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In short: Very well organised race in lovely surroundings. In full: I couldn't fault this race, its just a shame there weren't more runners. I think the entries sufferred because there were quite a few 10Ks in the Surrey/Sussex area this weekend. It was two laps of grassland and trail, very slightly undulating but nothing very taxing. Plenty of parking, the course was very well marked out and there were marshalls at every turn. Bananas for all at the finish, a nice tea room and access to the country estate for anyone who wanted to stay on. I hope the organisers persevere as this is a really nice race to do. Date of review: September 2, 2012
In short: Well organised, great scenery, forget the pbIn full: After starting in the square the race goes up through the grounds of the castle, winding through the walls and across a small draw bridge. The 5k climb wasn't that bad, and the view at the top made it all worth while. Three water stations en-route and plenty of support out on the hills.I was humbled by the guy dressed as the stig, overtaking me on the long climb with a heavy crash helmet on! I stopped on the way down to help a runner who was in a bad way with only 1/2 a km to go. After speaking to marshalls at the finish I was told an ambulance had gone up to help him. I hope he was ok. I really enjoyed this race and wished I had taken the family as Arundel looks a lovely place to spend the day.Date of review: August 27, 2012
In short: Boxing Day wouldn't be the same without this run..Date of review: January 12, 2012
In short: Bargain and well organisedIn full: I'll never complain about hills in races again. We started going up, and just carried on and on. The views at the triangulation point were amazing - Southdowns and blue sea with a glimpse of the Seven Sisters off in the distance. Low key, friendly, good mix of runners, nice refreshments and what a bargain price - not many races you can enter on the day for £5. And the childrens race gave medals, all for an entry fee of 50p. It was a tough race but gave a real sense of achievement at the end.Date of review: October 18, 2011
In short: Great day out for the whole familyIn full: I'll go out of my way to do this one again. Easy to get to. HQ just a few hundred yards from the course. Friendly Marshals. Scenic course with very clear markers. Thats all we really ever want, but this race had so much more. From the singing of the National Anthem at the start, to the excellent T shirts and Slate Coasters. Not to mention the Jelly Babies, Jaffa Cakes, Apples and Carrots at the finish. Oh and the organic giant marrows as prizes. Plus... the free prize draw using race numbers. Date of review: September 18, 2011
In short: Some of the comments are a bit harsh! In full: Lets get this into perspective! On the plus side we had easy parking which was free, chip timing, a goody bag and medal, two or three water stations, the roads closed off, friendly marshalls and on the whole great scenery. Yes a marshall was out of place which meant we ran too far, but at least we all did the same distance - see it as a training run and think how much easier your next 'proper' 10K will feel!!Date of review: September 12, 2011
In short: Great race with plenty for the kids to do.........In full: No need for a guilt trip here. The parking is right at the start on a grassy field overlooking the glorious sandy beach and with a nice kids play area and cafe right next to it the family were happy. Really well organised, chip timing, clear markers and plenty of marshalls. Supportive crowd and nice goody bag. I hope Chesnut Tree House raised a lot from this run as they certainly put in the effort. Date of review: September 12, 2010
In full: Very well organized. It was cold first thing so people kept kit on til last minute. With the parking quite a way from the start a lot more people decided to use the baggage storage - causing last minute delays.Excellent marshalling, plenty of water stations and clear mile markers.Course a bit more undulating than the 'fast/flat' description, but an excellent goody bag and medal of Olympic proportions were well received.Date of review: March 15, 2010
In short: Very well organised, accurate and great facilities.In full: I couldn't fault this race. The marshals were very encouraging and parking couldnt have been easier. Changing and food was available in the holiday parks facilities which were all very nice and the park staff were very helpful too. Very encouraging small crowd at the finish, I don't normally get a cheer being well down the field. Hats off to the LADY who won the overall race, in 27 minutes!!Date of review: October 6, 2009
In short: Easy to find, parked right next to the course. Mile and KM markers. Marshalls were all very encouraging. Able to check time and position straight after the race by typing in Bib number. Brilliant!!Date of review: April 20, 2009
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Have you been between a rock and a hard place? Of course you have. We all have. However, someone in our community is in an unbelievable spot, and needs your help.
You have undoubtedly seen the announcement in The Advertiser-Tribune regarding the fundraiser May 1 at Camden Falls for Kevin Simpkins. He is an employee at the newspaper, has two children (one of whom is in college, the other in high school) and has been diagnosed with cancer.
Kevin is like one of my kids. He and my younger sons grew up together and is considered part of our family. He has been a great dad and for the first time in his life, was able to buy a house last year.
A few months ago, he was diagnosed with cancer, had many tests, MRIs, PET scans, etc., and finally had surgery. It was determined he needed radiation therapy and chemotherapy. Obviously, it was necessary to miss a lot of work, thus his income was greatly reduced.
He had no health insurance. So, in January, he applied for Medicaid but to date has not been accepted. The hospital that would administer the radiation therapy and chemo will not start the treatments until there is assurance payment will be made by someone. In the meantime, he is very concerned that if treatment is not begun, the cancer will grow.
The medical bills are mounting – more than $50,000 at the present time. He needs the support of our community to help him and his family. Please plan to attend the fundraiser May 1 and if anyone wishes to make donations in lieu of attending the fundraiser, please do so in care of The Advertiser-Tribune.
Another thought – it seems to me he could use some legal advice, so if anyone in the legal field could give him some assistance, I'm sure he would be grateful.
Our community has always been so generous in helping local people in need. I know this will also be a time when we come together to help our Tiffin neighbor. We never know if or when our own lives could be in similar circumstances.
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Cooling off the 622
Posted 18 November 2006 - 12:37 PM
I've been doing this because I've had quite a few picture freezes and no signal last few days. My connections are fine.
