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Purdue University, the University of Missouri and the University of North Carolina were the beneficiaries of a $1.5 million grant program designed to expand community pharmacy residency programs for recent school graduates.
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A year after her daughter died in a car crash on the Kapiti Coast, Ellen Crown is still waiting for justice.
"I had no idea the process would take so long," she said. "Until this happens to you or your family, I suppose you don't know."
Miss Crown's only daughter, Stacey Awhina Reweti, 28, a mother of four, was killed when an allegedly stolen car crashed head-on into the vehicle in which she was a passenger near Paekakariki about 9.45pm on February 13 last year.
Jordan Hyde, 22, was charged with manslaughter and unlawfully taking a vehicle after the crash. He is due to appear in court next month.
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Today - the anniversary of Stacey's death - her family will gather by her grave near Patea in Taranaki.
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New World Order Conspiracy Novel Succeeds
A review of Popsicle Man by Kenneth Anton
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The expression "conspiracy novel" is almost tautological. In fiction, unlike in life, mainstream publishing houses and film and TV studios – and the readers and viewers whose tastes they have shaped – recognize that conspiracies are ubiquitous. If you check out the latest thriller, you will probably find that powerful forces are indeed conspiring.
Unfortunately, most of the conspiracies in fiction do not really help their audiences understand and cope with the biggest and nastiest of the real-world conspiracies. Perhaps that is because fiction's main role is to help us escape from our troubles rather than deal with them head-on. And when fiction does take on a horrific real-world conspiracy – as the film version of V-for-Vendetta took on the 9/11 false-flag atrocity – it often re-processes and disguises the source material in the same way dreams re-process and disguise disturbing or devastating waking life events. The result may be great art, and it may even have a psychological healing effect. But by respecting the taboo against plain speaking, fiction like V-for-Vendetta helps keep the truth about events like the 9/11 inside job immured in the unconscious mind of much of the public.
Kenneth Anton's new novel Popsicle Man, like Oliver Stone's film JFK, shreds the taboo against plain speaking and helps a half-buried conspiracy emerge into the light of day. The conspiracy Anton speaks plainly about is the meta-conspiracy behind events like the JFK assassination and 9/11.
That meta-conspiracy, of course, is the global takeover attempt by a cabal of international bankers dedicated to building the New World Order. It has been admirably summed up by one of its chief architects, David Rockefeller : "We are grateful to the Washington Post, the New York Times, Time magazine and other great publications whose directors have attended our meetings and respected the promises of discretion for almost forty years. It would have been impossible for us to develop our plan for the world if we had been subject to the bright lights of publicity during those years. But, the world is now more sophisticated and prepared to march towards a world-government. The supranational sovereignty of an intellectual elite and world bankers is surely preferable to the National autodetermination practiced in past centuries…We are on the verge of a global transformation. All we need is the right major crisis and the nations will accept the New World Order."
If you are not yet convinced that a bankster cabal is mounting a stealth world takeover attempt, I would recommend reading John Perkins' Confessions of an Economic Hit Man, followed by some Eustace Mullins, G. Edward Griffin, Benjamin Freeman, Carroll Quigley, and Ellen Brown. And once you have learned that the Zionist entity occupying Palestine was created by the Rothschild family and its New World Order associates, you can find the truth about Israel's unsavory history in Alan Hart's Zionism: The Real Enemy of the Jews.
But if you're pressed for time, just read the novel Popsicle Man. It summarizes the New World Order material clearly and accurately, and presents it in the context of a gripping thriller.
Popsicle Man tells the story of the first cryogenically-frozen human to be thawed out and revived. Frozen in the 1970s, brought back to life in today's post-9/11 USA, the hero notices that the world seems to be going to hell, and wonders why. His research naturally leads him to the New World Order conspiracy – and to a commitment to join the millions of others who are waking up and preparing to overthrow the bankster elite.
