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CS 2951-AFrom Brown University RoboticsCS2951-A Robots for EducationSpring Semester 2011 Instructor: Prof. Chad Jenkins M 3:00-5:20 CIT 345 Course description: http://www.cs.brown.edu/courses/csci2951-a.html Website: http://brown-robotics.org/index.php?title=CS_2951-A Mailing list email@example.com
IntroductionThis seminar will explore the potential for robotics to engage future generations of scientists and engineers, with a particular focus on broadening participation in computing across society. Academic papers describing existing models, systems, courses, and evaluation for teaching robotics at undergraduate and secondary levels will be covered through students presentations. Group projects will be conducted to find viable and accessible "off-the-shelf" technology solutions suited to teaching robotics without requiring a technical background. Instructor permission required.
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Students are expected to send summaries of papers they are not presenting to the course mailing list (cs295-z@list) prior to the corresponding class meeting. For paper presentations, student presenters must have a rough draft prepared and consult with the instructor at least 2 days before the presentation date. ExpectationsTechnical prerequisitesIt is assumed that students enrolling in this class are proficient in computer programming and can adapt to new programming languages and frameworks. Everyone in the class must be familiar with the basics of using the Robot Operating System (ROS) by implementing the first two projects from cs148 that cover (no written report required):
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Tentative scheduleEach class meeting will consist of 2 paper presentations given by students. This should take between 1-2 hours. The remaining time will be devoted to a collaborative hacking session to prototype, implement, and evaluate new ideas. Jan 31 - IntroductionDiscussion leader: Chad Jenkins
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no thanx, i will pass on this like i did all the fucking dumb twilight crap fest..
Here is a clip from Stephanie Meyer's The Host. I think what bothers me in the post Twilight world is that all these survivors are attractive looking people. I know they are actors and the studio wants to get people in the theater but did Meyer write them that way? Stephen King didn't for "The Stand".
The Plot: Melanie Stryder, one of the last humans putting up a fight against an alien species called Souls. These parasites invade human bodies, fuse to each person's consciousness and systematically erase their personalities. Melanie is captured by the aliens and implanted by a Soul called Wanderer, something of a legend because of all of the "hosts" she has attached to on numerous planets. Wanderer's goal is to get Melanie to give up the remaining pockets of humans, but instead the alien finds Melanie to be unique in her unwillingness to surrender her consciousness. Wanderer is so overwhelmed by Melanie's memories and feelings, the alien is driven to reconnect with Melanie's old life.
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no thanx, i will pass on this like i did all the fucking dumb twilight crap fest..


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Just a bad weekend all around after a nice start to the week. Sometimes you are the bug and sometimes you are the windshield. Lets regroup and look forward to bowl season after this weeks express thread. Monday's List of 13: Wrapping up a busy sports weekend......... 13) Someday soon ESPNews will show the press conference when the Chargers fire Norv Turner, they'll need to show Ray Rice's magnificent run to get a first down on 4th-and-29 when it looked like the Ravens were dead in San Diego Sunday. Great run, abysmal tackling. Time for the coach to go. 12) Auburn fired Gene Chizik, two years after he won the national title; it would be at least a little funny if the Carolina Panthers fired Ron Rivera and replaced him with Chizik, reuniting him with Cam Newton. 11) NC State fired Tom O'Brien after 7-5 season, which doesn't happen a lot in hoop country; O'Brien sealed his own fate when he ran QB Russell Wilson out of Raleigh before his senior season, because the kid was playing minor league baseball in the summers. Wilson's success at Wisconsin and with the Seahawks made O'Brien look foolish. 10) Speaking of Wilson, sprinklers went on during the third quarter of Seattle-Miami game in Florida. Seahawks/Steelers both lost despite scoring a return TD, that doesn't happen much. In Pittsburgh's case......... 9) ...........Steelers turned ball over eight times in a hideous 20-14 to the Browns in Cleveland. Last NFL team to turn ball over eight times in a game was 2001, when the Rams lost to the Saints; St Louis won the NFC that year. Steelers' backup QBs are not NFL-caliber, at least not anymore. Cleveland scored two TDs in this game, on drives of 31-10 yards. If defenses force turnovers or 3/outs, it makes the offense's job a lot easier. 8) Rams went five straight games with no takeaways; they picked off four Arizona passes Sunday, with Janoris Jenkins taking back two INTs for TDs in the Rams' 31-17 win, their first road win of the season. 