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Application for the Charles E. Bull Award for the best short story and best poem by English majors or graduate students in English.
Application for the Eddie Dyer Memorial Scholarship for sophomores, juniors, senior English majors, or graduate students in English; you must submit an essay in response to this question: "If you could right a wrong in this life, what would it be and how would you go about it?"
Application for the William Verville Scholarship for English majors with 3.0 GPA or higher; you must submit an essay of at least 500 words in length describing your successful struggle with communication difficulties.
Application for the Alex Weirich Memorial Scholarship; in 2000, the Rhetoric and Teaching of Writing (RTW) Area of the English Department created the scholarship for one of our former graduate students, Alex Weirich.
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Senior School tuition fees for the academic year 2015 - 2016 are £3,578 per term.
The Junior Girls' and Junior Boys' Schools' fees are £2,675 per term.
The Infant School's fees are £2,648 per term
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Unless paid by Direct Debit, School fees are payable on or before the first day of each term. We offer two options for paying by Direct Debit, either one payment per term or three monthly payments per term. Full details are available from the Bursar's Office, Fees & Credit Controller, Mrs Deana Smith on 0151 949 9329.
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Each year the Governors provide a limited number of Assisted Places at the Senior Schools to parents who could not otherwise afford full fees and whose children do exceptionally well in the 11+ Entrance Examination. All applications for Assisted Places are subject to an in-depth financial assessment, which will include a compulsory home visit. The Schools utilise the services of an independent company called Bursary Administration Limited who carry out this assessment on their behalf. For more information please contact Mrs Saffer for the Boys' School 0151 949 9333 or Mrs Barrington for the Girls' School 0151 932 2414.
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Sixth Form students are permitted to leave the School premises during the course of the day providing they meet their commitments with respect to attendance, punctuality and set work, and also sign in and out at reception. As a result, a large number of Sixth Form students prefer to make their own arrangements for lunch rather than using the School dining room.
For pupils entering Sixth Form in September who wish to make their own lunch arrangements, you must notify the Bursar's Office, Fees & Credit Controller by the 31 July.
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France's self-defeating ban on short-selling
I was on BBC Radio 4's Today programme this morning, ostensibly to put the case against further "quantitative easing", of which more later, but the conversation naturally focused instead on the overnight ban on short-selling of financial stocks in France, Italy, Belgium and Spain.
My fellow guest, James Bartholomew, described the ban as like shooting the messenger, or killing the canary down the mineshaft. He's absolutely right of course. In Britain, the Financial Services Authority imposed a similar ban on short-selling in the run up to the Lehman Brothers collapse. Little good did it do back then, and little good will it do now.
Thankfully, the FSA has stayed clear of the state of denial that exists among some eurozone regulators this time around, but the narrative is exactly the same as it was back then. There's nothing wrong with the big European banks which are perfectly solvent, regulators insist, but the short-sellers, by crunching the share price, threaten a self fulfilling prophecy by creating a panic which causes a run and thereby makes the banking system freeze over anew.
As I say, exactly the same arguments were used back in 2008, when the Financial Services Authority went so far as to put out a statement saying that HBOS was completely solvent and was the target of malicious scaremongering. A little while later, the Government admitted the bank was bust and recapitalised it with billions of pounds of taxpayers money.
The reality is that the downward spiral in European bank stocks has very little to do with short-selling, and everything to do with the fundamentals of the eurozone debt crisis, which European policy makers would prefer to deny rather than face up to. It's much easier to blame greedy Anglo Saxon hedge funds than to admit to harsh realities.
I'm not saying that such bans have no effect whatsoever. To judge by the late bounce on the Paris bourse on Thursday in anticipation of the short-selling crackdown they plainly do. But in circumstances where there are underlying solvency concerns, they can offer no more than short lived respite. At best, they amount to just a sticking plaster solution, and because they smack of panic, they usually make the situation even worse. Small wonder that only four of the 27 national regulators on Thursday night's conference call were prepared to enact the ban.
But just because this time the FSA has turned its back on the French overreaction doesn't mean everything is fine and dandy over here. Shares in Royal Bank of Scotland Lloyds Banking Group are now lower, by a very substantial order of magnitude, than they were when the taxpayer was forced to bail them out. Markets don't seem to have much confidence in the Chancellor's insistence that our own banks are fully prepared for the worst.
The problem is this: by causing a deep recession and spiralling public debts, the original banking crisis transmogrified into a sovereign debt crisis, which because sovereign bonds are a core asset for all large banks, now threatens to transmogrify back into a second banking crisis and another deep recession.
There's a remorseless, doomsday circularity about it all which policy makers seem quite incapable of addressing. Surely they've learned the lessons of Lehman's, and now realise that to sort out these rolling debt crises for good, some form of internationally agreed burden sharing between creditors and debtors has to imposed? I only wish we could be certain of that.
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Hank Palmer (Robert Downey Jr) takes on the toughest court case of his life when he decides to defend his estranged father (Robert Duvall) --who also happens to be a judge -- after the aging man is accused of murder.
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Ivan Eland: DEA's New Database
Recorded: Wednesday, January 21, 2015
Sr. Fellow Ivan Eland appears on Doug Stephan's Good Day radio show to talk about the DEA and their tactics of accessing data from civilians' phone calls. According to Eland, this is an example of one agency borrowing tactics from another in violation of the Constitution.