Popsicle Man's plot-line reverses the usual science fiction scenario, which holds up a near-future funhouse-mirror image of contemporary reality. HG Wells, for example, sent his time traveler to a future world in which humanity had bifurcated into a surface-dwelling effete elite, and an underground "working class" of brutal, cannibalistic trolls – an obvious critique of the class relations of Wells' own day. Likewise, Philip K. Dick's near-future worlds were bad-acid-trip distortions of his 1950s through 1970s California present. This trick – the future as caricature of the present – is the most common strategy of science fiction writing social critics.
Popsicle Man has a man from the recent past wake up in the present and ask what has gone wrong. It is a powerful and unusual conceit: Rip Van Winkle as social critic and alternative historian. It is especially appropriate today, when Americans' faith that the future will always be better than the present, and the present always better than the past, is being profoundly shaken.
Woody Allen's film Sleeper also features a Rip Van Winkle hero waking up in the New World Order:
If Popsicle Man has a flaw, it is that the characters in general, and the hero in particular, are painted flat-and-stark, without any oblique strokes suggesting irrational quirkiness or poetic depth. Yet this strategy works perfectly with the political-historical material, which is also presented with almost unnatural clarity. A Marxist might even say that such an approach to depicting human character strips away the mystifications, revealing how people are the product of their societies' histories. Though my own taste in Marxist writing leans toward poets like Brecht and Neruda, who open up vistas on rich inner worlds, I did find Popsicle Man's characters engaging enough to keep me reading and caring what happened to them.
Literary questions aside, Popsicle Man is an unusually readable, lucid summary of the New World Order banksters' attempt to orchestrate global tyranny through violence and subterfuge. It will not only satisfy the so-called conspiracy buffs, but also could serve as an excellent introduction to the topic for anyone who has not yet explored it.
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Twitter may have just had its Instagram moment. Facebook leaned on a chunky acquisition of the picture-sharing app to prove its mobile chops right before it went public, just as Marissa Mayer did with blogging site Tumblr earlier this year in a bid to restore Yahoo's tarnished image. Buying ad seller MoPub is Twitter's biggest deal and could provide the same uplifting effect in advance of an eagerly anticipated initial public offering.
Unlike Mark Zuckerberg's $107-billion (U.S.) social network, Twitter capitalized quickly on smartphone usage. The company said in February that 60 per cent of its 200 million active users at the time were logging in from a mobile device at least once a month. And in stark contrast to Yahoo, Twitter has little need to enhance its hip credentials. As it embarks on an effort to attract new investors, however, it is still on a quest to showcase an ability to generate revenue. MoPub could be an important part of the answer.
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I am travelling to Portugal in June and hope to stay for a few days in Evora. Has anyone stayed in Hotel Solar de Monfalim, it looks traditional and in a good location but can't find any reviews.
Any ideas for' must sees' or unusual places to visit in the area. Is it easy to drive to other destinations in Alentejo?
Must see in Evora? Visit the Cathedral and its museum. Go to Evoramonte and visit the castle. This is quite empty, but it is nice and there are several white houses into its walls.
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Have a look at; "www.tripadvisor.com". Perhaps you can find some reviews on that hotel there.
I stayed at Pensao Policarpo in Evora. It is a beautiful pension in an old house.
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I strongly recommend the Hotel da Cartuxa, Travessa da Palmeira 4, Evora 7000, where we stayed very happily last year.
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I am staying at Solar de Monfalim in July. I got the recommendation from the Karen Brown travel guide to Portugal. Karen has been a source for great places to stay for years. She has never guided my family to a bad place, rather only exceptional places. I have not been there before. Good luck.
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Big shakeup at Martha Stewart magazines
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What a rough week for Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia.
The magazine publisher said yesterday that it will get rid of the newsstand edition of Everyday Food and may also eliminate Whole Living if a buyer for the publication cannot be found.
In addition, MSLO is laying off 12 percent of its workforce, or about 70 people.
As if that weren't enough, the MSLO headquarters in West Chester, N.Y., have also been flooded in the wake of Hurricane Sandy.
The news came in advance of today's quarterly earnings call.
Everyday Food, a digest-sized publication, will now be sent to Martha Stewart Living customers as a supplement, and it will print just five times a year instead of 10.