7) Six teams were -2 or worse in turnovers this week; Atlanta was only one of the six to win, sneaking past the Bucs 24-23 in Tampa. Falcons gained 10.1 yards/pass attempt, converted 8-13 on 3rd down but somehow still had to sweat it out til the end-- two missed Bryant FGs didn't help. 6) Watching all the NFL games every Sunday, the one thing that strikes me is how teams' performances vary wildly from week to week, even this late in the season. 5) Chiefs went another game without a touchdown; hard to imagine next year coming around with a major housecleaning in Kansas City; thats coach, GM, starting QB. 4) Gonzaga won the Orlando hoop tournament 81-67 over Davidson; Cal Bears beat Pacific to win the event in Anaheim. Gonzaga is really good. Not sure about Cal's big guys yet- their guards are very good. 3) Four weeks ago, Toronto Argonauts were 7-9 and floundering; tonight, they're Grey Cup champs, after upsetting Calgary 35-22 in the 100th Grey Cup game, luckily for them played in the Rogers Centre. Former Jet backup QB Ricky Ray led the Argonauts to their unlikely title. 23rd Grey Cup title for the city of Toronto, most of any city. 2) Bryant beat Boston College, Cal Poly beat UCLA, and LaSalle beat Villanova in OT, as some of the big-name schools continue to take their lumps in early season hoops. UCLA loses to Cal Poly? Yikes. 1) Baltimore ran 91 plays for 443 yards in San Diego; they converted 12-24 on third down- not sure I've ever seen a team have 24 third down plays. It was only game this week with no turnovers; Chargers went 3/out seven times in 12 drives. Hard to win that way; hard to keep your job that way.
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Tuesday's six-pack Six of the more interesting games on next weekend's schedule...... -- UCLA @ Stanford-- Cardinal just drilled UCLA in Pasadena. -- Northern Illinois-Kent State-- Underrated MAC title game. -- Georgia-Alabama-- Winner plays for a national title. -- Saints @ Falcons-- Mike Smith has trouble with New Orleans. -- Buccaneers @ Broncos-- Oddly enough, this is the best game of week. -- Giants @ Redskins-- First meeting had a dramatic ending.
Tuesday's List of 13: Nobody asked me, but............ 13) If your favorite NFL team is 5-6, all isn't lost; in seven of last eight years, a team that 5-6 at this point of the season wound up making the playoffs. First time Rams made the Super Bowl, in 1979, they were 5-6, so it can happen. Not likely, but still possible. 12) Falcons have led at halftime in only one of their last seven games; they haven't covered spread in four of 10 wins (0-3-1). Eagles didn't cover any of their three wins, Ravens failed to cover five of their nine; other 29 teams are covering 84.2% of their wins. 11) If either Louisville or UConn leave the Big East before July, the league could just dissolve and go away, making way for a new, basketball-only league with the seven non-football Big East schools, plus other teams like Butler/Saint Louis/VCU/Xavier. Conference juggling never seems to stop. 10) USC basketball coach Kevin O'Neill let a TV camera inside his locker room at halftime of their game Sunday night; as luck would have it, Trojans were down 12, so his halftime talk was…..passionate. He told the kids they were going to win, which they didn't, but at one point they did storm back to take the lead. USC has a lot of talent, but lot of transfers, so not lot of chemistry; how quickly they gel could determine if O'Neill keeps his job next year. 9) University of North Dakota is now in the Big Sky Conference; problem is, they're 800 miles from their closest conference rival. Can't even imagine what living out there must be like in the winter. 8) Speaking of which, not sure if I ever knew before I went to Alaska this summer that Alaska is twice as large as Texas, and is actually 20% as big as the contiguous 48 states. Not lot of people there, but lot of frozen spaces. 7) I feel bad for NHL fans, who love the sport and have to watch it wither away during another labor impasse. Not sure how the owners think this is good for their business; lot of people blame the Commissioner, but doesn't he just do the owners' bidding for them? 6) Speaking of the NHL, former St Louis Blues coach Jacques Demers is now an elected official, a Senator in Canada; there are debates going on in Canada about whether to legalize sports betting north of the border. 5) Something to think about when the minor bowls start; Conference USA teams are 7-35 SU this season in non-conference games vs other I-A teams, 1-23 vs teams from BCS leagues. 4) San Francisco Giants' World Series shares are $377,002, not much less than the minimum salary for big leaguers. Posey/Bumgarner combined to make $1,175,000 this season, so thats significant money for them. 3) Tampa Bay Rays signed Evan Longoria to a 10-year contract extension; two thoughts: a) I wonder where the Rays will call home by time that contract ends and b) It would be nice if Longoria's hamstrings stayed in one piece so he could earn the $100M he's going to make; he had a procedure on his injured hamstring earlier this month. Interesting note: Longoria does not have a no-trade clause. 2) Kansas City Chiefs are 0-6 at home for the first time since 1976. 1) San Diego Chargers had 10 takeaways in two wins against the Chiefs this year; they've had nine takeaways in other nine games (2-7) combined.
