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Mr. Cyrus P. Mistry graduated with a degree in Civil Engineering from Imperial College, UK in 1990. In 1997, he received an M.Sc. in Management from the London Business School. He is also a fellow of the Institution of Civil Engineers, London.
Mr. Mistry was earlier Managing Director of the Shapoorji Pallonji Group. Under his leadership, Shapoorji Pallonji's construction business grew into a billion dollar enterprise, evolving from pure-play construction to execution of complex projects in the marine, oil and gas and rail sectors, across a number of international geographies. He joined the Board of Tata Sons Limited in 2006 and was appointed Chairman of its Board in December 2012.
In addition to being Chairman of Tata Sons, Mr. Mistry is also the Chairman of major Tata group companies including Tata Steel Limited, Tata Motors Limited, Tata Consultancy Services Limited, The Indian Hotels Company Limited, Tata Global Beverages Limited, Tata Chemicals Limited, Tata Industries limited and Tata Teleservices Ltd.
Dr. Homiar S. Vachha
Dr. Vachha has a post-graduate degree and a doctorate in Economics from the University of Bombay (Gold medalist in Industrial Economics). He was the General Manager of ICICI Limited in a career spanning over 25 years. He was appointed as Nominee Director on the Board of the erstwhile The Andhra Valley Power Supply Company Limited in 1993. On ceasing to be such nominee director, he was re-appointed on the Board of that Company and continued as Director till its amalgamation with the Company in 2000. He has been subsequently appointed on the Board of the Company in 2001. He is also on the board of other companies.
Mr. Nawshir H. Mirza
Mr. Mirza is a Fellow of the Institute of Chartered Accountants of India and was a Partner of S. R. Batliboi & Co., Calcutta. He is an Advisor to Jardine Matheson Limited, Hong Kong. He is also a Director on the Boards of Thermax Limited, Foodworld Supermarkets Limited, Coastal Gujarat Power Limited, Tata Power Delhi Distribution Limited and Health & Glow Retailing Private Limited.
Mr. Deepak M. Satwalekar
Mr. Satwalekar was the Managing Director and CEO of HDFC Standard Life Insurance Company Limited from November 2000 till November 2008 and prior to this, he was the Managing Director of HDFC Limited from 1993 - 2000. Mr. Satwalekar obtained a Bachelor's Degree in Technology from the Indian Institute of Technology, Bombay and a Masters Degree in Business Administration from The American University, Washington DC. He is also on the board of other companies.
Mr. Piyush G. Mankad
Mr. Mankad is a retired civil servant with a distinguished career of over 40 years in the Civil Services. He graduated with a Masters' degree from St. Stephen's College, Delhi University, and a Post Graduate Diploma in Development Studies from Cambridge University, United Kingdom. He has held a number of official positions including Counsellor (Economic) in the Indian Embassy, Tokyo; Controller of Capital Issues, Ministry of Finance; Finance Secretary, Government of India. He was the executive director for India and four other countries and Board Member for the Asian Development Bank, Manila until July 2004.
Mr. Ashok K. Basu
Mr. Basu was First Class First with Honours in Economics and Political Science in the BA (Honours) Examination, University of Calcutta in 1962. He joined the Indian Administrative Service in 1965 Mr. Basu is a former Secretary to the Government of India, Ministry of Steel, Secretary - Power and Chairman of the CERC.
Mr. Basu is also on the Boards of other Tata companies viz. Maithon Power Limited, Tata Power Delhi Distribution Limited, Tata Metaliks, DI Pipes Limited, Tata Metaliks Limited and The Tinplate Company of India Limited and was also Member (Industry and Infrastructure) of the West Bengal State Planning Commission. Mr. Basu was also elected as Chairman, South Asia Forum of Infrastructure Regulators during 2005-2006.
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Mr. Kutumbe, aged 55, is a Chartered Accountant. He joined LIC in 1985 and worked in LIC Branch & Divisional Offices in the functional areas of F&A, Marketing P&GS and Investment. He headed LIC's Fiji operations from 1998 to 2002. He is also LIC's nominee on the Boards of Stock Holding Corporation of India Limited and SHCIL Services Limited.
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Ms. Kudtarkar is a Commerce graduate, Chartered Accountant and Company Secretary and has been with the Tata Group since March 1982. Having held various positions in the Secretarial function with Tata Steel Limited, she was the Company Secretary of Tata Steel from June 1994 till October 2001, when she moved to the Tata Group Legal Department.
She is a director inter alia of Tata International Limited, Panatone Finvest Limited, TS Investments Limited, a subsidiary of Tata Sons Ltd. She is an ex-member of the Legal Affairs Committee of the Bombay Chamber of Commerce & Industry.
