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As I approach my 30th year of employment in higher education, I continue to feel as if I am in Wonderland. The life of the mind is, of course, always filled with wonder, and higher education enjoys proximity to two renewable sources of wonder: young people and a mission of discovery. Immersion in higher education IT adds even more to the wonder: I suspect that careers in IT in higher education leave many of us feeling like we have tumbled down Alice's tunnel to a pool of tears, the queen's croquet grounds, or a mad tea party.1
My fascination with technology was kindled as a graduate student by a reading of Professor David Landes's The Unbound Prometheus, a history of technological change and industrial development in Western Europe from 1750. Landes described how changes in technology and in process occur hand in hand, leading to new forms of industrial organization.2 Since that reading, I have been consumed with the desire to understand the historical and institutional context for IT—in higher education. More recently, my understanding was deepened by Professor Martin Trow, who argued that:
IT is embedded in and used by institutions that have a history. The historically shaped characteristics of colleges and universities are highly relevant to the ways IT will be used by (and over time transform) the existing structures of higher education. It is also likely that IT will cut its own channels, leading to the creation of institutions that differ from those of today, institutions where theweight of history does not condition and constrain IT's use.3
Professor Trow was most certainly right. With respect to higher education's administrative and teaching activities, IT has perhaps not fulfilled its promise to the extent witnessed in some other sectors of the economy. Here, the handicraft traditions of teaching and learning in the academy have, as Trow suggests, conditioned and constrained IT's use. Indeed, at some colleges and universities, good instructional technology is viewed as a barrier—or even antithetical—to good instruction. Change is slow.
In scientific research, however, and increasingly in social science and humanities research, IT's role has been transformational. Our ability to simulate and model physical phenomena, living systems, weather, traffic flows, and the economy through IT has placed IT on the same footing as experimentation and theory, as one of the pillars of research method. And Trow, too, was right about IT's capacity to cut its own channels. Today, so-called "open universities" serve hundreds of thousands of distant degree seekers worldwide through a variety of technologies, and in the time since Trow's essay was written, for-profit postsecondary school revenues have grown at a nearly 19 percent compound annual growth rate to nearly 6 percent of all postsecondary education spending. These institutions, which are expected to comprise nearly 8 percent of U.S. higher education by 2011, are certainly unconstrained by the weight of history.4
Lastly, teaching and learning are changing—albeit more slowly—under the influence of IT. More and more courses offer hybrid forms of instruction that are made possible by the networks and various computing and communications platforms that are being placed at students' disposal. At the same time, more and more students are supplementing—or replacing—lectures, seminars, and course materials with resources they uncover on the web.
As we slide farther and farther down the rabbit hole, we stare at or interact in wonder with grids, semantic webs, wikis, podcasts, open education resources, social networks, and other destinations. IT leads us not to a pool of tears, but to "peaks of inflated expectations" or to "troughs of disillusionment."5
Amidst our wonder is confusion. This volume is born of my confusion over where IT is moving and what channels it may begin to cut now in our historical institutions of higher education. This volume, too, is born of the confusion of college and university IT leaders throughout the world who need to make some sense of a chaotic and fast-changing environment long enough to guide institutional investments and to operate needed services for students, faculty, staff, and others. The volume is, if you will, a periodic measurement. It is an ice core from 2008; an assessment of where IT and social behaviors related to IT appear to be headed and of channels they may cut through our historical institutions. This volume is offered as an opportunity for very busy people to reflect on and assimilate the meaning of IT to higher education purposes and methods. The contributors to this volume strive to separate those torrents that may cut large and potentially disruptive channels in higher education from those smaller channels that may beautify our institutions or simply disappear without a trace. Creating this volume reflects the belief that educators and technologists need context for our actions and that we need to recalibrate this changing context more and more often. We need to think visions, not vision. We need to think of possibilities, predispositions, and probabilities, not of certainties. We need to think of directions and not fixities.
This volume—in my thinking—really represents the third volume in a visioning and context-setting exercise that began with the writing in 1992 of Sustaining Excellence in the 21st Century and continued in 1999 with Dancing with the Devil.6
Sustaining Excellence chronicled the emergence of the campus network and its capacity to link what we then called the campus technology archipelago. This report forecast the flattening of college and university organizations as access to resources on the network made it possible for members of the organizational community to make decisions without a dependence on formal hierarchies. Sustaining Excellence forecast, as well, the federation of central campus systems with local and personal systems, unified via a network and a common user interface.
Dancing with the Devil looked outside the walls of the university as the potential for the Internet and the new World Wide Web created simultaneously (1) the capacity to expand the college or university's presence, (2) unprecedented access to scholarly information resources, (3) the capacity to deliver core academic services at a distance, and (4) the opportunity for profit-oriented newcomers to enter higher education's market. The notion of empowerment permeates both of these volumes.