Wednesday's six-pack Kenny White, a longtime Las Vegas oddsmaker, posts what his numbers would be if Notre Dame played these six SEC teams in a bowl game. -- Notre Dame -1 over South Carolina—Gamecocks need layoff to get healthier. -- Notre Dame +8.5 vs Alabama —If you want the Irish to lose, this is the game you want to see. -- Notre Dame +4 vs Georgia—Mark Richt went to college at the U (Miami) so that could be interesting. -- Notre Dame +1.5 vs Florida —Gators were better team in late September, but looked good against the Seminoles. -- Notre Dame +3 vs Texas A&M —Touchdown Jesus vs Johnny Football. Media would enjoy this one. -- Notre Dame even vs LSU -- No way our man Les Miles would lose to the Fighting Irish.
How about this as an 8-Team College Football Playoff Proposal Here are the basics: 1. Use a system similar to the current BCS system, although the coaches poll probably needs to be removed from the equation. 2. If a conference champion is in the top 12 then they are in the playoffs. The remaining spots are filled by the highest ranked teams. 3. The higher ranked team would be the host team in the first round. 4. The semifinals and final matches would be played at neutral sites. Applying those four rules to the past six years, here is what the seeding would have looked like: 2011: 1. LSU 13-0 2. Alabama 11-1 3. OSU 11-1 4. Stanford 11-1 5. Oregon 11-1 6. Arkansas 10-2 7. Boise St. 11-1 8. Wisconsin 11-1 Teams pushed out of top 8: Kansas St. 2010: 1. Auburn 13-0 2. Oregon 12-0 3. TCU 12-0 4. Stanford 11-1 5. Wisconsin 11-1 6. Ohio St. 11-1 7. Oklahoma 11-2 8. Arkansas 10-2 Teams pushed out of top 8: None 2009: 1. Alabama 13-0 2. Texas 13-0 3. Cincinnati 12-0 4. TCU 12-0 5. Boise St. 13-0 6. Oregon 10-2 7. Ohio St. 10-2 8. Georgia Tech 11-2 Teams pushed out of top 8: #5 Florida 12-1 2008 1. Oklahoma 12-1 2. Florida 12-1 3. Texas 11-1 4. Alabama 12-1 5. USC 11-1 6. Utah 12-0 7. Penn St. 11-1 8. Cincinnati 11-2 Teams pushed out of top 8: #7 Texas Tech 11-1 2007 1. Ohio St. 11-1 2. LSU 11-2 3. Va. Tech 11-2 4. Oklahoma 11-2 5. Georgia 10-2 6. USC 10-2 7. West Virginia 10-2 8. Hawaii 12-0 Teams pushed out of top 8: #6 Missouri & #8 Kansas 2006 1. Ohio St. 12-0 2. Florida 12-1 3. Michigan 11-1 4. LSU 10-2 5. Louisville 11-1 6. Oklahoma 11-2 7. USC 10-2 8. Boise St. 12-0 Teams pushed out of top 8: #6 Wisconsin Conference Totals: ACC - 2 B1G - 8 Big East - 4 Big 12 - 7 Pac 12 - 8 SEC - 12 Non-BCS - 7 Home team conference totals: ACC - 1 B1G - 3 Big East - 1 Big 12 - 5 Pac 12 - 3 SEC - 8 Non-BCS - 2 Some observations: 1. The top four BCS teams every year were also the top 4 seeded teams and host teams in the first round. It would take eight conference champions all being in the top 12 to bump a top 4 at large team out. The closest that got to happening was #5 Florida in 2009 being bumped. 2. The strength of the SEC is apparent as is the weakness of both the ACC and the Big East. Notre Dame's decline is also apparent as it would not have made the playoffs in the past 6 years. 3. Out of 7 non-BCS teams to make it, only TCU would have been a first round host team but they would have done it twice. 4. A 3-loss team would not have made the cut. The highest ranked 2-loss team was LSU in 2007 but every team below it except Hawaii also had two losses. 5. Only one non-BCS team made the cut without an undefeated record (Boise 2012). 6. A total of 24 different teams would have made the playoffs in the past 6 years. Why it could work: 1. The scheduling could be easily implemented. Conference championship games usually happen on the first Saturday in December. Here is how this year's schedule could work: Quarter games - December 15, 2012. There would be a two-week gap after the conference championships to allow players time to take their finals and fans to make travel arrangements and purchase tickets. Semifinal games - January 1, 2012. This time the gap would be a little longer so that the games could be played on New Year's Day. It would also allow fans time to purchase tickets (hello, Christmas presents!) and make travel arrangements. In the meantime there would be plenty of bowl games to watch. Championship game - January 8, 2012. In theory, this game could take place anytime after this date but in the past few years the game has always fallen right around this date. 2. It rewards tough scheduling by giving a first round home game to the higher ranked team. In the past six years, only 4 times would a team outside of the SEC, B1G Big 12 or Pac-12 have been a host team and only once were they not undefeated. 