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That certainly isn't the case this week. Between the 70 points that Geno Smith and West Virginia hung on Clemson in the Orange Bowl, the high-scoring shootout between Andrew Luck's Stanford and Justin Blackmon's Oklahoma State squad in the Fiesta Bowl and offensive fireworks of the Alamo Bowl featuring Heisman Trophy winner Robert Griffin III, football fans might actually be feeling overwhelmed by scoring plays. Even if just as a palette cleanser, a defensive battle could be just what we need.
It also might not be a coincidence that all of these high-octane offenses are burning out scoreboard switchboards in lesser bowls while the two of the stingiest defenses in the land are contending for the only trophy that truly matters. As legendary 'Bama coach Paul "Bear" Bryant is often credited with saying, "defense wins championships." Of course, the first half of that phrase was "offense sells tickets but..." Anyone watching closely throughout this bowl season has noticed that all of this offense hasn't been selling a ton of tickets.
Of course, the Bear's concern was winning football games rather than watching them. For the rest of us, we might be better off looking to someone at least as concerned with enjoyment as victory. Perhaps someone like actress and libertine Mae West, who famously said "Too much of a good thing can be wonderful." So, maybe we should just hope that the jaw-dropping offensive pyrotechnics keep on coming.
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The 2002 Sugar Bowl featured two programs that would ultimately head in different directions after the final whistle blew. Illinois entered the game 10-1 and ranked in the top 10, but surrendered 47 points to the Tigers in a game that wasn't as close as the score indicates. LSU became the BCS National Champions in 2003, while Illinois failed to make another bowl appearance until 2008.
This year's Fiesta Bowl absolutely lived up to the hype, with Oklahoma State and Stanford's offenses dictating the pace in this high scoring game. Interestingly however, it would be the school's kicking games that would ultimately decide the victor.
West Virginia scored 49 points in the first half of this game. Let me re-iterate: West Virginia scored 49 points in the first half of this game. Clemson's offense was plagued by turnovers throughout the night, but still managed to put up 33 points. The problem? Their defense allowed 70.
The Rose Bowl committee will likely need to invest in re-sodding their field following this years rendition of the contest, because Wisconsin and Oregon absolutely tore it up for four quarters. But interestingly, in a game that possessed nearly flawless execution on the offensive side of the ball, a mental lapse ended up deciding the final outcome. Wisconsin quarterback Russell Wilson's attempt to spike the ball to stop the clock in Oregon territory would ultimately be for nought as time would expire and the Ducks would win their first Rose Bowl since 1917.
Billed by many as one of the greatest football games of all-time, the 2006 National Championship game featured two teams that stayed at the top of the polls throughout the season. USC appeared to have the contest in hand after scoring to put themselves ahead by 12 points with 6 minutes remaining, but Texas quarterback Vince Young had something to say about that. Young would score two touchdowns, the second coming with 19 seconds remaining to lead Texas to their first national championship in 35 years.
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The street outside the IHH, the Turkish organization that recently dispatched the Mavi Marmara to its sanguinary fate in the eastern Mediterranean, suggests a hopeful world of multi-ethnic and religious harmony. Men and women in various forms of secular and religious dress—beards, clean-shaven, headscarves, burqas—walk in and out of the building in urgent conversation with Africans in dashikis, Swedes in stained proletarian-wear, anti-Zionist rabbis sweating nervously in black suits and payot. A gangly teenager strolls by in a T-shirt that reads, "Virgins required: No experience necessary." It isn't clear whether he's off-message, highly ironic, or yet another Turkish kid who bought a T-shirt he didn't quite understand.
A thoughtful, interesting, and depressing piece on Obama and his approach to the Muslim world, written by Lee Smith:
Kosovo media have reported that an Islamist ideologue from that country, Fuad Ramiqi, was among the participants in the ill-fated attempt to break Israel's naval blockade at Gaza. Ramiqi was joined by three Albanian Muslims from Macedonia--Sami Emini, Jasmin Rexhepi, and Sead Asipi.
