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Auburn University at Montgomery Student Achievement 2013-14
Auburn University Montgomery (AUM) evaluates success with respect to student achievement by reviewing enrollment data, retention and graduation rates, course completions rates, job placement information, and licensing examinations. From the most comprehensive measures used across the university, such as course completion and standardized testing administered in the core curriculum, to academic-school and department measures, the university regularly and carefully monitors student success and achievement.
The measures that are used to indicate achievement of all Auburn University at Montgomery students include:
- Enrollment Rates
- Retention Rates
- Program Completions
- Course Completions
- Job Placements
- Graduate School Acceptance
- Core Curriculum Testing
- Notable Alumni
Enrollment Rates
In the 2007-2012 Strategic Plan, there were two goals related to enrollment rates. One was to increase the percentage of undergraduate students who enroll from one academic year to the next by 5%. The other was to increase the percentage of graduate students who enroll from one academic year to the next by 9.5%. These targets were not met in most years but an upward trend is evident for the 2013-2014 academic year.
|Undergraduate Enrollment
|Percent Change
|Graduate Enrollment
|Percent Change
In an effort to continuously seek improvement, a new goal was set for enrollment in the 2013-2018 Strategic Plan. It is expected that total enrollment will increase to 6,500 by 2018. From 2012 to 2013, total enrollment increased from 4,989 to 5,096 (an increase of 2.14%).
Retention Rates
In the 2007-2012 Strategic Plan, a goal set to increase the student retention rate to the mean level of a comparison cohort (Southeastern, public, Carnegie Master's Colleges and Universities, larger programs), institution enrollment of 5,000 to 9,999) using data available from the Integrated Postsecondary Education Data System (IPEDS) as seen in IPEDS Comparison Target.
AUM Undergraduate Retention, Year 1 to Year 2 in Comparison to Mean of Select Institutions*
*Southeastern, public, Carnegie Master's Colleges and Universities, larger programs, enrollment 5,000 to 9,999
Comparison data for 2013 undergraduate retention, year 1 to year 2 is not available through the IPEDS data center. Although AUM's target (to meet the mean of the comparison group each year) was not met in past years, there have been several aggressive retention-related programs introduced within the last two years. In September 2012, a retention committee was developed to identify underlying factors related to university student success and attrition patterns and the development of initiatives to increase student success and retention. Some initiatives that have been introduced include:
- Creation of working groups to address suggestions produced during a series of campus focus group meetings that were conducted in September, 2012.
- Campus Culture working group
- Policy Review working group
- Warhawk Warning – Early Alert Program working group
- University Success Course working group
- Common Reading Program working group
- Keep it Current (data communication) working group
- Initiation of the administration of the Beginning College Survey of Student Engagement (BCSSE). Results from the first administration in 2012 were linked with 2013 National Survey of Student Engagement (NSSE) results to illustrate what expectations entering students had about college compared to their actual experiences at AUM
- Development of the Warhawk Academic Success Center which houses the Learning Center and Student Success and Retention Office. The Warhawk Academic Success Center (WASC) is a physical space where students may receive personalized tutoring, academic advising, and student success advising. Faculty may also institute supplemental instruction, provide small group study times, and encourage student use of library research.
- Initiation of the Warhawk Warning program and mid-term grade reporting
- Mid-term grade reporting began in the fall semester of 2013. Under this policy, faculty are required to report mid-term grades and advisors contact students who have multiple failing grades by telephone to help them with their challenges.
- The Warhawk Warning program began in 2013. Through this program, faculty and staff can submit referrals to the Student Success and Retention Office for students who are struggling with academic or co-curricular challenges and for students who deserve recognition for outstanding achievements. When referrals are received for a student who needs additional support, an advisor contacts the student and connects them with appropriate services.
- UNIV 1000: University Success course requirement was introduced. Beginning in fall 2014, most incoming students are required to take this class. The course is designed to provide students with skills and information that they will need to successfully succeed in college.
- Introduction of the Common Reading Program, called "AUM Connected," that encouraged AUM students and local high-school students to read a selected book. This program was designed to increase student engagement.
To determine the success of these and additional initiatives, a new expected outcome for retention was included in the 2013-2018 Strategic Plan that the 1st to 2nd year retention rate should be increased to at least 65% by 2018. The university is well on the way to achieving this goal. The rate for 2011-2012 was 59% and the rate for 2012-2013 was 64%.
Seamless Conditional Admission Retention
In 2011, 63% of the Seamless Conditional Admission students were either enrolled at Auburn University or Auburn University at Montgomery. In 2012, that percentage increased to 87% enrolled the next fall.
What is Seamless Admission?
Seamless Admission is a cooperative program of Auburn University and Auburn University at Montgomery and was designed to prepare those students with their hearts set on attending Auburn University a successful academic transition. Seamless Admission is available to students who have applied to Auburn and had their admission deferred. Seamless students are officially AUM students, but have the unique opportunity to take classes on either the AU or AUM campus. If you meet academic expectations, you will be guaranteed admission as an AU student beginning your sophomore year.