3. The regular season is still relevant. The threshold seems to be 2 losses, as noted earlier, and if you have a weaker schedule then its probably 1 or 0 losses depending on your conference affiliation. And a single loss, even for a team that appears playoff bound, could cost them home field advantage in the first round. Expanding the playoffs any further would probably dilute the regular season because 3 loss teams would be showing up in the playoffs. 4. It is not a perfect solution but it would certainly appease a lot of the concerns that the conferences have. The big four are pretty much guaranteed at least one spot every year in the playoffs and have a good shot at one of their teams hosting a first round game. The Big East and ACC know they have a shot at getting a team in as long as that team is a conference champion and has 2 losses or fewer. The remaining smaller conferences know that, with an undefeated season, they have a good chance of a team make it in as well.
Thursday's List of 13: Doing some thinking out loud........ 13) Six Big East teams have already bolted for greener pa$ture$; UConn-Cincinnati-South Florida are jockeying to get the remaining two spots that the ACC seems destined to open up. Its very possible that the football end of the Big East could be defunct by July, with the non-football Big East teams forming a new basketball league. This is all a high stakes game of musical chairs where no one knows when the music will stop, or if it ever will. 12) Despite 18 consecutive winning football seasons, Southern Mississippi was always on the outside looking in on conference realignment. Now, after Ellis Johnson's first season as coach ended at 0-12, ending their streak of winning seasons, USM showed him the door. No matter what league you're in, 0-12 still gets you fired, and it always will. 11) With five weeks to go in the regular season, 95 of 176 NFL games (54%) have been decided by 8 or less points, the highest percentage ever at this point of the season. 10) Tennessee Titans fired OC Chris Palmer with five games left in the season, a definite red flag, especially when you're playing a QB with almost no experience. Palmer didn't seem too sad about losing his job, saying the Titans can hire/fire who they want, but firing him didn't fix any of the problems. Developing a young QB usually takes time, but 86-year old owners don't tend to look at the big picture. Impatience breeds mistakes. 9) ACC pulled a tremendous coup getting Louisville to replace departed Maryland. Cardinals are better than Maryland in both in both football/ basketball; only thing you lose with Terrapins leaving is tradition, since Maryland was an ACC charter member. No one care$ about that anymore. 8) Speaking of the Cardinals, Louisville QB Teddy Bridgewater is a tough human; he played the second half against UConn last week with a broken left (non-throwing) wrist. He's very good in addition to being very tough. 7) Conference USA replaced East Carolina/Tulane with Middle Tennessee. Its hard to imagine anyone will miss having Tulane in their league, other than the easy wins and the trips to Bourbon Street. 6) Tonight's Big East football game on ESPN between Louisville of the ACC and Rutgers of the Big 14 is sold out, the first Rutgers home sellout in three years. 5) I understand that Notre Dame is 12-0 and deserves to play for a national title, but if I'm voting for Coach of the Year, I'm adamant that 10-1 at Kansas State is better than 12-0 almost anywhere else. The job Bill Snyder has done in the Little Apple is truly amazing. 4) Denver Pioneers played in the Sun Belt last year, the WAC this year and will be in the Summit League starting next year. I'm wondering if they tried to get into the Mountain West as a basketball-only member? Seems like a better fit than the obscure Summit League. 3) CBS showed A Charlie Brown Christmas last night, couple of nights after the Grinch was on. These are classic shows that should be on closer to Christmas; late November? Not good. 2) As it stands right now, a San Diego State-SMU football game next season will be a Big East conference game. Get a map. SMU is in Dallas. San Diego State is in, well, San Diego. How does this make any sense? 1) Big East basketball tournament is a staple of March; lot of great games over the years. Big East final has 8:00 Saturday spot during Championship Week. In 2014, you could get a Tulane-Central Florida championship game; in the Big East, not Conference USA. Want to see how ESPN sells that one, or any of this stuff.