It Is Still about Empowerment
The theme of empowerment continues to pervade my thinking and the thinking of many of my colleagues. Looking back, I am pleased that I recognized this strand nearly 20 years ago, but I chuckle at my naïveté. In 1992, my colleagues and I at the University of California recognized that the network would draw power from the center of the administration to the myriad departments, schools, and colleges where the real mission of the university is discharged. This group of gifted and visionary central administrators welcomed this new sharing of responsibility. But we all believed that we could control the flow of power and that networks would foster shifts of power—among organizations! We did not understand—like Martin Trow—that IT was a force that would cut its own channels. Today, many writers refer to this empowerment as "consumerization."
Most futurists overstate the proximity of change and understate its magnitude. The premise of this volume is that the spectacular success of the network, the persistent interconnection of billions of people, the emergence of English as the global language of commerce, and other forces are empowering individuals. This empowerment has the potential to cut imaginable channels in our existing institutions and to make room for new institutions.
One colleague recently asked: Does the emergence of the network, unimaginable resources, and of virtual worlds now make it possible to liberate higher education from economics that are dominated by the cost of maintaining physical environments? Can we provide meaningful and cost-effective learning environments for 100 students? Can we imagine a return to the School of Athens? One need not look far to uncover the impact of IT on neighborhood banks, travel agencies, encyclopedias, libraries, political campaigns, and other institutions. The question remains: How can information technology change historical institutions of higher education? Perhaps in 2008 the question is: What is the role of the institution in a world where individuals are empowered to seek solutions anywhere in the network cloud?
To understand the possible impacts of IT on institutions, it makes sense to separate the idea of the university from its corporeal form. Western higher education traces its roots to Plato's academy of skeptics nearly 2,500 years ago. This history is dominated by adaptability. Colleges and universities rank among the world's most persistent institutions. Many have survived—in recognizable form—for more than a millennium, despite war, regime charge, recession, revolution, and other upheavals.
Universities and colleges have themselves been empowered. Colleges and universities were chartered originally by popes and kings as places where elites and experts were sequestered. Over time, their governance evolved and the dominion of priests and clerics, or that of government ministers, yielded to shared governance by rectors and academics. Fueled by the Renaissance, the invention of movable type, the Protestant reformation, democratic egalitarianism, and the Industrial Revolution, colleges and universities grew in number, size, and influence and were largely empowered to govern themselves as perpetuities.
The themes that pervade this history until the 20th century are skepticism, expertise, physicality, expansion, influence, resiliency, empowerment (self-governance), place, and craft. The history of the university has also long been characterized by autonomy and by the separation of utilitarian and nonutilitarian education.7 The metaphors of the ivory tower, gated city, sheltered grove, and city-on-the-hill continue to find substance in campus plans and architecture. Finally, and more recently, the university mission and organization were enlarged to recognize the intimate and complex interplay of instruction and research.
Along the way, higher education's gates were swung wide open as societies and individuals came to understand the importance of knowledge in the production of national wealth and social mobility. While the modern college and university retains certain medieval aspects and forms, its adaptability and persistence do not arise out of inflexibility. Professor Mark C. Taylor traces higher education's evolution as shown in Table 1.
|Table 1. Kant's Polarities Updated: New Conflicts
|Ivory Tower
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Source: Reprinted with permission from Mark C. Taylor, "Useful Devils," EDUCAUSE Review, July/August 2000, 44.
This evolutionary sweep is a work in process and today's higher education remains defined by the continued creative tension and debate between utilitarian and nonutilitarian values. Increasingly, I believe, the challenge for higher education is to understand how technology and changing human behavior influence skepticism, expertise, physicality, expansion, influence, resiliency, empowerment (self-governance), place, and craft.
Issues Raised in This Volume
The essays in this volume span a wide variety of topics. The contributing authors are among the best thinkers and practitioners in their fields. In the main, this volume examines issues such as the virtualization of service delivery, the "opening" of software and academic course content, and globalization through the lens of the empowered individual. The contributors raise, but rarely answer, questions about the roles of place, expertise, the library, and governance in the virtualized and distributed world of the network cloud.
The elephant in the room is the question: If a 300-year-old institution like Encyclopedia Brittanica can be threatened in five years by Wikipedia, can other aggregators of expertise (aka colleges and universities) be similarly challenged? Similarly, if knowledge and talent are now globally understood to be the sine qua non of the Information Age, then can colleges and universities lever their communities, reputations, credentials, and presence globally? And, finally, how does the new channel cut by information technology change scholarship? Does the existence or accessibility of new tools, instruments, and resources change academic practice, and how do changes—or constancies—get socialized?
