text: Higher Education King: Economic Recovery is Not Congruent with Kentucky's Higher Ed Funding By Rob Canning • Jul 22, 2015 Rob Canning, WKMS Kentucky Council on Postsecondary Education President Bob King says Kentucky's recent strides in economic recovery have not been reflected in its funding for higher education. The CPE was at Murray State University Tuesday evening as part of its series of town hall debates to gather input on the new five-year strategic initiative plan. An audience of about 100 educators, business leaders and local and state government officials were present for the forum in MSU's Freed Curd Auditorium. One of the key challenges outlined in King's presentation was finding alternative funding. State Funding Since the 2008 recession, Kentucky colleges have had to cut budgets and raise tuition in light of reduced state appropriations. Although some state experts say the Commonwealth is now on an economic upswing, King says colleges are still struggling to maintain quality programs with reduced funding levels. Kentucky Students' Start-Up Tackles College Costs Through Crowdsourcing By Jacob Ryan • May 7, 2015 University of Kentucky Michael Lewis got fed up seeing his peers struggle with student debt—so he decided to do something about it. Lewis, an 18-year-old from Louisville, and a small team of his fellow students at the University of Kentucky are preparing to launch a start-up that takes direct aim the nationwide issue of student debt. The start-up, called FinanceU,will give prospective college students a platform to fund their own education through crowdsourcing. "FinanceU (will be) available to any student who seeks to or is already trying affording higher education," he said. To use, FinanceU students will have to create an online profile, complete with hobbies, skills and interests. Then, the start-up will employ a three-tier crowdsourcing model. State Senate Votes To Fund Kentucky Universities Based On Performance By Ryland Barton • Mar 6, 2015 The state Senate recently approve a bill that would tie higher education funding to Kentucky universities' ability to produce more and better graduates. Critics of the present funding model say that schools are funded with an outdated system that doesn't account for adjustments in enrollment numbers and graduation rates. "The university system has to be responsive and we can't keep graduating people, young men and women, that can't be employed," said Senate President Robert Stivers during a debate on Wednesday. KCTCS Postpones Many 'Super Sunday' College Events Due to Weather By WKU Public Radio News • Feb 20, 2015 KCTCS Update at 4:12 p.m.: A series of weekend events hosted by Kentucky churches aimed at connecting minority students with higher education information is being postponed because of the weather. Kentucky Community and Technical College System and churches throughout the state were scheduled to host "Super Sunday" events, targeting African-American and Latino students. Events in Bardstown, Bowling Green, Elizabethtown, Henderson, Leitchfield, Owensboro, Somerset and several other cities are being postponed to later dates. You can see which Super Sunday events are impacted by the postponements here. Original post: The Kentucky Community and Technical College System is making a special effort this weekend to reach out to prospective minority students. The fifth annual "Super Sunday" will be held at churches across the state. KCTCS President Jay Box says the recruitment initiative targets African-American and Latino students. WKU Lands Spot on List of Top Fulbright Scholarship Producers By Kevin Willis • Feb 12, 2015 WKU WKU is receiving praise for the number of Fulbright Scholars it produced last year. The six grants awarded to WKU students ranks third in the nation among schools offering Master's degrees, according to a list compiled by the Chronicle of Higher Education. WKU's six current Fulbright Scholars are teaching English and conducting research in five countries: Costa Rica, England, Germany, Turkey, and Vietnam. Melinda Grimsley-Smith, with the school's Office of Scholar Development, says a growing number of students are seeing the value of scholarships that offer an international component "where they're taking a year off, or a year in between here and grad school, or between here and a job to go out into the world for a year and live in another culture and be a cultural ambassador for the United States." She also believes part of the school's recent success stems from its efforts at convincing more students that they have a shot at landing prestigious grants, like the Fulbright. "Students are more and more willing to take the risk of applying, I think. They're more willing to think of themselves as compelling and competitive candidates for national scholarships." WKU's 2014-15 Fulbright Award recipients are: Centre College Announces $20 Million Gift Towards Lincoln Scholars Program By Kevin Willis • Feb 2, 2015 Centre College Centre College is establishing a new full-ride scholarship program aimed at attracting students who want to make an impact overseas. The liberal arts school in Danville has announced a $20 million challenge gift from an anonymous donor that will be used to fund the Lincoln Scholars Program. The program will award 10 scholarships a year