There have been pro-flotilla rallies throughout the Muslim world and some of them have been attended by especially notorious figures. Consider the rallies in Yemen.
Just as the danger of homegrown political Islam is on display in the United States with the attempted Times Square bombing--the third attempted attack in six months--Germany seems to be recoiling to its pre-9/11 indifference toward growing radical Iranian Islam in its backyard. In late May, the pro-Ahmadinejad Imam Ali Mosque in Hamburg hosted an event with advocates of revolutionary Iranian Islam.
While we're focused on the supporters of Hamas -- and the publicity they were able to garner by attacking Israeli soldiers -- it's worth considering other repressive Islamist regimes that are similar in nature to Hamas. Consider this recent report from Reuters, for instance, from sharia-ruled Saudi Arabia:
The Turkish organizers of the Gaza Strip-bound flotilla that was boarded this morning by Israeli commandos knew well in advance that their vessels would never reach Israeli waters. That's because the organizers belong to a nonprofit that was banned by the Israeli government in July 2008 for its ties to terrorism finance.
U.S. church officials are voicing objections to the continuing violence against Iraqi Christians, by sending letters to Defense Secretary Bob Gates, Secretary of State Hillary Clinton and National Security Advisor James Jones. But the church prelates are declining to name Islamists as the perpetrators.
The collapse of the government in Belgium has put a hold on attempts by local authorities there to ban from public the face veil or niqab and the burqa, or full-body covering, until a new government can be assembled. The standard proposed in Belgian legislation was sensible: nobody could wear a garment that obscures their identity. The law would allow wearing of such items with police permission, but violations would be punished by a fine of $20-$35 or a jail sentence up to seven days.
For anybody with a lingering belief that some form of socialism is benevolent, a visit to Norway, where I came during my first visit to Scandinavia, should settle any doubts: successful socialism is a fantasy.
Norway has oil wealth, a claim to superior public morality on which its awards of the Nobel Peace Prize are based, and a full-fledged social-democratic welfare system, based on confiscatory taxes. But even apart from its onerous tax levy, it has left ordinary Norwegians surprisingly poor. Once one leaves Oslo, which is drab, uninspiring, and depressing, and goes out to the countryside, many roads are as unpaved and potholed as in war-devastated and long-undeveloped Kosovo.
The young Kosovo Republic, with an overwhelming Muslim majority but a tradition of moderate Islam and a secular constitution, has joined Tunisia and France in prohibiting girls attending public schools from wearing the headscarf (hijab). As in Turkey, where the ban on headscarves, instituted in the 1920s, has become a matter for judicial controversy, decisions against the headscarf by local and school authorities have produced a legal case and complaints of discrimination.
In what was billed as "his first U.S. appearance since the Bush administration barred him from the country in 2004," the Muslim academic Tariq Ramadan spoke last night to a nearly full house at the Great Hall of the Cooper Union in New York City. It may well in fact have been his first public appearance in the U.S. ever. For before the Bush administration "barred him" – or, in other words, revoked his visa – in 2004, Ramadan was hardly the internationally renowned public figure that he is today.
The Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR) is the leading Islamic extremist organization in North America. CAIR pretends to be a civil liberties group but has a long record of promoting radical ideology and of flimsy complaints of discrimination against Muslims. On March 17, CAIR unveiled a new effort--not its first--to interfere with educational publishing. At a press conference in Philadelphia, CAIR accused the Foreign Policy Research Institute (FPRI), which is located in that city, of fostering "incorrect information and fear-mongering" by publishing a 10-book series, "World of Islam."
