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EDITOR'S NOTE -- This is the second of a series of articles planned on how various outgoing Ohio State football players are preparing for the upcoming NFL draft. In today's edition, contributor Dan Steinberg examines how Dustin Fox and Mike Nugent prepared for the NFL combine and pro day.
Crunch the numbers yourself: Since 1995, more than 2,500 players have been drafted by the NFL, according to Gil Brandt, NFL draft guru. Sixty-six of those players have come from Ohio State, second only to Tennessee in the past decade. That includes a record 14 Buckeyes chosen in the 2004 NFL draft. And 64 percent of all players invited to the NFL combine since 1993 have been drafted.
But the numbers are meaningless to most current Buckeyes. There's no guarantee that a successful collegiate career translates into becoming an NFL pick. Between Ohio State's final game in the Alamo Bowl and the April 23-24 NFL draft, Buckeyes spent their days playing in all-star games, training, signing lots of autographs, auditioning at the combine and Pro day, and even, going to class.
Mike Nugent boots a kick during a workout at the Woody Hayes center
"I think there's a hierarchy involved in what matters most to NFL scouts," says now-former OSU kicker Mike Nugent. "First, they look at your overall college career. Second is how your senior year was. Third is how you practiced for, and played in, an all-star game. Fourth and fifth is how you did at the combine or Pro day. Finally they look at individual tryouts.
"I think I've got a lot of things going for me but all I can do to determine my own destiny is work to be the best kicker there is. I want to be the first kicker selected. It's out of my control what round that will be but I want to be the first kicker taken this year."
For players Nugent and Dustin Fox, everything pointed to the combine. As soon as their Ohio State football eligibility ended, each was acutely aware of making sure they were in the best condition possible in preparation for their auditions in front of NFL owners, coaches, general managers and scouts.
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Out of the Ordinary: Nugent has more than 60 autograph sessions scheduled in malls throughout central Ohio. Fox has nearly as many. Among the most bizarre things that have occurred at the sessions, Nugent was asked to arm wrestle a young fan so his mother could snap some photos. The fan won. Fox was asked to record a greeting for a fan's cell phone message. He complied.
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Nugent's post-Ohio State career began at the Senior Bowl in Mobile, Ala. He took the requisite personality tests, including the infamous New York Giants' 2 ½-hour, 250-question exam. He had numerous interviews with most teams.
Nugent is expected to be the first kicker selected in this year's draft
"It's a good way to get exposure since every scout and head coach is at the Senior Bowl," Nugent says. "The week leading up to the game is more important than the game itself because that's where they find out what kind of person you are. I wanted them to know that I'm not a head case, not superstitious, and my goal is to be the best kicker at whatever level I play."
Nugent spent the week nailing field goals and kickoffs for the scouts. The rest of the time he spent working with his snapper and holder, neither of whom had performed those duties to date. At Ohio State, "Ninety-eight percent of the time the snap and hold were perfect when I kicked," he says. "If the laces aren't facing straight ahead the kick will knuckle left or right," just like a baseball pitcher using the laces to put a wicked spin on the ball.
Nugent went three-for-three in the Senior Bowl and had some good interest from the Chiefs, Bucs and Falcons. Later, the 49ers and Vikings, and still the Bucs, showed the strongest interest in him.
"I love kicking," he says. "I could kick for three hours each day but my leg would get tired."
Indeed, Nugent has to ration his kicking to keep at the top of his game. Three days a week he kicks about 45 field goals. A fourth day he'll hit about 10 field goals and 25 kickoffs.
Nugent went into the combine wanting to impress teams with his mental outlook.
"I want to kick the best but I also want to let the coaches know what I am like mentally," he says. "I'm not like other kickers. I am an athlete as well. I don't leave practice when I'm done, I stick around to help when it's needed. I am a team player, not an outsider."
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Out of the Ordinary: Nugent's parents have seen every one of his collegiate games, home and away, with the exception of one. His parents were unable to see him play in the game at UCLA that immediately followed 9/11.
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Dustin Fox was invited to the East West Shrine Game in San Francisco. He spent the week taking a variety of psychological and sensory tests administered by most teams. Like Nugent, he was most concerned about the week before the game as more than 150 scouts were on hand.
"It was an opportunity for me to show that I can perform at the highest level," Fox says. "At one point, scouts were observing me one-on-one so I could show my footwork, speed, coverage, recovery speed and ability to run with the receivers. I had an interception in one of the big practices in front of the scouts so I felt good about that. The game itself was uneventful."
Fox trained in Columbus for the Combine and pro day, splitting time between Ohio State's facility and Max Sports Center. He spent countless hours each week weight-training and working on his speed.
"Ultimately, I'd like to increase my draft status at the combine," Fox says. "I really want to show NFL teams my athletic ability. I would like to erase any doubts about my size and my strength. As far as interviews go, I think that I can really impress them with my interpersonal communication skills."
Fox signs a ball for a fan
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Out of the Ordinary: Among the questions Fox was asked in the psychological tests administered by NFL teams: Would you rather be a cat or a dog? Also, If you were paid the right amount of money would you join the circus?
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At the combine in Indianapolis, Nugent and Fox spent their first day having x-rays taken and physical exams administered.
"We received our clothes that we had to wear for the week, were told to change, and they immediately took us to the hospital for x-rays," Fox says. "They x-rayed my whole body from head to toe. I had my arm x-rayed about six times because the doctor wanted to have it perfect.
"Then the next day we had physical exams the entire day. You have to meet with doctors from all 32 teams. Following the exam, I had to go back to the hospital and have an MRI taken on my foot because one doctor thought he saw a stress fracture. There was none.
"The best thing that came out of all the exams is that I am not going to die."
Fox has had dozens of requests for autograph signings
Following the physical exams during the day, interviews take place in the evening in rooms throughout the hotel.