Experts: Ivan ElandType: RadioIssues: Civil Liberties/ Human Rights, Constitutional Law, Culture/ Society, Democracy, Law Enforcement, Terrorism and National Crises
Ivan Eland: Is Obama the Worst President Ever?
Recorded: Tuesday, November 4, 2014
Sr. Fellow Ivan Eland, author of the newly updated book Recarving Rushmore which ranks all of the U.S. Presidents in terms of peace, prosperity and liberty, talks about President Barack Obama and his ranking. Obama ranks near the bottom, but it was an early 20th century president that takes the title of "Worst President" in terms of peace, prosperity and liberty. Eland spoke with Kerry Lutz of the Financial Survival Network.
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Ivan Eland Discusses Iraq History on Bob Zadek Show
Recorded: Tuesday, July 29, 2014
Sr. Fellow Ivan Eland joins radio host Bob Zadek for a discussion on the history of Iraq and how Eland's book Partitioning for Peace outlines strategies for a peaceful, and partitioned, Iraq.
Experts: Ivan ElandType: RadioIssues: Civil Liberties/ Human Rights, Defense and Foreign Policy, Diplomacy and Foreign Aid, Economic Policy, Freedom, Government Power, History (International), Political Ideology and Philosophy
Ivan Eland on FSN Radio: Americas Presidents & Foreign Policy
Recorded: Thursday, May 15, 2014
Sr. Fellow Ivan Eland appears on The Financial Survival Network with host Kerry Lutz to talk about his book Recarving Rushmore which will be updated in the fall of 2014. The book ranks U.S. Presidents on issues of peace, prosperity, and liberty.
Experts: Ivan ElandType: RadioIssues: Diplomacy and Foreign Aid, Economic Policy, Government Power, History (International), History (U.S), Political Ideology and Philosophy, Politics, Terrorism and National Crises
Ivan Eland on the Peter Schiff Show at CPAC 2013
Recorded: Thursday, March 14, 2013
Senior Fellow Ivan Eland discusses the economics of the warfare state and his book Recarving Rushmore on The Peter Schiff Show live at CPAC 2013.
Experts: Ivan ElandType: RadioIssues: Corporate Welfare, Defense and Foreign Policy, Economic Policy, Terrorism and National Crises
Vern McKinley Interviewed by Marie Stroughter
Recorded: Wednesday, February 22, 2012
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Recorded: Wednesday, January 11, 2012
Research Fellow Vern McKinley Interviewed on Schiff Radio by Peter Schiff on his new book Financing Failure: A Century of Bailouts
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Think about it, why pass laws to enforce strict limits on learning, but limits that do make sure that people know, and only know, what they need to function and go to work? The point is indoctrination, it is not education.
In addition, we need to make sure that people have the opportunity to have safe learning environments.
Education shouldn't be safe, it should be dangerous and awesome. Debate and being challenged was part of the heart of being educated at one point. Young persons spent time learning the basics of rhetoric and questioning before they ever stepped into a lab or wrote essays. Many universities used to insist that all students read the great philosophers as a requirement regardless of course.
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Mass is an atmospheric sciences professor at the University of Washington. He has been troubled for years by the way the subject of global warming can turn typically even-headed scientists into politicized, tribal warriors.
As he sees it, there are the vast majority of scientists, including himself, who think human caused global warming is a reality. But some in this group, frustrated at the political inaction, have begun hyping the effects of climate change beyond what the science supports.
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Volume 05 Edition 02, 2015
In this issue:
Madman of La Mancha
reaches back four centuries to the days of Don Quixote.
Ghost Stories
showcases modern-day Old West experiences on America's frontier.
Timing is Everything
provides an inside look at the Team Breitling civilian aerobatic jet team.
Collier Trophy
celebrates Gulfstream's third win of North American aviation's greatest honor.
Woven Wonders
explores the impact of Chinese silk on the rest of the world.
Volume 05 Edition 01, 2015
In this issue:
Wins of the Father
explores the exclusive world of thoroughbred racing.
One of a Kind
looks at the rugged, reliable Gulfstream G450.
The Sky is Not the Limit
showcases the world's tallest skyscrapers.
Future of Flight
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Flying Cats
examines how Gulfstream's beginnings making military jets led to the company's position as a manufacturer of advanced, efficient, long-lasting aircraft.
Volume 04 Edition 02, 2014
In this issue:
Ice Dancing
goes for a spin—and a slide—honing the skill of precision driving on a frozen lake
Extended Possibilities
are boundless in Gulfstream's new flagship aircraft, the Gulfstream G650ER, which offers unrivaled range, speed, comfort and payload
White Gold
explores a remote Chinese city that for centuries has been the artistic center for handcrafted porcelain beauty
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Turbine Tech
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The Sound of Silence
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Conversely, a garage can be a grown-up clubhouse — a place to hang out with buddies. They, for example, often turn into galleries of keepsake art guys aren't allowed to hang in their homes (e.g., beer signs and swimsuit calendars).
A garage also is the place where guys keep some of their most prized tools, which help them get things done the right way.
