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Going from 0 to 60 - 6 Jing Videos in 60 Minutes
Visual Lounge
"I feel the need. the need for speed!" Ah, one of my favorite quotes from the movie, Top Gun. Remember that scene? Last weekend was the Indianapolis 500. I was watching the news and found out that those cars hit speeds of 220 mph or more!? That got me thinking about speed. It's all about speed, baby! And, wondering if we should pull another all nighter to make 24 videos for Jing? So, tune in!
Social network begins where google search stops!
ID Reflections
7 Tips for Better E-Learning Scenarios
Rapid eLearning
In a previous post, we looked at how you can make your elearning courses more effective and engaging by getting your learners to pull the course content rather than you just pushing it out to them. great way to create a pull-type course is build it around problem-solving scenarios. Even if you don't create a pull-type course, scenarios are still effective in helping your learners. Or flip it.
Googley design
Janet Clarey
Googley design …worth thinking about in the context of instructional design. Focus on people—their lives, their work, their dreams. Every millisecond counts. Simplicity is powerful. Engage beginners and attract experts. Dare to innovate. Design for the world. Plan for today's and tomorrow's business. Delight the eye without distracting the mind. Be worthy of people's trust. Add a human touch. The principle flows from Google's Corporate Philosophy. "Ten things Google has found to be true:. Focus on the user and all else will follow. Fast is better than slow.
New Brandon Hall Group report forecasts major shift in 2016 online learning trends
Companies are increasingly dissatisfied with online learning tools, prompting many to reinvest in technology that supports a modern training approach. Download the report from Brandon Hall Group to see how new investments are bringing real business results.
Accountability for Business Results
Performance Learning Productivity
UK politicians have been in the spotlight over the past few weeks with their creative use of the parliamentary allowance scheme. Flipping" was one common way that some found to maximise their allowance income. Then they'd "flip" and claim expenses on the other house. This was a really neat, if totally immoral and possibly illegal, way to spend taxpayers' money. That's the way found it at Reuters.
Text to Speech
Tony Karrer
As part of the eLearning Tour , Christopher von Koschembahr demonstrated a podcast where he conducted an interview. The interviewer was a female voice asking questions. She would ask a question and then he would respond. What was interesting is that the interviewer was produced using Text to Speech. You can listen to the result at the 12:23 mark of the first video on the eLearning Tour page. The effect was interesting. For short bursts of text, the computer generated voice was okay. Thus, it works well with the interview structure. Of course, you quickly know that he's written the questions.
Adobe eLearning Suite: is it worth it?
Clive on Learning
In an anonymous reply to my posting yesterday on the pirating of PC software, an elearning developer asked "How do real people actually afford/justify purchasing something like the Adobe eLearning Suite?" " He'd tried open source and free software but had to admit that, as far as e-learning development software was concerned, "Adobe is still king and will remain so for our foreseeable future." But Adobe made its name primarily through the sale of professional tools to design professionals, and these products still form the basis of the Adobe catalogue.
#ela2009: Proof of concept for mLearning for formal education for mathematics in South-Africa
Ignatia Webs
presented by Riitta Vänskä, Nokia Finland info: Imfundo Yami/Yethu (Riitta is a woman in black with short, blond hair, glasses and a Finnish, English accent) Big desire to show how mobile phones can be used sustainably in developing countries. The mobile penetration in South Africa is very high. What did they do? Compare current technology uptake and access in South Africa.
Twitterfall - letting the web work for you
eLearning Acupuncture
Why reinvent the wheel? If you need to use the Internet to do research on a particular topic, you can leverage other people's research efforts using social media tools (i.e. the stuff of Web 2.0). There are several social media tools that can help you. One example is Twitterfall. Twitterfall allows you to tap into the Twitter data stream without having a Twitter account. So here's what it does.
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Link to Stephen Downes Homepage All His Papers All His Presentation Slides + KL Workshop Slides Blogs - OLDaily & Half an Hour Web 1.0 = Read Web 2.0 = Read -Write Web 3.0 = Read -Write - Research Web 4.0 = Read -Write - Research - Rambo! At last I got to meet Stephen Downes in person and attend one of his workshops. In this e-Learning 2.0 NEW DISCOVERIES? Not bad! 3rd time lucky!). Myau!!!
Examples of Using Virtual 3D Spaces for Learning
Kapp Notes
Here are some interesting examples of using virtual worlds for learning, manufacturing and business: In the manufacturing arena, the level of complexity of today's assembly lines cannot be accomplished with two-dimensional visualization. virtual 3D world is needed to make sure all of the manufacturing equipment and human employees work together flawlessly. The use of a 3D world can lead to significant savings. small manufacturing plant can realize an annual savings of one million dollars and a 5 to 1 annual return on investment. Read the article here. from paper-based article: Tambascio, S.
Whitepaper: When The LMS Isn't Enough
In this whitepaper, you will discover the main reasons why the LMS alone is no longer meeting the needs of the modern learner. More importantly, you will learn what you can do to enhance its value.
Indian Learning Professionals on Twitter
Learn and Lead
Following up on my post on blogs by learning professionals in India , here's a list of Indian Learning professionals who tweet a little more frequently on Twitter. My criteria for selecting: minimum 50 tweets and must have bio text. Mind you, not all tweets are about learning/elearning. You can catch me on twitter at @manishmo. Here's the list of Indian learning professionals on Twitter, sorted on most tweets: Ruchi Bhatia @rucsb : Web 2.0 buff,IBMer,Learning professional, Indian, geek,net addicted, thought leader, luvable ! Abhinava @Abhinava : biker. dreamer.
