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IUPUI Chinese Culture Summer Camp
June 13-July 15
Deadline to Apply: May 31st, 2016
For language learning, the younger the better. To better prepare our children to learn Chinese language, the Confucius Institute in Indianapolis offers a Chinese Culture summer day-camp for K-8 students. The camp is held on the IUPUI campus, and last for one to five weeks. Students will have a full curriculum of Chinese martial arts, language, calligraphy, crafts and sports, singing and dancing and more. Classes are taught by local Chinese Teachers and Teaching Assistants from IUPUI.
Who: Children in grades K-8 (must be at least 5yrs old to enroll).
Groups: Divided by Age Group
Language Classes will be broken down to Beginner, Intermediate and Advanced Level
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When: Mon. – Fri. June 13 – July 15, 2015; 8:30 AM – 4:30 PM.
Pre & After School Care (extra charge) available 7:30 – 8:30 AM, and 4:30 – 6:00 PM
Costs: $150 per week or $125 per week if enrolled all five weeks
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Cost includes: Camp T-shirt, calligraphy brush & paper, Chinese language books, Chinese game
Orientation: We will be holding an orientation session prior to the camp (Friday June 10th from 4:00 -4:30pm; Location TBD)
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Cylinder Heads, Part IWritten by on January 1, 1998 A Study Of The Flow Characteristics Of Stock, Big-Block Cylinder Heads
If factory big-block Mopar heads cause confusion, it's no wonder. Other than tidbits of information released more than 20 years ago by Chrysler's Direct Connection factory tech bulletins, there has been almost no comprehensive information published on the selection and modification of these commonly used heads. Although several professional porting establishments will gladly provide modified factory heads, the techniques used and the resultant flow and performance gains are, as expected, closely guarded. As a result, the enthusiast must resort to dropping the dough and choosing level X, Y, or Z in a Pro-ported head. Alternatively, those who seek to improve their big-block's performance can order a beginner's porting kit, haul their factory castings to the basement, and make cast-iron dust. Unfortunately for our would-be home porter, without access to a flow bench to evaluate progress, or spe-cific information on what works, the effort is a hit-or-miss proposition at best. At worst, the heads can show little or no gain, or flow less.
Factory Castings
Since the 1967-78 heads are the most readily available, and the most commonly used in street performance applications, we will limit our discussion to these heads. The year 1967 was significant for Mopar big-block heads with the introduction of the 915 casting, identified by the last three digits of the casting number. The 915 was a performance-minded redesign of the big-block head, featuring revised ports while retaining the closed-chamber configuration (typical factory chamber volume of 78.5 cc) of the earlier 1964-66 big-block heads. The 915 casting was found only on the 440ci big-blocks, as the 1967 383 engine retained the 516 castings of the previous year. In standard form, the 915 was fitted with 2.08-inch intake valves, and the same small 1.60-inch exhaust valves found in the older 516 heads. The year 1967 also was when the 440 Magnum engine was introduced. In step with the performance requirements of the Magnum, the engine's exhaust valve size was increased to 1.74 inches, a size used successfully in some earlier high-performance packages.
Over the years, confusion and mythology arose around the 915 casting, and it mistakenly became known as the 1967 440 Magnum head. This same head was also found on all 440s in 1967--from your old man's 440 New Yorker to the boss's 440 Imperial. The only difference was the smaller exhaust valve in the non-Magnum engines. A throat cut and the bigger exhaust valve evened the score. For 1968, the big-block cylinder head was modified again. The new 906 head was identical in port configuration to the previous year's 915. However, the 906 was cast with open combustion chambers (typical factory volume 88 cc). Also, the smaller 1.60-inch exhaust valve, which had been fitted in standard engines, was discontinued. The 1.74-inch exhaust valve now was used in all B/RB heads. Despite the popular misconception that the 906 head was exclusive to the 440 Magnum and the new-for-1968 383 Magnum, it was actually used across the board, with the same valve sizes in all big-block engines for 1968. From the 383 two-barrel to the 440 Magnum, the heads were unchanged. Some of this confusion can be attributed to Chrysler's advertising of the day, in which the 383 Magnum was heralded as "coming with the 440 Magnum's free-breathing cylinder heads." What the mavens on Madison Avenue weren't telling was that the standard 440, the 383 2V, and all passenger car big-blocks had the same 906 heads with the same valves--although the Hi-Po Magnums came with stiffer valve springs fitted. With the exception of some industrial, heavy truck, and motorhome application castings, this one-head-fits-all philosophy was carried through the end of big-block production in 1978.
While the 906 and its open-chamber configuration presented a small flow improvement over the previous year's 915, it was a step in the wrong direction in terms of performance. Racers in the know have long coveted the 915's closed-chamber heads, not for better flow, or even the higher compression offered by the closed chamber's smaller volume. The racers value the heads because of the superior combustion characteristics associated with the closed chambers. The 906, and all later heads that shared the same open-chamber configuration, did have an advantage in one area--lower emissions. The less intense burn and less effective scavenging resulted in reduced levels of nitrogen oxides (NOx). The 906 casting was retained as the B/RB head for 1969 to 1970 with no notable changes.