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District 2 State Representative from 1/1991 - 12/1998
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House Agriculture
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Appointed by Governor to serve as Oregon County's rep. on Governor's Implementation Task Force to implement Oregon Resilience Plan to deal with earthquakes and Tsunamis
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Appointed to serve as West Coast Representative on FEMA's Hazard Mitigation Leadership Group
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Co-Convener with Sen. Johnson of the Tillamook Oregon Solutions Project to address unacceptable flooding in the north Tillamook area
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Mark has been married to Melanie for 40 years. They have two grown children Jeff who works for ODOT in Bend and Megan who works for Disney Cruise Lines and they have three grandchildren. Before becoming a County Commissioner Mark worked for 34 years with the Oregon Department of Forestry. Most of his forestry career was spent as Manager of the majority of the Tillamook State Forest.
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I agree that the idea of "fucking the shit" out of someone is disturbing. I really just don't understand how that became a "thing". And emotion during sex turns me on. :)
December 7, 2012 at 5:18 pm
Many men have a hard time orgasming during intercourse. They may be able to get off with oral sex or masturbation. And when those men find that an orgasm may be approaching during intercourse they may really work at making that happen by hard fucking. He does not want to lose his erection or the increased arousal taking place.On the other hand, if the man knows he can orgasm during intercourse, many will try to prolong this with slow or measured thrusting or grinding. As we all know by now an orgasm is a mental event and is result of a choice.
It is very clear to me, in my experiences, that women enjoy the whole drawn out process including extensive foreplay, the dirty talk, variety of positions and the man's ability to reach her "hot" points. Fast hard fucking can be a problem then. Having said that as I approach orgasm I want to increase the pace and, if not controlled by me, I will be really trying to ram it home to the very end as I cum.
Since I have become multi-orgasmic the game changes for the better. I am absolutely positive that i will have many orgasms ahead of me in this one session and I can really concentrate on the entire process, rather that having a fear I may not orgasm at all and need oral sex. I practice the teachings of the Kama Sutra which, in large part but not totally, involves a lot of slow romantic movements. Hard fucking can be part of it, but not the focus. But if the woman asks for it… do it! Give her what ever she wants. Your job, as the man, is to serve her pleasures. I do not mean be her servant, I mean tune in and do your job as a lover.
The nicest thing about being multi-orgasmic is that you do not need to concentrate on having an orgasm. This is going to happen whether you like it or not. You can concentrate on her rather that yourself.
Obviously most if not all men would like to be multi-orgasmic. In the wrong way I tried for years to develop this but failed. The most I was able to accomplish was edging. Not multi-orgasmic but at least extending the time I can function without the curtain falling orgasm. I beleive that a large majority of men can be MMO but it is not easy. You have to re-wire your brain… no not surgery etc., but rather super concentration on what is going on in your body and getting the brain to associate that as a pleasure point that is recalled later. Google this and you will see several options. I personally think that the prostate massager route is very effective.
As usual I digress and got off topic. As usual I have to apologize.
December 14, 2012 at 2:54 pm
I have to agree from my experience women don't like men to just pull out unless they know you're going to do it.
December 1, 2013 at 9:22 pm
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Well , a man that know about all this aspects and understands them is not afraid of them , Making love to a woman an opening her deeply is a life long task for every day thing to do . I also believe that a real wild man is wild at heart too , he has to courage and power to stay on show his vulnerability . And yes , that is a present man that looks straight in to her eyes with no fear . I am lucky enough to understand all this from my own experience, i see my woman crying ,melted and vibrating after making love and i think i am a lucky one to have meet such a wonderful woman .
All your articles are so well made, clear and bare . I recognise all this and i think you should write a book with all your knowledge . Lots of man need it for sure . One more thing , you may hold some workshops in Denmark , i think there would be lots of people willing to hear you talking . Only good and thank you very much !
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If you are talking about the ear to the right (which would be her left ear) you are seeing the back of it, not the front. The piercings may throw it off, but as you can see on the ear that is fully shown, she has piercings on both the bottom ridge and the top ridge. So both ears are facing outward, not to the front. Just to clear that up!
oh no no no I was talking about the other ear, looks too near to the eye to me. I see in some other work by Elle that she usually places the ears that upfront, but then the ear you're talking abut feels too back to me.
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David Runciman
The Hon. David Walter Runciman (born 1967) is a British political scientist who teaches political theory at Cambridge University and is a fellow of Trinity Hall, Cambridge,.[1] He was educated at Eton College and Trinity College, Cambridge.[2]
Runciman has worked as a columnist for The Guardian newspaper and written for many other publications.[3] He currently writes about politics for the London Review of Books.[4] His monograph, The Politics of Good Intentions, was adapted in part from his LRB articles.[5] His book, Political Hypocrisy (2008), explores the political uses of hypocrisy from a historical perspective.[6] His latest book, The Confidence Trap: A History of Democracy in Crisis from World War I to the Present (2013), lays out his theory of the threat of democratic overconfidence.[7]
Runciman is heir to his family's Viscountcy.[8]
He is the great nephew of the historian, Sir Steven Runciman, and his father, Viscount Runciman, Garry Runciman, is a noted political scientist and academic,[9] who has also written for the LRB. He specialises in the development of the theory of the modern state and on aspects of contemporary politics.[10]
Personal life[edit]
David Runciman is married to the food writer Bee Wilson.
- ^ "Trinity Hall - David Runciman". Trinity Hall College official website. Retrieved 8 February 2010.
- ^ O'Reilly, Judith (1 September 2008). "David Cameron's reading list made me the dinner guest from Hell". The Times.
- ^ "The Politics of Good Intentions". Barnes and Noble.
- ^ "LRB: David Runciman". London Review of Books. Retrieved 8 February 2010.
