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In our recent documentary on the schools in Sciotoville, OH, you hear a big-dollar word used over and over: facilities. The Tartans of Sciotoville go to class in a building that dates from around 1914. The community would love a new facility—but bricks and mortar don't come cheap. Ohio community schools (that is, charters) get no state and local funds for facilities, meaning they have to scrimp and save out of operating funds or find private dollars to build.
Down the road from Sciotoville Elementary Academy, which is housed in modulars and packed with students, is a brand-new traditional district school built with public funds and under-enrolled. (Many of the kids it was built to serve go to SEA!) Charters across the country suffer from the same disparities.
It's not only charter school pupils who sit in old, dilapidated buildings, though. Some traditional schools have benefited from a boom in new construction, but others have missed out. The high school my mother attended, which was aging when she graduated decades ago, is still open at the ripe age of 91 today. Small-town superintendents across the country who haven't benefited from tobacco settlements or state largesse can certainly sympathize.
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Special education has been one of the few spending areas largely exempted from budget pressure since revenues took a hit following the 2008-09 financial crisis. This is due largely to maintenance of effort requirements that put districts in danger of losing federal dollars if they dared to touch the special ed budget. The Department of Education issued guidance to ease the burden last year but announced last week that they're pulling the rug out from under administrators, caving to special interests "after further review" (and, not incidentally, following an angry letter from activists at the Center for Law and Education). The new guidance states that once a district commits to a given level of spending on special education, it can (almost) never cut back, a very tough mandate given the present fiscal environment for schools.
Students with special needs certainly deserve additional resources to help them be successful in the classroom. Almost no one questions that nearly forty years after the passage of the Education for All Handicapped Children Act, thanks to that law and the work of advocates. However, ring-fencing the money dedicated to these students puts the majority of students served in the general education program at greater peril as they are exposed to 100 percent of the reductions needed to balance district budgets.
This makes the decision of whether to identify a child for special education services very high-stakes—on one...
I am pretty good at math. Unsurprisingly, the story about why I am good at math has a lot to do with a few exceptional teachers I had growing up in a small coal-mining town in Illinois.
One in particular was Mr. Nagrodski, my high-school math team coach, who seemed to conjure talented mathematicians out of thin air. In the late 80s, he pushed for a major acceleration in the junior-high math curriculum in our district so that more kids were ready for tough math classes in high school. He convinced the district to let him teach those tough math classes, which hadn't been offered before he arrived. As a result, his teams won state math competitions year after year after year—and not incidentally, turned out far more talented students of mathematics than anyone would have guessed could come from a little town of four thousand. (Among many other accolades, Mr. Nagrodski, was profiled in Fortune magazine back in 1991 as one of "25 Who Help the U.S. Win.")
By the time I was a middle schooler gearing up for Mr. Nagrodski's infamously difficult math team practices, roughly half of my class of 75 or so kids had been identified as gifted and was placed in advanced math courses. I doubt there was much red tape to cut through to get to this point--just a superintendent and a couple of principals to convince.
Not all rural schools work well, but when they do, they can be truly transformational. Most schools in...
Last week, the Hoover Institution's Eric Hanushek argued in Education Next that liberals and conservatives' optimism about weighted student funding was misplaced. Hanushek argued instead for performance-based funding: schools that drive their students to better performance should get more funding, while failing schools should not be financially rewarded. I'd like to offer a few reasons why education reformers should still be bullish about funding that follows kids.
Choice is no longer simply about charter schools for a small number of children. A few cities like Washington, D.C., and New Orleans are close to majority-charter or beyond. As Paul Hill noted in a recent paper for us on digital learning, our antiquated school finance system can barely keep up with the growth of online schooling, much less provide parents with robust options to piece together an education for their kids from a variety of providers—online, brick-and-mortar, after-school, and even community colleges and four-year universities.
There are certainly challenges to getting every dollar under the control of parents. Hanushek is right that local funds would not follow a weighted formula established at the state level. State formulas could adjust for those local dollars as a temporary measure, however, and more muscular state reform of school finances would not necessarily impinge on local autonomy. (See the case studies in Bryan Shelly's book, Money, Mandates, and Local Control in American Public Education for more on...
Maybe not, is the answer from a recent poll of New York State teachers conducted by the Empire Center. The poll found that 70 percent of public-school teachers would have considered a defined-contribution retirement option had they been given the chance, and a quarter felt they definitely would have chosen a 401k-style plan over a traditional pension. Perhaps more interesting is the fact that most teachers (about two-thirds of those surveyed) felt such non-traditional plans were good retirement options, roughly the same number as approved of traditional pensions.
The cost of providing teacher pensions is on the rise in many states, New York included. It's also not clear that young workers value a benefit that many of them will never receive. Only a minority of educators teaches for a full career in the same pension system and receives the full retirement benefit offered.
The Empire Center poll asked teachers about one possible alternative, a hybrid plan that would provide a basic level of financial security through a small traditional pension, with a 401k-style individual account on top. Raegen Miller at the Center for American Progress has argued for cash balance plans, which are similar to traditional pensions but provide more portability and do not implicitly rob younger teachers by giving them poorer benefits relative to more experienced teachers.
The retirement "time bomb"is not going away, meaning policymakers in many states need...
Expanding access to higher education—and preparing students well for postsecondary challenges during K-12—is a key priority for the nation's economic competitiveness. The last year alone has seen a variety of initiatives to bend the cost curve, including Rick Perry's $10K bachelor's degree and MIT's certificates (or "badges") for online learning. Community college enrollment also boomed during the financial crisis, with students and parents hunting for a decent education at a "Great Recession"-friendly price. Since college costs have grown faster than inflation (or health care!) since the early 1980s, improving access and controlling costs must be linked.