In 1971, a new casting was introduced--the 346, again used across the board on all big-blocks, B, and RB (although some early 1971s were reputed to have slipped through with the 906s). Although the 915 of 1967, and 906 of 1968 to 1970, had the same ports, the new 346 was a significant departure in terms of intake port configuration. Exhaust ports were essentially unchanged. Factory information on the 346 casting, as published in the old Direct Connection racing manuals, and carried over into today's Mopar Performance engine book, was limited to one line: "In 1972 (and late 1971), the new emissions head with the flatter intake port was introduced on all 'B' engines, and has a casting number of 3462345." Other than printing the wrong year and casting number, it was clear that this was a smog head to be avoided. No supporting information was provided, but in the minds of Mopar enthu-siasts, the written words have long been accepted as gospel. Interestingly, these same smog heads were the recommended heads for Grand National racing when the Wedge returned to NASCAR, and in modified form were used quite a bit by Richard Petty in his domination of the circuit in the early 1970s. The 346 head was retained as the standard big-block head through 1973.
From 1974 to the end of big-block production in 1978, several different castings were used--the 902 in 1974, the 975 in 1975, and the better-known 452 from 1976 to 1978. All these heads were minor variations on the 346 casting from 1971, with differences associated with durability details such as hardened valve seats, improved crack resistance, and an enlarged guide boss in the valve seal area. The intake port remained unchanged from the 1971 346 casting. The exhaust port was never significantly changed and remained true to the form introduced back in 1967 on the 915 heads. To sum up, two intake port configurations were used beginning in 1967 on big-block heads. The first was the 915 closed-chamber head and its successor, the 906 open chamber. The second intake port type was introduced in 1971 on the 346 open-chamber head. This port had a substantially lowered roof and greatly reduced short side, with a "Humber Hump" configuration on the cylinder wall-side floor. This port was carried through on the 902, 975, and the last of the production big-block heads--the 452, all of which were open-chamber designs. On the exhaust side, the 915, 906, 346, 902, 975, and 452 all featured the same basic port. As a result of the need to run unleaded fuel, retrofitting to the late 452 heads, with their induction-hardened valve seats, became a popular swap on earlier engines. Interestingly, the 452 gained a reputation as a desirable performance head casting; through experience, Mopar enthusiasts discovered the performance was on par to that of the esteemed 906 castings of the musclecar era. This regard did not return to the earlier 346 heads, even though the port configuration was virtually identical.
Stock Intake Port Flow
In an effort to provide useful information about the selection of production cylinder heads, we compiled examples of popular production cylinder castings that cover the period from the major redesign in 1967 to the end of big-block production in 1978. For our evaluation, we brought our heads to the flow lab of the renowned cylinder head flow researcher David Vizard. David, an aftermarket performance consultant, univer-sity lecturer on performance engine theory, and the author of scores of comprehensive books on performance engine modifications, allowed us access to his flow lab during the seven months we compiled the information in this series of articles. His book, How to Build & Modify Chev-rolet Small-Block V-8 Cylinder Heads, should be required reading for anyone who contemplates modifying cylinder heads for improved performance. Although, as the title suggests, the focus is on the enemy's small-block, Vizard's theory of cylinder head modification and port flow dynamics is among the most comprehensive and universally appli-cable work available. As advised by ancient philosophers, "Know thy enemy, in battle," and in racing.
The intake ports of the 915, 906, 346, and 452 castings in dead stock form, with OE valves, were flowed on Vizard's Quadrant Scientific flowbench. The results are shown in Chart 1. The 902 and 975 were omitted because the intake port configurations were essentially the same as that of the 452/346 heads. Although the 346 and 452 also share the same port design, both were tested individually since the former is saddled with a reputation as a dog, while the latter is held in high regard. As expected, the 346 and 452 heads in stock form exhibited virtually iden-tical flow. Similarly, the 915 and 906, again sharing the same intake port, flowed in virtual lockstep until 0.350-inch lift. The 906 showed a flow advantage between 0.400-inch and 0.550-inch lift, probably due to the combustion chamber differences. By 0.600-inch lift, the 906 and 915 flow curves converge, and the 906's advantage disappears. The bottom line--from 0 to 0.350-inch lift, all 1967-and-up castings flowed virtually the same way. From 0.400- to 0.550-inch lift, the average flow difference from best to worst was about 5 percent. Again, at higher lifts there was no considerable difference. If analyzed in terms of area below the flow curve, the difference between the castings narrows to 2.9 percent, best to worst.
Making comparisons in terms of the absolute flow number on our stock Mopar big-block heads versus other common domestic V-8 engines is found in Chart 2. It becomes clear that the larger displacement Chrysler engines are somewhat starved for intake airflow. Chrysler never envisioned the production big-block head as the last word in performance. These heads were required to meet the need for bread-and-butter passenger car applications, while providing adequate airflow for street performance use in relatively mildly spec'd engines. Airflow was enough to meet the compromises required of a head to be used in a broad range of production applications. For racing applications, the specialized Max Wedge, large-port, big-block head was developed in the early 1960s to fill the void. When the competition heated up, instead of extensively redeveloping the B/RB Wedge head theme, Chrysler shattered the opposition by releasing the Hemi engine in 1964.