Mr. Anil Sardana
An Electrical Engineer from Delhi College of Engineering and a Post Graduate Diploma in Management, Mr. Sardana brings with him over three decades of experience in the power & infrastructure sector and has worked with companies like NTPC Limited, BSES (prior to it becoming an ADAG group company), Tata Power Delhi Distribution (erstwhile NDPL). Mr. Sardana also served as the Executive Director (Business Development & Strategy) for Tata Power from 1stMarch 2007 to 3rdAugust 2007 and continued to be on its Board till 1stJuly 2008. Mr. Sardana was the Managing Director of Tata Teleservices Limited for over 3 years from 2007 to 2011.
Mr. Ashok S. Sethi
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Ricky Hatton Changes His Life, Feels Like a New Man
By Nick Parkinson, courtesy of The Daily Star
RICKY HATTON is confident there will be no return to depression after reviving his promoter's career this week.
Manchester's former world light-welterweight and welterweight champion is now enjoying life on the safe side of the ropes as a promoter and trainer.
Hatton, 34, has signed a TV deal with BoxNation and claims working alongside fellow promoters Frank Warren, Barry McGuigan and Frank Maloney will produce more big fights.
The link-up with Warren's BoxNation was just what Hatton needed after seeing Bury super-bantamweight Scott Quigg leave him for rival promoter Eddie Hearn, whose shows are screened on Sky Sports.
Not only is life at the gym in Hyde going well – but so too is life in general for Hatton after November's comeback ended in tears.
The Hitman felt compelled to make a ring return after battling problems with alcohol and depression since his two- round KO loss to Manny Pacquiao in 2009.
Despite being stopped in nine rounds by Ukrainian Vyacheslav Senchenko at Manchester Arena last year, Hatton has no regrets over coming out of retirement and believes it exorcised some demons left from the crushing Pacquiao defeat.
He said: "I'm in a much better place now and with this TV deal things are going really well now.
"From a personal point of view, having the deal with BoxNation is going to help me massively.
"I've made a few changes to the gym as well and whereas it was going down, now it's on the up.
"We were struggling for members but I've brought someone in who knows about the business and it has made a big difference.
"I'm in the gym Monday to Friday and I'm kept busy. I'm never going to be known as a stick insect but I've kept the weight off.
"People thought I would go back to my old ways of going out and getting p***ed, putting on the weight but I'm keeping the weight off because I'm behaving myself.
"I don't think you are ever going to lose it with depression, but I'm doing all right now.
"Life has changed since the boxing. If I didn't have the comeback people would have said, 'Oh he f***ed it up'. But I came back and gave it my best shot and I feel a lot more comfortable now.
"I don't feel as though I've let people down whereas before I did. People think a lot of me for that.
"Life has got a lot better. I get home and instead of going out and getting p***ed because I'm upset, I'm thinking about what I can do in the gym the next day.
"I've got my hunger back for the game and life has slowed down. My partner Jennifer Dooley is expecting another little girl on August 16, so it has to slow down after that."
Hatton reckons British boxing is also in a healthy state – despite a lack of big fights this year.
He added: "I think boxing is in a very, very good state. I think there's been better eras but when you see some of the talents coming through, the lads that we've had from the Olympics, yes, I think it is in a good state.
"You've got Carl Froch, who is fighting the best who is out there, time and time again. And Amir Khan, who is always in good fights.
"The main thing is a lot of the best fighters want to fight each other. David Haye and Tyson Fury want to fight each other. We could probably do Martin Murray and Billy Joe Saunders now as well."
[QUOTE=killamoneymike;13518999]stfu. depression does go away wth do you mean i got rid of it twice you negative nancy.[/QUOTE] Shut the **** up Signed everyone that has really suffered depression ever.Comment by PunchyPotorff on 06-30-2013
Great to hear he's in a good place now, hope it continues. He gave alotta fans some great fights to watch over the years. Wishing him the best.Comment by NachoMan on 06-30-2013
[QUOTE=killamoneymike;13518999]stfu. depression does go away wth do you mean i got rid of it twice you negative nancy.[/QUOTE] Nice one! :rofl:Comment by M4RK on 06-30-2013
[QUOTE=Mr Ehrmantraut;13519011]Glad to here he has snorted himself out.[/QUOTE] I dont mean any disrespect but damn that made me lol!Comment by M4RK on 06-30-2013
[QUOTE=killamoneymike;13518999]stfu. depression does go away wth do you mean i got rid of it twice you negative nancy.[/QUOTE] That doesnt sound like someone who got rid of depression...Post a Comment - View More User Comments (13)


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Hi Crafters!!!
My name is Barbara Read and love crocheting!!!! I am glad I found this shop and I also list on many other websites.
I love living in Reno, NV and Lake Tahoe is not far and we ...
Hi Crafters!!!
My name is Barbara Read and love crocheting!!!! I am glad I found this shop and I also list on many other websites.