beginning in the fall of 2016. The anonymous gift offers a dollar-for-dollar match and is part of Centre's Third Century Campaign, which aims to raise $200 million by 2019, when the school celebrates the bicentennial anniversary of its founding in 1819. Centre Dean of Admissions, Bob Nesmith, says those awarded the scholarship will get more than just free tuition, room and board, and books. They'll also receive $10,000 for an independent study project that contains an international component. "When you take an ambitious 18 year old and say, 'OK, put together something good and exciting for something somewhere in the world that you want to work on, and we're going to help you fund it'--that'll be super appealing to this kind of kid." Kentucky Higher Education Leaders Consider Funding Formula Based Partly on Performance By WKU Public Radio News • Sep 17, 2014 WKU Kentucky's Council on Postsecondary Education and university presidents are working to craft proposed changes to the state's higher education funding formula. The CPE and school leaders can't change the funding formula on their own. Such a move would have to be approved by state lawmakers. But university and CPE leaders meet on a monthly basis, and a major topic of discussion recently has been a proposal to include "performance funding." Such a plan could potentially reward schools based on factors such as enrollment levels, graduation rates, or efforts in closing achievement gaps. Any effort at instituting performance funding, however, is likely contingent on lawmakers increasing the overall amount of higher education funding. The Courier-Journal reports University of Louisville President James Ramsey sent a letter to the CPE last month saying he would only support performance-based funding if it came with new money. New Centre College Scholarship Program Targets First-Generation Students By Kevin Willis • Sep 16, 2014 Centre College Centre College in Danville is unveiling a new scholarship program endowed by the largest single gift ever given to the school. J. David and Marlene Grissom of Louisville have agreed to fund a four-year, full tuition scholarship that will go to ten first-generation college students each year beginning in the fall of 2015. J. David Grissom is a Centre graduate who served as chairman of the school's board of trustees for two decades. The total amount of the gift isn't being made public, but Centre officials say it's the largest ever received in the Danville school's 195 year history. Centre's Dean of Admissions and Financial Aid, Bob Nesmith, says the school is already recruiting the first class of Grissom Scholars. Kentucky Making Progress Toward Top 20 National Status in Education By Stu Johnson | Kentucky Public Radio • Sep 3, 2014 Kentucky Dept. of Education The Commonwealth is seeing gains and losses in its race to reach top tier national status in key areas of education. In 2008, the Prichard Committee for Academic Excellence challenged the state to reach the top 20 by the year 2020. The committee Wednesday released an update on the state's progress. According to the report, Kentucky is on track to meet the goal in areas like fourth and eighth grade reading, teacher salaries, and Advanced Placement credits. However, the state has lost ground in areas including eighth grade math and the share of higher education costs to families. Prichard Committee Director Stu Silberman says it's well past time to act on tax reform and put more state resources into education. "You know we're making good progress," Silberman said. "I think we're accountable for the dollars that are being spent and when we are making good progress. That's the time to say, hey look we recognize that, we need to step in here and really help." With the proper state investment, Silberman says six years from now, Kentucky could crack the top 10 in education nationally. Ransdell Implores Campus Community to Do Everything Possible to Retain Students By Kevin Willis • Aug 22, 2014 Clinton Lewis/WKU WKU President Gary Ransdell says it's every employee's job to help the school retain as many students as possible. Addressing faculty and staff at Friday morning's convocation at Van Meter Hall, Dr.Ransdell cited examples of academic progress, including an increase in the average ACT score of first-time baccalaureate students. But he added that the school is still allowing too many students to leave campus without finishing their degrees. "We are graduating just over 50 percent of our students in six years and we are still losing 25 percent of each freshman class within one year of their initial enrollment. So, for our students' sake—if not for our own financial stability—please become part of the solution to keeping our students at WKU until they graduate." 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Electro-Psychadelic fusion Bear in Heaven hits the top of FIU's charts with "Beast Rest Forth Mouth"
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Asking us to choose our favorite Rachael Ray cookbook is like asking us to choose our favorite kid, but Rach's newest one, Everyone is Italian on Sunday, has already won us over big time. In fact, there weren't enough office copies to go around, so a lot of us ordered our own. (You can pre-order your own copy now; it comes out officially on October 27.)