Stock Exhaust Port Flow
Since the exhaust port remained virtually unchanged over the years examined in our study, we would expect the flow results to reflect near-equal flow for the various castings tested. The one complication was that our 915 casting was originally the standard version fitted with the 1.60 exhaust valve. Although the seat on our 915 was re-ground for a 1.74-inch exhaust valve, the throat diameter entering the bowl was not cut open to the larger specs of the other heads. As a result, the flow was dramatically reduced throughout the lift range. Since the port is basically the same as that of the other heads, a machine operation to enlarge the throat to the other heads' 1.74-inch valve specifications would probably bring the flow in line with the others. The exhaust ports on the other heads were untouched factory stock, with OE 1.74-inch valves. Flow figures for the production exhaust ports are given in Chart 3.
Again, we find no dramatic difference in flow between the factory castings, except in the case of our 915 with its small 1.60-inch valve throat size. At lifts above 0.450 inch, our 452 casting began to show a flow disadvantage when compared to the 906/346 castings. When analyzing the stock exhaust ports, the short side exit off the valve seat is quite shallow, leaving a dead air space in the hollow area as the flow velocity increases at higher lifts. The minor difference in higher lift flow could easily be attributed to production tolerances in the casting core placement, resulting in the poor form in this area. Again, comparing the stock exhaust flow to common performance V-8 engines of the era, the Chrysler exhaust port split the difference between the efficient big-block Chevy port, and the terribly restrictive, small-valve 385 series (429/460) Ford big-block port. This is displayed in Chart 4.
Port Flow vs. Velocity
It has been established that an engine's ability to fill the cylinders is ultimately the limiting factor that allows it to produce maximum power. In normally aspirated form, the way the cylinders are filled (barring the effects of ram or shock wave tuning) is the pressure differential created by the piston moving down the bore. The filling efficiency is measured in terms of the volumetric efficiency--the ratio between the mechanical volume available within the cylinder, and the volume of mixture the cylinder actually ingests. If the cylinder is completely filled, the volumetric efficiency is 100 percent. The timing events of the valves opening and closing (a matter of cam profile) is the primary factor in determining the rpm range in which the engine will achieve peak volumetric efficiency. The airflow capacity, and the velocity of the flow, must work in concert with the valve timing in order to produce a performance engine with desirable performance characteristics. Although the flow requirements of an engine increase as rpms increase, the amount of time to fill the cylinders decreases. Once the engine's airflow demand outstrips the ability of the heads to deliver increased airflow, volumetric efficiency tails off, as does peak power.
If achieving big flow numbers was the last word in producing cylinder heads that perform well, port design would not represent a significant engineering challenge. Utilizing sewer pipe-sized ports would be the quick solution. Unfortunately, as the port volume rises, velo-city drops. A huge port between the carb and valve will create a proportionally large volume of air. Since the motion of air through the port is dictated by the increasing volume in the cylinder--as the piston descends in the bore on the induction stroke--an increase in the size of the port means the air will be lazy in response to what's happening in the cylinder.
Furthermore, since the air column is the only means by which the cylinder communi-cates with the carburetor, a large, lazy volume of air in the port is slow to provide a signal at the carb's venturi, which actually dampens the signal. The net result is a lazy throttle response--remember Ford's Boss 302? Implicit with higher port velocity is the notion that the air column is moving faster. Basic physics tells us that a body in motion (in this case, the air column) will build momentum and will want to keep moving in the same direction, even as the force acting on it is removed. In the case of the air within the port, the force acting on the air column is the pressure differential in the cylinder as the piston moves down. When the piston slows as it reaches the bottom of the cylinder at the end of the induction stroke, good port velocity is helpful to continue filling the cylinder, due to the air column's inertia (especially if there is good low-lift flow, as the valve is now closing more quickly).
In the exhaust port, many of the same considerations apply. While here, we are not drawing air in to fill the cylinder. Maintaining good velocity helps to scavenge the cylinder of spent gasses to promote good cylinder filling of fresh air/fuel charge. Consider an oversized exhaust port with poor flow velocity. In this situation we have a large, slow-moving tub of burnt mixture hanging around just outside the valve. As the piston reaches the top of the exhaust stroke, lack of inertia in our lazy, oversized port can allow the spent gasses to stop, and actually reverse direction during the overlap phase of the valve timing. This creates dilution of the fresh mix. This effect is progressively worse at lower rpm, where flow rates and velocity are at their lowest. Increased overlap with high-performance cams magnify the problem. The result--an engine that is slow to get on the cam as rpms pick up velocities in the port, and poor low-speed operation.
The bottom line: Both the intake and exhaust ports must balance flow velocity and flow capacity to achieve flexible performance over a broad range of rpms--a necessity in a street performance engine. We should maximize the efficient use of the port to achieve the required flow, instead of simply making bigger ports.
Anyone with more than passing interest in performance engines has probably heard the term "swirl" thrown around in recent years. Swirl is considered a recent development in cylinder head design. OEMs have placed a greater emphasis on swirl because of some desirable effects reaped from achieving intake ports with good swirl characteristics. The first question is, "What is swirl?" As you might expect, swirl is obtained when the air/fuel mixture enters the cylinder in a definite rotational pattern (Helical pattern down the bore). The next question would have to be, "So what?" Research has found that in typical internal combustion engines, there is a lot of variation in the timing of peak cylinder pressure from one combustion cycle to the next. The key to power production is to manage the peak cylinder pressure in relation to the piston position during combustion. Most of an engine's power production occurs in the early stages of combustion, while combustion pressures are the highest and the piston can take maximum mechanical advantage of the expanding gasses. Unfortunately, the variation in the pressure curve from one burn cycle to the next is the most erratic during the critical early stages of combustion. This is not good, if maximum efficiency and power are the goal.