2011-2012 Students by Campus (Fall 2011 start):
AU Campus: 128 students
AUM Campus: 20 students
Total Program: 148 students
End of Year Results
- 53% of the students that started the program were accepted to AU for Fall 2012
- 10% of the students returned to AUM to take classes for Fall
- 8% were denied admission into AU
- 29% Other , withdrew for other reasons
2012-2013 Students by Campus (Fall 2012 start):
AU Campus: 67 students
AUM Campus: 42 students
Total Program: 109 students
End of Year Results
- 59% of the students that started the program were accepted to AU for Fall 2012
- 28 % of the students returned to AUM to take classes for Fall
- 13% Other, withdrew for other reasons
Program Completions
The 2007-2012 Strategic Plan included a goal to increase the six-year graduation rate by 5%. This goal was successfully achieved. In 2007-2008, the six-year graduation rate for the 2002-2003 cohort was 23.5%. In 2011-2012, the six-year graduation rate for the 2006-2007 cohort was 30.0%.
The goal was revised for the 2013-2018 Strategic Plan. The target was revised so that the six-year graduation rate is expected to increase to 50% by 2018. The 2012-2013 six-year graduation rate for the 2007-2008 cohort was 27%.
Course Completions
Data about course completions is frequently distributed to different campus stakeholders. Programs use such data to make curricular decisions. For example, the Mathematics program uses passing rates to make decisions about developmental course instruction (see Mathematics Course Grade Tables).
The AUM Learning Center/Instructional Support Lab provides tutoring to students to help them succeed at AUM. Students who receive tutoring are more likely to pass math and English courses than are students who do not receive tutoring. This is especially true for students taking developmental level courses. For example, during the 2012 academic year, 95% of students who were tutored for ENGL 0100: Basic English compared to 50% who did not receive tutoring. For MATH 0700: Elementary Algebra.
For most lower-level undergraduate courses, a grade of A, B, C, D, or S is considered passing. The only exceptions are for English Composition I and English Composition II, in which a D would not be considered to be a passing grade. In lower-level courses from 2007-2013, over 85% of students passed, regardless of whether their course was offered in a distance (hybrid or online) format or traditionally on campus.
Course Completions, Lower Level Undergraduate
For all upper-level undergraduate courses, a grade of A, B, C, D, or S is considered passing. In these courses from 2007-2013, over 90% of students passed, regardless of whether their course was offered in a distance (hybrid or online) format or traditionally on campus.
Course Completions, Upper Level Undergraduate
In graduate courses, a grade is considered passing if it is an A, B, C, or S. In these courses from 2007-2013, over 90% of students passed, regardless of whether their course was offered in a distance (hybrid or online) format or traditionally on campus.
Course Completions, Graduate
Job Placements and Graduate School Acceptance
Students' post-graduation plans are captured using questions on the Senior Survey. Since 2011, the Senior Survey has been administered each semester to any student who has registered for graduation with results aggregated and reported based on the academic school year (fall, spring, summer) (2011-2012 senior survey results and 2012-2013 senior survey results).
AUM continuously works to provide students the opportunities they need to meet their post-graduation expectations. The percent of undergraduate and graduate students who secured full-time employment if they were seeking it increased from 2011-2012 to 2012-2013. Similarly, the percent of undergraduate and graduate students who gained admission into a graduate or professional program increased from 2011-2012 to 2012-2013.
Employment and Graduate School Admissions, 2011-12 and 2012-13
|Securing full-time employment (if seeking full-time employment)
|Securing admission into graduate or professional school.
A new item was added to the survey in 2012-2013 to determine the hourly equivalent of an annual salary (based on 2080 work hours per year). Both undergraduate students and graduate students who secured full-time employment reported a mean pay rate higher than the per capita income (converted to an hourly rate) of Alabama and the nation as a whole.
Hourly Pay Comparison, 2012-13
|AUM Undergraduate
|AUM Graduate
|United States
|Hourly Rate (Converted)
Core Curriculum Testing
The university's undergraduate instructional program requires that each student complete a component of general studies in addition to the requirements of his or her school or departmental major. This general studies component as defined by the State Articulation and General Studies Committee includes course work in English composition, literature, history, sciences, fine arts, social sciences and mathematics to be taken during the lower-division years, primarily at the freshman level. The following competencies are accentuated in the core curriculum:
1. Communication: Students will be able to formulate and support an assertion and organize major ideas to defend that assertion in both written and oral form.
2. Critical Thinking: Student will be able to clarify, analyze, evaluate, and extend arguments.
3. Quantitative Reasoning: Students will be able to use quantitative reasoning to solve mathematical problems.
4. Intercultural Knowledge and Competency: Students will be able to demonstrate an understanding of the aesthetical, historical, philosophical, and ethical issues of diverse communities.
The University uses standardized testing in the core curriculum to capture achievement data. Several modules of the Collegiate Assessment of Academic Proficiency (CAAP), developed by ACT, Inc. are given to determine the student performance. These modules include: Mathematics, Writing Skills, Writing Essay, and Critical Thinking. Modules are administered according to a rotating schedule in required courses. Because the test is not administered each semester, all AUM students do not take every module. However, because testing occurs in required courses in semesters with traditionally high enrollment, an adequate sampling is achieved. The rotating testing schedule is described in the Office of Institutional Effectiveness Policy Manual.