- ^ Rowat, Alison (18 February 2006). "From Berlin to Baghdad David Runciman argues that there is little we haven't seen before in the new world order". The Herald.
- ^ Dunne, Tim (17 July 2008). "Political Hypocrisy: The Mask of Power, from Hobbes to Orwell and Beyond". Times Higher Education.
- ^ Bogdanor, Vernon (14 November 2013). "The Confidence Trap by David Runciman: Are we too complacent about democracy?". New Statesman.
- ^ Crick, Michael (9 January 2008). "Happy families". BBC Newsnight blog.
- ^ "Woman behind "soft" policy on cannabis has addict relative". Daily Mail. 15 July 2007.
- ^ "David Runciman". University of Cambridge POLIS department. Retrieved 8 February 2010.
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The Leaky STEM Pipeline Can't Be Patched with Higher Wages
Even with the economic recovery, recent graduates have it rough. Unemployment among young people remains high and wages remain depressed. Frequently, graduates accept low-wage positions that do not utilize their degrees.
However, one group of recent graduates—those in STEM fields—has it easier than their peers. For these graduates with degrees in fields such as computer science and engineering, high-paying jobs are plentiful. Eighty-one percent of STEM grads hold jobs closely related to their degrees, compared to 72.5 percent among all graduates. Median starting salaries for computer science and engineering are estimated at around $67,300 and $64,400 respectively, 80 percent higher than starting salaries for humanities and liberal arts majors. Moreover, most sectors of today's economy rely on STEM skills, so graduates have a plethora of career paths to choose from. In addition, compensation is high because companies face an acute shortage of qualified STEM workers.
Economics 101 tells us that the laws of supply and demand should fix this problem as high wages motivate more students to pursue computer and engineering degrees. Instead, exactly the opposite has occurred. We currently have fewer computer science graduates than we did
What Creates Jobs? Welcoming STEM Workers
Politicians talk frequently about job creation. But what actually creates jobs is a subject of intense debate. Do we need more public spending? Less? Fewer regulations? Smarter regulations? The answer usually depends on the audience and ignores the deeper questions. What kind of jobs are we creating? Do other jobs get destroyed? Would high-skill immigrants take a job from an American or create a new one for him or herself?
A recent report, Technology Works: High-Tech Employment and Wages in the United States, from the Bay Area Council Economic Institute, a trade organization from an area that knows a thing or two about facilitating economic growth, sheds light on these questions by highlighting a tried and true method for creating jobs: attracting and employing technology workers. When a city, community, or region employs a technology worker, this engenders a multiplier effect on employment in the local economy. In fact, the Bay Area Council's study finds that every one job in the high-tech sector—defined as those most closely related to science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) fields—leads directly to 4.3 jobs in local goods and services industries across all
Everybody Needs STEM Talent
Evidence of the shortage of Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM) talent in the United States is plentiful. However, in an effort to stop immigration of high-skilled STEM workers, left wing advocates argue that there is no shortage. A new twist to their argument is to claim that STEM graduates do not always go into STEM fields and therefore are not in short supply. This reasoning falls apart rapidly. First, the U.S. Census Bureau definition of STEM graduates and workers, which is used to make this argument, includes psychology and social science majors, which are not what most people think of when considering STEM occupations. But second, it ignores the glaringly obvious point that in today's technology-driven economy, all sectors and industries-not just those classified as STEM fields-have a growing need for STEM talent.
To further this flawed argument, the Economic Policy Institute (EPI) has recently launched a new website ostensibly designed to increase transparency into the H-1b and other visa programs, but in function serves to argue that the jobs that are being filled by guest-workers are jobs that American's would otherwise fill. Unfortunately, the reasoning behind their
Immigrant STEM Workers Increase Everyone's Wages
We've posted recently about how our current immigration policy is hurting Silicon Valley. But when the United States lets in more immigrants, what happens? Often it's not what you would expect.
A new NBER paper by economists at the University of California Davis and Colgate University studies the effect of skilled H1-B immigrants in STEM occupations on more than 200 cities across the country. In cities with more STEM immigrants, wages for college-educated workers went up 7-8 percentage points, wages for non-college-educated workers went up about half as much, and there was no significant effect on employment.
Why this counterintuitive result? Economics 101 says that when the supply of something grows, the price should decrease, not increase. As is too often true, however, Economics 101 in this case tells us very little about the real world. Figuring out cause and effect in many types of markets, particularly labor markets, is tough because economies are not as simple as the textbook models might have you believe.
What actually happens is that when immigrants enter an economy, they do more than just offer their labor at a (potentially) lower price. They increase
How Immigration Policy has Walled Off Silicon Valley
In today's fast-paced, globalized world, knowledge workers can choose to work anywhere. In fact, being an appealing place for people to locate, especially those with advanced skills, is a valuable national resource. Highly skilled workers earn high wages, spend those wages locally, pay domestic taxes, and contribute to spill-over effects that benefit everyone in the area. Most engineers will tell you that the most appealing location for tech workers is located right here in the United States. Some countries strike oil. Others find diamonds. The United States hit it rich with Silicon Valley.