Paul Krugman sees something sinister, even un-American, in all this talk of value for money, however. He quotes Republican Presidential candidate Mitt Romney on this point as proof that the GOP doesn't care about education:
Ask almost any leader of a growing urban charter school about their biggest worries, and real estate is likely to be at the top of the list. City-dwelling young parents want schools that are convenient to their homes and—increasingly—public transit. Government has (appropriately) high expectations of school buildings but provides little to no money for charter school facilities in most jurisdictions. Educators and school leaders want all of the above to provide a fantastic experience for their students—without breaking the bank. This is not something the real estate market can provide in most cities.
To make the problem even more difficult, city centers are redeveloping, with entire neighborhoods gentrifying, building mixed-use housing and innovative commercial spaces. Young professionals who a generation ago might have fled for the 'burbs as they settled into careers and started having children are now staying. This has resulted in vibrant, revitalized neighborhoods—but the pressure continues to build on large urban school districts to provide high-quality seats to meet the needs created by this cultural shift.
Increased density and the creative reuse of...
Once upon a time, corporate IT departments lived by the slogan "no one ever got fired for buying IBM." Big Blue's products were a safe bet in a rapidly evolving industry. The over-reliance of the Fortune 500 on that safe bet proved to be a problem for those companies, which missed out on innovations adopted by more nimble rivals, and for IBM itself, which stagnated in the absence of pressure from customers to push the envelope. District schools suffer from the same "buy IBM" problem, with state policies and district budget decisions making it difficult for principals and teachers to adopt promising new options for delivering instruction.
An EdWeek piece today documents the struggle ed-tech startups wage to get their products adopted, and catalogues a number of promising companies that are gaining headway despite those challenges. One of the greatest barriers is the fragmented but highly regulated market that results from the "buy IBM" mindset of thousands of risk-averse districts:
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Is the number of free and reduced-price lunch participants an accurate proxy for the number of poor kids in America's schools? New Jersey's acting education commissioner, Chris Cerf, isn't so sure. A recent article in The Star-Ledger highlights Cerf's two concerns: first, that the self-reported basis of Free and Reduced Lunch Program (FRLP) participation makes the count prone to errors and—potentially—fraud, and second, that this number alone might not be a reliable proxy for the number of students living in poverty.
The issue of fraud in the lunch room pops up every couple of years. Detailed audits have shown that some students who should receive benefits do not, some parents or schools make honest mistakes on the application, and yes, there are some instances of fraud. Given our current situation of squeezed budgets and a National School Lunch Program that cost $9.7 billion in FY 10 and relies on self-reported income, those small instances of fraud can really add up (A...
How much does an "adequate" K-12 education cost? What about a "reasonable" education? Courts weigh in on these questions regularly; last year alone saw a New Jersey ruling demanding half a billion more in state support for the so-called Abbott districts, as well as a Colorado case that questioned voters' judgment about what constituted appropriate support of a "thorough and uniform" school system. This year brings an interesting new development to the table: New Hampshire voters may tell the state Supreme Court to butt out entirely.
There's a lot to be said for the Granite State's typically libertarian approach. As the Hoover Institution's Rick Hanushek said to Ed Week after the Colorado ruling, the courts are not a good place to adjudicate the ongoing academic research on the role of school spending in driving achievement. In particular, the record of New Jersey's Abbott districts, the recipients of billions of dollars in additional court-mandated state support since the mid-1980s, is abysmal.
This highlights one of the most fundamental criticisms of activist meddling in school finance systems by courts: quality rarely, if ever, enters the picture. Judges simply assume that poor performance implies inadequate funding, and that layering more money on top of failing systems will improve student outcomes. Anyone in the corporate world who...


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While Cubs rookie Kyle Hendricks continues to find his way in the Majors just two starts into his big league career, Cardinals veteran Adam Wainwright knows well that the learning never ends.
In his first second-half appearance after starting the All-Star Game for the National League, Wainwright watched the fifth inning unravel against the Rays, surrendering five of his six runs (four earned), and exiting with two outs in the frame.
"It's hard to explain when weird things like that happen," Wainwright said afterward. "But I know that this game is incredibly frustrating sometimes and probably for the fans, too, tonight watching and wondering what in the world I was doing out there. Every now and then, you just have a crazy inning like that."
Entering that start, Wainwright had put forth seven consecutive quality starts while allowing no more than two runs in any of them. Overall, the right-hander has lasted at least six innings and allowed two runs or fewer in 16 of 20 starts.
"I think that's just part of the process of humbling that this game can do," Cards manager Mike Matheny said. "Whenever you think you've got it completely figured out, it'll reach up and grab you."
His main trouble has come against the rival Cubs. In three starts against the Cubs this season, Wainwright has allowed 12 runs in 18 innings (6.00 ERA).
After the Cardinals snapped their season-high four-game losing streak on Saturday, they will face off against Hendricks, who earned his first Major League victory in his last trip to the mound. In that outing, which marked his first at Wrigley Field, Hendricks tossed seven scoreless innings.
"From the start, I just pounded the strike zone here," Hendricks said. "I did have one walk in the first inning, but it wasn't a bad walk. I knew my sinker was working and I just tried to pound the strike zone."
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Catcher A.J. Pierzynski wasted no time getting acclimated to his new team Saturday, collecting three hits in his Cardinals debut shortly after joining the team in Chicago.
