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NEW YORK (AP) – The professional golfer Phil Mickelson has agreed to forfeit nearly $1 million that the Securities and Exchange Commission said was unfairly earned on a tip from an insider trading scheme conducted by a former corporate director and a professional gambler.
This is a 12-month-a-year basketball town. There's the season, possibly a post season, which by NBA standards is a second season. (Yep, they are still playing.) And then there is the rest of the year when whatever has been about to boil over behind the façade of sports clichés finally begins to spill out into the open.
Three packaging companies are combining to create a $5.5 billion conglomerate that will locate its headquarters in Memphis.
Evergreen Packaging's consolidated global headquarters will create 70 jobs with an average salary of $176,283 and nearly $1 million in capital investment.
MEMPHIS IN BLACK AND WHITE. AND PINK. I'm glad Billy Orgel got engaged at Justine's because that inspired his family to save it, not because they miss the crystal and crabmeat but because the place is personal.
Memphis-based TruGreen has merged with Scotts LawnService to create one of the largest lawn care companies in the U.S.
Both groups are spin-offs from parent companies. The newly combined company represents nearly $1.3 billion in revenue.
Memphis-based TruGreen has merged with Scotts LawnService to create one of the nation's largest lawn care companies.
Both groups are spin-offs from parent companies. The newly combined company represents near-ly $1.3 billion in revenue.
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) – Republican Gov. Bill Haslam's plan to spin off four-year public universities from the Tennessee Board of Regents system gained final approval in the state Legislature on Monday.
To find 31 point and 13 rebounds in the Grizzlies' locker room, you would have had to gather two or three players together. But in the locker room of the San Antonio Spurs, all those points and rebounds were in one place, in the person of forward LaMarcus Aldridge after the Spurs had defeated the Grizzlies 101-87 on Monday, March 28 at FedExForum.
What are we NOT doing? Not long after I was hired at Obsidian, I was passing another recently hired team member in the hall, and I asked him how he was adjusting to the new job. He said, "I just keep thinking, 'What am I not doing?'" At that moment, I thought, "What a great question!"
At its March 16 meeting, the Memphis-Shelby County Economic Development Growth Engine Board approved tax incentives for two companies, creating 101 jobs and $8.1 million in local tax revenue.
A payment-in-lieu-of-taxes incentive went to Evergreen Packaging Inc., making Memphis the site of a global headquarters for a company with $5 billion in annual revenue.
It's 6 a.m. on a rainy Wednesday morning. Outside, the sun has not yet risen. But inside Victory Bicycle Studio, they're already playing Rihanna. "We're gonna start with some two-minute openers," shouts Clark Butcher, over the thump of the music. "I want you at 70 percent of your max. Let's go!"
WASHINGTON (AP) – A Senate panel approved an aviation policy bill Wednesday after a partisan fight over whether airlines gouge consumers with fees for basic services like checked bags, seat assignments and ticket changes.
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) – Senate Speaker Ron Ramsey, a leading figure in the Republican takeover of all three branches of Tennessee state government, announced Wednesday that he won't run for re-election.
Delegates are like points. States are like games. Conference titles are like party nominations.
And to win the general election is to win the national championship.
Yeah, sports and politics have a few things in common.
Two years ago, when Justin Entzminger found a job that combined his background in entrepreneurship with his dedication to the public realm, he jumped at the chance to join the Mayor's Innovation Delivery Team.
NEW YORK (AP) – Shares of hospital operator Community Health Systems fell more than 25 percent after the company reported an unexpected quarterly loss due partly to lower hospital visits from a year ago and slower-than-expected benefits from an acquisition.
You can't tell the players – or the owners – without a scorecard.
That's the recent history of what is presently called the Memphis Open presented by ServiceMaster.
It is, specifically speaking, an ATP World Tour 250 event.
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — Twitter is tweaking the way that tweets appear in its users' timelines in its latest attempt to broaden the appeal of its messaging service.
The change announced Wednesday moves Twitter closer to a formula that Facebook uses to determine the order of posts appearing in its users' news feeds.
In his column last week, "History Lesson," Dan Conaway made an absurd comparison related to the Memphis Zoo's current parking challenges and the fight to prevent I-40 from cutting through Overton Park in the 1970s.
WASHINGTON (AP) — The air traffic control system that choreographs the roughly 7,000 aircraft in U.S. skies at any given moment is the most complex, but also one of the safest, in the world — and rarely a thought in the minds of the millions of travelers who rely on it.
In the beginning there was Star Trek – a mid-1960s television series that didn't make a five-year run ideal for syndication before it got cancelled. Then came a syndicated after-life anyway and five movies as well as four spin-off television series.
Toward the back of its proposal for Mud Island River Park, executives with The Mansion Entertainment and Media LLC included a few caveats for those judging the five redevelopment applications.
What is old has become new again. And judging by your reaction to Andy Meek's story on the Kroger plans for online ordering of groceries, what is old has gone viral as well.Here are the basics:You order from a list of items and Kroger fills the order and has it waiting for you to pick up.When you think about the idea of supermarkets, which originated here in Memphis with Piggly Wiggly, it's enough to make the Piggly Wiggly founder himself, Clarence Saunders, spin in his grave.Before he came up with the idea of taking store shelves from behind the counter and putting them out there for you to get your own stuff from them, you would tell your grocer what you wanted and he would write it down on a paper bag and get it for you, wrap it up and present it to you.Saunders changed all of that as you know if you've seen the Pink Palace's child-sized replica of a Piggly Wiggly store from the start of the 20th century.A century later, no paper bags and you can still walk among the shelves if you wish.Perhaps this isn't that extreme. Maybe this is simply a swing of the pendulum, back toward the middle ground.Saunders tried to push it even further with his Keedoozle stores that followed Piggly Wiggly. In those stores, the items were lined up in what amounted to vending machines with shoppers releasing an item from the vertical row with a key.Here Saunders went too far. He mashed the bread.
