as it turns out, what she wanted to do all along was tan some serious zombie hide.
''I've never been in a movie where people are squealing over what a good time they're having. I mean, The Sweet Hereafter doesn't exactly leave the audience begging for more,'' she says over a mango-strawberry smoothie at a Toronto coffee shop. ''And it's zombies! Zombies are fun!''
Yes, this is Sarah Polley talking. And no, she's not kidding. One of the most thoughtful, highly respected young actresses in North America is slyly enjoying the success of Dawn of the Dead -- Universal's remake of the George A. Romero cult hit, which opened at a robust $27 million to take over first place from The Passion of the Christ. Covered in blood and brains, Polley gleefully anchors the movie as a steely nurse trapped in a shopping mall with a handful of other survivors. She fights off her zombie husband. She squishes the undead with an armored bus. She even shoves a spike through the eyeball of an attacking, bloodthirsty ghoul. It's a hell of a lotta fun, but it raises the question: What's a nice girl like her doing in a neighborhood like this?
Born and raised in the northern suburbs of Toronto, Polley began acting at the age of 5. She did a lot of TV, winning a Gemini award (the Canadian equivalent of an Emmy) in 1991 for her role in the series Lantern Hill (which aired here on PBS), and got her first major film with Terry Gilliam's Adventures of Baron Munchausen at age 9. But it was 1997's Sweet Hereafter -- her second collaboration with Canadian auteur Atom Egoyan, in which she played the lone survivor of a horrific school bus crash -- that an image began to emerge. Oh, no doubt, Polley was brilliant: the kind of blond, almond-eyed beauty with whom one could imagine meandering around bookstores. But stories started surfacing about how she'd gotten her teeth knocked out by riot police in a demonstration alongside welfare mothers at age 16. How she'd left home that same year. How she was unyielding in her leftist politics. In other words, the kinds of things that get you labeled prickly and judgmental.
''It's weird. All of that stuff that got written about me was really an indication of who I was at 16,'' says the actress, now 25. ''I was militant. I did take myself too seriously. But that's the problem with deciding not to create an image for yourself: People create one for you. And for the last nine years I've been different, but this humorless, angry person kept coming across in the media.''
Never mind that she was only a teenager at the time -- the image stuck. And when Polley turned down the role of Penny Lane in Cameron Crowe's Almost Famous -- the part that would make Kate Hudson a star -- the feeling that she wasn't meant for the mainstream grew stronger. She worked in tiny movies. Directed a couple of shorts. Started planning her wedding to new husband David Wharnsby, a film editor. And then last spring came the call from her agent that started with three words: ''Okay, don't laugh...''


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After NASCAR red-flagged Sunday's Geico 400 NASCAR Sprint Cup Series race at Chicagoland Speedway, Kenseth touched based with crew chief Jason Ratcliff and returned to his motor home to wait out a rain delay that ultimately exceeded five hours.
"I hung out with Jason for a little bit, and then I went back to the motor home and hung out with Katie and the girls and Katie's mom and dad," Kenseth told Steve Richards of Performance Racing Network after the race. "I watched some football and needed a nap, so I lay down on the floor, and Grace and Kaylin jumped on top of me and were yelling in my ears as loud as they could.
If truth be told, Kenseth was hoping the race wouldn't resume on Sunday night. His car had worked optimally under hotter conditions before the rain delay, and Kenseth wasn't sure he could sustain the performance on a faster track that had cooled almost 20 degrees during the hiatus.
Busch has won four races this year, after visiting Victory Lane but once in 2012, when he narrowly missed the Chase. Hamlin was off to a strong start before a fractured vertebra suffered at Fontana, Calif., in late March sidelined him for four races and took the wind out of a promising season.
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Featured Work
Activity 1: Into Imagination
Activity 2: Your Place and Mine
Additional Suggestions for Grades 6–12
Additional Suggestions for Grades K–1
Additional Suggested Activities
New York State Learning Standards and Core Curriculum
Featured Work
Gustave Courbet
(French, 1819–1877)
La Source de la Loue (The Source of the Loue), ca. 1864
Oil on canvas
42 1/4 x 54 1/8 inches (107.3 x 137.5 cm)
Collection Albright-Knox Art Gallery
George B. and Jenny R. Mathews Fund, 1959
Background Information for Educators
- Students will imagine how their other senses (smell, touch, hearing) would react by imagining entering of a work of art about a natural wonder
- Students will use their sense of touch to explore an environment
- Older students will create an environment that can be explored only through the sense of touch
- Students will analyze their sensory experiences to create works of art and write from different narrative points of view
- Students will learn about the ecology and geology of caves or other habitats (see Additional Suggested Activities #1, #2, and #4)
- Four medium-sized boxes with holes in the lids big enough for a hand to fit through
- Objects that provide examples of a variety of textures, for example:
- Cold things such as metal items
- Warm objects such as fabric, cotton, and wood
- Squishy things like Gummi Bears, erasers, cooked spaghetti, and grapes
- Damp pieces of sponge or paper towel
- Other items—be creative!
- Glue and/or tape
Before Beginning
For younger students, assemble the boxes with the supplies listed above in advance. Place various combinations of objects in each box. We suggest attaching some objects to the sides as well as placing them on the bottom—the students will need to be able to feel each item individually. Test the boxes out on family members or on colleagues in the faculty lounge—the objects shouldn't be too recognizable when touched! You could cut them into pieces to prevent identification!
Let older students work in groups to assemble their own boxes, with objects they find on their own.
Part I: Let's Look
Ask the class to look at Courbet's painting very carefully and describe what they see. Once all observations have been made, ask them to put themselves into the painting.
- If they were standing in the rapids, what would they hear? See? Smell?
- What would they feel? Is the water warm or cold?