I love living in Reno, NV and Lake Tahoe is not far and we love to go to the mountains. I love riding my motorcycle on the open road with my husband. Crocheting is my favorite hobby. I got started in crocheting back when I was pregnant with my 2nd child and haven't put it down yet. That was 37 years ago....... It helps me relax and I love designing new things with my own unique style. My best creations come when I am by myself even though I love spending time with my family too. Since I started working a Joann Fabric and Craft store I am also wanting to venture out in other crafts and have many ideas to work with.
All my crochet patterns that I have listed are my original designs with my own unique style. Made with love and care I enjoy designing new creations. I have had a great deal of positive feedback about my patterns and finished items that I also sell. I love that I have regular customers who come back for time and time again for custom orders. My quality of my products speaks for itself.
Inspired for the windy days we have here in the valleys and mountain areas. I wanted something fashionable buy yet looks stylish at the same time. A great kerchief to not only wear as a head wrap but also as a neck bandana or scarf. A perfect accent to any attire. You will love this style. Easy to make and one size fits all.
Made with super soft acrylic yarns and pattern includes: color photos of finished item, list of materials needed, clear instructions, and abbreviations.
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This past week, in my column and sermon, the theme was love. We can slice it. We can dice it. No matter how you cut love, there is one thing it involves: Time out.
My wife and I had to travel back to our birthplace this week.
My father-in-law is very ill and my brother-in-law had major surgery. We traveled up for a few days to assist the family.
I love watching old Western movies.
While John Wayne makes any Western that much better, the one I really like is "Tombstone," starring Kurt Russell, Val Kilmer, Sam Elliott and Bill Paxton. Kilmer plays Doc Holliday with great flair.
My father held in high regard Pearl Harbor Day, December 7th. He remembered where he was, what he was doing and who he was with the moment he heard the news that would change his life and the world he knew.
For my generation, we hold Sept.
Have our ever been on vacation and woken up one morning feeling like it was time to go home?
Perhaps you were playing golf and you hit a great shot that landed a few inches away from the cup, but the feeling it used to give you just wasn't there.
There has been a lot of talk about heroes these days.
I was on the phone with a friend who is engaged in a very serious inpatient recovery group. He gets a once-a-week phone call.
This last week, he was very energized. He has adopted a mantra that has opened his eyes to a lot of issues in his life.
The conversations and emails continue regarding the USA Today report about the "exodus" from the pews of our churches.
I am not sure why some are so upset. The experts have been predicting this for some 15 to 20 years.
On May 14, USA Today issued a release based on polls taken by Pew Research Center. The numbers give a picture of the "spiritual" landscape in the U.S.
For those who keep an eye on cultural ebbs and flows, the information was not surprising.
From time to time, our senior pastor Sam and I take a break from the hustle of life and ministry and talk shop.
It's where faith and life meet. I like these conversations.
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PHASEX: A New Linux Softsynth
Development of native Linux audio plugins and softsynths may not be so relentlessly rapid as it is in the Windows and Mac sound software worlds, but new things do appear. This week I profile a cool new (well, relatively new) Linux softsynth, William Weston's Phase Harmonic Advanced Synthesis EXperiment, also known as Phasex.
Introducing Phasex
Phasex is a native Linux software synthesizer designed for use with the ALSA MIDI connectivity interface (a.k.a. the ALSA sequencer) and the JACK audio server. Its features include dynamic voice allocation (for polyphony), full parameter control via MIDI, feature-rich oscillators/LFOs/envelope generators, high-quality chorus and delay effects, and the ability to process the audio input from any other available JACK client.
I built and tested Phasex 0.11.1 on the most recent JAD and 64 Studio systems. I encountered no problems compiling the program, but if building from source isn't your idea of fun you can download RPM packages from the Phasex homepage. A package is also available for OpenSUSE 10.2. A packaged 64-bit Phasex is not available yet.
Whether you install Phasex from a package or build it from source you will also need ALSA and JACK. The ALSA sound system is the default kernel sound system so you should have it already (if you're running any modern Linux distribution). If you don't have JACK, see your distribution's package manager for available packages, or visit the JACK Web site for more information regarding source and other package locations. You'll also want some software to drive Phasex. You can use any MIDI sequencer, an external keyboard, or even a virtual keyboard, but you will need some way to play the synth.
Phasex's interface is divided into two sections. The Main section contains general program settings (MIDI channel, master tune, transposition value, etc.), audio input controls, amplitude and filter envelope designs, effects processors, and LFO definitions. The Oscillator section is restricted to only the definitions of the four oscillators and their modulators. By the way, the GUI may be set for full-screen or tabbed display in the File/Preferences dialog.
Sound Synthesis In Phasex
Phasex's synthesis method is called phase offset modulation. According to the documentation, each oscillator in a patch modulates its phase offset between its right and left output channels. The modulator may be one of the four LFOs, another oscillator, or an incoming audio stream.
A patch can use up to four oscillators. According to the Phasex Web page each oscillator includes :
- Cyclic wave selection (sine, saw, square, triangle, etc.)