Stocks fell sharply in late afternoon trading Wednesday as a dismal start to the new year got even worse. The selling was concentrated on some of the biggest winners from last year such as Netflix and Amazon, both of which doubled in value in 2015.
LAS VEGAS (AP) — The latest developments surrounding the consumer-electronics show in Las Vegas known as CES (all times PST):
12:15 p.m.
Kids tossing around a football probably hope to throw a perfect spiral in a big game one day. Technology is about to help them out.
Exercise trends through the years have included everything from grainy VHS tapes of Jane Fonda and Richard Simmons to step and spin classes, Zumba, and CrossFit.
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — Yahoo CEO Marissa Mayer has followed a major business announcement with some big personal news.
She gave birth to twin girls Thursday, the day after unveiling plans to hatch a new company to control Yahoo's Internet business.
In an ideal world, a kid climbs aboard a carousel and it's all fun and good times. But the reality is, sometimes the experience is dizzying – even nauseating.
And so it goes with the current college football coaching carousel.
NEW YORK (AP) — Which toys will warm the hearts of parents and kids for the holiday 2015 shopping season?
Holiday toys hit the shelves in recent weeks. And so far, just as in the past few years, there's no single hot toy emerging. But anything "Star Wars," life-like robotic pets and remote controlled toys should drive sales.
NEW YORK (AP) — Toys are staging a comeback.
The U.S. toy industry is expected to have its strongest year in at least a decade after several years of kids choosing videogames and mobile apps over Barbie and stuffed bears.
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Campbell Clinic CEO George Hernandez was waiting to greet guests once they stepped out of the elevators and onto the fifth floor at 8000 Centerview Parkway, home to his clinic's new spine center where he was helping direct traffic during an open house Wednesday night.
WASHINGTON (AP) — Congress has temporarily renewed authorization for the Federal Aviation Administration while lawmakers consider whether to take responsibility for air traffic control from the government and place it under the direction of a nonprofit corporation.
The health care industry contributed $38.8 billion to Middle Tennessee's economy in 2014, according to a study released by the Nashville Health Care Council, which is a 32.9 percent increase from the 2010.
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — Yahoo CEO Marissa Mayer is pregnant with identical twins.
Mayer, 40, said on her blog that she and her husband are expecting twin girls in December.
"I have some exciting news to share — I'm pregnant!" wrote on Tumblr late Monday.
Carole King famously sang, "[I]t's too late, baby now, it's too late,/ Though we really did try to make it." Something in this song created a gluey intangible not-yet-named noun that affixed itself to my soul. When I hear the words "Somethin' inside has died, and I can't hide/ And I just can't fake it," I feel a shudder throughout my being.
Memphis City Council members closed out a series of votes Tuesday, Aug. 18, on moving the statue and disinterring the remains of Nathan Bedford Forrest from Health Sciences Park near Downtown Memphis.
Tod Roadarmel, director of sales and marketing for the nearly 2-year-old Omni Hotel downtown, is awestruck by the vitality of Nashville's hospitality industry. In town since 1988, he remembers when pre-Bridgestone Arena Broadway was not a place you'd want to be late at night.
From a distance, Memphis' food truck operators like Terry and Allison LaRue might seem like the ultimate entrepreneurial renegades.
Campbell Clinic recently opened the Campbell Clinic Spine Center, located at 8000 Centerview Parkway in Cordova. This facility offers comprehensive care for both common and complex disorders of the neck and back.
COME ON BACK TO ELMWOOD, GENERAL FORREST. I first issued that invitation in 2013 and while we haven't yet heard from the General, we've heard from just about everybody else. The invitation stands because – as it has been for some time – it's past time.
2014: Memphis Police Director Toney Armstrong says 308 police officers have called in sick during the Fourth of July holiday week in what he acknowledges is probably a "work action" by cops upset over cuts to health benefits. The sick-out causes the department to use contingency plans, which include sending officers in units such as the Organized Crime Unit back to uniform patrol and using Shelby County Sheriff's deputies in the Beale Street Entertainment District.
MIFA has received a $2,500 grant from Meals on Wheels America for its participation in the 13th Annual March for Meals campaign.
Subaru of America Inc. made this year's grants possible through its seventh annual "Share the Love" event. During the event, Subaru donated $250 to the owner's choice of participating charities for every new vehicle purchased or leased.
NEW YORK (AP) – Those record profits that companies are reporting may not be all they're cracked up to be.
As the stock market climbs ever higher, professional investors are warning that companies are presenting misleading versions of their results that ignore a wide variety of normal costs of running a business to make it seem like they're doing better than they really are.
Green, as far as the eye can see. That's the view out Michaelyn Bradford's corner office in the golf shop at TPC Southwind.
Fairways, greens, trees – tranquility, at least in her mind.
"That's stress-free," Bradford said, glancing toward the golf course, which also can be a torture chamber for PGA Tour players and weekend hackers alike.
This friend of mine – we'll call him Luke – told an interesting story recently.
He was considering hiring a lawn care service, and his eye was on a particular company. Then a competitor offered a deal that gave him $10 off each of his first five applications. Luke was now also considering the competitor.
Consider just one headline from Yahoo Sports to demonstrate how fast a single word in a quote can blow up and get the media and fans alike into panic mode:
"Have the Memphis Grizzlies gone 'soft' since going Green?"
The Memphis Newspaper Guild "unanimously rejected" a tentatively agreed upon contract in a vote on Wednesday, according to guild president Wayne Risher.
The union represents many newsroom employees at The Commercial Appeal. The guild had recommended that members reject the two-year, no-raise contract due to concerns that a discipline clause in the contract could pose a "serious threat" to job security. It took that stand on the basis of advice from its national union.