This volume reflects a collaboration of many, many people. Brian Hawkins, president emeritus of EDUCAUSE, initially encouraged me to pursue this work. My colleagues Cynthia Golden, Mark Luker, and Diana Oblinger have both been intellectually indispensable and kept me going through their encouragement. The Fellows of the EDUCAUSE Center for Analysis and Research (ECAR) are extraordinary. Whatever good there is in the framing of the questions and the reasoning in this volume is their doing. Here I specifically thank Robert Albrecht, Judy Caruso, Phil Goldstein, Jack McCredie, Mark Nelson, Gail Salaway, Mark Sheehan, Toby Sitko, Don Spicer, and Ron Yanosky, who participated in two of the most provocative and forward-thinking meetings of my career. They are an extraordinary resource for higher education. I also had the pleasure of traveling for eight months with Ted Dodds, CIO of the University of British Columbia. Ted was a constant source of ideas, an ardent supporter, and a gentle but effective critic.
I was also able to tap—perhaps to excess—the time, talent, and goodwill of members of the EDUCAUSE Advisory Group on Enterprise Information Systems and Services (AGEISS). Nadine Stern of The College of New Jersey and Colin Currie of Princeton University chaired this group during the past 18 months and deserve special thanks. Special thanks as well to Roberta Ambur of the University of South Dakota, Mark Askren of UC Irvine, Kathryn Gates of the University of Mississippi, Ron Kraemer of the University of Wisconsin–Madison, Tracy Shroeder of the University of San Francisco, Mary Stephens of CSU–Long Beach, Niran Subramaniam of the University of Warwick, David Trevvett of the University of Chicago, Walter Weir of the University of Nebraska, and Khalil Yazdi of the University of Mary Washington.
If authors are the architects of books, then the editorial and production staff are the engineers that render the words clear, usable, and maybe occasionally inspiring. At EDUCAUSE we are actively trying to experiment and model behaviors that promote openness and that is especially important for a volume like this. This inclination means that we depend on EDUCAUSE staff and contractors for a wide range of editorial, art design, book design, layout, printing, and distribution services. Nancy Hays of EDUCAUSE coordinated the efforts of a large cast of very talented characters. Elizabeth Black, whose paintings I collect, was intrigued enough to produce the towers and clouds that appear occasionally in the volume. She is a gifted artist. Anita Kocourek has done graphic design, layout, presentations, and all things graphic for me for nearly 20 years. She has that rare ability to take my scribbles on napkins and render them into beautiful and meaningful illustrations. Catherine Yang is a trusted and valued colleague who is one of the best strategic thinkers I know. She provided senior leadership to the editorial, art, and production team. Her kindness and good nature, too, always kept this project of many parts on track. Lorretta Palagi provided expert editorial support.
This volume might not have come to fruition without the encouragement and financial support of my friends and colleagues at SunGard Higher Education. It's been my honor to work with the leadership of this organization for more than a decade. They have been unstinting supporters of EDUCAUSE and care deeply about higher education.
Finally, and not at all least, Julia Rudy again worked as my editorial alter ego. Julie began as my editor more than 15 years ago when I was at the University of California and she was at CAUSE. She lured me to CAUSE, then EDUCAUSE, and is not only the best editor I know, she is a friend. Julie postponed retirement to have this last ride with me. It has been a pleasure and honor to work with her and I dedicate this volume to her, just as she dedicated her life to the higher education IT community.
- Lewis Carroll, Alice's Adventures in Wonderland (London: Macmillan Publishers, 1865).
- David S. Landes, The Unbound Prometheus (Cambridge, England: Cambridge University Press, 1969).
- Martin Trow, "The Development of Information Technology in U.S. Higher Education," Daedalus (Fall 1997): 294.
- From Jeffrey M. Silber's study, Education and Training, published by Equity Research: BMO Capital Markets–U.S. (September 2007): 85–86.
- From Gartner Hype Cycles, developed by Gartner, Inc., to represent the maturity, adoption, and business application of specific technologies, http://www.gartner.com/pages/story.php.id.8795.s.8.jsp.
- R. N. Katz and R. P. West, Sustaining Excellence in the 21st Century: A Vision and Strategies for University Administration (Boulder, CO: CAUSE, 1992); and R. N. Katz and Associates, Dancing with the Devil: IT and Higher Education (San Francisco: Jossey-Bass, 1999).
- See Mark C. Taylor's summary of Immanuel Kant's The Conflict of the Faculties in "Useful Devils," EDUCAUSE Review (July/August 2000): 42.
Carroll, Lewis. Alice's Adventures in Wonderland. London: Macmillan Publishers, 1865.
Katz, R. N., and R. P. West. Sustaining Excellence in the 21st Century: A Vision and Strategies for University Administration. Boulder, CO: CAUSE, 1992.
Katz, R. N., and Associates. Dancing with the Devil: IT and Higher Education. San Francisco: Jossey-Bass, 1999.
Landes, David S. The Unbound Prometheus. Cambridge, England: Cambridge University Press, 1969.