"Your group scout gives you what they call a 'dance card,' " Fox says. "The card has times and room numbers on it. You don't know what team you are interviewing with until you get to the room. The first night I had the opportunity to interview with the Vikings, Colts, Chiefs, Saints and Broncos. Later, I interviewed with the Steelers and Bills."
As for Nugent, he kicked on his third day at the combine. "I went 12 of 15 on field-goal attempts and two of my three misses hit the uprights," he says. "The third miss was left by an inch. They told me the night before we kicked that I really didn't need to do anything spectacular. All in all it was a good weekend of interviews and kicking and everything went well."
Fox had been waiting to work out in front of the scouts, knowing he could impress them once given the chance.
"The day of workouts went great," Fox says. "I began by vertical leaping 43-1/2 inches, which was my personal best. Next, in the second of my two 40s, my times ranged from 4.43 to 4.47 seconds. I was very happy with those times considering the notoriously slow track at the RCA Dome. In the drills, I caught the ball well and was told I 'looked smooth.'
"By the end of the drills a lot of us were starting to get dehydrated and cramp up. I decided I could finish the shuttles at pro day."
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Out of the Ordinary: With each NFL team sending its own medical staff to the combine, there were nearly as many doctors, trainers and other medical personnel at the combine as there were players.
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Both Fox and Nugent checked-in at Ohio State's pro day to finish a few exercises for the limited scouts on hand. The University of Oklahoma held its Pro day on the same day as Ohio State's so scouts were split between the two universities.
"I hope I'll be a first-day pick," says Fox.
"I still just want to be the first kicker taken," says Nugent.
With the 65th pick in the beginning of the third round in last year's draft, the first kicker, Nate Kaeding of Iowa, was selected. Eighteen cornerbacks were chosen on Day One.
Where Nugent and Fox fall at this point is in the hands of the NFL.
Dan Steinberg has been an instructor and communications director for Ohio State's School of Journalism and Communication for the past five years. In addition to teaching strategic communication courses full-time, he works with students, including student-athletes, to prepare them to meet the media and create strategic plans. He admits to being a Cal Bear and baseball fan at heart.
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As soon as Jen said 'Yes', my whole world became complete. Our new life was taking shape at a rapid pace, it excited me, although I know it was scaring Jen. She'd left a huge wet patch of tears on my jumper, and for once I didn't care, I'd let my tears run into her hair. It took a while to pull away from me and when she did she was free of tears and in their place, a grin.
"Come here, you adorable lump," I say, pulling her close again. Our embrace is broken by the home phone ringing, Jen jumps and I chuckle at her.
"Hello?" she says and after a minute, she continues, "Really? I didn't know you were up again," another pause, "Of course me and Rory will look after him today. What plans do you have? Yes. Yes that's fine. See you then."
"Didn't know your cousin was coming up?"
"No. Neither did I. Apparently he was coming up to see Gran and to let her see the baby again."
"That's nice of them," I muse, slightly annoyed that I do not have her all to myself today, "What time are they coming over?"
"About half one"
"Hmph," I sigh, "I was hoping to have you to myself today," I trail off, moving my fingers down her back suggestively.
"I know, but there is always tonight. I'm all yours then." I bend down and press my lips to hers gently.
"Indeed there is tonight. I thought that seeing as we have a little person in tow today, that we could go and buy some things for the house today."
"But you've got everything?"
"I know. I just thought that you would like to choose some things, seeing as you will be sharing it," I grin down at Jen, who is delighted by this fact, "Anyhow, I need to change my top before your cousin gets here."
"I need to get changed into something nicer," she bounds up the stairs and I promptly follow her, by the time I reach the bedroom she is already flinging out clothes which I will need to approve. She strips down to her underwear, ready to get redressed, every time she does this in daylight I am taken aback by how beautiful she is.
"What?" she says, breaking my thought process, "Have I got something on my face?" she laughs, turning round to look in the mirror.
"No. I just love your body, it's not my fault if your body is so beautiful that I have the urge to stare at it once in a while," I defend.
She finally settles on a pair of skinny jeans, which show off her toned legs and arse, a small tee shirt and my Glasgow hoodie. I don't mind her wearing it, but it covers up her curves and makes her look round. I sigh and pull her towards my seat on the bed, she squeals like a child and we kiss briefly before she breaks away.
"Need to put make up on" she says, emptying the whole contents of her bag onto the bed, it doesn't take her long to put the make-up on, I can't see the difference but it makes her happy. We have a quick kissing session on the bed, but all too soon it is over. We are interrupted by a knock at the door. Jen breaks my kiss and then kisses me quickly a few times. When I eventually drag myself downstairs, I see Jen holding the baby.
Sam is the baby son of Jen's youngest cousin, who is only a couple years older than me. I like him, he is a pleasant sort of chap. Sam has a crop of brown hair and green eyes. The hair from his dad and the eyes from his mother. He looks so peaceful in the arms of Jen, she looks so natural and happy. I take a minute to wonder what our children would look like, I smile at the thought of Jen holding a child of mine. Suddenly a voice snaps me from my daydream.
"You alright mate?" Mickey says, holding out his hand waiting for me to shake it.
"Yeah, I'm good thanks. Tired of training all the time, but still good."
"Oh, well, as long as you're happy. Jen told me of your promotion. Well done matey!" he says, slapping my arm, I pass a look at Jen and smile, "Right well, we'll be back about six ish, and if you give me the car keys, I can put his car seat in." he says as Jen throws the keys at him.
We look around several home department stores picking out items and discussing where they would go. I had my arm around Jen the whole time, apart from when I was picking things off the high shelves. Several times when I looked round, she was looking adoringly at her beloved nephew. I leant down for a kiss and tried to dispel the thoughts of our children from my head. We stood in the queue for a while, when an old lady commented on us, Jen looked flustered and I turned round.
"Thank you," I said with a smile, "The child is not ours, he's my fiancé's nephew."
"Oh, is that right? Well, you look like a pretty, little family." Said the old lady, we were engaged in conversation for a while longer, Jen clutching hold of my hand. All too soon, Mickey returned to reclaim his son and wishes us the best for the future and promises to visit soon.