COLLEGE FOOTBALL ANALYSIS Thursday's game Louisville QB Bridgewater played second half last week with broken left (non-throwing) wrist, is expected to play here, in what amounts to play-in game for trip to Orange Bowl. Cardinals lost last two games after 9-0 start, allowing 45-23 points; they've won three games while giving up 30+ points- they're 3-1 on road, losing at Syracuse on last trip. Game is sold out, first Rutgers sellout in three years. Scarlet Knights are 4-1 here, losing 35-23 to #17 Kent State, allowing total of 25 points in three home wins vs I-A teams. Five of last seven Rutgers games stayed under total. Three of last four Louisville games went over. Home side won/covered five of last seven series games.
Well the great thing is I got a lot of the Bowl Game stuff up and ready to roll. Now comes the fun part of capping and getting the plays together in the next few weeks. But for now we need to find out who is playing in the bowls. So lets roll with these. COLLEGE FOOTBALL RUTGERS/LOUISVILLE UNDER 45 POINTS Also a rooting interest and lean towards Rutgers winning the game.
Friday's List of 13: Things I'm looking for this weekend........... 13) Its an amazingly bad NFL card for Week 13; they hitched national TV games to the NFC East this week, but except for the Giants, it's a down year for that division. Week is so bad that NBC didn't flex out of the Eagle-Dallas game, and the Eagles have been in the tank for a while now. 12) BCS people have to be rooting like hell for Alabama to beat Georgia in SEC title game; a Bama-Notre Dame national title game is their best case scenario for good ratings. 11) Patriots have five return TDs in their last two games; Miami hasn't forced a turnover in its last four games. Trap game for New England which hosts the 10-1 Texans next week. 10) Dome team from desert visiting the New Jersey swamp on December 2? Doesn't sound good for a 4-7 Cardinal team that was once 4-0. As bad a season as the Jets have had, they're 3-1 as a favorite this year. 9) Stanford hammered UCLA in Pasadena last week; the two teams meet again in the Pac-12 title game tonight in Palo Alto. Not often college teams meet twice in same season, much less two weeks in a row. 8) I almost fell out of my chair when I saw that BJ Upton got $75M for five years from Atlanta; with the winter meetings starting up, will any other ballplayers get paid stupid-high money? Upton's deal has to drive the market up a little. 7) Four of the top five scorers in college basketball are seniors, led by Coastal Carolina's Anthony Raffa at 26 ppg; leading freshman scorer is Arizona State's Jahii Carson, scoring 21 ppg. ASU will be a fun team to watch, now that they have a solid PG. 6) I'm predicting that the people who won Powerball Wednesday night will a) hear from a lot of their old friends this weekend and b) make as many new friends as they want to have in the coming weeks. My advice: Change your phone number!!!! 5) Winner of the Northern Illinois-Kent State MAC championship game is headed to a BCS bowl game. Their game will be fun to watch, but I'm guessing FOX ain't too happy about it. Not like those Tuesday/Wednesday MAC games on ESPN2 are ratings blockbusters. 4) Patriots-Texans-49ers are all heavy road favorites over divisional rivals; I'm trying to think which of the three underdogs has best chance to pull an upset. Probably Miami. Titans fired their offensive coordinator this week. Rams will have Niners' full attention after the tie in Candlestick three weeks ago. Dolphins will need to create turnovers to pull the upset. 3) Total on the Oklahoma State-Baylor game is freakin' 86. That means if game ends 43-42 and you bet over, you lose. I've never seen a total that high, that I can remember. 2) First Giant-Redskins game had a dramatic ending, with both teams scoring TDs in last 2:00, as Giants pulled out a 27-23 win. RGIII is worth watching, all by himself. Am thinking this could be a fun game. 1) Ravens-Steelers is only interesting if Roethlisberger is playing; can't see Steelers winning with Charlie Batch under center. They had 8 turnovers last week in Cleveland, first NFL team in 11 years to do that.


