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CORAL SPRINGS, Fla., March 13, 2014 /PRNewswire-iReach/ -- Enterprises TVproducers present March air dates for Omaha, Nebraska. The city continuously receives high rankings in a variety of surveys in the United States. It received a second place ranking from the Motovo blog, The Lighter Side of Real Estate, as one of America's 10 Best Cities for Professional Women in March. February brought the city a fifth place spot as one of the Top 10 Metros for Green-Friendly Apartments from the Apartment Guide. It was also ranked first by the Motovo Blog as one of The 10 best Cities to Raise a Family in America, and seventh as one of the Best Cities for Job Seekers by NerdWallet.com. The engaging and informative cable television program will air in Omaha on FOX KPTM-TV throughout the month.
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My NCAA Dictionary for the NCAA Tournament (with Some Picks!)March 6, 2010
Right now, there are many teams looking to fight into the NCAA Tournament. With at least 80 good teams, only 65 teams will be selected. Out of all these teams: I will give you a redefinition or terms you will here and what teams best fit the description. (Note, I'm using the seeding and teams from Rivals.com.)
Cinderella- Cinderellas are teams who probably underachieved during the season and drop two or three seeding in the past two or three weeks. The team is usually talented and could make a unexpecting run towards a sweet 16 run (Example: Arizona 2009)
My Team for this year? Illinois. The Fighting Illini have a lot of talent. D.J. Richardson is gonna be a great asset come march. Mike Davis is playing well, Demetri McCamey is passing well, and this team is somewhat deep. Depending on what bracket they get, I expect this team to maybe push into the second week.
Sleeper- That team. Sleeper teams are teams almost everyone has little or no support for. You know there good but cannot by into the team because they failed you or showed a flaw that can be attacked during the tournament. (Example: Michigan State)
My Team for this year? Vanderbilt. I wanted to pick UTEP for this but I love this Vanderbilt team. A.J. Ogilvy is a solid big man that can have some good games in the tournament. Jeffery Taylor is a long wing that can cause mismatches. John Jenkins and Jermaine Beal are two guards that might be able to create problems because of their difference ways to score.
Overachiever-Buddy pick them to go to the final four as that "sexy pick" but you know it's smoke and mirrors. Maybe the sweet 16 but you know that might be in doubt. (Example: Wake Forest)
My Team for this year? OHIO STATE! People don't listen to me but- this team is not that great. I have seen them play five times (all against ranked opponents) and they have flaws. They only play six guys: What if you beat the main line? Ohio State could be a elite eight team but I say the latter.
Scare-That team you pick to go to win it all? go to the final four? They just had a 70-69 game with a 10 seed. This team always allows teams back into games. (Example: Pittsburgh)
My Team this year? Texas. Texas has all that talent but their looking towards the NBA. If this team will look towards winning because of the burnt orange? Someone will be ripping up there bracket because Texas will allow a team right back into the game.
Lock- Just put this team in the final four, there most then likely going to be one of the last eight teams there and will have the best shot to win it.
My team this year? Syracuse. The Cuse not only have the best players but they have the zone defense. The zone alone (see that clever little rhyme there?) could push Syracuse in the sweet 16. Kris Joseph, Wesley Johnson, Andy Rautins and company will be looking to give Jimmy B another National Championship.
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Samsung Galaxy S 2 (International) Review - The Best, Redefinedby Brian Klug & Anand Lal Shimpi on September 11, 2011 11:06 AM EST
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- Samsung
- Galaxy S II
- Exynos
- Mobile
Physical Impressions
The button arrangement on SGS2 continues the trend set by the international version of the original SGS, and eschews the search button, instead going with (left to right) menu, home, and back. Of course, regional variants are going to have different button arrangements, but this three-button approach seems to be a mainstay of the international market. When I hand the phone to most people, there's usually a bit of confusion about what the home button does, and many mistake it for an optical or capacitive trackpad. Instead, the button is just that - a button. They're backlit, and there are options to define backlighting behavior in the stock ROM - when in the dark, for a few seconds, and so forth.