Silber, Jeffrey M. Education and Training. Equity Research: BMO Capital Markets–U.S. (September 2007).
Taylor, Mark C. "Useful Devils." EDUCAUSE Review (July/August 2000): 38–46.
Trow, Martin. "The Development of Information Technology in U.S. Higher Education." Daedalus (Fall 1997): 293–314.

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If you've ever dreamt of getting back to nature and taking on incredibly adventurous challenges such as swimming the length of a river or bicycling across the country, you can understand how Dave Cornthwaite used to feel.
Not only did he dream about them, but he did them.
Cornthwaite's bold and daring spirit has pushed him to complete ambitious expeditions he planned for himself over the past several years. One in particular had the Britain native paddle boarding from one end of the Mississippi River to the other, which is exactly what brought him to Red Wing in the summer of 2011.
During a break in his excursion, Cornthwaite took some time to speak at the Environmental Learning Center.
"I took my 10-year-old son at the time and both of us just kind of sat there and went, 'Wow,'" ELC Director Jason Jech remembered. "What he's doing is just amazing."
So impressed with Cornthwaite's stories, personality and inspirational qualities, Jech recently decided to invite him back to Red Wing.
Cornthwaite will return to the area next week, but not for another extreme adventure. Instead, his stop will be one of many on a tour of the United States that introduces his lecture series, "Say Yes More." The tour comes on the heels of Cornthwaite's most recent adventure -- swimming more than 1,000 miles in the Missouri River from August to October.
"I've now recuperated to a degree where I'm able to speak to people," the adventurer joked. "I've got some great stories now."
Using those personal experiences, Cornthwaite designed his lectures to promote thought and action toward a happier, more adventurous life. It was exactly that kind of life that he realized he wanted back in 2005 when Cornthwaite decided to leave his career as a graphic designer and chase after his passions.
Now he's taking an opportunity to show others that it's possible to reach for their dreams and accomplish goals they didn't think were conceivable.
"The lessons I've learned over the past few years are attributable to anybody if they want to go out there and do something they're struggling with," he said.
"It's a very simple approach," Jech said of Cornthwaite's outlook. "Say yes to things instead of, 'Oh no, I can't.' Do the things you want to do, not the things you have to do all the time."
Cornthwaite will convey that message locally next week when he speaks at the Anderson Center Barn at 7 p.m. Tuesday Nov. 20. There's no charge for admission, but Cornthwaite will accept free will donations to go toward his fundraising efforts for nonprofit organizations.
Jech said he's encouraging ELC staff to attend the lecture and hopes a lot of area community members will turn out to hear what Cornthwaite has to say.
"He has a unique perspective I think we all can learn from," Jech said. "There are some amazing people out there doing amazing things and Dave is one of them."


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IT WILL be an unusual sight when people dressed as Santa race around Basingstoke playing fields this Sunday.
The event is being organised by Sebastian's Action Trust, which runs The Bluebells, in North Waltham – a holiday home for seriously-ill children and their families.
The charity hopes people will support the second annual summer Santa Sun Run at Down Grange Sports Complex.
The event marks the first of many which are part of the trust's Christmas in July campaign.
Participants taking part in the run will be able to run, walk or jog the 5km route.
Events co-ordinator Hannah Lambart said: "We were pleased to see so many people join us for our first summer Santa Sun Run last year and we hope to build upon that success.
"Last year we saw families come together, groups of friends, colleagues and individuals taking part. The popular thing about this event is that it appeals to all ages and all fitness levels.
"Although this day will be a great event, it also has a much deeper meaning.
"Sadly for many of our families a lot of children we support may not be able to celebrate Christmas in December.
"That's why we have brought Santa on holiday and are encouraging as many people as possible to help us raise vital funds which will help the incredible children we support".
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When you're configuring a Mac to leverage an existing Windows infrastructure, having the clocks in sync is an important task. Luckily, Windows Server has been able to act as an NTP server for a long time. In this article, we'll look at configuring Server 2008 R2 to be an NTP server for Mac and Linux clients.
Note: Before you get started, or any time you're hacking around in the registry, make sure to do a backup of your registry/SystemState!
To enable NTP on Windows Server, open your favorite registry editor and navigate to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESYSTEMCurrentControlSetServicesW32TimeTimeProvidersNtpServer. From here, enter a key called Enabled as a dword with a value of 00000001.