Whole Living, meanwhile, is on the block. If it is not sold by year's end, its content will also be folded into Martha Stewart Living, effectively eliminating two of MSLO's four magazines. Martha Stewart Weddings will continue to publish as a standalone.
Lisa Gersh, president and chief executive officer of MSLO, told The New York Times that the changes are due in part to a decline in magazine ad dollars and single-copy sales.
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C-Meter: November 2002
After last month's sudden jump, CIO Insight's survey of IT executives' economic outlook returned to recent form, plunging more than half a point in all three categories.
After last month's sudden jump, our monthly Economic Confidence Meter returned to recent form, plunging more than half a point in all three categories. CIOs' confidence in the chances for a recovery in the overall economy in the next three months fell from 5.8 on a scale of 1 to 10, to 5.1. The score for our respondents' industry categories dropped to 5.2, and the score for their own companies now stands at 6.0. The computer services sector suffered the greatest change, collapsing more than a point and a half, from 5.9 to 4.3, while the consulting/professional services sector fell just six tenths of a point, to 5.6.
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This is a great idea. However, over 40 years, since I was in a college that taught teachers, the same things were being discussed and touted as improving education. The research then as now continues to show that 1, time in the classroom, 2 small class size, and 3 parental involvement, (not necessarily in that order) determined improved results. Essentially, nothing has changed.
The sad thing is we as a society simply will not invest in the two things we have control over, time in the classroom and class size. We will always have parents who shouldn't be parents at all and who have no idea how to work with their kids at home. To simply say that parents should spend time with their kids helping with homework is pie in the sky.
There was a good article in the Times on a teacher in a failing school. She had come from teaching in a "charter school" whose school day was from 7:30 to 4 and she said she "missed having the time to work with the kids." Gee, more time in the classroom in charter schools but this is not supported by our teacher unions. In fact, if you look at the school year calendar, with all of the vacation time, half-days, teacher training days, etc. you will see that the kids are actually in class less than six months a year! I know when my child started school, I couldn't believe how much time off he had and sat down to figure it out. That's what the Teacher Unions advocate for and get.
The second, class size is yet another thing that we talk about but don't want to fund. I do think we could do with significantly less bureaucracy and schools in New Orleans are doing just that with good results. So, I think we could cut out lots of the superintendents and their support staff, but we would have to be willing to hire more teachers and teacher aids.
A real commitment to improved education would need to start with the teacher unions. Instead of focusing on less class room time and more teacher days off, they should be advocating for longer days and add a few more weeks to the school calendars, and reduced class size, and put more pay and more time off at the back end of their contracts. I do think if teachers are going to work longer hours, they should get more pay. However, teachers, if your class size is say 18 instead of 30-35, that means less time on grading homework, etc. not to mention just having a class size that you can more easily manage, i.e. less stress.
I would love to see this put in place lets say in Bremerton for a couple of years and see the outcome. However, I don't think the union would ever allow something like that to happen. Truly unfortunate.
You see, we already know what works. Demonstration schools all over the country do this with the same outcomes. They've done it for years now. We simply just want to talk about it and pretend that it's new.
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KitKat surfaces in Android distribution charts, points towards quick adoption
Even though just a little over a month has passed since Google released the Nexus 5, and even less since Android 4.4 started rolling out to compatible devices, KitKat has already made its way into the Android distribution charts. It is a very impressive achievement considering that it took the third Jelly Bean iteration more than twice as long to enter the charts.
Based on the number of devices accessing Google Play in the seven days ending December 2, the three Jelly Bean iterations continue to dominate the Android landscape with a whopping 54.5 percent share, up from 52.1 percent a month before. Android 4.1 is the most popular distribution, running on 37.4 percent of all registered devices. Its growth is barely noticeable, up from 37.3 percent in early-November.
Samsung Galaxy Grand 2 -- phablet size, mid-range specs
Samsung has reshaped the smartphone market with the Galaxy Note series by giving large-screened handsets mass-market appeal. The South Korean maker has sold tens of millions of its stylus-equipped phablets and other similar devices, with the recipe also being applied by rival companies, such as HTC, LG, Nokia or Sony, seeking to make great strides of their own. After all, consumers love phablets as this segment accounted for 21 percent of all smartphone shipments in Q3 2013, according to research firm IDC.
