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Kaplan University, a leader in higher education innovation, will host its next Visionary Voices webinar live from the third annual Techonomy Conference. The webinar will feature noted cyber expert Art Coviello, executive vice president for EMC Corporation and executive chairman of RSA, the security division of EMC.
Delivered in real-time via Kaplan's KAPx interactive platform, the one-on-one interview will be conducted by Kaplan University Dean of the School of Information Technology Dr. David DeHaven. The one-hour conversation will center on technology's dual-edged sword—how it improves lives and business functions while also posing increased risks for security vulnerabilities. The webinar will also touch on the growing need for trained, qualified personnel to identify and reduce cyber threats.
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- To register, please use Google Chrome or Mozilla Firefox as your Internet browser. Then log on to https://kapx.kaplan.com/events/visionnary-voices-webinar-with-art-coviello/register. Registration will ensure that you receive a reminder to attend. If you are unable to attend at the scheduled date and time, please register and we will email you the recording of this event.
- To attend the webinar on Monday, November 12, please use Google Chrome or Mozilla Firefox as your Internet browser. Then log on to https://kapx.kaplan.com/events/visionnary-voices-webinar-with-art-coviello/ a few minutes prior to 8 p.m. ET. Log in using your email address and the password you created to register for the event.
Leaders from all over the world will soon gather in Arizona for the 2012 Techonomy Conference for a multidisciplinary conversation among some of the best minds in technology, economics and business about harnessing technology's potential for business and social progress. Kaplan University is the official education partner of Techonomy.
Art Coviello, EVP of EMC Corporation and executive chairman of RSA, is a sought-after speaker who has been called on to address Congress as a cyber security expert. He has been interviewed by CNN Money, the Washington Post, Forbes and others. Under Coviello's stewardship of RSA Security, the company became widely known as a leader in authentication and encryption, and identity and access management. He plays a key role in several national cyber security initiatives.
Dr. David DeHaven, dean of Kaplan University's School of Information Technology, has more than 20 years of information technology and business experience. He previously served as chief technology officer of Northrop Grumman and is also an active board member for several IT consulting companies.
About Kaplan University
Kaplan University offers a different school of thought for higher education. It strives to help adult students unlock their talent by providing a practical, student-centered education that prepares them for careers in some of the fastest-growing industries. The University, which has its main campus in Davenport, Iowa, and its headquarters in Chicago, is accredited by The Higher Learning Commission (www.ncahlc.org) and is a member of the North Central Association of Colleges and Schools. Kaplan University serves nearly 50,000 online and campus-based students. The University has 11 campuses in Iowa, Nebraska, Maryland and Maine, and Kaplan University Learning Centers in Maryland, Wisconsin, Indiana, Missouri and Florida.
Kaplan University is one of Kaplan, Inc.'s higher education institutions, which serve approximately 73,000 students online and through approximately 70 campus-based schools across the United States. Kaplan's higher education schools offer a spectrum of academic opportunities, from certificates and diplomas to graduate and professional degrees, including a juris doctor degree. Kaplan, Inc. is a leading international provider of educational and career services for individuals, schools and businesses. It is a subsidiary of The Washington Post Company (NYSE: WPO), and its largest division. For more information about Kaplan University, visit www.kaplanuniversity.edu.
About KAPx
Kaplan Inc.'s new KAPx™ learning platform (www.kapx.net) provides for student-instructor interaction with live feedback tools in an online "hangout" format, which can be used to engage participants across the country or around the world. KAPx™ is designed to promote student success and includes such features as allowing the presenter to remotely control the view that participants see in their course materials. The platform allows the presenter to webcast the sessions live, leveraging YouTube and Google+ Hangouts. It also permits participants to sign up in advance and allows the presenter to capture user data. Other functionalities include: real-time polling; question-and-answer sessions; and real-time chat between speakers and participants.
About Techonomy
The Conference
Founded by former Visionary Voices guest David Kirkpatrick, Techonomy is a conference about how technology is transforming society, the workplace, and the way we live. Techonomy focuses on the centrality of technology to business and social progress and the urgency of embracing the rapid pace of change brought by technology. Every major issue going forward will be affected by how it intersects with technology innovation.