Update: You can alternatively search by pressing and holding menu. Thanks everyone!
I have to be honest that continuing to shun the search button confuses me. Not just because not having it means we can't run kwaak3 and get to console without lots of work, but because not having it made me realize how much I use it. Thankfully almost everywhere that I'd use the search button there's a contextual shortcut - menu, then search. It's just an added button press in the occasional spot, which can be alien if you're used to having that button.
As I mentioned earlier, the battery cover is one piece of plastic which pries off and is held on with clips. It isn't particularly sturdy, so thankfully getting the battery cover off isn't a harrowing experience. Underneath is the SGS2's large 6.11 Whr battery, microSD slot, and SIM slot. The microSD card can't be accessed without a battery pull, and the card clicks in and clicks out. You can get the SIM out without a battery pull, however, and word has it you can even change SIMs without rebooting despite the prompts. At the very top is a ribbon antenna which is pretty evident, and below that is the camera module with adjacent LED flash.
There's really not much to say about the phone with the battery cover off, everything is perfect here, and it's clear just how much of the device's internal volume is dedicated to the SGS2's relatively large 6.11 Whr battery.
Overall the SGS2's in-hand feel is much better than its predecessor - it's incredible how much a different back texture and 1.6mm of reduced waistline can make a phone feel. Where I waver back and forth is the weight department. The competition has largely gone in a design direction that employs metal and thus results in heavier devices. As a result, SGS2's light weight seems to imply a certain level of cheapness where really there is none. I guess that's the problem - even though SGS2 has metal internally for structure, the exterior is entirely plastic, and that's what's ultimately the material that sets user perception. The good thing is that though it feels light, SGS2 has solid build quality.
There are no rattles when the vibrator is going, no flimsy parts that might snap off or break (like the old microUSB door), and few places where dirt can encroach. There's also very little flex. It's impressively solid after you get over the hurdle that is its light weight.
|Physical Comparison
|Apple iPhone 4
|HTC Sensation
|Samsung Galaxy S
|Samsung Galaxy S 2
|115.2 mm (4.5")
|126.3 mm (4.97")
|122.4 mm (4.82")
|125.3 mm (4.93")
|58.6 mm (2.31")
|65.5 mm (2.58")
|64.2 mm (2.53")
|66.1 mm (2.60")
|9.3 mm ( 0.37")
|11.6 mm (0.46")
|9.9 mm (0.39")
|8.49 mm (0.33")
|137 g (4.8 oz)
|148 g (5.22 oz)
|119 g (4.20 oz)
|115 g (4.06 oz)
|Apple A4 @ ~800MHz
|1.2 GHz Dual Core Snapdragon MSM8260
|1.0 GHz Hummingbird S5PC110 Cortex A8
|1.2 GHz Exynos 4210 Dual Core Cortex A9
|PowerVR SGX 535
|Adreno 220
|PowerVR SGX 540
|ARM Mali-400
|16GB or 32GB integrated
|4 GB NAND with 8 GB microSD Class 4 preinstalled
|16 GB NAND with up to 32 GB microSD
|16 GB NAND with up to 32 GB microSD
|5MP with LED Flash + Front Facing Camera
|8 MP AF/Dual LED flash, VGA front facing
|5 MP AF, VGA front facing
|8 MP AF/LED flash, 2 MP front facing
|3.5" 640 x 960 LED backlit LCD
|4.3" 960 x 540 S-LCD
|4.0" 800 x 480 SAMOLED
|4.27" 800 x 480 SAMOLED+
|Integrated 5.254Whr
|Removable 5.62 Whr
|Removable 5.92 Whr
|Removable 6.11 Whr
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ph0tek - Sunday, September 11, 2011 - linkFirst of all Android is better than iOS in so many ways that i'd be here all day listing them..... and the same goes for this phones hardware compared to the iPhone so i wont even bother!
Secondly the S2 might have a slightly lower display res but it has better response times, infinitely better contrast, vastly better blacks, more vibrant colours, plus superior viewing angles. And all this on a screen that isn't stupidly tiny. It's clearly better overall.
