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special (see ld). The accessor is
(current-package state)
and the updater is
(set-current-package val state)
, or more conventionally,
(in-package val)
. The value of current-package
is actually
the string that names the package. (Common Lisp's ``package''
objects do not exist in ACL2.) The current package must be known to
ACL2, i.e., it must be one of the initial packages or a package
defined with defpkg
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When printing symbols, the package prefix is displayed if it is not
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and may be optionally displayed otherwise.
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then the symbol 'ACL2::SYMB
be printed as SYMB
or ACL2::SYMB
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be printed as SYMB
In Common Lisp, current-package
also affects how objects are read
from character streams. Roughly speaking, read and print are
inverses if the current-package
is fixed, so reading from a stream
produced by printing an object must produce an equal object.
In ACL2, the situation is more complicated because we never read
objects from character streams, we only read them from object
``streams'' (channels). Logically speaking, the objects in such a
channel are fixed regardless of the setting of current-package
However, our host file systems do not support the idea of Lisp
object files and instead only support character files. So when you
open an object input channel to a given (character file) we must
somehow convert it to a list of ACL2 objects. This is done by a
deus ex machina (``a person or thing that appears or is introduced
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apparently insoluble difficulty,'' Webster's Ninth New Collegiate
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analogous sequence of Common Lisp reads with *current-package*
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If a University ID card containing the FLASHcash account information is lost or stolen, the FLASHcash account holder is responsible for no more than $50 in unauthorized card purchases provided the card is reported as lost or stolen to the University ID Card Office within two business days after learning of the loss or theft. Once the card is reported as lost or stolen, the FLASHcash account will be inactivated.If the FLASHcash account holder fails to notify the University ID Card Office within two business days after learning of the loss or theft of the card, but does notify the university ID Card Office within 60 days of a statement transmittal that unauthorized card purchases appear on, the FLASHcash account holder's liability for unauthorized purchases shall not exceed $500.
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Roy Oswalt's first appearance at Fenway Park -- three hits, one homer, a walk and four earned runs in just 1 1/3 innings of relief while pitching last season for the Rangers -- didn't go as planned, but Wednesday, the right-hander will have an opportunity to make up for it as a starter.
Oswalt, who signed with Colorado on May 3, will take the mound for his second start of the season on Wednesday against the Red Sox. The 35-year-old veteran fanned 11 in his first start, but surrendered four runs on nine hits in a loss to the Nationals.
"I felt pretty well, but I've got to work on command with my offspeed pitches a little more," Oswalt said Friday after his first start. "Being a little excited probably made the changeup a little worse than it should be."
John Lackey will oppose Oswalt, and the Red Sox starter has tossed six quality starts in his last seven outings.
Lackey appears to have overcome last season's Tommy John surgery to earn a 3.03 ERA through 12 starts this season. Lackey has allowed 24 earned runs on 69 hits and 17 walks in 71.1 innings.
"I feel pretty good, I threw the ball pretty good," Lackey said after his last start, a 4-3 loss in which he allowed two runs over seven innings. "I was able to locate some offspeed stuff and the fastball for the most part. I've been feeling pretty good for a while now. I'm just trying to pound the zone and throw strikes and try to get ground balls and get us as deep in the game as I can."
Lackey is 1-0 with a 4.91 ERA in two career starts against the Rockies and will be looking to even his record at five wins and five losses Wednesday.
Rockies: Rookie Dickerson fills in at DH
Corey Dickerson announced his presence with two doubles in four at-bats in his big league debut Friday, leading to manager Walt Weiss' decision to plug the rookie into the lineup as the designated hitter on Tuesday.
"He's swung the bat well all year and swung the bat well the other day for us," said Weiss. "We just wanted to get him back in there and get him four or five at-bats."
Dickerson went 1-for-3 with a walk and one strikeout as the DH on Tuesday.
"You know there are only so many people that can be in the big leagues," Dickerson. "And when the opportunity comes you just have to do the best you can with that opportunity."