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In this talk, we will review some aspects of the stellar magnetism and in particular what numerical simulations tell us about the physical processes underlying the observations.
In solar-like stars, a convective dynamo is thought to be responsible for the presence and evolution of magnetic fields. One step of this dynamo process is the emergence of magnetic flux from the interior where it is created and organised to the exterior where it emerges as sunspots. We will show the results of 3D numerical simulations of such a process.
Intermediate-mass stars have a probably different type of magnetism. Some A stars (Ap stars) possess strong large-scale magnetic fields which seem to remain rather stable in time. Some recent observations now tend to show that another class of A stars exists, which exhibit a more complex and weak magnetic field, organized at smaller scales at their surfaces. We try to understand such a magnetic dichotomy by numerically investigating the stability of magnetic fields created by differential rotation in the stellar radiative envelope.
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These bars slip in one nutrient that kids wont even know they're eating: textured vegetable protein, which gives them low-fat soy protein. The bananas are not only delicious but a great a source of potassium for their overworked muscles.
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Slimy, single-eyed abominations that first appeared in Sir-Tech's 1982 Wizardry: The Knight of Diamonds Apple II roleplaying video game. Said title was later ported, often in an enhanced graphical format, to other computer platforms and gaming consoles; it is also available as a selection on several Wizardry compilation packs. Evil Eyes are always encountered in pairs; they have no tolerance for other monster species, so you will never find them traveling in the company of other creatures. While they typically attack any humans or demihumans that they run across, without provocation, friendly specimens are not unheard of.
An Evil Eye has several offensive options at its disposal, but the creature primarily relies on its deadly gaze attack. By concentrating, and focusing its skull-shaped pupil upon the desired target, an Evil Eye can induce violent, systemic hemorrhaging in the body of the victim [4-32 (4D8) points of damage per use.] It doesn't matter if the object of this assault meets the creature's stare or not, nor is blindness a defense; the target can, however, avoid the effects of this baleful glare by quickly moving out of, or blocking, the Evil Eye's line of sight. These gooey fiends can also expel clouds of toxic vapor from their pores, anyone unfortunate enough to breath this noxious gas will be poisoned; death follows soon after if the venom isn't neutralized in a timely manner. Finally, Evil Eyes have some proficiency in the wizardly arts; they can cast spells from the first two levels of the Mage's school of magic. This amounts to minor offensive spells, inducing sleep, and defense sapping/boosting--nothing too dangerous, although falling asleep in the middle of a battle with a creature that can potentially fatally poison you or rupture your blood vessels just by glancing in your direction is definitely a tactical concern of no small importance.
It is difficult to injure an Evil Eye's slimy, rubbery flesh; unless one's aim is true, physical attacks often slide off on impact instead of causing any appreciable harm (targeting the eye is generally the most effective strategy.) This, coupled with the creature's lack of discernible vital organs, grants it an impressive natural Armor Class of zero. Evil Eyes also enjoy a degree of general magical immunity (spells only work on them 75% of the time.)
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July on average is fourth-driest month in Oklahoma
NORMAN — Recent rains in central Oklahoma may help ease the sting of summer, a local climatologist said.
July is the fourth-driest month in Oklahoma, and it was living up to that reputation until the weekend.
As of 3 p.m. Monday, the Oklahoma Mesonet weather network station in Kingfisher had recorded 3.3 inches of rain, while Norman had received 2.9 inches, and the site in west Oklahoma City had measured 2.8 inches. Those were among the rainfall leaders since Saturday.
Going into Monday, the statewide daily average temperature for July 1-14, from the Oklahoma Mesonet was 80.2 degrees, 0.7 degrees below normal.
Oklahoma City's official high temperature Monday at Will Rogers World Airport was 78 degrees.
The average high for July 15 is 94 degrees.
"We have really gotten lucky with this little summertime storm system," said Gary McManus, of the Oklahoma Climatological Survey.
"The moisture it brings can mean a much milder summer from this point thanks to the additional soil moisture. We should see more green after this, which will also help keep those extreme summer temperatures down a bit.