"That was a good day," I comment as I flop down onto the sofa.
"I know it was, I enjoyed it"
"Mmm, I was just thinking, how at ease you were holding Sam before, when they arrived. I stopped and thought of you holding my children," I stop and look at her face, "I'm sorry, that's a bit premature isn't it?"
"I don't mind," her voice full of honesty, "Besides, you'd have to get me pregnant first!"
"Aye, I know. Why don't I try now?" I smirk, pulling myself up and enveloping Jen in my arms, "I think we should begin right this second, right here"
"Rory! Here? The living room? What if someone comes to the door?"
"Well, we'll just have to be quieter then won't we?" I grin and kiss her and whip off her, my, hoodie.
"Mmm" is all she says, surrendering to my kisses and letting me undress her. Her brown eyes are full of want, I take off my top as she can't reach and lift her up so she can easily reach to kiss me. Before I know it, her legs are wrapped tightly around my waist, her boobs pressed against my chest struggling to be contained within her bra and finally, her lips are welded to mine. I just want to lay her down and begin but the floor is such a long way down and I'm afraid I may drop her, so I carry her upstairs, flinging off my trousers as we go.
"I thought we were staying downstairs?" she says between intense kisses.
"Whatever gave you that idea?" I say, placing her carefully on the bed and jumping on top of her, careful not to squash her. I kiss her passionately and my kisses lower gradually, I am naked but she still has her trousers on, the only problem is I can't get them off!
"See, safety first," she chuckles, "Attackers can't get them off!"
"Hmm, but people who need to take them off, cant." I laugh and take one final tug at the trousers, and then I'm left to look at her naked body. I work my way back up her body and whisper something in her ear and she nods and kisses me back. I work my way back down her and carefully separate her legs and slowly get to work with my tongue. It's been so long since I've done this, I need to get myself reacquainted with her. I work slowly but quickly at the same time, until I stop and realise that I should be looking at her face and not her arse. I sit on the side of the bed and bring her close to me and start to kiss her again and begin to stroke her thigh. I lie her back and then I lie on top of her, I could easily spend every afternoon like this. She kisses me this time, passionately yet urgently, like she needed me right this second. I obliged and carefully slid inside her, looking deep into her eyes all the time. Our eyes never left each others throughout the duration. Normally I'm paranoid about pulling out before the 'end' but today I don't care. I fill her up until I can't anymore; she looks content with me and life.
"I love you so much, Mr Gray," she says with a grin. I kiss her before she can finish my last name, and we just lay there in the midst of sweat and love.


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Fifteen-year-old Andrew Lu 6d has just won the Senior Division of the US Youth Go Championships, dethroning Calvin Sun 7d, age 16, who has had a lock on this event for the past six years. Sun seemed almost sure to win again, emerging from the finals with a perfect record, and defeating Lu (at left) in the final round of the qualifiers. Both boys then started fresh in the four-player double-elimination finals, which began on Jan. 20th. Sun defeated Andrew Huang 6d in round 1, while Lu defeated talented newcomer Albert Yen 6d, who at just 12 years of age is proving to be a force to be reckoned with. Round 2 gave Sun another edge, defeating Lu, while Yen knocked Huang out. Yen then faced Lu a second time, and the victor would go on to face Sun. Although he fought his best, Yen was not able to prevail and was eliminated. This left Lu in the uncomfortable position of being out if he lost a game, but needing to defeat Sun twice in a row in order to win. Despite having lost to Sun in both of their previous matches, Lu was determined to break through. He opened strongly in round 4, on Feb. 16th, and then waged and won a protracted ko fight to claim a decisive victory. The final showdown came Feb 23rd, and again featured a strong opening from Lu. Sun tried to create complications, but in the end was down by komi, and resigned. The game is attached below. To get a sense of just how difficult a player Calvin Sun is to beat, check out the members-only Feng Yun commentary on Lu and Sun's earlier match up in the qualifiers, where Sun turns the tables on Lu. With this victory under his belt, Lu is now the US National Youth Champion, and has won a free trip to the US Go Congress. The Junior Division matches are not yet finished, but the E-J will report the results when the final games are played. Paul Barchilon - E-J Youth Editor. Photo: Andrew Lu 6d
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Andrew Lu Ends Calvin Sun's 6-year Reign as US Youth Go Champion
Monday February 25, 2013
New Jersey Open NAMT Points Qualifier for Strong Players
Monday February 25, 2013
The New Jersey Open, to be held at Princeton University in New Jersey March 2-3, will be the second of 2013′s NAMT points qualifiers after January's Jujo Jiang Ing Goe tournament in San Francisco. A large tournament with a great history of more than half a century, the New Jersey Open is often a draw for strong players "and will be a fantastic opportunity for them to earn points," notes AGA Tournament Coordinator Karoline Burrall. As the first qualifier for the Eastern region, participating strong players will be eligible to earn points towards the North American Masters Tournament at this year's US Go Congress in Tacoma, Washington. Registration is 9-10A Saturday, March 3. Email co-director Mott for full details at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Shi Yue avoids "Won punch" to win LG Cup
Monday February 25, 2013
Shi Yue 5P took this year's LG Cup, and his first international title, defeating Won Soengjin 9P in two straight games in the best-of-3 final.
Shi became a Chinese professional player 10 years ago, but an international title has eluded him until now. Per Chinese Go Association rules, he will now be promoted to 9D.
His style has always fared well against Korean pros, like Won. Shi's record in 2012 was 17-2.
This marks the 5th consecutive year China has taken the LG Cup title, beating Korea's previous streak of four, giving Korea even more of an incentive to try to take back the Cup next year.