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A Romenesko reader inquired about the "extra hand" that appears in Alex Garcia's photo of the president and First Lady stepping off the plane. Questions are raised on the Tribune's site, too. "Was this image Photoshopped?" asks a commenter. "Whose hand is Obama holding? You can see Michelle's hand free behind his …" I asked Garcia about his photo. He told me via Twitter:
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Mercedes remains certain that they have nothing to fear regarding reliability, despite the team's 2014 car, the W05, stopping out on track for the third time in just two days in Bahrain.
The Brackley-based squad have taken the mantle of pre-season favourites after their strong showing in Jerez, where they completed the most laps of any team, in direct contrast to the struggles of rivals Red Bull Racing.
However, despite Lewis Hamilton topping the time sheets on Friday with a lap of 1:34.263, the 2008 champion spent most of the afternoon in the garage after a hydraulics issue on the W05 brought an unscheduled end to the team's first attempt at a race simulation.
For Hamilton, these issues are to be expected, and should not be seen as a sign that the team has anything to fear, with the season opener in Australia fast approaching.
As the 29-year-old indicated: "I'm looking forward to completing a race simulation next week as we didn't quite get to finish it today. We're trying to find any issues we can now to prevent them happening during a race situation, so from that perspective it's a positive that we were able to find and fix something again today.
"The car seems to be responding well to my style of driving and the power unit is looking promising, with all of the Mercedes-powered teams completing good mileage.
"We won't know where we are for definite until we get to Melbourne so we're just continuing to focus on our run programmes, keep positive and look forward; the team has done a great job to get where we are today so we just need to keep that going."
Paddy Lowe, Mercedes' Executive Technical Director, echoed Hamilton's comments, adding that despite the setback of the failure, the experience would enable to the team to respond appropriately on Saturday, when Nico Rosberg takes over at the wheel of the W05.
"Today was a good day overall", said Lowe. "We ran a programme in the morning looking at some of the softer tyres, which was very useful to learn a bit more about the car, especially looking at a single lap.
"We attempted a race distance but suffered a failure that halted this for a while. We did manage to get back out and continued with that until the end of the day to post a good amount of laps.
"Not a trouble free day, but we learnt a lot about the car from a performance and reliability point of view, so we can come back tomorrow in even better shape."
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Don't look for Pete Rose to appear in any Mariners promotional ads anytime soon.
As baseball's banished hit king told ESPN Radio after rapping agent Jay Z helped land Robinson Cano a 10-year, $240 million contract with Seattle: "He got him a big raise, but he got him an extra 30-day vacation — and it's called October."
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Mike Tyson still can't fathom why he's been banned from England since 1992.
"I'm just trying to live the life," the ex-champ told the Mirror of London, "and all anyone can ever say to me (is) I raped some woman and I bit somebody's ear off a thousand years ago."
Capital offense
Now there's a theory afloat that Mike Shanahan hopes to stay on as Redskins coach in 2014 — with Kirk Cousins as his starting QB.
"As ridiculous as that sounds given the current atmosphere in D.C.," wrote Mike Florio of NBCsports.com, " stranger things have happened.
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Tiger Woods' half-brother, Earl Woods Jr., has been charged with calling in a false bomb threat at his work.
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A group of boys knocked on the door of Kings guard Jimmer Fredette and invited their neighbor to come out and shoot some hoops with them. Fredette, admiring their gumption, obliged them for a good hour.
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North Central College is one of five institutions nationwide to receive a 2015 Senator Paul Simon Award for Comprehensive Internationalization.
North Central College student Alex Moerer '17 spoke at a TEDx event about how improvisation can be applied to improve life's daily interactions.
Moerer was one of six student speakers selected to make three-minute presentations Feb. 13 at the inaugural TEDxNorthCentralCollege event. Topics were inspired by the theme "Changing the World for Good." His talk was titled "Improvisation: Overcoming the Stage Fear of Life."
North Central College has expanded its commitment to sustainability by investing more than $200,000 to replace old fixtures with energy-efficient LED lighting.