The 2007-2012 Strategic Plan included target expectations for scoring on two modules: writing skills and mathematics. It was expected that the percentage of AUM students who performed in the top two quartiles of the national scores would increase by 1% each year. As seen by the test summary below, success was achieved for mathematics* and almost achieved for writing skills. Although critical thinking and essay writing was not included in the 2007-2012 Strategic Plan, similar expectations were held for student performance in those areas.
- In 2011, the mean score was 57.1, compared to the national mean score of 58.5. 29.8% of AUM students scored in the top 2 quartiles of national scores.
- In 2013, the mean score was 58.8, compared to the national mean score of 58.5. 58.6% of AUM students scored in the top 2 quartiles of national scores.
Over the two testing periods, Mathematics scores went from below to above the national mean, and the percent of students scoring in the top 2 quartiles nationally increased by 28.8%.
* Note: The first administration of the Mathematics module included students in two courses: Pre-calculus Algebra and Finite mathematics. This methodology was problematic because students in Finite mathematics were not being taught the skills tested using the module (algebra skills). The AUM core curriculum committee decided in 2013 that the standardized test was inappropriate to measure what students are expected to learn in mathematics in the core curriculum. Therefore, starting in 2014, assessment on mathematics will be conducted using departmental developed instruments.
- In 2010, the mean score was 63.2, compared to the national mean score of 64.1. 44.2% of AUM students scored in the top 2 quartiles of national scores.
- In 2012, the mean score was 62.6, compared to the national mean score of 63.6. 45.0% of AUM students scored in the top 2 quartiles of national scores.
Over the two testing periods, Writing Skills scores remained slightly lower than the national mean, but the percent of students scoring in the top 2 quartiles nationally increased by .8%.
The Writing Essay module has only been administered once.
In 2012, the mean score on the Writing Essay module was 3.2, which was equal to the national mean of 3.2. 75.7% of AUM students scored in the top 2 quartiles of national scores.
Critical Thinking, Lower Level and Upper Level
Because there is no ACT test comparable to the CAAP Critical Thinking module to be linked to evaluate value added over students' matriculation through courses at AUM, the Critical Thinking module is administered at two different levels. Pre-critical thinking is administered in a lower level course that students should take early in their college career (English 1010: English Composition I). Post-critical thinking is administered after students have taken courses designated as being Writing Intensive
- In 2010, the mean score on the Pre-Critical Thinking module was 58.4, compared to the national mean score of 62.0.
- In 2011, the mean score on the Pre-Critical Thinking module was 61.4, compared to the national mean score of 61.1.
- In 2012, the mean score on the Pre-Critical Thinking module was 60.9, compared to the national mean score of 59.9.
- In 2013, the mean score on the Pre-Critical Thinking module was 60.3, compared to the national mean score of 59.8.
- In 2013, which was the first administration of the Post-Critical Thinking module, the mean score on the Post-Critical Thinking module was 62.8, compared to the national mean score of 59.9. 74.5% of AUM students scored in the top 2 quartiles of national scores.
The mean score of students who took the test in upper level course was consistently higher than the mean score of students who took the test in lower level courses. 74.5% of AUM students tested in upper level courses scored in the top 2 quartiles of national scores.
Notable Alumni
AUM boasts a number of notable alumni. Some examples include:
Tom F. Clement, Master of Business Administration, '77
In addition to his Master of Business Administration from Auburn University at Montgomery, Mr. Clement has an undergraduate degree from Auburn University from the School of Architecture, Design, and Construction. Just a year after graduating with his MBA from AUM, he founded Clement Consultants, later incorporated as Clement Contracting Group, Inc., a construction management firm in Montgomery, AL. Mr. Clement said establishing a successful business takes knowledge and confidence. He credited the instructors at AUM with making the difference in his career and giving him the foundation for his three decades of owning his own very successful business and his corporate and community contributions to arts and education. Mr. Clement has made a legacy gift to AUM and the School of Business building has been named Tom F. Clement Hall in honor of his continuing support.
Dr. Rich Bright, Bachelor of Science in Biology, '97
As a student at Auburn University at Montgomery (AUM), Dr. Bright was already a campus leader in the Student Government Association as well as other student groups. After graduating from AUM with his Bachelor of Science Degree in Biology, he earned a master's degree and a Ph.D. in immunology and virology from Emory University, and he has spent more than a decade researching and developing vaccines against influenza viruses with the potential to trigger pandemics. He spent nine years at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention where he focused on human and avian influenza viruses, specifically studying how some viruses resisted anti-viral drugs. Following this, he was the Scientific Director of the Influenza Vaccine Project and Director of the Vaccine Capacity Building in the Vietnam Project for PATH, an international nonprofit health organization. Dr. Bright currently is logging many sky miles working in partnership with the federal government to assist developing countries, particularly in Asia, in their efforts at developing the capacity to produce their own vaccine supplies. Dr. Bright said, "AUM is where I learned the foundation for all of it. The trust and confidence of the faculty speaks highly for what I've built in my life. If it wasn't or AUM and the people there – of course I had a great education – but the people took me under their wing . . . and gave me the opportunity. I wouldn't be here today and wouldn't be able to help anyone."