Creating scenarios for learning - a four-step guide
Bottom-Line Performance
Tom Kuhler and his "Rapid e-learning blog once again bats 1000 by sharing tips for creating e-learning scenarios. Tom's recent post, " 7 tips for better e-learning scenarios has inspired me to share a 4-step process we use to work with subject matter experts (SMEs) to create scenarios that drive many of our e-learning courses. The 4-Step Process. What do they look like?
Cammy Beans Learning Visions: Join Me at ASTD ICE June 1&2
Learning Visions
Are you going to ASTD this coming week? I'll be hanging out at the Expo with the Kineo crew on Monday and Tuesday. We're booth #1926. Stop by and say hi! And if you can't make it to the Expo, join us for Beer
e-Learning must become social learning!
ID Reflections
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#ela2009: pre-conference workshop feedback: evaluation kicks off when ethical issues are discussed
Ignatia Webs
Yesterday I had the pleasure of collaborating with John Traxler and David Hollow during a workshop on Effective Evaluation. The workshop was part of the pre-conference workshops organized in eLearning Africa. We had ten participants, but they were a very inspiring bunch. For those with limited time, just go to the last 'ethics and quality' part of the post. But still the strenghts came out.
Storyboarding for eLearning
Storyboarding is a very important step for creating eLearning courses. But don't you feel it's a waste of time to start creating the courses from scratch and copy-paste text and other objects from the storyboard to the eLearning tool for course development.
Gaining Audience Attention >
eLearning Cyclops
Whether face-to-face or online, gaining attention is a crucial element to course design. This element is prevalent in both Gagne's 9 Elements and Keller's ARCS Mode l. The important thing to consider in implementing this element is that it does not need to be a single occurrence at the start of course, but can be integrated throughout the course. Caution, don't overdo it. How do you gain attention?
Financial Investment
Tony Karrer
Should learning organizations make a financial investment in new forms of learning? fantastic comment by Bill Brantley on my post Metalearning : Before you start defining metalearning, you need definitions for: formal learning informal learning social learning collaborative learning personal learning that are more than just marketing buzzwords. What is the difference between these five concepts?
Fun does not mean effective!
ID Reflections
#ela2009 thursday sessions: Boots on the ground - the only way to ensure impact in ICT4D projects
Ignatia Webs
Ignatz Heinz from Avallain Education for Development, Switzerland (A man in black with a obvious ethically, warm heart. he has dark hair with a wave in it and a kind face.) They do early feasibility tests and look locally for technical solutions, which I like enormously. Information: [link] (sorry for the blurry pictures by the way, my camera lens was smudged and I only noticed once I was back).
Evaluating Training - Capturing the Benefits Aspects of ROI
Training evaluation is necessary and, in many ways, critical to the success of a business. But because short term priorities always seem to take precedence, it is typically something we plan to do better in the next course, or maybe next month, or even next year. After all, we've managed pretty well up to now, so surely another year can't hurt!
New e-Book on the Guild - Getting the Most Out of Your Budget
eLearning Cyclops
The e-Learning Guild has released its latest e-book, 65 Tips for Getting the Most Out of Your Budget. And as with all their e-books you can't beat the price, free. Here the link where you can download it. link] I have a couple of tips in there too. hope they are helpful. Learning e-Learning Guild
Twitter: The #1 Tool for Learning
Upside Learning
There's been quite a bit written about how Twitter can be used for learning. A few interesting reads are listed at the end of this post. personally believe that Twitter is a great tool to get access to knowledge and information—provided you follow the right people. It's also a great place to get answers—better than Google searches sometimes—if the right people are following you.
Cammy Beans Learning Visions: iPhone and the End of All Boundaries
Learning Visions
I just got my very own iPhone on Friday. Well, my company's, to be more precise. But it's in my hot little hands and I get to caress its shiny sleekness. I had an iPod Touch, which I loved and was hopelessly addicted to
#ela2009: African learners - institutions and organisations should leave them to their own devices
Ignatia Webs
by John Maurice Traxler, Learning Lab, UK (John is a man in white, with glasses, holistic in speech and thinking). learning starts to mean something that it was not in the past He looks at projects that have been at what has been tried and tested all across the world. technology to reach people and to transform them into a different technological world. Taking learning out of the classroom.
Seven Simple Secrets to Off-the-Shelf Course Success
Off-the-shelf elearning is applicable for a wide audience, but it won't address your organization's unique situations or distinctive content. So are these courses all that helpful? For sure! Read on for 7 secrets to make off-the-self learning your own.
Explore and Learn About Mars
eLearning Cyclops
Google Earth now includes Mars. It is free and uses updated photos taken by NASA. Besides being able to explore the red planet and its features, it also includes an interactive tour with Bill Nye the Science Guy, visits to landing sites of craft that have visited Mars, historical maps and a whole slew of other educational material. galaxies and nebulae), they also have a Sky view.
Upside Learning - "an outstanding company"
Upside Learning
When your clients appreciate your work, it does feel good. I was pleasantly surprised to discover this example of client appreciation while browing the web today… Some quarters back we worked on an eLearning project - Dancing for the Gods - which teaches Bharatanatyam - a classical Indian dance form. They have put up specific comments for different team members. That's very nice.
iPhone and the End of All Boundaries
Learning Visions
I just got my very own iPhone on Friday. Well, my company's, to be more precise. But it's in my hot little hands and I get to caress its shiny sleekness. I had an iPod Touch, which I loved and was hopelessly addicted to. But this just has me over the top and I can't keep my hands off it. Which isn't necessarily a good thing. Trust me. Dangerous ground. love it. But I might need help.