Red Sox: Middlebrooks optioned to Triple-A, Iglesias starts at third
The Red Sox optioned third baseman Will Middlebrooks to Triple-A Pawtucket on Tuesday, and Jose Iglesias is now the everyday starter at third.
Middlebrooks is hitting just .192 this season with nine homers and 25 RBIs, and manager John Farrell said the decision was made with the goal of getting him consistent at-bats in Pawtucket.
"He's an important part of us today as much as he is going forward," Farrell said. "And for him to get back on track to make an impact with us he needs everyday at-bats."
Iglesias has been red hot for Boston this season, batting .426 in 33 games.
Worth noting
• With a 2-for-5 performance Tuesday, Michael Cuddyer extended his hitting streak to a Major League-best 22 games. Cuddyer has reached base safely in 41 straight, the longest stretch in the Majors this year and longest in Rockies history for a single season.
• Red Sox catcher David Ross was placed on the 60-day disabled list Tuesday as he deals with his second concussion of the season. Ross is scheduled to meet with a specialist July 9 and will not be around the team on a regular basis until then.
Chad Thornburg is an associate reporter for MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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Reminders of our finitude always lurk close by, like Ezekiel Emanuel's article in last month's Atlantic, "Why I Hope to Die at 75." The head of the Clinical Bioethics Department at the National Institutes of Health gives reasons for not living beyond 75: inevitable decline, disability, incapacity, and diminishment of "creativity, originality, and productivity." According to Emanuel, we wish to be remembered for our good years, prior to decline.
There are grains of truth here. Many of us "die" well before we are officially declared dead. I've seen patients kept alive for far too long in permanent vegetative states, while family dynamics, emotions, finances and scarce medical resources are depleted. We pay a high price for medical "progress." I also know thriving, vibrant elderly, themselves significantly disabled and incapacitated.
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I never heard about breaking desktop systems with efi. There you can use cmos clear if needed - thats usually a bit complicated with mobile systems but most likely not impossible. Btw. i found a video with direct linux 3.3 boot:
I definitely will try that as you dont need the time to load grub. Best get rid of your old amd hardware - an opteron system with 128 gb bug must be a real joke.
Btw. coreboot pure does nothing useful, you always need a payload. The payload could be a linux kernel of course but would be a bit stupid to flash it all the time for every bios update. Other payloads could be grub2, seabios and others:
But i doubt that you can use coreboot on YOUR funny amd systems. It seems to be more likely that you can use it with snb/ivb systems. If your chipset is really supported then flash it! But get replacement chips before. Btw. it was not fully correct that i do not own amd hardware at all, i have got an old Athlon XP system with sis chipset. Coreboot does not support this chipset, but Flashrom does, pretty useful as testbed for hotswap bios flash and bios mods. For Asrock K7S41GX i made several mods like:
* iPXE instead of Intel PXE - which is even so bad that a chainload to iPXE fails...
* Plop instead of Intel PXE - the board itself only supports superfloppy format to boot from usb, but i prefer usb hd/key
* Via Raid Option ROM added - you can combine that with Plop as there was enough free space after removing the VGA rom - needed to boot from sata harddisks from a controller WITHOUT flash chip
But most likely you never did a hotflash, replaced a flash chip, used flashrom and coreboot you only know the name but did absolutely nothing with it. You can play with coreboot using kvm/qemu as well - you dont have to buy hardware. For beginners: you can flash of course iPXE or Plop onto nics as well, tried that with a 3c905 pci card with flash chip (about 4€ used). In order to activate it disable onboard lan, but enable lan boot...


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Hey Luuuucy! She's got her dander up about something on Seth's cover design for The Complete Peanuts 1987-1988 by Charles M. Schulz. It's the 19th volume in the series and we've reached the milestone point where Schulz switched from 4 uniform panels to a variable layout. And this volume's Foreword is by another comic strip legend, Garry Trudeau. You won't want to miss it when it comes out in March! We're giving you a sneak peek excerpt with all the strips from January 1987 which you can read right here.