Justice Kelli Wise, Master of Public Administration, '00
Justice Wise received her undergraduate degree from Auburn University at Montgomery (AUM) in 1985 and worked in the private sector with Proctor & Gamble while also pursuing her law degree from Jones School of Law and her master's degree in public administration from AUM. In 2001, Justice Wise was sworn in as presiding judge of the Alabama Court of Criminal Appeals – the youngest woman elected to an appellate court in Alabama. She is now a Justice on the Alabama Supreme Court. She also serves on the Governor's Juvenile Justice Task Force, the Alabama Law Institute Code Committee and the Criminal Rules Committee. In addition to her service in the legal community, she is an active member of the Montgomery, AL community serving on the Family Sunshine Center Advisory Board, the Envision 20/20 Riverfront Development Task Force, and the Montgomery County Chamber of Commerce.
Michele Kane, Ph.D., Commander, United States Navy, Bachelor of Science in Nursing '92
After joining the United States Navy, Commander Kane earned a master's degree in nursing education from George Mason University and attended Oxford University as a scholar studying the philosophy of ethics and the British health care system. She worked for the Navy Surgeon General from 2001-2003. In 2008, she earned her Ph.D. from Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences in Bethesda, MD. She was the first Navy nurse to attend the National Institute of Nursing Research's Genetics Institute at the National Institutes of Health/Georgetown. She also attended the Wharton School of Business at the University of Pennsylvania under a Johnson & Johnson fellowship. Commander Kane is stationed at the National Naval Medical Center in Bethesda where she is the only Ph.D. nurse (and one of only seven Ph.D.-prepared nurses in the whole branch). She is also the only bench researcher in the Navy, and she is responsible for all nursing research at the hospital.
General Richard B. Myers, United States Air Force (Retired), Master of Business Administration '77
General Myers has had a distinguished career serving in defense of our national security. He took office as the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff just weeks after the September 11, 2001, attacks on our nation. Over the next four years, General Myers served as a key architect of the U.S. response to the worst act of domestic terrorism in the nation's history. As Chairman, General Myers was the U.S. military's highest ranking uniformed officer and the principal military advisor to the president, the Secretary of Defense and National Security Council during the earliest stages of the War on Terror, including planning and execution of the 2003 invitation of Iraq. General Myers also served as Vice Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff; Commander in Chief of the North American Aerospace Defense Command and U.S. Space Command; Commander of the Air Force Space Command; and Department of Defense Manager of the space transportation system contingency support where he was responsible for defending American through space and intercontinental ballistic missile operations. On Nov 9, 2005, General Myers received the Presidential Medal of Freedom. He was appointed as a part-time foundation professor of military history at Kansas State University, and he also was elected to the board of directors of Northrop Grumman Corporation. Further, General Myers holds the Colin L. Powell Chair for National Security, Leadership, Character and Ethics at the National Defense University.
Dr. Bradley Glenn Jacoby, Bachelor of Science in Biology, '80
Dr. Jacoby said, "Without the availability of such a good university (AUM) at such an affordable price at that time in my life, it is doubtful that I would have been able to go to college, much less move on to medical school." "All of my professors at AUM helped prepare me for the difficulty standardized testing required for admission to medical school." After graduating with a bachelor's degree in biology in 1980, Dr. Jacoby attended Vanderbilt Medical School on scholarship. Dr. Jacoby said he competed with students from very big name universities which were "very proud of themselves," but, he said, he was as well prepared for medical school as any of them and better prepared than most. He did a transitional internship at Georgia Baptist Medical Center in Atlanta, completed an ophthalmology residency at the University of South Carolina, and finished his ophthalmology training with a cornea and External Disease Fellowship at Wake Forest University in 1990. Dr. Jacoby owns and operates a very successful solo practice in Covington, GA.
Ms. Kathryn M. Carter, CPA, Bachelor of Science in Business Administration with an Accounting Concentration, '90
Ms. Carter is a Certified Public Accountant and, after working with regional firms following graduation, she accepted a position with Ernst & Young, one of the top accounting firms in the nation. For the past several years, Ms. Carter has been the Midwest Sub Area Leader for Transaction Advisory Services which is the Chicago/Mid-west area. This position places Ms. Kath among the top 26 Ernst & Young employees and one of two females to occupy this level of leadership. Even during the recent recession and economic downturn, Ms. Carter's area has consistently grown and gained market share and outperformed other Ernst & Young areas for transaction advisory services business development. In August 2013, and in recognition of her successful leadership, Ms. Carter was promoted to Transaction Advisory Services Global Business Development Leader and will travel internationally to increase transaction advisory services market share for Ernst & Young.
