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TheSmokeMonster Mar 10, 2012 11:30 AM
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z t
as stated, I hope you filed feedback for this as well as Apple doesnt really take posts on the ASC as feedback they can file.
samhaque Mar 10, 2012 11:42 AM
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z t wrote:
I can't believe almost a year onwards this problem still exists. I thought by now Lion would be safe to upgrade to as I assumed the bugs would be sorted out.
Its a funny thing really. About two weeks ago, as soon as I posted in this thread saying Apple doesn't listen to their customers if they don't agree with them. Right away some fanboy type replied Apple DO listen.
Then again, this problem existed for so long and people have been sending in requests to Apple ever since. What did Apple do about it? They don't agree with us, so they won't give us what we need. Plain and simple. People are saying this problem exists in Mountain Lion too. We are screwed.
I see Apple's dilema though. They have designed the full screening behaviour to use 'virtual desktops' (I'm new to Mac, but think it was called Spaces before) even while using a single display. If you think about it, when you are using 2 displays and you want to fullscreen, say, 5 apps, what will happen? 2 apps on your main display and 3 on the other? or all 4 on the other? Who gets to decide? And the REAL problem - all these 'screens' will be using so much memory that your Mac will surely become very slow; when Lion is already a resource hog and slower than SL.
This desperate need to turn OS X into iOS's cousin has made them design full screen method in a way where you can swipe left and right to switch apps, just like on a smartphone or tablet. That is fine when you are considering just one display because your MBP or MBA or Mac Mini can handle a few virtual desktops without problem. But when you add a second, most possibly a larger display, this virtual desktop business has to be tightly limited to make sure it still works fluidly on 4GB of RAM.
And there is your problem!
Knowing Apple, they rarely back away from a decision because it means they made a mistake. Which is what it is in this case. Therefore, its possible they are trying to figure out a way to do what we want without completely altering the current full screening behavior. I am doubtful that it can be done in any other way. The ONLY way to acheive this is by killing the swiping virtual desktops when a 2nd display is added, and simply letting you use just those 2 desktops on 2 displays.
Somehow they do not like that solution. But this is such a no brainer and not to mention that EVERY other OS does it! When they were busy designing the swipe-to-as-many-apps-you-like method, they simply didn't worry about secondary displays. Is it because ultimately they are going to do away with secondary displays unless you are on Mac Pro with multiple GPUs? And turn all Mac portables into anvanced iDevices? Scarily possible. Because there is no f'ing reason to black out one display when full screening on the other. No UI designer would do that even by mistake. Apple is up to something with this full screening business. Because they have effectively killed the conveninece of multiple displays on OS X. And they HAD to do that simply because of the swipeable apps feature they took from iOS.
Think hard people. We are not going to get it how we want. Thats all there is to it in the end.
Joe Kinlaw Mar 10, 2012 12:52 PM
in response to donebylee
Just sent additional feedback. Keep sending guys. I really do think Apple cares, just need to get someone's attention.
billchase2 Mar 13, 2012 8:04 AM
in response to donebylee
I just submitted feedback to Apple, as I've run into the same issue.
WaldenGreen Mar 13, 2012 11:10 AM
in response to donebylee
It is interesting that this thread has brought to light a lot of anxiety beyond this single issue.
But, as someone who works "in the industry" (I work with 50+macs every day and 200+ Mac users); I will speak up to say this:
I too feel quite strongly that this issue is a symptom of a growing problem at Apple: They are crippling their computers with poor software design - specifically with UI design decision which are a slap-in-the-face to usability. Eliminating proper multi-monitor support can't possibly be an accident or a "bug" - someone at Apple truly feels that this is the way to go. It makes absolutely no sense, but not only Lion but other Apple products have suffered from this poor-UI and reduced-functionality recently. iPhoto comes to mind right away, with the new "full screen" mode which somehow Apple thinks we will not notice is actually no longer full-screen. It *was* full screen in many previous versions - and those versions also supported multiple screens to some extent (adjustment pallate could be moved to a second screen), but the latest iPhoto is essentially crippled, just as Lion is. There are many, many other objective rather than subjective problems that can be pointed to in recent Apple software redesigns - but Apple appears not to care.
Possibly the scariest thing of all however, is that I've yet to meet a single person in real life who actually likes Mac OS X Lion. I've had to revert dozens of computers to Snow Leopard because real-life users HATE Lion. One organization I work with has specifically decided that they will purchase no new Macs for now because they don't want to run Lion. They've replaced two failed machines with used equipment from a small local reseller becasue those machines could run Snow Leopard. I hear complaints every single day over and over about Lion and how difficult it is to use (and personally, I agree that it is much more difficult to use than Snow Leopard). Yes, I've read online that some people like Lion, but I am not exaggerating when I say that I've NEVER met such a person in real life. I also get the feeling that these "people who like Lion" would like absolutely anything from Apple, period. I just don't see much objectivity or honesty from that group. It's the little things that can make or break a product. In Apple's case, the single overwhelmingly most vital and important thing has always been not the underlying OS, but the UI: The user experience was always top-notch (well, there was that 7.5 era, in which one could not really tell how good the UI was because the computer crashed every few minutes. That was a dark time for sure). In one "update" they've managed to destroy almost completely the UI of their operating system and they do not seem to understand what they have done. Lion is, by any objective point of view, less consistant, less clear, less easy to use, and less capable than the OS which came before it. Now, when Windows finally, after years of failure, become good (Win7), is NOT the time for Apple to begin destroying their own UI. It's just nuts.