Rachael says this is her most personal book yet. She shares all the recipes that are near and dear to her heart: classic baked pastas she ate growing up, her husband John's Italian ingredient-inspired cocktails, dishes you'll want to make for company and of course, a few burgers scattered throughout. We're already making plans to cook up Carbonara with Artichokes, Lemon Risotto and Ricotta Cheesecake.
Want to be one of the first to get your hands on a copy? Click here to pre-order the book today. You'll be cooking your way to Italy in no time.
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The 2nd Annual Pizza Month Meal Planner
Here at Every Day with Rachael Ray, we really love pizza. And since October is National Pizza Month, we really love October! Last year, we gave you five delicious pizza-inspired recipes that you could make during the week, and we're back for a second year with new recipes to whet your whistle. So get ready for a week full of crust, sauce and cheese. And if that's not enough for you, we've got dozens more recipes on our site.
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The Pastry School Diaries: The Best-Kept Secrets of Bread Baking
Editorial Assistant Lauren Katz is enrolled in the part-time Baking & Pastry Arts program at New York City's Institute of Culinary Education. Follow her each week as she shares her sweet experiences!
One of the best parts about having a renowned bread baker as your bread unit instructor? Besides his world of knowledge and years of experience, he has an unending supply of tips that you won't find in any cookbook. Every day as I come into class, I can expect to learn something new about the art of bread baking, and not just about the technique. Whether it's a secret last step to making perfectly textured dough or a traditional British recipe that differs from its American counterpart, Chef Sim has shared a wealth of information that has infinitely improved my creations. And now I can share that information with you!
Tip 1: Bake your bread until the crust is extremely dark
It may even look burnt in some places, but trust me, it's not. As "The Prince of Darkness" has taught us, a darker crust enables a deeper flavor all the way though the bread. Your crust should have a full ombre effect of coloring–from very dark to golden brown. His bread is the real deal.
Tip 2: Don't add butter or oil to your focaccia dough
Doing so only inhibits the gluten and rising process. Instead, coat both sides of your dough in olive oil and bake it on a sheet pan. This will create a crispy, buttery crust and leave the inside of the bread light and airy.
Tip 3: When making focaccia, ice water is your best friend
Just before baking your dough, dip your fingers in ice water. Make impressions with your fingers in the dough. Repeat twice. I think some sort of magic happens, but the dough bakes up beautifully light with lots of holes. Just the way you want it.
Tip 4: When it comes to making cinnamon rolls, less is more!
This week we made Chelsea Buns, which are quite similar to a cinnamon rolls, except the filling is a mixture of cinnamon, brown sugar and currants. Rather than glazing them with a thick icing how we do in the states, the British recipe simply calls for a generous sprinkling of sugar. And let me tell you, on pastry this good, no icing necessary!
I hope you've taken away a tip or two that can be helpful in your home baking! Check back next week for more fun tips and tricks.
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Even Better Butter
Brown butter may sound cheffy, but the deliciously nutty, super-simple sauce is easy to make: If you've got a pan and some butter, you're 90 percent there! Make a big batch and store it in the fridge so it's ready whenever you need a hit of extra-rich flavor. Then drizzle it over roasted vegetables or fish, toss it with pasta, or stir it into pancake batter. Ready to give it a shot? Here's how!
Brown Butter and Brussels Sprouts Fettuccine
1. Cut the butter into half-inch-thick slices and melt over medium.
2. Leave the melted butter alone until it starts to bubble and foam, about 2 minutes.
3. Stir the butter until light-golden specks appear. (Those are the milk solids separating out from the fat and starting to toast.) As soon as the specks turn dark tan and the liquid is golden, remove the pan from the heat. Use immediately or pour into a glass jar and refrigerate.
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The Pastry School Diaries: Rising to the Occasion
Editorial Assistant Lauren Katz is enrolled in the part-time Baking & Pastry Arts program at New York City's Institute of Culinary Education. Follow her each week as she shares her sweet experiences!