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Inadequate program management continues to plague federal IT programs. Even after a decade of focusing on training and certifications, the underlying reason so many government technology projects flounder is the lack of management skills across the workforce, according to the Government Accountability Office.
That's why former and current federal officials advocated Wednesday that the Federal IT Acquisition Reform Act, when it is introduced in the next three weeks, address this long-standing blemish on federal IT in new and different ways.
"We must do more to develop and retain the skills it takes to run and manage IT programs," said Richard Spires, the chief information officer at the Homeland Security Department and vice-chairman of the CIO Council, during his opening statement at a hearing of the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee. "The common denominator for successful program execution is a solid program office."
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The other ingrained problems are the lack of a standardize IT infrastructure and the need for speed and agility when it comes to acquisition and funding.
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Rep. Darrell Issa (R-Calif.), chairman of the Oversight and Government Reform Committee, released a draft version of the bill in September and has been seeking comments since from industry and government experts. He said he'd introduce a final version in Congress before members go out for spring break in March.
Wednesday's hearing was the second in a month featuring experienced IT and acquisition officials and GAO. At the first hearing, federal CIO Steven VanRoekel offered only tepid support for the bill.
Congress has not updated federal IT management since the E-Government Act of 2002 and the Clinger-Cohen Act of 1996. Despite these two seminal laws, agencies have struggled in controling and managing IT spending.
Duplication continues to run wild
Rep. John Mica (R-Fla.), chairman of the Oversight and Government Reform Subcommittee on Government Operations, said agencies continue to invest billions of dollars in duplicative programs, including 622 different human resources systems, costing $2.4 billion; 580 financial management systems, costing $2.7 billion; and 777 supply chain management systems, costing $3.3 billion, despite the different laws and attempts by OMB to curb the redundant programs.
The draft FITARA addresses several longstanding issues, including improving program and project management. The draft calls for the Office of Personnel Management and the Office of Federal Procurement Policy to examine the need for a program management job series. OFPP and OPM also would conduct a pilot around creating an IT program management career path and consider eliminating unnecessary or duplicative certifications and training in agencies.
Committee members at Wednesday's hearing heard that the provisions in the draft bill to address project and program management need to go further.
Spires said all his experience inside and out of government shows him that having these experienced program and project managers makes a huge difference in delivering successful IT systems. He said that's why creating a center of excellence is so important to the civilian agencies.
Most civilian agencies develop program managers internally and the governmentwide efforts, such as the Office of Management and Budget's 2005 memo requiring agencies to focus on project management, haven't taken hold like expected.
For example, DHS recently launched a new IT career path for its employees. It includes career profiles for 11 IT functional areas across three career levels-individual contributor, manager and senior leader. Spires wrote on the CIO Council website that "[t]he profiles are designed to help employees determine how to best prepare for new opportunities in a particular function, providing insight into typical roles, major responsibilities, general sphere of influence, competencies that contribute to success and critical development experiences."
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The Defense Department, on the other hand, has a more structured program management training and career path.


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Giuseppe Verdi
1813 - 1901
Dramma lirico in four acts
Libretto by Arrigo Boito after Othello by William Shakespeare
First performed February 5th 1887, Teatro alla Scala, Milan
Sung in Italian with German surtitles
Duration: c. 2 hrs. 45 min. incl. one interval
About the piece
After a ten year period of stagnation Verdi exploded onto the scene again with his Otello, a new beginning, an exciting start to the last phase of his composing career. New were expressive pictures of sound, the opening, thundering, storm scene. New were the violently errupting tutti outbursts from the orchestra. Otello, the governor of Venice is greeted with jubilation on Cyprus after his return from a victorious battle at sea. But Jago, his standard bearer, hates the Moor because of Cassio's promotion over him. His evil plan destroys his rival's integrity and fans the flames of Otello's jealousy by insinuating that his wife Desdemona has taken Cassio as her lover. The tragedy runs its course, culminating in Otello killing Desdemona and then taking his own life. Verdi and his brilliant librettist Arrigo Boito made Jago's character almost satanic. Never before in the history of opera had evil acquired such blasphemic expression as in Jago's aria: »I believe in a cruel God, who has created me in his likeness.« Otello's wife Desdemona, the victim in the tragedy, is the diametrical opposite to this evil. The central character stands torn between these two extremes. This opera does not »open« with a normal overture, it crashs in, a storm rages. Otello tries to swim to the surface in the towering waves of his own dreadful story. He is only able to set aside the stigma attached to his dark skin for short amounts of time. Desdemona's unconditional and obstinate love make her a fighter for forgiveness and goodness. The role will be sung by Leah Crocetto, a young star of the music world. Desdemona's antithesis is Jago, driven by his belief »in a cruel god«. His credo is one of the most powerful moments in Verdi's late masterpiece. Clever, and in his malicious way horribly understanding, Jago knows just how to steer Otello back onto the path of trauma and brutality. His tormented mind devours Desdemona as well as the »Moor of Venice«.