The most recent upgrades to lighting in the College's geothermal-controlled, LEED-certified Residence Hall/Recreation Center and in the Harold and Eva White Activities Center are estimated to save the College an additional $35,000 annually in electricity costs. The projects are supported by a $67,989 grant from the Illinois Clean Energy Community Foundation's Energy Efficiency Lighting Upgrade Program.
North Central College seniors will direct and stage "Shout! The Mod Musical," a musical review featuring songs from the swinging '60s.
Four performances of "Shout!" will be presented at 7:30 p.m. Feb. 26, 27, 28 and at 2 p.m. March 1 in Pfeiffer Hall, 310 E. Benton Ave. Tickets are $15/adults and $10/students and senior citizens; call the North Central College Box Office at 630-637-SHOW (7469) or visit northcentralcollege.edu/showtix.
North Central College will host a free lecture Feb. 18 by Riad Ismat, Syria's former ambassador to Pakistan and minister of culture.
Currently a visiting scholar-in-residence at North Central College for the 2014-2015 academic year, Ismat will speak on "Theatre and Diplomacy" at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, Feb. 18, in the College's Smith Hall at Old Main, 30 N. Brainard St.
Carin Silkaitis—North Central College assistant professor of theatre, chair of art and theatre, and theatre program coordinator—is artistic director and founder of The Other Theatre Company. Her new company is a collective of artists who love theatre and are dedicated to telling the stories of individuals or groups that are "othered" or marginalized in society. The company staff includes many North Central alumni, students and faculty.
Music students appreciate having a fresh pair of ears critique their performances, especially when they are the ears of a world-class artist.
North Central College voice students experienced hands-on instruction from lyric soprano Sarah Wolfson during a master class on the stage of the College's acoustically magnificent Wentz Concert Hall. The 90-minute session Feb. 5 covered topics ranging from physical techniques that improve sound to using facial expressions to advance narratives created by composers.
North Central College will send a record 59 students to the 29th annual National Conference on Undergraduate Research (NCUR) to be held April 16-18 at the Eastern Washington University in Cheney, Wash.
NCUR is an interdisciplinary conference where students representing universities and colleges from around the world share their research and creative works in oral, poster and performance/visual arts presentations. Some 391 academic institutions will participate in this year's NCUR gathering of young scholars.
North Central College has been named to the 2014 President's Higher Education Community Service Honor Roll.
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Wait times for knee and hip replacements are down, according to the Peace Arch News:
The B.C. Health ministry is reporting progress in dealing with its longest and most stubborn surgical wait lists, those for hip and knee replacements.
A new surgical unit at UBC Hospital in Vancouver has been specializing in joint procedures since April 2005, based on a successful pilot project at Richmond Hospital. The new unit has completed 205 surgeries, 60 per cent of them hip replacements.
Health Minister George Abbott said creation of the unit, plus $25 million in funding for B.C.'s five health regions to spend on joint replacement, has reduced the median wait time by 15 per cent for hips and 12 per cent for knees. The median wait for hips was reduced to 19.9 weeks for hips and 25.6 weeks for knees.
Today on the Michael Medved Show
I'll be subbing for Michael today (3-6 pm EDT on Salem Radio Network). We'll be starting strong with Larry Kudlow of Kudlow & Co. on CNBC. Other guests include Katherine Bierman of Human Rights Watch (on Gitmo) and Andy Maybo, of the Capitol Hill Police on the Cynthia McKinney exemption to the crime of assaulting a police officer. Hope you can join us. Call in on 800-955-1776.
Meyerson Defends Democracy—for the Left
Over in the Washington Post today, Harold Meyerson takes a swipe at Joe Lieberman for some seemingly "undemocratic" comments. Lieberman claimed in an interview that his position on the Iraq War, "is a challenge for the party -- whether it will accept diversity of opinion or is on a kind of crusade or jihad of its own to have everybody toe the line." Meyerson calls that a "stunning assertion" because if "parties were based on the acceptance of diversity of opinion on the most important issues of the day, they would lack the definition to be parties at all." He concludes, "Lieberman's problem is not that he faces expulsion from a sect but that he has chosen to stand outside what remains a big, messy tent of a party."