With All-Star catcher Yadier Molina out for 8-12 weeks after undergoing surgery on his right thumb in mid-July, the Cardinals added Pierzynski on Saturday to add depth behind the dish. The veteran catcher, now with his sixth team, is ready to do whatever the team needs.
"I talked to Mike [Matheny on Friday]," Pierzynski said. "We just talked. I just said: 'Whatever you need me to do. If you need me to catch once a week, seven days a week -- whatever you need me to do. If you need me to come off the bench, if you need me to play the outfield, if you need me to pitch, whatever you need me to do, I'll do it. Just let me know.' He was very forthcoming about it."
Cubs: Ramirez optioned, Parker recalled from Triple-A
The Cubs chose to option Neil Ramirez to Triple-A Iowa and recall Blake Parker on Saturday, sensing Ramirez could use a breather.
Ramirez won't report immediately to Iowa, and instead will take some days off, then ease back into the workload. The 25-year-old righty may not be the only reliever who gets a break, as manager Rick Renteria said the Cubs are keeping an eye on Brian Schlitter and Justin Grimm, as well.
"We've been using everybody extensively," Renteria said. "We've had conversations within the organization since Spring Training about a lot of our arms. We've used them a lot and we want to have the ability to give them a break during the course of the season."
The expectation is that Ramirez will be back after 10 days, Renteria said.
Parker, 29, has 21 saves with a 1.29 ERA in 28 games for Iowa this season. This is his fourth stint with the Cubs this season. He pitched a perfect eighth and ninth with four strikeouts on Saturday.
Worth noting
• In 17 career games at Wrigley Field (12 starts), Wainwright is 6-1 with a 4.16 ERA.
• After going 1-for-3 on Saturday, Cubs outfielder Ryan Sweeney is hitting .444 (8-for-18) against the Cardinals this season with two home runs and eight RBIs.
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If the latter do you know what Ubuntu compiles it's 32bit user space as? If memory serves I think ubuntu are using i486 on 32bit user space where as the 64bit user space will be using sse2 as default which could explain some of the differences
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Asset Buyback and Disposal Solutions – customized services available to obtain value for older, marketable IBM equipment and select non-IBM equipment. Additionally we can help clients safely dispose of their equipment in compliance with applicable laws and regulations.
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Many experienced CFOs, IT executives and other financial decision-makers have turned to IBM Global Asset Recovery Services to accelerate their technology objectives and business and social transformation. Plus, the re-use of IBM pre-owned products will likely help reduce a company's carbon footprint and contribute to achievement of a more socially responsible lifecycle management.
A recognized leader in sustainable IT management practices
Our asset management and reverse logistics process is a key part of IBM's commitment to sustainability leadership.
We are a recognized industry leader in remanufacturing operations innovatively re-using returned technology and minimizing waste
- Gartner recognizes IBM as a leader in the WW IT asset disposition market. View the report.
In 2014 IBM Global Asset Recovery Services:
- processed approximately 905,600 units through our remanufacturing & refurbishment processes, of which 88.3 % were prepared for reuse & resale.
- Of the approximately 36 million pounds of the product scrap and waste processed at the demanufacturing and scrap centers, over 97 % of the product scrap & waste (by weight) was resold, reused or disposed for material recycling and less than one percent of the product scrap / waste (only 0.51 % by weight) was disposed by incineration and landfill.
Since 2002, IBM Global Asset Recovery Services has:
- processed over 1.09 billion pounds of machines, parts and material
- harvested and sold over 44.4 million parts.
- Processed and sold more than 3,893 rebuilt mainframes
Whether you've got truckloads of obsolete equipment, or need to upgrade a building full of desktops and servers, IBM has teamed with authorized solution providers to offer several buyback programs tailored specifically to the demands of clients. Our access to -- and vast experience in -- the secondary market mean we can help you sell your marketable assets regardless of brand, with options to accommodate your unique requirements.
When it comes to asset disposal, you want a company you can trust—with a proven record and ongoing commitment to the environment:
In total, IBM Global Asset Recovery Services remanufactured and demanufactured almost 31 metric tons or nearly 68 million pounds of IT equipment – the equivalent weight of approximately 19,000 automobiles. Of all the IT equipment processed, over 99% was recycled or reused.
As a leader in product recovery and reuse, IBM's remanufacturing operations processed nearly 750,000 units of IT equipment in 2012 alone. Of these approximately 250,000 were laptops - and if they were placed on top of the other, the stack would extend about 4 miles, or 7 kilometers into the sky.
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New FOIA portal promotes transparency, eases agency interactions
Tuesday - 10/2/2012, 6:15am EDT
Sean Moulton, director of federal information policy, OMB Watch on "In Depth with Francis Rose"
Miriam Nisbet, director, Office of Government Information Services, National Archives, on "Federal Drive with Tom Temin and Emily Kopp"
The National Archives and Records Administration (NARA), Department of Commerce (DoC) and the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) teamed up to to launch an online portal Monday, where members of the public can submit and track Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) requests and agencies can consult with other agencies on those processing requests.
FOIAonline, previously known as the FOIA Module, allows the public to communicate with FOIA officers processing a request. They can also search through other requests and responsive documents that have already been released.
FOIAonline offers many benefits for agencies. Consultations can take place within the system, so the manual transfer of documents is no longer required. Agencies are able to create invoices, post responses, generate metrics and manage reports. They can also use the portal to generate their annual FOIA reports.
Once a request has been processed, the requester is notified that the documents have been posted to FOIAonline. These documents are then available to anyone who conducts a search on the website.