I was excited to start our bread unit for various reasons: for the variety (sweet! savory! croissants! pizza!), the experience (I've never made bread before) and of course, for that amazing aroma of a freshly baked loaf. We're only two days in, but my expectations have already been exceeded. We've baked four different types of bread in seven different shapes, I've learned about different yeast and rising methods and I've taken home more bread than I know what to do with. The cherry on top? I'm learning from the best of the best, Chef Sim Cass, dean of the bread baking program at ICE and founding baker of Balthazar Bakery.
On our first day, we made a one-step bread, which means you don't need to let the yeast ferment overnight. You simply add it to warm water, add your flours and salt, mix it, knead it, let it rise and bake it. The end product is a light, fluffy and super flavorful French loaf.
Whole wheated French rolls
We also made a starter, which is a a fermented mix of flour, water and yeast that you add to the dough you're making. This causes the dough to ferment, and fermentation equals flavor! Some bakers have had the same starter for years (Balthazar's has had theirs for 38!). Our starter was only a day old but it still imparted tons of flavor into the finished product. Imagine what a few more decades could do!
Whole wheated farmhouse bread with pecans and raisins
A sliced walnut loaf to share with the office
It's a good time to be one of my co-workers! Check back next week for more bread goodness.
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Pizza Dough Do's and Don'ts
Store-bought dough makes pizza night as easy as pie, but creating a great crust takes a little TLC. Here's how to make restaurant-quality pizza at home every time.
Let the dough sit at room temp for 20 minutes so it can soften and roll more easily.
Roll it out with a rolling pin, working from the center to outside of the crust the edges. Or make a free-form pie by stretching the dough into shape.
Before you bake the pizza, brush the outside of the crust (the part that won't get toppings) lightly with olive oil for a darker, crispy edge.
Resist rolling out the dough if it starts to spring back. Let it rest a few minutes and soften up so it stretches easily.
Don't place the dough directly on the baking sheet. Instead, line the sheet with parchment or dust it with flour.
Be careful not to pile on too many ingredients or else you'll end up with a soggy crust.
Now get to it! Click here for some of our most popular pizza recipes of all time.
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The Pastry School Diaries: Life Outside the Classroom
Editorial Assistant Lauren Katz is enrolled in the part-time Baking & Pastry Arts program at New York City's Institute of Culinary Education. Follow her each week as she shares her sweet experiences!
One of the reasons I chose to attend ICE over other culinary schools in the city was because of their externship requirement after classes ended. For nine months, I'm learning, executing, studying and creating in the comfort of my classroom, but when my 100th lesson (yep, 100!) comes to an end, I'll be expected to work in a bakery, restaurant or specialty shop for 210 hours–either on the weekends, before or after work at the magazine–to demonstrate all that I've learned.
It was a short week this week due to Rosh Hashanah, and our only class on Tuesday was dedicated to learning about the externship process from our career advisor. She explained that before we choose an externship site, we are expected to trail, or interview, at a few locations. We will visit various bakeries and restaurants, work an entire shift and decide if the environment is a good fit. She asked us to start thinking about the type of place we'd like to work: a large restaurant kitchen, a small independent bakery, a bread shop, a cake shop–the list goes on. While I'm still not quite sure where I want to focus and hone my skills, I'm leaning more towards a specialty shop, like an ice cream shop or small bread bakery. What I do know is that by the time I have to choose, I'll have enough experience in the kitchen to really understand where my skills and passions lie.
Where would you want to extern as a pastry student?
Doughn't forget to check back next week for an update on our bread unit (see what I did there!).
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DIY Chile Powder
Make your own chile powder for unbeatable, super-fresh flavor, using the chiles of your choice to get a heat level that's right for you. Start with dried mild ancho chiles, medium chipotles, red-hot chiles de arbol–or a combination–then follow these three easy steps. Stir the powder into stews or salsas, rub it on meat before cooking or use it as a base for hcili (add ground cumin, garlic, cayenne and salt).