This whole Multiple-Monitor support suddenly vanishing is just one glaring example of something being very wrong in the Apple UI design division currently...
Simonp123456 Mar 14, 2012 5:40 AM
in response to WaldenGreen
I think you could be a little more specific about exactly why you are condeming Lion to such an extent. I have come to live with the Dual Monitor full screen support . As it stands the only time I see this problem is when I switch to full screen mode screen sharing. When I want to use the second mac that is normally used as the second monitor, ( to set up my VM's or update my iPod... ) .
I use the Microsoft RDC remote viewer to connect to my PC and this goes into full screen perfectly on one monitor. I use VM Ware fusion which also ( even in the latest version so I believe ) does not use the native Lion full screen function, so also works correctly. So in my case where I only occaisionally have to use the 'blank sreen' full screen mode I find it quite easy to use cntl and arrow to switch between them.
I have to say it does make me wince a little whilst I am sitting there looking at a £1400 iMac dispplaying a black cloth , however fortunatly I have managed to more or less avoid the situation thus far. It's also worth pointing out that with the huge amount of resulution from a 27" iMac, full screening apps. like photoshop elements or itunes etc is not really a requirement or desire for me. What really concerns me is if at some point in the future my RDC or VMware is upgraded to 'support' the new Lion full screen mode.. who knows it might be time to head for Windows 8 by then LOL !
samhaque Mar 14, 2012 10:38 AM
in response to WaldenGreen
@WaldenGreen Thanks a lot for your input. We need someone like you to speak out about this to help the fanboys understand how bad the problem is. It is also a scary indication that Apple is now that thoughtless about their new designs. Your experience with so many Macs and so many Mac users makes you a one-man survey. People are hating Lion for all sorts of reasons.
@Simonp123456 You are not having a big problem right now because a lot of these app makers have updated their apps with their own full screen workaround. Apple's own apps are still blacking out other screens. Quicktime is so useless right now its beyond funny. How do you watch any iTunes store bought video without sacrificing your second screen?
This frustration is not all about fullscreen fiasco, its also about what it reveals about Apple. If they start making such disasterous design decisions, how long will it be until they conpletely destroy everything thats so great about Mac? All Mac forums these days are full of the term "workaround". VLC, MplayerX and many other apps now have their own fullscreen method to bypass OS X's native method. We are not having a big problem these days because these apps have adjusted to work as we like. When will Apple adjust to how customers like it?
TheSmokeMonster Mar 14, 2012 3:27 PM
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PvT Mar 14, 2012 5:55 PM
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I just sent the following to feedback per TheSmokeMonster's aformentioned link:
"Unable to open fullscreen Quicktime, after I have dragged it to secondary monitor and select full screen. QT window just reverts to main monitor.
I just added VLC and same reverting to main screen occurs when attempting full screen.
Although when using Safari or Chrome browser and wanting secondary monitor fullscreen ie: YouTube or other, then all I have to do is drag the browser page over to secondary monitor, select fullscreen in the video window and viola I get full screen on secondary monitor.
I have read that doing this with Quicktime (or maybe other players as well) worked in OSX's prior to lion."
Many thanks, please advise!
samhaque Mar 14, 2012 6:11 PM
in response to PvT
@PvT Such politeness!
Thanks for doing that. Everybody needs to send feedback about this.
JamesJM Mar 14, 2012 10:30 PM
in response to PvT
Again, where "SPECIFICALLY" in the feedback should we reply... "NAME" each selection. I think we'd get a LOT further if the feedback was going to the same place. - JamesJM
TheSmokeMonster Mar 15, 2012 1:42 AM
in response to JamesJM
I think I did it under interface Aqua but could also see it under Peripherals.
klocknox Mar 18, 2012 4:22 AM
in response to donebylee
WaldenGreen is right, people must not expect a solution coming from Apple. I didn't read all 17 pages of this thread so I don't know if it got posted already but here's a glitchy but working solution (thanks to Tom Medley):
- Arrange the application windows you want to have on your second screen as you would like them. You will not be able to rearrange them once they are there.
- Completely quit the applications you wish to use on your second monitor, e.g. terminal, Chrome.
- Full screen your app
- Using the trackpad, swipe with three fingers a little bit, so that just the edge of the next space is visible (but it won't switch when you let go)
- Keeping your fingers on the trackpad, hit cmd + space to open Spotlight and type in the name of the program you wish to launch on the second monitor
- Hit enter to launch the program, wait for the window to display, then you can take your fingers off the trackpad.
- Repeat steps 4-6 for any other apps you wish to launch!
This solution is far from perfect, but it works reliably so it's a usable workaround until !@$%? actually fix this.