"FOIAonline represents a major advance in bringing the federal freedom of information system into the 21st century," Katherine McFate, president and CEO of OMB Watch said in a press release.
According to McFate, OMB Watch, a nonprofit research and advocacy organization promoting openness and transparency in government, has been advocating for tools like FOIAonline for years. "We're pleased the government has put this centralized website in place," she said.
FOIAonline grew out of EPA's efforts in 2010 to leverage the infrastructure of the federal government's rulemaking portal, Regulations.gov. This helped to keep start-up costs at a relatively low $1.3 million. Annual operating costs are estimated at between $500,000 to $750,000.
In addition, if the the website is broadly adopted, the effort could save an estimated $200 million over five years.
So far, three other agencies have partnered with EPA, DoC and NARA to develop and deploy FOIAonline: the Department of the Treasury, the Federal Labor Relations Authority and the Merit Systems Protection Board. Each of these agencies will deploy the website on their own timetable.
"FOIAonline should prove to be a powerful tool for transparency," McFate said in the press release. She encouraged other agencies to adopt the portal.


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Red-hot Pirates go for eighth straight win; Hand to make second start
Donovan Hand is no stranger to extended appearances. He's pitched two or more innings of relief four times in nine relief appearances this season. But on Saturday, Hand will be asked to go even further in his second start of the year, when the Brewers take on the red-hot Pirates in the second of a three-game set in Pittsburgh.
The Pirates (49-30) have won seven straight games.
Hand made his first Major League start last Saturday against the Braves. The right-hander pitched 4 2/3 scoreless innings, surrendering only two hits and a walk while striking out three.
"Got it deep in the game, gave us a chance to win," Hand said after the game. "That was the main thing, get off to a good start. Get us off to a good start, and turn it over to the bullpen when I did."
Hand has served as mostly a long reliever since being promoted from Triple-A Nashville in May.
For Pittsburgh, Pedro Alvarez will be playing for a career-best 12-game hitting streak. He matched his personal record of 11 games on Friday night, when he went 2-for-4 with an RBI and a run. Through the streak, Alvarez has raised his average from .212 to .246, and he has six multi-hit games in his last seven.
"I'm just trying to go up there to compete," Alvarez said. "You literally have to take it pitch by pitch. When you try to analyze your success too much, what's when you get in trouble."
Alvarez's next home run will be his 70th as a Pirates third baseman, breaking a tie at the position in club history with Bobby Bonilla and moving into third place, behind Aramis Ramirez (75) and Richie Hebner (120).
Brewers: Gomez returns to lineup
Carlos Gomez went 2-for-5 with a run in his first game back in the Brewers' lineup after spraining his shoulder Sunday in a collision with the wall at Miller Park.
With Corey Hart set to miss the remainder of the season after knee surgery and Ryan Braun's status with an injured thumb still unknown, Gomez's health is as important as ever for the Brewers.
Gomez is batting .314, with 12 home runs, eight triples, 18 doubles and 37 RBIs on the season.
Pirates: Harrison recalled, Sanchez optioned
Infielder/outfielder Josh Harrison returned to Pittsburgh on Friday, when he was recalled from Triple-A Indianapolis and Tony Sanchez was sent down.
Sanchez was called up to the big leagues for a five-game stretch of Interleague Play and went 2-for-8 with two starts at designated hitter.
Harrison will begin his fourth stint with the Pirates this season. He was used mostly in a pinch-hitting role, batting 2-for-11 in his first three appearances on the big league roster. He was hitting .316 through 60 games in the Minors.
Worth noting
• With a first-inning single on Friday, Brewers shortstop Jean Segura stretched his hitting streak to 11.
• Right-hander Gerrit Cole extended Pittsburgh starters' streak of allowing three earned runs or fewer to 14 straight games.
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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15 Surprising Celebrities Who Have Gone Nude: Katie Holmes, Reese Witherspoon, and More! (PHOTOS)
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There are some stars we'd expect to bare it all on camera, and then there are others we can't even imagine ever considering it. Nonetheless, nude photo shoots and scenes are Hollywood staples, and even the most unlikely stars sometimes agree to do them. Flip through to find out which celebs' decisions to strip down have shocked us the most!


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An oft used nick-name given to one who regularly trolls web forums for attention by posting highly repetitive condescending political and social beliefs which are a contradiction(s) onto themselves. A Paratard is most often encountered within the internets emulation scene.
Paratard: "Just got my disability check and decided to blow it on bargain bin video games instead of f'in around on the internets or watching Bill O'Rly on FAUX News as usual.... I have the rest of the month to do that! BTW this country is being ruined by liberal bums from California who are just sitting around watching TV while collecting unemployment checks."
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Someone who insists that they are better because they knew of Paramore before Twilight, failing to realise it was already over played before there was talk about a Twilight Movie. They tend to whine and complain. Hate Decode (maybe ever Airplanes) and feel the need to make it clear that they hate Twilight. They're under the delusion that you can't be a "true" fan unless you knew of them before Twilight. Most only know of the band because Fuse used to play them every hour back when it was mostly music.
Cassie: Ugh, this chick was listening to Decode so I punched her in the face, like really. She ain't a true fan.
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No surprise here. Might as well port it to FUSE, it can be another novelty filesystem.
This quote from kernelnewbies sums it up.
"There are not a lot of people who are trusted to do this work. There are even less who are willing to do it."
Trusting just one person is hard. Nothing short of impossible. Really.