Elmo's Famous Chili, from our September 2015 issue
1. Chop
Halve your dried chiles lengthwise, then remove the stems, ribs and seeds. Chop the chiles into small pieces
2. Toast
In a dry skillet, toast the chiles over medium heat until fragrant, about 2 minutes per side.
3. Grind
Blend in a spice grinder to a powder. Store in a jar in a cool, dark place for up to six months.
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The Pastry School Diaries: Bake It 'Til You Make It
Editorial Assistant Lauren Katz is enrolled in the part-time Baking & Pastry Arts program at New York City's Institute of Culinary Education. Follow her each week as she shares her sweet experiences!
As if recovering from Labor Day weekend wasn't a feat of its own, I was promptly greeted Tuesday night by my first of four pastry school final exams. Luckily, I spent the long weekend practicing my creme anglaise and souffle skills, prepared to (hopefully) nail the recipes when put to the test.
This is the first time I've had to study for a test since college, and although that was only two and a half years ago, I knew my study skills were a little rusty. I'll spare you the details of the written exam itself and skip right to the final result: an A! I am not usually one who performs well under pressure, and admittedly, I didn't perform my best– the creme anglaise was slightly undercooked and my souffles looked less than perfect. But being put to the test for the first time by myself (we always work in teams of 2 during class) showed me the importance of having confidence in the kitchen. I kept doubting myself, and it was apparent in my work. Luckily, my souffles were perfectly cooked and still tasted delicious, so I was only penalized for presentation. For anyone interested in trying their hand at souffle at home, here are my personal tips to making it successfully:
1. Find a recipe that calls for as little liquid as possible. The more liquid, the harder it is to keep the souffle light and fluffy.
2. Gently fold in your egg whites just until they are incorporated. Over mixing the batter is a surefire way result in a cracked souffle.
3. Fill your ramekins alllllll the way to the tippy top. This way, your souffle can begin to rise above the ramekin, and you won't have to worry about the vessel interfering with the batter.
4. Try not to open the oven to check on your souffles. Doing so interrupts the heat distribution and lets cold air in.
5. When all else fails, it'll still taste good. Like my exam proved, even though they didn't look the prettiest, I still received a good grade for the taste and degree of doneness.
Before I mentally prepare for Module 2, which includes breads and pastry doughs, I'll share some of my favorite lessons and recipes from Module 1:
One of the first things we ever made, blueberry muffins
The most delicious apple crumbles
Dacquoise, layers of almond cookies and meringue frosting
And a class field trip to Odd Fellows Ice Cream Co., which included a sampling of every flavor on the menu and this cornbread sundae. Yum-O!
Check back next week for another dessert adventure!
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Fun Ways to Sneak Fruit Into Your Dinner
If you thought getting your family to eat their veggies was hard, adding fruit to the mix may sound even harder– until now. We've got some fun, delicious and family-friendly dinner recipes that use fruit in a seamless way. These dishes are nutrient-packed and super colorful. A party on your plate!
Chicken Francese with Grapefruit-Tarragon Sauce
Baby Porchetta with Balsamic Berries and Arugula
Peachy Grilled Cheese Sandwiches
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Judge: Detective can testify on Holmes' computer search
Aurora Police Detective Michael Leiker testified during a pretrial hearing in October that he found evidence of a search for 'rational insanity'
By Dan Elliott
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DENVER — An investigator who said James Holmes' computer was used for an internet search on the words "rational insanity" can testify at Holmes' trial in the Colorado theater shootings, the judge ruled Friday.
Aurora Police Detective Michael Leiker (LY'-kur) testified during a pretrial hearing in October that he found evidence of the internet search. He didn't say if he knew who did the search or when it was done. Neither prosecutors nor the defense asked him to elaborate.
Holmes pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity to charges of killing 12 people and injuring 70 during the July 2012 attack on a suburban Denver movie theater. Prosecutors are seeking the death penalty.
His trial is scheduled to start in October.
Evidence about Holmes' sanity will be crucial, and prosecutors might be able to use Leiker's testimony about the "rational insanity" search to undermine the defense contention that Holmes was legally insane — could not tell right from wrong.
However, they have not indicated whether they planned to use Leiker's finding in their case.