Adapted from a report on Go Game Guru; click for game records and more information. Edited by Ben Williams
World Youth Championships Qualifier March 9
Sunday February 24, 2013
The Ing Foundation has announced its qualifier tournament for the World Youth Go Championships (WYGC), to be held March 9th and 10th. The new tournament has changed many of the requirements, added new prizes, and created a two step process. The qualifiers will be open to youth under 21, of any strength, and will be held on KGS. Two winners in each age bracket (under 16 and under 12) will be invited to compete live in Menlo Park, CA, for finals on March 22 and 23. The winner will then be invited to compete at the WYGC, which will be held in Prague, Czech Republic, this August. Another addition is the inclusion of a "special recommendation" player, who can be any youth player 3k or stronger, who is recommended by their go club, teacher, or other organization. Details on the tournament, including registration information, can be found in the attached PDF file here: WYGC. The deadline to register is March 3rd. Information on the WYGC tourney in Prague can be found here: WYGC_flyer. - Paul Barchilon, E-J Youth Editor. Photo: Tyn Church in Prague.
Keith Arnold Remembers Don Wiener
Saturday February 23, 2013
Don Wiener was the fourth person I ever met who played go, but he was my first go player, the first person who truly inhabited the game – he played, he studied, he taught and he organized.
I had learned the game from a professor at college, and I knew of two other students who played. One January, back in 1980, the professor taught a month long course on the game. While I did not take the class, I showed up for Don's visit. After only experiencing the very laid back style of the prof, Don was a seismic shift. His energy was amazing and his laughter infectious. I recall he played the entire class 9×9 games with handicaps. I lacked 9×9 experience, so I was not one of the few winners, but I recall him complimenting my willingness to try to kill him. I failed, but he did not kill me either – I recall the final score was 5 to 2.
Later I would learn that he was one of the strongest players on the East Coast. He was a mainstay of the American Go Journal staff back in those days. I know he was extremely proud of his work on the "Keshi and Uchikomi" series in the Journal, which was later published by Slate and Shell. Like Sam Zimmerman and Chris Kirschner, he was one of those guys who simply showed up at the Go Congress and went to work setting up and helping out wherever he could.
You could call Don the "father of the AGA 7dan". The US Open — until the second Denver Congress in 2000, I believe — had always had a 5 dan section, and an open section above that, therefore, the AGA's highest rank was 6 dan. Don argued for years that he was a 6 dan, but that he could not compete with those other 6 dans, and that we should have a 6 dan section, implicitly recognizing a 7 dan rank. My recollection is he got his wish, promptly won the first-ever 6 dan section, and had to play in the Open section the next year anyway.
But my fondest, and given his death from cancer, bittersweet, memories of him were playing games, usually on picnic tables outside at the Go Congresses. Unlike many strong players, Don would play absolutely anyone just so long as they were willing to share his smoker's exile and put up with his running commentary on the game. Laughing with him in the summer sun are truly some of my brightest Congress memories.
august afternoons
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- by Keith Arnold; photo by Phil Straus
Your Move: Select Your EJ Frequency
Saturday February 23, 2013
"Is it possible to sign up for one email per week that has all the msgs concatenated together from the previous week?" wonders Bill Chiles.
Absolutely; just go to "UPDATE YOUR PROFILE" at the bottom of your E-Journal and select the frequency you prefer.
Andy Liu 1P vs. Lee Sedol 9P this Sunday on Go9dan.com
Friday February 22, 2013
U.S. pro Andy Liu 1P will play Lee Sedol 9P this Sunday, Feb. 24 (10a EST) in the latest round of the 10-game series between the AGA-Europe pro team and Lee, sponsored by go9dan.com.
- photo: Andy Liu (right) receives his 1-dan professional certificate from Myung-wan Kim 9P at the 2012 AGA-Tygem Pro Tournament; photo by Steve Colburn
Pandanet AGA City League Round 2 Set for Sunday
Friday February 22, 2013
The second round of the Pandanet AGA City Leaguewill be held this Sunday, February 24. Round 1 winners in the A League were Greater Washington (d. Boston), Los Angeles (d. New York City) and Vancouver (d. Seattle). In B League, winners were Washington DC 1, San Francisco and Toronto. In the
C League, winners were Washington DC 2, Memphis, Chicago and Pittsburgh. D League winners were Quebec, Southern California 2, Kentucky and Brentwood TN. Click here for Sunday's pairings (check schedules for times for each league): A League; B League; C League; D League.
In Memoriam: Don Wiener 6D
Friday February 22, 2013
Long-time go organizer and mentor Don Wiener passed away on February 21 after a struggle with lung cancer. "We will miss one of American go's true spirits," said American Go Association President Andy Okun. Wiener (left), a 6-dan player, was one of the stalwarts of the Massachusetts Go Association, and an organizer of countless tournaments over a span of more than 30 years. At the beginning of each tournament, he always announced – with a straight face – the "special MGA rule" that "if you touch a stone you must play that stone." Wiener taught so many players with so many high-handicap games that he often said "I don't know how to play an even game." He was also an important member of the New York group which powered the growth of the AGA in the late 70s and 80s. Beside his speed go and quick wit, Wiener's speed typing was a huge asset as an Assistant Editor of the American Go Journal from 1977 to 1987 when all of the text was done on an IBM Selectric typewriter. Wiener is survived by his mother and a sister in California. No memorial service is planned, but donations may be made to the American Cancer Society.
- Bill Saltman; photo: Wiener at the 1987 U.S. Go Congress; photo by Phil Straus
Your Move/Readers Write: PA Go Club Correction
Friday February 22, 2013
"I am the go instructor for the Penn State University course mentioned in the article "Penn State Course Studying Go for Insight into Military, Cyber Threats" (2/20 EJ), writes Paul Wright. "The university press release was sent out with some incorrect information regarding myself and the name of the go club I represent. The correct name of the go club is 'The Schlow Library Go Club' and my role in the club is that of 'Coordinator.' The Schlow Library Go Club meets every Saturday at 1:30 in the Sun Room at Schlow Centre Region Library. For more information about the Schlow Library Go Club, please see our Sensei's Library page."