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We're hearing that Maryland Lt. Gov. Michael Steele -- and the presumptive Republican Senate candidate for the open U.S. Senate seat in the 2006 election cycle -- was a standout at a function this morning at the offices of the lobbying shop Preston Gates in DC.
Preston Gates is a decidedly un-Republican firm in town, and the fact that Steele would show up and wow them is impressive. "He was exceedingly engaging and straight with us about his challenges in Maryland," says an attendee. "Given his background and the work he has been doing in Maryland, he's going to have a slightly easier time getting Democrats and independents to look at him in the race. He's very impressive."
And the Democrats know it. In a year's time Howard Dean and Chuck Schumer (head of the Democrat Senatorial Campaign Committee) have allowed Steele's credit report to be stolen and used for opposition research, allowed racist bile to be used against Steele with no recriminations against Democrat operatives, and spent more than $1 million of party funds to do media and voter outreach against him.
Explaining Broadband Regulation
A reader asks us to explain in greater detail "net neutrality." He is right -- it is a confusing term, because it is a benign sounding political label to a pretty nefarious idea.
Though the Prowler and the Heritage Foundation have explained it in greater detail, essentially it would lock in the Internet's status quo. As nice as that may sound, the key part they want to lock in is that the network providers, those who build the backbone of the Internet and carry the information from content provider to consumer, do not pass on costs to content providers. Verizon and AT&T are investing billions of dollars for the next, video-driven phase of the Internet. While providers like Google, Yahoo, etc. make their billions from the free bandwidth, they do not want to pay for their free ride. The network providers would like to establish tiers of service, much like cell phone companies and even the post office do.
Keeping Terrorists Straight
A correction: Earlier this month I wrote that "Zarqawi will probably be replaced by the Egyptian Abu Hamza al-Masri." I copied that name down during a press conference from one of those summary subtitles that Fox News uses; not sure if it was the mistake of the military spokesman who was talking at the time or of Fox News, but that seems to be a conflation of two different pseudonyms for the new al-Qaida in Iraq leader, Abu Ayyub al-Masri and Abu Hamza al-Muhajir. You can read more about him here. Abu Hamza al-Masri is actually the name of a different person, a radical cleric convicted in the UK for inciting violence and wanted in Yemen for alleged involvement in bombing plots.
Nutty Net Neutrality
RedState has the goods on one of the key proponents of so-called "net neutrality" in the "nutroots" movement that supports the Daily Kos and MoveOn.org. As we've been reporting, individuals -- from corporate officials from companies like Google, Amazon.com and eBay to paid consultants and lobbyists for the companies and their trade organizations -- have committed millions of dollars to hit consumers with higher cable TV and Internet access charges so that the companies don't have to pay their fair share.
For some consumers, the cost of "net neutrality" could mean as much as $40 to $100 more a month in charges for broadband Internet access.
It appears that Jerome Armstrong has been actively pushing issues and political candidates -- and before that bad stocks -- as a gun for hire. That's not to say that the opponents of "net neutrality" don't have their own hired guns. It just appears that they have been more honest and forthright about it.
Truthout Inaccuracies
We're just catching up to this story that Truthout editors posted on their site. You can read it here.
It's getting to the point now were Truthout's lies simply can't be sustained. It was one thing when the stories dealt with unconfirmable "meetings" and "phone calls" and "documents" from "sources close to the investigation."
Now they are citing court records and claiming that, in fact, their sources are telling them that Karl Rove has in fact been indicted, only that Fitzgerald is somehow holding it back or has transformed the indictment into some form of a carrot to ensure cooperation from Rove. This is all legally impossible, according to folks who understand this kind of thing.