And, today, Samsung introduces a new phablet in its lineup, called Galaxy Grand 2. The device is the successor of the Galaxy Grand, which was introduced in mid-December 2012 albeit with a smaller, 5-inch display. So how big is the new model?
G marks the spot -- or, at least, that is what Motorola is hoping
In August 2011, Google purchased Motorola Mobility (which was Motorola's cellular phone division prior to 2011). Google was good at software and services, but had little experience in making hardware for the mass market. Motorola had plenty of experience in building cell phones, starting with the first flip/clamshell mobile phone, the StarTAC, which was released in 1996. On paper, a good marriage, but the detractors complained that it was coming at too high a cost ($12.5 billion) even though buying Motorola Mobility gave Google ownership of a potentially valuable patent portfolio that it could use to defend itself against Apple and Microsoft.
The first child of this marriage, born in August 2013, was Moto X -- an Android smartphone that was to be Motorola's competitor to the iPhone. The main idea behind the Moto brand was to focus on user experience rather than technical specs. Focusing on the later had resulted in the Droid brand, which, although quite successful when it launched in 2009, perhaps owed most of its success due to a massive marketing campaign and the fact that it was the only decent smartphone available on the Verizon network (at that time, in United States, the iPhone was only available on the AT&T network). In 2013, with the smartphone market dominated, at least profit-wise, by Apple's iPhone and Samsung's Galaxy phones, it was time to try a new approach.
Hannspree launches a 13-inch tablet on a 7-inch budget
It's the iPad and the Nexus 7 that make the most headlines in the tablet market, but the fiercest competition for consumer cash in the run up to this year's Christmas holiday season will be taking place lower down the food chain.
Taiwan-based audio-visual specialist Hannspree is the latest to enter the fray with its new HANNSpad SN14T71. Offering a 13.3-inch screen it launched today in the UK with a price tag of just £199.99 ($318). The screen itself is a 10 point Multi Touch unit with a resolution of 1280 by 800. Whilst that's pricier than other budget tablets like Tesco's £119 Hudl, it's squarely up against some premium smaller devices like the 16GB Nexus 7 and you are getting a lot more screen real estate for your money, albeit with a lower resolution.
The most popular stories on BetaNews this past week -- November 3-8
Another busy week with more news than you could shake a stick at. Following the release of KitKat, Google was riding high as figures revealed that Jelly Bean is now installed on more than half of Android devices. It's a similar story for Microsoft. Its previous operating system, Windows 7, is still the most popular while growth for Windows 8 and 8.1 remains slow. It was better news for Windows Phone which is making serious inroads into Android and iOS's share of the mobile market in Europe, and even managed to overtake Apple in Italy.
It seems that more people want to be able to use the latest and greatest version of Android, and following the announcement that the Galaxy Nexus would not receive a KitKat update, a petition was quickly launched to try to change Google's mind. Showing that the march of progress will always leave casualties, Google announced that Internet Explorer 9 will no longer be supported by Google Apps, and Windows 7 users gained Internet Explorer 11. To push the launch, Microsoft unveiled a new Anime ad campaign focusing on the browser's improved security.
Jelly Bean surges past 50 percent Android market share
Android has long been blamed for its fragmentation issues, with many pundits pointing out to the low adoption levels of the latest distributions as the main culprit. While this problem has yet to be resolved due to the nature of the operating system, it is much improved today as the Jelly Bean branch is now powering most Android smartphones and tablets.
Based on the number of devices accessing Google Play in the seven days ending November 1, Jelly Bean's market share in the Android realm is now at a dominating 52.1 percent. Combined, its three iterations have a higher distribution level than Ice Cream Sandwich and Gingerbread put together, which is a first for the green droid landscape.
LG takes a stab at Samsung with its new 'real' curved smartphone
When Samsung announced the Galaxy Round, the company's first smartphone with a curved display, many folks (myself included) struggled to see the real-life benefit that such a form factor would allegedly bring. The natural direction for the curve is considered to be on the long side, and not on the short one as the Galaxy Round has it. The rather gimmicky Roll Effect feature, that shows users some information when tilting the device, did not add more credibility to the touted benefits of the Galaxy Round either.