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Discovering a new dataset always makes for an exciting time at the Clark Library and provides an excellent opportunity to experiment. We recently learned about the newest version of the Institute of Museum and Library Services (IMLS) Museum Universe Data File. The dataset consists of information describing over 35,000 museums throughout the United States. The dataset describes location, type of museum, rural/urban status and tax information (e.g. revenue, income) where available. There is much more that could be done with this data, but we initially just wanted to get a sense of what the data look like on a map.
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Across the world on November 19, 2014 people celebrated GIS Day 2014. GIS stand for Geographic Information Systems. GIS Day is an international event that salutes geospatial technology and its power to transform and better our lives. The University of Michigan sponsored a variety of activities, including several events on the Ann Arbor campus. The campus and the community had the opportunity to attend Lightning Talks that highlighted ways to utilize GIS, a student poster competition, and an OpenStreetMap Mapping Party.


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Murray Feiss VS6704-PW Pewter Bristol 4 Light Bathroom Vanity Light
Technical Specs
Installation Guide | |
Specification Sheet | |
ADA | No |
Backplate Diameter | 6 |
Base Color | Bronze, Chrome |
Bulb Base | Medium (E26) |
Bulb Included | No |
Bulb Type | Compact Fluorescent, Incandescent |
Collection | Bristol |
Energy Star | No |
Extension | 7.25 |
Full Backplate | No |
Genre | Traditional |
Height | 8 |
Length | 24.5 |
Light Direction | Down Lighting |
Location Rating | Damp Location |
Number of Bulbs | 4 |
Product Weight | 6.38 |
Shade | Yes |
Shade Color | White |
Shade Material | Glass |
Shade Shape | Bell |
UL Listed | Yes |
UL Rating | Damp Location |
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Wattage | 400 |
Watts Per Bulb | 100 |
Wire Length | 96 |
- Designed to cast light in a downward direction
- Suitable for Damp Locations
- Fixture can only be installed in the Down Lighting configuration
- Chrome Finish comes with White Alabaster Glass Shades
- Comes with Bell Shaped Shades
- Ultra Secure Mounting Assembly
- Bulbs are not included with this model - upon checkout bulbs will be offered
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- Bulb Base - Medium (E26): The E26 (Edison 26mm), Medium Edison Screw, is the standard bulb used in 120-Volt applications in North America. E26 is the most common bulb type and is generally interchangeable with E27 bulbs.
- Compatible Bulb Types: Nearly all bulb types can be found for the E26 Medium Base, options include Incandescent, Fluorescent, LED, Halogen, and Xenon / Krypton.
- Height: 8"
- Length: 24.5"
- Extension: 7.25"
- Backplate Diameter: 6"
Electrical Specifications:
- Number of Bulbs: 4 (Not Included)
- Bulb Base: Medium (E26)
- Bulb Type: Compact Fluorescent
- Bulb Type: Incandescent
- Watts Per Bulb: 100
- Wattage: 400
- Voltage: 120
- Wire Length: 96"
- UL Listed - Indicates whether a product meets standards and compliance guidelines set by Underwriters Laboratories. This listing determines what types of rooms or environments a product can be used in safely.
- UL Rated for Damp Locations
- ADA Compliant: No
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Our SKU: VS6704
This product is listed under the following manufacturer number(s):
- Chrome
VS6704-CH - Oil Rubbed Bronze
VS6704-ORB - Pewter
VS6704-PW - Polished Brass
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The Murray Feiss VS6704 is 24.5" wide.
How wide is this fixture?
A. The Murray Feiss VS6704 is 24.5" wide.
The Murray Feiss VS6704 have a slight curve downward and and away from the wall
can a reostate be used with this fixture? Also do these light form a curve so to speak away from the wall?
A. The Murray Feiss VS6704 have a slight curve downward and and away from the wall
The Murray Feiss VS6704 is made out of solid brass.
What is the material?