Learning Tweets – and the Case Against Them
Bottom-Line Performance
I got a tweet this morning from a colleague who shall remain nameless (She knows who she is.) It said "Going to Dark Side…now tweeting from Blackberry." I, of course, welcomed her and pointed out the cookies. Between that tweet and this post in my reader, I found myself thinking (again) about how and whether Twitter can be useful in a business learning context. I've seen some cool ideas for using twitter in a classroom. Start a fictional twitter stream for a historical figure," "share one relevant link with the group", "Post key points from today's lesson".
Move Beyond Learning to Applying: A Modern Management Development Program
A better way to develop front-line managers !It's well documented that people leave managers – not companies. Download this guide to learn how to shift the perspective from event to journey and how to take learners through Proficiency Journeys to get results.
88 FREE EduGames & The Ultimate Post-Saving Puzzle!
88 Free EduGames to Spice Up Your Course Flash Countdown Timer Generator Unless you can decode the following text, and figure out what it really says: ACLHQKHZW It is not sufficient to only guess or provide the correct answer; you also need to explain the decoding process, or how you got to the correct answer. True enough (you can find EduGame lists elsewhere). educational gaming Fun OER/FREE
#ela2009 workshop George Siemens: social networking technologies for teaching and learning transformation
Ignatia Webs
One of the workshops in eLearning Africa 2009 was lead by George Siemens , a Canadian from the Manitoba University who was one of the organisers of the CKK08 massive course in 2008 in which I participated my two cents. He is always a source of innovative ideas. The great thing about these slides is that it gives you a holistic approach of what learning embraces: experimenting, gossip, collaboration, debating, constructing ideas. name I had to google was Seymour Papert , and it showed me again that learning is based on sharing knowledge through networks. constructivism conferences
Join Me at ASTD ICE June 1&2
Learning Visions
Are you going to ASTD this coming week? I'll be hanging out at the Expo with the Kineo crew on Monday and Tuesday. We're booth #1926. Stop by and say hi! And if you can't make it to the Expo, join us for Beer & Bloggers/Tweeters/eLearning folks: Monday, June 1st 7/8:00ish and on at the Dubliner.
Capture Examples
Tony Karrer
The primary reasons for doing the eLearning Tour was that it is hard to see examples of what is being done by fellow eLearning professionals and get a sense of the patterns that exist. As part of pulling together the tour, I asked for contributions from this blog and from Learn Trends. received quite a few responses. Far more than I could accommodate. And while I believe that I gave a flavor of what's happening out there through the tour, my gut tells me that it would be helpful to capture more examples. Should we look to capture more examples? You can grab stills to illustrate the points.
5 Unknown Ways You're Wasting Your Training Budget
In the US alone, companies spend over $70 billion on corporate training and about $1000 on individual employees according to Bersin by Deloitte. When it comes to training budgets, leaders struggle to pinpoint what impact (if any) their training programs are having. So what's the result? Companies end up wasting millions of dollars each year on ineffective training practices.
88 FREE EduGames & The Ultimate Post-Saving Puzzle!
88 Free EduGames to Spice Up Your Course Flash Countdown Timer Generator Unless you can decode the following text, and figure out what it really says: ACLHQKHZW It is not sufficient to only guess or provide the correct answer; you also need to explain the decoding process, or how you got to the correct answer. True enough (you can find EduGame lists elsewhere).
#ela2009 thursday presentations: mobile learning for health care workers
Ignatia Webs
Yesterday my esteemed colleague Carlos Kiyan gave the presentation on our mobile project in Lima, Peru. As he is a very vivid speaker, it was fun to hear him present. He gave a holistic view of everything that comes into the equation if you want to start up a mobile learning project in an area that is not used to it. Slides of the presentation: mLearning Tibotec project presented at eLearning Africa in Dakar Senegal View more OpenOffice presentations from ignatia.
In response to Twitter Quitters - 40% leave after one month.
ID Reflections
Why am I writing about Twitter? Because it is a powerful social networking tool that is fast becoming a social learning tool. The connotation of the word social is changing from one of "connect" to bring into its fold other meanings like collaborate, learn, share, give, participate, hear, be heard, ask, be answered.This is not a litany in praise of Twitter--it is in support of all social networking sites (SNS) that will help us to collaborate and build collective knowledge. The latter will be our saviour in this time of recession when corporate training budgets are at an all time low.
PC software piracy
Clive on Learning
The following brief article appeared last week in the Economist: "The share of software on personal computers that is pirated rose to 41% last year, according to a report by the Business Software Alliance, a trade group, and ICD, a market-research firm. further 44% is paid for. The rest is free or open-source. Piracy rates are falling in half of all countries and stable in another third. But in countries where sales of PCs are growing fastest, the piracy rate is high. The worst offender is Georgia, where 95% of all software is unlicensed.
Workbook: Gamification and Your Enterprise Learning Strategy
This workbook is a response to your need to understand how to strategically incorporate gamification into your learning strategy, in order to drive real business results. It's designed to be printed, written in and used as a guide.
What Are Your Favorite Twitter Applications?
Starting Point - Jane's Twitter Applications List THINKING There are more than a 150 3rd party applications that work with Twitter that could be useful for teaching and learning (at least according to Jane's master list ). However, how many of us have the time to explore all, or figure out which one is appropriate and useful for our own learning and teaching. But the juice will grow as I learn.