Rival Android maker LG has also announced its first smartphone with a curved display, that is called G Flex. The company markets it as the "world's first 'real' curved smartphone", in a (clever) attempt to take advantage of the negative feedback that the Galaxy Round has received so far.
Jelly Bean approaches 50 percent Android market share
Jelly Bean has long surpassed Ice Cream Sandwich and Gingerbread in the Android distribution charts, and is steadily approaching the 50 percent mark in green droid popularity based on the number of devices accessing Google Play during the seven days ending October 2.
In this month's distribution charts, Jelly Bean accounts for 48.6 percent share (45.1 percent a month ago). Unlike previous months when Android 4.3 was not taken into account due to its low market share, in early October we see the latest iteration listed with a modest 1.5 percent distribution level. Android 4.1 still takes the lion's share with 36.5 percent (previously 36.6 percent) share while Android 4.2 reached 10.6 (previously 8.5 percent) percent of all registered devices.
Jelly Bean speeds up, Gingerbread and Ice Cream Sandwich slow down
Unsurprisingly, Jelly Bean continues to increase its dominance in the green droid distribution charts, with the latest sweet in the family running on more than 45 percent of all Android devices visiting Google Play during the seven days ending September 4.
In the latest distribution charts, the first two Jelly Bean iterations -- Android 4.1 (36.6 percent) and Android 4.2 (8.5 percent) -- have a combined share of 45.1 percent, a number that is 4.7 percentage points higher compared to the previous data set that was released in early-August. A month ago, Jelly Bean had a 40.5 percent distribution level (34 percent for Android 4.1 and 6.5 percent for Android 4.2).
Sweet! Google unwraps the next version of Android: KitKat
In something of a surprise move, Google announces that the successor to Jelly Bean will not be Key Lime Pie as everyone was expecting but… KitKat. There are no details of just what Android 4.4 will have to offer, or when we can expect to see it, but the new KitKat website promises to "make an amazing Android experience available for everybody".
The name might seem like something you would expect to hear announced on April 1, but this is no joke. The Nestlé website confirms that the next version of Google's operating system will be named after the "popular chocolate and wafer confectionery".
Motorola now lets AT&T subscribers customize their Moto X online
US mobile maker Motorola just announced that AT&T subscribers can now customize and purchase their Moto X handset online, through the company's Moto X "design studio". The program is aimed at just AT&T subscribers (and not Verizon ones, for instance), as the mobile operator is the only partner which allows buyers to create their own interpretation of the new smartphone.
The Moto X configurator lets you choose front, rear and accent colors, the internal storage capacity (16 GB or 32 GB), matching accessories, and link your Google account (you will only have to type in your password during the initial setup process, according to the Moto X design studio). Prices range between $199.99 for the base model, when purchased alongside a two-year plan with AT&T, and $629.99, for the off-contract, still AT&T-branded 32 GB version (various accessories will increase the overall cost).
First Jelly Bean iteration is the most popular Android distribution
Jelly Bean continues its dominance streak in the green droid distribution charts, with Android 4.1 alone surpassing the former ruler, Gingerbread, based on the number of devices visiting Google Play during the 14 days ending August 1.
In the latest charts, combined, the first two Jelly Bean iterations, Android 4.1 (34 percent) and Android 4.2 (6.5 percent), reached a 40.5 percent distribution level, which represents a 2.6 percentage points increase (from 37.9 percent) over the previous data set from early-July. By contrast, Gingerbread (versions 2.3 to 2.3.7), accounted for a lesser 33.1 percent share, which is one percent lower compared to the numbers -- 34.1 percent -- released a month ago.
Nexus 7 wins, iPad mini loses
Rest in peace, iPad mini. Google killed you. The question then: Is it murder or manslaughter -- or justified homicide, putting the Apple tablet out of our misery?