The Murray Feiss VS6704 is made out of solid brass.
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Bristol 2 Light Bathroom Vanity Light$115.00-$115.00(5)
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Three years ago, Hawker Beechcraft began delivering what is arguably the best of the venerable 125-series aircraft: the Hawker 750. Performance and price both help to make this midsize-cabin model a strong contender.
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A friend once recounted his story of a jump-seat ride aboard an Aeroflot airlines Tu-154 during the 1980s. After the Russian trijet had reached cruise altitude, the flight crew broke out a bottle of sherry and began celebrating, because they had managed to survive another takeoff in an airplane not known for its reliability.
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Perhaps you like everything about fractional ownership except the ownership part. You want to be able to count on having the same model aircraft for every flight and the idea of sharing expenses with others appeals to you. But maybe you can't come up with the cash to purchase a fractional share or can't use the tax benefits that accompany ownership.
August 1, 2011
Morphing a commuter jet into a bizliner is no easy task, but Embraer has succeeded with the Legacy 600. The aircraft is based on the wildly successful and rugged EMB 135, a 37-seat commuter jet. When introduced in 2002, the Legacy offered a simple value proposition: a capacious cabin on par with that of a Gulfstream GV–and for half the price. Today, used Legacies are an even bigger bargain.
August 1, 2011
For some business jet buyers, money isn't a consideration. Such buyers can focus on completing or refurbishing a cabin to reflect their tastes and lifestyle and needn't worry much about what others will think of it. That group should now turn to the next story.
August 1, 2011
The latest hot asset among the world's billionaire elite, according to a recent story on Yahoo! News, isn't the newest or biggest private jet. It's a submarine. The news service reported that Microsoft magnate Paul Allen, film director James Cameron and Russian oil billionaire Roman Abramovich are among the 100 or so owners of private submarines plying the seven seas.
July 1, 2011
Industry insiders and analysts believe the business and private jet industry will witness a resurgence in 2011 as a global economic recovery continues. Of course, if you toss into the mix more political unrest in the Middle East, the rising price of oil and European Union member nation bailouts, things could get a bit dicey.
July 1, 2011
Not long ago, a chief pilot would be assigned the job of managing the cabin completion of a new aircraft or riding herd on the refurbishment of a used one. Those days are fast becoming a memory, gone the way of wooden propellers, fabric-covered wings and open cockpits.
June 1, 2011
The protagonist in the 1970s American television show The Six Million Dollar Man was an injured astronaut who'd had various mangled body parts replaced with bionic ones that gave him superhuman abilities. All of this is recounted in the show's opening credits, while the narrator enthusiastically intones, "We can make him better than he was before.
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I have been a practicing interventional radiologist for 24 years. As an interventional radiologist, I use imaging guidance to perform in a "minimally invasive" manner procedures that might otherwise be performed surgically. There is no need for general anesthesia, no incision, and only a short recovery time.
I am known locally and nationally for my expertise in image-guided biopsy, an outpatient procedure that allows for rapid diagnosis of a tumor and then initiation of treatment. Virtually any tumor within the chest, abdomen, or pelvis can be biopsied safely with a needle using imaging guidance, thus avoiding general anesthesia and complications associated with traditional surgical biopsy. This is often a patient's first experience with an interventional radiologist.
I am also recognized for expertise in both the diagnosis and minimally invasive management of primary and secondary liver tumors, with emphasis on hepatocellular cancer (hepatoma) and metastatic neuroendocrine tumors. To this end, I work very closely with a team of hepatobiliary surgeons, gastrointestinal oncologists, and gastroenterologists in order to determine the most appropriate treatment for each patient. Cancer within the liver can be treated using embolization, in which the blood supply to a tumor (or tumors) within the liver is "shut off." Since 1992, I have worked to refine this technique, and I have published data supporting this method of treatment. I am the Primary Investigator on an NIH funded trial comparing results of embolization with particles alone to embolization performed with particles loaded with chemotherapy.