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Doctors and nurses help people who are sick, but when a whole group of people, like in a town or a school, get the same disease or other health problem, there's a special name for the scientists who figure out what is going on: epidemiologist. They look for trends and causes behind outbreaks, and some people even call them "disease detectives".
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Minnesota recognizes what Cowboys have known for years: Mike Zimmer has what it takes to be a head coach
As the Cowboys grope for ways to improve a defense that has sunk to historic depths, one of its architects from better times is finally a head coach.
Minnesota has recognized what members of the Cowboys and Cincinnati Bengals have known for years. Mike Zimmer has what it takes to be a head coach in the NFL. The Vikings named him to replace Leslie Frazier on Wednesday.
Zimmer was an assistant coach under four head coaches in his 13 seasons (1994-2006) with the Cowboys. His final seven seasons with the club were spent as defensive coordinator.
Zimmer was grounded in the 4-3 defense. He presided over a Cowboys unit that allowed the fewest yards in the NFL in '03. Two years later, when head coach Bill Parcells shifted to a 3-4 defense, he kept Zimmer to help him implement the change even though that wasn't Zimmer's expertise.
Any coordinator who can adapt on the fly and satisfy a Hall of Fame coach who is notoriously hard to please has what it takes to advance in the NFL.
It was time for Zimmer to move on once Wade Phillips was chosen to replace Parcells. He spent one season as Atlanta's defensive coordinator before assuming the same role in Cincinnati.
The Bengals defense ranked in the NFL's Top 10 in yards and points allowed in four of Zimmer's six seasons with the club. Cincinnati was No. 3 in defense this season and allowed an average of 17 points. Opponents scored an average of 1.1 touchdowns against the Bengals in '13.
Zimmer is a fiery personality who isn't shy about exchanging four-letter words with his players to get his point across. He's tough but builds relationships and knows how to motivate. Players have taken to Twitter to praise the hire and talk about how it is long overdue.
Will he succeed with the Vikings? No one can say. There is more that goes into turning a team around than one person's ability to do the job. Ask Jason Garrett.
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Adams converted a three-point play to tie the game at 61 with 1:15 remaining, and found Kyle Anderson in transition to put the Bruins (6-3) up three points with 25 seconds left.
Jonathan Holmes made a layup with 6 seconds left to pull the Longhorns (5-4) within one point, but the Bruins held on for the win.
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It may seem like you just decorated, but many are already getting rid of their Christmas tree.
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The city has worked with the Ohio Department of Natural Resources for the last ten years to make this possible.
Also, Al Lang, President of Greenleaf Landscapes, says they can take the trees and grind them for you to make into mulch or compost.
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Do students have a right to be consulted about issues affecting their schools?
Mandela said "there can be no keener revelation of a society's soul than the way in which it treats its children", and it was the 35th President of the United States, John F Kennedy, who exclaimed that "Children are the world's most valuable resource and its best hope for the future". It would appear that these ideas are deemed too 'radical' in the modern world, even though young people are tackling problems in society that force them to act in a manner way above their age.
Specifically, if we look at schools in the country at this moment in time, we need to ask the question of whether students are being given an adequate say in the changes taking place within their learning establishments. The truth is, they are not. Student's voices are being cast inside with the changes that Michael Gove is so keen on introducing, and the thing is, many believe that these changes are for the worse. The main element of change taking place within schools at the moment is the shift from a 'school' to an 'academy'. I know, from first-hand experience and from knowledge I have received, that the opinions of students within some schools are being brushed aside and ignored.
With the change to academy status being a subject that is currently being debated around most governors' tables, there comes a consultation. A consultation is a process where people are asked for their views and said people are involved extensively in discussion and decision making. The government however doesn't adopt this idea, as can be seen in the actual Academy Act;
"Before a maintained school in England is converted into an Academy, the school's governing body must consult such persons as they think appropriate."