- Bipolar or unipolar output
- Frequency source selection (MIDI note, tempo-based, tempo-based with phase trigger, audio input)
- Mix modulation supporting standard or AM mixing
- Per-oscillator transposition and pitchbend amounts
- Selectable modulation sources (AM, FM, phase offset, waveshape modulation)
- Oscillators and LFOs can be used as modulation sources (except in waveshape modulation)
As might be expected with such resources, Phasex can produce rich textures and detailed shorter sounds. The default patch set shows off the synth's possibilities, and the uncluttered GUI invites experimentation. The sound of any patch can be radically altered by a single change of modulation source. For example, the realtime audio input is an unusual option that can create bizarre filter and mix effects. I whiled away much time listening to the dynamically changing results of driving Phasex with a MIDI loop from seq24 and modulating its oscillators and LFOs with a songlist of some favorite OGG files played by AlsaPlayer (Figure 4).
Control Issues
All parameters are MIDI-controllable, and the default map can be redefined by the user. Controller assignments can be made instantly in the Update MIDI Control dialog. Right-click on any parameter name, then follow the directions in the dialog panel. The combination of MIDI parameter automation with an audio input modulation source can create some fascinating evolving sounds. As a test, I set up my sequencer to control both Phasex and the QSynth soundfont synthesizer, but I routed QSynth's audio output into Phasex instead of going to the normal ALSA PCM channels. I selected Phasex's Soft Pad for my starting patch, with the GM Warm Pad in QSynth. Then I started to play with the routing and control possibilities. First, I redefined the signal source for each oscillator (the default source defines the source frequency by a MIDI note number). I changed the sources for oscillators 2 and 3 to Amplitude Envelope and Filter Envelope (both defined on the Main tab), and I assigned MIDI controller #7 to the filter cutoff frequency. I created two identical loops in my sequencer, one to drive Phasex and one to drive QSynth, then I created a loop of MIDI controller messages for Phasex. The controller loop simply moved from 0 to 127 and back again, the other loops were a slow-moving series of 4-part chords. The audio output of QSynth fed into Phasex's oscillator 4. The sound was cool, but it had a bad zipper noise that disappeared when I switched off the audio input envelope follower.
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Documentation consists of a descriptive text on the Phasex home page, a "pop-up assistant" help system that briefly describes any selected parameter (right-click on any parameter name to summon the assistant), and a succinct guide to using Phasex, available from the program's Help menu. However, perhaps the best documentation for Phasex is its default presets. Basic and advanced programming examples can be found in the default patches. Some patches are clearly intended for user-level additions and extensions, while others are obviously more finished sounds.
Sounding Off
Alas, I had no time to prepare sound files of my own, but Linux audio stalwart Ken Restivo has placed some interesting Phasex demos on-line. Give a listen especially to Pick A Nose, Buzzy Signal, and Hit By Pitch. Check it out, Ken's quite a player, and he can really show off Phasex's possibilities.
I love this synth, and I'd like to see a few improvements to it. The GUI is efficient, perhaps blandly so, and color-coding the panels would be helpful when programming the synth. I'd also like to see some randomization controls, I'm usually inspired by their presence and am more likely to create my own sounds when I can start from a randomized patch. MIDI zipper noise is sometimes evident during fast controller sweeps, depending on the parameter being controlled, but this is likely more of a MIDI problem than a fault with Phasex. With that in mind, perhaps OSC support could solve any controller resolution issues.
Phasex is in early development, but it is perfectly usable in its present conditions and definitely worth adding to your Linux audio arsenal. It's easily programmed, has excellent sound quality, includes a fine set of demonstration patches, and the price is right. If you've been searching for a truly new kind of softsynth for Linux, search no further. Phasex is what you've been looking for.
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Productivity in largest manufacturing industries
May 03, 2006
Labor productivity—defined as output per hour—rose in 2004 in each of the four largest manufacturing industries, those with more than 500,000 employees.
The largest, motor vehicle parts manufacturing, recorded a productivity gain of 1.1 percent. The next largest industry, printing and related support activities, had a 2.5 percent increase in output per hour.
The two other industries, plastics product manufacturing and animal slaughtering and processing, recorded hourly productivity increases of 0.9 and 2.0 percent, respectively.
Among these four largest industries, two increased output slightly and all four industries posted slight to moderate declines in hours.
This information is from the BLS Productivity and Costs Program. Additional information is available from "Productivity and Costs by Industry: Manufacturing, 2004" (PDF) (TXT), news release USDL 06-774.
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U.S. Marshals on Wednesday arrested Johnson in Lancaster, Calif., police Capt. John Grainger said. He was taken into custody without incident.
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Lake Arthur slips past Iota
By: Jeannine LeJeune
LAKE ARTHUR – When the Iota Bulldogs traveled to take on the Lake Arthur Tigers on Friday night, they had one goal, stop Lake Arthur's running game; the key for an Iota victory.