Getting the SME to Share Expertise for eLearning: Understanding "Type"
Web Courseworks
I noticed Jane Bozarth's blog posting concerning a lively discussion on "Tips for Working with SMEs?" " My blog post on handling subject matter experts back in January also seemed to stimulate discussion. I am currently working on my PhD. dissertation proposal on contributing factors to expertise-sharing between the SME and the design team. Project success depends on several factors, starting with achieving respect between the two parties. This goal is best attained through mutual understanding. Respect can then move beyond mere protocol. Feltovich, Kenneth M. Ford, and Robert R.


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NEW YORK - Editorial and design house Northern Lights Post (www.nlpedit.com) has added editor Maciek Godlewski to its team, signaling his return to editing full-time. Godlewski was on hiatus for the past several years, focusing on his own artistic development as a painter. He did, however, continue to cut commercials on a freelance basis.
Prior to his break, Godlewski spent eight and a half years at The Blue Rock Editing Company, where he cut campaigns for national brands such as Citibank, Advil, Verizon, Sure and Downy. He was first introduced to the editing world at Billy Williams (now Moondog) where he started as an assistant for Williams and moved his way up to editor over a six-year run. Godlewski credits Williams with encouraging and teaching him along the way, and he hopes to provide this same type of mentorship to the young people and interns at Northern Lights Post.
"The company fosters a youthful, forward-thinking philosophy and has fantastic internship programs, which enable young people to participate in the creative process. I feel it is a great way to give back to this business."
BURBANK, CA — On Monday, Dolby (www.dolby.com) and AMC unveiled the new Dolby Cinema at AMC Prime in Burbank, CA, which is now fully equipped with a signature entrance and a dynamic A/V pathway that p ...
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PARIS – TechViz, a provider of immersive 3D virtual prototyping software solutions, is presenting its latest immersive visualization solutions at SIGGRAPH 2015 in Los Angeles.
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A new teaser is available for the third season of FX's creepy series The Strain.
It's 23 days in and things are looking grim for New York City. Check out the teaser after the break. The Strain returns on August 28th.
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A new teaser is available for the third season of FX's creepy series The Strain.
It's 23 days in and things are looking grim for New York City. Check out the teaser after the break. The Strain returns on August 28th.
If you haven't caught the first season of Ryan Murphy's American Crime Story: The People vs. O.J. Simpson, never fear. FX is running the complete season in a marathon on Saturday, June 11th (2pm/1C).
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FX is giving Marvel Comics a go – greenlighting an 8-episode season of Legion based on a character from the X-Men comics, David Haller.
David, in the comics, is the son of Professor X, Charles Xavier. Here he's described as a young man who begins to wonder if the voices in his head might be real.
Dan Stevens, late of Downton Abbey and A Walk Among the Tombstones, has signed on to play David. The series comes from Fargo's Noah Hawley and is slated for and early 2017 premiere. For more follow the jump.
James Keziah Delaney returns to London to take up the trading company he's inherited from his father. Unfortunately, circumstances have that business a bit of a poisoned chalice.
Fortunately, Delaney is 'a very dangerous man to know' (even if he does say so himself).
Taboo is coming soon to FX. Check out the new trailer after the jump.
Now the second brilliant season of Fargo is over, FX has produced an In Memoriam video to say farewll to the season's fallen. If you haven't watched the whole season, you might just want to skip this one. If you have, follow the jump.
If you haven't, you can binge the entire season at FXNOW until February 2nd.
Continue reading Aw Jeez and Farewell Video: Fargo: In Memoriam!
Like the blurbs say, the trial wasn't the whole story.
FX has released the first trailer for American Crime Story: The People v. O.J. Simpson and it's a study in discomfort. Check it out after the break. American Crime Story: The People v. O.J. Simspon will premiere in early 2016.
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Ryan Murphy and Brad Falchuk's American Horror Story anthology series will creep us out for another season.
FX has just announced a sixth season order for the series, becoming – as FX CEO John Landgraf put it, a 'landmark series.' For details, follow the jump.
FX has ordered Donald Glover's Atlanta to series. The series revolves around two cousins on the way up through the Atlanta hip hop scene. FX has ordered ten episodes.
Atlanta stars Glover, Brian Tyree Henry, Lakeith Lee Stanfield and Zazie Beetz. Glover will serve as executive producer along with Paul Simms and Dianne McGunigle. Hiro Murai directed the pilot. For more, follow the jump.
Noah Hawley – the writer who created FX's Fargo – is writing the pilot for Legion, a series that center on the son of the X-Men's Professor X's son, Daniel Haller.
Haller has always been plagued by voices in his head and, indeed, was diagnosed as schizophrenic. After a strange encounter with another patient, he begins to think that maybe the voices in his head are real.
Legion is an FX Productions co-production with Marvel Television. Hawley will also serve as an executive on the pilot along with Lauren Shuler Donner (X-Men: Days of Future Past, The Wolverine), Bryan Singer (X-Men: Days of Future Past, Superman Returns), Simon Kinberg (X-Men: Days of Future Past, The Martain), Jeph Loeb (Marvel's Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D., Marvel's Daredevil), Jim Chory (Marvel's Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D., Marvel's Daredevil) and John Cameron (Fargo, The Big Lebowski). For further details, follow the jump.
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FX plans to take its viewers to school on Halloween – with a Scream Queens marathon!
The first seven episodes of FOX's horror-comedy will curdle across FX's screen on Saturday, October 31st. Check out the episode guide, following the jump, for details.
Continue reading Scary Stuff: FX To Marathon Scream Queensfor Halloween!
Now that we've seen Lou Solverson in the second season premiere of Fargo (FX, Mondays, 10/9C), we should take a few moments to get to know him better – courtesy of a new video from FX.