Thermal ablative techniques (such as radiofrequency ablation and cryoablation) can also be used to treat tumors, not only within the liver but also within the lung, kidney, and bone. These techniques involve inserting a needle-like "probe" into a tumor using imaging guidance. The "probe" then heats or freezes the tumor, resulting in thermal-mediated tumor cell death. The object of this type of procedure is to kill the tumor while preserving the surrounding normal tissue.
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Zucchini and Green Chile Egg Breakfast Casserole
With all of the great fall produce around it seems that I have not had zucchini in a while and I think that I may been having withdrawal symptoms. This recipe for a zucchini and green chili breakfast casserole from Kalyn's Kitchen has been on my mind since I saw it and I finally had to give in and make it. I have made and enjoyed egg breakfast casseroles with jalapenos and baked egg dishes with zucchini in the past, and I liked the sound of combining the zucchini with the spicy green chilies in an egg breakfast casserole. I stuck fairly close to the recipe, though I decided to use grated zucchini as I like the way that it melds in without disturbing the overall texture of the baked egg too much. I also had an almost finished jar of pickled jalapeno peppers that I added for a bit of extra heat. Egg casseroles like this are as easy to make as; mix, pour and bake and they make a lot so you have leftovers for a few really quick and tasty breakfasts during the week. This zucchini and green chili egg casserole turned out as well as I had been anticipating! I served the casserole with some salsa and a dab of sour cream and it made for a breakfast with a kick that really gets you going in the morning!
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10 eggs
1 1/2 cup zucchini (grated, squeezed and drained)
1 cup cottage cheese
1 (4 ounce) can green chilies (drained)
1 cup cheddar cheese (grated)
salt and pepper to taste
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Konin began the practice of Zen meditation in 1987, and was ordained a Soto Zen priest in Japan by Sekkei Harada Roshi in 2007. She lived at Tassajara and City Center for several years. Shosan Victoria Austin is her senior practice leader. Currently Konin is the leader of the SFZC group Dharma en Español, and co-chair of the SFZC Cultural Awareness and Inclusivity Committee. She works as a spiritual care counselor at Pathways Home Health and Hospice in Oakland, California. She is also an amateur calligrapher and sumi-e painter.
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Shosan Victoria Austin began practicing both Zen and yoga in 1971. In the Soto Zen tradition, she is entrusted as a Dharma heir in the lineage of Shunryu Suzuki, an international priest of the Soto School, and a Dharma teacher at San Francisco Zen Center. She trained in the U.S., in India, and in Japan. In the Iyengar tradition, she is certified as an Intermediate teacher.


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The First Annual Cougar Challenge 5K/Fun Run will be held on Saturday, March 9, 2013 at Tanglewood Park's Shelter 2. The Fun Run will start at 8:30 am and the 5K will start at 9:00 am. To register and for more information go to www.ebdscougars.com.