"It can still get hot ... it is summertime in Oklahoma, after all. But this might have saved part of the state from some of that misery."
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The statewide rainfall average for July is 2.74 inches, McManus said.
By midafternoon Monday, some portions of the state had received 1 to more than 3 inches of rain since the weekend.
Conditions were getting dry again across all of Oklahoma, and for some, it marked a continuation of drought back to October 2010, McManus said.
"So anybody getting any rainfall will find it to be of great benefit," McManus said Monday afternoon.
"It had been over three weeks since we had a good widespread rain, so even those areas across central and east-central Oklahoma had started to head back toward drought once again, but of particular concern were north-central and southern Oklahoma.
"And some of those areas still have not seen much rainfall from the current system. Far western and far eastern Oklahoma have generally had less than a half of an inch thus far."
The current upper-level low pressure system bringing us this cool, wet weather formed along the East Coast and traveled west toward Oklahoma, McManus said.
"Normally, we see storm systems form to the west and head east," he said. "The fact that it is summer makes it even more unusual."
Often this time of year Oklahoma is under a large area of high pressure, known as a "heat dome."
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Rains are expected to continue, but taper off, into Wednesday, said Erin Maxwell of the National Weather Service's Norman Forecast Office. There is a slight chance of precipitation Thursday.
Far western Oklahoma still needs a lot of rain, McManus said.
"They have been in significant drought for about three years now," he said.
The little they have received from this system hasn't been enough to kill the drought, McManus added.
"They could certainly put a dent in it if they can squeeze a bit more out in the next few days," McManus said. "Northeastern and southeastern Oklahoma are sliding back toward drought, and they haven't seen much rain with this system either. Central Oklahoma up and down the I-35 corridor seems to be doing well, with some exceptions."


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Started by dorkalicious , Nov 17 2012 04:28 PM
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Posted 17 November 2012 - 04:28 PM
We would like to stay this side of the city but are prepared to move to be in the zone for a good school for DS. That's why I'm asking now (he is only 2) we are starting to look at buying a house and schooling will be a major factor in our location choice.
So tell me in the Northern suburbs and North-East suburbs (not too close to CBD as its too pricey) what suburbs/schools would you recommend? Not too phased by public/private as the quality of the school is what matters to us.
Posted 17 November 2012 - 09:16 PM
Two things....
Different schools are "good" to different people. So I love an academic school and other people love one with great drama or art or multi age or whatever floats your boat!
So if you can give us more of an idea of what school you are looking for that might help. Of course you probably don't know cos your kid is two!
Second, and I didn't take this advice, try to think not only of primary zones but secondary zones. My secondary zoned high school is not right for us (again, some people love it but most locals don't go there cos it's not 'academic') but I didn't' even think of that when we moved here. Now my son is in high school. It does happen! Say, as a different example, Collingwood college is loved by some and avoided by many.
I have heard anecdotally that some of the Ivanhoe schools are good, is that the sort of area you are after? Not many public high schools round there though I think? Some travel down to Kew. But several private. Wait till someone more local to there chimes in cos it's not my area.
Posted 18 November 2012 - 10:32 AM
Thanks for the response
It's hard to say what kind of school but I think an all-rounder would be best. We are academically minded people but I wouldn't want to exclude other areas if they become of interest to him IYKWIM?
Ivanhoe is a possibility for sure- not prepared to head down Kew way...
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Local view: Compromise needed to solve Minnesota's EPA, mining dilemmas
On June 2 the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency announced tough regulations that require Minnesota and other states to cut coal-fired plant carbon emissions 41 percent by 2030. The announcement came in the midst of a war on the Iron Range pitting environmental and tribal groups against new copper-nickel mining supporters and construction unions. The timing is fortunate as the need to convert or replace our coal-fired electrical power provides us with a unique opportunity to end this Range war.
Along with carbon and carbon dioxide emissions, burning coal releases huge amounts of mercury and sulfur. The EPA website states that mercury is a naturally occurring element found in air, water and soil and can be dispersed in various ways. Human-made sources account for 70 percent of all mercury deposition; the other 30 percent arrive from natural sources such as volcanoes and forest fires. Approximately half of all mercury emissions arrive from sources outside the U.S.