I recommend experimenting different scenarios keeping steps 456 in mind. Also, the VLC app works great for videos once configured! I know, I know... almost everyone knows that one but just in case...
TheSmokeMonster Mar 18, 2012 6:20 AM
in response to klocknox
This is not just about getting a window to display in fullscreen app mode in a second monitor while you have another one displayed. it's about the whole functionality of the fullscreen apps and being able to gesture through them just like an iPad.
Now having finally purchased my own iPad I came back to say that I want this to work with fullscreen apps more then ever.
I've already filed feedback.
To assume Apple is not concerned with customer satisfaction is not my experience. If Apple was the company some of you are refering to I probably wouldn't buy their products. But thankfully my own experience with Apple Care has been simply outstanding. They not only always solve my most pressing issues, they go above and beyond my expectations with their solutions.
Haters gonna hate.
TheReeser Mar 18, 2012 9:05 PM
in response to donebylee
Hey There Donebylee!
I am happy to tell you that I found a workaround!! After reading your complaint and being fustrated myself, someone mention VLC and it completely worked perfect!!! If you have VLC, do the following and as I type this I have a movie in fullscreen showing and my desktop running fine.
Go to VLC Preferences:
Click on Video
There you can set the default fullscreen monitor and and unclick Black out other monitors and BOOM, it works!
Hope this helps!

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America's policy on immigration and customs also took a hard turn to enforcement following the 9/11 attacks, says Utah State University history professor Kimberly Hernandez.
The federal Immigration and Naturalization Service was placed under the Department of Homeland Security umbrella and transformed into Immigration Customs Enforcement.
Despite the enforcement emphasis and renewed attention paid to international visitors who overstay work, travel and education visas, immigration reform remains a back burner concern, she said. The last serious attempt was a bipartisan effort on the part of political oddfellows Sen. John McCain, R-Ariz. and Sen. Ted Kennedy, D-Mass in 2006, said Hernandez.
"Right now, we cannot even have this conversation because things have changed so much in the political landscape, with the recession and (Mexican) drug wars," Hernandez said.
While controlling the borders is arguably one aspect of homeland security, many people targeted in enforcement activities "are a completely different group of people than those we became concerned with after 9/11," Hernandez said.
McCormack said border control measures may deter some from entering the United States but "you can evade detection if you're serious, committed and have the resources."
The federal government also deals with the issue of undocumented immigrants by conducting workplace raids or auditing employee records to determine whether workers are authorized to work in the United States.
"We have labor laws. Undocumented workers are not supposed be hired in the first place," Hernandez said.
However, because of workforce demands, the nation's unofficial policy with respect to hiring and retaining undocumented workers has largely been a wink-and-nod arrangement to ensure the hospitality and service industries, among others, have a labor force.
"What would it take, to actually take away the wink-and-nod, would be enforcing the law.
"It would take more government, which is unlikely, especially in this climate when people are calling for less government," she said.
McCormack said it is important to understand that acts of mass terror have occurred throughout man's history. In the book of Deuteronomy, Hebrew tribes are commanded by God that once they reach Canaan, they are to annihilate the peoples they find in cities reserved for them, he said. Later came human slaughter by Mogol hordes and Roman Catholic attacks on Muslims during the Crusades.
"Widespread attacks on civilians have always been around," McCormack said. "The question is, how do you respond to it?"
McCormack said the United States, post 9/11, squandered an opportunity to address terrorism through international cooperation.
"We blew it. The bottom line is, on Sept. 12, 2001, we had an opportunity to rebuild the way the world thinks about violence, threats and security. We went in the polar opposite direction most people wanted it to go. We tried to meet violence with violence and go it on our own and it's a shame."
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Monday, June 25, 2012
WASHINGTON (AP) — The Supreme Court on Monday threw out mandatory life in prison without parole for juveniles. The ruling continued its trend of holding that children cannot be automatically punished the same way as criminal adults without considering their age and other factors.
The 5-4 decision split along ideological lines: The court's four liberals and swing vote Justice Anthony Kennedy joined to order states and the federal government to allow judges and juries to consider a juvenile's age when they hand down sentences for some of the harshest crimes, instead of making life in prison without parole automatic.
By making youth "irrelevant to imposition of that harshest prison sentence, such a scheme poses too great a risk of disproportionate punishment," wrote Justice Elena Kagan, who was joined in the majority opinion by Kennedy and Justices Ruth Bader Ginsburg, Stephen Breyer and Sonia Sotomayor.
Monday's decision left open the possibility that individual judges could sentence juveniles to life without parole in individual cases of murder, but said state and federal laws cannot automatically impose such a sentence.
This decision is in line with others the court has made, including ruling out the death penalty for juveniles and life without parole for young people whose crimes did not involve killing.
Dissenting, the court's four conservatives said nothing in the Constitution forbids laws requiring mandatory life in prison without parole for juveniles. Chief Justice John Roberts was joined in the main dissent by Justices Antonin Scalia, Clarence Thomas and Samuel Alito. Alito also wrote separately and read his dissent aloud in the courtroom.