NHL Center Ice
Posted 18 November 2006 - 12:54 PM
Yamaha RX-V565
Bose Acoustimass 6
Hopper & 1 Joey
Location - Mt. WhereinthehellamI? So. Utah
Posted 18 November 2006 - 01:15 PM
Posted 18 November 2006 - 02:12 PM
I've had hd service less than 2 months and have had to replace both my 211 and 622 and replaced the lnbf or whatever you call it.
NHL Center Ice
Posted 18 November 2006 - 03:38 PM
Posted 18 November 2006 - 11:09 PM
Hmm, sounds like you may have other issues. Something doesn't sound right here.
That's for sure. If you've had problems with two receivers and the dish hardware... I think you had a bad installation. Maybe you have a grounding problem, or power surges.
Good luck sorting it out!
Posted 19 November 2006 - 08:11 AM
Posted 19 November 2006 - 12:46 PM
Posted 19 November 2006 - 01:48 PM
NHL Center Ice
Posted 19 November 2006 - 09:45 PM
Put one of these underneath your 622. I have with both of mine, and it cools fantastic. It simply plugs into the USB jack in the back of the 622. They are on sale this week at Office Max for $19.
Do you know what it's called, or a link to more info?
Also, how loud is it?
Posted 19 November 2006 - 10:20 PM
Dish 1000.2 @ 110, 119, 129; dish 500 @ 61.5
Antennas - CM4228; RS U75-R; coathanger; Funke PSP.1922 (stillin the box); paperclip
Displays: Sony VPH D50Q with HD Fury HDMI input; Hitachi 57F59; Sony Bravia LCD;Sanyo 32" LCD; Panasonic 42" plasma
Sony 80GB PS3; Toshiba HD-DVD
Give me a Finco colinear array and I'll rule the world - HA-HA-HA-HA!
Posted 19 November 2006 - 10:44 PM
Do you know what it's called, or a link to more info?
Also, how loud is it?
It is a Targus Notebook Chill Mat. They are not very loud at all. Plus I think they are more aesthetically pleasing than having a case fan mounted on the side. I do have mine tucked more underneath than calgary2800 does, though.
Posted 20 November 2006 - 02:49 AM
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Posted 21 November 2006 - 10:51 AM
My 622 and my other gear are in an enclosed TV stand, but I have three fans like Jim's running inside. The only issue is, the fans are triggered by heat from my 7-channel amplifier, which means they only turn on when I watch TV or listen to music for a while.
If the 622 gets hot even when it's off, it's going to be hot quite a bit when the fans are not running. I could put the thermometer on the 622, but then it would run almost all the time and may not run when my amp needs it most.
Posted 21 November 2006 - 12:39 PM
NHL Center Ice
Posted 21 November 2006 - 01:26 PM
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Posted 11 December 2006 - 03:01 PM
The chill mat is working so far. Its been 12 plus hours and no freezes or outages. Prior to that I think I have 8 to 10 failures of the 622 in a 2 day period. Its makes a big difference just on feel alone at the bottom, the 622 now is much cooler.
If this unit plugs into the USB port, does it run when the 622 is turned off(Does power still go through the usb port). I am having a big problem with heat and need to consider this solution.
Posted 11 December 2006 - 08:26 PM
Posted 12 December 2006 - 12:52 PM
my first impression of the 622 is that it's undercooled. in a perfect world dish would overbuild the cooling but not this time.
Posted 13 December 2006 - 06:21 PM
the chill mat is a great idea - I've been using a muffin fan just as described here and raised my 622 up 3/4" w/ a couple of strips of 1x2 ... lots of air pushed into the left side and underneath.
my first impression of the 622 is that it's undercooled. in a perfect world dish would overbuild the cooling but not this time.
I've only had the 622 for a week, but I am very disappointed in the amount of studdering/fragmenting of images thus far(Way more frequently than my DirecTv system(noyt HD) - I do have the 622 in a cabinet without good airflow and its hot, so I am hoping a cooling fan will help with my issues(As others have reported) - otherwise I will be calling Dish
Posted 13 December 2006 - 08:02 PM
otherwise I will be calling Dish
If you feel unhappy with the service, go ahead and call them now. I don't think heat is causing your problem. Call and let them know you expect more out of their service.
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TV1: SONY 55" KDF-55WF655; HDMI & Components connections
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Posted 20 February 2007 - 10:34 AM
Last night watching TV while Heroes was being recorded, audio dropped out on all SD channels. Even SD recordings had no audio. All HD channels/recordings were fine. Really odd. I noticed the back left corner of the 622 was hot. Rebooted and everything was fine.
I'm just assuming it was a heat issue. My TV stand has glass doors in the front however the back is completely open. It seems sad to me that I need to go and purchase hardware to adequately cool a Dish receiver.
Cheapest I could find was Walmart.com for $16.
Posted 24 February 2007 - 09:27 AM
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Posted 25 February 2007 - 09:59 AM
By default there is no airflow through the 622, and that is the problem. Not only that, there are no vents on the top, either, and which way does warm air flow?
I'm looking to use a chill mat, too. One question: what is the direction of the airflow through the 622? Is the air taken in from the bottom and expelled out the side vents? And, if necessary, can the chill mat's direction of airflow be changed to coincide with the natural direction of air flow of the 622?
The cooling mat pulls air from the bottom and blows it out the front/back (depending on which way you face it).


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CORTLAND, N.Y. -- There was no practice Tuesday, but there's no such thing as a quiet day with the Jets:
1. Wayne Hunter shouldn't relax. Just because the Jeff Otah trade was voided doesn't mean the Jets will hand the starting right tackle job to Hunter. Mike Tannenbaum said Hunter has the "inside track," but he also said, "He's our starting right tackle until that changes" -- a Yogi-ism from the GM. Tannenbaum said they will study teams with depth at tackle, but unless they're willing to give up something significant, all they will get is a developmental player (think Caleb Schlauderaff, except bigger) or a veteran on his last legs. In other words, prepare for another season of Hunter.