Unfortunately for Iota, they could not stop the Tigers and even with scoring two touchdowns in the fourth quarter, the Bulldogs fell short with a 28-21 defeat.
The Bulldogs' loss moved the team to a 2-5 (1-3 in district 5-2A) record on the year, while Lake Arthur moved to 5-2 (3-0). In fact, the Tigers now are the sole holders of the lead in the district after Mamou fell to Oakdale 25-7.
"(Lake Arthur) has a good football team," said Iota Head Coach Marcus LeJeune. "They've ran the ball well and ran over everyone they've played. They're guaranteed about three yards each carry, and that's hard to stop."
Early in the game, it appeared as if the same issues that have plagued Iota over the past few weeks were once again surfacing. The Bulldogs had three fumbles in the first half, all recovered by Iota, and the team racked up early penalties. Couple that with a lack of offensive rhythm in the first quarter and Lake Arthur scoring late in the first and midway in the second, it appeared that the Bulldogs would be playing catch-up all game long. But, Iota found a spark in their offense in the second quarter with Kyle Leger serving as a running back, allowing them to make it a one possession ball game and a more manageable one with a 14-6 game at the half. Leger would finish with 12 carries for 38 yards and a touchdown.
"Things just started falling for us," said LeJeune.
But, for Lake Arthur, the game's key quarter would prove to be the third. The Tigers kept Iota out of the end zone and scored a touchdown of their own and brought the score to 22-6.
"I thought the third quarter was crucial," said Chad Lavergne, head coach of Lake Arthur. "It's been our worst quarter all year and we had a great third quarter, both offensively and defensively. It gave us the lead to survive their push at the end.
"Also, our offensive line asserted themselves in the third quarter and even more so in the fourth."
While Lake Arthur was thrilled with the way the third quarter turned out, Iota definitely was not.
"We got back into the game in the second quarter, but that third quarter we didn't answer their score and we had to once again play catch-up after that," said LeJeune.
Lake Arthur would also add another score less than four minutes into the fourth quarter.
The Bulldogs would comeback and almost made a game out of it with two touchdowns late in the fourth. Bryce Zaunbrecher had a 48 yard touchdown catch, it was his only catch on the night, and Ethan Navarre punched in final score of the game with ten seconds to go.
The good news for Iota's defense, the Bulldogs did not allow any big plays and likely is what aided in allowing Iota to keep in the ball game throughout.
Iota was also fortunate to not have any serious injuries during the game, but Lake Arthur wasn't so lucky. D'Anglo Thompson and Evan Deshotel were both taken away for more evaluations on their respective injuries.
"Evan they hauled off just to run some tests for a suspected concussion. He had feeling in his legs but his neck was hurting," said Lavergne. "With D'Angelo they are just checking his ankle."
The Tigers were led by Trent Hargrave who had 28 carries for 147 yards and two touchdowns.
"Trent was a workhorse, just like he is every week," said Lavergne. "We feel confident giving him the ball a lot on offense even though he plays every snap on defense."
Other leaders for Lake Arthur were Colby Benoit, who had 71 yards on 17 carries, and Aaron Bertrand, who carried the ball 10 times for 35 yards and two touchdowns of his own. Bertrand would also finish the night with three completions out of seven tries and 35 yards passing. The team finished with 253 total rushing yards.
For Iota, Leger led the team with his 38 yards, but was closely followed by Navarre with 20 yards on six carries and a touchdown. The Bulldogs were limited, once again, to less than 100 yards rushing, this time 88. As for the passing game, quarterback Thomas Murrell would finish the game with 117 passing yards and a touchdown on five completions out of nine attempts.
Overall, the Bulldogs had a much cleaner game than in weeks past, the team finished with five penalties for 31 yards and lost none of its fumbles.
Lake Arthur, on the other hand, helped let Iota back in the game in the fourth with a late fumble and two penalties, giving the Bulldogs a shorter field in both of their fourth quarter touchdown drives.
"For half of the fourth quarter we played well, but the turnover hurt us," said Lavergne. "(Iota) battled back, hats off to them."
Next week, both the Tigers and the Bulldogs will be on the road. Lake Arthur will travel to winless district foe Pine Prairie and Iota will travel east to face Livonia (1-6, 0-2 in district 8-3A).


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Parents: Last call to run for education councils!
It ain't over yet. The Department of Education extended the deadline for parents to apply for a seat in their district or citywide Community Education Council through the end of today. After years of voting snafus, difficulty attracting members and claims of CEC ineffectiveness, the DOE power players seem ready to start anew—and they want parents to know it. Jesse Mojica, executive director of the Department of Education's Division of Family and Community Engagement (FACE) answered several questions via email about the CEC application process and emphasized Chancellor Carmen Fariña's commitment to give the parent-led councils a stronger voice in education policy. Here's what he had to say.