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COMMERCIAL DESCRIPTION In honor of the 40th anniversary of the original release of Bitches Brew, Miles Davis 1970 paradigm-shifting landmark fusion breakthrough, weve created our own Bitches Brew - a bold, dark beer thats a fusion of three threads imperial stout and one thread honey beer with gesho root, a gustatory analog to Miles masterpiece.Featuring the albums iconic artwork, created by the late Mati Klarwein, on its label, Dogfish Heads Bitches Brew will be unveiled at SAVOR, An American Craft Beer & Food Experience, June 5, National Building Museum, Washington DC. Havent experienced the Bitches Brew album? Two 40th anniversary editions of Miles Davis Bitches Brew -- a Legacy Edition and a deluxe Collectors Edition -- will be available Tuesday, August 31. The newly created ale is designed, according to Dogfish founder and president Sam Calagione, "as the ultimate partner for chili or spicy curry chicken" and best enjoyed "sipped cool, not cold, from a snifter or red wine glass while listening to the Bitches Brew album." Calagione was drawn to the alchemical spirits in Bitches Brew right out of college, acquiring a copy of the album "within months of the first time I brewed a batch of homebrew in my apartment in New York City. I listened to it when I was writing my Dogfish business plan. I wanted Dogfish Head to be a maniacally inventive and creative brewery, analog beer for the digital age. You could say that my dream was to have Dogfish Head, in some small way, stand for the same thing in the beer world that Bitches Brew stands for in the jazz world. You can imagine how excited we are to be doing this project 17 years after I wrote that business plan." "Theres a spirit of innovation, of creativity and individuality, thats at the core of Miles music," said Adam Block, Senior Vice President and General Manager, Legacy Recordings. "Sam and Dogfish Head approach their art from the same place and consequently the marriage is an easy and cool one." Dogfish Head and its "off-centered ales for off-centered people" were the subject of "A Better Brew," an article in The New Yorker (Nov. 24, 2008) examining the rise of extreme beer. "Beer has lagged well behind wine and organic produce in the ongoing reinvention of American cuisine. Yet the change over the past twenty years has been startling," wrote Burkhard Bilger. "Dogfish is something of a mascot for this unruly movement. In the thirteen years since Calagione founded the brewery, it has gone from being the smallest in the country to the thirty-eighth largest. Calagione makes more beer with at least ten per cent alcohol than any other brewer, and his odd ingredients are often drawn from ancient or obscure beer traditions. It is to Budweiser what a bouillabaisse is to fish stock."
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One of the recurring themes at the recent Program on Education Policy and Governance conference on improving education was that the more you expand the franchise (i.e. allow people to vote), the better the education. Good education seems to be one of the first things people with voting power demand.
This is why I tend to see America's current education free-fall as a sign of a diminished democracy as much as it is a pedagogical failure. And this is why a fight in East Ramapo Central School District, a growing suburb of New York City (just twenty miles north of Manhattan), is so fascinating.
As the New York Times' Peter Applebome describes it in Saturday's paper, Orthodox Jews have taken over the district's school board (they have seven of nine seats). The problem? Eighty-five percent of the students in the district schools are black or Hispanic. Even worse, reports Applebome, most of the Jews in the district send their children to private schools (where the enrollment is 19,000, compared to 8,000 students in the public schools).
Not surprisingly, a group called Padres Unidos has petitioned the State Education Department to remove the Jewish board members and, also not surprisingly, Ramapo board president David Schwartz called the group, in Applebome's words, "chronic complainers." The cultural, ethnic, and socio-economic divide problem is complicated by finance questions. Not only has board president Daniel Schwartz suggested eliminating...
The other day I noted that an expert panel had decided, according to Education Week, that "the skills considered necessary for the 21st-century workplace" were "critical thinking and analytic reasoning," "teamwork and complex communications," and "resiliency and conscientiousness." I was skeptical, not because those aren't important skills, but because they didn't have much to do with the twenty-first century.
Then along came an email from Dee Selvaggi, a former member of a New Jersey school board and a contributor to The BEV Challenge, recommending "a very interesting book," Benjamin Franklin on Education (edited by John Hardin Best, Teachers College Press, Columbia University, 1962). Wrote Dee, Franklin's "concern [was] about the content presented to youth so they could function well in the new contemporary America."
Who better to speak to contemporary American youth than one of the nation's most prolific inventors and entrepreneurs? According to Franklin,
This post is part of a series by guest bloggers who know first-hand the strengths and flaws of America's dominant form of education governance: the local school board. Each author will draw on their personal experiences to answer the question posed for the Board's Eye View Challenge: Can school boards improve schools?
Guest blogger Dee Selvaggi served on the Matawan-Aberdeen (NJ) Regional School District board from 1990--1991, attended board meetings in the Holmdel (NJ) Township School District from 1991-1998 (as a parent), coordinating over 200 volunteers for the district's Operation Get Out the Vote initiative and serving on multi-year district committees. She also coordinated a statewide (NJ) information network for board members and parents and engaged in advocacy as an individual at state board of education meetings and legislative hearings. She also served on the Monmouth Academy Board of Trustees, Howell, NJ, from 2005-2008.