Under the majority opinion, Alito said, "Even a 17 1/2-year-old who sets off a bomb in crowded mall or guns down a dozen students and teachers is a 'child' and must be given a chance to persuade a judge to permit his release into society. Nothing in the Constitution supports this arrogation of legislative authority."
Twenty-six states and the federal government have made life in prison without parole mandatory for some types of murder and allowed it to be applied to 14-year-olds, court papers said. In addition, Louisiana has some mandatory life without parole sentences for 15-year-olds, and Texas has some for 17-year-olds.
The court's ruling was based on the Constitution's Eighth Amendment prohibition against cruel and unusual punishment.
Strange said he didn't expect the ruling to be applied retroactively to others whose sentences are already final. And while Miller will get another sentencing hearing, "the prosecution will have a compelling argument that he should receive a life-without-parole sentence," he said.
In Arkansas, prosecutor Scott Ellington said he expected the state Supreme Court to notify prosecutors, lawyers for Jackson and any others affected by the ruling to tell them what happens next. "The speculation is that those cases that are affected in this case will have to have a new sentencing hearing," Ellington said.
According to data provided to the court, roughly 2,500 people are behind bars for life with no chance of winning their freedom for murders they committed before their 18th birthday. More than 2,000 of them were there because the sentence was mandated by a legislature.
Advocates say 79 of them are in prison for crimes that took place when they were 14 or younger.
The cases were Miller v. Alabama, 10-9646 and Jackson v. Hobbs, 10-9647.
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May 2, 2008 6:40AM EDT
I think the shows are completely different but i love them both, different kinds of humor
Jul 31, 2008 4:51AM EDT
I think they're very similar, and Tim (UK version of Jim) is very similar. This show is still pretty funny though not nearly as funny as the US version of The Office. Steve Carrell is just too funny.
Aug 3, 2008 3:46AM EDT
There are not as many pratical jokes...that is what kills me on the US version.
Sep 4, 2008 10:07PM EDT
"Haha this is so much like the office in america"
That might have something to do with the fact that the american office is based on the UK one, Also Jim is the US version of Tim.. seeing as the UK office was out before US lol.


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"I so wanted to love this book . . ."
Like so many others, I loved The Passage and was counting down the days until The Twelve was available on Audible. Sadly, the book did not live up to my expectations. All the compelling tension of the first book seemed to be missing from this one. The story had its moments, mostly in the second half, but characters that seemed so complex and 3-dimensional in The Passage felt flat. Scott Brick is one of my favorite narrators, but I felt that he contributed to the slow pace of the novel this time. I ended up listening on 1.5X speed which helped move the book along. Will I take on the third book in the trilogy? Probably, but I hope Mr. Cronin listens to his critics.
"Come to me..come to me..part 2."
In terms of being an epic journey, near the top. Certainly this continues the journey started in "The Passage", both adding more detail, plot and complexities, as well rounding out characters and backfilling the story.
The battle scenes are fascinating.
He needs to cover alot of ground, and does a remarkable job in that regard. He is my favourite performer however, so I am naturally biased.
The Journey
Part 2 of this sprawling series ( I believe it will be a trilogy ) is engrossing ( sometimes gross as well ) and both mystical , almost too much so for it's own good at times, and a wonderful addition to the genre. Most listeners will look me in looking forward to the final installment.
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"Couldn't get past the first half hour."
I listened to and enjoyed The Passage. The sequel started out with a bunch of pseudo-religious garbage read in exactly the sort of sing song voice you would expect for such nonsense.
Admittedly, I'm not a huge sic-fi fan, but I did enjoy The Passage. I certainly won't continue with either this author or reader.
My favorites are Simon Vance and Simon Preeble (sp?), but I generally enjoy the readers on audible. Not this one.
I would have thrown the whole thing in waste basket after reading the first chapter.
I know it is unfair to write such a negative review after listening to only a half hour or so, but I asked for my credit back on this one.
"Took a religious turn"
The first book was very interesting but this one I didn't get the timeline right away and it turned into an unimaginative religious thing I didn't like. I lost interest and never finished it.
"I'd rather read the yellow pages"
Justin Cronin should have more respect for me as a reader. The Passage was my favorite books this year, at least up until Alicia joins the army and Cronin stops writing and starts summarizing and loses his plot. It seems he never found that plot in the second book. I lasted five chapters and decided to stop. My time is precious.
Not write it at all and save the forest. The Passage is a stand alone book. Cronin should have developed the mirrors idea in the last half, as it seemed to be a most crucial plot point. He should have closed the story at the end, and have the virals defeated by the use of mirrors. Trilogies are financially clever, but artistically useless with most stories.
Just read the story, Scott. Give up the constant dramatic tremble. Otherwise, your voice is good and I felt sorry for you, having to read 700 pages of this and trying to give it a meaning.
N/A. Read five chapters and couldn't find the soul in any of the characters.
No more trilogies. If you need more than one book, the story is too long.
"Not a Scott Brick Fan"
Loved the story, but Scott Brick is a very mannered narrator. I hate to say it but his narration detracted from an otherwise great story.