Swirl has been found to reduce the combustion pressure variation, due--in theory--to a more consistent gas mix in the vicinity of the plug when firing. This promotes more efficient combustion. It was also discovered that the action of the swirling gasses during ignition helps speed flame propagation, providing a higher resistance to detonation, and a quicker pressure rise at the critical early stages of the combustion process. Less erratic combustion boils down to the poten-tial to produce greater torque, and the quicker burn promoted by swirl increases the detonation limit. This allows for an increase in compression for even more power. Chrysler first took advantage of swirl design in the 1985 318 two-barrel, and true to that theory, increased the compression ratio. OK, swirl can be a good thing, but my 915s were cast 20 years before all the hubbub about swirl. Whether it was by design or coincidence, the production Mopar big-block heads exhibit excellent swirl characteristics. In fact, the swirl numbers for our heads in stock form compare favorably with many of the latest high-swirl head designs. Creating high swirl numbers alone is not difficult to achieve (shrouding half the valve is one quick way to do it). However, providing high-flow efficiency with adequate swirl is another matter. In the case of production B/RB heads, the trick is not to kill the swirl when modifying these heads for improved airflow.
Squish and Quench
Along with the rage in swirl-promoting designs, and after a long romance with open-chamber designs, OEs have returned to embrace the closed-chamber configuration. Again, the reasons stem from greater combustion efficiencies. A faster burn and a more turbulent mixture are obtained when the compression height of the piston is set to take the maximum advantage of the flat quench face of the closed-chamber head. In other words, if the area between the flat face of the head and the piston top is sufficiently close, as the piston reaches TDC on the compression stroke, the mixture that occupied the area over the piston is forced at high speed into the direction of the advancing flame front. The net effects are faster burn and greater turbulence at the time of combustion--advantages for efficient combustion. This is the squish effect. A second benefit is the mechanical resistance to detonation is improved when a closed-chamber head is used with a close piston-to-head clearance. Detonation begins at an area other than the main flame front. With a flat-top piston, the area opposite the spark plug in the quench area is prime detonation territory. If this area is sufficiently tight, the ability for it to detonate reduces since the combustion at the desired flame front occurs quicker (squish effect), and lessens the time for heat rise in the mixture at the far end of the chamber. Furthermore, the thin section at the squish area exposes only the small volume of mixture to an equally high surface area, diminishing the heat rise in this part of the mixture.
This explanation is where the term quench originated. Soaking this heat from the area most likely to detonate means the tendency toward detonation is reduced, and the compression tolerance is increased. Of the 1967-and-up B/RB heads, only the 1967 915s had closed chambers with the improved ports (the 516 heads of earlier B/RBs and the 1967 B-engines were also closed chambers). If we throw those 915s on a low-compression 400 B-engine, with the stock-type low-compression pistons in the bore, 0.100-inch at TDC, we pick the compression up, but the quench and squish effects are lost. That 0.100-inch (plus head gasket thickness) minimum clearance between the piston and head is prime detonation territory. The same result applies to the 906, 346, 902, 975, and 452 heads, all of which come through with a 0.100-inch recess open chamber. Filling the quench area (welding or metal spraying), or using special quench-dome pistons, has been the solution for engine builders who seek the quench and squish advantages with these open-chamber heads. The former method is definitely the better alternative.
Modifications: Back-Cutting the Intake Valves
Before we considered any grinding of the port, the first modification we looked at was the valve itself. The stock intake valve has a lip backing the valve seat face, which acts as a ski jump to the airflow on an engine where the airflow predominates across the back of the valve. The first step was to remove this lip with a 30-degree back-cut to the valve. This simple modification was applied to a 915 and 452 casting, representing both intake port types in the production heads. As seen in Chart 5, the result was a dramatic increase in low-lift flow--0.350 inch. Gains of as much as 18 percent on the 452s, and 15 percent on the 915s, were achieved at the lower portions of the lift curve. Even if porting is not considered, a back-cut valve represents free and easy horsepower.
Modifications: Back-cutting the Exhaust Valves
Similar flow gains can be achieved by back-cutting the exhaust valve, as seen in Chart 6. However, the lip on the exhaust side does serve to impede flow reversion--we've already discussed that.
Modifications: MP Porting Templates
When modifying the production head castings, one of the first tools for most Mopar enthusiasts is a set of Mopar Performance P4120437 porting templates. Developed many years ago, these templates were designed as a guide to porting the old Stage IV Direct Connection performance castings available about 20 years ago. The templates also work with production castings, and since the demise of the Stage IV, this is where the templates are usually employed. The porting templates provide a clear-cut guide to opening the bowl area to about an inch under the valve. Because with most heads, the greatest flow improvements are made for the least effort in this area, we began our evaluation using the templates as a guide.
The concept was to template-port each of the OE castings, and see how the various castings respond to this standardized modification. The back-cut valves were just as effective in the template-ported heads, and were installed for the tests shown here. Chart 7 tabulates the results. The 346/452 ports showed a clear advantage at higher lifts in comparison to the earlier castings, while the earlier ports maintained an advantage in the midrange lift. All the heads showed improved flow throughout the curve, but the late castings were more responsive to this level of modification, with an average improvement over the lift curve of roughly 12 percent. The average flow improvement on the early-style port was slightly better than 8 percent. On the exhaust side, with the same template-porting modifications and back-cut exhaust valves, flow for the various castings were equivalent in Chart 8. This is not a surprise, though, considering the port's similarity in all heads tested. We followed the same theme with an average gain over the curve of 7.5 percent.