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A: Our unprecedented outreach efforts have resulted in at least one applicant for every council seat within a shorter time frame than in previous campaigns. We would like to have at least two candidates for every available seat in every council; we are still short of that goal in Districts 16, 17, 18, 23, 26, 28, 32 and Staten Island High Schools.
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Hundreds of children, parents, teachers, and school leaders encircled PS 29 in Cobble Hill, Brooklyn before school this morning. Despite the chilly weather, the school community was fired up against Governor Cuomo's proposed education reform in New York. Many feel it will harm children, teachers and communities—and I am one of them.
Cuomo aims to take teacher evaluation out of the hands of public school leaders and communities and into the hands of computers and outside evaluators. He proposes having teachers' evaluations consist of: 50 percent student state test–score growth, 35 percent outside evaluators' observations, and only 15 percent school leader's assessment. Research indicates that the computer calculation that evaluates teachers based on test-score growth has a high error rate (35 percent), because it cannot account for the many other factors in children's lives. Its accuracy is almost as random as a coin toss. The most reliable evaluators of teachers are experienced educators within schools, who know the context, curriculum and the stakeholders.
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Fariña urges parents to run for CECs
Zoning, space-sharing, charters—think you have no say? Since 2004, Community Education Councils (CECs) have offered New York City parents a voice in shaping school policies in their districts and addressing community concerns. Today, Schools Chancellor Carmen Fariña urged parents across the city to run for an Education Council seat and take a direct role in the education of their children.
"Education Councils make important contributions to their communities and I want to encourage parents across the city to apply for a seat," the chancellor said in a Department of Education press release. "We need strong CECs in every district and citywide."
While few dispute CECs' influence on zoning these days, many of the councils' other roles are advisory and have historically been dependent on how much the mayor and schools chancellor were willing to listen. Laurie Windsor, president of CEC District 20, says things are changing. "It was more difficult with the prior administration," she said. "Parents now are more hopeful than in the past about our place at the table with the DOE."
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Like many NYC parents, I was mad at the Common Core math my 1st-grader was bringing home. He is still learning to read Pete the Cat, so damn you, Common Core, why are you giving him word problems?
But after some digging—talking with reading specialists, math specialists, and frankly, doing more math with my son—I realized that word problems help kids think, if they're done right.
"I think all math should be taught in word problems," Jodi Friedman, assistant principal and math coach at STAR Academy-PS 63, told me when I visited last week. "You have 12 snacks and three kids. How do you share them? Kids can understand that concept even if they're not doing 'division.'"
At this small school with a large number of low-income families, teachers use drawings, objects, and role play to help kids learn math—even before they can read well.
Brooklyn families seek to remake struggling schools
As the city's top public schools get overcrowded, parents are looking for under-the-radar options that can still offer a quality education.
Many families in Brownstone Brooklyn and other rapidly growing neighborhoods are taking a fresh look at schools that have long struggled with low test scores and few resources in the hopes of transforming them.
"If we're waiting for someone to create more good schools, that's not going to happen," said Stephen Leone, a parent at Cobble Hill's PS 29 who is leading a grassroots movement to improve the nearby School for International Studies.
"We have to do it."
Leone is working with families from PS. 29 and two other well-regarded elementary schools to send an influx of local sixth-graders to International Studies next fall in the hope of boosting the middle and high school's performance and fundraising.
As families across the city are rolling up their sleeves to help remake schools, in ways big and small, here are some tips for parents on how to do it from DNAinfo.com:
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4. Get Involved: Join committees, advocate and fundraise for your school.
5. 5. As a last resort, start your own school.
Read the full article on DNAinfo.com; Five Ways You Can Help Create the School You Want for Your Child.
Will new DOE structure mean fewer runarounds for parents?
Don't expect miracles anytime soon, but the new organization of schools announced by schools Chancellor Carmen Fariña on Thursday may spell the beginning of the end to one of parents' most frustrating dilemmas: what to do when you can't get a problem resolved at your school.
Under Mayor Mike Bloomberg's organization of the school system, if your principal couldn't—or wouldn't—fix a problem, you were pretty much out of luck. Principals were "empowered," which means they didn't have supervisors. They only had coaches, called network leaders. If you called the network leader, you'd be told the network works for the principal, not the other way around. If you called your community school district or high school superintendent, you'd be told the superintendent has no authority. If you called your elected official, same story. If you called 311, your complaint would go back to the principal.
So let's say your child wasn't getting special education services, or the playground equipment at your school was dangerous, or the school safety agents were too aggressive with your child. Short of calling the chancellor directly, there wasn't much you could do.
Don't blame the Common Core
If the Common Core were a person, I think we could be friends. I'd call her CeeCee and take her out for a drink. She needs it. I imagine CeeCee sobbing on my shoulder, saying something like, "I'm just trying to give all our kids a fair shot. Really I am!" Poor CeeCee. She means well and I think she got a lot more right than anyone is willing to admit, but we're all just having too much fun hating on her.