"Glad this story ended"
I was so glad when this ended. So tired of listening to it. Should've stopped at book1. There are just too many stories, and too many characters, going on. Difficult to keep track of them all in an audio book. Some scenes are too descriptive, making them longer than necessary.
Eliminated unnecessary characters and their stories.
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"Brilliant second installment"
This book rates way up there with the best I've read. It's a terrific second installment. I too, like others have mentioned in reviews, struggled a bit with the first few chapters . I am so glad I stuck with it because it evolved into the amazing continuation of The Passage.
It is a deep, complicated and huge story. I loved it and am thrilled that there will be yet another part to this amazing trilogy.
"Good book, but a bit confusing at times"
Scott Brick does an amazing job narrating and Cronin is an excellent writer. Will check out the next book in the series when it's out and hope it doesn't jump around so much and leave so many empty holes.
The development of the virals is great. The story jumps around quite a bit and is a bit hard to follow at times. Some people in the story are built up, then sort of vanish and you don't hear anything about them. Maybe to be picked back up in the next book? Who knows.
Just as good as the first in the series.
Author, rabid Audible listener.
"Is Justin Cronin trying to write a new Bible?"
Get through the first few chapters of The Twelve and you will start back on the journey where The Passage left off. It was those first few chapters that really made me question whether I wanted to continue reading. Either Justin Cronin just meant to write the books this way or his head is getting too big.
The first part of The Twelve is downright difficult to read with scripture-like text getting all high and mighty about God's creation of Zero and how Amy will be the light, etc, etc. It is all very over the top.
That said, this is a very good and very dark outing. There is little to be happy about but you do get to learn a whole lot about the back story of the world being overrun by the virals. All the characters are treated incredibly well so you never feel like there is some 'side character'.. they are all very well developed.
If you read The Passage and want to get on with it, I suggest you do. If you are wondering whether this story is good for you, realize it can get very preachy.


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Ryback Talks About Being Compared to Others, WWE's 'Brought The Heat' List
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– WWE website listed their top 20 superstars who "brought the heat." WWE lists superstars and tag teams who had or have fiery personalities in and out of the ring.
– Harlem Heat
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– Ryback talks about the Goldberg comparisons since returning to WWE TV this year in an article in the July issued WWE Magazine. Ryback said, "All the Rob Van Dam comparisons are fine with me because we actually have the same airbrush guy. I feel like I'm a colorful person in terms of my personality… The plain black look just didn't cut it for me. It worked for Austin, it worked for Goldberg, but I'm not Austin or Goldberg – I'm Ryback."
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For the first quarter, the company guided a net loss of $1.6 - $0.8 million or a loss per share of 7 – 3 cents on sales of $210 - $214 million. The guidance is better than analysts' predictions for a loss of 9 cents a share on revenues of $205.46 million.
Similarly, for the year 2012, Cost Plus guided earnings of $26 - $28 million or $1.07 - $1.12 a share. Revenue is projected between $1.0 and $1.1 billion for the same period. Again, the company's outlook is higher than Street analysts' estimation of $1.05 a share on revenues of $1.01 billion.
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The company also sees same store sales of 5 – 6 percent for 2012.
For the fourth quarter, Cost Plus delivered net income from continuing operations of $36.7 million, up 27.4 percent from $28.8 million and earnings grew 25.8 percent to $1.56 a share from $1.24 a share in the year-ago quarter. Net sales rose 6.7 percent to $364.3 million from $341.6 million in the previous year quarter.
Street analysts' were predicting the company to deliver earnings of $1.50 a share on net sales of $361.81 million.
Analysts are positive on the stock as evidenced by their upward EPS revisions for 2012. The current 2012 estimate for EPS of $1.05 has been increased from 95 cents a share three months back and 98 cents from two months back. For the first quarter, analysts' have reduced their loss estimate to 9 cents a share from 10 cents a share predicted 90 days ago.
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Transition from High School to College
Transition Rates by Race/Ethnicity
Remedial Education in College
Expectations of college attendance have increased dramatically over the past 20 years, even among low-performing students. More than two-thirds of high school graduates attend college, and a rising proportion have taken a college preparatory curriculum in high school. The use of AP exams to gain college credit in high school has also increased, although research has shown that some colleges are less likely to award AP credit now than in the past. Despite greater numbers of students aiming for college, some college faculty are concerned that todays students are less well prepared in mathematics than previous generations of students. College-level remediation is also on the rise, and policymakers are increasingly concerned about the number of students needing to take remedial courses in college. This section reviews changes in the immediate transition from high school to college over the past 30 years, including changes by sex and by race/ethnicity. The final section discusses the growth of remediation at the college level, a trend that troubles both educators and policymakers who are concerned about the efficacy of the S&E pipeline.
Because most college students enroll in college immediately after completing high school, the percentage of high school graduates enrolled in college the October following graduation is an indicator of the total proportion who will ever enroll in college. College enrollment rates reflect both the accessibility of higher education to high school graduates and their assessments of the relative value of attending college compared with working, entering the military, or pursuing other possibilities.