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Arson at cemetery chapel
A Rugby cemetery chapel which reopened in March has been destroyed in an arson attack.
A Rugby cemetery chapel which reopened in March has been destroyed in an arson attack.
Volunteers who helped look after a chapel of rest at a cemetery in Warwickshire, say they're devastated after it was gutted by fire on Remembrance Sunday.
It's thought the damage caused by the blaze at the Watts Lane Cemetery in Rugby could cost tens of thousands of pounds to repair. Police are investigating and are treating it as arson. Chris Halpin reports.
Deputy party leader Tom Watson said that what has happened with Jeremy Corbyn is a "great tragedy".
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Forgive me for my knabbyness, I just built a custom computer no more than a few weeks ago, and I'm just getting in to PC gaming. (I've used Steam before to play the HL2 series, but that's it)
Since all of the Augmented content is physical, tangible content, how can there be a digital copy of the Augmented Edition?
Do I just download the game and have the extras shipped out; or is it all just digitally delivered somehow? (Or am I technically only buying the game, without the Augmented content; despite that it says augmented?)
Thanks a million!
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March Production Run Of MP-11 Coronation Starscream Now Up For Preorder At TFSource
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stoltobot wrote:Will he be called Starcream in the final packaging? That would be cool.
As far as I can remember, all Masterpieces were called by their names. Optimus was Convoy, of course, and Sideswipe was Lambor, but the rest had their original US names, including Starscream. This one should be no different.


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Ball scores twice, Clay adds another as Wisconsin holds off Indiana
BLOOMINGTON, Ind. -- Wisconsin (No. 21 BCS, No. 24 AP) relied on pure power, and it worked perfectly against Indiana yet again.
John Clay ran for 134 yards and a touchdown, Montee Ball scored two TDs and the Badgers even ran out the clock on the Hoosiers' late rally, holding on for a 31-28 victory Saturday.
"That's Wisconsin football," Ball said. "Run the football and just beat your opponents up and that's what we did."
It seemed about that simple, though Wisconsin's overpowering performance should have been no surprise to the Hoosiers (4-6, 1-5 Big Ten).
A year ago, the Badgers left Bloomington with three 100-yard runners and 441 yards on the ground. On Saturday, Clay and Ball both topped 100 yards and the team finished with 294 yards rushing. That gives Wisconsin (7-2, 4-2) 735 yards rushing in its last two games against Indiana and five straight wins in the series.
Clay did the damage in the first half, running 15 times and averaging nearly 9 yards per carry. He missed the entire second half, 27 yards short of becoming the conference's first 1,000-yard runner this season, because of a concussion.
That gave Ball a chance to be the workhorse, and the freshman thrived. He carried 27 times for 115 yards, scored the decisive touchdown on a 3-yard run with 8:18 to go and sealed the victory with 30 yards rushing on the final series.
Wisconsin quarterback Scott Tolzien was precise with his execution of the Badgers' run-first, pass-only-when-necessary -- or when Indiana obviously stacked the line of scrimmage -- strategy. Tolzien had one TD pass and finished 11 of 20 for 194 yards, including a key 17-yard pass to Nick Toon on third-and-8 with about 2 1/2 minutes left. The play prevented Indiana from getting the ball back with a chance to tie or win the game.
"Our kids did enough to win, John Clay in the first half was a machine, and Montee Ball is kind of like the energizer bunny," coach Bret Bielema said. "Every time he got a rep, he just kept grinning and smiling and gaining momentum."
The loss was another big blow to Indiana's fading bowl hopes.
The Hoosiers have lost three conference games this season by a combined total of seven points and must win their final two games -- at No. 11 Penn State and home against rival Purdue -- to become bowl-eligible. They've lost three in a row and six of seven.
"We know what we've got to go do, we've just got to go do it," quarterback Ben Chappell said. "It's now or never, so we better buck up and do the little things and if not, we're not going to get where we want to be."
Wisconsin dominated the first half. It had 196 yards rushing and kept the ball for 42 of the final 59 plays.
Somehow, though, the Hoosiers were still within 24-14 at halftime -- close enough to make a late charge.
When Terrance Turner caught a 6-yard TD pass for his first score that stood -- he had a touchdown wiped out by replay last week at Iowa -- the Hoosiers were within 24-21 with 12 minutes to go.
Wisconsin wasted no time in answering.
After Tolzien hooked up with Nick Toon for a 44-yard play, Ball ran it three straight times, scoring on a 3-yard run with 8:18 to go to make it 31-21.
"It was real good just knowing that we knew we were going to run the ball, they knew we were going to run the ball and hats off to our offensive line and Montee there to finish it off," Tolzien said.
Indiana rallied again. Chappell, who was 25 of 35 for 323 yards with three TDs, moved the Hoosiers 80 yards in 4 minutes, 17 seconds. Trea Burgess capped it with a 2-yard TD run on fourth-and-goal to make it 31-28 with 4:01 left.
But after kicking deep, the Badgers ran out the clock. Chappell is the third quarterback in school history with three 300-yard games in one season.
"We always say as an offense we want to finish on the field," Tolzien said. "We don't want to put it in our defense's hands, not that we don't have confidence in them. We want to put it on us as an offense."
Wisconsin played most of the game without starting right tackle John Oglesby after he injured his left knee. Indiana's top runner, Darius Willis, left early in the third quarter with what appeared to be a right leg injury.
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Why we must save our sons: Young women now out-earn men and soon most doctors will be female
So now it's official — young women are outdoing men at work. The Office for National Statistics has confirmed that female twentysomethings earn more than their male peers — 3.6 per cent more, to be precise. As the father of two daughters in their 20s, I can't say I'm surprised.