2. Antonio Cromartie will have an interesting practice Wednesday. The cornerback insulted every wide receiver not named Santonio Holmes by telling ESPN he has the potential to be the second-best receiver on the team. That should fire up players like Chaz Schilens, Patrick Turner and even rookie Stephen Hill. That could make for some heated one-on-one battles on the practice field. As you probably know, the Jets are talking about giving Cromartie a small role at receiver.
3. When it comes to Holmes, the Jets look the other way. Tannenbaum and Rex Ryan, in separate interviews, refused to scold Holmes for his "scapegoat" comment from Monday. Yes, it's true, Holmes, in an interview with ESPN New York 98.7 FM, took some responsibility for last season's behavior -- a positive step. But he overshadowed that by complaining about his benching in the season finale. The Jets' brass should let him know it's time to move on. Dredging up last season's problems won't help.


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Naughty by Nature, Reggie, Obrafour resurrect the 1990s @ Back In The Day concert
A little loss of concentration and one will mistakenly think he or she was at a concert in the 1990s. Well you can't blame such a soul, blame it on organization.
This year's 'Back In The Day' concert, organized by Empire Entertainment, cast a spell on revelers. A spell from the 1990s that brought back memories of Tims (Timberland boots), hoodies, baggy jeans and authentic rap.
With legendary American hipop group Naughty by Nature as the main acts, Empire Entertainment took the concert, which started last year, a notch higher. Last year's concert featured only local acts.
For those who may not know, the 'Back In The Day' concert reminisces some of the 1990s great artistes and tunes. It affords Ghanaians a unique opportunity to relive the glorious days of a young but vibrant hiplife music genre.
This year's concert came off at the Accra International Conference Centre (AICC) and the first things that hit you - the patron - when you enter the venue was the 'Poki' (ice cream) and 'Alewa' (candy) that were being given out.
Another unique sight was the stage design. True to the core theme of the 1990s, organizers of the concert designed a stage that had the look and feel of that era - the backdrop of the stage was a ghetto blaster!
Nii Ayi Tagoe of Joy FM, who was preoccupied by the turn tables, for hours, warming up patrons, introduced T-Blaze as the first act for the night. In his relaxed posture, the rapper set the tone for what patrons should expect. He dished out some of his well known tunes, including 'Feeling No Ye Deep', and 'Secretary'.
T-Blaze climaxed his performance with a minute silence to the late Ronnie Coaches of Buk Bak who passed away on November 21 at the Korle-Bu Teaching Hospital after suffering from a heart attack.
Empire Entertainment had announced that this year's concert would be dedicated to the late rapper who died at age 36.
After a quick performance by 'Short Clan', renowned DJ Andy Dosty of Hitz FM and Adom FM took charge of affairs dishing hit after hit from the 1990s. His impressive mixes cast a spell on patrons! They had no choice but to get off their seats to show off their 90s dancing skills.
Representing the Western region, TH4Kwages took the stage after that prelude. The group, who carved a niche for themselves for their crazy break dance moves and authentic Fanti rap, beamed with smiles as they hit the stage. They thrilled with some of their hits songs, including 'Nana Esi', and 'Meye Aware', laced with intermitted break dance.
'Reggie and Obrafour's collabo'
Many were those who were looking forward to a battle between Reggie Rockstone and Obrafour. The two music legends, one the Hiplife Grandpapa and the other Ghana Rap Sofo, were in the test tube music lovers.
Music lovers agree that the two have, and continue to, pay their dues to the Ghanaian music industry and while the former is credited for starting the hiplife movement in Ghana, the later is also believed to be one of the country's finest rappers.
To the surprise of many, the two were not going to put up individual performances - they have been paired!
Their entry on the stage was magnificent! Both artistes sat in chairs specially meant for Kings and dressed in all white. Reggie's T-shirt had the inscription 'HIP' while Obrafour's read 'LIFE'.
With crowns on top of their heads, the two intermittently performed several of their well known tunes back to back. As they unleashed the songs, patrons were up standing, soaking all the hits being performed by the two.
Obrafour performed tunes like, 'Yaanon', 'Twe Wo Ho', 'Heavy', 'Asem Sebe', 'Who Born You By Mistake', and Oye Ohene (remix) while Reggie Rockstone thrilled with 'Plan Ben', 'Keep You Eyes On The Road', 'Different You, Different Me', and 'Ya Bounce Wo Visa'.
'...and it time for some Naughtiness'
After that impressive show, the stage was set for legendary American hiphop group, Naughty by Nature, to give Ghanaians their first ever performance.
The group, made up of Treach, Vin Rock, and DJ Kay Gee, burst onto the stage with such energy - ready to deliver!
Known as one of the world's best hip hop groups of all time, Naughty by Nature did not hesitate to prove to an elated Ghanaian audience why they are the best.
They gave patrons an impressive track list of some of the biggest hits including 'O.P.P.', 'Uptown', 'Dirt', 'Craziest', 'Everything', 'Jamboree', 'Feels Good', and 'Feel Me Flow'.
The group capped their performance by inviting some of their teeming Ghanaian fans to join them on stage to help perform their smash hit, 'Hip Hop Hooray'.
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"that the Academy [should] initiate substantive discussion as soon as possible about the anti-democratic developments in Hungary, especially freedom of the press, and that the Academy should take part in the exploration of issues important for the whole of societyWe extend here a general call for External Members of the Academy to join us in resigning in protest against the Orban regime and its repressive policies. This call is addressed only to External Members, not to Internal Members, who might otherwise risk a fate comparable to that of the staff of Hungarys largest independent newspaper, Népszabadság, often critical of the government, whose operation was abruptly terminated without warning or justification on October 8th 2016.