Overall, immediate college enrollment rates for high school completers increased from 49 to 63 percent between 1972 and 1999. (See figure 1-20 .) Much of the growth in these rates between 1984 and 1999 was due to increases in the immediate enrollment rates for females at four-year institutions (see below.)
Some differences in immediate enrollment rates among groups of completers have not changed. The gap in rates between those from high- and low-income families persisted for each year between 1990 and 1999. Likewise, completers whose parents had attained a bachelors degree or higher were more likely than those with parents who had less education to enter college immediately after high school graduation for each year between 1990 and 1999 (NCES 2001b.)
Females are slightly more likely than males to make an immediate transition from high school to college. Between 1972 and 1999, immediate enrollment rates for female high school graduates increased faster than those for males. (See figure 1-20 .) Much of the increase between 1984 and 1999 was due to increases in female enrollment rates at four-year colleges, which rose from 34 to 43 percent over this 15-year period. In 1999, the enrollment rate at four-year institutions was 43 percent for females compared with 41 percent for males. That year, females were about as likely as males to enroll in two-year institutions after high school graduation (both about 21 percent) (NCES 2001b.)
Although males and females are similarly prepared to enter the math and science pipeline upon entering college, a large gender gap occurs in the selection of college majors (see sections on achievement and coursetaking in this chapter and chapter 2). However, the divergence in interest in math and science careers may start much earlier.
College transition rates for white and black high school graduates have increased over the past 30 years, while rates for Hispanic graduates have been stable. (See figure 1-20 .) Transition rates for white high school graduates increased from 50 percent in the early 1970s to about 60 percent in the mid-1980s and have fluctuated between 60 and 67 percent since then. After a period of decline in the late 1970s and early 1980s, the percentage of blacks enrolling in college immediately after high school graduation rose through the late 1980s, stagnated in the early 1990s, and increased again in the late 1990s. Since 1984, college transition rates for black graduates have increased faster than those for whites, thus closing much of the gap between the two groups. The enrollment rates for Hispanic graduates have shown no consistent growth since 1972, fluctuating between 45 and 65 percent from 1972 to 1997 (NCES 2001b.)
The type of institutions that high school graduates first attend can affect their likelihood of completing a bachelors degree. Students who begin their higher education at a two-year college are far less likely to earn a bachelors degree than are their counterparts who begin at a four-year college. In 1994, white graduates were twice as likely to enroll in a four-year college as a two-year college after high school, black graduates were about 1.5 times as likely, and Hispanic graduates were equally likely to enroll in a four-year college as a two-year college (NCES 1996b.)
Students who initially enroll part time in college are less likely to persist toward a bachelors degree than those who enroll full time (NCES 1996b.) Hispanic high school graduates ages 1824 were far more likely to be enrolled in college part time, as opposed to full time, than were their white or black counterparts in 1994. (See sidebar, "Who Is Prepared for College?")
Many students enter postsecondary education institutions lacking the reading, writing, or mathematics skills necessary to perform college-level work. Therefore, most institutions enrolling freshmen offer remedial courses to bring these students skills up to the college level (NCES 2000a.) Although some consider remedial courses as one way to expand educational opportunities for students with academic deficiencies, others feel that remedial instruction should be eliminated or strictly limited in four-year institutions.
In 1995, all public two-year and 81 percent of public four-year institutions offered remedial reading, writing, or mathematics courses. Fewer private four-year institutions (63 percent) offered remedial courses in one or more of these subjects. (See figure 1-22 .)
Public two-year institutions were more likely than either public or private four-year institutions to offer remedial courses because of their particular mission and the types of students they serve. In 1995, about one-half of public two-year institutions had open admissions compared with less than 10 percent of public and private four-year institutions (NCES 2000a.) Freshmen at public two-year institutions were almost twice as likely as their peers at public four-year institutions to enroll in remedial courses in reading, writing, or mathematics (41 versus 22 percent) (NCES 2000a.)
High school graduates from low-income families enter four-year institutions at lower rates than their higher income peers (NCES 2000a.) Although financial barriers to college attendance exist for many low-income students, another reason for their lower enrollment rate is that they are less qualified academically. (See figure 1-21 .) NCES constructed a 4-year College Qualification Index, based on high school grade point average, senior class rank, aptitude test scores from the National Educational Longitudinal Study of 1988, SAT or ACT scores, and a measure of curricular rigor (see NCES 2000a for details). On this index, 86 percent of 1992 high school graduates from families with high incomes ($75,000 or more) were at least minimally academically qualified for admission to a four-year institution compared with 68 percent of those from middle-income ($25,000 to $74,999) and 53 percent from low-income (less than $25,000) families. Moreover, high-income graduates were almost twice as likely as middle-income graduates and four times as likely as low-income graduates to be very highly qualified for four-year college admission. The proportion of college-qualified students was also directly related to their parents educational attainment.
Asian/Pacific Islander and white graduates have higher average family income and parental education levels than their black and Hispanic counterparts. Reflecting this pattern, Asian/Pacific Islander and white graduates were more likely than black and Hispanic graduates to be at least minimally qualified for four-year college admission. The proportion of very highly qualified graduates was largest among Asians/Pacific Islanders.