Three days using the new Nexus 7, I can't imagine why Apple let Google, and partner ASUS, seize back-to-school buying with the tablet. I don't refer just to the instrument of destruction but the means. The 2013 edition is widely available through major US retailers, including Amazon and Best Buy. By all indications there is inventory to meet demand, not the typical supply shortages, although the 32GB WiFi model is unavailable this weekend from many retailers -- but Google Play is stocked.
Sony announces Android 4.3 Jelly Bean upgrade plans for (some) Xperia devices
Just a day after Google officially announced Android 4.3, Japanese maker Sony revealed, on Thursday, that a number of its upscale Xperia devices will receive a software upgrade to the third Jelly Bean iteration.
Sony did not provide an exact date as to when users can expect the upcoming update, but said that Android 4.3 Jelly Bean will be rolled out to the Xperia Z, Xperia ZL, Xperia ZR, Xperia Tablet Z, Xperia SP and Xperia Z Ultra, and likely other devices judging by the added ellipsis, following the list.
Google announces Android 4.3 -- 'a sweeter version of Jelly Bean'
Android users have been patiently waiting for a new version of their favorite mobile operating system for some time. Many were disappointed that a new update was not unveiled at the Google I/O conference. But finally the wait is over as today Google announces Android 4.3, which the company calls "a sweeter version of Jelly Bean". Diabetics need not worry; it will not increase glucose levels, only new features!
Unfortunately, those of you who watched today's Google Event, will already know that the announcement was slightly lackluster. Many of the new features are developer focused -- actual users don't gain very much to be excited about.


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Family campaigns after losing loved one
A family from Bedfordshire are campaigning for more people to donate stem cells in memory of a much loved daughter and sister.
A family from Bedfordshire are campaigning for more people to donate stem cells in memory of a much loved daughter and sister.
Teachers from across the region have joined a rally in Cambridge ahead of threatened strike action next month.
Nearly 30% of primary children in the East of England failed to reach the expected level in the new spelling, punctuation and grammar test.
A new astrochemistry laboratory has opened at The Open University in Milton Keynes.
Scientists will use the lab to analyse how icy molecules collide in space, a process that occurs when a planet starts to form. They hope that it will help them to understand how life begins.
Click below to watch a clip with Dr Helen Fraser, from The Open University.
The Milton Keynes-based Open University has awarded a degree to its oldest-ever graduate.
Clifford Dadson, who used to live in Northampton, is 93 years old.
He has now retired to Cumbria and, after having not studied for more than half a century, decided he needed a new challenge.
Kim Inglis has been to meet him.
Schools across the East will be closed tomorrow in a dispute between teachers' unions and the government regarding pay, pensions and working conditions.
The teachers' strike by the National Union of Teachers and the National Association of Schoolmasters Union of Women Teachers follows last week's action by the Fire Brigades Union, suggesting growing unrest in the public sector.
Click below to watch a report from ITV News Anglia's Elodie Harper
One of the world's leading universities has launched legal action against a small business school in Milton Keynes with a similar name.
Havard school of management which is run from this building in the town is being sued Harvard in the US which claims its reputation is under threat. A date for a full hearing has been set for next February.
One of our biggest universities is celebrating its 50th anniversary.
The University of East Anglia in Norwich is perhaps as well known for its architecture as it is for its academic achievements.
In half a century the UEA has become an integral part of the Norfolk economy contributing more than £150 million a year and employing more than 3,500 staff.
The university has an impressive alumni - comedians Paul Whitehouse and Arthur Smith, Doctor Who actor, Matt Smith and a long legacy of award winning authors including the current Chancellor of the UEA, Rose Tremain.
Labour were wiped out at the last election in this region, with no MPs at all in Essex, Suffolk and Norfolk.
As party members meet at its annual conference, they know they have an uphill task with less than two years to the next polling day.
Teachers from across the region have joined a rally in Cambridge ahead of threatened strike action next month.
Read the full storyNearly 30% of primary children in the East of England failed to reach the expected level in the new spelling, punctuation and grammar test.
Read the full storyA playground row has broken out between the Department for Education and some of the region's leading academics, about the best way to educate our youngest children.