External Members of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences who have resigned to protest the Hungarian Government's Assaults on Democracy in Hungary:
Jovin, Thomas, Director Emeritus, Laboratory of Cellular Dynamics, Max Planck Institute for Biophysical Chemistry (resigned HAS 8 October 2016)
Harnad, Stevan, Professor of Psychology, Université du Québec à Montréal, Professor of Cognitive Science, University of Southampton, UK (resigned HAS 8 October 2016)
Pecht, Israel, Dr. Morton and Anne Kleiman Professor of Chemical Immunology, Weizmann Institute of Science (resigned HAS 11 October 2016)
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I have a feeling that when Posterity looks back at the last decade of the 2nd A.D. millennium of scholarly and scientific research on our planet, it may chuckle at us . I don't think there is any doubt in anyone's mind as to what the optimal and inevitable outcome of all this will be: The Give-Away literature will be free at last online, in one global, interlinked virtual library.. and its [peer review] expenses will be paid for up-front, out of the [subscription cancelation] savings. The only question is: When? This piece is written in the hope of wiping the potential smirk off Posterity's face by persuading the academic cavalry, now that they have been led to the waters of self-archiving, that they should just go ahead and drink! (Harnad, 20th century)Richard Poynder notes that 17 years on, Institutional Repositories (IRs) are still half-empty of their target content: peer-reviewed research journal articles.
Vincent-Lamarre, P, Boivin, J, Gargouri, Y, Larivière, V & Harnad, S (2016) Estimating Open Access Mandate Effectiveness: The MELIBEA Score. Journal of the Association for Information Science and Technology (JASIST) 67 (in press)
Swan, A; Gargouri, Y; Hunt, M; & Harnad, S (2015) Open Access Policy: Numbers, Analysis, Effectiveness. Pasteur4OA Workpackage 3 Report.
Harnad, S (2015) Open Access: What, Where, When, How and Why. In: Ethics, Science, Technology, and Engineering: An International Resource. eds. J. Britt Holbrook & Carl Mitcham, (2nd edition of Encyclopedia of Science, Technology, and Ethics, Farmington Hills MI: MacMillan Reference)
Harnad, S (2015) Optimizing Open Access Policy. The Serials Librarian, 69(2), 133-141
Sale, A., Couture, M., Rodrigues, E., Carr, L. and Harnad, S. (2014) Open Access Mandates and the "Fair Dealing" Button. In: Dynamic Fair Dealing: Creating Canadian Culture Online (Rosemary J. Coombe & Darren Wershler, Eds.)
Harnad, S (2014) The only way to make inflated journal subscriptions unsustainable: Mandate Green Open Access. LSE Impact of Social Sciences Blog 4/28
(1) I will assume (out of charity) that George McGregor was being supremely ironic when he quipped that Elsevier "Single handily inspired the global Open Access movement" and thatMy instinct tells me wiser (sic) heads will prevail (but I've been over-optimistic before...)
(2) Elsevier's Alicia Wise has a tin ear for irony and took it as a compliment -- and a cue for some free advertising.
(3) If UK universities are foolish and thoughtless enough to heed the siren call of "PURE" and again let in Elsevier's latest Trojan Horse (instead of just coupling CRIS functionality with their IRs) then (as in some other recent supremely foolish UK decisions) they will get exactly what's coming to them.
See: Elsevier's PURE: self-interest and exploitation
Richard Poynder: Its an interesting interview. I have a following-on question for you, Stevan, if you feel like answering it: Much has been made of the likely impact that Brexit will have on science/the UK and European research communities, but what if any impact do you think it could have on the crisis facing liberal democracy?Hi Richard. This is going to sound apocalyptic (and I certainly hope Im wrong):
Richard Poynder: Thanks for your response Stevan.Yes, thats the trickle-down capitalism that has been (provisionally) dubbed the winner.
I dont disagree with your gloomy conclusions. Personally, I think the core problem is that our political leaders (those who should have been sufficiently educated to know better) gave in to market fundamentalism, and behaved as if everything is a potential market, and that even when this means impoverishing and disenfranchising large sections of the population (thus opening the door to populism, racism and barbarism) it is a price that has to be paid. But perhaps that is what you are saying.
As to social media, I dont really think they have made the problem that much worse. One only has to visit pubs and clubs in certain parts of any city to realise that for many people the worst things one can read on the web are just part of their daily discourse.I dont doubt that is and always was the pub discourse. But the social media put it on a global megaphone, incomparably magnifying and accelerating its reach. And the populist, wealth-creation politicos played to it, played it up, and helped it prevail.
The tragedy I see here is that the EU has itself increasingly given in to market fundamentalism, as the Greeks discovered.I dont know or understand the details, but some have portrayed some of it as Skinnerian feedback against disproportionate corruption and abuse. Who knows? And surely there was some way of targeting the politicos and the oligarchs rather than the poor.
Lets hope the future proves less gloomy than we fear! -- RichardActing on the hypothesis that theres still a way to help is the only hope for the victims. Acting on the hypothesis of hopelessness is to betray them: a self-fulfilling prophecy.
1. The EU can only ensure that its own scientific article output is OA by 2020. The EU cannot ensure that the scientific article output from the rest of the world (which is also the scientific article output to the EU) is OA by 2020 too. But if the EU adopts the right means for providing its own output, there is a good chance that it will be matched by the rest of the world too.
2. The right means for the EU to make all of its own scientific article output OA by 2020 is to require that it be deposited in the institutional repository of the author(s) of the article. This is called Green OA. The deposit should be made immediately upon acceptance for publication (because if the 2019 scientific article output is deposited in 2021, that is certainly not OA in 2020).
3. The deposit need not be the published version of the article; it need only be the final, peer-reviewed, accepted version.