I'm incredibly proud of my girls. Holly, 23, is working day and night to make her way in journalism, a profession that is even more competitive and insecure than when I started out 30 years ago.
Lucy, 22, is training to be a doctor, a profession which, it emerged this week, will have more women than men in just six years' time. I've seen how much effort and determination both have displayed, from their first GCSEs onwards.
They went to a comprehensive, so they weren't spoon-fed their A-grades. They had to put in the hours, keep themselves motivated and sweat for their achievements. They've earned their success.
Time for a change: David Thomas, pictured with his son Fred, had written passionately about why he feels that boys are growing up in a world that is biased towards girls
I also have a 13-year-old son, Fred. He attends the same school as his sisters did. He has just as much energy and, when he puts his mind to something, just as much determination. But he is growing up in a world that seems more and more biased against boys; one in which our sons are falling behind our daughters in almost every measurable way.
A world in which politicians still obsess about every conceivable form of discrimination against women, but ignore the young men who so desperately need help.
That's why it's time to send out an SOS message: Save Our Sons.
Let's just start by looking at the facts. Barely half the pupils in this country get five or more GCSE passes at grades A-C. Of those who do, well over half are girls.
The majority of boys in this country, therefore, are failing to reach the basic level of educational attainment.
Every year hundreds of thousands of teenage boys leave school with virtually no chance of getting any kind of decent, well-paying job.
In fact, of all the class, race and gender groups in this country (with the sole exception of the tiny number of traveller children), working-class white boys perform the worst.
A staggering 85 per cent of boys from poor white families fail to get those five good GCSEs.
Huge numbers of young men are effectively being thrown on the scrapheap when they are barely old enough to shave. It's not just that they are failing or choosing to fail within the education system: the system is failing them. Boys are not more stupid than girls. But somehow we are simply not bringing out the best in them.
From the moment they enter nursery school they inhabit a feminised environment in which virtually all the teachers are women.
The prevailing dogma in early education now demands that both lessons and sport are devoutly non-competitive. It requires children to sit still around tables in which they work together as groups, rather than alone at desks. It is, in other words, perfectly suited to sociable little girls and anathema to boisterous, competitive little boys.
Feminised environment: Young boys at nursery and primary schools experience many female teachers who in some cases cannot relate to them and their behaviour
Thus it is all too easy for boys to conclude early on that school is what girls are good at — and they, by extension, are not.
And yet it does not have to be this way.
When my daughters went to a small village primary school, the teachers were all women. They were absolutely dedicated to their pupils, but they could not relate to the boys as naturally as to the girls. And then, for a single year, a young, male teacher took over the Year Five and Six class of ten and 11-year-olds.
Suddenly the boys in the class had someone they could talk to about football, computers and other Boy Things. There was someone who understood them, and they blossomed. Then that teacher left, and it was Girl Time again.
Seeing that convinced me I would pay for Fred's prep school education if it meant he would be taught by male teachers and be given the chance to play competitive sport. Sure enough, he thrived in that environment.
By the time they get to secondary school, though, too many boys who don't have that opportunity are actively hostile to education. That hostility is a defence mechanism, of course, a way of masking their own sense of alienation, but if that outlook continues until they are 16, they may well be headed for the scrap-heap.
Some will get one of the ever-decreasing number of manual jobs that remain in manufacturing and industry, others will join what's left of the Armed Forces. But many more slip into the twilight, underclass world of unemployment, drugs, crime and the feckless spawning of children who are then effectively fathered by the State via the benefits system.
Rocketing: The number of female graduates has soared in the past 17 years, meaning that for every two male graduates there are now three female
These young men have little to offer women, no lasting contribution to make to society, no hope for their own lives. They cost society a fortune, all the way from the dole queue to the prison cell. And if that's not a major social and political issue, I don't know what is.
Now look a little further up the social and educational scale. When I went to university in the late Seventies, the majority of undergraduates were male.
Quite rightly, great efforts were made to give girls equality in the classroom to rectify this imbalance. Thus the Left-leaning education establishment gradually ensured that secondary school lessons became less concerned with facts, rote-learning, traditional subjects and one-off exams, and more interested in course-work, empathy and new, softer subjects.
In other words, the things that boys excelled at were taken away, and the whole system was skewed to favour the diligent, steady, more emotionally articulate qualities of girls. Even more dangerously, discipline all but disappeared from schools.
Boys need sticks as well as carrots. They thrive with teachers they respect in a system that offers rewards for good behaviour and the absolute certainty of punishment for bad. Boys were actually harmed, not helped when it became clear that bad manners, foul language and even violence could be dished out without fear of serious reprisals from school authorities.
As a result of what was no less than social engineering, by the early Nineties the numbers of male and female undergraduates was roughly equal. Then came a drive to increase the number of young people who went to university, and something very odd happened.
From 1994 onwards, the numbers of male undergraduates increased by no more than 1 per cent a year. But the numbers of female students rocketed so that for the past several years women have accounted for about 60 per cent of the student population.
To put it another way, for every two male university graduates, there are now three women. The Government's justification for charging university fees of up to £9,000 per annum was that graduates have much better career prospects than non-graduates. Thus it should follow that more young women than men are likely to carve out successful careers thanks to a university education.
The proof of this is all around us. Between 55 to 60 per cent of all new doctors, lawyers and accountants are now female. No wonder, then, that young women's incomes are now outstripping those of their male contemporaries.
Even more strikingly, graduate unemployment is worse among male than female undergraduates. In 2010, research showed that 11 per cent of female graduates were unemployed one year after leaving university, compared to 17 per cent of males.