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Michelle Obama has been a polarizing figure ever since entering the White House alongside her husband President Barack Obama. People looked at her for her fashion sense, her strong personality, her own impressive speech skills as well as her dunking skills.
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During her latest video for the "Let's Move" campaign, Miami Heat coach Erik Spoelstra was interviewing Dwyane Wade and Ray Allen on the importance of eating healthy. Chris Bosh popped in with a weird and always odd photo bomb, but it was what came next that really had me surprised.
LeBron James walked through the background with a small basket. Next thing Michelle Obama runs behind the interview and goes NBA Jam on the little rim with a dunk on her own.
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In the last two decades, there has been substantial co-movement of US and Eurozone interest rates. This column shows that the ECB's unconventional monetary policy has largely succeeded in decoupling nominal interest rates in the Eurozone from those in the US since 2014. This has been especially true for rates of up to five years' maturity since the rise in US interest rates following the election of Donald Trump.
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The Eurozone lacks a safe asset that is provided by the region as a whole. This column highlights why and how European Safe Bonds, a union-wide safe asset without joint liability, would resolve this problem, and outlines steps to put them into practice. For given sovereign default probabilities, these bonds would be as safe as German bunds and would approximately double the supply of euro safe assets. Moreover, owing to general equilibrium effects, they would weaken the diabolic loop between sovereign risk and bank risk.
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Investor demand for bonds is very high. This column argues that this is surprising because under almost any likely inflation scenario, including central banks merely hitting their target inflation rates, bondholders suffer large losses. The beneficiaries are sovereign and corporate borrowers; the losers are pension funds, insurance companies and some foreign exchange reserve funds. Meanwhile, the systemic risk from a bond crisis is increasing.
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As Argentina's protracted and litigious restructuring saga comes to an end, it is natural to ask what lessons the world can draw from this contentious process. This column takes a close look at Argentina's ordeal, revealing just how idiosyncratic it has been. While it is therefore less influential than most people think, the long script yields important and unexpected lessons.
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The ECB recently announced a new monetary operation – targeted longer-term refinancing operations, or TLTRO II – that essentially subsidises bank loans to the real economy. This column argues that this 'cash for loans' scheme, which might cost up to €24 billion, is unlikely to affect the real economy greatly. This is because banks can easily window dress their loans to qualify. TLTRO II also tests the limits of the ECB's mandate by stepping into the fiscal policy space.
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Economists continue to debate whether preferential treatment in financial regulation increases banks' demand for government bonds. This column looks at bank purchases of government bonds and other types of bonds when constrained by a capital or liquidity requirement. Financial regulation seems to be a main driver of banks' demand. If regulators wish to break the vicious circle from weak banks to weak governments, revising financial regulation seems to be a good starting point.
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The diversity of European economic cycles, economic structures, and political dynamics is a strength of the Eurozone. However, sustainable arrangements are required to distribute risks and ensure that all countries can use fiscal policy to cushion economic downturns. This column proposes the creation of a system of stability bonds for the Eurozone. These could be structured to minimise moral hazard, improve governance, and ensure that fiscal policy can support growth during the next recession.
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Central banks today provide liquidity exclusively through purchases of (mostly) government bonds and through collateralised open-market operations. This column considers the evolution of liquidity provision by central banks over the past two centuries, and argues that there are alternative approaches to those that are focused on today. One such alternative is a revival of the 19th century practice of uncollateralised lending. This would discourage market participants from relying on informational shortcuts, and reduce the likelihood that informational shocks trigger collateral crises.
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There is growing concern – but little systematic evidence – about the relationship between sovereign default and banking crises. This column documents the link between public default, bank bondholdings, and bank loans. Banks hold many public bonds in normal times (on average 9% of their assets), particularly in less financially developed countries. During sovereign defaults, banks increase their exposure to public bonds – especially large banks, and when expected bond returns are high. At the bank level, bondholdings correlate negatively with subsequent lending during sovereign defaults.
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One of the most interesting questions arising from the ongoing Greek debt restructuring is what it implies about the feasibility of voluntary debt restructurings. Indeed, why would anyone voluntarily take a debt-exchange offer that promises a large reduction in repayments? This column argues creditors might feel safer with new debt instruments issued under English law than with old Greek-law regulated ones.
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Can euro-area governments cushion the impact of the crisis without damaging market perceptions of their fiscal sustainability? This column suggests that euro-area sovereign spreads have typically reflected a common factor that mimics global risk repricing, not country-specific solvency concerns. But in the last year, market sentiments seem to have shifted to concerns about fragile national financial sectors and future debt dynamics.
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Green Technology Solutions, Inc., a company that focuses on identifying, selecting, and cultivating green technologies in order to develop them into market products, continues its preparations to send core samples from three Mongolian rare earth mining sites to South Korea for analysis as the prices for heavy rare metals have increased by more than double because of China's more strict control of rare earth mining, production, and exports.
A U.K. trade publication Industrial Metals had reported last week that rare earth metals europium oxide and dysprosium oxide, utilized in high-tech applications from smartphones to nuclear reactors, have increased by more than 100 percent since the start of the month. The incredible jump in rare earth prices is due to, according to many analysts, China's efforts to tighten up exports. The Wall Street Journal had reported last week that China is creating a reserve of rare elements, a plan that may give the Asian titan even more influence over global rare earth prices and supplies for a sector that it already dominates over.
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Green Technology Solutions, along with other mining developers around the globe, have responded to the reductions in Chinese export quotas by working to begin rare earth production somewhere else. Early on this month, Green Technology announced that it has signed a Profit Participation Agreement (PPA) with Ar Ekhes, LLC, a Mongolian mining and trade company, in order to facilitate rare earth mining sites in the developing nation in Asia. The company is currently preparing to send out core samples from each of these mining sites to South Korea's resource development company KORES for analysis to reassure future buyers of the density and quality of the rare earth elements that are found.
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2017 Catalyst Canada Honours Nominations are Closed
Nominations of the 2017 Catalyst Canada Honours have now closed. Stay tuned for the announcement of this year's winners later in the spring.
