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NOTE: I'm on my honeymoon this week so there won't be any breaking TV/radio news this week. I'll catch up when I get back January 25.
Scifi fans who are missing "Battlestar Galactica" should be psyched about Friday's debut of "Caprica," which sets up what happened decades earlier when Cylon was a new concept. The first episode features a terrorist attack, whether a soul can live on in an alternative word and two families in turmoil.
And speaking of a strange world, bid farewell to the first season of MTV's addictive "Jersey Shore" Thursday. But don't worry: they'll certainly be on talk shows and tabloid magazines for months to come until MTV carts out season two. We should all have nicknames this bizarre! Right, JWoww?
"Chuck" 8 p.m. NBC — Brandon Routh ("Superman") plays a CIA superagent who trains Chuck but may not be all that he appears.
"How I Met Your Mother" 8 p.m. CBS — Amanda Peet plays a gal who kisses Marshall. Lily will not be pleased.
"24" 8 p.m. Fox (two hours) — Renee returns and she's becoming like… Jack Bauer!
"Life Unexpected" 9 p.m. the CW (new series) — Cate gave up Luxe for adoption but Luxe ends up in foster care. At age 15, trying to be emancipated, she informs Cate and her immature biological dad Baze. They end up taking care of her. The show has its charms but comparisons to "Gilmore Girls" is a bit exaggerated.
"The Buried Life" 10 p.m. MTV (new series) — Four guys travel the country with bucket lists – and help out others, too.
"Life As Liz" 10:30 p.m. MTV (new series) — Liz dumps the popular crowd for the outcasts in this high school-based unscripted hybrid reality series in which non-actors re-create moments from their real lives.
"American Idol" 8 p.m. Fox —Shania Twain is the guest judge in Chicago.
"The Biggest Loser" 8 p.m. NBC — Contestants become "trainers" and teach weight-loss techniques.
"Monica: Still Standing" 10 p.m. BET (first season finale) — Atlanta balladeer Monica's album finally comes into shape.
"Millionaire Matchmaker" 10 p.m. Bravo (third season debut) — Patti Stanger helps out two Jewish guys, one an annoying child actor (remember "Twin Peaks"?)
"White Collar" 10 p.m. USA (mid-season debut) — Neal checks out some saint-like Wall Street brokers. Okay, not saint-like at all.
"Paranormal Cops" 10:30 p.m. A&E (new series) — Yet another group investigates ghosts — but they have guns (like that'll make a difference)
"American Idol" 8 p.m. Fox — Actress Kristin Chenoweth guest judges in Orlando.
"Human Target" 9 p.m. Fox — Winston has to protect a hacker from an assassin on a plane.
"Modern Family" 9 p.m. ABC — Jay can't believe his friend (Chazz Palminteri) might be gay.
"Being Erica" 10 p.m. Soapnet (second-season debut) — Erica gets stuck in 1998. And she still can't get Chumbawumba out of her head.
"Spectacle: Elvis Costello with…" 10 p.m. Sundance — Elvis hits up Brooooooce.
"Toddlers & Tiaras" 10 p.m. TLC (third season debut) — A Little Miss Glitz pageant in Florida is featured.
"Nip/Tuck" 10 p.m. FX — Sean does pro bono surgery while Christian and Kimber get limber in bed.
"The Deep End" 8 p.m. ABC (new series) — Kind of like "Grey's Anatomy" with hot, young attorneys.
"Food Tech" 9 p.m. History (new series) — Why sesame seeds stick to buns and other burger mysteries.
"The Office" 9 p.m. NBC — The team tries to impress a potential new buyer.
"Grey's Anatomy" 9 p.m. ABC — Izzie returns hoping to reconcile with Alex.
"Burn Notice" 10 p.m. USA (third-season winter debut) — Michael needs Madeline's help while assissting a widow evade violent con men.
"Jersey Shore" 10 p.m. MTV (first season finale) — Dear Snooki, JWoww and the Situation: we are so going to miss you!
"Project Runway" 10 p.m. Lifetime — Expect more nifty bon mots from Atlanta's Anthony Williams.
"Pay It Off" 8 p.m. BET — Four new episodes in a row of this Kim Coles -hosted game show, taped in Atlanta.
"Hope for Haiti" 8 p.m. ABC, CBS, NBC, Fox, CNN, BET, the CW, HBO, MTV, VH1 and CMT — A two-hour telethon to help victims of the Haiti earthquake hosted by actor George Clooney in Los Angeles, singer Wyclef Jean in New York and CNN's Anderson Cooper in Haiti.
"Caprica" 9 p.m. SyFy (new series) — How did the Cylons come to be in "Battlestar Galactica"? Find out in this prequel, which is quite compelling, even if you aren't into science fiction.