On the scrapheap: The majority of white working class boys fail to maintain the basic level of educational attainment meaning they they will have virtually no chance of getting any kind of decent, well-paying job (posed by models)
To sum up: young men are less likely than women to have any educational attainments at all; less likely to go to university and then, if they do graduate, are less likely to find work.
Now, tell me: which of the two sexes needs help?
Some people might claim that I am sexist for being concerned about the problems faced by boys. But I'm not alone. I know plenty of mothers nowadays who worry more about their boys than their girls. So why won't politicians, academics and supposedly progressive opinion formers pay the blindest bit of attention when it's boys who are in trouble?
It's not as if male failure is good for women (not unless you are an arch feminist who wants to see the male sex crushed into the ground).
This may be a politically incorrect and sexist observation in the eyes of some delicate Guardian-reading souls, but most women still want a man who can provide for his family, and who is confident enough in his own status not to feel insecure about his partner's.
And this leads us on to a deeper, more human issue that has nothing to do with statistics or incomes. We have, as a society, lost the ability, or the will, to acknowledge that our sons have anything at all to offer the world as men.
Full of potential: David feels all boys can realise their dreams if they are just given the encouragement and help that they need
Our daughters, raised in the era of Girl Power, have rightly been encouraged to believe that anything a man can do, they can do, too. But they've also been told again and again that they have qualities men lack. They are more emotionally mature, more sensitive, better communicators, better team-workers, and so on.
In other words, they have been taught that men and women are equal — except for all the ways in which women are superior.
There is now a massive equal rights industry that is obsessed with every real or imaginary form of female inequality. But equality must work both ways, and if it is now boys who are lagging behind, then the political and educational establishment must make it a priority to help them.
Though they are rarely celebrated any more, there are solid male virtues that still exist in decent men: reliability, stamina, physical strength, the desire to provide for and protect their families, and sometimes, as unfashionable as it might be, the ability not to be too emotional. There are times when an arm round the shoulder and the offer of a drink can do more good than all the agonised empathy in the world.
All of us, men or women, are moved by pictures of soldiers coming home from war. The men reach down, their arms open to greet the children running towards them in an image that embodies the strength and courage of a warrior and the love of a father.
But who is telling our sons about that kind of positive, benevolent manliness? Who sets them a good example? Having more male teachers, especially in primary schools, would be a start.
And we should stop being afraid to say anything positive about men, or masculinity, for fear of offending women. In a culture in which so many young men do not have father figures at home or at school, too many boys take their lead from the ill-disciplined brats of Premiership football; the swaggering, misogynist materialism of rap music; or the psychotic violence of computer games.
Our boys — including my own son Fred — are full of potential, full of energy and full of ambitions. All they need is the encouragement and the attention to help them realise their dreams.
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Well, I hope so. I ordered the Apple TV with the assumption that this will be possible. There is no reason, aside from trying to force people to stay within the paid iTunes model, to not allow this.
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I'm less concerned about whether Apple will allow this, than I am about whether 3rd party applications will support it. Are we certain that Hulu for example won't disable this feature, seeing as they've blocked access in the past? Presumably since this is the paid version they'll allow it. But are we sure?
Even Apple. Lots of stuff doesn't display video over the VGA out connector dohickey. Why not? And are we sure they won't do the same here?
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Current speculation over on the MacRumors forums, which seems likely to be correct, is that AirPlay doesn't send the iPhone/iPad screen image over to the Apple TV but rather simply transfers the MP4 video. Reason being the resulting video uncompressed would take too much bandwidth, and recompression to a reasonable bit rate is beyond the capabilities of the A4 processor (assumes it doesn't have h.264 encode assists, which we don't know for sure…). Anyway, suggests that something like VLC won't be able to be streamed to the AppleTV via AirPlay while something like AirPlayer or the SkyFire browser WILL work since they transcode the video to MP4 format externally—AirPlayer on your desktop or other device, and SkyFire in the cloud. So probably SlingPlayer is going to be out as well. But ABC app or Hulu are certainly possible if they don't block it.
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President Obama laid out plans for comprehensive immigration reform in a Las Vegas speech Tuesday afternoon, on the heels of a bipartisan group of eight senators who released a similar proposal on Monday. Both plans could have a significant impact on college students and campuses, most notably the provisions that would enact the long-awaited DREAM Act for students brought to the United States as children.
Both proposals call for expedited citizenship for undocumented immigrants brought to the United States by their parents, and both would make it easier for foreign students in the STEM fields—science, technology, engineering and mathematics—to get visas and green cards after completing their degree at a U.S. college or university.
However, it unclear whether another issue of importance to the higher education community, expanding the number of non-immigrant, H-1B visas for high-skilled workers, is directly addressed by the proposals. A number of corporations and higher education institutions use these visas to hire skilled workers and researchers and scholars.
The DREAM Act, formally known as the Development, Relief, and Education for Alien Minors Act, is designed to give undocumented immigrants a path to higher education and citizenship.
ACE and many in the higher education community have long supported the different iterations of the measure, which have been introduced in Congress on a regular basis since 2001. (See ACE President Molly Corbett Broad's statement to a Senate Judiciary subcommittee in support of the previous version of the bill.)
Congress last considered the bill in 2010, when it failed in the Senate. The Obama administration announced a policy in 2012 to put in place some provisions of the DREAM Act, making some young people safe from deportation proceedings.
Papers across the country have run editorials in past days in strong support of the move toward immigration reform. The Houston Chronicle called for "a law that reflects the facts on the ground, where the term illegal immigrant applies to folks who have lived here for years and are part of our communities." The Los Angeles Times wrote this morning that "to educate foreign students at American colleges and universities and then force them leave deprives the U.S. of their skills. That's foolish."