Although we gained a decent flow improvement, we were a little disappointed with the results. The feeling was that there was a great deal more flow to be achieved from the factory castings. We had done the standard no-brain modifications. It was time to hunt for some serious flow. The template modifications shown here are a solid base from which to start, but don't put your die grinder away just yet, and don't draw too many conclusions on the relative worth of the castings. We've left some serious flow on the table, and next month we will discuss what's involved in serving it.
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Lined up to resemble infantrymen marching into battle, we gathered castings representing the range of 1967-and-up production heads.
Swirl readings are taken from Quadrant Scientific's sensitive swirlmeter. Readout is in in-oz of torque. A swirlmeter is a must-have for serious cylinder head development.All the airflow evaluation was done on a Quadrant Scientific computer-integrated Flowlab. Repeatability was astonishing. It sure beats trying to read numbers off a tube. All testing was done at 28 inches of H20 pressure drop. Values at 275 cfm ran 9 percent lower than those of the most prevalent flowbench in many back-to-back tests.Here is the compact closed chamber of the 915 casting. The flat area opposite the spark plug (A) allows for the squish and quench effects.Back-cutting the valve 30 degrees (right) relieves the valve of its flow impeding ridge (left). The result--a significant gain in low-lift flow (up to 0.350 inch) at all levels of modification, and virtually free horsepower.The old standby--the equivocal Mopar Performance porting templates. The first step is to cut the templates along the black lines.Jumping into the porting fray doesn't require a lot of gear. Evaluating the results is another matter, though. Carbide cutters make quick work of removing cast iron, while cheap, high-speed steel is useless. Stones and porting rolls are available at Standard Abrasives, and the drive tool can be air or electric. Proper safety gear and lighting are musts.The template kit leaves no guesswork in aligning the templates. Just mark them according to the directions. Note the location of the casting number on the combustion chamber side below the exhaust ports.
The idea is to remove just enough metal to allow the template to drop into position. The templates register off the valve guide for alignment. The templates were a tad large for our standard 2.08-inch valve heads, and were adjusted slightly to fit without cutting into the seat. Ruin the seat or the approach to it and, at best, the head can be salvaged only by installing a larger valve.Once an area has been ground sufficiently to fit the template, the adjacent area is attacked. Blend evenly from each checking point.In critical areas in which we grind the approach to the seat, it pays to paint the wall with a black felt marker or machinist's blue to boldly depict the grinding progress (arrow).A fine grinding stone can be used to blend the rough surface left by the carbide cutter. Further polishing can be done with the sanding roll. Although the effect on airflow is insignificant, the rougher surface helps promote the boundary-layer turbulence desirable for keeping the fuel in suspension.


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How much image quality is thrown away by JPEG vs a properly converted RAW file? Steaming truck loads of stuff from the barn has been written on this subject.
Your eyes won't lie to you.
The Nikon D800E was set for JPEG fine Optimal Quality at standard settings with maximum sharpening (in the hopes of increasing detail). The RAW was 14-bit lossless-compressed NEF, converted to 16-bit TIF using Adobe Camera RAW 7.2.
The camera was set for 4400° K white balance, actual gray-click white balance in ACR was 4200° K, fairly close and of no consequence to our sharpness considerations.
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April 2016: Summer School A-G Courses
Summer school courses are now listed in their own section on the UC application and the drop-down menu pulls courses from the course list associated with the academic year the student just completed. In other words, when a student self-reports coursework from summer 2016, the drop-down menu of courses will be pulled from the institution's 2015-16 "a-g" course list. Therefore, it is important that summer school offerings are included on the correct year of your "a-g" course list.
As many students take online coursework over the summer, below is a list of the national/statewide online schools that currently maintain an "a-g" course list. Please follow-up directly with the institution for more information on enrollment and summer school offerings:
- Accelerate Online Academy
- Alpha Omega Academy
- American Academy
- APEX Learning Virtual School
- Bridgewater Academy
- Bridgeway Academy
- Brigham Young University (BYU) Independent Study
- FLVS Global
- George Washington University Online High School
- International Connections Academy
- Keystone National High School
- K12 International Academy
- Laurel Springs School
- National University Virtual High School
- Somerset Virtual Academy
- Stanford University Online High School
- Veritas Press Scholars Academy
- Williamsburg Academy
Feb. 2016: A-G CMP opens for 2016-17 submission period
The A-G Course Management Portal (CMP) opened for the 2016-17 "a-g" course submission period on February 1. Submit new courses, update your "a-g" course list and institution information, and search the database of approved "a-g" course descriptions.
The course submission period will be continue to be divided into the following three distinct phases and will close on Tuesday, September 15 at midnight PST:
Feb. 2016: Revisions to the UC honors course policy
UC Faculty approved the following honors policy revisions effective for the 2016-17 "a-g" course submission period and academic year:
- English courses seeking the UC honors designation need only have one year of English coursework as a required prerequisite. Previously, two years of English coursework were required as a prerequisite.
- Visual and performing arts courses seeking the UC honors designation need only have one year of art coursework as a required prerequisite. Previously, two years of coursework were required as a prerequisite.