4. The plan mentions Green OA, Gold OA (paying to publish in an OA journal) and hybrid combinations of the two. The EU is welcome to spend whatever funds it finds worthwhile to spend to pay for Gold OA, as long as immediate Green OA is required for all EU scientific article output. The rest of the world will match the EUs provision of Green OA, but it is much less likely that the rest of the world will match the EUs expenditure on Gold OA.
Rick Anderson: Happy to provide examples.
Duke University -- ROARMAP says deposit is required and that the policy does not specify whether or not a waiver is available. According to Duke's policy, "The Provost or Provost's designate will waive application of the license for a particular article... upon written request by a Faculty member."
Harvard (Faculty of Arts & Sciences) -- ROARMAP says that deposit is required and may not be waived. The Harvard policy says that the institution "will waive application of the policy for a particular article upon written request by a Faculty member."
Oberlin College -- ROARMAP says that deposit is required. Oberlin's policy says that while the submission of bibliographic metadata is required, "the Scholarly Communications Officer will automatically waive application of the policy for a particular article upon written request by the author."
Bucknell University -- ROARMAP says that deposit is required and that the possibility of a waiver is "unspecified." The policy says that "the license granted to Bucknell University for an article will be automaticaly waived for any reason and without sanction at the sole discretion of the faculty member." (Deposit of bibliographic data is requested but not required.)
That's probably enough for now. I can provide more upon request. In fact, if you'd like, I'd be happy to examine all 96 of the US institutional policies identified in ROARMAP, analyze the accuracy of the ROARMAP characterization of each one, and publish what I find (whatever the result might be). Would you like me to do that?
Rick Anderson: Stevan, your characterisation of the Harvard policy seems to me to be simply inaccurate. The full text may be read at https://osc.hul.harvard.edu/policies/fas/. The relevant sentence reads as follows: "The Dean or the Dean's designate will waive application of the policy for a particular article upon written request by a Faculty member explaining the need." This language seems pretty clearly to me to refer to the policy as a whole, not just one component of it -- nor does the policy itself include an OA requirement; instead it provides the possibility that "the Provost's Office may make the article available to the public in an open-access repository" (note the word "may," not usually a prominent feature in mandatory instructions).
For the avoidance of doubt, I am contacting Harvard's Office for Scholarly Communication to either confirm or correct my reading of its policy. I'll let you know what I find out.
Rick Anderson: OK, thanks for clearing that up, Peter. (You guys might want to consider revising the wording of your policy to resolve the ambiguity.)
Stevan, do you disagree that ROARMAP's characterisations of the other policies I cited above are inaccurate?
Rick Anderson: All of the examples I provided (including the Harvard example) constitute evidence in support of my statement, since they are instances in which Green OA is not mandatory. They don't constitute the entire evidence base. I made my statement based on the fact that I have read many OA policies from US institutions, and I have not yet encountered (nor heard of) a single one that requires faculty to make their work available on an OA basis. A policy that requires deposit but does not require OA is not a mandatory OA policy.
If my assertion is wrong, it should be easy to refute. Can you cite a significant number of examples of US institutions that do require faculty to make their work available on an OA basis (as distinct from merely requiring deposit)?
Comment on: Enserink, Martin (2016) E.U. urged to free all scientific papers by 2020. Science 14 April 2016.
RP: "I have repeatedly said that I harbour no suspicions about EOS. You repeatedly assert that I do.I do read your posts, Richard, including the snippets you tweet, to garner traffic for your blog.
You likewise keep assigning a variety of different motivations to me that are not true (and how would you know what my motivations are anyway?)
RP: "I would like to thank Bernard Rentier for his detailed and frank account of EOS... That said, it does seem odd to me that it took Rick Anderson two attempts to get this response from EOS."You seem to be (1) confusing derisiveness (about the risible) with defensiveness, Richard, and (for some longstanding reason I really cannot fathom) (2) confusing openly, publicly "castigat[ing] anyone who dares express a contrary view" with "non-transparency and non-inclusiveness... instinctively [un]democratic."
RP: "To reiterate: I did not mention EOS in my post, and I harbour no suspicions about the organisation... That said, the defensive response to Ricks questions about EOS underlines for me the fact that OA advocates are not by nature inclined to be open in their processes."
RP: "In fact, one might argue that the overly defensive responses to Ricks questions themselves flirt with paranoia. Certainly they confirm me in my belief that there is a strand within the OA movement that tends towards non-transparency and non-inclusiveness."
RP: "Nor are they instinctively democratic. One need only monitor the Global Open Access List for a few weeks to see the hauteur with which OA old sweats pronounce on the topic, and castigate anyone who dares express a contrary view."
RP: "BOAI was a meeting between a small group of like-minded people, and organised by a philanthropist with a specific political agenda. In the wake of that meeting OSI committed several million dollars to fund a number of OA initiatives (and has continued to play a key role in the OA movement since then). As such, those who attended BOAI took the Soros money but did nothing to make the movement official or inclusive, or seek to engage the research community in their plans..."I have to leave it to others to reply to this, as I do not think it deserves to be dignified by a response. If I made one it would undoubtedly be derisive...
Jean-Claude Guédon: "Alicia Wise always speaks with a forked tongue! I wonder how much she is paid to practise this dubious art?"I wonder what is going on here? Why are we getting lessons in etiquette on GOAL rather than discussing OA matters of substance?
Richard Poynder: "I am not aware that Alicia Wise has ever been anything other than polite to members of this list. It does not show open access in a good light that every time she posts to the list her comments generate the kind of response we see below."
Alicia Wise: "All our authors... have both gold and green Open Access publishing options."What that means is:
That is indeed fork-tongued double-talk*: Say what sounds like one thing but mean another, and say it politely. (Why rile the ones you are duping?)You may either (1) pay
(always over and above what you pay for subscriptions overall, always heavily, and sometimes even doubly)
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for (green) OA.