However, Silicon Valley has a weakness that threatens this preeminence: the lack of enough skilled workers to promote expansion and innovation by existing firms and industries and the development of new ones. One of the chief causes of this problem is America's growth-stymying, restrictive immigration policies toward high-skill, foreign-born talent. For example, for the first time in American history, there are fewer startups founded by immigrants than there were 10 years ago. The effect is especially apparent in Silicon Valley, where immigrant-founded startups dropped from 52.4 percent to 43.9 percent from 2005 to 2012. And unfortunately for
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Sometimes statistics just make sense. For instance, the revelation that spending more on education is correlated with a more highly educated workforce is hardly a surprise. To be sure correlation is not causation, but as more states look to cut corners on education spending, it is important to remember the relationship between spending and results.
Using the 2014 State New Economy Index's workforce education score (a weighted score of the educational attainment of the workforce), there is a significant positive correlation of 0.46 between the education levels of a state's workforce and the state's current spending on education per student.
Of course, with a simple correlation it is impossible to attribute any directional causality. Part of the correlation could derive from higher incomes earned by a more educated workforce. Much of education spending comes from property taxes, so wealthy areas where land is more valuable tend to have higher education spending. For instance, education spending is highest in Northeastern states, led by New York ($19,552), where schools spent over three times as much per student as in Utah ($6,206). Resource rich Alaska and Wyoming also spent heavily, though
Memo to Governor Christie: Time to Shut Down Rutgers University
For a long time, I and many other Washington tech policy types believed that our nation faced a shortfall in the number of highly skilled scientists and engineers (e.g., the STEM workforce) and that this shortfall hurt U.S. innovation and competitiveness. But as Keynes once said when asked why he changed his mind, "when the facts change, I change my mind, what do you do sir." So I am grateful to Rutgers professor Hal Salzman for pointing out the error of my thinking.
Salzman tells us that only one out of four STEM graduates works in their field (it's actually 1 out of 2 and he knows this). He tells us wages for STEM workers have been flat for the last 16 years (STEM wages actually increased about twice as fast as non-STEM wages). He tells us that engineering colleges produce 50 percent more graduates that are hired into engineering jobs each year (actually its one to one, not 1.5 to one). He tells us that IT employment is below its 2002-2003 peak (actually between 2003 and 2010 IT workers grew by 19 percent while total employment fell by 0.8%).
Debunking the myth of a STEM surplus
A new data release by the Census Bureau which claims that only 26 percent of STEM workers end up in STEM fields has seemingly strengthened arguments that America does not face a STEM-worker shortage. The surprising statistic has generated coverage from major news sources (including the USA Today and the Washington Post) which have pounced on the new data as evidence that there is no need to encourage students to study science, technology, engineering, and math. The data, however, is highly misleading and skews the reality of demand for and scarcity of a highly skilled math and engineering workforce.
First, let's start with the definition of STEM graduates. To the Census Bureau, that means not just individuals with a degree in computers, math, statistics, engineering, biology, or the physical sciences (what the average person thinks of when they STEM) but also psychology and social sciences like economics and anthropology.
While psychology and social sciences graduates do technically study science in the respect that academic research in these fields attempt to rigorously and empirically tests hypotheses using the scientific method, these fields are a far cry from what readers imagine
STEM Immigrants Help Raise Local Wages
The H-1B visa program, which allows a limited number of high-skilled workers to work in the United States temporarily, is controversial because some claim that it lowers wages for high-skilled workers. However, a new paper by Peri, Shih, and Sparber of UC Davis and Colgate University shows just the opposite—that additional H-1B visa recipients raise wages in cities where they come to work.
The authors' interest in immigration is a side effect of their interest in a more general labor market question: they use fluctuations in high-skill immigration due to the H-1B visa program as an instrument to examine whether the supply of STEM workers affects productivity growth. In essence the question is, what happens when you increase the amount of high-skill STEM workers: do wages fall as one would assume in a standard supply/demand framework? Or do they increase because of the effect that the high-skill workers have on productivity, demand for innovative workers, and economic growth?
To answer this question you can't simply look at the amount of STEM workers in a city and average wages for those workers, because you can't tell which way causality is going.
More Evidence that Immigration is Good for Innovation
In the United States the national debate on immigration often overlooks one of its most important effects: its impact on our innovation economy. A new NBER paper by William Kerr highlights the crucial role that immigration plays in national economic growth.
High-skilled immigrant workers, that the United States allows in through the H-1B visa program, make significant contributions to economic growth in a number of ways. First of all, there is a disproportionate amount of "superstar" scientists such as Nobel Prize winners that come from immigrant backgrounds. These scientists make breakthrough contributions that often have enormous impacts on our science and technology and thus ultimately our economic growth. Second, immigration provides a large number of other STEM workers, workers that form the backbone of our productive capacity. Since 1995 immigrants have provided the majority of the increase in stem workers in the United States.
These inflows of workers clearly benefit the economy. The paper finds that "immigration is associated with higher levels of innovation for the United States and that the short-run consequences for natives are minimal." Long-run consequences are less well understood—high-still immigrants do still compete with U.S. natives


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EL SEGUNDO -- Neither Andrew Bynum nor Pau Gasol is expected to play Friday night against visiting Memphis, but the Lakers are encouraged that Bynum's strained right elbow isn't a serious injury and Gasol is certainly capable of playing whenever he is ready.
An MRI on Bynum didn't show significant damage from the hard foul he took late in the Lakers' victory in Houston on Wednesday night. He remains in considerable pain, but he said whenever the pain abates, he has been advised he can return to action -- possibly Sunday night against New Orleans.
"It's nothing too serious," Bynum said.