- A non-honors equivalent is highly recommended for any honors course to be approved with the UC honors designation. This recommendation holds for all school-created honors, Advanced Placement (AP) and International Baccalaureate (IB) courses.
Feb. 2016: Revisions to the elective ("g") subject area course criteria
Beginning with the 2016-17 "a-g" course submission period and academic year, UC will approve courses in the college-preparatory elective ("g") subject area that are specifically designed for the 9th and/or 10th grades. Formerly, elective courses were to be designed for the 11th and/or 12th grades, although students in lower grades could still use those courses toward satisfying their "g" subject requirement.
July 2014: UC's support of Common Core
The "a-g" course criteria and the goals of the "a-g" subject requirements for freshman admission to UC are consistent with the goals underlying California's Common Core State Standards (CCSS). Over the past 18 months, UC's Academic Senate and the UC Office of the President (UCOP) have engaged in several initiatives to bolster statewide Common Core implementation efforts. For details, please refer to the July 2014 UCOP briefing [PDF] that summarizes how UC faculty and UCOP Articulation support CCSS.
July 2014: A-G Courses & the College Board AP Audit
Beginning with the 2015-16 academic year, California high schools submitting new or redesigned Advanced Placement (AP) courses will be required to receive AP Course Audit authorization from the College Board prior to submitting the AP course for "a-g" review. The final deadline to submit a course for UC's review during the 2015-16 submission period is September 15, 2015, which means schools will need to submit AP Course Audit materials to the College Board in a timely manner, in case the school does not receive AP Course Audit authorization on first submission and needs to revise and resubmit to the College Board. A joint letter from University of California Office of the President (UCOP) and the College Board was sent out in July 2014 detailing the new process for submitting AP courses to UC for "a-g" review and approval.
May 2014: A-G & Common Core Math
UC is working together with California high schools with the transition and implementation of California's Common Core State Standards (CCSS). The High School Articulation staff reviews high school courses against the "a-g" course criteria determined by UC faculty. Those criteria and the goals of the "a-g" subject requirements are consistent with the goals underlying the Common Core State Standards. During this transition, please refer to our FAQs [PDF] that address many of the concerns and questions regarding the implementation of the Common Core State Standards and the "a-g" subject requirements, specifically in the area of mathematics.


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|Southwest Public Power to hold 70th anniversary celebration next week in Wauneta
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Southwest Public Power District will provide free bucket truck rides as part of their 70th anniversary celebration in Wauneta on July 28. The celebration will also include a hamburger/hot dog feed and a hotline safety demonstration. (Breeze File Photo)
By Dharma Blake-Cole
The Wauneta Breeze
Southwest Public Power District is celebrating its 70th anniversary this year. To commemorate the accomplishment celebrations will be held in several towns within their service area.
SWPPD has already held celebrations in Palisade and Culbertson. They will hold one in Wauneta on July 28, in Benkelman on July 30, in Hayes Center on Aug. 4, in Trenton on Aug. 6, in Haigler on Aug. 10 and in Stratton on Sept. 30.
The celebration in Wauneta on July 28 will be held at the Wauneta-Palisade Schools Ag shop, located next to the Wauneta-Palisade Schools football field.
As part of the celebration SWPPD will give free bucket truck rides from 5:30 p.m. MT/ 6:30 p.m. CT to 7 p.m. MT/8 p.m. CT. They will also hold a hamburger/hot dog feed from 5:30 p.m. MT/6:30 p.m. CT to 6:30 p.m. MT/7:30 p/m. CT.
Starting at 7 p.m. MT/8 p.m. CT a hotline safety demonstration will be available for attendees.
SWPPD will hold a prize drawing at the end of the night, after the hotline safety demonstration, where an old fashioned light bulb retro-fitted with LED lights will be given away.
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First there was "Siskel & Ebert At The Movies" ... then "Ebert & Roeper" ... today, for five minutes and thirty eight seconds it's "Roeper & Webb"! Longtime national film critic, Richard Roeper and WZZM 13 film critic, Stephanie Webb give their Oscar predictions for the Academy Awards this weekend.
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Mapping Cities of the Future: Intelligence in the CityMay 30 2014
The visit of Cabinet Office Minister Francis Maude to the School invites article focussing on how efficient cities best serve their communities.
Green Impact Awards for School and Sustainable Places StaffMay 21 2014
Bronze and Gold prizes have been awarded for staff efforts in the Cardiff University Green Impact Project.
Student Wins RT Wynne Medallion Prize for Transport PaperMay 14 2014
Lucy Baker, a doctoral student in the School, has won the RT Wynne Medallion Prize for 'Best Student Paper - Transport' at the recent CILT Cymru National Transport & Logistics Awards.
School Staff Nominated for Student-led AwardsApril 22 2014
Bethan Clemett, Dr Craig Gurney and Dr Dimitris Potoglou were all nominated in the University's Enriching Student Life Awards.
Hong Kong Field Study Visit 2014April 17 2014
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Urban Design Lifetime Achievement AwardMarch 12 2014
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Mapping Cities of the FutureMarch 10 2014
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ALBANY, Ohio (AP) — Authorities say a small plane has crashed across from the Ohio University airport, killing the pilot.
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Update on Blanca SusanaBlanca is 43 years old, lives with her partner and has three children. She has been selling cosmetics, and clothing of all kinds for approximately 15 years.