The NTP Server should look upstream at another NTP host. To configure this, go ahead and navigate to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESYSTEMCurrentControlSetServicesW32TimeTimeProvidersNtpClient and create Enabled as a dword with a value of 0000001 and SpecialPollInterval with a value of 300:
NTP would then need a source, so let's go ahead and create that in the registry as well. To set that up, navigate to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESYSTEMCurrentControlSetServicesW32TimeParameters and then setup the Type key to contain NTP, the Period key to contain freq and the NtpServer key to obtain the IP address of the server followed by ,0x1, as follows (assuming an IP of 10.0.0.8 for the upstream NTP server:
The w32tm service doesn't start unless your system is on a domain (and should be restarted if the system is already running as a DC). To starts the service automatically (if needed), use the sc command:
sc triggerinfo w32time start/networkon stop/networkoff
Windows systems can also use an NTP server. To configure the NTP client, navigate to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESYSTEMCurrentControlSetServicesW32TimeTimeProvidersNtpClient and create Enabled as a dword with a value of 0000001 and SpecialPollInterval with a value of 300:
NTP would then need a source, so let's go ahead and create that in the registry as well. To set that up, navigate to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESYSTEMCurrentControlSetServicesW32TimeParameters and then setup the Type key to contain NTP, the Period key to contain freq and the NtpServer key to obtain the IP address of the server followed by ,0x1, as follows (assuming an IP of 10.0.0.8 for the upstream NTP server:
Finally, you can invoke the w32tm service directly to query peers and verify that no skew has occurred with the clocks:
w32tm /query /peers
Viola, you've now achieved what could be done using a checkbox on an OS X Server. Hope you've enjoyed noodling around in the registry!
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At this point, most Mac admins know to how to enable ntp on a Mac OS X Server and set clients to the server. Most Mac admins also know how to use managed preferences to set ntp as well. We all know that time is pretty important and most are using ntp at this point.
Network time should, almost by definition, be continuous, which allows ntpd in Mac OS X can update clocks in small denominations. Thus, managing corrections with little overhead or impact to the system enables ntp to be an inexpensive method for managing clocks. But ntp is also built to keep things running smoothly even when there are a lot of corrections. When there are a lot of corrections made by ntp, these are tracked and can be seen using the ntpdc command. The ntpdc is used to view and set the state of the ntp daemon and is interactive. To enter the interactive environment, simply type ntpdc at a terminal prompt:
Once you are in the ntpdc interactive environment you will need to use one of the many verbs provided for ntpdc. One such verb is looping, used to "display loop filter information:"
ntpdc> loopinfo
offset: 0.017866 s
frequency: -499.996 ppm
poll adjust: 13
watchdog timer: 209 s
The above output has four items of interest:
Note: To make it easier to parse, you can run looping with a online option, placing output into a single comma seperated line.
There are other verbs as well, which allow you to add servers (addserver), show peers (showpeer), set a password to use for password requests (passed), see various statistics (sysstats, sysinfo, stats, instates, ctlstats, clockstat, iostats) and set encryption keys (keyid, trustedkey, untrustedkey, etc). There's a pretty good bit you can with these verbs; just run help to see a full list of supported verbs (my favorite verb other than looping is fudge).
You can also check ntp information on the fly using the ntpq command. Here, ntpq -p will show you the name, IP address and other information live:
ntpq -p
remote refid st t when poll reach delay offset jitter
*time.apple.com 22.214.171.124 2 u 181m 512 376 32.169 17.084 0.315
Windows clients using Active Directory domains automatically get time from domain controllers. If a client is part of an Open Directory or SMB-based domain, you can add a NTP server by clicking on the time in the system tray (bottom right corner of the Windows screen). Click on Internet Time. Click the check box for Automatically synchronize with an Internet time server. Enter the name or IP of the ntp server. Click the Update Now button.
When finished, you'll see a note that Your time has been successfully synchronized.
For clients other than Windows, it makes little sense to set ntp settings with a GPO, given that systems not in Active Directory won't really use them. And most environments that don't have a directory service are pretty small. But this isn't to say that you won't want to deploy these settings en masse. Much as you can use the /etc/ntp.conf file or the systemsetup -setnetworktimeserver command to configure a time server in Mac OS X you can use the registry to do so in Windows. If you can use the registry to configure a setting you can then use regedit or regedit32 to set the keys programatically.
But if you choose to, the keys are in HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESYSTEMCurrentControlSetServicesW32TimeParameters (most notably is the NtpServer key) or you can use w32tm with the /config option. Once configured, reset the time to that of the time server to test. This can be tested with w32tm:
w32tm /resync /rediscover
Mac OS X and Windows can use an ntp-based server, but given that ntp is so widely used, what else? Using ntp with appliances can help with authentication protocols and also assist with triangulating issues from within log files. So, how about a Cisco IOS device. SSH into one and let's get started. First off, run the enable command and then provide a password:
Then, go into config mode:
config t
Now we're going to use the ntp command and issue and update calendar to tell IOS to update the hardware clock from the software clock:
ntp update-calendar
Then we'll specify our ntp server(s):
ntp server 10.0.0.88
Note: Just run the ntp server command twice if you want to specify a second ntp server.