Dr. Darryl A. Hamilton, Bachelor of Science, Physical Science, '86
Dr. Hamilton is a practicing cardiologist in the River Region. Following graduation at Auburn University at Montgomery, he was admitted to The University of Alabama School of Medicine and later completed his residency at the University of Florida Health Science Center in Jacksonville Florida. He is a Fellow and member(s) of the American College of Cardiology, American Medical Association, American Society of Internal Medicine, Medical Association of the State of Alabama and the Montgomery County Medical Society.
Across AUM, Schools and Departments measure student achievement in various ways. This narrative highlights some of these measurements.
Licensure Rates
Two schools and one program report licensing and pre-licensing examination data.
School of Education
For teacher education students, certification requires a passing grade on the Praxis II Subject Assessments test administered by the Educational Testing Service. In most departments within the School of Education, the majority of students passed the Praxis II Subject Assessments test from 2010-2012. Those who fail to pass the exam are not admitted into a practicum.
School of Education Praxis II Pass Rates, by Department (Ranges for All Departmental Programs)
|Early Childhood, Elementary, and Reading Education
|Counselor, Leadership, and Special Education
|Foundations, Technology, and Secondary Education
|Physical Education and Exercise Sciences
|58%-64% (for all subject tests combined)
School of Nursing
Every year from 2007-2011, a high percentage of students in the School of Nursing passed the National Council Licensure Examination for Registered Nurses (NCLEX-RN). Passage of this test is necessary for licensure for registered nurses. In most years, the AUM NCLEX-RN pass rates (for students who take the exam in Alabama) are above the state and national averages.
School of Nursing NCLEX-RN Pass Rates
|AUM Pass Rate
|Alabama Pass Rate
|National Pass Rate
Graduates of the program are asked in a survey developed by Educational Benchmarking, Inc. (EBI) to what extent they agree that the program curriculum prepared them for the licensure exam. From 2009-2011, the results have been very positive; the mean score each year has been 4.3 or higher on a five point Likert scale (1= disagree and 5=agree).
Medical Laboratory Science
Most employers of Medical Laboratory Science students expect that they have passed the American Society for Clinical Pathology certification exam. From 2009-2011, most Medical Laboratory Science students have passed the test. Students who have taken the program online have performed exceptionally over these years. To ensure that the percent of all students who take the exam is maximized, program administrators have made curricular changes to better prepare certification candidates. Some changes include the addition of a comprehensive review course and weekly exams and more test items involving higher levels of learning have been introduced.
Medical Laboratory Science Certification Exam Pass Rates
|Job Placement
The Medical Laboratory Science program tracks placement rates of recent graduates. In 2009, 2010, and 2011 100% of the on-campus students were successfully placed (source: MLS program coordinator). Online students already are employed with a site that provides clinical training.
Post-Graduation Activities
Some schools and programs collect additional data on the success of their students in activities post-graduation, including job placement rates and employer satisfaction surveys.
School of Nursing
Over the years 2009-2011, undergraduate nursing majors were fairly successful in finding job placements when compared to students from peer Carnegie Master's Large institutions.
School of Nursing Job Placements
|Offered a position – not yet accepted
|Offered a position - accepted
School of Education
In 2012, the School of Education administered a survey to employers evaluating AUM School of Education graduates who they employed. The responses on the survey reflected very positive experiences with AUM School of Education Graduates. For example:
- 75.0% of employers strongly agreed that they would hire a graduate of AUM's School of Education again,
- 65.0% of respondents strongly agreed that the School of Education prepared employees in specific field-related content areas,
- 63.2% strongly agreed that graduates have a positive impact on student learning and achievement, and
- 73.7% of those surveyed said that they would recommend graduates of the AUM School of Education to a colleague.