What's it like, trying to improve schools from the inside?
Perplexing, frustrating, and exhausting. Yes, I've taken on issues, but the idea of "winning" seems elusive—you're defeated either by blatant digging-in-of-heels by opponents or by quiet subterfuge. Thus, I'm inclined to pass on an analogy made by a former board colleague, who said it was like walking on a beach and leaving footprints which are then washed away by the waves.
I wince every time I read something like this:
That's from a recent Education Week story titled, "Panel Parses Out Skills Needed for 21st-Century Workplace." I realize I'm not the only one to notice, but the problem—didn't one need cognitive, personal, and intrapersonal abilities in the twentieth-century workplace? Or the nineteenth? Or the second?—was brought home not long ago when I saw that Earl Shorris had died. Shorris, a writer and social critic, as the headline on the New York Times obituary had it: "Fought Poverty With Knowledge." And it was not the knowledge that proponents of twenty-first century skills are pushing; it was "rigorous readings and explications of Aristotle on logic, Plato on justice and Kant's theory of morality."
Shorris came to this insight about poverty while working on a book in the early 1990s, when he met Viniece Walker, a female inmate in a New York State prison, a "graduate of crackhouses," as he would later write in a masterful 1997 piece for Harper's. By that time he had concluded that
This is the inaugural post in a series by guest bloggers who know first-hand the strengths and flaws of America's dominant form of education governance: the local school board. Each author will draw on their personal experiences to answer the question posed for the Board's Eye View Challenge: Can school boards improve schools?
Gene I. Maeroff has adapted this excerpt from his book School Boards in America: A Flawed Exercise in Democracy. He is president of the board in Edison, N.J. and is serving his second term as a member. He is a senior fellow at Teachers College, Columbia University. His biographical and contact information are available at www.genemaeroff.com.
America's school boards are too easily diverted from larger purposes. They may get bogged down in issues better left to staff. Some school board members want to meddle and they get more involved in administrative matters than they should. Boards sometimes invest precious hours in matters of little consequence. In other words, school boards too readily waste time and effort.
Ultimately, a school board should be held accountable for ensuring that the district makes needed improvements. Instructional success should be the members' paramount concern. They ought to look in the mirror when they seek to affix blame for the district's failures.
The school board should specify objectives and then leave it largely to the professionals...
Given that bipartisan agreement went extinct sometime in the previous decade, the fact that conservatives and liberals have both concluded that our country suffers from a troubling lack of social mobility might be reason enough to celebrate. The problem, as I wrote yesterday, is that few commentators on either side of the political spectrum have recognized the obvious: This problem begins with our schools. And it could potentially end there, as well. In my experience with public schools and the culture that surrounds them, we won't close the social mobility gap unless we recognize three facts:
As we know, the idea of merit implies the idea of non-merit; we can't all be winners. Yet, that is exactly the kind of talk I hear in schools all the time: We are all winners. As Thomas Edsall wrote in his Times essay, "In the business sector, particularly, other less benign qualities emerge as essential to meritocratic success: aggressiveness, ruthlessness, dominance-seeking, victimizing behavior, acquisitiveness and the disciplined pursuit of self-interest." How do we possibly reconile the hard-edged reality of merit in the real world with the "all winners" ethos of our public schools? We don't. We have to get real at school and start rewarding merit there. It need not be cut-throat, but it needs to be something better than giving everyone a blue ribbon.
Mike seems to have touched off a flurry of discussion (or at least landed in the middle of it) about meritocracy with his "Can schools spur social mobility?" essay from last week, which was prompted by a recent appearance at Fordham by Charles Murray, to talk about his new book, Coming Apart: The State of White America, 1960-2010. Simultaneously, Chris Hayes was getting attention for his new book, Twilight of the Elites: America After Meritocracy. There followed two pieces by David Brooks ("Why Our Elites Stink" and "The Opportunity Gap"), a report from the Pew Foundation ("American Dream"), Jason DeParle's page-one story in last Sunday's Times ("Two Classes, Divided by `I Do'"), followed by some good piling on by journalism professor Thomas Edsall, also in the Times, who takes out after Mitt Romney for suggesting we have a "merit-based society."