Everyone who i've shown to this phone to instantly says the screen is the best they've seen, even iPhone users.
With the battery theres not much difference, it has longer battery life for talk time than iPhone, and also longer battery when using hotspots, while displaying Flash content too! Yes you can view the WHOLE web on this.
I find it very amusing that you even try to compare the iPhone to this. Theres simply no comparison. Like comparing a ferrari to a skoda. Just makes you look stupid. Reply
niva - Monday, September 12, 2011 - linkWhy are you arguing with an iFanboy? Reply
LostViking - Saturday, September 17, 2011 - linkYou could argue that the SGS 2 is better (for me it wins hands down), and you could argue that the iPhone 4 is better.
Some people get sever rashes all over their body by using products not made by Apple ;)
For those people the original iPhone beats the SGS 2 and all future Android devices easily :) Reply
jjj - Sunday, September 11, 2011 - linkhard to like any new phone now when Krait and A15 are around the corner. Reply
killerroach - Sunday, September 11, 2011 - linkRemember... there's ALWAYS something around the corner. Reply
jjj - Monday, September 12, 2011 - linkActually there is rarely something like this around the corner.This time we got both new cores and a new node (and the jump from 40/45 nm to 28 nm is pretty big). Reply
3lackdeath - Sunday, September 11, 2011 - linkNice phone but WP7 is faster and smoother. Reply
OBLAMA2009 - Sunday, September 11, 2011 - link400x800? no thx Reply
MacTheSpoon - Sunday, September 11, 2011 - linkWhat a staggeringly awesome review. I am really impressed. The audio section--wow.
I sure wish the screen were brighter and the audio better on this phone, but I have to put it on my short list. Reply
Piyono - Sunday, September 11, 2011 - link"There, Anand and *I* played with..." Reply


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Versatile clinic serves low-income residents
Grace of Giving: The Hill Country Mission for Health is the only low-cost medical provider in Kendall County.
Published 12:25 am, Sunday, December 13, 2009
BOERNE - The Hill Country Mission for Health's waiting room has been packed of late for its weekly clinics, and the nonprofit organization needs help handling its growing list of patients.
"We're seeing an increased demand because of the bad economy," said Joyce Clair, a nurse practitioner who established the only low-cost medical provider in Kendall County in 2002. "People lose their jobs and come to us desperate and crying."
About 12 doctors, nurses and physician assistants constitute the core medical personnel among roughly 75 volunteers who staff the clinic at 122 Commerce Ave. that's open from 3 p.m. to 8 p.m. Wednesdays. They also travel to Immanuel Lutheran Church in Comfort every other Tuesday in a mobile clinic.
Hill Country Mission for Health is one of many nonprofit groups the San Antonio Express-News is profiling in its annual Grace of Giving series, which runs until Christmas.
The group's mission is to provide primary care to uninsured and low-income residents who lack insurance and aren't eligible for federal assistance programs like Medicaid.
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Patient Kevin Meckel said he pays more than the suggested donation of $10 in appreciation of the help he's gotten for a shoulder injury.
"It's quality care," said Meckel, 50, of Boerne.
Although conditions are less than optimal in the converted recreational vehicle that serves as a rolling clinic, you won't hear Carlus Lee complaining.
"They're very helpful and open-minded, and their price is right," said Lee, 37, of Boerne.
Current funding and staffing allows about 200 of the organization's total patient base of 600 to be seen each month, but appointments for new patients are often weeks in the future.
"In response to that, we're trying to expand our hours, and we need more volunteers and funding," said Clair, who reported the program operates on an annual budget of about $150,000.
It began strictly as a traveling clinic, with a grant from the Kronkosky Foundation paying for the converted recreational vehicle. A clinic building was constructed here in 2006 with $150,000 from the Rotary Club of Boerne and $100,000 more from the Kronkosky Foundation.