The Memphis Newspaper Guild "unanimously rejected" a tentatively agreed-upon contract in a vote on Wednesday, March 11, according to guild president Wayne Risher.
The newspaper unit of The E.W. Scripps Co., parent company of The Commercial Appeal, saw its profit tumble in the fourth quarter to almost half of what it was a year earlier.
Sometimes a single word says a lot. For this University of Memphis basketball season, that word might be "despite."
As in: "Despite tonight's loss, Memphis still holds a 12-6 series lead in the series with SMU."
Memphis in May International Festival has unveiled the lineup for the Beale Street Music Festival that will unfold over three days in May at Tom Lee Park. The event is expected to bring a crowd of more than 100,000.
Silicone Arts Laboratories, a Memphis-based venture that makes innovative cosmetic products, is hosting an open house next month in its new Cooper-Young location.
And "new" is the operative word about the company's efforts in 2015.
Romance means something different for everyone, but most people can agree that if there is low lighting, soft music, a charming companion and something delicious to eat, you've already got the makings of one outstanding evening.
Even now if a University of Memphis fan goes to www.gotigersgo.com and the schedule page for the men's basketball team, the first thing the fan sees is the 74-70 overtime loss to Division 2 Christian Brothers University.
DETROIT (AP) – Automakers reported double-digit U.S. sales increases in January, a sign that car sales didn't spin out even with a major snowstorm hitting the Northeast.
General Motors led the way with an 18 percent gain over last January. Encouraged by low gas prices, buyers snapped up GM's big SUVs like the Chevrolet Tahoe and GMC Yukon.
Nearly 1,100 of Medtronic Spinal's Memphis-based employees volunteered at Mid-South nonprofit organizations in 2014. The 1,089 local volunteers contributed more than 4,789 charitable hours, an increase of nearly 14 percent over 2013.
Nearly 1,100 of Medtronic Spinal's Memphis-based employees volunteered at Mid-South nonprofit organizations in 2014. The 1,089 local volunteers contributed almost 4,800 charitable hours, an increase of nearly 14 percent over 2013.
No one from the administration of Memphis Mayor A C Wharton Jr. showed up Wednesday, Jan. 28, for a public forum on Wharton's still-developing plan for the redevelopment of the Mid-South Fairgrounds.
NEW YORK (AP) – UPS spent heavily to avoid last year's debacle over the holidays, when an unexpected crush of last-minute shipping and terrible weather led millions of late deliveries.
It's easy to appreciate the art in painter Jared Small's depictions of dilapidated shacks, shotgun-style homes and other aging structures that appear to be fading away right there on his canvas, images that suggest the creaks of doors and the groans of floorboards to accompany the lonely scenes.
NEW YORK (AP) – Being a teen can be tough, but catering to one is even more difficult.
Teen retailers are learning that lesson the hard way this holiday season.
The longtime CEO of Abercrombie & Fitch on Tuesday abruptly retired just a week after the retailer posted an 11.5 percent quarterly sales drop and slashed its annual profit forecast. And American Eagle and Aeropostale gave dismal forecasts for the quarter that includes the holiday shopping season after each posted weak sales for the fall.
In this, the last of the season's weekly college football notebooks, we take a quick spin around the SEC now that the regular season is finished.
SEC championship game: Sure, a lot of people picked Alabama to be in next Saturday's game at the Georgia Dome. But be honest now, did you have their lone loss coming at Ole Miss? No, didn't think so.
Medtronic Spine has reported a 1 percent increase in revenue for the second quarter of fiscal year 2015, reporting quarterly revenue of $746 million on a constant currency basis.
Core Spine revenue was flat, at $551 million. International Spine revenue dropped 5 percent, to $75 million.
Got one of those people on your gift list who "has everything?"
Chances are they don't have a Hatch monoprint.
Whether your hard-to-buy-for recipient lives in Nashville or out of town, these iconic prints not only encapsulate the essence of the South, but they have entered the American design lexicon and are considered bona fide works of fine art.
Memphis might not qualify as a cyclocross racing hotbed. That description better fits Seattle, San Francisco, Denver and Boston.
But Memphis has something they don't: the longest continuous running cyclocross event.
You can't see what you can't see. There may be some challenges facing your nonprofit that you're not aware of. They are insidious and sometimes deadly. Taking a close look at "what's really going on" may refocus your energy and resources, and rescue your fundraising.
NEW YORK (AP) – The E.W. Scripps Co., the media company that is spinning off its newspaper business, said Wednesday that it bought weather app maker WeatherSphere. The companies did not give financial details of the deal.
Whether it's a desire to slim down in advance of holiday binging or a New Year's resolution reboot, many people look at the fall as a good time to kick-start their exercise efforts.
For some, this just means dusting off that gym membership or home treadmill, getting back to spin class, lifting weights or whatever their preferred activity might be.
The Commercial Appeal is trimming its staff again as part of ongoing cost-saving efforts, and at the same time it's making what top editor Louis Graham described in a memo to staff as "major changes" to the physical paper itself.
Without treatment, people suffering vertebral compression fractures probably can expect chronic pain, decreased mobility and the potential for neurological complications.
"It's a downward spiral," said Matt Thomas, vice president of interventional therapies at Medtronic. "So it's important to treat the patient early in the process."
Floral Management magazine, the official publication of the Society of American Florists, has spotlighted Memphis-based Pugh's Flowers for its development of a spin-off venture, Lickety Split Couriers.
Medtronic Inc. on Thursday, Aug. 28, announced the 510(k) clearance and launch of a product designed for treatment of skeletally immature pediatric patients younger than 10 years of age diagnosed with severe, progressive, life-threatening, early-onset spinal deformities.
A Memphis company founded in 2011 that makes innovative cosmetic products has been recruited to participate in the Dallas-based health care accelerator Health Wildcatters.