- Then ask them to pretend to walk up to the rocks and plants — if they touched them, how would they feel?
Part II: Let's Get Ready
Pretend that your class is going to explore Courbet's cave.
Make a list of all the things you will need and why they are necessary.
Part III: Let's Go Inside!
- Divide your class into four or five groups.
- Give each group a box, and tell them to imagine that it is a cave. For older students, give each group another group's box.
- Ask them to touch all the items inside and make notes about how they feel.
- Each group will then write a story about a trip into the cave, based on the items in the box and their list of things they need from Part II.
- Ask each student to draw something that his or her group saw or found in the cave.
- As a group, take the drawings and turn them into a group artwork.
Most people have a special place where they like to be. Courbet's was the landscape around his home town of Ornans, which included the source of the Loue River.
- Ask your students to think about places where they like to go. It could be somewhere outdoors, somewhere in their home, somewhere in school, or another indoor location. It could also be an imaginary place. Don't tell anyone what the place is.
- Ask the students to draw their place, and write a paragraph about how they feel when they are there.
- When they have finished, ask them to exchange drawings with a classmate.
- Students can then write a descriptive paragraph about the drawing they have in front of them.
- Have the students read the descriptive paragraph aloud while displaying their partner's drawing. Talk about the descriptive paragraphs as a class, exploring whether the students who did the drawings think their partners' descriptions are accurate.
- Display the two paragraphs and the drawing together.
- Ask students to write an essay using their place (or another student's place) as a setting.
- Divide the students into groups. Ask them to choose one student's place and write a play with that place as a setting or a character.
- Ask students to write a story using Courbet's cave as a character. They will need to imagine an event that might take place within the cave, and then have the cave be the narrator, describing the event and how the cave might have felt about it.
- Create a special space right in the classroom – it could even be cave-like. One by one throughout the day, have students sit in the space for a few minutes, thinking about how they feel in it. (Soothing music could even be played quietly in the space; you could use potpourri or something else to provide pleasant smells.)
- Students can share how they felt in the space through discussion.
Additional SuggestED Activities
- Study plants and animals that live in caves. Many of them adapt to the darkness in unusual ways.
- Study the geological aspects of cave formation. For example, how would a river like the Loue originate underground? How are stalactites and stalagmites formed?
- Imagine an expedition into the cave. How would you prepare in terms of clothing and supplies? What would you discover? Write a story about your imaginary experiences!
- Choose an environment (such as a cave, a rain forest, a desert, a swamp, etc.). Discuss how colors might evoke feelings or sensations about certain environments. Choose four colors to express your chosen environment. Possible media: crayons, markers, paint, colored paper and collage, etc.
- Select a small, simple object (i.e. pencil, shoe, cup, book, etc.) and draw it from memory. Get the object, set it in front of you, examine it carefully, and draw it again. Compare the two drawings.
NEW YORK STATE LEARNING STANDARDs and Core Curriculum
- New York State Learning Standards for the Arts (Visual Arts, including the museum visit) 1, 2, 3, 4
- New York State Learning Standards for Math, Science, and Technology 4 (in learning about habitats and geology) and 5 (in researching for Additional Suggested Activities #1 and #2)
- College and Career Readiness Anchor Standards for Language 1, 2, 3, 6
- College and Career Readiness Core Anchor Standards for Reading 1, 2, 3, 5, 6, 7, 8 (see Additional Suggested Activities #1 and #2), 9, 10, 11 (New York only)
- College and Career Readiness Anchor Standards for Speaking and Listening 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 (see Additional Suggested Activities #1 and #2), 6
- College and Career Readiness Anchor Standards for Writing 1, 2 (see Additional Suggested Activities #1 and #2), 3 (see Additional Suggested Activity #3), 4, 7 and 8 (see Additional Suggested Activities #1 and #2), 10 and 11 (New York only) (plus 5 and 6 if drafts and presentations are developed from the writing)
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The Université du Maine in Le Mans, France will award Professor Martin Rogoff with a Doctor Honoris Causa (Honorary Doctorate) in the Fall 2011. This is a wonderful and well-deserved recognition of the work Professor Rogoff has done over many years with the Université du Maine and with other French legal institutions. His work has included the annual Franco-American Seminar, in which law students from France and from Maine explore issues of comparative law and visit legal and judicial leaders in both nations.
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The jury has rendered a verdict in the case of a young Bakersfield woman, whom according to investigators, was texting and speeding when she ran a stop sign and struck and killed another young woman. This texting stuff is completely out of control around here, and this jury had the chance to send a clear message to anyone else who might be driving and texting- take a person's life, and we'll throw the book at you. Well, they found the texter guilty of misdemeanor vehicular manslaughter, which I didn't even know was a thing. Since when is killing another human being a misdemeanor? Her 24 year old victim is gone forever, leaving her family and freinds to grieve her senseless loss. And the girl who killed her will be back on the street this time next year. That seems crazy to me. And good luck using this case to compel young drivers to put down their phones while driving, because kids these days aren't afraid of misdemeanors. This case was being watched by people all over the country to gauge how seriously we'd take this growing problem. I guess they got their answer.
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Two Sacramento mothers are preparing to file suit against Sutter Memorial Hospital after they say poor hygiene practices gave their premature babies MRSA.
They claim shoddy hand washing practices of Sutter doctors and nurses spread the bacteria from one baby to another.
"This is supposed to be where my daughter is safe. This is a hospital. This is a baby hospital. There is nothing she can do protect herself. They are supposed to protect her from this," said LaShanda Bey, mother of baby Akira.
Twenty-three babies inside the neo natal intensive care unit at Sutter Memorial have been diagnosed with methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus, a bacteria that is resistant to many antibiotics.
None of the babies have suffered any serious side effects from the MRSA so far, but Bey's daughter is in dire straits.
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