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New Braunfels Herald Zeitung (Newspaper) - September 11, 1983, New Braunfels, Texas 10A New Braunfels HaraldZeHung Sunday, September 11,1983 Navratilova rips Lloyd in Open NEW YORK (AP) - The dream came true Saturday for Martina Navratilova aa aha captured her first U.S. Open women's singles title with an easy 6-1, 6-3 victory over Chris Evert Uoyd at the National Tennis Center. "You won't take the smile off my face for a long time," she said Immediately after winning the only crown that had eluded her. "lt's better than I expected." Czechoslovakia's Ivan Lendl, who has yet to capture any of the Grand Slam tltlea, moved into the men's singles final earlier Saturday by eliminating ninth-seeded Jimmy Arias 6-2, 7-6, 6-1. Lendl, the No. 2 seed, advanced into Sunday's championship match against No. 3 Jimmy Connors, the defending champion, who rolled over No. 16 Bill Scanlon 6-2,6*3,6-2. "It's off my back," Navratilova said, referring to her failures in America's top tennis event until this year. In her only other trip to the final, in 1961, she fell in three sets to Tracy Austin. In contrast, Lloyd, who has won six times, suffered only her second loss in the final. ' The victory was worth more than $620,000 for the Czechoslovakia-born lefthander who became a U.S. citizen two years ago. She received $120,000 for winning on the hardcourts here, and also collected $500,000 for winning three of the four tournaments that constitute the Playtax Challenge. It also was her second consecutive Grand Slam title — she captured Wimbledon in July — and put her in line for another $1 million bonus if she can win the next two Grand Slam events — the Australian Open and the French Open. Navratilova demolished Lloyd in 63 minutes, her longest match of the 13-day tournament. She rushed out to a 5-0 lead to begin the match, giving up only nine points in that stretch. Then Lloyd held at 15 before Navratilova brushed aside two break points to hold service and wrap up the opening set. Always attacking, taking the net at any and every opportunity, Navratilova broke Lloyd at 15 to begin the second set, then held at 15 to take a 2-0 advantage. She looked invincible as she grabbed a 1540 load in the third game. But Uoyd, one of the coolest performers on the court, fought back in the longest game of the match, a game that went to deuce three times before Uoyd held service. The Fort Lauderdale, Fla., native then broke Navratilova and, when she held serve in the fifth game, she had a 3-2 lead, her first of the day. But Navratilova held at IS, then broke Uoyd at love. It was only s matter of time before she would add her name to the list of U.S. Open champions.ScoreboardOn th* air SUNDAY TELIVISION 10 a.m. - Wrestling, USA. Noon - Football: Pittsburgh Starters at Qraan Bay Pack ara, KMOL. Noon - Football: OaHaa Cowboy* at St. Lout* Cardinal*. 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It was all Holmes from the opening bell, and the end came after Frank, complaining he had been thumbed by a right hand, dropped to the canvas in the fifth round. Referee Tony Perez ruled it a knockdown. Frank got up at four and Holmes resumed the attack, but Peres jumped in and stopped the fight at 1:26 of the fifth round. Frank came into the scheduled 12-round fight unbeaten but unheralded. Ha is still unheralded. Before the fight Frank, who received $350,000, had said: "It's hard for me to hit a guy who made me so much money." Well, Frank barely laid a glove in the 33-year-old champion who in turn made a punching bag out of him. Holmes, fighting for the third time this year, barely broke a sweat He already is scheduled to fight again Nov. 25 against Mends Frazier, the son of former heavyweight champion Joe Frazier. Holmes, scoring with a punishing left jabs and a crisp right hand, drew blood from Frank's nose in the third round. 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Camaradas, my friend Ruth Kimball sent out an email inviting Capoeira-related social programs world over to join a 'Capoeira for Peace and Children's Rights exhibition' in East Timor. Ruth is a volunteer at MAC (United Children of East Timor), a program launched and run by the youngsters themselves. We have been exchanging ideas about the importance of sharing MAC's history with other socially engaged capoeiristas world over and soon Ruth will be posting it over here. What follows next is a free-translation of Ruth's email. Don't miss out this chance of featuring your program in this important event. Continue reading East Timor: Capoeira for Peace and Children's Rights Exhibition
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Banks recover to face the 1990s
THE banking industry in the United Arab Emirates has undergone many a crisis of confidence - not the least of which was the 1990 Gulf War - but it has emerged to face the 1990s with a new emphasis on service.
Only a decade before the war, it had been hit by the oil crisis when prices collapsed and the Iran-Iraq conflict was at it peak.
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Tycho's Nova Report: Supporting The Urantia Book's Unique Quality of Credibility
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In January 1970 Led Zeppelin hit the stage of London's historic concert hall, Royal Albert Hall. At this performance Jimmy Page expressed himself masterfully with a broad pallet of tones and GIANT dynamic range. Of course this has a lot to do with Page's playing technique and Gibson Les Paul. His backline amps, custom Hiwatt heads into Marshall cabinets filled the entire hall with a cornucopia of colors at levels ranging from a mouse whisper to rave ups louder than a jumbo jet taking off only inches over your head.
At Catalinbread they love the RAH performance, but they hadn't considered the possibility of capturing it to put into a pedal. One day our friend Charlie got ahold of Catalinbread's chief circuit designer Howard Gee to ask if we could do it. Charlie said that he'd been trying to get this tone for years and told Howard, if anybody could do it would be Catalinbread. Having proven his ability to capture the essence and experience of famous amplifiers, Howard began experimenting with what is now the RAH.
This overdrive effects pedal features the specific three-knob tone circuit straight from the custom "Jimmy Page" model Hiwatt. Like most traditional amp EQ circuits, the knobs are interactive, meaning turning one can alter the behavior of the other. The magic is getting the Mid and Bass controls dialed in together. Tweak those until you get the right tone for your guitar and amp. YouÕll notice that the Treble knob is fairly subtle, adding a bit of bite as it is turned up. If you scoop the Mid and turn up the Bass however, the Treble knob will seem a lot more active.
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Do palliative care health professionals settle for low level evidence?
Chan, Raymond Javan, Phillips, Jane, & Currow, David (2014) Do palliative care health professionals settle for low level evidence? Palliative Medicine, 28(1), pp. 8-9.