The company is Silicone Arts Laboratories, which manufacturers a topical filler called Dermaflage that uses silicone to simulate skin and instantly conceal recessed imperfections. The product is waterproof and conceals skin imperfections for up to 36 hours. Designed for ease of use among consumers, Dermaflage's other strength is that it provides a cosmetic option for concealing recessed scars and skin defects on the face and body without having to resort automatically to surgery or injections.
Medtronic Inc. reported Tuesday, Aug. 19, that revenue in its Memphis-based Spine division totaled $743 million in the first quarter of fiscal year 2015, a 3 percent decline from the same period in fiscal year 2014.
Soon, Chick-fil-A might be serving new breakfast items like chicken & waffles nationwide.
The chain is asking customers in Memphis to help take its new breakfast menu, which includes a handful of new items, for a spin. Customers have told the chain they want a bigger breakfast menu, and as a result Chick-fil-A is testing five new entrees: egg white chicken grill, Greek yogurt parfait, multigrain oatmeal, chicken and waffles, and cinnamon swirls.
NEW YORK (AP) – The game of survival is on for newspapers, as USA Today owner Gannett on Tuesday became the most recent major media entity to say it will divide its print and broadcast divisions into separate companies.
The E.W. Scripps Co. of Cincinnati announced Wednesday, July 30, that it will spin off its newspapers, including The Commercial Appeal, in 2015 into a new Journal Media Group to be based in Milwaukee along with newspapers from the Journal Media Group of Milwaukee.
The E.W. Scripps Co. of Cincinnati announced Wednesday, July 30, that it will spin off its newspapers, including The Commercial Appeal, in 2015 into a new Journal Media Group to be headquartered in Milwaukee along with newspapers from the Journal Media Group of Milwaukee.
International Paper reported second quarter earnings of $161 million Tuesday, July 29, a $98 million drop from the second quarter a year ago when IP reported net earnings of $259 million.
The drop in profits came as the Memphis-based company took restructuring charges including a new pre-tax loss of $324 million. Most of that, $262 million before taxes, was for debt extinguishment.
A July weekday afternoon, about 2:45. It's the perfect time for just about anyone to be nodding off in class.
But in the basement of Midtown Church of Christ, where HopeWorks Inc. is housed, class is in session and a dozen men and their teacher are having a lively discussion.
HOOVER, Ala. – Although the first games involving Southeastern Conference football teams are not until Aug. 28, the league's full-on blitz in promoting the new SEC Network has been going on for a while now.
"I Choose Memphis" spotlights Memphians who are passionate about calling this community home. New Memphis Institute provides the profiles.
Name: Airika Wallace Gigas
The parent company of Memphis-based ServiceMaster Co. LLC began trading on the New York Stock Exchange Thursday, June 26, in an initial public offering of its common stock.
The move to the market comes a day after ServiceMaster Global Holdings Inc. announced it was pricing the offering of 35.9 million shares at $17 per share. The pricing was below analysts' estimates of $18 to $21 per share.
Time Warner Inc. said Monday that it completed the spinoff of magazine publisher Time Inc. into a separate, publicly traded company, as it focuses on its other media properties.
Medtronic Spine's total revenue for the fourth quarter of fiscal year 2014 was $786 million, down 2 percent from the same period a year ago on a constant currency basis, which excludes the impact of exchange rate fluctuations.
There is a lot of talk these days about social entrepreneurs and social ventures but not a lot of clarity around what this really means.
It seems the term is just a new spin on not-for-profits, a new label for startup organizations that focus on social issues. However, there is a big difference – social ventures can be for-profit or nonprofit in their structure.
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Research Article
The first in situ Raman spectroscopic study of San rock art in South Africa: procedures and preliminary results
Version of Record online: 6 MAY 2010
DOI: 10.1002/jrs.2682
Copyright © 2010 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.
Journal of Raman Spectroscopy
Volume 42, Issue 3, pages 399–406, March 2011
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Tournié, A., Prinsloo, L. C., Paris, C., Colomban, P. and Smith, B. (2011), The first in situ Raman spectroscopic study of San rock art in South Africa: procedures and preliminary results. J. Raman Spectrosc., 42: 399–406. doi: 10.1002/jrs.2682
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- Issue online: 20 MAR 2011
- Version of Record online: 6 MAY 2010
- Manuscript Accepted: 16 MAR 2010
- Manuscript Received: 18 JAN 2010
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- rock art paint;
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Southern Africa has a rich heritage of hunter-gatherer, herder and farmer rock art traditions made by using both painted and engraved techniques. Until now, there have been only a handful of studies on the chemical analysis of the paint, as all previous types of analysis required the removal of pigment samples from the sites a practice which has been avoided. Raman spectroscopy is an ideal techniques to analyse the paint non-destructively and also offers the possibility of in situ work with portable instruments. This article describes the procedures and reports the preliminary results of the first in situ Raman spectroscopic study of rock art in South Africa (also a first worldwide), where we, first, evaluate the capability of a Raman portable instrument in very difficult conditions, second, analyse the paints in order to contribute to a better knowledge of the technology used and, third, evaluate the possible contribution of in situ analyses in conservation studies. The paintings from two different rock art sites were studied. The instrument proved to be highly suitable for in situ analyses in physically very challenging conditions. Most of the pigments and alteration products previously detected under laboratory conditions were identified, thereby giving information on both the pigments and conservation state of the paintings. A layered structure of alteration products and pigment was identified in situ for the first time by controlling the laser power, thereby obtaining the same results as in mapping experiments of cross sections of paint. Copyright © 2010 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.