A Day of Learning and Networking
Individual action was at the heart of the Catalyst Canada Honours Conference, held on November 7, 2016, where attendees built blueprints for leveraging inclusion and making significant and sustainable change for Canadian organizations, their employees, and the communities in which they serve.
Sessions reflected Catalyst's EACH leadership behaviours (E=Empowerment, A=Accountability, C=Courage, and H=Humility) which our research has linked to successful inclusive leaders. They also featured Catalyst Canada Honours Champions and Emerging Leaders, who exemplify what it means to be an inclusive leader whose intentional actions result in accelerated progress for women through workplace inclusion. Session attendees gained practical advice and strategies based on Catalyst research, the experiences of Champions, and one another.
Learn more at www.catalystcanadahonours.org and watch the Conference highlights below.
7:30 – 8:30 a.m.
Check-In and Networking Breakfast
8:30 – 9:00 a.m.
Opening Remarks
9:00 – 10:00 a.m.
Session #1
Championing Accountability
Catalyst research has found that inclusive workplace cultures help build confident employees whose actions can unlock innovation for the organization—a requisite advantage in today's global economy and the Canadian marketplace. Be inspired by our 2016 Catalyst Canada Honours Champions as they share how they hold both themselves and their organizations accountable for accelerating progress for women through workplace inclusion. Adopt tangible and successful strategies at the personal and programmatic level to create and sustain the workplace culture your organization needs to stay competitive.
Tanya van Biesen, Executive Director, Catalyst Canada
10:00 – 10:15 a.m.
Networking Break
10:15 – 11:15 a.m.
Session #2
Empowering Employees to Become Emerging Leaders
Leaders have the opportunity to inspire change, but what can you do if you're not the CEO (yet) or don't have a significant platform of influence? How can you help create an inclusive workplace from the middle of the organization? Hear the inaugural Catalyst Canada Honours Emerging Leaders talk about their experiences accelerating progress in their organizations and beyond. Learn how you can inspire your team members to become inclusive leaders and equip your high-potentials with tools for success.
11:15 – 11:30 a.m.
Networking Break
11:30 – 12:45 p.m.
Lunch Service
12:45 – 1:45 p.m.
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Courage Counts: Uncovering Powerful Strategies for Gender, Race, and Ethnic Inclusion
The decision by Prime Minister Trudeau to welcome 25,000 refugees into Canada in December 2015 felt distinctly Canadian, as the country prides itself on its acceptance of multiculturalism. While our nation continues to display courage on the world's stage, a recent study by Deloitte finds that only one in 10 Canadian companies scored highly on five elements related to courage. This sobering finding, coupled with the fact that even with a bounty of diverse talent, we are failing to advance visible minorities and First Nations, Aboriginal, and Metis into positions of leadership in corporate Canada, means that to ensure our nation's future prosperity, we must act boldly. Learn what actions you can take as a courageous leader on issues related to gender, race, and ethnicity to create inclusive workplaces which will in turn set your organization up for future success.
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"We also want banks to look at their non-core area operation. Some of the banks have gone into non-core areas," a senior Finance Ministry official said.
New Delhi: The Finance Ministry has asked public sector banks to review their exposure to non-core operations like insurance ventures to conserve capital and promote banking operations.
"We also want banks to look at their non-core area operation. Some of the banks have gone into non-core areas," a senior Finance Ministry official said.
"They (banks) should look at non-core area investment when big global banks are exiting from their non-core areas and conserving capital," he said.
Many banks, including State Bank of India, Punjab National Bank, Bank of Baroda and Canara Bank, have many joint ventures in non-core business like life insurance, non-life insurance, mutual funds, etc.
This assumes significance as government is in the process of infusing Rs 12,000 crore into about 12 public sector banks to enhance their capital base.
At the same, there is huge requirement of capital to meet Basel III, the global capital norms for banks. The global norms scheduled to kick in from January 1 this year has been deferred by another three month.
RBI, however, did not provide reasons behind the rescheduling.
RBI had issued guidelines on the implementation of Basel III capital regulation in India in May last year.
These guidelines were to be implemented from 1 January 2013 in a phased manner and were to be fully implemented by March 2018.
As per the new global norms, banks will have to hold core capital of at least 7 percent of risk weighted assets by 2018.
Last year, RBI Governor D Subbarao had said Indian banks will require an additional capital of Rs 5 lakh crore to meet the new global banking norms, Basel III.
Of the total Rs 5 lakh crore, equity capital will be Rs 1.75 lakh crore, while Rs 3.25 lakh crore will have to come as the non-equity portion.
The government, which owns 70 percent of the banking system, alone will have to pump in Rs 90,000 crore equity to retain its shareholding in the public sector banks at the current level to meet the norms.


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There is no FL non-resident permit...being considered a resident or non-resident is up to your driver's license. Apply for the FL permit, if you have a NC DL it's considered a non-resident by the 5 or six states that only recognize resident permits. If you have a FL DL it will be considered a resident CCW permit.
Oddly, FL...which does not recognize OTHER non-resident permits...will recognize it's own permit, even if you're not a FL resident.


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May 13, 2014 – Boston, MA – Founding partners Kate Urekew and Stevi McCoy today announced the launch of Revel Experiences, an experiential marketing firm specializing in customer and employee engagement programs, products and events. Led by industry veterans with a combined 30+ years of experience in experiential marketing and product development, Revel Experiences delivers programs that integrate brands into consumers' lifestyles --- into the places, products and passions that define who they are --- drive repeat business, and inspire brand advocacy.
In Revel, Urekew and McCoy have created a dynamic, nimble team that delivers big agency results. Most recently, the partners were with Circles, Sodexo, a global concierge and loyalty firm specializing in experiential program and product design. There, they developed engagement solutions for some of the world's most powerful brands in industries such as financial services, hospitality, technology, automotive, sports and entertainment. Their unmatched creativity and intimate knowledge of lifestyle trends, wants and needs across every demographic enable them to design experiences that forge lasting loyalty and engagement.