So, yes, Richard is right -- and others (including myself: google harnad pogo) have already said it time and time again in this self-same Forum -- that Elsevier is not the only one to blame. There are the dupers (Elsevier) and the duped (universities and their researchers). We all know that.*Actually, it's double-double-talk, and, as pointed out many times before, if Elsevier authors were sensible they would realize that they can provide immediate, unembargoed green OA if they wish, ignoring Elsevier's never-ending attempts at updating their pseudo-legal double-talk to sound both permissive and prohibitive at the same time.
Richard Poynder: "What Jean-Claudes criticism of large publishers like Elsevier and Wiley omits is the role that the research community has played in their rise to power, a role that it continues to play. In fact, not only has the research community been complicit [emphasis added] in the rise and rise [sic] of the publishing oligarchy that Jean-Claude so deprecates, but one could argue that it created it i.e. this oligarchy is a creature of its own making.And so are Richard's reproaches...
"After all, it is the research community that funds these publishers, it is the research community that submits papers to these publishers (and signs over copyright in the process), and it is the research community that continues to venerate the brands (essentially a product of the impact factor) that allow these publishers to earn the high profits that Jean-Claude decries.
"And by now seeking to flip this oligarchys journals to OA the research community appears to be intent on perpetuating its power (and doubtless profits).
"One might therefore want to suggest that Jean-Claudes animus is misdirected. [emphasis added]"
(1) For PMR the motive is an inordinate fondness for open data, even if it is at odds with OA -- a motive EOS clearly does not share.So let me propose three topics of substance, any of which would make a jolly basis for seasonal discussion in "Open and Shut":
(2) For RA the motive is unfondness of OA itself, which EOS again clearly cannot share (I won't venture an ulterior motive for RA's unfondness).
(3) For RP the motive is seasonal shortage of substance.
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Segner, Helmut (2016) Why babies do not feel pain, or: How structure-derived functional interpretations can go wrong Animal Sentience 2016.033
Shriver, Adam J. (2016) Cortex necessary for pain but not in sense that matters Animal Sentience 2016.034
Sneddon, Lynne U. and Leach, Matthew C. (2016) Anthropomorphic denial of fish pain Animal Sentience 2016.035
Stevens, E. Don (2016) Why is fish feeling pain controversial? Animal Sentience 2016.036
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Damasio, Antonio and Damasio, Hanna (2016) Pain and other feelings in humans and animals Animal Sentience 2016.059
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Diggles, B. K. (2016) Fish pain: Would it change current best practice in the real world? Animal Sentience 2016.061
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Walters, Edgar T. (2016) Pain-capable neural substrates may be widely available in the animal kingdom Animal Sentience 2016.063
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Fox Hall, Tara (2016) Anticipatory grief Animal Sentience 2016.041
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Glymour, Clark (2016) The object of grief Animal Sentience 2016.043
Probyn-Rapsey, Fiona (2016) Loves claim on grief Animal Sentience 2016.044
Proctor, Helen (2016) Monkey say, monkey do, monkey grieve? Animal Sentience 2016.045
Ristau, Carolyn (2016) Evidence for animal grief? Animal Sentience 2016.046King, Barbara J. King (2016) (Response) Understanding emotional suffering Animal Sentience 2016.047
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OpenCV library is used by other applications for image enhancement, panorama stitching, object detection and recognition, etc. OpenCV Manager provides the best version of the OpenCV for your hardware. It also receives the latest stability and performance updates for the library.
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PROS / The NexStar has the longest focal length of any scope on our lineup, creating sharp magnified images.
CONS / This telescope can only move using its remote, making fine positioning frustrating.
VERDICT / Its small size, huge objects library and sharp optics help the NexStar make stargazing simple for astronomers of all levels.
The Celestron NexStar 4SE is a catadioptric telescope. This means it combines mirrors and lenses to focus light from heavenly bodies. Because of this, it has the advantages of both reflector and refractor telescopes. Catadioptric telescopes like the 4SE are compact and have a closed tube design, which reduces air currents that could degrade images.
Everything you need to assemble this telescope is in the box. All the components attach to each other without the need for tools. Additionally, the telescope is very light, weighing only 11 pounds, so you can bring it with you when camping.
The 4SE has a focal ratio of f/13, one of the highest of the telescopes we reviewed. The focal ratio is a combination of the aperture and focal length. Both of these measurements are exceptional: The focal length is 1,325 mm, and the aperture is 102 mm, about 4 inches wide. These powers combine to create close and clear images of faraway objects. Closer objects like the moon appear as small pieces rather than one large picture. This allows you to study close details or see farther objects like stars much better.
On the base of the telescope, there are cable ports for a DSLR camera in case you're interested in astrophotography. A second port on the base is available for a GPS as well.
With 40,000 preprogrammed objects in its database, the 4SE has one of the largest object libraries on our lineup. This makes it a good telescope for beginners, since you can find your targets in a matter of minutes.
Because of its motorized stand and despite the Altazimuth mounting, you may have trouble adjusting the telescope manually. The positioning system is designed to do all the moving for you, so fine-tuning the scope's position can be difficult.
Like all of Celestron's telescopes, the 4SE is under warranty for two years after purchase, but there is no money-back guarantee with this telescope if you aren't satisfied with its performance. We recommend keeping the user manual in a safe place, but in case you lose it, there is a downloadable manual on Celestron's website. If you have further questions about the 4SE, you can contact customer support through the site's live chat or phone line.
The Celestron NexStar 4SE's catadioptric design adds clarity and portability to an already-long list of features. While testing, we were able to see the moon and its finely detailed features. The huge objects library turns astronomy into a point-and-click venture, making it especially good for newcomers. However, its motorized design makes the stand stiff and hard to adjust when you need to move the scope slightly.