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Rural youth are the future of food security and rural poverty reduction.
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This online consultation invites you to help identify the solutions that can address these challenges. Your contributions will inform the policy and programme recommendations issued by the international expert meeting "Youth – feeding the future: Addressing the challenges faced by rural youth aged 15 to 17 in preparing for and accessing decent work" that will be held by FAO later this year.read more
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yes, she does look like an assclown there - a leftarded assclown
Pamela rocks!
"I am looking for sites in Alaska ..." Wrong! Anyone booing Hillary will be right at home and welcome in Alaska.
I laughed too. It really sounded like left-tarded!
She is very attractive - and has 4 daughters! She has a very cute video of them playing a musiccal quartet for Father's Day. Not quite on key, but cute, cute.
"I know it's a shallow commentary, but that blogger Pamela is HOT."
Oh my!! Thanks for the post!!
I agree completly...She actually did a better job when she was on a fast roll...
When Rush tried to slow her down she seemed to loose a little focus...
It was great fun though...Thanks for the link...
In the photo of her, there are two others standing in front with her. The man with the jacket off is Mark Green, the blabbermouth former NY Dem Congressman who is now running for state attorney general in the Dem primary vs. Andy Cuomo (son of Mario and former Clintonista HUD secretary). How depressing it must be to be a NY Dem and having a choice between Green and Cuomo!
BTW, can anyone identify the man in the suit to Green's right on the left side of the photo?
Ahhh, well,
sometimes (some would say chronically) I have an excess of imagination . . . and sometimes it overflows and runs down the storm drains.
Momons and Baptists were the only decent gals to date in High School . . . or seemed like it.
Though probably not all of them! LOL.
Appreciate the link.
Looks like Schumer is behind Mark Green. Surprised that Schumer didn't push himself to the front.
Kinda catch, ain't it?
Yeah. I think I've already used it several times.
Flows so smoothly off the mind and tongue.
Perhaps too smoothly. Should I repent?
Have you seen the video of Israeli Ambasador to the UN, Dan Gillerman, on BOR? What a breath of fresh air, this man is!
Repent using the phrase 'too smoothly'.
In life, few things are perfect.
LEFTARDED is perfect.
Enjoy it LIBERALLY!
Big grin.
Kinda catchy, ain't it?
The question remains: who is the man in the foreground with the dark suit?
Hope her secret police weren't taking notes on the booers for possible future reprisals.
Serious note based on your cartoon bubble over Hillary.
Wasn't there a situation either during her campaign or during the last presidential campaign in which Hillary had to explain away a derogatory comment she made about Jews?
I believe the subject is covered in Edward Klein's "The Truth About Hillary," published in 2005 by Sentinel.
I think she actually said "Left-Tards" not "Left-Hearted".
Could be me...:)
Superwoman to the rescue...:)
Ah. I read on and saw I wasn't the ONLY one to hear "LeftTard".
"Thank God Bush is in the White House and God bless President Bush."
Check post 64. ;-)
It's so refreshing to run across someone who "gets it," and is not restrained or embarrassed to speak bluntly.
There used to be a billboard in my neighboring county: "Slow Down- Death is so Permanent."
Real life ( as opposed to the junk coming out of Hollywood ) is like that- no makeovers, no re-do's, no second chances-- you go through it in-line, linear, and do the best you can, and live with it... you can't go back, and make it come out differently.
We need more people to call them like they see them.
"Do you suppose that if the city of Buffalo launched 700 rockets into the city of Toronto, Canadians would view this as an attack?
Hysterical. Thanks.
Look at the expression on Queen Jezebel Hillary's face! She looks like she's trying to hold back the wind-passing of all time.
Attractive AND conservative always seem to go together.
While we're lounging in the shallow end, I'll just add, "And Jewish too!" She's my late mother's dream girl for me! OK, she's my dream girl too! :-)
Ahhh, well, that was the greeting I met with by my future mother-in-law within 15 minutes of meeting her. And she was larger than Shrillery. An abundance of sound. I think her comment afterward was "Wellllll, welcome to the family."
Now that is what I was wanting to do and didn't know how.
Very well done.
Now I see you had already had the thought before I posted the picture.
Check out post #85
Too funny.
LOL - I'm confused. Is that Hillary or Stan Laurel?
leftarded ping
Mark Green was never a congressman.
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A ceremony marking a change of responsibility for the command sergeant major of U.S. Army Initial Military Training and senior enlisted advisor for Senior Commander, Army Element Fort Eustis took place Jan. 10 at Fort Eustis.
Command Sgt. Maj. John R. Calpena turned over responsibility to Command Sgt. Maj. Dennis J. Woods with the symbolic passing of a Civil War-era, Emerson & Silver model noncommissioned officer's sword, circa 1863. The passing of the sword signifies the relinquishment of responsibility and authority from outgoing CSM to incoming CSM.
"We say goodbye to an extremely talented senior leader," said Maj. Gen. Ross E. Ridge, deputy commanding general of IMT. "He will be greatly missed, and his legacy will continue to live on in the Soldiers, the leaders and the cadre that he encountered during his tour here as a command sergeant major."