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The findings of the recent independent review of the UK Liverpool Care Pathway (LCP)1, following substantial concerns raised by members of the public and health professionals found that the implementation of the LCP is often associated with poor care1. The Neuberger Report highlighted the complexity of various ethical, safety, clinical practice and negligence issues associated with pathway usage and how, despite technological advances, diagnosing dying continues to be challenging. The UK Government's decision to phase out the LCP as policy following these findings, has generated considerable debate both within and beyond the UK. However, another key issue raised by the Neuberger's report is the issue of the palliative care community's perceived willingness to readily adopt new clinical practices in the absence of evidence. It is this translational issue that this editorial explores.
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Macklemore and Ryan lewis went on craigslist and busted scalpers that were trying to sell tickets to his show.
Born and Raised in West Michigan . Most of your probably know me as 'Internio'. I started as an intern and the name stuck. But after years of explaining it and NOT being an intern, I decided it was time for a change.
I am a huge fan of the Detroit lions and the NFL in general. Which has caused me to play a ton of Fantasy Football.
I am a fashion nerd --mostly shoes, but really everything.
I love food, but also try to watch my fitness. Sometimes the two don't line up!
I couldn't go a day with out my phone, laptop or PS4. Yes in that order.
Snapchat has taken over my life: mikeonmyradio
Mike is the recent addition to the Mojo in the Morning show. Which can now be heard on the east and west side of Michigan. He can also be heard (M-Fri) starting on 10a on 1045 SNX.
Mike has shared the stage with Justin Bieber, Flo Rida, B.O.B, Ludacris, LMFAO, Ed Sheeran and some of today's biggest artist. His DJ mixes have been featured on West Michigan's #1 Afternoon drive mix show 'The Beatdown'.
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Dominique Rodgers-Cromartie: The whole defense and offense. They have some good guys.
SF: Who are you looking forward to playing against?
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SF: What are your goals for your rookie season? What are you hoping to accomplish?
DRC: Just basically come in and establish myself in the league and organization.
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DRC: I would say all the meeting times you have to go to.
SF: What skills are you trying to improve?
DRC: I am trying to improve my strength and gain weight.
SF: How will you maintain your focus amid your new financial and social status?
DRC: Easily. That's not my main focus, money and fame. I just want to play football.
SF: What is the biggest challenge you have faced and how did you overcome it?
DRC: I would say the biggest challenge I faced was losing my cousin. He was like my brother. We did everything together growing up. It kinda hurt me when he died.
SF: Is there a specific player you mirror your play after?
DRC: No, ma'am. I never had a player I wanted to be like. I just work and do it on my own.
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I received a phone call on February 2, 2011 from a Brian Hunt with a western indian type accent stating that he was from the American Law Division and I had taken out a payday loan which was returned for payment. If I didn't make payment arrangements that they would take me to civil court in my state and issue a judgement against me and I would have a warrant for my arrest. At this point I am frighten b/c I know that I have a payday loan out and it was returned by my bank but this was the first and only time it had been returned. Instead of contacting them first before sending any info I didn't because Brian already had all of my information that he read to me.
When I explained what happened he stated he would transfer me to his "head" lawyer which his name was Andrew Johnson same accent and they requested that I write a letter giving them permission to with draw the settled amount from off of my debit card on February 11,2011. After faxing my info to this company something hit me and said "call the lender to see if they reported you". I called the lender and spoke with a lady whose name I want mention but she stated no they had not reported my name to anyone and that I need to call them back to cancel that transaction.
Of course when I called the number back some other gentleman answered and he acted like he couldn't understand me I looked the number up in the whitepages and It belong to someone in PR and the fax number which I had just used and hour earlier no longer work either. Needless to say they have scammed me for my info and now I have place a complaint with my attorney generals office here in NC as well as putting security freezes on my credit reports and I have canceled the card they are suppose to draft from my account and now in the process of closing that account and opening a new one. Please be careful of this company!!!!
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PROVIDENCE, R.I.--University of Pittsburgh junior guard Tray Woodall (Brooklyn, N.Y.-Paterson, N.J./St. Anthony H.S.) was named the Big East Conference Basketball Player of the Week on Monday by the league office.
In Pitt's two weekly wins over West Virginia (72-66) and Villanova (79-70), Woodall averaged 26.5 points, shot 62.5 percent (15-24) from the floor, hit 54.5 percent (6-11) of his 3-point attempts, and finished a perfect 17-17 from the free throw line. He also averaged 5.0 rebounds and 4.0 assists per game. In Sunday's win over Villanova, Woodall scored a career-high 29 points (7-12 FG), hit 3-6 3-pointers, went a perfect 12-12 from the free throw line, grabbed six rebounds and dished out five assists. Against West Virginia on Monday night, he scored 24 points (8-12 FG), hit 3-5 3-pointers, and went 5-5 from the line. He also scored 16 of his 24 points in the first half alone. Since his return vs. Louisville on January 21, Pitt is 4-1.
For the season, Woodall is averaging 13.3 points and 6.8 assists per game. He has reached double figure scoring in eight games and totaled 10 or more assists in five contests on the year. He has scored over 20-plus points in three games (Albany, at WVU, Villanova) and registered four double-doubles (points-assists) on the year.