It's all the rage to bash Common Core these days. People see the standards, not as a well-meaning mom like I do, but as a thug with a gun in a dark alley shouting, "Make those kids read developmentally inappropriate texts or you'll be sorry!" A Siena poll cited by Capital New York in mid-January found that 49 percent of New Yorkers statewide think Common Core implementation should be stopped. Not amended, just stopped. I'm left wondering how many of those voters can actually explain what Common Core is.
In New York City, the standards have become a convenient scapegoat for an education system plagued by big problems. Drastic economic inequality, uneven teaching and mass confusion about pretty much any directive handed down by the Department of Education all serve to create a broken education system. Common Core was intended as a long-term, partial solution to schools that vary widely in quality. If all kids are held to the same grade-by-grade expectations, the logic goes, we'll be five steps closer to making sure all kids who receive a NYC education receive not just a comparable one, but also a great one.
Common Core leads to uncommon jargon in kindergarten
At the teacher's prompting, a kindergartner at PS 251 in Queens tries to define "text evidence" for the rest of the class. "Test ed-i-dence," says the 5-year-old, tripping over the unfamiliar words, "is something when you say the word and show the picture."
"Text evidence"? What's with this incomprehensible jargon in kindergarten?
This fall, I visited over a dozen elementary schools and saw firsthand how hard teachers are working to meet the new Common Core standards for reading. I also saw precious time wasted, as teachers seemed to confuse harder standards with puzzling language.
Child born in 2010? Here's how to apply to kindergarten
If you have a child born in 2010, now is the time to be thinking about kindergarten: Applications are due between Jan. 7 and Feb. 13. You may apply online, on the telephone or in person at a Department of Education Family Welcome Center (formerly known as an enrollment office). You'll find out in April where your child has been assigned.
Unlike pre-kindergarten for 4-year-olds, full-day kindergarten is guaranteed—and required—for all children who turn 5 during the calendar year. Children have the right to attend their zoned school (space permitting) and most do, but you may apply to other schools as well. The Kindergarten Connect application, in its second year, allows parents to apply to up to 12 schools and submit the form online. Welcome news for parents who don't speak English: This year applications are available in nine languages and translators are on-hand for those who apply in person, or by calling 718-935-2009 between 8 am and 6 pm.
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Low carb is not high protein. Most low carb diets still recommend about 30% or less of your diet being protein- which isn't 'high' protein. Low carb is usually a high fat diet.
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The varieties of cable protection products range from high quality plastic and metallic cable protection conduits through to spiral binding, braided sleeving to re-sealable and therefore reusable protective tubing. From excellent flexibility, to high flame-retardant properties to exceptional mechanical protection, HellermannTyton guarantees the highest quality and safety in all cable protection areas. Wherever cable protection is needed, there are unique requirements. Whilst cable protection in plant and machinery construction requires high levels of mechanical impact resistance and abrasion resistance, a cable protection conduit or braided sleeving used in public buildings or in rolling-stock must meet the highest fire safety standards, HellermannTyton can provide all of these to the highest standards.
In addition to the outstanding material properties of the flexible cable protection conduits from HellermannTyton, customers and users of HellermannTyton cable protection products also benefit from system solutions. There are fittings, clips, locknuts, sealing washers and other accessories for every metallic or non-metallic cable protection conduit in the HelaGuard series.
When it comes to the installation of cable protection solutions, from the design to the retro-fitting, for example with braided sleeving which can be re-opened or closed, cable protection solutions from HellermannTyton provide all the protection you need.
Metal content cable protection HWPPMC is used to bundle and protect cable and wiring and is particularly suitable for installation and maintenance in the food-processing industry and for food-processing machines. Spiral Binding SBPEMC is used to bundle and protect cable and wiring and is designed for applications in food-processing plants and machines.
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CTT NSA 935805 compliant PTFE cable protection conduits with excellent resistance to almost all chemicals as well as to low and high temperatures, very good tensile strength and very good fatigue life. The CTT conduits made of PTFE protect cables from extreme temperatures, fire, moisture, corrosion, vibration and abrasion.
Cable protection braided sleeving made from Polyamide 6.6 (PA66) and Polyester (PET, PBT), also combined with tin-platted copper for EMI-shielding, protects cables from abrasion. Helahook fabric cable protection tubing hook-and-loop seal can be retro-fitted and re-opened and closed repeatedly. The self-closing cable protection sleeve Helagaine Twist-In is ideal abrasion protection even on pre-installed components.
Flexiform edge protection grommet strip is used on straight sharp edges, to protect cables. Flexiform edge protection strip is made from Polyethylene (PE), Polyamide (PA) or Polytetrafluoroethylene (PTFE). PVC Beading strip EdgeGuard is used to protect cables routed through sharp edged cutout sectins. It can also be used to provide an attractive finish to panel edges. It is very flexible, easy to apply and protects cables from chafing on bulkheads.