"Sparticus" 10 p.m. Starz (new series) — Expect lots of violence and sex in this telling of the rise of this Roman slave.
"Familiar Waters" 1 p.m. Saturday Outdoor — North Georgia's own Josh Holloway ("Lost") casts his fly rod on a bonefishing trip.
"Screen Actor's Guild Awards" 8 p.m. Saturday TBS/TNT — The incomparable Betty White gets a lifetime achievement award.
"Extreme Makeover: Home Edition" 8 p.m. Sunday ABC (two hours) — Singer Ashanti helps a Buffalo community activist rebuild her home.
"Big Love" 9 p.m. Sunday HBO — Bill gets off on the wrong foot with a lobbyist in D.C. played by Sissy Spacek.
"The Tiniest Girl In the World" 9 p.m. Sunday TLC — At age two, a girl weighs just seven pounds
"Worst Cooks in America" 10 p.m. Sunday Food — Recruits learn how to make one of the simpler dishes: pasta.
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January 17th, 2010
8:42 pm
Saw a commercial for the "Food Tech" show…looks like fun.
January 18th, 2010
8:10 am
Enjoy your honeymoon! Some things are a lot more important than work.
January 18th, 2010
10:52 am
That's ok Rodney. You've never actually scooped anyone when you WERE here. We'll be ok until you get back.
January 18th, 2010
12:12 pm
Honeymoon? Congrats!What's his name Rodney?
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These poll numbers relate specifically to New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie's efforts to reform education and the budget in that state, but I'd be willing to bet they mirror public sentiment in a lot of places, including Georgia. From Quinnipiac University, via Jim Geraghty at NRO:
New Jersey voters approve 50 – 46 percent of the way Gov. Christopher Christie is handling the state budget, but disapprove 52 – 44 percent of the way he is handling education. Gov. Christie's proposal to limit school superintendent salaries is a good way to balance the budget, 69 percent of voters say, while 27 percent say it is meddling.
By a 64 – 16 percent margin, voters have a favorable opinion of public school teachers, but by 45 – 30 percent they have an unfavorable opinion of the New Jersey Education Association. Teachers unions play a negative rather than a positive role in improving education, voters say 51 – 39 percent.
New Jersey voters favor merit pay for good teachers 69 – 27 percent and support Christie's proposal to limit teacher tenure 62 – 32 percent.
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And yet, in spite of all that, they think a governor who pursues policies that align with these sentiments is doing a good job on the budget, but not on education. Go figure.
– By Kyle Wingfield
April 21st, 2011
2:31 pm
Georgia teacher's professional organization doesn't provide any muscle for the teachers. To blame the organization is nothing more than a red herring.
April 21st, 2011
2:44 pm
Many in the GOP felt that it was OK for TARP money being used for CEO bonuses because you have to pay to attract the best – but the same isn't true for Superintendents. Interesting.
That being said – I agree that the pencil pushers are overpaid. Cherokee County's former Director of Communication was paid 100K. The layers of bureaucracy in the local BOE is ridiculous. Forget the teachers and lifetime job security – take a look in the administrative offices.
I think most people think teachers do a good job. Unfortunately it is the (very few) teachers with issues that receive the most attention.
April 21st, 2011
3:07 pm
The problem is that while everyone likes the idea of merit pay for teachers, the unions (in union states) won't allow it. They want everyone paid the same and paid by experience – talent be damned.
Also, everyone says we should pay teachers more in general. I kind of have a hard time feeling that way considering they work 9 or 10 months a year from 8-3. If you figure out what a teacher makes based on a per month basis, it's pretty damn good.
April 21st, 2011
3:27 pm
I know very few classroom teachers that work 8-3. Most work a minimum of 40 at school and beyond that on nights and weekends. (The 40 hours in not including the 30 minute lunch) Teachers could work more months but that would require a pay increase and parents and business would fight it.
The issue with merit pay is that the formula used is flawed. The merit pay is based on the performance of students on an end of the year test. The test does not measure where the students finished in relation to where they began. Unfortunately most politicians fail to understand education is not one size fits all.
Imagine a supervisor paid and evaluated solely on the performance of his employees once a year. Also the supervisor cannot have any say in hiring or firing employees. Would this be a fair assessment of the supervisors ability? No, Yet that is the formula used for teacher merit pay.
April 21st, 2011
3:52 pm
With my upbringing in a wild urban environment in the Midwest and knowing the insane and sometimes dangerous life-threating crap that teachers have to put up with from psychotic students, parents, I can't necessarily argue against teachers being rewarded for hanging in there, especially in some of the wild blackboard jungles that they have to try and work to educate students in.