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25 Free Things to Do on Cape Cod
Spending time on the Cape doesn't have to be expensive. Are you heading to the Cape this season and looking to save some money? From lighthouse, beer, and wine tours to museum visits to baseball games, we highlight 25 free things to do on the Cape. Yes, we said free. Next
Cape Cod Beer tour
Calling all beer aficionados: Take a free tour of Cape Cod's only brewery, Cape Cod Beer, located in Hyannis. They are held Monday through Saturday at 11:00 a.m. Tours take about 45 minutes, kids must be accompanied by adults and yes, you have to have to be 21 to sample the beer. Next
Woods Hole Science Aquarium
Admission is free at the Woods Hole Science Aquarium, the country's oldest. Seals play in an outdoor pool and more than 140 species are on display. Next
Cape Cod Canal
The Cape Cod Canal, which is celebrating 100 years this year, provides spectacular ship watching. Cruise lines, cargo ships and jumbo car carriers can be seen from the canal banks as they travel between the Cape Cod Bay and Buzzards Bay. Family-friendly martime events are planned this summer around the July 29 anniversary date. Check the website for details. Next
Cape Cod Baseball League
Catch a Cape Cod Baseball League game and get a sneak peak at the upcoming major league stars.
Teams are located all over the Cape in Bourne, Brewster, Chatham, Cotuit, Falmouth, Harwich, Hyannis, Orleans, Wareham, and Yarmouth-Dennis. As the Cape league is a nonprofit organization, there are no game tickets available for purchase. Many teams may ask for a small donation or "pass the hat." Next
Cape Cod Winery
Nothing quite complements a warm summer day like a fine glass of wine. Take in a free wine tasting at the Cape Cod Winery in East Falmouth where they specialize in harvesting grapes for Cabernet Sauvignon, Cabernet Franc, Merlot, Pinot Grigio, Seyval and Vidal varietals. The vineyard is open year-round, but its summer hours until Aug. 30 are Thursday through Sunday, 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Next
Cape Cod Lavender Farm
Stroll through the Cape Cod Lavender Farm's 12 secluded acres overlooking Island Pond in Harwich.
It is one of the largest lavender farms on the East Coast and harvester of over 14,000 plants and it is open for the public to explore. One of the farm's favorites is their own Harwich Blue which has a very dark late June and early July flower. Next
Scenic picnic
Pack a picnic and watch the sun set either on the sands of Lighthouse Beach in Chatham, or from atop the bluff, where the Chatham Light stands guard. Next
Cape Cod Chips Factory Tour
Find out how the Bernard family cranks out their own batches of hand-stirred kettle-cooked potato chips during the Cape Cod Chips Factory Tour in Hyannis, held Monday through Friday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Next
Live music at the town green
Nearly all of the communities that dot the Cape have a town green where bands play free weekly concerts for summer music enthusiasts.
Catch a free show Monday night in Dennis, Eastham, Orleans, and Yarmouth; Tuesday night in Dennis and Harwich, Wednesday night in Hyannis, Thursday night in Bourne, Falmouth, and Sandwich, Friday night in Chatham, or Sunday night in Brewster, Nantucket, and Martha's Vineyard. Next
Eastham Painters Guild
Cape Cod has long attracted artists of all kinds through out the region. Now, visitors can see what these local artists are made of at the Eastham Painters Guild's outdoor fine arts gallery. Since 1980, paintings have been hung on wood and wire from old chicken coops on the lawn of the Eastham Historical Society's Schoolhouse Museum. Next
Farmers' market fun
Peruse the fresh fruit at a local farmer's market and enjoy free entertainment. The Provincetown and Orleans farmers' markets take place each Saturday. The Provincetown Farmers' Market is from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. from May to October and is located on Ryder Street next to town hall. The Orleans Farmers' Market is held 8 a.m. to noon through October, and is located on Old Colony Way. This market offers free entertainment by local artists while you shop. Performances begin at 9:30 a.m. Next
Fort Hill Trail
Even the inexperienced hiker can enjoy a brisk walk on Fort Hill Trail, a 1.5-mile loop that runs across fields, through oak and cedar forests, and along the edge of Nauset Marsh. The trail also connects to the half-mile-long Red Maple Swamp Trail, which takes you through the wooded forest. Next
French Cable Station Museum
Once a vital communications hub for the entire country, the French Cable Station Museum in Orleans was the nation's primary link to US forces overseas. In 1927, news of aviator Charles Lindbergh's successful landing in Paris was first telegraphed to the tiny station for all of his countrymen to hear. Free guided tours are available of the collection of original Atlantic undersea telegraphic cables, instruments, maps, and assorted memorabilia. Open summer only. Next
Lighthouse tours
Ten lighthouses dot the Cape Cod shoreline. Take a free tour of the Chatham Lighthouse, the Nobska Light in Woods Hole or Race Point Light in Provincetown. Next
Visit Marconi Station
Marconi Station was home to the first trans-Atlantic wireless communication between the United States and England in 1903.
The area, perched 85 feet above the beach, is known for its stunning views. History buffs can also brush up on their knowledge, as there is an exhibit of a scale model of the original wireless station along with a bronze plaque and bust of Marconi. Pictured, an old postcard of Marconi Station. Next
Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution
Ever wonder what was lurking at the depths of the ocean? Visit the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution at Woods Hole to find out. It's located in an area well known for its international marine research.