Also Friday, Arapahoe County District Judge Carlos A. Samour Jr. denied another defense attempt to have Colorado's death penalty declared unconstitutional, and he rejected a series a defense motions about what kinds of arguments prosecutors should be able to make in favor of execution if Holmes is convicted.
Defense attorneys wanted to keep prosecutors from presenting evidence during the penalty phase of the trial that Holmes had shown "extreme indifference," acted in a cruel or depraved manner or showed other traits that could support imposing the death penalty.
Samour was critical of the defense motions, saying they were confusing, incomplete or meritless.
"If the defendant's bald assertions were sufficient to successfully challenge the constitutionality of a statute, no statute could ever withstand a constitutional attack," Samour wrote.
A separate filing by prosecutors that was made public Friday suggested that if investigators are pursuing more evidence, it might involve business records.
The district attorney's office has requested new guidelines covering any future search warrants and document requests in the 21-month-old case, and prosecutors and the defense have been exchanging written arguments about it.
The prosecution filing released Friday said investigators might be interested in a court order to obtain records from an unspecified business. Their previous filing didn't mention what type records might be requested.
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SOUTHINGTON — Residents had some questions and concerns during a public hearing at the Planning and Zoning Commission meeting Tuesday night over a proposal to transform nine of the 18 holes at Pine Valley Golf Course into a residential subdivision.
Sev Bovino, a planner with Kratzert Jones & Associates in Milldale, representing Lovely Development Inc., explained to the commission that the developer is proposing 94 lots on the property. The single-family homes would be in the price range of $470,000 to $600,000. About 30 applicants have shown interest in the subdivision and many were looking for "smaller homes" with a master bedroom on the first floor. The development, on Welch Road, could take up to five years to complete.
Bovino said the plans are to keep 70 acres of the 138-acre property for open space and said any open space would act as buffers.
"Our goal was to preserve as much open space as possible," he said.
Mark Lovely, president of Lovely Development, said in July that a contract was signed to purchase the golf course and surveying of the land started that month.
Monica Cusano, of 90 Welch Road, wanted to make sure that the trees on her property were staying and weren't going to be torn up.
Marcel Lessard, of 75 W. Pine Drive, was concerned that there would be a lot of construction traffic on his road to get to Welch Road. With the recent developments and construction on West Pines Drive, he was concerned about having another "two or three" years of traffic in the area that doesn't have sidewalks and is populated with a lot of children. Lessard did agree with the open space concept proposed for the subdivision.
"It's bittersweet to see the golf course go away," Lessard said.
Andrew Quirk, an engineer with Kratzert Jones & Associates, said they worked closely with the golf course to keep the trees and the character of the area by leaving a lot of open space.
Bovino said they hope to keep the 18 hole golf course open "as long as possible" if and when construction begins.
The issue was unanimously tabled because Dave Lavallee, the acting town planner, was not present at the meeting.
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Have you heard that horizontal stripes make you look thinner?!?!? Well, I don't know if I agree with that but I do know I like the trend. Definitely more so than vertical stripes. But can we take a moment to talk about these heels!?!? FAB, I know! They were another "love at first sight, must have you in my shoe closet!" situation.
So back to the question at hand....these stripes and my waistline! When wearing a form fitting dress like such, I'll take any help when it comes to making sure there are no extra lumps and bumps! If horizontal stripes do the trick, I'm all for it!
I kept the look pretty simple and added a chartreuse necklace and these fabulous booties!
What are your feelings on wearing stripes?
I know people who will not wear them. Like I mentioned earlier, you won't see me in the vertical stripes much but I love a nice horizontal striped item of clothing!!!
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On another note, who's ready for winter?!?!? (raises hand) Well.....I'm not necessarily ready for winter as in temperature lower than 50 degrees but I am ready to bust out the coats and boots!!!
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A nugget from yesterday's press conference by County Judge Ed Emmett: Those fancy-pants tollpayers on the Sam Houston and Westpark tollways are getting a little perturbed by all the riff-raff that's being let on the roads these days.
Emmett said he had received a bunch of phone calls and messages asking that tolls be reinstated (the roads have been free post-Ike).