April 21st, 2011
4:13 pm
Unions have raised the incomes of all Americans, not only those belonging to unions.
Up to me? I'd impose year-round, all-day schooling and pay teachers $100,000 per year. We're the greatest country in the world. If we want to stay that way, then we'd better invest time and money in public education.
April 21st, 2011
4:22 pm
Man, I went to school in an environment with kids that came from broken homes where one or both parents were on drugs, where kids might have been in and out of homeless shelters for a large part of the year, where kids may have been shuffled back and forth between an abusive home and foster care much of the time. I went to school with kids that sometimes lived out on the streets for days at a time and only came to school to get in out of the cold and get a hot meal. At my high school, one of the Vice Principals was repeatedly targeted with break-ins to her car and her home, while one of the discipinary deans was hospitalized after having his leg broken in an attack during a weeklong outbreak of violence in which the city police department had to be brought in to help the school's 15-member security force lockdown the school due to the 30-50 fights a day that were breaking out between rival gangs (between Blood-related & Crip-related gangs) who were fighting for control of the school that week only a few years after the White-supremacist street gangs had been run out of the area during another extended period of on-campus gang-related violence in which the city police had to be brought in to help keep a race riot from breaking out, a riot whom the kids with emotional and behavioral problems in the on-campus "Alternative School" tried to ignite by breaking out windows with chairs that they were throwing out of the third story of the administrative building. Sorry, but any teacher who comes to work day after day in THAT kind of rambunctious environment not only deserves to be rewarded with increased pay, benefits and job "security", but also deserves a freakin' medal.
April 21st, 2011
4:51 pm
Florida experimented with year round schools – adding 8 weeks onto the end of the year. After 1 year the program was cut due to budget issues, parent complaints and most importantly: Disney throwing a temper tantrum.
The complaints didn't come from the parents at the year round schools – it came from others that didn't want to change the "traditional" model.
April 21st, 2011
5:28 pm
When a poll is 50-46, you can't discount the 46 just because it is a few points less. This is not a game where you keep score.
April 21st, 2011
8:07 pm
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School Sucks: The Movie
A review of The Cartel, a documentary about school choice—and the lack thereof.
Katherine Mangu-Ward | April 23, 2010
A Newark mother runs out of the room to shout "God is an awesome God!" toward the end of The Cartel, a new documentary about school choice. She bolts because she doesn't want to rub her good fortune in the faces of dozens of weeping children and stoic parents around her. Her child has just won, by lottery, a slot in Newark's acclaimed North Star Academy Charter school and thus escaped the state's (and nation's) expensive, execrable public schools. And so she celebrates. But as the lottery winds down and the organizers call out the 37th runner up, we see another mother, comforting a child with tears streaming down her face. She hasn't made the cut, and her kid is stuck.
The Cartel is a first film for Bob Bowdon, a TV journalist and occasional on-screen reporter for the satirical Onion News Network. As you might expect from an Onion reporter, Bowdon has a keen eye for the ridiculous—and the public school monopoly offers him a lot of material to work with. Focusing on New Jersey, which spends more per pupil than any other state, The Cartel contains the usual litany of massive spending, academic failure, administrative bloat, and corruption apparent to anyone who has scratched the surface of the nation's schools. But it also has some unusual moments, including a tally of luxury cars in the New Jersey Board of Education parking lot, and a casual revelation that dropout rates are so high that New Jersey ninth graders outnumber the state's 10th, 11th, and 12th graders put together.
Extended Cut! Gov. Christie Praises The Cartel
April 21st, 2011
8:55 pm
We know Kyle is too busy making up new stories to really add substance to a goofy story already written……BUT what is the Auto fuel of the future, that gives him a reason to state we need tolls everywhere to make up for the coming Gas tax shortage ?
We also know the only reasonable form of electricity Kyle thinks is the future is Nuclear, because it is safe and reliable according to him.
National / World News 7:01 p.m. Thursday, April 21, 2011
Nuclear reactor in Ga. shuts down abruptly
The Associated Press
ATLANTA — A nuclear reactor at Plant Vogtle in eastern Georgia has been taken out of service until authorities determine why it unexpectedly shut down.
The Atlanta-based Southern Co. reported Thursday that the Unit 1 reactor at Plant Vogtle automatically shut down Wednesday evening. Officials say the shutdown procedure, called a scram, was completed without incident.
Nuclear reactors are designed to shut down if automatic monitoring systems detect conditions that could be unsafe. Southern Co. spokesman Alyson Fuqua said it is not immediately clear what prompted the shutdown. No problems have been reported.