According to the EPA's 2008 National Emissions Inventory, coal-fired electric power plants account for 48 percent of total human-made U.S. mercury emissions. Another 3 percent is attributed to gold mining. Ferrous and nonferrous mining, not listed as EPA major sources, are lumped together with dozens of "other sources."
Tribal groups are concerned that high levels of sulfate in lakes and wetlands adversely affect wild rice. The EPA also reveals that coal-fired plants can release large amounts of sulfur to the atmosphere, where it's oxidized to sulfate and eventually deposited in rain or snow. According to the U.S. Geological Survey rainwater calculator, more than 500 trillion gallons of contaminated rain falls into the 1.1 million-acre Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness every year. Minnesota's Arrowhead region is even larger.
The best approach to significantly reduce sulfate and mercury pollution in our wilderness areas is not to shut down the mining industry but to upgrade our coal-fired power plants.
All of this would be expensive. However, we can use present and future mining taxes to pay for a substantial portion of the costs needed to upgrade our electric power plants. The 2012 Mining Tax Guide, published by the Minnesota Department of Revenue, illustrates how it can be done.
Taconite production taxes, ad valorem taxes and property taxes are distributed to regional cities and townships, school districts, counties, the Indian Affairs Council, and regional funds and associations. The Occupational Tax is distributed statewide, with 40 percent going to elementary and secondary education and 10 percent to the University of Minnesota. These distributions could be left untouched. The remaining 50 percent of the Occupational Tax and all other taconite mining taxes distributed to the state general fund, which amounted to about $36 million in 2011, could be reallocated, along with all future copper-nickel mining taxes to replace or upgrade state coal-fired power plants in order to achieve EPA carbon emissions regulations by 2030. This also would eliminate the largest sources of mercury and other harmful pollutants contaminating our wilderness areas.
New copper-nickel-PGM mining has 70 percent support in northern Minnesota and 50 percent statewide. Minnesota tribes have a right to protect wild rice harvests. All Minnesotans want fish that are safe to eat.
It seems a waste to fight over a mining industry that contributes less than 3 percent of the pollution in the U.S. when lawmakers can choose instead to use the taxes generated by that industry to upgrade coal-fired power plants that feed our need for electricity.
Compromise is the solution. By reallocating mining taxes from an area designated for mining and forestry, we can eliminate 48 percent of the mercury and other harmful pollutants contaminating our wilderness areas. We can help power companies meet new EPA carbon emission standards and avoid skyrocketing utility bills.
Best of all, we can end this Iron Range war.
Harlan Christensen is a PolyMet Mining shareholder, formerly of Duluth, who now lives in the Twin Cities area.
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The U.S. this month launched its largest-ever effort to curb the pollution blamed for climate change. The EPA ordered carbon dioxide emissions from coal-fired power plants slashed by 30 percent from 2005 levels by the year 2030. While some are skeptical the new standard will do anything but increase costs and decimate economies, others fear the standards won't be enough and may have come too late.
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Delores Stark Jones, 74, a native of Labadieville and resident of Thibodaux, died Sunday, April 2, 2006.
Visitation will be from 11 a.m. to funeral time Friday at St. Luke Catholic Church in Thibodaux. Mass will be at 1 p.m. Friday at the church, with burial in Moses Baptist Church Cemetery.
She is survived by six sisters, Carolyn Davis, Gladys Keyes and Connie Carter of Labadieville, Margurite Domino of Baton Rouge, JoAnn Walker and Alice Keller of Thibodaux; three brothers, James Albert Starks Jr. and Donald Starks Sr. of Thibodaux and Ronald Starks of Gretna; one daughter-in-law, Barbara Jones of Thibodaux; and two grandchildren.
She was preceded in death by her husband, Leonard Jones; her parents, James Sr. and Hazel Starks; one son, Delbert Jones; two brothers, Norman Starks and George Starks; one sister, Brenda Starks Young; and her grandparents, Sidney and Henry Starks and Louise and George Adams.