I'm sure there was more, but the gist of the current hand-wringing is the news that the nation is no longer the equal opportunity society it once was. The social mobility gap is growing while our faith in boot-strap capitalism, where hard work (i.e., merit) can get you a spot at the table of the elite, is waning. My concern, at least with...
In my recent post on the end of geography I described some of the Promised Land of portfolio management governance, as explained by Rick Hess and Olivia Meeks in their paper for Fordham's recent symposium on education governance. (At the time I was not aware of CRPE's portfolio convention in Seattle—more on their initiative at another time.) The idea is that the brave new world of education governance should be driven by function not geography. The implications are enormous.
How we get to the Promised Land—and pay for the trip, lacking manna from heaven—and what we can do to smooth the course is the subject of this post. And some good answers to those questions come to us via the Koret Task Force on K-12 Education, and its report, Choice and Federalism. I mentioned the report last winter, in a slippery slope back to mediocrity essay, following the House Education and Workforce Committee's states' rights proposals for ESEA reauthorization. I wondered then whether states' rights were "being invoked to cover up the very inequities—the `soft bigotry of low expectations'—that No Child Left Behind was determined to remedy." And I was heartened to know that Koret—which includes some very smart people, including our own Checker Finn, Task Force Chair—shared some of those concerns.
But the important message of the Koret report—at least, the summary of it written by member Grover...
Many people believe that school boards—nearly 14,000 of them in the U.S—are what's wrong with our education system. Many believe they are what stand in the way of school improvement.
I spent five years on a school board and don't think they are the problem, but do believe that more often than not they stand in the way of school improvement. Are there any other school board members who have tried to reform their districts?
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Of the thirteen papers presented at Fordham's Rethinking Education Governance for the 21st Century last December, one that had particular resonance for me was Rick Hess and Olivia Meeks's analysis of the school district dilemma.
Nobody seems to like school boards (except me, perhaps), and the authors begin with a crisp summary of some of the sharper arrows shot their way. But Hess and Meeks do a brilliant job of taking us by the hand and leading us gently through the weeds of school board governance and the foothills of the popular alternative of mayoral control, until we reach the mountain top where they show us a place where we "organize schooling around function rather than geography." It's an amazing view.
Today, they argue, "every school district is asked to devise ways to meet every need of every single child in a given area," and it doesn't work. Districts are simply not capable of "build[ing] expertise in a vast number of specialties and services" or "juggl[ing] a vast array of demands [that] require them to become the employers of nearly all educators in a given community."
Hess and Meeks are too practical to suggest the end of geography (i.e., all virtual all the time), but they understand that current school district impotence is a symptom of a problem not its cause. Importantly, their analysis of the causes also makes them doubtful that suggested alternatives to school...


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Letter to the Editor: Common Core a dangerous change
Common Core is the unconstitutional federal takeover of our children's education. Forty-five states have implemented Common Core without congressional or state legislative approval. The majority of citizens know nothing about this intrusion on our nation's most valuable asset, our children.Common Core is bad to the core. The estimated cost to implement is $16 billion, with 90 percent paid by the states and local school districts. Children's privacy will be violated from federal data collection from pre-school to work force. This mandated collection site in South Dakota is called "STARS." Parents, local school boards and superintendents will not have any say in the educational standards or curriculum. Common Core math and English/language arts already have been implemented. Early indicators show that test scores have dropped significantly in states that have implemented these two Common Core subjects. Be aware that these new standards never have been tested in schools.I write this as a concerned parent wanting academic excellence for all our children. Please research and learn about Common Core at truthinamericaneducation.com and sdagainstcommoncore.com. Call or write to your state representatives and voice your concerns. Our children are our future.
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