The institution offers free walking tours behind the scenes of the center in July and August, Monday through Friday at 10:30 a.m. and again at 1:30 p.m. by reservation. The institution also offers a number of free seminars and presentations. Next
Monomy National Wildlife Refuge
At Monomoy National Wildlife Refuge in Chatham, see a variety of wildlife, including the piping plover, at this 7,600-acre refuge. Next
Nauset Beach
Early risers might be inclined to venture to ocean side of the Cape, where Nauset Beach stretches 10 miles from Orleans to Chatham. There's no shortage of parking, and there's even a snack bar nearby. Next
Bike the Province Lands Trail
Adventurers can bike the sand dunes along the beaches. The dunes lining the shores of Provincetown are the most popular. Try the 5.25-mile-long Province Lands Trail. It will challenge even the most fit with steep dune after steep dune. It starts from the Province Lands Visotor Center in Provincetown. Want more of a challenge? Add two more miles with the trail extensions to Herring Cove Beach, Race Point Beach, and Bennett Pond. Next
Cape Cod Rail Trail
Ride a bike along the Cape Cod Rail Trail—a great way to see the seashore. Next
Scargo Tower
On clear days you can see as far as Provincetown and the Massachusetts mainland from the top of the 30-foot high Scargo Tower, which sits atop the 160-foot tall Scargo Hill in Dennis. The tower is the highest location on the mid-Cape. Next
Atlantic White Cedar Swamp Trail
At the Atlantic White Cedar Swamp Trail, enjoy the wooded canopies and wildlife when you set aside an hour to walk this 1.25-mile trail. Next
Race Point whale watching
Race Point in Provincetown is a great place to spot whales and seals! If you'd prefer a chartered tour, check out these companies. Next
Walk Harborside Commercial Street
Take a stroll down lively Harborside Commercial Street in Provincetown. It boasts shops ranging from surplus stores to quiet galleries to old salt water taffy candy shops, like Cabot's Candy (pictured). Back to the beginning


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When users access more efficient contact channels, it can drive down your cost. So we offer ways to take full advantage of all contact options and the self-service features. This helps you drive better productivity and lower overall costs.
Service Desk Services provides high-quality, consistent support wherever users are. From high touch phone support to efficient new ways for users to get help. HP lets you drive overall cost savings to new levels. We work with you to meet your business goals and we bring you the innovation to transform your support and provide users a new level of service desk experience.
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The birth of a baby is a joyous occassion, but it also means many changes within a family. Adjusting to a new brother or sister can be especially difficult for the older sibling. Bayhealth's "Hello Baby" program is designed to help these children accept their new role.
Open to youngsters between the ages of 3 - 6 years old, the program will explore the child's feelings and fears about having a brother or sister in the family. In addition, the children will learn basic infant skills so they can participate in the care of the new baby.
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Classes are held one evening a month (except December) at Kent General from 6:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. and taught by a Child Life Therapist. At least one parent must accompany child/children. Each child should bring a doll or stuffed animal.
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Perfect table top fondue for a small party. I did a chocolate party first and it was a huge hit with a simple recipe. It kept the temperature perfect for dipping fruits of all kinds and even poundcake pieces.
biggest positive holds heat when used for meat fondue only negative it does not have a nonstick surface you just have to soak a little when cleaning after cheese fondue
Looked small out of the box but it worked great for a five person meat fondue. Oils stayed consistent in heat.
I was surprised at how well made this was, very nice.
The pots do a great job of keeping the oil at the exact temperature we require. Cleanup is also easy.
I love how easy these are to use and regulate the temp. The sauce ring is a nice touch
Easy to use and easy to clean. Don't really need the sauce dipping things around the pot. If you're familiar with fondue types, you will really only need these dipping trays if you're doing a fondue chinoise (chinese fondue), not when you're doing a chesse fondue night or a chocolate fondue. But an excellent find without a doubt.
This was a gift, but i was told the pot worked perfectly and was easy to clean. Receiver very happy with it.
My daughter wanted an electric fondue pot. I checked at other web sellers and Overstock had biggest selection for less money. She was very happy with the gift.
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Joe Jo's Pizza and Gelato
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Joe Jo's Pizza and Gelato owners Dick and Kathy Jo Luther take two delicious staples, make them their own and do them right. The couple bought the barn-red building five years ago and has since embarked on a steady stream of improvements; what was once a revolving door of seasonal businesses is now a year-round community fixture with reliably good food.
The menu is small, but satisfying. Deliciously crisp thin-crust pizzas ooze with two fresh-off-the-block shredded cheeses ($7 to $16). Dick hand-tosses the dough, slathers it with savory homemade sauce and toppings to order, then fires it in the oven. Kathy Jo's signature salad ($5.75), chopped and tossed fresh every morning, is a unique blend of crunchy veggies, sunflower seeds, Parmesan, and five different oils and vinegars.
Gelato isn't ice cream, but tastes just like it, deceptively rich and creamy with significantly fewer calories and less fat. Joe Jo's fills a gleaming display case with up to 18 flavors of their homespun versions (even more in the summer), hot-processed with Italian ingredients fused into premium Wisconsin dairy. The sweet and tangy fruit-based flavors are lactose- and gluten-free, and amazingly, only 120 or so calories. If dessert feels too far away to wait, go ahead and order a frosty mug of Joe Jo's root beer float ($4) with dinner; it's a creamy dollop of stracciatella gelato bobbing in Sno-Cap root beer from Green Bay's Title Town Brewery.


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Word of the Day: electronic resume
Many large companys process all their incoming resumes electronically by using an automated applicant tracking systems (ATS) or subscribing to a resume scanning service that scans resumes as images and uses optical character recognition (OCR) software to read the text. Essentially, the information contained on the resumes is entered into a relational database so when the company needs to hire new talent, someone from the human resources management (HRM) department can query the database for possible candidates. Resumes that match a specified score for keywords that were identified by the hiring manager are then selected for human review.