Fuqua said the shutdown was triggered by equipment related to an electrical turbine. The company was not certain when the reactor would start producing power again.
So I guess he has really never come up with the alternative to GAS, and of course Nuclear at home is both safe and reliable.
So…..let's talk about something the Georgia GOP is really bad about …Education !
April 21st, 2011
9:10 pm
In most states – Charter Schools are public schools. They teach the same material, take the same tests and hire teachers with the same qualifications. The difference: They hold a lottery to see who gets in and parents, students, teachers are all held accountable.
I have a friend in FL that teaches at a Fundamental School – it operates the same as a charter school but it is a regular public school.
I'm going on recollection but without oversight (and State Standards) Charter schools fail at a rate of more than 60%. Charter schools that operate for profit fail at a higher rate – then the kids return to the public school but the money doesn't (until next year)/
April 21st, 2011
10:05 pm
Michael H. Smith April 21st, 2011 8:07 pm
"and a casual revelation that dropout rates are so high that New Jersey ninth graders outnumber the state's 10th, 11th, and 12th graders put together."
Sounds like some of the urban and rural high schools in my hometown and home state the Midwest. My freshman class entered into my high school with close to 1200 students, but graduated only 230 students out of that same class.
April 22nd, 2011
9:14 am
Kyle, you've been writing this column for a while now. And you haven't figured out most people hold contradictory ideas about public policy?
April 22nd, 2011
10:33 am
Speaking as someone who lives in NJ, Christie has no one to blame but himself for this. He spent his first year in office relentlessly attacking teachers, chewing them out at town hall meetings, and calling them every bad name in the book. Truth is no one in this state likes the NJEA, but in the face of Christie's attacks, the teacher's went scrambling to the union because the union seemed to be the only one standing up for them. Christie has been trying to change his message more recently, saying he love's teachers but hate's the unions, but it may just be too late to change his own image as a universal teacher-hater.
April 22nd, 2011
12:05 pm
I wish you all would watch the movie, "Waiting for Superman". It pretty much gives you a great idea of why schools are the mess they are.


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Plasma cell dyscrasias are a group of related disorders that have in common the clonal proliferation of plasma cells with resultant production of a monoclonal immunoglobulin that can be detected on serum protein electrophoresis (M-spike). This term incorporates the Plasma Cell Neoplasms along with other related disorders that are not considered malignant. Comprehensive genomic studies have greatly advanced our understanding of the genetic complexity of these diseases in recent years, however they continue to be considered incurable with a highly heterogeneous phenotype. It is clear that a deeper level of knowledge of the biological events underlying the development of these diseases is needed to identify new targets and generate effective novel therapies. MicroRNAs (miRNAs), which are single strand, 20- nucleotide, non-coding RNAs, are key regulators of gene expression and have been reported to exert transcriptional control in multiple myeloma and other plasma cell dyscrasias. miRNAs are now recognized to play a role in many key areas such as cellular proliferation, differentiation, apoptosis and stress response. Substantial advances have been made in recent years in terms of our understanding of the biological role of miRNAs in this complex and diverse set of disorders, leading to the new information, which is of diagnostic and prognostic relevance.
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Zippo was founded in Bradford, Pennsylvania in 1932 by George G. Blaisdell. He was born on June 5, 1895, in Bradford. On the surface of it, young George Blaisdell hardly seemed like someone who would find success in the brutal years of the Depression. He had very little formal education. He hated school; walked out of fifth grade and told his family he wasn't going back.
His father bundled him off to a military academy, but young George Blaisdell lasted only two years there before he was summarily dismissed. His father put him to work in the family business – the Blaisdell Machinery Company – where he learned metal work, a skill that would come in handy in the germination stages of the Zippo lighter nearly thirty years later.
After World War I, he took over the family business, then sold the machinery company in 1920 and put the money in oil. The 20s roared – then stopped. Oil plunged – along with just about everything else – into the Great Depression. In Bradford, PA, where years of oil-boom business seemed invulnerable, the effects of the Depression were deeply felt.
Sarah Dorn provides this account of her father in the early days of Zippo: "My father hated the oil business. He wasn't particularly good at it; in fact, he was a man for whom the boom was bust. He didn't have the temperament for it. The one thing he did know in the early '30s was that he needed to do something, because those days were tough. There wasn't a lot of money lying about then, but he went to everybody to get the money to launch Zippo Manufacturing Company. Nobody had any faith in it. It seemed like a foolish, harebrained idea. And it was. Imagine: manufacturing and marketing a lighter for $1.95 when that amount of money fed a family. What kept him going? I think whatever it was, it was tinged with desperation. He had to make this work. For him and his family, as they say now, there was no Plan B."
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