Bynum is well aware that he'll be avoiding playing against Memphis, the opponent when he incurred serious knee injuries the past two seasons. He smiled at the timing of it and said: "I'm kind of excited about not having play them, I guess."
Bynum had four patches attached to various areas on his right arm for a bulky stim unit he was carrying home with him from the Lakers' training facility Thursday afternoon. He said the pain remains about what it was the night before.
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- May 26, 2012Hi Crispin, how are you? If you have time, I have a very curious question. When I saw some runway fashion shows from other students' project right before my next class, I told my teacher about the quote from Stanislavski-"Love the art in yourself and not yourself in the art." She said that was very interesting. Do you think that lolita/cosplays, fashion models, and runway shows can count by this quote as well?
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San Juan Capistrano may reduce its participation in the new $53 million Upper Chiquita Reservoir in order to transfer money toward installing emergency generators at the city's groundwater recovery plant.
Reducing the city's share of water storage in the reservoir to 50 acre-feet (6.67 percent) from 76.1 acre-feet (10.15 percent) would save San Juan about $1.5 million in costs from that project, according to San Juan Utilities Director Keith Van Der Maaten.
That would cover the estimated $900,000 cost of the generators and other local water projects to be determined, Van Der Maaten said in a report that the City Council is scheduled to consider during its meeting Tuesday, which begins at 6 p.m. at City Hall, 32400 Paseo Adelanto.
San Juan is a partner with the city of San Clemente and the Moulton Niguel, Santa Margarita and South Coast water districts in the design, construction, operation and maintenance of the reservoir, which was completed last month near Rancho Santa Margarita. The 244-million-gallon reservoir is intended to provide additional water in case of a loss of supply from the Metropolitan Water District, the agencies' primary source of imported water.
Van Der Maaten said in his report that the Santa Margarita Water District is charging interest on the city's share of construction costs that exceeds the city's budgeted amount and would require the city to come up with more money or cut its participation in the partnership. Construction costs came in $1 million over budget, Van Der Maaten said.
In addition, he said, the city is strapped for capital-improvements cash for local water projects, most notably installing backup power for the groundwater recovery plant.
"Based on supply/demand analysis, the impact of losing water production from the GWRP has a far greater impact to our ability to meet demand than reduced storage in the (Upper Chiquita Reservoir)," Van Der Maaten said. "Adding the emergency backup generators to the GWRP is an investment in a supply source, while adding capacity at the UCR is an investment in storage capacity."
According to the reservoir partnership agreement, one of the parties cannot reduce or increase its storage capacity unless another of the parties correspondingly increases or decreases its share, Van Der Maaten said.
"Upon council approval, the city will send a letter to the Santa Margarita Water District and the other parties to the agreement formally requesting a reduction in the capacity and requesting that any interested parties express their desire to purchase the city's reduced capacity rights," Van Der Maaten said.
He added he doesn't expect that to be a problem, but if it is, "staff will need to return to the council for further action."
Other items on Tuesday's City Council agenda include:
• Declaring Nathan Banda's seat on the Cultural Heritage Commission vacant because he has missed half the scheduled meetings in the past 12 months, exceeding the allowed 35 percent.
• A request for proposals to rehabilitate the green sand filters at the groundwater recovery plant to help achieve the plant's target production of 5.2 million gallons of water per day
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January 28, 2015
Great Blue Heron Regains Flight after Major Surgery at SFWC
This past fall, one of our wildlife rescue ambulances brought in a Great Blue Heron with a severe trauma to one of his wings. It was a worrisome case, not only because of the extent of the injury—the bone was exposed—but also because it was unclear whether the bird would be able to fly again.
December 4, 2014
The HSUS Teams Up with FFA to Help Horses Around the Country
The Humane Society of the United States and its affiliate teamed up with Carter Horse Ranch, a renowned trainer in natural horsemanship, to create a year-long, virtual training program. Called Plan for Progress, the program is designed specifically for trainers working with horses that have been through traumatic experiences.
November 24, 2014
Brown Booby Makes Full Recovery at SFWC
The South Florida Wildlife Center is equipped with several rescue ambulances to assist with wildlife rescues around South Florida. A few months ago, our team was dispatched to a fishing pier where some lifeguards had found what they thought was an injured Brown Pelican. But it turned out to be a much more surprising rescue than that when it turned out to be a Brown Booby.
November 18, 2014
Three Orphaned Bear Cubs Are Making a Full Recovery at FFAWC
The Fund for Animals Wildlife Center in Ramona, California is used to caring for orphans of native predatory species like coyotes, bobcats and hawks. But they had never taken in an orphaned bear cub. Until now.
November 4, 2014
Take a Hike for Wildlife
Join The Fund for Animals Wildlife Center on Saturday, January 31 for their first annual wildlife hike-a-thon. The hike will take place at Poway Lake at all proceeds will benefit the work of the FFAWC.
October 31, 2014
A Young Woodpecker Takes Flight Thanks to the SFWC
Pileated woodpeckers are one of the most distinct forest birds in North America. As large as crows, with a bold white stripe down their neck and a flaming red crest, their unique look is hard to miss. Like all woodpeckers, they hunt for food by drilling holes in tree trunks and need to be very adept at flying between, climbing and gripping onto trees. So when a young pileated woodpecker was brought into the South Florida Wildlife Center with broken tail feathers and nails, we were concerned about his ability to feed and fend for himself.