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Yet another AIMS misfire on e-learning in Nova Scotia schools
Criticism of a recent report from the Atlantic Institute of Market Studies (AIMS) on online learning in eastern Canada. I covered the report reasonably favourably. But the Nova Scotia Teacher's Union (NSTU) was not happy and neither was Grant Frost, both of which call the report's author to task for understating the scale of online learning innovation in the province. "Close to 30,000 of our approximately 119,000 public school students are engaged, at some level at least, in online learning," writes Frost. Well, he has a point - the AIMS study uses misleading and sloppy statistics to argue that only 2.2 percetn of students are enrolled in online learning. And there's the ubiquitous pro-privatization argument that mars anything AIMS does.
But from the other side of the ledger, I would argue that 25% - the number Frost gives is - is low. In 2016, in an advanced information age economy, the number should be close to 100%. Can you imagine that 75% of students aren't doing any online learning? I have no doubt about the teachers' commitment. But provincially (across Atlantic Canada) there is a failure to invest. And a failure to invest is exactly what creates openings for things like this AIMS article. It wobbles the mind.
Today: 279 Total: 279 Grant Frost, Local xPress, 2016/05/31 [Direct Link]
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Best analogy for 'grit' thus far: "when faced with a decreasing demand for a product in one market segment, the internationally massive and multi-billion dollar testing industry would look to create a new product that meets the increasing demands of another," writes Grant Frost. "I believe that, in testing for grit, we may have encountered the educational world's latest version of a bottle of air." Good post authored by someone I should have found long before now. Image: CNN.
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Here's how artificial intelligence could solve the biggest problem in education
I confess, I read this item because I wondered what the author considered "the biggest problem in education." Here's what it is: "of the hordes of students that sign up for massive open online classes (MOOCs), an average of less than 7% finish." Well, education has its problems, but I think this is far from the biggest of them. It's like saying that the biggest problem in music is that people just listen to one song instead of a whole album. Maybe the biggest problem in education is something else - something like, say, engineers and developers designing teaching systems based on their shallow and folk-psychological knowledge of learning and education. P.S. I can't even begin to list all the things that are wrong with the image accompanying this article.
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Africa getting impatient for the dawn of e-learning era
I've read a dozen or so press releases and articles about the recently concluded eLearning Africa conference in Cairo and this one seems to summarize best the general tenor of the discussion. "There is growing frustration at the time it is taking for e-learning to truly become a reality in Africa, with attendees at this year's eLearning Africa conference in Cairo, including ministers, businessmen and education experts, expressing impatience." (Note to self: add 'have dinner by the pyramids' to the list of things to do.) See also this reflection from Donald Clark, who was there.
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Scriba Disaster: Sakai-based LMS for UC Davis is down with no plans for recovery
There's open source and then there's open source. One type of open source is more properly called 'community source', and that's what Sakai is. It was a large and complex LMS, designed by and for major institutions, with no real expectation of a community outside that exclusive group. Michael Feldstein describes the concept - and its failings - in his post from two years ago, Community Source is Dead. "Community Source borrows the innovation of the open source license while maintaining traditional consortial governance and enterprise software management techniques." Given this analysis, this week's collapse of the Sakai installation at UC Davis should not come as a surprise.
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The collapse of the press and the rise of anti-social media put democracy in peril
In this, "the final weekly newsletter from Iain Martin, Editor of CapX," the blame for the fall of media is laid squarely at the feet of social media, criticizing "those ostensibly up-market titles that opted for a friendly approach, cosying up to Facebook, pumping out more and more free rubbish," and of course, lamenting that "the tech giants blend inherent anti-conservatism, liberal elitism and hatred of regulation."
My first visit to the UK was in 1976, long before the web and social media. I asked for a newspaper at my hotel room door. "Which newspaper?" I was asked. Well I would like world news, I replied. "How about News of the World?" Perfect! I said. Imagine my surprise to see a scandal rag complete with pinup girls the next morning. Yes, the press may have outed the occasional politician, as Martin notes, but it has been an abject failure otherwise, completely ineffective in response to real world problems: environment, the concentration of wealth, militarization and corporate corruption.
Democracy was in peril long before the internet. We who turn to social media do so because there is no free press, and indeed, has never been in our lifetimes. It certainly did not exist in my childhood, and the press of the present day slavishly prints whatever its well-heeled employers demand.
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While he's best known for capturing the various absurdly hilarious things that come out of the mouth of Will Ferrell, Adam McKay has a serious side to him, that perhaps showed through most publicly with the compelling (if wildly random and out of place) closing credits of "The Other Guys." The end o...Read More »
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They want to learn about experiences serving in the military, growing up in the Great Depression and suffering through discrimination in the 1950s.
Tales of vacations, friendly hangouts and holiday traditions within families will be digitally recorded and preserved as well.
Even simple stories about neighbors down the street or a memorable grocery store are worthy to be kept for posterity.
The Life Stories Project involves recording, sharing and preserving the true stories of everyday people. Residents have started signing up for hourlong sessions, and the opportunity will extend through the end of November.
Those stories and photographs will be placed online for family, friends, neighbors and anyone in the community to hear.
Through these stories, WFYI, the Indiana History Society and Storytelling Arts of Indiana hope to celebrate resident's commonalities and differences to leave a legacy of stories for generations to come.
"We're all storytellers, just not on a stage," said Ellen Munds, executive director for Storytelling Arts of Indiana. "We want to demonstrate that our stories, whether on stage or at the dining room table, have value."
Robert Jackson came to the third floor of the Madame Walker Theater Center ready to tell his story. The 87-year-old Indianapolis resident, dressed nattily in a gray suit and white hat, had been intrigued by the opportunity.
'Don't rise, don't fall'
Sitting down with volunteer recorders Joe and Nancy McDonald, he started to meander through his life. Jackson described moving to Indiana from Uniontown, Ala., remembering riding on the train that brought them north.
"I don't know what happened, but when I woke up, I was in a new world," he said.
Jackson recalled nearly drowning in a tub used to feed farm animals, the sides too slimy for him to scramble out of the water.
A World War II veteran, he talked about signing up to work with airplanes, only to be assigned to the U.S. Army's shipping and receiving unit in France and Germany.