Apparently there's just too much traffic on the tollroads now.
And the cars? Why, since the roads have been free the whole Lexus-to-dented-Ford-pickup ration has gone all to hell.
It's bad enough cruising past the hoi polloi as you zoom down the E-Z Tag lane, but when everyone has the same VIP pass, well, it makes you wonder just how fast Houston is going to hell.
Emmett did not say when tolls would be reinstated, but we sincerely hope that it is soon, before the cultural clash becomes too much.
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As observed by Al Jazeera, a successful assault was staged on the main headquarters of government forces, a town hall.
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Agents beyond control? How distributed social control in computational institutions can increase organizational fidelity and reduce corruption
Organizational agents are continually tempted to use their authority to serve their own interests. They can cultivate loyalty with a small clique of elites, subvert the mission of their organization, and take organizational resources as their own. This corruption by powerful organizational agents arises due to the seemingly inescapable concentration of power, privilege, and asymmetries in the capacity to monitor and sanction. However, we are no longer limited by the organizational systems of the 19th century nor by constraints of face to face interaction. Partial examples of alternative organizational structures can be identified among effective contemporary firms, online communities, and large scale collaborative projects. This talk describes the organizational challenge in terms of the principal-agent problem and identifies the set of attributes necessary for distributed social control in computational institutions. This set forms an ideal type that can be applied to extant organizations to reveal problems and suggest solutions that can be integrated from current online systems of interaction. In conclusion, I advocate for researchers and designers to propose, develop and to implement systems that will allow organizations to bring organizational agents under control.
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While Judy Murray was doing preparation work yesterday for the 'football-type' atmosphere her players can expect in Argentina, her younger son was five time zones away in Monaco, getting a rude shock in his early clay court season campaign.
In his first tournament on the devil dirt, Andy was beaten 6-1, 6-2 by the formidable Stanislas Wawrinka in the third round of the Monte Carlo Open, with the outcome's severity more surprising than the defeat itself.
His mother, matriarch of this remarkable tennis diaspora currently spread around the world, will be hoping for a clay-court result in Buenos Aires more like that of last weekend for her elder offspring Jamie, who bounced back to form by winning the Houston Open doubles event.
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Raring to go: Laura Robson and Anne Keothavong take in some shade in sunny Argentina
Judy is captain of Britain's Aegon Fed Cup team, and tomorrow they begin a two-day promotion playoff in the female equivalent of the Davis Cup, victory in which will see GB reach World Group level for the first time in 20 years.
Since taking over early last year she has led them to eight wins out of nine, progress in the global competition among the most tangible signs of the upturn in British women's tennis and the rise of Heather Watson and Laura Robson.
But Watson has glandular fever and is out of the match, making it more tricky. Not that any fixture away to Argentina, with its resonance beyond mere sport, is entirely straightforward, which is one reason why Murray was too busy to watch Andy's match and only learned of it while on the phone to someone back in London.
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The captain recognises the added potency of an Argentina v Britain tie, especially in the week that Margaret Thatcher's funeral has given the Falklands issue added profile, but only in the sense of adding numbers to the gate.
Thrashed: Andy Murray went down in straight sets and in less than an hour against Stanislas Wawrinka
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Now back to world No 3, probably temporarily, Murray will stay in Monte Carlo for another week with coach Ivan Lendl after his 58-minute loss to Wawrinka, who had played 12 matches on clay this year.
The 25-year-old Scot, who admitted he made far too many errors, subsided after a couple of early chances but is looking to peak for the French Open, and will be more concerned if that form continues at the Madrid and Italian Opens next month.
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Avatar Arena
create your own character and challenge the world's best benders! choose your nation and fight against 20 benders in this ultimate tournament.
Hot Blood Boxing
A great stress reliever! Box against the computer or bring in a friend.
Buzz Lightyears Galactic Shootout
Try to get a high score by shooting away at the enemies that appear on the screen! Being shot by the enemies or shooting the little green men will...
Shrek memory
A memory game with Shrek and his friends
Kungfu Panda 2
Kungfu panda 2 description: Kung fu panda 2 Match Up is a new type of photo puzzle game developed by games2gather.com In this game you want to...