The protective push on caps and elbow grommets are specially constructed to insulate and protect flat pin bushings. The caps and grommets are used in all areas of automotive electronics and in electrical connection systems. They protect effectively against spraying water, are flexible and easy to apply and have high resistance to chemicals and environmental influences.
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The HG-FR cable protection conduit is highly flame-retardant, has low smoke and toxicity, is highly flexible and has high fatigue-life. The cable protection conduit is also resistant to abrasion, compression and impact. It is also very resistant to solvents and oils and is free of halogen, sulphur and phosphorous.
Railway vehicles, railway tunnels, underground stations and public buildings, where high fire protection is required.
The HG-DC cable protection conduit can be open and closed repeated and offers excellent abrasion resistance. Cables are easily inserted laterally. The cable protection conduit is resistant to abrasion, compression and impact. It is also very resistant to solvents and oils and is free of halogen, sulphur and phosphorous.
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The SC galvanised steel cable protection conduit offers very high compression, impact and tensile strength and is very flexible.
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The SSC stainless steel cable protection conduit is highly resistant to rust and corrosion, is flexible and offers very high compression, impact and tensile strength.
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The PCS galvanised steel cable protection conduit with PVC cover offers very high compression, impact and tensile strength, is very flexible and is resistant to alkalis, acids and chemicals.
Commonly used in machines and plants.
The LTS galvanised steel cable protection conduit with smooth, liquid-tight PVC cover (IP68, IP69 with LTS fittings) offers very high compression, impact and tensile strength, good flexibility and is resistant to oils, greases, acids and chemicals. It is UV-resistant and suitable for outdoor use.
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The woven cable protection tube Helagaine Twist-In is a self-closing sleeve manufactured form polyester monofilaments. The self-wrapping feature allows for easy, quick installation and removal of the sleeving even on enclosed components and cables. The cable protection tube Helagaine Twist-In gives quick and easy access to cables and wires for inspection, maintenance and assembly at any time. Helagaine Twist-In covers a wide range of applications and diameters with a small range of sizes.
The cable protection tubing Twist-In has many applications in engineering, electronics and electrical installations.
Helagaine HEGP braided sleeving offers flexible cable protection, high abrasion resistance and ease of application. Helagaine braided sleeves are specially woven to expand when compressed and contract when pulled.
HEGP provides a high level of surface coverage as well as a high rate of expansion for easy slip-over application. To achieve an optimal fit, HEGP braided sleeving is available in 13 different sizes for application diameters from 1mm to 66mm.
Helagaine HEGP braided sleeving is used in the automotive industry and in machine construction. These cable protection tubes are also used for smaller electrical appliances to avoid pockets of high temperature.
Made of tin-plated copper and polyester threads, Helagaine HEGEMIP and HEGEMIPV0 cable protection sleeving braided sleeving offer electromagnetic (EMC) protection as well as secure cable bundling. The mix of materials makes the cable protection sleeving expandable and easy to apply. In contrast to purely copper braids, the HEGEMIP and HEGEMIPV0 sleeves can be bent and twisted and still return to their original form. As a result, HEGEMIP and HEGEMIPV0 are particularly suitable for applications where there is movement.
The supporting inner tube makes insertion of cables easier and protects the sleeves from deformation during transport. Besides their excellent electromagnetic protection ratings, they are very resistant to abrasion. Both sleeves fulfil the requirements of the international EMI norm CISPR25 (10KHz to 1GHz).
Helagaine HEGEMIPV0 cable protection braided sleeving is used to protect highly sensitive electronics in industries where fire protection is important, such as mass transit, aerospace and military industries.
SPS cable protection spiral binding is very robust and offers very good protection against mechanical stress and oils. Additionally SPS spiral binding is very abrasion resistant. SPS is available with much larger diameters (up to 50 mm) than other spiral binding and is ideal for larger cable bundles.
SPS cable protection spiral binding is especially suitable for use in areas where high abrasion resistance and much larger cable diameters are needed, for example the automobile and petrochemical industries as well as in heavy plant construction.
Flexiform edge protection is applied to the panel edge and is easily installed without the need for adhesives. The close-fitting profile protects cables effective by preventing chafing.
Flexiform edge protection is used to protect cables routed through sharp-edged cut-out sections.
The Heladuct Flex flexible cable supports are a space-saving wiring system which holds the routed cable clearly open to view. Cables can be routed in or out over the whole length of the support. The supports can be rapidly mounted either with screws or an adhesive strip. The high-quality foam bonding layer smooths over irregularities in the underlying surface and works particularly well on powder-coated surfaces. Due to their flexibility, it is possible to install the supports at angles of 90° and higher.
Heladuct Flex flexible cable supports are commonly used in switching cabinets. They are also used in the furniture industry, where cables need to be routed rapidly and attractively. HF RoHS UL
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