On the electronic resume, keywords can be stated in a separate keyword section, or they can be integrated into the text. The font should be simple and all text should be aligned to the left. Do not use underlining, bolding, italics or bullets as these can confuse older OCR software programs. In general, action verbs like "managed" or "facilitated", which are recommended for use in paper resumes, are not effective in electronic resumes because most ATS keywords are nouns.
Since computers read resumes differently than people do, recruiters recommend that job hunters should prepare two versions of their resume: a simple, electronic one for talent analytics programs and a more creative one printed on quality paper to hand deliver to someone within the organization or bring to an interview.
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Explaining SMAC (social, mobile, analytics and cloud)
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SMAC (social, mobile, analytics and cloud) is the concept that four technologies are currently driving business innovation. SMAC creates an ecosystem that allows a business to improve its operations and get closer to the customer with minimal overhead and maximum reach. None of the four technologies can be an afterthought because it's the synergy created by social, mobile, analytics and cloud working together that creates a competitive advantage.
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"Social, mobile, analytics and cloud technologies (SMAC) are the front runners in disruptive technologies driving business innovation…" – Karl Flinders
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Hardware-as-a-service (HaaS) is a procurement model that is similar to leasing or licensing. In the hardware-as-a-service model, hardware that belongs to a managed service provider (MSP) is installed at a cutomer's site and a service level agreement (SLA) defines the responsibilities of both parties.
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"Vendors as well as distributors and independent finance companies are being forced to be more dynamic with their offerings as customers grow fond of paying for IT solutions on a monthly recurring payment model as an operating expense, with little interest in owning anything." – Lynn Haber
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Word of the Day: cloud storage gateway
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A cloud storage gateway is a stand-alone computing device or a virtual machine (VM) located on the customer premises that serves as a bridge between local applications and remote cloud-based storage. As the market has evolved, some vendors have dropped the word "gateway" in favor of the word "controller" to emphasize the idea that their gateway products do more than just translate protocols and serve as a bridge.
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"Call them cloud controllers, cloud storage enablement or maybe cloud-integrated storage. Just don't call them cloud storage gateways, at least not when you're talking to any of the vendors who sell these intelligent cloud storage systems." – Ellen O'Brien
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Master the complexities of using cloud storage
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Word of the Day: OpenStack
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OpenStack is an open source infrastructure as a service (IaaS) initiative for creating and managing large groups of virtual private servers in a data center. The goals of the OpenStack initiative are to support interoperability between cloud services and allow businesses to build Amazon-like cloud services in their own data centers. OpenStack, which is freely available under the Apache 2.0 license, is often referred to in the media as "the Linux of the Cloud" and is compared to Eucalyptus and the Apache CloudStack project, two other open source cloud initiatives.
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"IaaS is the most basic form of cloud computing; it offers essentially a virtual, bare machine as a service." – Tom Nolle
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OpenStack networking: Why should we care?
Networking vendors, including Cisco, have been talking OpenStack. Learn why networking pros should care about an open source cloud platform.
OpenStack networking and orchestration: What's possible?
OpenStack's networking service, Neutron, integrates the provisioning and management of network resources with the orchestration of the overall IT infrastructure.
Word of the Day: mobile desktop virtualization
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Mobile desktop virtualization is the delivery of a virtual machine (VM) image to run business applications on a tablet or smartphone. To the end user, the software applications on the VM — as well as the operating system (OS) and the data associated with the applications — appear as if they are being served from the mobile device. In reality, they are all being served from a data center. When the session ends, the applications will no longer be available on the mobile device and any sensitive data from the session will be stored in the data center and erased from the device.
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"…running a Windows desktop or application on a mobile device often results in a usability death spiral where users must excessively pan to see missing parts of the screen, or pinch and zoom to access dialog boxes or radio buttons." – Matt Kosht
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Using desktop virtualization for BYOD security and management
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Word of the Day: COPE (corporate owned, personally enabled)
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COPE (corporate-owned personally-enabled) is a business model in which an organization provides its employees with mobile computing devices and allows the employees to use them as if they were personally-owned notebook computers, tablets or smartphones.
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"Under the COPE model, workers use devices for personal tasks that are within reason, but it's that 'within reason' part that companies have to worry about. On the surface, it might sound like a sensible approach, but trying to get any two people — let alone an entire organization– to agree on what is 'within reason' is almost impossible when it comes to personal use." – Robert Sheldon
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BYOD or COPE: Which enterprise mobility strategy is right for you?
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BYOD alternatives emerge as tablets outship PCs
COPE has emerged as one of the most talked-about BYOD alternatives because it balances the need to secure mobile devices with users' desire to conduct personal tasks.
Why the COPE model isn't a slam-dunk alternative to BYOD
This tip is about the challenges of using the COPE model to enable mobility. Challenges include users' attitudes toward giving IT control of devices and managing the finances.
Word of the Day: API
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An application programming interface (API) is code that allows two software programs to communicate with each other.
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"One practical issue with keeping applications running in the cloud is the sheer number of software API's that change constantly. Keeping up with the changes is costly, time-consuming and can make a code base quite fragile." – Amy Reichert
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APIs expose features and services to developers. The way an API will be used and the spectrum of services represented should be the primary design driver.
Making sense of the cloud API war
Google, Amazon Web Services and Rackspace have proprietary cloud APIs. So how can an enterprise settle on a cloud service without fearing vendor lock-in?
What CIOs, developers should know about the 'API economy'
API economy is a catchphrase fueled by evidence that APIs are a rapidly expanding economic force.