Mostly, he remembered the people who had motivated him and impressed early on to work diligently and be focused on improving.
"My philosophy of life was to float along — don't rise, don't fall. Those people changed my life," he said. "I'm 87 now, and I still remember their words, still remember their faces."
Those are the details that the Life Stories Project are desperate to capture, Munds said.
The project was born from collaborations between public radio station WFYI, the Indiana Historical Society and Storytelling Arts of Indiana. All three groups came together in 2005 to produce "Stories from the Heartland," an oral history compilation.
Every year, Storytelling Arts of Indiana and the Indiana Historical Society bring local and national storytellers to Indianapolis to perform, while WFYI sponsors the program.
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The Life Stories Project was intended to help accentuate the common experiences people from all neighborhoods and all backgrounds have, Munds said.
"Through these stories, we hope to celebrate our commonalities and differences to create a stronger, more vibrant community as well as leaving a legacy of stories for generations to come," she said.
The program is open to all Indiana residents. Munds has planned a series of recording days, when volunteers will be on hand to interview people and record their words. Participants give their consent to have their photographs taken, as well as allowing a portion of their story to be put on a special Life Stories Project website.
Everybody who takes part will receive a copy of their recording. The original recordings will go in the oral history collection at the Indiana Historical Society, Munds said.
"Stories tell you a lot of the values and things that were important during specific time periods. All of these people who we're interviewing will share stories within the 21st century," she said. "Researchers can go in and learn what was going on in central Indiana and what the values were."
Celestine Bloomfield, an Indianapolis resident and longtime storyteller, was one of the first people to sit down for a recording session.
She related her experience with the Gary Public Schools, where she had grown up. Black students at the time were being integrated from their neighborhood school to another junior high.
Bloomfield can still pinpoint when she discovered the integration program wasn't working. She relayed a story about her school literary group, the Inkspots, that would read a book then meet at a student's house after school for discussion.
When it was Bloomfield's turn to host, no one showed up.
"I made homemade tacos, carnitas, had the homemade salad bars. Out of the whole group, the school sponsor didn't come, and only two of my friends came," she said. "That was the end of my participation in the Inkspots. I really believe I have marks and scars from attending that school."
Johnson County project
A similar project has been attempted locally. The Johnson County Museum of History has had an oral history committee, which sits down with local residents willing to put their lives on tape, executive director Brenna Cundiff said.
Nearly 150 people's life stories are preserved in the museum's genealogy department. The accounts capture details such as after-school hangouts, school traditions and neighborhood memories that others in the community can relate to.
Bob Gee spoke about working as a teenager at Camp Atterbury. He sold newspapers to the soldiers at the camp during the height of World War II then later had a job driving a truck, allowing him to interact with prisoners of war.
His family kept a victory garden, and he remembered the sacrifices people made at that time.
"I remember sugar rationing. That seemed to be the biggest thing. It was hard to get sugar," he said in his recording.
Franklin native Mary Rynerson Gillot was born in 1933, and attended P.W. Payne School as a child. She recalled lining up for immunization shots at the beginning of the school year, and her teacher bringing out a wooden block decorated like a cake whenever it was someone's birthday.
"They brought it out and put a candle in it, and sang 'Happy Birthday.' After that, they'd pull the candle out and throw the old wooden cake back in there," she said in her recording.
Gillot's family owned a house in downtown Franklin, and during World War II, her mother rented out rooms for soldiers and their families for $2 per week. She remembered a constant stream of people being at their house.
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The Muslim fashion designers continue to compete creates their best work, Designers to innovate in order to follow a growing trend. How Muslim fashion trends in the coming year?
Ernie Kosasih designer who is one member of the Association of Indonesian Fashion Designers of West Java (IPBM Jabar), said Muslim fashion trends 2013 more to play with colors but still look elegant. "(Trends 2013) full color so that the colors but elegant as I'll show the full color but still graceful, said Ernie who has 22 years as a fashion designer Muslim Indonesia, The design featuring the latest fashions for 2013 in the Muslim fashion show at The Trans IPBM Jabar Luxury Hotel, London recently.
Other designers who are also members of IPBM, Toera Imara said, the development of Muslim fashion trends next year based on the development of the concept of 'virtual deluxe' in the sense of seeking a balance between luxury living everyday clothing as well as the work of a simple but elegant. This concept is embodied in the ready to wear Muslim clothing with bright colors and solid. Almost no pastel colors in the Muslim fashion collection 2013.
The development of color (like) brown, gold, to bright colors almost no pastel colors, strong colors more solid.
Solid colors are taken from the color of nature such as red, dark blue, tosca, bronze, and green. Iva Latifah designer and Chairman IPBM Jabar add colors that dominate the Muslim fashion in 2013 is bright colors like orange.
It was more to the bright yes more to the bright orange so, said Iva while talking in Boardroom the Trans Luxury Hotel.
In the fashion show that was held to mark the anniversary of the Indonesian Fashion Designers Association of West Java (IPBM Jabar) to-16, Iva theme of 'A Wonderful Obsession' which is inspired by the beauty of kebaya Indonesia? He presents various Moslem feminine and colorful. chose to use lace for his latest work in 2013.
Besides Iva, designer Ahmad Zaki for 2013 spectators greeted positively IPBM fashion show. Cutting game displayed on the clothing to create a collection Zaki looked different. It uses material silk satin, silk organdy and silk tafetta. Bright colors still adorn the collection, such as red, dark blue, tosca, and bronze.
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Tomorrow is the day the Maggie is ONE. We had a party today.
She ate her chocolate cake off the "You Are Special Today" plate, and made a beautiful royal mess. The cake was a bit dry which meant that Mag made lots of crumbs and she wasn't very sticky at the end of it, but it wasn't super-tasty.