She was a retired Assumption Parish schoolteacher and a member of Grambling Alumni Association.
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Travel with the BCCC Foundation to the Emerald IslePublished 5:31pm Monday, July 21, 2014
The Beaufort County Community College Foundation is sponsoring a 10-day trip to Ireland that will include a drive along one of the most beautiful coastal routes in the world – the Ring of Kerry.
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A special presentation about the trip is scheduled for 6 p.m. Tuesday, Aug. 26, at the Washington/Beaufort County Chamber of Commerce. Those interested in attending the presentation are asked to reserve a place by contacting the Chamber office at 252-946-9168 or by email at firstname.lastname@example.com.
The cost of the trip is $3,359 per person based on double occupancy at hotels in Dublin, Waterford, Killarney, Limerick and Kingscourt, eight breakfasts and five dinners during the trip, round-trip airfare from Raleigh-Durham International Airport, air taxes and fees and hotel transfers. Transportation to the airport in Raleigh is available for an additional charge of $60.
A deposit of $250 per person is required at the time of registration. The final payment will be due by Feb. 20, 2015.
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James Brooke-Smith is an Assistant Professor of English Literature at the University of Ottawa. He has published articles in Configurations and Literature Compass on Romantic literature, media studies, and the history of science and technology. He is currently at work on a book, Romantic Pedagogies: Education and Media in Great Britain, 1780-1830, which studies the role of the multi-media classroom in Romantic print culture.


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As long as you continue to put up insane revenue expectations The Street will expect the same and when those goals are not met chaos will ensue with the stock price. The aspect of not meeting revenue expectations ends up being the norm in alot of companies especially one that has not even launched anything.
by over the top, you mean crushing the market the past five years??? BTW, by year 6, there will be 15m American screens being done between 1st years and repeats. Do the math on that.
Sentiment: Strong Buy
Don't know how you can go over the top with this stock. Potential is insane.
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I agree with Cheerleader; you do not know what you are talking about. First, Cologuard is DNA molecular based and blood and urine markers are not anywhere better. Secondly, EXAS has proprietary inttellectual rights to the primary causal markers. Thirdly, even if something was on the drawing boards, it would be over 5 years away--during which Cologuard will soak up a willing marketplace. If you know how to run spread sheets and understand the CRC and colonoscopy markets, you would realize that Cologuard, alone, has the potential to exceed $10 billion at less than $400 a test. The current market valuation is actually assuming too little in the way of revenue potential for EXAS, if you understand how to perform DCF calculations for revenue and income projections. You do not understand how to value a company like EXAS. This is a real company and you should not trade its stock using seat-of-the pants trading rules and karma.
Sentiment: Strong Buy
You clearly do not understand how the biotech investing game works.
Besides, the Street only expects a $300 pricing reimbursement by CMS.
If ColoGuard gets $400 or $450 or $500 the stock will explode for another upleg!
LMAO what makes you a rocket scientist. Reality Joe/Jane average is not at home saying wow can't wait to do this and send my #$%$ into UPS. Once a company comes out with a non stool test that puts up better #'s than FIT Cologuard is in deep #$%$ no pun intended
Do you really think a message board is going to move the stock price significantly when institutions and insiders own 90% of the stock. By the way, I'm selling some land down in southern Florida....interested??
If it's in Key West I should have enough in a couple of years..... maybe buy an island with my EXAS profits. ;-)
Thank you the voice of reason !!!!!!!!!!
nonsense. projections are based on $300 test. get bent and enjoy


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The sources said the SFO was looking at information it had been handed by the UK Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) some months ago linked to an inquiry into alleged manipulation of benchmark rates, including one used to set the fees on a taxpayer-backed funding scheme for banks.
Lloyds, 25 percent state-held, declined to comment, saying only that it assists all authorities with investigations. The SFO simply said it worked closely with UK and overseas agencies.
On Monday, Lloyds was fined a joint $370 million (219 million pounds) by the FCA and U.S. regulators for its part in a global interest rate rigging scandal. Lloyds also became the first bank to face allegations of attempting to manipulate the "repo" rate.
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