Calpena has served as the IMT command sergeant major since May 2010. During his assignment, he:
- Developed and implemented outcome-based training throughout all phases of individual entry training of new Soldiers. Outcome-based training focuses on critical thinking so that new Soldiers can understand the process of problem solving -- "how" to think, not just "what" to think. This concept has now become the Army Learning Model, a continuum that begins in individual entry training and throughout a Soldier's career.
- Spearheaded critical refinement of key Soldier skills in marksmanship, combatives, values and culture.
- Implemented fundamental changes to warrior tasks and battle drills, or WTBD, to ensure relevancy. WTBD are fundamental skills in which all Soldiers, regardless of rank, component or military occupational specialty, must maintain proficiency of in order to fight and win on the battlefield.
A separate retirement review in honor of Calpena's 32 years of service followed the change of responsibility ceremony, during which Calpena received the Distinguished Service Medal.
"His stalwart pursuit of the standards, accountability and discipline in all assignments ensured consistent and relevant training was provided to the Soldiers serving in our Army, which cannot be emphasized enough," Ridge said. "John Calpena is the epitome of what it means to serve. You have truly represented the NCO Corps, what is good about our Army and what is great about our Noncommissioned Officer Corps."
The night before the ceremony at a farewell dinner, Calpena reflected upon his Army career, saying he was "fixated on making a difference." He revisited this theme during his remarks at the ceremony, giving credit to the IMT team for the assignment that rounded out his career.
"I got to participate in all of the accomplishments of IMT," Calpena said. "I get to end in the place where some pretty powerful brains design what initial military training is going to look like for the next generation coming in. But the big difference between them and me is they all joined with the understanding they were going in harm's way. What can't you do with that heart? We were able to radically transform training and see training the way we see them -- to influence them in a far more powerful way, because we didn't have to convince them to serve."
Following retirement, Calpena will take residence in San Antonio, Texas.
Woods, incoming CSM, is reporting from Operation Enduring Freedom XIII Afghanistan, where he served as the command sergeant major for 191st Infantry Brigade, 1st Army, Division West. Other previous assignments include Operation Enduring Freedom 2 Afghanistan, Headquarters and Headquarters Battery, 319th Division Artillery, 82nd Airborne Division; and Operation Enduring Freedom X Afghanistan, 4th Battalion, 319th Airborne Field Artillery Regiment, 173rd Airborne Brigade Combat Team.
Woods is also credited with 45 separate inventions and was designated as the Department of Defense "Inventor of the Year" for 2003. He is also the first recipient of the Gruber Award, given for outstanding achievement in the Army's field artillery corps.
Woods thanked Calpena for allowing him to inherit a successful organization, and recalled hearing Calpena speak for the first time at a Warrior's Leaders Course graduation ceremony in Germany.
"Upon hearing the power of your speech and the conviction of your words, I thought to myself, I can follow this man, and apparently I did, because I'm moving into that office today, brother."
As CSM for IMT, Woods is responsible for standardizing, refining and assessing training for initial entry Soldiers, recently commissioned and appointed officers, and warrant officers at 23 installations across the United States. The Army profession begins with IMT, transforming civilian volunteers into Soldiers and junior leaders who can contribute to their first units of assignment.


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Baseball Team Posts A Football Score In Impressive Victory At Richmond
Princeton starting pitcher Zak Hermans walked off the mound after five innings having allowed 11 hits and eight earned runs in the middle game of a weekend series against Richmond at Pitt Field.
He also walked off the mound with a seven-run lead, and four innings later, he picked up his second win of the season.
Hermans will be involved in his share of pitchers' duels this season. Saturday belonged to the offenses, and Princeton's was the dominant one from start to finish.
Every offensive starter had at least one hit, and six of them had multiple ones in a 21-14 Princeton victory. Designated hitter Sam Mulroy had four hits, six RBIs and three runs scored, while shortstop Matt Bowman had four hits and four runs scored for the Tigers, who improved to 3-6 on the season.
First baseman Mike Ford, catcher Tyler Servais, centerfielder John Mishu and third baseman Blake Thomsen each had two hits apiece for Princeton, which matched its seventh-highest run total in a single game (since 1930). The last time Princeton scored as many runs was April 24, 2004, when the Tigers recorded a 21-11 victory over Penn.
Princeton got home runs from Mulroy, Mishu and Thomsen in the victory; Servais added a pair of double for the Tigers, who will look to win the weekend series when Princeton and Richmond square off Sunday at 1.
Mulroy's home run gave Princeton a 2-0 lead three batters into the game, and it set the tone for the rest of the afternoon. It wouldn't be all for the first inning, as Servais drove in a run with his first double and Princeton added runs on a hit by pitch and wild pitch.
Richmond would cut the deficit to 5-3 after two, but Princeton poured on six more runs in the third. Both Servais and Mishu had two-RBI doubles during the inning, which drove Richmond starter Zak Sterling out of the game.
Hermans picked up his second victory by pitching five innings, while Michael Fagan came in for three innings of relief. A.J. Goetz pitched the ninth for Princeton.


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