Otello returns safely to Cyprus in a raging storm and is welcomed home by all except Jago, who hates Otello because he passed him over for promotion in favour of Cassio, and is working on a plan to destroy him. He advises Cassio to ask Desdemona, Otello's wife, to try and persuade Otello to pardon him. Jago sows seeds of jealousy in Otello's mind, making him suspect that Desdemona of being unfaithful with Cassio. Desdemona's protestations of innocence are to no avail - he kills her. Horrified by Desdemona's murder, Emilia reveals the truth. Jago flees. Otello lies beside Desdemona's body. Life, as we know it, has ceased to exist for him. Otello returns safely to Cyprus in a raging storm and is welcomed home by all except Jago, who hates Otello because he passed him over for promotion in favour of Cassio, and is working on a plan to destroy Otello. He advises Cassio to ask Desdemona, Otello's wife, to try and persuade Otello to pardon him. Jago sows seeds of jealousy in Otello's mind, making him suspect that Desdemona of being unfaithful with Cassio. Desdemona's protestations of innocence are to no avail - he kills her. Horrified by Desdemona's murder, Emilia reveals the truth. Jago flees. Otello lies against Desdemona's body. Life, as we know it, has ceased to exist for him.
With generous support from UBS
The opening night will be recorded by the Hessische Rundfunk in co-production with Deutschlandradio Kultur. The Hessische Rundfunk broadcasts the premiere live on hr2-kultur (with a lead-in, beginning at 5.30pm). Deutschlandradio Kultur broadcasts the recording once again on December 10th 2011, beginning at 7.05pm.
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That's basically no different than psychology so I'll put in my 2 bits here.
Dan here focuses on a concept that human brain development is just not far enough along to be concerned about climate change.(like we could do anything about it - HA!)
We jump out of the way of baseballs, but not slow moving thermometers.
I believe Dan is going down the wrong road. The reason we haven't "rallied our collective power" to solve global warming is not because we are a bunch of dummies but because we are all doing our own thing. It's not a recognition problem, It's a refusal to be rallied by the climate crusaders situation.
I also note that the term "our collective power" works well for persons with communistic tendencies, psychologically speaking
Perhaps that is what is really going on here.
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Well, if you are a tin miner from Tennesee, home schooled at night and working all day in the mine underground you may not have gotten the story right. Enforcement of Kyoto would not change global warming by more than a couple tenths of a degree C over the next twenty five years. It's getting warmer, yes, and it's not your fault. The strawberries on my farm will grow bigger, ripen earlier, and be sweeter because of more sugar content caused by the extra parts per million of carbon dioxide.
So why don't you spend your trillions of dollars on a worthwhile elimination of malaria, or hunger, or pverty?
I knew… Denying of human cause of Global Warming is just about psychology. So those who know methods of psychological manipulation perfectly reaching their goals - many people now are denying Global Warming.
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Description | Oral history.; Interview conducted on March 3, 1976 with Dr. William A. Butts at his office on the campus of the University of Southern Mississippi. Butts was born in 1933 near Kilmichael, Mississippi. After graduating high school, he went on to complete two years of study at Mississippi Vocational College (now Mississippi Valley State University) in Itta Bena. In 1953, Butts joined the U.S. Army and after he completed his tour of duty he went on to earn his B.S. degree in political science in 1957. He received his Ph.D. from Southern Illinois University and went on to teach at Mississippi Valley State and Delta State University in Cleveland, Mississippi. In 1975, Butts was appointed president of Kentucky State University in Frankfort, Kentucky. |
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