Word of the Day: NASCAR slide
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A NASCAR slide is marketing lingo for a presentation software slide filled with logos.
Fun Fact
Ever wonder how many PowerPoint presentations are made each day? According to Microsoft, the answer is about 30 million.
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So then are you saying that something like X1950XT would be pretty much overkill for Linux, but still it can't run some more modern stuff.
Phoronix: AMD's Open-Source Radeon Driver After Four Years
While the BFS scheduler is getting ready to celebrate its second birthday, in just three weeks AMD's open-source Radeon graphics driver strategy for Linux will be turning four years old. It was on the 6th of September in 2007 that I exclusively broke the news to the world on AMD's open-source strategy, which has ended up being a game-changer in the Linux world. AMD continues to support open-source hardware enablement on their latest graphics processors and recently even hired more developers to work on the code and documentation. How far have they come though in four years?
So then are you saying that something like X1950XT would be pretty much overkill for Linux, but still it can't run some more modern stuff.
AMD needs to seriously consider abandoning the proprietary driver development altogether. They _need_ to move it to legacy support.
The open source driver may not have the same level of performance as catalyst, but it is undeniably has far superior quality.
I tried installing it the other day just to see if it can make starcraft2 run better for me on crossover games.
The ATI driver broke Gnome-Shell's graphics. Reduced desktop performance. Game performance had slighly higher average FPS, but was prone to massive slowdowns in the menus and just general crapiness. Just a waste.
ATI's customers, even the big money guys, would benefit from just moving resources to the superior potential that the Gallium driver offers.
Of course AMD is not going to abandon their Windows drivers.
Catalyst for Linux = 95% cross-platform code shared with the Windows driver + 5% of Linux-specific glue code.
It's not like that have 500 Linux hackers working on the Linux blob. It's mostly guys doing cross-platform code, which ends up in the Windows driver.
I don't think that there would be any big difference if they dropped Catalyst development, other than losing 90% of their workstation customers who need OpenGL 3 and blob-only features.
If they dropped LINUX Catalyst development.
Editing broken.
Gnome Shell does not matter, only Unity does as U uses it. Didnt you notice that only U releases are tested? Maybe ask U if they want to switch
The cards tested came out like 2007? I got an HD4770 ~2009 after I was pissed off with Nvidia binary for 7950 GT. Then I got Nvidia (460M) again and was again not happy after testing and got myself a new NI AMD laptop card. That would mean my new card is ~2015 fully supported?
With the kernel firmware blobs the AMD 6970M runs fine, power management is fine, desktop is not sluggish, videos play perfect. I am not sure what other people play all the time :/ I played cogs a lot and it looks perfect. OilRush does only 7-10 fps@1920x1080 (on low power profile) and there are parts of the objects not rendered (black), but this is to be expected if there is only OpenGL 2.1 support.
As soon as they put something like Gentoo has ACCEPT_LICENSE="*" into the Mesa Makefile, I will be really happy
WOW!! Great article!!!
Yea, your results are pretty much exactly in line with mine.. I'm pretty much forced to use the older Catalyst 9.3 drivers if I want to run 2xMSAA on games smoothly..
I really wish AMD didn't discontinue the 9.3 drivers because it locks me into older versions of Xorg.... nvidia still offers proprietary driver support for their 7000 series GeForce cards in their latest Linux proprietary driver, so people can run new versions of Xorg with old hardware and still get all their graphic chip's features.
I certainly DON'T think that everybody should move over to Gallium3D drivers on older hardware as for many people, that'd be a loss of features (no MSAA, no Hyper-Z, less 3D performance, etc.)... User's shouldn't have to sacrifice features...
I've only been running Catalyst 9.3 for a week and I've found some annoying bugs in it where it doesn't refresh certain parts of the screen properly in some 2D applications like Firefox 5&6, but manually calling xrefresh takes care of it.. Strangely, starting up Compiz-Fusion, the refresh problem goes away... but then the desktop just isn't as smooth (especially scrolling in Firefox 6 not as smooth with Compiz-Fusion enabled). And also videos are choppy with compiz-fusion enabled.. More weird than that, 3D games run just as smooth with Compiz-Fusion enabled as it does with it disabled... So it's only 2D apps that suffer badly from Compiz-Fusion with the Catalyst 9.3 drivers.
So everywhere I look, it's all about trading off features (losing MSAA) to get other features (open source drivers don't have screen refresh problems)....
At least I have choices which is a good thing, but right now I've got xrefresh bound to a hotkey on the laptop and I'm still sticking to the Catalyst 9.3 drivers for my MSAA and the 3D performance..
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The open-source drivers recently gained support for MLAA, an antialiasing post-processing filter. This is similar to techniques utilised in modern games which do not support MSAA (for various technical reasons that go beyond this discussion).
In short, the open-source drivers have now reached feature parity with 9.3, are more stable, offer faster 2d, slightly slower but more featureful 3d (closer to GL 3.0 vs GL 2.1 in fglrx 9.3). Work is also underway for video acceleration. Soon, there'll be little reason to not use the open-source stack on older hardware.
Yea, I'm still reading up on MLAA, but from what I've read, MLAA is far more taxing on graphics hardware than MSAA is.. So even if they did implement it on older hardware, I wonder if it would even be usable for anything.
MLAA is visually far superior than MSAA, but there's a lot more processing involved in it. All I really want is just 2XMSAA with some decent framerates.. MLAA will give amazing graphics but will have bad framerates on older hardware, no doubt.
I hope they do bring MSAA to the Gallium3D R300 drivers eventually..
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