Then exit config mode:
And write your new settings into memory:
wr mem
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Joel Green was born and raised in Philadelphia, PA and was an All-City basketball player for all four years of high school. After graduating from high school, he attended the well known Hargrave Military Academy for prep school to exercise more college options. While there, he helped lead Hargrave to a #1 national ranking by USA Today and became top 30 players in the country.
Upon leaving Hargrave he began his collegiate career at Siena College where he was the top recruit. After an injury sidelined him, he was forced to sit out and red shirt his freshman year. To seek better opportunity, Joel transferred from Siena into the JUCO rankings to avoid sitting out yet another year by going to another 4 year school, which is NCAA regulation for transfers. While spending time in Junior College, Joel was able to win back-to-back National Titles making his way back to Division 1 basketball by signing with Rider University. After winning a Regular Season Title his senior season with the Broncs, he graduated with honors earning his BA in psychology. Joel began his professional career by playing in Ireland's Superleague, which was followed by playing in both Spain and Venezuela while receiving a D-League contact along the way. A recent highlight for Joel was when he was invited to spend a few weeks with the 76ers during their preseason training.
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Ten Westmoreland County mail carriers received awards on Thursday for embodying the adage: "Neither snow nor rain nor heat nor gloom of night stays these couriers from the swift completion of their appointed rounds."
For 30 years, the Greensburg Post Office employees have braved the elements to deliver the mail without a single traffic accident.
During a ceremony at the post office, they earned National Safety Council "Million Mile Club" accolades for decades of safe, on-the-job driving.
Each year, the postal service welcomes about 200 to the Million Mile Club, but recognizing 10 employees from one post office is a rare event.
"It's an amazing accomplishment," said Gary Bluestone, president of the Pittsburgh branch of the National Association of Letter Carriers. "I've never seen more than three of these in an office, let alone 10."
To win the recognition, drivers must either collect 1 million, accident-free miles or 30 years without a preventable motor vehicle accident. Those honored in Greensburg all earned 30 safe years, said Tad Kelley, a spokesman with the postal service.
"It's an amazing number to have so many people in one office achieve this milestone," said Joe Scherder, area acting post office operations manager.
The award is the highest honor given by the National Safety Council to professional drivers.
The honorees received wooden plaques and applause from their co-workers who gathered to celebrate.
Jay Phelan, acting district manager for the post office's Western Pennsylvania district, started his career as a letter carrier.
The honor, he said, is "remarkable ... very special and very rare" especially during recent winter storms that brought hazardous road conditions.
"The Million Mile Club is their Hall of Fame," Phelan said. "Thank you for making safety on the road a priority."
Careful work is a priority to honoree Kevin Reidmiller, a member of the office's safety committee.
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Awardee Kim Ross noted frequent warnings issued by the office about dangers such as snow and wet leaves.
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Employees at the Greensburg Post Office on South Pennsylvania Avenue deliver parcels to Greensburg, South Greensburg, Youngwood and Hempfield. Postmaster Sheryl Velazquez lauded the workers for their "very conscientious" attitude.
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It was ok: Carnival Spirit Cruise Review by Over from NZ
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It was ok
Destination: South Pacific
Embarkation: Sydney (Australia)
Embarkation (and Debarkation at the other end) is quick and easy.
Service on the ship is excellent in all areas. The staff were great.
We were not overly impressed with the food, other than the Empire Restaurant. It was certainly plentiful and available often, but it was average. Average is ok, we're realistic about a buffet - but we expected (and have become used to) better. Often luke-warm too (or even cold in some cases). It was certainly nothing to write home about - well at least not for the right reasons. To be fair though - the Empire Restaurant fare was excellent and we really enjoyed dining More there (in fact it was a no-brainer with the quality of the buffet).
The decor as mentioned is sort of dark and odd. Didn't think that would bother us and it probably didn't - but maybe subconsciously it added to the overall picture of averageness and drearyness.
Entertainment wasn't as good as we expected. There were many cruisers we talked to that had been on other cruises making similar statements - along the lines of there just isn't as much activities to do (or variety of) on this ship, the shows were not as good and the general atmosphere lacking. The live band was good though.
Our 12 year old had a ball. However he did comment, that the Circle-C kids club program was nowhere near as organised as his last cruise. Yes, there were a lot of kids, but they were NOT out of control as some have stated. They were certainly more noticeable on this cruise, but there was no issues there.
This won't bother many, but it's not as friendly for smokers. Yes, I know it may seem trivial, but it was a case of having to go from our room on level 1 up to the top deck each time and then along the other end of the ship. Or if you were at the casino on level 2, it's a similar hike. P&0 have one of the complete walking decks on deck 7 available for smokers along with one side of the top deck; and with the rooms starting at deck 5 -wherever you are on their ships, it's a maximum of 2 decks to get your fix. Deck chairs on the walking deck (which I think was deck 3)would also make a difference.