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The Grawemeyer Award in Education is intended to stimulate the dissemination, public scrutiny and implementation of ideas that have potential to bring about significant improvement in educational practice and advances in educational attainment. The award was created not only to reward the individuals responsible, but also to draw attention to their ideas, proposals or achievements. The award is designed to recognize a specific recent idea/study rather than a lifetime of accomplishment.
Prize Amount
The Grawemeyer Award in Education is accompanied by a prize of $100,000, which is presented in full during the awards ceremony.
Ideas eligible for nomination may have an individual author or authors. The competition does not limit the format in which the idea or achievement appears. Consideration will be given to printed books, articles appearing in scholarly journals, technological advances, software, research reports, conference presentations, or other widely and publicly disseminated forms. Consistent with the intent of H. Charles Grawemeyer, the award is not given posthumously.
The Grawemeyer Award in Education was the third of the four awards first established in 1988. The first award winner was announced a year later. The purpose of the award was "to stimulate ideas that have potential to bring about significant improvement in educational practice and attainment." The first Grawemeyer Education Award was presented in 1989 to Bertrand Schwartz of Paris, France, for his idea, "The Social and Vocational Preparation of Disadvantaged Young People and Experiments in New Qualifications."
Initial screening of the Grawemeyer Award in Education nominees is conducted by a committee of College of Education and Human Development faculty who select three finalists for the Grawemeyer Award in Education. External reviewers then evaluate the finalists.
For the final selection committee, Charles Grawemeyer insisted that the winner be chosen by a lay committee comprised of the President of the University or designee, the Dean of the College of Education and Human Development, and three members of the community with some involvement in the educational enterprise. Until a year before his death in 1993, Charlie Grawemeyer sat on the final selection committee. The committee recommends the award winner to the President who forwards the recommendation to the Board of Trustees of the University. The Board of Trustees approves the final recommendation.
The Nomination Process
The University invites nominations from throughout the world by professional educators, educational institutions and organizations, and editors and publishers of journals, books and software. Self-nominations will not be considered.
To nominate a work, the nominator must submit the following:
- A one-page letter of nomination identifying the specific work, idea or achievement being nominated and delineating the reasons why the entry merits the award. Please provide a complete bibliographic reference if possible.
- A completed 2018 nomination form (pdf). The nomination deadline is April 30, 2017.
Upon receipt of a letter of nomination, the nominee(s) will be notified of nomination and sent a nominee form, which explains the award conditions. All materials submitted become the property of the University of Louisville. Each nominee then must submit the following supporting materials:
- A signed copy of the nominee form (pdf);
- Four copies of the work (if the work is in a language other than English, provide four copies of the English translation of the work);
- One copy of the nominee's curriculum vita or resume.
Self-nomination is not allowed. Ideas or achievements must have been presented or published in the recent past. Persons who received the Grawemeyer Award in a previous year are not eligible to receive the award a second time.
Entries must be submitted in four copies of the nominated work and one copy of the curriculum vita or resume, along with a nominee form which includes an agreement that the material will be placed in university archives. Non-English entries must be translated. To be considered for the 2018 award, the nomination form and letter must be received by April 30, 2017, and all supporting materials for the nomination (including the signed nominee form, four copies of the work and one copy of the nominee's curriculum vita or resume) must reach the University of Louisville by May 31, 2017.
The Review Process
Initial screening of the Grawemeyer Award in Education nominees is conducted by a committee of College of Education and Human Development faculty who select three finalists for the Grawemeyer Award in Education. External reviewers then evaluate the finalists.
The final selection committee is comprised of the president of the university or designee, the dean of the College of Education and Human Development, and three members of the community with some involvement in the educational enterprise. The committee recommends the award winner to the president who forwards the recommendation to the Board of Trustees of the university. Final approval of the Grawemeyer Award winner is subject to approval by the University of Louisville Board of Trustees and the Trustees of the Louisville Presbyterian Seminary.
Award Requirements
- The winner of the Award will be announced after December 1. The winner will be expected to come to Louisville during the second week in April to make a formal presentation based on the winning idea, participate in informal meetings with faculty and students as requested, and to receive the Award. The trip to Louisville is mandatory and failure to fulfill this requirement will result in forfeiture of the Award and the associated cash prize. Any exception to this requirement must be approved by the Grawemeyer Executive Committee.
- Entrant agrees and accepts that, consistent with the intent of H. Charles Grawemeyer, the Award will not be given posthumously. The Entrant must be living in order to receive the Award and must participate in the Award festivities referenced above in order to receive the Award and the associated cash prize. If the nominated Work was written by multiple authors, one or more of whom is deceased, only the living authors are eligible to receive the Award and the associated cash prize. The first installment of the cash prize will be paid at the Award festivities.
- Entrant agrees and accepts that the cash prize associated with the Award will be paid in full at the awards ceremony. Winning the Award does not create any property rights in the cash prize for the recipient's heirs or estate. In the event that the Award is given to multiple recipients (such as co-authors), there is only one cash prize associated with the Award and said cash prize will be divided evenly among the recipients. If a co-author dies, payment to that co-author will cease and the full amount of the remaining prize will be divided evenly between the still-living co-authors.
- Entrant shall participate, as appropriate, and cooperate in the production of any documentary film or other public relations or publicity matters related to the Competition, including the execution of any necessary releases and/or authorizations.
- Entrant hereby grants permanent permission for the University of Louisville to use the title and excerpts from the Work and any media depicting their receipt and acceptance of the Award for library and archival purposes, and for the purpose of promoting the Grawemeyer Awards and their affiliation with the University of Louisville. The term "media" is understood to include, but not be limited to, audio and visual images and/or recordings of any format which depict the Entrant's visit to the campus[es] of the University of Louisville, the Awards presentation itself and any comments made by the Entrant as part of the campus visit[s] and the Awards festivities.
- All physical materials submitted become the property of the University of Louisville.