On the prospects of a comprehensive package, ACE's Becky Timmons told Inside Higher Ed that "All of the indicators suggest that if this thing doesn't fall apart on the basis of politics, there is a really compelling reason to do a mid- to far-reaching immigration reform."
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Obama Makes His Immigration PushThe Washington Post (free reg. req.) (Jan. 29, 2013)
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A family spat involving millions of dollars in retail properties, a vineyard and a motel has a man claiming his uncle is using family trust funds unfairly to benefit his own side of the family.
The dispute between the Smith and Woodward families of Hawke's Bay has resulted in a judge finding there may be some truth to the nephew's claims but wants to hear more evidence from a forensic accountant.
Details of the dispute are set out in a court judgment.
The dispute is between Ashley Woodward and his uncle Jon Smith, his aunt Shelley-Lou Smith and cousin Jon Smith Jr as trustees of two family trusts with a substantial property portfolio.
Mr Smith and Mr Woodward's mother Elaine were the children of the late Arthur and Coral Smith, who owned several London properties before emigrating to New Zealand in 1965.
Arthur Smith established the APLJ Smith Trust in 1980, with the children and grandchildren as beneficiaries. In the mid-eighties he established two further trusts; Hawkhurst Trust for the Smiths and Wanstead Trust for Ashley Woodward.
The APLJ Trust hold assets of about $5.6 million, including shares in numerous properties in Hastings, Havelock North and Napier, as well as Hawkhurst Vineyard and half of the Townlodge Motel in Hastings.
Mr Smith and Mrs Woodward are trustees of the Wanstead Trust, which has assets of about $1.5m and about $500,000 in cash. Its beneficiaries are Ashley Woodward and his three children.
The relationship between Mr Smith and Mrs Woodward has soured badly. Mr Smith claims he had always tried to act prudently and rationally as a trustee and had moved funds between trusts and various partnerships on an interest-free basis and without security.
Mrs Woodward claims her brother would not let her have anything to do with several of the partnerships in which the Wanstead Trust had interests, despite her role as co-trustee of the Wanstead Trust.
She says he controls the bank accounts without her consent and they cannot work together because the rift between them is too great.
Her son, Mr Woodward, said the trust's affairs had become "paralysed due to the ongoing dispute" and applied to the High Court to have his uncle removed as a trustee.
He says his uncle is "engaging in a wealth shifting exercise from the Wanstead Trust to the Smith Family".
The Smith family, which is not a beneficiary of the Wanstead Trust, is borrowing the Wanstead Trust's share of income, on interest free and unsecured terms.
He provided the court evidence of eight transactions totalling $1.4m from Wanstead Trust or its interests into Smith family interests since 2008. Mr Smith denies there was any wealth shifting.
In the judgment last month, Justice Jill Mallon said there were a series of conflicts between Mr Smith's interests and his duty as a trustee of Wanstead but left for trial whether this was permissible and expressed doubts as to whether Mr Smith's conflicts would be upheld as lawful.
Justice Mallon said it was unlikely that Arthur Smith would have set up a trust for the Woodward side of the family and then have funds gifted from it to the Smith side.
However, she reserved those questions for a full trial. She also dismissed the application to remove Mr Smith as a trustee reserving that question for a full hearing but said the parties should "give serious consideration" to changing the trustees, observing it seemed less than likely that Jon Smith should remain a trustee "when the beneficiaries no longer trust him".
Arthur and Coral Smith emigrated from England in 1965.
They had a son, Jon, and a daughter, Elaine.
Arthur, a former merchant navy man and a police officer, had invested wisely and owned various properties in London. He established the APLJ Trust in 1980 with his wife and children and grandchildren as beneficiaries.
In the mid-1980s he formed two more trusts - Hawkhurst Trust for Jon Smith's family and the Wanstead Trust for Elaine's (by then a Woodward) family.
Jon Smith was made trustee on both trusts. Mrs Woodward is only a trustee of Wanstead.
Before Arthur Smith died in 2001 he made his son sole executor of his estate and a trustee of the APLJ Trust. Mrs Woodward claimed her father was not in a fit capacity to do so and had been under undue influence. She argued this unsuccessfully in the High Court.
Jon Smith has appointed his wife and son as trustees of the APLJ Trust.
The APLJ Trust has funds of around $5.6 million, including numerous retail properties in central Hastings and Napier, half the Townlodge Motel in Hastings (which is half owned by Jon Smith) and 28.8 per cent of the Hawkhurst Vineyard (which is half owned by Jon Smith).
Wanstead Trust has around $1.5m in capital with interests in some of the same properties, and further cash equivalent assets of about $500,000 .
Mrs Woodward's son Ashley, a beneficiary of the Wanstead Trust and the APLJ Trust, claims his uncle Jon Smith has distributed funds from both trusts into Smith Family interests. He applied to have his uncle removed as trustee and for an inquiry into the losses from both trusts.
Justice Jill Mallon has declined to remove Mr Smith as a trustee at this stage, ruling the case has to go to a full hearing, but said there were questions over whether he should remain a trustee.
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Iran`s ambassador in Baku has stressed the importance of Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev`s recent visit to Tehran.
"Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev`s visit to Iran is of great importance in terms of the development of bilateral relations and regional cooperation," Mohsen Pak Ayeen told a press conference.
He noted the significance of the Azerbaijani President`s meetings with Iranian counterpart Hassan Rouhani and Supreme Leader Sayyid Ali Khamenei.
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