I think the hype is the food (quantity - 24 hour pizza, 24 hour ice-cream, fries & burgers all included in the price), along with the Green Thunder and the soft-drink package. We found, you get over the rubbish type food quickly, you can only drink so much softdrink - and even the kids can only spend so much time on the Green Thunder before the novelty wears off). Strip them away and there's no point of difference and they lag behind other ships in other areas such as food & entertainment. Certainly we didn't have a bad time (how could you?), but nothing to rave about. Less
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THE mantra emerging from the Whitten Oval is clear - team defence and a desperation to win the contested ball.
The Western Bulldogs were brilliant in both areas in an 18-point upset over North Melbourne on Sunday, as well as their ability to swiftly move the ball into attack.
Veteran forward Daniel Giansiracusa, who battled plantar fasciitis earlier in the season, was a beneficiary of this, with three goals against the Kangaroos.
Giansiracusa told The Age last September he was hopeful the Dogs would have ''a game plan that can really stand up to modern footy'' this season.
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''[Kicks inside 50 metres] were probably deeper, which is what we are looking to do. Not only then do you get the scoring opportunities but you can set up your defence as well.''
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''We've won three games and we're in that middle pack and I think we're seeing improvements but we've got a long way to go,'' Giansiracusa said. He spoke after club great Doug Hawkins had the area of turf he made his own during his playing days - the Doug Hawkins wing - reactivated in his honour at the Whitten Oval, complete with new signage.
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Griffen had 31 disposals against the Kangaroos, adding to his impressive form against Collingwood (33), when he was arguably best on ground, and Greater Western Sydney (37).
After missing the opening clash against West Coast because of injury, he was excellent against Adelaide but quiet against St Kilda and Melbourne.
''Not many Rolls-Royces at this footy club - Chris Grant was one - but Ryan Griffen's not far away from it,'' Hawkins said.
''I don't like talking Brownlow Medals but he is potentially that player who will win a Brownlow Medal because he carries and he runs
''He's a good decision maker - tough, hard at the footy. He's right up there with some of the best midfielders in the competition … you're talking Gary Ablett jr, [Geelong's Jimmy] Bartel, Sam Mitchell from Hawthorn.
''He's just absolutely sensational. Ryan Griffen belongs in that top bracket of midfielders, no doubt about it.''


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DeLAND, Fla. - Volusia County deputies have arrested a 19-year-old high school student after they say she pushed a substitute teacher out of the way to help her brother fight another student.
Latanique Moore, 19, has been charged with assault on a public school employee, disrupting with school administration and battery in the Tuesday incident at DeLand High School.
Deputies said Moore was escorting her 14-year-old brother to class as she normally does and overheard a student talking about wanting to fight her brother. Moore said she stood at the doorway to tell the teacher while her brother was late to class when she saw her brother and the student fighting.
According to the report, Moore then pushed the teacher away, causing the teacher to fall back onto the classroom door, and started to help her brother beat up the other student. Both her brother and the other student received medical attention from the school nurse.
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I read with great interest your article about the Austrian tourist in London being harassed by the police when taking transport-related pictures (Police order tourists to delete photographs of bus station, 17 April). I visited London from Canada last month and was just about to record my arrival at Paddington station by taking a picture, when a hand came down in front of my camera and a voice said: "Don't, I was arrested for this two years ago. Taking photographs at British railway stations is forbidden." It turned out that the warning voice belonged to another Canadian tourist and fellow traveller on the Heathrow Express. I decided to heed her advice, but when I related this experience to friends in Britain, nobody seemed to have heard about this rule.
I later did manage to take transport-related pictures - how can you avoid doing so in London? However, I felt nervous each time and looked around for any police first. It would be really helpful if the Metropolitan police issued some clear guidelines relating to this issue and made them known to tourists in a clear way. And, yes, I think an official ban would be an over-reaction.
Inge Jordan
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It is not (yet) illegal to photograph buses or trains, or their stations. I am a transport enthusiast and there has recently been a lot of debate in bus and train magazines about the harassment of enthusiasts taking photos. Myself, I would put the camera down my clothing - any attempt to retrieve it would be assault; and in my case, as a woman, indecent assault.
SM Burden
Braintree, Essex
If police officers really are interpreting the law in the way suggested by Klaus Matzka's letter (Letters, 16 April) then it only goes to show that they are even more incompetent at their job than recent events had led me to suspect. Presumably this means that we can soon expect to see hapless trainspotters being dragged from railway stations and forced to delete photos of trains they may have taken, and souvenir shops having their stock of postcards of London buses seized by the police as being potentially useful to terrorists.
Meanwhile, having never before had the slightest interest in such things, I shall make sure that on my next visit to London I take as many photos of buses and trains as I can. As I work in the criminal courts, any police officer who would like to have a word with me should be able to find me easily enough.