It was a fun party, and we will continue the celebration tomorrow on her for-reals birth day.
Here she is in her birthday outfit.
Without the cardi.
So, I don't know how to say this next part, but I'll just put it out there: I'm taking a blog hiatus. There's no one reason…mostly though I feel that it has become more of a burden lately and less of a joyful thing to do. I have a feeling I'll be back to it sometime this year. And of course I'm still reading all your blogs! I will probably be posting more frequently over at my knitting blog Zigzag Stitch. And now I'm becoming obsessed with Flickr, so here's my page over there. Pop on by if you want.
Ta ta for now!
Picture taken by Jerry for the Sunshine Brothers. The house next door to us is under construction, and hopefully someday a nice family will live there. Today it looks like they are going to start laying bricks for the foundation. Very exciting.
So what else is going on? Oh, I don't know. Last week was the week of the pretend ear infections, in which I thought I had ear infections in both ears and was in great amounts of pain, but it turned out that plain old sudafed did the trick and antibiotics were useless. Whatevs. I feel better now.
My parents will be spending their retirement years in Myrtle Beach, not too far away from here ( just far enough). I guess this means that we'll be able to spend weekends there if we want to. Their house is not on the beach, but there is a fancy pool and the beach is just a short drive.
Let us talk TV.
- Last night was Bob Dylan night on Cold Case. I am not a fan of this show, but it seems that I end up watching it every Sunday. Does that make me a fan?
- Heroes is on tonight. Can't wait.
- Veronica Mars has been okay. It has moments of greatness, but the overall arc of the show is not as intriguing as in the past.
- Does anyone care that Meredith Grey could be dead? I don't.
That seems to be enough television for now.
Just waiting for my mother-in-law to call to say we have a new baby in the family. It is now five days past the due date – poor sister-in-law!
And now for a kid pic. I'm not sure if there was a smudge on the lens or what, but all the pictures from that morning were a little fuzzy. This picture is so typical of what Jerry is constantly doing to the Mag. She loves him so much.
Good day!
eleven months old today
We lost a shirt yesterday. It was a good shirt. Cute, with embroidered flowers and a fancy little collar. It got a bit dirty during lunch #2 and though I tried laundering, the stains remain. I am not upset by the loss, mostly because I am not a big fan of laundry and I could care less about a shirt when I've got such lovely distractions.
Maggie eats like a horse. Jerry says, "Maggie eats enough food to sink a ship." I think he's right.
She could sit in her high chair All. Day. Long. and just eat eat eat. Lots of pieces end up on the floor or in her lap, but a surprising amount makes it to her mouth.
She likes marching through the house. She likes going outside. She likes playing with her brother. But she LOVES sitting in her high chair and eating food. We're never really sure when she's done, but things have been working out pretty well anyway.
She is my mucky angel.
And because I have the same affection for one as I have for the other, I present Jerry.
He wasn't much in the mood for a photo shoot.
walking maggie
Can you believe she can walk? She's like a real person. And I just witnessed her stand up without pulling up on something. I cannot wait until she starts chasing Jerry around.
I did a meme.
But I posted it on my knitting blog. You should totally check it out. Especially if you're Sandy, Mandy or Sarah.
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The children prepared to ride the monorail for the very first time.
We made it to the end of the day at Epcot.
Jerry kind of warmed up to the characters at breakfast(osaurus).
Jerry declared, "Donald is my favorite," though I have no idea what he based this decision on.
We met Pooh. I love Pooh.
We waited to see the show, It's Tough to be a Bug. 3-D. Too scary for Jerry. This is by far my absolute favorite picture from the whole trip.
Maggie had ice cream.
I tried to figured out which one was Lilo and which one was Stitch, but I failed. Thank goodness for the Internets.
Jerry swam at the pool even though it was not warm. He had buttloads of fun.
Jerry and Maggie happily spent about five minutes in the stroller together. Then I remembered that Jerry likes to poke/prod/pinch his sister, Maggie started crying, and they had to be separated. I carried Maggie for the good part of three days. Next time – two strollers.
Piglet tried to eat Maggie. Maggie tried to eat Piglet.
A rare moment when the Mag was asleep and I was not the one holding her. She was so cute that I wanted my Dad to give her back to me. But then my back said, "Not yet."
Grandma went on the flying Dumbo ride, and she laughed the whole time.
Jerry got a flashing necklace.
Group photo! Early morning! Last day in the park!
There were no people at Disney World. It must be their slowest time. We went on Buzz Lightyear's Space Ranger Spin five times. In a row. It was certainly Jerry's fave, and I liked it, too. Especially since I got the highest score of anyone.
Jerry waited for the monorail for the last time.
Maggie waited for the monorail for the last time.
It was so much fun packed into such a short time. We're still recovering.
I'm sick with a cold, and should be sleeping.
Maggie has a tooth and is less than two months from her first birthday.
she walks.
Though she can take steps, she is not that into it unless she is shamelessly bribed, which makes her angry. After her very very first time walking (we all witnessed it, in 2006) she was "so over walking" prompting Jerry to ask what "over" meant.
Okay – gotta go. Time for walking lessons. Just kidding.
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2006 Christmas Edition of Getting to Know Your Friends, courtesy of Lisa.
1. Egg Nog or Hot Chocolate? I've never really had egg nog. There was that one Christmas that I was pregnant with Jerry that I made a thousand egg nogs for my family. They were happy by the end of that one, especially Aunt Linda.
2. Does Santa wrap presents or just sit them under the tree? Santa wraps the presents.
3. Colored lights on tree/house or white? Oh my gosh. Marriage is all about compromise, right? I allow colored lights on tree and house, though deep down I am always wishing for a pristine white twinkly tree.
4. Do you hang mistletoe? I think that if we find some at the farmer's market then maybe I'll hang some this year.
5. When do you put your decorations up? We wait until it's closer to Christmas so as to not interfere with Gerald's birthday. Maybe we'll start with general decorations, then put the tree up after his birthday.