Woodall is the first Pitt player to earn Big East Player of the Week honors this year. Gilbert Brown was the last Pitt player to earn the honor on Dec. 20, 2010.
Pitt (15-9, 4-7 Big East) plays at USF on Wednesday, Feb. 8 at the Tampa Bay Times Forum. Tipoff is at 7 p.m. The game will be produced by ESPN Regional and aired locally on Root Sports.
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Android Skins, "Crapware" Protected by Open Source Principles, Says Schmidt
Jason Mick
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Is bloatware protected under the tenants of open source?
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Google CEO Eric Schmidt, during a recent Q&A session
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Google CEO says it would be violating one of Google's guiding principles to allow users to revert to stock configs
From skins like HTC's Sense UI and
Motorola's Motoblur
, to the deluge of apps installed on Android phones by carriers and hardware manufacturers, Android phones can be a bit cluttered at times -- much like their PC brethren.
Many customers have wished in vain that there was a single, easy "reset to stock configuration" option, which will revert their phones to a stock build of Android and delete the excess. Not so fast, says
Google CEO Eric Schmidt
Mr. Schmidt, an opinionated figure in the tech industry and part-time evangelist for Google's philosophy, recently explained in a question and answer session why Google
believe this is a good idea. He
, "If we were to put those type of restrictions on an open source product, we'd be violating the principle of open source."
Of course "open source" is as wide and diverse an umbrella as possible in the tech industry, and Mr. Schmidt's definition of open source may be quite different from the next man's.
So other than taking the open source "moral higher ground", why might Google not want to give customers a quicker way to remove OEM/carrier junk? Well one key reason is
market share
. Google gives away Android for free, hoping that the mass adoption will more than make up for the development costs via advertising and app sales. Part of the equation to convince wireless carriers and hardware manufactures to pick Android over a competitor (Symbian, webOS, Windows Phone 7) is allowing them to free modify their custom Android build to their heart's content.
But curiously, despite Mr. Schmidt's statement and the apparent advantages to adoption that not including a "clean build" option brings, Google reportedly will go in quite the opposite direction with
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The Cardinals weren't able to contain the firing power of Peyton Manning who had the opportunity to play his game and reach out to several receivers. Reggie Wayne led the Colts receivers with 126 yards, rookie running back Donald Brown trailed him with 72 yards in the air and 40 yards on the ground, Pierre Garcon compiled 64 yards and Dallas Clark registered 62.
The Colts picked Brown over RB Beanie Wells in this year's draft. Wells saw two carries for a total of negative 2 yards. Sunday's night performance made the pick seem logical. But Tim Hightower didn't fair much better. It's his turn to carry around the football all week, as he fumbled twice. Hightower saw nine carries for 22 yards.
Wells featured a dismal two fumble performance in Week 2 against the Jacksonville Jaguars, while Kurt Warner was near perfect. Warner was anything but in Week 3. Warner threw two picks and was sacked twice, losing 21 yards on the final sack. Warner completed 30 out of 52 passes for 332 yards and just one touchdown pass. Manning threw for 47 yards more and three more touchdowns.
Anquan Boldin was the only Cardinal, besides Neil Rackers, to put points on the board. Boldin made a routine touchdown reception in the third quarter to give the Cardinals their only touchdown of the game.
The Cardinals put Matt Leinart in the game at a 31-10 disadvantage. He completed both of his passes for 7 yards.
Tim Hightower; Melvin Bullitt
In the first half, Manning had already thrown for 220 yards, good for three touchdowns. On the Cardinals front, Warner threw for 158 yards, got picked off and sacked. The Colts formidable pass defense kept Warner and his crew in check. The Colts main issue is their run defense but that was irrelevant as the Cardinals struggled to get their ground game going. And the Colts held the Cardinals to just 15 yards in the first half.
The Colts demonstrated their high-power offense with beautiful touchdowns by a number of players. Reggie Wayne was Larry Fitzgerald-like with a one-handed touchdown catch for the 6-3 lead and extra point was good, 7-3. Clark followed suit to grab a 10-yard touchdown pass to give the Colts a 13-3 advantage. Dominique Rodgers-Cromartie got a piece of the extra point attempt. But the ball hit the camera, so the extra point counted, 14-3. Rodgers-Cromartie heard his name called again when he was burned for a 53-yard touchdown from Garcon. Joseph Addai capped off the touchdowns with a 3-yard pass from Manning, and Adam Vinatieri gave the Colts three more points to round out the 31-10 victory.
To add insult to injury in the first half, a pass attended for Fitzgerald in the end zone was tipped and eventually picked off. The play marked the Cardinals second turnover inside the 5-yard line.
A bright spot in the first half of Sunday night was on the defensive side of the ball. Alan Branch, who was in for Darnell Dockett who left the field with injury but was back in shortly after, deflected an attempt by Manning that ended up in Antrel Rolle's hands. The pick marked Rolle's first since November of 2008. Last year, he nabbed just one attempt. Back in his cornerback days he nabbed five in 2007.


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