Send letters of nomination and all supporting materials to:
Christine Payne
Grawemeyer Award in Education
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College of Education & Human Development
University of Louisville
Louisville KY 40292
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Previous Winners
2015 – Andy Hargreaves and Michael Fullan
Treat them with respect, let them learn from their peers and give them the freedom to make decisions as a team. That's the formula for developing great teachers, say two scholars who will share the 2015 University of Louisville Grawemeyer Award in Education for the ideas expressed in their book, "Professional Capital: Transforming Teaching in Every School."
2014 – Diane Ravitch
Ravitch, a New York University research professor of education, has won the 2014 University of Louisville Grawemeyer Award in Education for her 2010 book, "The Death and Life of the Great American School System: How Testing and Choice are Undermining Education." The work chronicles her decades-long journey from reform advocate to critic and encourages a return to school curriculums that value art, literature, creativity and problem solving.
2013 – Pasi Sahlberg
Reform-minded educators eager to learn about Finland's highly successful school system often are shocked to find that elementary-level students have a four-hour day, do little homework, rarely take tests and don't even start school until age seven.
2012 – Linda Darling-Hammond
Providing equally good schooling for all American children— rich or poor and regardless of race—would improve the nation's failing education system.
2010 – Keith Stanovich
Having a high IQ and good standardized test scores doesn't guarantee that you will make good decisions, says the winner of the 2010 University of Louisville Grawemeyer Award in Education.
2009 – Paul Attewell and David Lavin
Non-traditional students who attend college through open enrollment generally do well and their success carries forward to the next generation, say two scholars who have won the 2009 University of Louisville Grawemeyer Award in Education.
2008 – Edward Zigler, Walter Gilliam and Stephanie Jones
2008 – A Vision for Universal Preschool Education
2007 – James Comer
Leave No Child Behind: Preparing Today's Youth for Tomorrow's World
2006 – Lee Shulman
The Wisdom of Practice: Essays on Teaching, Learning and Learning to Teach
2005 – Elliot W. Eisner
"The Arts and the Creation of Mind"
2003 – Deborah Brandt
"Literacy in American Lives"
2002 – Martha Nussbaum
"Cultivating Humanity: A Classical Defense of Reform in Liberal Education"
2001 – William G. Bowen and Derek Bok
"The Shape of the River: Long-Term Consequences of Considering Race in College and University Admissions"
2000 – Vanessa Siddle Walker
"Their Highest Potential: An African-American School Community in the Segregated South"
1998 – L. Scott Miller
"An American Imperative: Accelerating Minority Educational Advancement"
1997 – Mike Rose
"Possible Lives: The Promise of Public Education in America"
1996 – Victoria Purcell-Gates
"Other People's Words: The Cycle of Low Literacy"
1995 – Shirley Brice Heath and Milbrey McLaughlin
"Identity & Inner-City Youth: Beyond Ethnicity and Gender"
1994 – John T. Bruer
"Schools for Thought: A Science of Learning in the Classroom"
1993 – Roland Tharp and Ronald Gallimore
"Rousing Minds to Life: Teaching, Learning and Schooling in Social Context"
1992 – Carol Gilligan
"In a Different Voice: Psychological Theory and Women's Development"
1991 – Kieran Egan
"Storytelling Is Key To Early Learning," Educator Claims
1990 – Howard Gardner
"Frames of Mind: The Theory of Multiple Intelligences"
1989 – Bertrand Schwartz
Innovations in Social and Vocational Preparations for Disadvantaged Youth
2016 Recipients
Karl Alexander, Doris Entwisle and Linda Olson
Those born into poverty are unlikely to escape it—even if they have access to better opportunities through education. That's a key conclusion drawn by the three scholars who have been named winners of the 2016 University of Louisville Grawemeyer Award in Education.
In their 2014 book "The Long Shadow: Family Background, Disadvantaged Urban Youth, and the Transition to Adulthood," authors Karl Alexander, the late Doris Entwisle and Linda Olson followed nearly 800 Baltimore-area urban youths from first grade through adulthood and found that socioeconomic status trumps education when it comes to life outcomes. Their research spans nearly three decades and challenges the idea that access to public education means equal opportunity.
Video Interviews with Past Recipients
Education can't Drumpf Impoverished Beginnings
2016 Education Recipients Karl Alexander and Linda Olson
Let Teachers Learn from their Peers and Decide Things as a Team
2015 Education Recipients Andy Hargreaves and Michael Fullan
Improving Public Education by Addressing the Needs of Impoverished Children
2014 Education Recipient Diane Ravitch
Successful Public School Reform
2013 Education Recipient Pasi Sahlberg
Schooling Equality
2012 Education Recipient Linda Darling-Hammond
What Intelligence Tests Miss
2010 Education Recipient Keith Stanovich
Interview With Paul Attewell and David Lavin
2009 Education Recipients Paul Attewell and David Lavin


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ENGLEWOOD CLIFFS — The New Jersey Palisades are included on a list of endangered cultural sites compiled by the World Monuments Fund, which cited the expansion of LG Electronic's headquarters as a threat to the cliffs.
The electronics giant is plans to build a new corporate campus on Sylvan Avenue, and received a variance from the town to exceed a 35-foot cap on building height.
The 2014 "World Monuments Watch" list includes both the Palisades cliffs and the Cloisters in Manhattan among 67 sites across the world "at risk from the forces of nature and the impact of social, political, and economic change," according to a statement.
A coalition of environmental groups have been seeking to get the company to reduce the planned 143-foot height of the building, filing suit earlier this year. In August, a judge sided with LG, and construction is set to begin soon.
"Such construction would seriously affect one of the most unspoiled areas of the Hudson River, including treasured views from the Cloisters Museum and Gardens, and also have a negative environmental impact on the region," the World Monuments Fund said in their statement.
The $300 million project has the support of local officials and labor unions, who say it will bring much-needed construction jobs and expand the company's employment footprint in Bergen County.
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