Mark George QC
As a fellow medic I was disturbed by your picture (11 April) of a "police medic" wielding a baton against protesters at the G20. My understanding of the Hippocratic oath is that it does not include this activity. Such officers need to decide if they are medics giving succour to ill people or give up medicine and become policemen; they can't do both. I have asked the GMC to investigate these officers.
Emeritus Professor Joe Lamb
I am as outraged as anyone at the police's treatment of the late Ian Tomlinson and fully endorse the need for a thorough inquiry. I am concerned, however, at what I see as a lack of balance in your reporting of issues relating to the police. Many commentators have pointed out the need for the public to maintain a relationship of trust with the police, and the press have a big role to play in ensuring that the public have and receive a balanced view of the police and policing.
On 18 April you ran a front-page article and photograph about the death of Ian Tomlinson and then inside there was a double-page spread, again with photographs. In contrast, the sad death of PC Gary Toms, who was injured on 11 April in the course of his duties, merited only a 7in column on page 10. This shows the other side of policing and, in the interests of balance, more could have been made of this. An emphasis on the risks police officers take and the fear a lot of them must feel would perhaps partly explain, although certainly not excuse, the outrageous behaviour of some of them at the G20 demonstration.
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Samsung executive says model with curved screen will have October release date
While Samsung has shown off a working prototype with a flexible display, the problem for the OEM is mass producing the screens and having them work. Not only do these screens have to be flexible, they need to be thin and resistant to heat. A number of times over the last few months, we passed along the rumor about a variant of the Samsung Galaxy Note 3 to launch with a Gumby-like screen. Instead, the curved display is the next evolutionary step for the smartphone screen which eventually will lead to flexible screens, or ones that can fold up for a better fit in your pocket.
Recently, a mystery Samsung branded handset recently slipped into India for some R&D action. Perhaps this model, SM-W2014, will have something to do with the upcoming unit with a curved screen,
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1. Danishs (Posts: 147; Member since: 23 May 2013)
It'll probably be a low tier region based phone to test out the market
7. james004 (Posts: 486; Member since: 15 May 2013)
Meh, it wont be interesting anyways, most samsung phones these days are boring anyways, its sad but iphones are getting more interesting now.
Lets hope this curved phone doenst sabotage HTC One Max like most samsung phone do to HTC phones by stealing attention.
10. AnTuTu (Posts: 1580; Member since: 14 Oct 2012)
Just bring it on Sammy
2. Navaid (Posts: 46; Member since: 05 Sep 2013)
Can't wait.. :')
3. amats69 (Posts: 1523; Member since: 12 Nov 2012)
4. itsdeepak4u2000 (Posts: 3718; Member since: 03 Nov 2012)
Curved screens would be nice and give less scratches when rested on opposite side. I think they might combine flexi+curved screens in future.
5. WHoyton1 (Posts: 1635; Member since: 21 Feb 2013)
well done samsung! this is proof that they don't always copy and have one f the best R&D departments!
6. Taters (banned) (Posts: 6474; Member since: 28 Jan 2013)
It's going to be low end like the Galaxy Beam, GS4 Zoom, Mega, Rugby etc. You know, they actually see if people want these things before adding them to their flagships at the expense of size like cough...HTC, Sony, and Nokia.
8. androiphone20 (Posts: 1654; Member since: 10 Jul 2013)
Throwing the sink huh?
9. scriptwriter (Posts: 396; Member since: 13 Nov 2012)
curved screen is nothing new from samsung.. The samsung galaxy nexus and the galaxy S advance both have curved screens
16. JDMC..SmartphoneFan (Posts: 8; Member since: 14 Sep 2012)
curved glass, not curved scree ;)
11. justsayit (Posts: 256; Member since: 09 May 2013)
first curved screen? did phonearena is really atech blog??
lg optimus g pro also has curved screen,did you know about it?
samsung fail again to be the first :( poor samsung
phone with curved glass display
12. Bootutu (Posts: 228; Member since: 11 Jul 2013)
13. shuaibhere (Posts: 1986; Member since: 07 Jul 2012)
i think they are talking about flexible screens...because galaxy nexus had curved screen
14. Navaid (Posts: 46; Member since: 05 Sep 2013)
It means screen bending at sides and no body has yet done it, Google it you Creepy iFanboy Asshole.
15. nothingmuch (Posts: 199; Member since: 03 May 2013)
Really cause the Galaxy S3 has curved glass too.
I think they're relating to a convex or concave phone with the screen CURVED on it or maybe wavy who knows


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Midfielder David Keenleyside, who made 23 first-team appearances last season and scored six goals, has agreed to stay at Clarence Park with the newly-promoted Conference South side.
Joint manager James Gray told the club website: "Keeno is the type of creative midfielder that can open up defences and he will be a key member of our squad next season. We have asked him to undertake a programme to build-up his strength and stamina during the summer and we expect him to return for pre-season in peak condition."
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