October 27, 2014
Two Horses Rescued from Starvation Are Recovering at Duchess Sanctuary
Captain and Anna, left to starve by an owner who could no longer feed them, are now safe and happy at our Duchess Sanctuary
October 15, 2014
The High of the Tiger: After Long Journey, Rescued Tigers Settle into New Habitat
Rescued from a roadside zoo, these tigers are settling into a new habitat at Black Beauty Ranch in Texas.
September 29, 2014
Duchess Finds Success with Wildlife Safe Passages Program
In the summer of 2013 the Duchess Sanctuary, in cooperation with the HSUS Wildlife Innovation and Response Team, installed numerous safe passageways in our fencing to allow for the travel of wildlife native to the area through our property.
September 23, 2014
Double-crested Cormorant Saved from Fish Hook Injury at SFWC
Fishing is a popular pastime in South Florida, but many people who fish don't realize their bait may be enticing to more than just the fish. It is a common occurrence for birds to go after a baited hook thinking it is easy food, resulting in them either swallowing the hook or getting injured or tangled up in the hook and line, and many of these birds end up at the South Florida Wildlife Center.
September 16, 2014
Meet Kitty, a Chimpanzee Used in Research
Kitty, a chimpanzee, found a home at an HSUS sanctuary.
September 5, 2014
To the Rescue: Tennessee Walking Horses
An HSUS field rescuer cares for abused horses seized because of an HSUS investigation into the practice of soring Tennessee walking horses.
August 25, 2014
Gray Squirrel Regains Use of Hind Legs with Innovative Treatment at the SFWC
Squirrels are known for their impressive climbing ability, thanks in part to their powerful hind legs. They use this talent to gather and store food, as well as avoid predators. Losing the use of their hind legs can prove life-threatening, as was the case for one squirrel who was rescued by a good Samaritan in South Florida at brought to the South Florida Wildlife Center.
July 31, 2014
Equine Trainer, Doris Day Equine Center
The Humane Society of the United States (HSUS), the nation's largest animal advocacy organization, is seeking an Equine Trainer for its Doris Day Equine Center.
July 28, 2014
SFWC Rescues Mottled Ducklings from Storm Drain
The South Florida Wildlife Center's rescue team works daily with the South Florida community to rescue wildlife from life-threatening situations. One of the more frequent calls the team receives is to help orphaned or injured ducklings. Because the climate is so mild in South Florida, baby season extends well beyond springtime, so ducklings are frequent year-round visitors to the SFWC veterinary center.


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The Fifth Element Leeloo Cosplay by ReneeRougeWatch
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My Leeloo cosplay ^-^ I made the outfit and styled the wig myself
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Photography done by Jayce Williams
From afare it is a perfect costume, or at least within memory. I would have to look at the original and see how close it comes. but it does really good. get any questions from people when posing for this?
She is perfect heroine. You are perfect heroine.
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A UK research team has solved one of the most complex problems in robotics - the handling of unfamiliar objects. Their creation, Boris 2, is able to accurately assess anything it examines. Evidently, it'll soon be able to load a dishwasher.
That's actually a lot more impressive than it sounds.
Harvard Has Invented A Robot That Can Easily Withstand Fire And Acidby Tech Light
Scientists over at Harvard have created something very, very interesting: a squishy little robot able to soldier through stuff that'd cause its larger, harder kin to simply shut down. Not only that, it's air-powered, and enjoys a freedom of motion most can only dream of. Awesome, right?
Whovians Standing The Test Of Time Enter Social Media Eraby Ron Callari
How does one explain Dr. Who without taking into account the show's never-waning popularity amongst it ardent followers. If the etymology of the word "fan" was derived from "fanaticism," this show has more than it's share of addicted fanatics. With a lead character who's lived over 2000 years, has died and been reborn 12 times into entirely different bodies (albeit, different actors) and is celebrating his 50th year anniversary. . .
Dyson Has Invented The Smartest Robotic Vacuum Cleaner In The Worldby Tech Light
Today, Dyson unveiled The Dyson 360 Eye; the result of millions of dollars of investment and sixteen years of research. It's one of the most powerful robot vacuums every created, and is equipped with a 360 degree camera and a suite of advanced sensors. Looks like Roombas just became obsolete.
Brush Hour: The World's 7 Neatest & Sweetest Street Sweepersby Motors.new
Street sweepers might not have the celebrity clout of other motorized vehicles but you'll appreciate them every time one of those "cool" cars doesn't leave you in its dust.
That Isn't A Toy Truck You See There - It's A Swarmie, NASA's Latest Space Exploration Robotby Tech Light
NASA's Swarmies look more like toys than space robots. You'd be forgiven for thinking there isn't much to them - though you'd be wrong. Connected to one another by a sort of wireless 'group mind;' these little 'bots could very well serve as the vanguard of interstellar exploration.
Meet RoboThespian, A Robotic Entertainment Extraordinaire - He Can Even Perform Singin' In The Rainby Tech Light
According to Engineered Arts founder Will Jackson, his company originally set out to make an automated presenter. Somewhere along the line, that changed. Now, the engineering firm is well on its way to making a fully-functional entertainment bot - and also the most human-like commercial robot yet.
Unifiller's Cake Decorating Robot Is Probably The Sweetest Thing You'll Ever Seeby Tech Light
Today, the world of food crossed the point of no return - the point at which hand-made and machine-made become indistinguishable. For this, you can thank Unifiller, an insidious organization that crafts tools to make baking easier. The fiends have designed a robot that decorates cakes. Diabolical.