The governing body must consult such persons as they think appropriate? Stephen Pound, the Labour MP for Ealing North, summed up the boundaries of the act by stating that it was like, "having a chat with the caretaker at best and chaos at worst". At my school, in Lincoln, the voice of the students is being ignored in a way that isn't even made to be shameful. As the chairman of the student body, myself and fellow members of the council called on the head teacher and also the chairman of the governing body to allow us to have a school-wide vote on the issue after an assembly that would create an informed electorate on the issue at hand. This idea was denied.
Students were given a five minute briefing one morning at form time, when information was read out that gave detail to why becoming an academy would be such a great idea and how it would protect our school. We were then told that if we wanted to comment on the issue we would have to put it down in writing, send it to the school so that they could file it and then read it. We were assured that all of our opinions would be read but no proof could be provided that the comments would be taken on board. I do not think I really need to explain how all of us felt about that.
But in this country, there are other Laws. The euro sceptics haven't won yet and we remain protected by some of Europe's Laws and also the rules of the United Nations. The UN Convention on the Rights of a Child states two main elements in its twelfth article;
"1. States Parties shall assure to the child who is capable of forming his or her own views the right to express those
views freely in all matters affecting the child, the views of the child being given due weight in accordance with the age and maturity of the child.
2. For this purpose, the child shall in particular be provided the opportunity to be heard in any judicial and administrative proceedings affecting the child, either directly, or through a representative or an appropriate body, in a manner consistent with the procedural rules of national law."
The question therefore still stands. Do students have a right to be consulted about decisions that will affect their schools and their educations? There seems to be some form of 'lapse' in the Law, a sort of void where people are unsure as to whether accredit young people with this power or not.
Personally I believe it is only right that students are given the right to have their say on issues that will directly affect them. Without students within a school, the school itself would cease to exist because a school is the sum of its parts. The fact that students, like the students at my own school are being denied an extensive voice on the issue is quite frankly disgraceful. But the problem is, this is something that goes on around the country and takes place at many different schools. The government needs to take a long hard look at its plans and also the way in which it consults students and young people about decisions that will affect them. Surely that is the least that young people deserve.Tagged in: academies, consultation, education, michael gove, schools
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Hello, Eray here -- just wanted to give everyone a quick heads up on a white paper some partners recently wrote titled, "Application Templates for Windows SharePoint Services 3.0: Under the Hood." I think the paper does a good job providing a little something for everyone. The opening sections provide a great intro if you're new to app building, or apps on WSS in general. The later sections briefly cover the main tools for building on the SharePoint platform and also discuss a high-level methodology for approaching these sorts of projects.
Folks that already have experience with both topics (which is probably most of our readers) will want to skip down to the "Implementing Common Design Patterns" section, starting on page 15 in the printed version. Here, the paper outlines 5 common patterns found in collaborative apps. With each pattern, the paper details a possible implementation of that pattern on WSS. Examples include things like building dashboard pages and getting started with parent-child list relationships.
The paper isn't intended to be a replacement for the WSS SDK or other resources, but are helpful in that they walk through concrete samples pulled from the Application Templates for Windows SharePoint Services project. We'll probably use some of the patterns here as topics for future deep dives in the context of the blog. In fact, we've actually started doing so as seen in Rob Howard's post on setting default values with Javascript.
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Has anyone had trouble with .CMP backup files created with SPD 2007 failing to restore? ....the restore produces a message about a missing ExportSettings.xml tempory file.
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Michael, for your backup/restore issue, see this KB article:
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1. Using stsadm -o backup is not an option, because I'm moving 2 copies of a website into one. (I've created a http://site2 with stsadm -o backup and stsadm -o restore). So due to identical GUIDS stsadm -o backup and restore is out of the question
2. stsadm -o export is also not useful, because with this we loose all of the metadata (authors and "created" dates)
3. The only remaining procedure I kno - SharePoint Designer site backup and restore is working only with sites up to 24 MB.
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