"Kate and Stevi are a powerful duo," says Jack Mannix, Jack E. Mannix & Associates (former President & CEO, Ensemble Travel Group; Vice President and GM, Destination Services, American Express). "They have a passion for creating the unexpected and delivering with a speed other agencies can't touch." Adds Bill Dorsey, Chairman of the Association of Luxury Suite Directors, "Kate and Stevi are experts in the loyalty space and really understand what drives consumers to engage with a brand. Their vast experience within the sports and entertainment industry, extensive partnership network and value-driven results give them a competitive edge within the marketing industry.
Creating programs via the artful blend of partnerships and products in categories spanning entertainment, sports, travel, arts, food & wine, retail and fashion, Revel accommodates a wide-range of budgets and specializes in niche programs for the ultra affluent as well as mass affluent space.
"Loyalty programs are everywhere,"
Revel programs not only enhance formal loyalty initiatives, but they also add measurable value to overall marketing strategies. "There is a great need in the marketplace to differentiate and stand out. To engage people, you have to deliver something personally relevant – you have to be memorable. Experiential marketing does that," adds Urekew, who began her career at Reebok developing programs and products that heightened brand differentiation in an incredibly competitive market. "Experiential marketing does that. You create a meaningful memory – people associate that memory with your brand and they buy the memory. It's a powerful strategy that's proven to maximize your investment."
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Smugglers of endangered plant species may now be dealt with as severely as poachers in a bid to protect the country's rich diversity of flora, although protection will come under wildlife laws and not the Forest Conservation Act.
India is home to about 12% of the world's endangered plant species but laws do not protect plants the same way as animals. The government plans to end this anomaly and provide legal protection to endangered plants and trees by incorporating a new schedule in the Wildlife Protection Act, 1972.
A senior environment ministry official said under existing laws, a person found with endangered plant species can be booked for illegally cutting a tree and sentenced to a maximum jail term of only six months and a fine of Rs 500. Killing an endangered animal, however, can put a person in jail for seven years with a Rs 25,000 minimum fine.
Environment ministry officials made a presentation to a high-level committee reviewing environment and forest laws, seeking the new schedule in the Wildlife Protection Act and want plants to be ranked on extinction probability. This means that the more the chances of a plant becoming extinct, the more the jail term for a person who is caught with it.
The ministry also plans to put a legal framework in place to deal with inter-state smuggler networks after the Andhra Pradesh government registered about 1,000 cases of illegal felling of endangered Red Sander trees.
The species, confined to the Eastern Ghats in Andhra Pradesh and Tamil Nadu, is used in medicines, perfumes, facial creams and to make luxury furniture and has been seized at major international airports like Heathrow, Bangkok and Tokyo. A tonne of the shining wood fetches over Rs 5 lakh in the international market.
Similarly, Agarwood from the northeast and rare herbs and plant species from the Himalayan region are also in demand with smugglers.


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South Africa's chief rabbi called on the Jewish community not to shelter or support Rabbi Eliezer Berland, who fled Israel after accusations of sexual assault. More ▸
South Africa's chief rabbi called on the Jewish community not to shelter or support Rabbi Eliezer Berland, who fled Israel after accusations of sexual assault. More ▸
The advocacy and support group for Jewish victims of child sexual abuse in Australia received $300,000 from the federal government. More ▸
Yosef Kolko, a former Jewish educator from New Jersey, was sentenced to 13 years in prison for aggravated sexual assault. More ▸
Yeshiva University terminated Akiva Roth, a recently hired teacher, after his past sexual misconduct came to light. More ▸
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A former counselor at a summer camp run by a yeshiva in Lakewood, N.J., wants to withdraw his guilty plea on charges of sexually abusing a male camper. More ▸
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An Israeli rabbi who fled to the United States amid sexual abuse allegations reportedly will return to Israel in the coming days. More ▸
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Life, the Universe, and Mac 'n' Cheese
Krawford Mathew is prone to scrambling eggs in the morning, letters in the afternoon and words at night.
Krawford Mathew is prone to scrambling eggs in the morning, letters in the afternoon and words at night. He is, without a doubt, a scatterbrain. Thankfully, he knows he is a scatterbrain. Although, he probably apologizes about it too much, and tells people about it too much. Hidden underneath all his complaining, it is quite likely that he is absurdly proud of the fact that he is so confused in the head most of the time.
Today is Saturday and he wishes he were sleeping in, but instead he's out in the rain mowing his lawn. He always mows the lawn in the rain. He's convinced his grass will be healthier if he does it that way. Of course, he goes through more lawn mowers than most people, due to the problem of rust. But he bears that inconvenience with pride. It is only one more difficulty in the way of having the perfect lawn, and he is proud to pay the price. If it doesn't rain for a while, his lawn will grow and grow until the neighbors start glaring at him from across their pink picket fence.
Krawford's neighbors, the Henslys, have a thing for pink. Or, at least, Grandma Hensly does, and since she's so bossy, she decides what colour to paint the front door, the window frames, the garage door, the mailbox and the picket fence. She also decides what colour to paint the kitchen, living room, and dining room, but Krawford never worries about that because, well, it isn't his house.
Krawford thinks that Mr. Hensly, (Grandma Hensly's son in law), ought to have put his foot down when it came to the fence, but he isn't his neighbors' keeper, so he kept his mouth shut when the incident was under loud and angry discussion. And that is how it came to be that there is a pink picket fence dividing their property, but not quite on the property line. Because if it were on the property line, Krawford would have been able to paint his side of the fence white, as picket fences are meant to be painted.
But that is enough about the neighbors. On this particular rainy summer day, Krawford's disposable plastic pullover 'jacket' sprung a leak and left him thoroughly soaked by the time he came in for lunch.
He walks into his house, dripping and shivering only to be met by Cassie, his sixteen year old daughter. She has a nervous expression on her narrow, long-nosed face and right away Krawford thinks that she looks a lot like her mom when she is nervous.