Hitchbot Has Arrived In Victoria, Officially Finishing Its Trek Across Canadaby Tech Light
Yesterday, three weeks after setting out from Halifax, Hitchbot completed its cross-country journey in Victoria, BC - surprisingly still in one piece. Designed as an experiment in robot-human interaction, the little machine was sent to hitchhike from one end of the country to the other.
Internet of Everything Is Hackableby Ron Callari
Still in its infancy, the Internet of Everything, aka IoE (the interface of our things with data, people and process) is already being threatened by hackers. While Cisco has predicted that 25 billion units of things will connect to the Internet by 2015 and will double in five short years, this rapid growth has given pause to reflect on the perceived risks.
When This Robot's Leg Gets Broken, It Can Start Walking Again In Minutesby Tech Light
This just in: engineers have designed a robot that's capable of adjusting to a broken leg. Using, as they put it, "intelligent trial and error," they've developed a droid that learned how to walk two minutes after losing one of its limbs. For the world of adaptive robotics, this is pretty huge.
Thanks To Hydrogel, The Deep Sea Droid "Poseidrone" Can Go Where Other Robots Can'tby Tech Light
Octopi are kind of known to be the world's greatest escape artists. Thanks to the flexibility of their rubbery body, they can squeeze through even the tightest opening. Now, researchers at Italy's Biorobotics Institute have invented a robot that does the same. It's called PoseiDrone.
The Flutter Dress: Utterly Cool Blend of Textiles and Roboticsby M Dee Dubroff
Smart phones are one thing, but smart clothing is quite another. With its built-in microphones, the Flutter Dress allows the hearing-impaired to feel the world around them. Read on for more on this amazing wearable tech phenomenon.
These Robotic Plants Are Going To Be Capable Of Growth - Just Like The Real Thingby Tech Light
Here's something that sounds like it was pulled straight out of a science fiction novel: a robotic, completely-artificial plant which is capable of growth; the closest to artificial life we've ever come. Don't scoff - there's a team of researchers in Italy this very moment trying to make it a reality.
A Struggling Korean Baseball Team Has Come Up With A Novel Way To Increase Attendance: Robotsby Tech Light
It's a tough life, being a fan of the Hanwha Eagles. In the past 5 years, the team's suffered so many losses that most other baseball fans in Korea regard them with great sympathy. In an effort to improve the atmosphere of their matches, the team's decided to introduce some new fans. Robotic ones.


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In a Contact Center environment, internal and external pressures are building up. Their company mandates the Contact Center agent not only answer customer inquiries and resolve their issues but also they expect the agent to be able to up sell and cross sell products and services to their existing customers. While customers expect Contact Center agents in front of a computer screen with access to everything to do their job and answer the customer's question.
Ideally the agent can aggregate several types of information, usually from multitude of sources ranging from the customer's profile, Case Profile, Knowledge Base, and Back Office data such as transaction history, billing information, etc. This is a long standing goal of integration. Integration is a delicate topic that no one would like to touch because when they've done that, they've burned their fingers and still never reach the nirvana of "single customer view".
So we have a challenge here where technology driven change might come in handy by providing a contact center an information aggregator that will render decomposed customer information brought by organizational, functional and/or product silos. The strategy is not simple but the approach might relatively is as we are going to be "user-centric" here. Understanding the Contact Center Agent needs, apart from the Telephony interface together with ANI (Automatic Number Identification) and scripting capabilities with a much richer customer profile that can be provided by a CRM application like Microsoft Dynamics CRM.
An agent also needs to have an immediate access to back office information like Billing, Transaction History, and oh maybe, some product promotions alerts from their marketing department. All these should be available without opening up and logging on to multiple applications. This is because one of the performance measures for an agent is the Average Handling Time.
There should also be a workflow engine that should trigger actions from different events during the course of call engagement e.g., in a Telco space, probably provisioning of a new subscriber service or Waiving of a credit card charge in a Credit Card company.
There is a lot to do and maybe a CRM application can't fulfill all those requirements, especially on this very fast and remote customer engagement. However a new technology platform called the Customer Care Framework or CCF might be the answer.
The intent is not to provide great details of CCF (you can find more of those here but this blog article is intended to provide you some basic knowledge on how you can build Contact Center Agent desktop via CCF and expose rich customer profile from Microsoft Dynamics CRM.
Figure 1. CCF High Level Architecture
As described from the high level architecture diagram, we will be doing some work in the bottom layer where Operational Support System (OSS)/Basic Service Set (BSS) systems resides. And to give you some motivation, Figure 2 is the example of a Contact Center Agent desktop which will attempt to achieve at the end.
Figure 2: Microsoft CRM inside CCF
First make sure you have installed and configured a running CCF system (for this article we will be using Microsoft® Customer Care Framework 2005 .NET 2.0 Edition). You can get the bits if you are a subscriber of MSDN from its distributed media or download it via MSDN downloads.
Some pre-requisite software and services for CCF are:
You will also be needing Visual Studio 2005 and Microsoft Dynamics CRM 3.0 which by the way can be placed on one single machine or a Virtual PC image.
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we have found that appliction which are hosted inside CCF ie CRM show a degraded performance as compared to launched outside CCF as a standalone ..
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