She learned this work thanks to a friend who was working in the same business. She goes house to house offering her cosmetics through magazines, and when she has a good quantity of orders, makes up the order to the company. It is similar with the clothing, as she offers women's, men's and children's clothing through catalogs.
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Previous Loan DetailsBlanca is forty-three, married, and has three children. Fifteen years ago one of her friends advised her to sell cosmetics, which she's been doing ever since. She takes catalog orders: people come to her house to get a catalog and later on she delivers their purchases to them. The loan she... More from Blanca Susana's previous loan »
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About CrediCampoThis loan is administered by CrediCampo, a Kiva Field Partner in El Salvador. CrediCampo seeks to improve the lives of rural communities and their families in areas including health, education, basic services, and infrastructure. Through its Community Development Unit, CrediCampo provides scholarships, leadership development training, and financial education programs for families in rural areas. CrediCampo's work is crucial in addressing the issue of poverty in El Salvador. Based on 2009 estimates, 37.8% of the population lives below the poverty line. To learn more about CrediCampo and their work, visit their partner page.
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Our Field Partners often work with borrowers over a series of loans as the borrowers build credit, take out bigger loans, and expand their businesses. In order to make it easier for our Field Partners to post loans for borrowers who have been listed on Kiva before, we allow them to post successive and concurrent loans for their Kiva borrowers. This means that our Field Partners are able to post a borrower's second, third, etc., loan on Kiva without having to re-enter all of the borrower's information.
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A team of astronomers, including UCL's Prof. Serena Viti imaged for the first time one of the doughnuts of dust long thought to encircle some supermassive black holes. These supermassive black holes are believed to be obscured by a doughnut-shaped structure of dust and gas, called a "torus." However because the centres of these active galaxies are so distant, a dusty torus has never been seen – until now! More...
Hidden in the archives: Finding the first-ever evidence of exoplanetary system
You never know what hidden treasures can be uncovered in the archives. And this was certainly the case at Carnegie Observatories' collection when research for an article led to the unexpected discovery of a 1917 glass plate showing the first-ever evidence of a planetary system beyond our own Sun. More...
Two UCL astrophysicists win Royal Astronomical Society awards
Two UCL astrophysicists, Dr Andrew Pontzen and the late Professor Bruce Swinyard (UCL Physics & Astronomy), have been recognised in this year's Royal Astronomical Society awards. The announcements were made at the Ordinary Meeting of the society held on Friday 8 January 2016. The awards will be made formally at the Society's 2016 National Astronomy Meeting in June. More...
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We are one of the largest astrophysics groups in the UK, comprising about 90 members of academic, research and support staff. Our research areas cover massive stars, star formation, interstellar and circumstellar processes, astrochemistry, cosmology, galaxy formation and evolution, extra-solar planets, atmospheric physics and instrumentation. An overview of the group's research can be found in the most recent Departmental Annual Review.
Our group members are also playing leadership roles in many international projects, covering a time line from the present to 2030 or so. They include the Dark Energy Survey, DESI, Euclid, LSST, the Hubble Space Telescope, JWST, SPICA, Cassini, Laplace / JUICE, Ariel, LOFAR, Planck, Herschel, e-MERLIN, ALMA and SKA.
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Tony Kushner's plays include A Bright Room Called Day and Slavs!; as well as adaptations of Corneille's The Illusion, Ansky's The Dybbuk, Brecht's The Good Person of Szecguan and Goethe's Stella. Current projects include: Henry Box Brown or The Mirror of Slavery; and two musical plays: St. Cecilia or The Power of Music and Caroline or Change. His collaboration with Maurice Sendak on an American version of the children's opera, Brundibar, appeared in book form Fall 2003. Kushner grew up in Lake Charles, Louisiana, and he lives in New York. Maurice Sendak is the author of over a hundred children's books, including "Where the Wild Things Are."


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Michael: Samir and I are the best programmers in that place. And you, you haven't even been showing up and you get to keep your job.
Peter: Actually, I'm being promoted.
Michael: What?!
Its become fashionable for everyone to fire on Auburns out-of-left-field hiring of former Iowa State head coach Gene Chizik as the new head man to replace Tommy Tuberville. Let me take out my Hermes purse and join the club.
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Souvlaki is one of the most powerful fast foods on the planet! I love it. It is to the Greeks what hamburgers are to Americans.
I especially liked the Souvlaki that I found in Chios and Athens. Souvlaki is not just food, it is a cult and I do not think that any other fast food can kick Souvlaki out of the Top 1 in taste charts of the Greeks or people that have visited Greece like me.
The Souvlaki that I like has its meat skewered and cooked and then it is rolled into soft pita bread along with tomato, onion and tzatziki sauce – it is just delicious! Some places add French fries into the mix – but I personally don't like that.
A Souvlaki comes wrapped in wax paper, which keeps it all together, and then you eat it like you might eat a banana by slowly peeling the wax paper down as you consume the Souvlaki. It can be messy but who cares?
The great thing about Souvlakis is that they are cheap and if you and/or your kids are hungry you can go to a Souvlaki shop for lunch or dinner at a very inexpensive price. You might even find a street-side hibachi cooking skewered meat and providing the passing foot traffic with a delicious Souvlaki sandwich much like you might buy a hot dog from a street vendor in Chicago or New York.