In a letter published today by the Daily Telegraph, 130 education experts have urged the government to delay formal education until children are seven years old - saying that they risk being tested too much too young.
Click below to see a full interview with David Whitebread from the University of Cambridge:
Academics from the University of Cambridge and Anglia Ruskin University have told the government they believe formal education for young children is damaging.
They argue play-time is an opportunity for children to have fun, and say it should last until they are 6 or 7 years old.


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there is still a difference between knowing something is being "talked about" and knowing in advance that the decision has been made and is being implemented.
O.K. Then, are "our" board members asking enough direct questions of staff at Hollywood and Avery? Are they afraid to let the public know what is really going on behind the scenes? See AFOX's last post. Most likely, "our" board members are powerless.
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It's the end of the long weekend (if you're in the US) and Estwald has released a new update to IrisManager, to keep you busy through the end of it. Version 2.50 notably features a new GUI. The GUI features slide icons, new colors and a smooth gradient background, along with a different button layout. The changelog explains everything:
New Controls:
DPAD LEFT / RIGHT: move one position to the left or right
L1/R1: Scroll up and jumping a number of positions within the icons
DPAD UP: Toggle between favorites / Games
DPAD DOWN: Changes to Games, managing change games as follows (shown in the screen below-center):
PS3 - PSX: Displays all the games in alphabetical order
PS3> PSX: Displays first PS3 games in alphabetical order and then PSX equally (ie, separating the groups and shows first PS3)
PSX> PS2: Sample first PSX games in alphabetical order and then the PS3 in the same way (ie, separating the groups and shows first PSX)
The settings are stored: note that it is not the same as pressing L3/R3
Favorites Mode
Information Display
Top - Left: Favorite Mode / Games (set current / number of total games)
Top - Center: Game Title
Top - Right: Devices connected. In Yellow which contains the current game
Bottom - Left: In the inset shows the configuration of the games, if you need a BR disc, Direct Boot with an arrow, BD Emu or LIBFS. Below, date / time of the system.
Down - Center: management mode icons as described above.
Bottom - Right: active FTP Server icon, temperature data, etc.
Recharging Icons
The system has been considering looking for speed and agility in the game search
As mentioned above, Estwald has announced that he will be taking a break from working on IrisManager and leaves it to the community to further develop the backup manager. Here is what he's said with today's release:
NOTE: From this version will be partially removed. Or put another way: I will not be as active as before (only in case of "extreme" would thus need me XD) and hope that the inclusion of the new GUI other people are encouraged to continue to maintain the program and improve it: I I have done everything possible to provide all the tools and materials needed, but now it's time to take a break and do other things and maybe others take over if they want to continue to implement things;).
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Moulton's Apothecary, Inc. filed as a Domestic for Profit Corporation in the State of Florida and is no longer active. This corporate entity was filed approximately sixty-seven years ago on Monday, July 01, 1946 as recorded in documents filed with Florida Department of State. There are a couple of officers known to have been associated with this organization.
James Moulton served as the President and has interests in other corporate entities including Pensacola Candy Company, Moulton Properties, Inc. and three more corporations. James's past corporate affiliations include Moulton's P & S Apothecary, Inc., Pensacola Drug Company and four others.
Robert Moulton was the Director of Moulton's Apothecary, Inc.. Robert's additional corporate interests include Mo' Airport, LLC, Moulton Brothers, Inc. and three more corporations. Robert's past corporate affiliations include Moulton's Drugs Highland Terrace, Inc., Hawkshaw Village, LLC and four others.
James C. Moulton is also the registered agent for the company. Also known as a statutory or resident agent, the registered agent is responsible for receiving legal notifications regarding court summons, lawsuits, and other legal actions involving the corporate entity.
Key roles for Moulton's Apothecary, Inc. |
James C. Moulton
President, Treasurer, Director
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Robert W. Moulton
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Loretta A. Foster
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Filing Type: | Domestic for Profit Corporation |
Status: | Inactive |
State: | Florida |
State ID: | 147671 |
Date Filed: | Monday, July 01, 1946 |
Registered Agent | James C. Moulton |
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