"Dad, I broke your printer," she blurts out.
"Oh," says Krawford, taking off his broken disposable jacket. "I guess I'll have a look at it after lunch, see if I can fix it."
"Huh?" he pulls off his soggy sweatshirt and stands there holding it, trying to decide what to do with it and at the same time trying to figure out what his daughter means by 'no'. She is a queer girl—super extroverted, and blunt, but somehow sweet at the same time—but she is not a very rebellious or disobedient daughter. Krawford and his wife Penny (whom everyone calls Pens), are blessed to have two very un-rebellious teenagers. Cassie and her older brother Jim, are both very strange, but not rebellious. Who knows how exactly this came about, but it seems, that despite their queerness, Krawford and Pens have managed to raise their children well.
"When I was doing my homework, unbeknownst to me, Jim discovered the broken printer." Cassie had recently developed an awkward habit of talking like an out of date book. "Inspired to great things, he deconstructed it and reconstructed it into a space alien detector."
"Oh," says Krawford, not surprised. This sort of thing happens to almost any electronic device that comes near Jim.
Krawford takes off his shoes, which are so wet that the family cat, Snarkles, comes and begins licking the water out of the bottom of them.
Cassie laughs loudly. "Snarkles has discovered sock-water, and apparently takes great delight in it!" She manages to laugh, grin and talk at the same time.
Krawford is on his way up the stairs to his room, leaving sock-splotches of water on the carpeted steps when Pen calls from the kitchen "Lu-unch!"
"Change, I need to Honey, I mean Honey I need to change, I'll be there in a few, K?" he calls over his shoulder.
"The Mac 'n' Cheese will get cold, Nut-Cheerios!" Nut-Cheerios is what Pens always calls Krawford after he calls her honey. "Why don't you just grab a towel for your chair and change afterwards? You probably need to shower anyways, so you might as well save time by only drying off and changing once."
"Yeah, ok," Krawford replies and goes into the bathroom for his towel. Pens does always have the most logical suggestions. It's one of the things he likes about her. He dries himself as best as he can with his towel as he heads back down the stairs, leaving more sock-splotches on the carpet. He may be cold and wet, but first and foremost he is hungry. The scrambled eggs that were breakfast seem a long way off, now that it is lunch time. Besides, Mac 'n' Cheese is one of those things that makes life a happy thing, even when it is wet.
By the time he gets to the table, the towel is too wet to protect the wooden chair, so he convinces Cassie to run and fetch him a dry one. Jim waits impatiently, prodding his Mac 'n' Cheese with his fork.
The Mathew family eat Mac 'n' Cheese for lunch every Saturday and Sunday, and it can not be denied that each one of them eagerly anticipates their favorite meal all through the week. At last everyone is settled and after a quick prayer of thanks is said, they all dig in.
It is at this very moment, when the buttery cheesy food is finally entering their mouths that Jim's ex-printer, space alien detector goes crazy. Everyone but Jim goes on eating. For Jim, aliens are just a little higher on the excitement list than Mac 'n' Cheese. Afterall, Mac 'n' Cheese is served twice a week. Aliens don't visit nearly that often.


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Skip to comments.Opposition to Common Core becoming cornerstone of many campaigns
Posted on 06/16/2014 5:28:25 AM PDT by SoFloFreeper
From school board races to Senate primaries, the education reform package known as Common Core is proving uncommonly divisive this campaign season, popping up as an issue in primary elections all over the country.
Former Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin, a Republican, cites opposition to Common Core as a key reason for her endorsement of state Rep. Chris McDaniel over incumbent Sen. Thad Cochran in Mississippis hotly contested Republican Senate primary. Former Oklahoma state House Speaker T.W. Shannon, a Republican, says Obama administration pressure on states to adopt Common Core is a prime example of why Im running for the Senate.
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"Common Core" is another one of those ideas like odumbo's crew comes up with so this entire nation will eventually be a nation of idiots.
I would suppose there is a gift of money to each state attached to this common core cr**.
Jindal signed Common Core into law in LA. Dissidents could not get any traction there.
Yes there is, but I don't have details. Communist Core replaced No Child Left Behind and I believe states were paid to make the switch.
Fed Gov should stay OUT of education. It's a state issue.
But under nobama, of course, they can't. How else are they going to fill our children's heads full of Marxist mush?
Every other option is smoke and mirrors.
This is an issue where Republicans can "reach across the aisle" for real and gain support, and I have a hunch some of that went on with Brat. Having been engaged in this battle myself I can honestly say that it crosses the political spectrum. Many liberal teachers hate it, and even some teachers unions are going out on a limb to oppose it. It's a no-brain-er.
Commie Core.
In 2010, Barack Obama called for fixing the public education system by giving us the Elementary and Secondary Education Act and Race to the Top,
which he said would fix the education system already fixed by the 2001 GW Bush and Ted Kennedy legislation called No Child Left Behind,
which was supposed to fix a system supposedly already fixed by a 1994 piece of federal legislation called Goals 2000,
which was supposed to fix a system already fixed by America 2000,
which was a 1991 response during the Bush administration to a 1983 federal report on education called A Nation at Risk,
which was published a full four years after Jimmy Carter first fixed the nations public school system by establishing a cabinet-level Department of Education in 1979.
Thanks for that thumbnail history. Very interesting. 35 years of Fed Gov interference and our kids are less educated then ever. What a shame.
Home school or a quality private Christian school if you love your kids.
See? They carefully made sure this wouldn't become a national issue. Go ask Jindal if he cares what his congressman thinks.
Not in Georgia. Our RINO Governor has embraced Common Core with both arms. People are furious.
Look, the colleges are taking up the core curriculum mantel as are the SAT, so how is your non CC student going to get into college?
In other words, no educational "fix" has ever "fixed" the problem, because they don't take into account the lack of commitment of the American people.
I believe that Senator Vitter, who hopes to succeed Jindal, is also pro-Common Core.
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