Be informed that a Souvlaki can have two prices. One price would be for an order to take away. A different higher priced Souvlaki would be if you order and then sit and eat the Souvlaki at that café or restaurant. The difference in price is the cost of the service if you stay and eat on premise.
In Chios I ate two Souvlaki's at a little outdoor café near to the central park a few blocks from the port. Delightful!
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This is reason why U.S. beef import has to be a legistlation order rather than executive order that U.S. really want.If it is a legislation order, no President can change the order even if DPP party wins next president office. If it is an executive order, policy can be change with change of presidential office. This is not what U.S.A. wants.Taiwan first has to get into TIFA agreement with U.S.A. before they can join TPP agreement that Taiwan really wants. So please don't block this U.S. beef import law, DPP congressman. It is in Taiwan's best interests.


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Wouldn't ultraviolet be under the rainbow?
Intel's extreme ultraviolet dream still somewhere over the rainbow
The great ultraviolet hope that will enable Intel to break the 10nm chip geometry barrier is further away than ever, the vendor's CTO has admitted, raising the spectre of Moore's Law* running out of steam. The breakthrough revolves around the distance between the circuit-lines chipmakers can etch onto the surface of a computer …
"Wouldn't ultraviolet be under the rainbow?"
No, that would be infrared...
Re: "Wouldn't ultraviolet be under the rainbow?"
"No, that would be infrared"
No, they were right. A rainbow has red on the outside of the curve (longest wavelength, so most refracted) and violet (shortest wavelength, so least refracted) in the inside.
So UV would appear inside that, and thus as the original A.C. said, under the rainbow.
Moore's Law Theory
In the strictest sense Moore's Law is under threat - the number of transistors may not double ever two years. It indeed has hard limits in the size of not only the tracks but the transistor - can't go smaller than the atom (yet)
However perhaps more interesting is the correlation between the computing power in the same physical space and the cost of said computing power. How closely does that continue to match Moore's Law?
There's also other avenues of computational power on the horizon - quantum and optical processors might reduce the number of elements in a processor.
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"There's also other avenues of computational power on the horizon - quantum and optical processors might reduce the number of elements in a processor."
Indeed, and on a more mundane level World+Dog is stacking chips and layout these days - so the effective density is still going to go up for a while yet, even when the process steps take longer and longer to take.
Moore's Law
I don't know. Is it so bad that Mr Moore's Law will one day go off track?
Moore's Law
What Moore actually said was that the number of components which can be integrated *at the minimum cost per component* doubled every two years (or whatever), since this is what drives the economics of what can be integrated.
In this sense it's already dead, even at 20nm the projections are that the cost *per transistor* won't fall below that for 28nm in the foreseeable future, and neither will 14nm, because the cost per square mm is going up as fast as the gates/mm2.
The industry had better get used to the fact that from now on you can integrate more, but it will cost more -- the days of the free luch are over :-(
Bright enough; not trying very hard are they?
I have a LED torch which shines UV light, and apparently Graphene look possible as a Lasing material to do loads of wavelengths!
"EUV" or "X-Ray" lithography was a b**ard to do in the 80's
And guess what.
It still is.
High energy accelerators?
We are approaching relativistic/quantum level physics, and the two are disconnected. For those who see the LHC as money wasted, it may well connect the very large with the very large, and obsolete all existing game machines


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Updated: 11/08/2010 - MSNBC says Keith Olbermann will be back on the air Tuesday, ending his suspension for violating NBC's rules against making political donations.
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Samuelson, Robert J., Newsweek
Byline: Robert J. Samuelson
It's not a savings plan and many seniors don't need it. Let's admit it so we can avert a disaster.
In a recent column on the senior-citizen lobby, I noted that Social Security is often "middle-class welfare" that bleeds the country. This offended many readers. In an email, one snarled: "Social Security is not adding one penny to our national debt, you idiot." Others were more dignified: "Let's refrain from insulting individuals who have worked all their lives -- by insinuating that [their] earned benefits are welfare." Some argued that Social Security, with a $2.6 trillion trust fund, doesn't contribute to our budgetary problem at all.
Wrong. As a rule, I don't use one column to comment on another. But I'm making an exception because the issue is so important. Recall that Social Security, Medicare, and Medicaid, the main programs for the elderly, exceed 40 percent of federal spending. Exempting them from cuts--as polls indicate many Americans prefer--would ordain huge deficits, steep tax increases, or draconian reductions in other programs. That's a disastrous formula for the future.
We don't call Social Security "welfare" because it's a pejorative term and politicians don't want to offend. So they classify Social Security as something else, when it isn't. Here's how I define a welfare program: first, it taxes one group to support another group, meaning it's pay-as-you-go and not a contributory scheme where people's own savings pay their later benefits; and second, Congress can constantly alter benefits, reflecting changing needs, economic conditions, and politics. Social Security qualifies on both counts.
Let's start with its $2.6 trillion trust fund. Doesn't that prove that people's payroll taxes were saved to pay for future benefits, disconnecting them from our larger budget problems? Well, no. Since the 1940s, Social Security has been a pay-as-you-go program. Most benefits are paid by payroll taxes on today's workers; in 2010, those taxes covered 91 percent of benefits. The trust fund's $2.6 trillion would provide only 3.5 years of benefits, which totaled $700 billion in 2010. The trust fund serves mainly to funnel taxes to recipients, and today's big surplus is an accident, as Charles Blahous shows in Social Security: The Unfinished Work. …


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