6. What is your favorite holiday dish (excluding dessert)? This is a toughie. My mother-in-law makes a killer cauliflower casserole that is absolutely sinful. She also makes a "medley of root vegetables" that I could do without.
7. Favorite Holiday memory as a child: I have the worst memory ever! It was always really fun to turn the corner into the family room and see all the presents that Santa left under the tree. And to sit at the top of the stairs with Holly and Eddie waiting for my mom and dad to wake up so we could all go downstairs together. This are not memories of being a child though, they're from when we were teenagers! Seriously. Worst. Memory. Ever.
8. When and how did you learn the truth about Santa? I don't remember! I do remember getting in trouble for telling my cousin Eric, even though I wasn't the one who told him.
9. Do you open a gift on Christmas Eve? Yes, but this is a new tradition that was started once I got married. Sometimes my mother-in-law gets so excited that she lets us open all the presents on Christmas Eve. But with my parents, NOTHING gets opened before Christmas morning.
10. How do you decorate your Christmas Tree? My husband starts with the colored lights. He does an average job, and I have been known to sneak back to the tree while he's sleeping to adjust the lights. Then Jerry and I are incharge of the ornaments. This year may be different now that there is a crawling-pulling up-cruising baby on the loose. So far, there are no plans to curb any decorating, but I'll have to be open to change if the Mag starts trying to climb the tree.
11. Snow! Love it or Dread it? Love it. I think that's what I miss most about Buffalo (besides, you know, family). Last year we hardly got a speck of a snowflake. This year I'm predicting blizzard conditions in NC.
12. Can you ice skate? Yes. We used to skate on a frozen pond-ish thing across the street from my parents house. At least we did one year. I haven't ice-skated in ages, though.
13. Do you remember your favorite gift? I sorta remember getting a cabbage patch doll when I was little. Only recently my mom told me it was a cabbage patch knock-off because the budget didn't allow for the real thing. Then, when I was in high school and getting ready to go to NYU, Holly and I got a trip to NYC for a night to see Rent (the budget situation was obviously different). That was pretty freakin awesome. Oh, and there was the year we all went to Chapel Hill to see a basketball game. Pierluigi came, too. That was sweet.
14. What's the most important thing about the Holidays for you? Being with my family and enjoying the little magical moments.
15. What is your favorite Holiday Dessert? I have to choose? I guess I love the cut-outs the most. Or the peanut butter balls. Or the ginger creams…
16. What is your favorite holiday tradition? I really miss Grandma's house on Christmas Eve. Now that I have my own family, we're slowly trying to piece together traditions of our own.
17. What tops your tree? I have a country-style angel with red hair and freckles that my mom gave me a few years ago. I can't wait to replace it with something that Jerry makes in kindergarten. And for the life of me I can't get this paragraph not to be bold.
18. Which do you prefer giving or Receiving? I should say giving, right? Just kidding. I love finding little bits of things to put in Jerry's stocking. You know, just cheap-o stuff that is fun to open. Candy, pez dispensers, Hot Wheels, post-it notes. Each individually wrapped so it seems like a crap-load. I've been collecting it all year and I can't wait for him to open it.
19. What is your favorite Christmas Song? Everything on Amy Grant's Christmas album. I can sing it all by heart because my mom blasts it every year when she starts decorating. It's annoying as heck, but catchy. I miss it when I'm not around their house on Christmas.
20. Candy Canes… yuck or yum? I love candy canes, but like Lisa said, only the peppermint ones.
That is all. Merry Christmas!!!


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A new caliphate was born on June 29, 90 years after the last one. The Ottoman Empire was overthrown by Kemal Ataturk, who founded the modern Republic of Turkey in 1924. A major development in Arabic jihadist history, the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIL) declared the reestablishment of the caliphate with its leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi as caliph of the Islamic State. Baghdadi now wishes to be known as Caliph Ibrahim.
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Its not so easy to describe myself ( maybe no one like to do this ^^ )I lived all my Life in a little village in the middle of no where and I think you would see this very soon;). I am a conservative catholic guy from a very catholic region but gay and political far away from for example CDU. Yes also I am very interested in politic and for a Emsland guy I drink not much and think I have most time my point of view but I have also a open mind. Don't know ask for more...
Try to be fair in your Life and the world will handle you fair. ( importend is try to.... because unfortunately I am not a saint )
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At the moment I did not really much I meet Diego in my home region and it was nice but I travel not much because work much and the Emsland is not real a region ppl wanna see ( expect young ppl from Ruhr area with the goal to be very drunken ;) search Schloss Dankern )so I hope by the time I get more contact.
As I write already at the moment only Diego but was a good time.
Politic at the moment specially middle east and history specially my home region and the dark time of Germany but also the rest. The Jewish culture because my love is Jewish orthodox and its very interesting and I wanna understand more.
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Movies: I like: all of Star Wars ( yes also EPI because its part of it ) Wag the Dog, or Germans like Der Untergang or Napola.
Music: more German music like Ãârtze, Tote Hosen, Fettes Brot but also Queen and importend if I hear Wagner RUN!
Books: Books everyone read like Lord of the Ring or Harry Potter but I also very like the Books of Avi Primor specially .... Mit Ausnahme Deutschland ( if you can get it read it )sad nearly nobody in Israel know him and yes I have no right to write it but Primor for president.
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Sunset shows the walls of old jerusalem in gold color ( like Herzel already write ).
Tower of David night spectacula ( if you visit Jerusalem its a must! )
The train between Jerusalem and Tel Aviv ( needs nearly 2 hours but very nice )
The Eifel Express between Trier and Colone ( nice but not realy express ^^ )
The disney dream on there way to the sea was nice.
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At the moment i really intersted to learn hebrew.
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