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- WHAT: Hill Country Mission For Health
- WHERE: 122 Commerce Ave. in Boerne; open from 3-8 p.m. Wednesdays. Group also travels to Immanuel Lutheran Church in Comfort every other Tuesday in a mobile clinic.
- INFO: Appointments can be made by calling (830) 249-0130; www.missionforhealth.org
- PROGRAM NEEDS: Volunteers, medical equipment, medical supplies (such as glucometers, test strips and unused lancets for diabetic patients) office supplies and monetary donations
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Clair says getting more volunteers would allow care to be provided beyond the current schedule of roughly 30 hours monthly.
"We need six more doctors, six nurses and translators," she said, noting, "Anybody who speaks Spanish, we can put to work" as an interpreter.
Pastor Bob Kaul of Immanuel Lutheran Church said the expansion of clinic services can't occur soon enough in the Comfort community, where many family incomes are at or below the federal poverty level.
"Our patient load is very heavy," said Kaul, whose wife, Maryann, helps coordinate the clinic stops in Comfort. "Most of these folks are genuinely hurting financially, and they're just out of luck in terms of having any other health care provider."


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Roy receives ECAC West Honorable Mention recognition
POTSDAM, N.Y.?For the second straight season SUNY Potsdam women?s hockey player Breanna Roy (Orleans, Ontario/Nepean Wildcats) has earned all-conference recognition. Roy was named to the Eastern College Athletic Conference West All-Conference Honorable Mention team for the 2010-11 campaign.
Roy finished the season as the Bears? third-leading scorer with seven goals and 12 assists for 19 points, while playing in all 25 of Potsdam?s games. She was deadly on the power play this season as 12 of her 19 points came on the man-advantage (6g-6a-12pts). The junior?s six power-play goals led the Bears and was the sixth-best total by a defenseman in the nation. Roy?s average of 0.76 points-per-game put her in elite company as it was the 11th-best average by a defenseman nationally.
In her three seasons with Potsdam, Roy has totaled 22 goals and 34 assists for 56 points in 72 games. She was a second-team all-conference selection last season.
After a slow start, the Bears posted a 9-6-2 record in their last 17 games to close the year with a 10-13-2 mark, including a 6-11-1 record in the ECAC West. The 10 victories set a school record for wins in the program?s third season as an NCAA Division III competitor.
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my ex wife who lives about 400 miles away with my two daughters, and my step daughter. Wants to have sole custody, I am afraid this means i would give up all my rights to the kids. does anyone know what this would mean to my rights as a father. on a side note i like to spend time with my kids when possible(usually for about a week at a time 5 or 6 times a year) and i do help her out financially.
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In a press conference early this morning, Mike Modugno, Director of Public Relations and Broadcaster for the Kalamazoo Wings in the ECHL, announced that tragedy hit the K-Wings: Slappy, Most Valuable Bird for the past five seasons, broke his leg and will be out for the remainder of the season and likely the postseason, as well.
Slappy's broken leg was the result of an attack by an opposing team. K-Wings Trainer Scott Allison recommended that Slappy quit skating altogether. Upon learning the tragic news, Head Coach Nick Bootland met with the team for about three hours, and they have decided not to continue on with the season. The K-Wings season ends immediately.
"You know, I thought about it a lot. If Slappy can't play, I'm not playing. No way," said Jordan Binnington.
Captain Elgin Reid released the following statement: "Coach, I'm not going out if Slappy's hurt."
"I know rumors were being told out in the community that the players were thinking about wearing a green ribbon in salute to Slappy, but the players themselves said they could not handle getting on the ice without Kalamazoo's favorite mascot. And the team held a vote, and the season ends today," Modugno stated.
"We're not going to be able to play today," added Bootland. "Slappy…Slappy broke his leg."
The K-Wings have requested privacy as they come to terms with the injury of their beloved mascott and the cancellation of the remainder of the season.
When asked for comment, Lynne Jarman-Johnson, Chief Marketing Officer of Consumers Credit Union, which sponsors Slappy, said, "We will be honoring Slappy's dedicated service to the K-Wings, their fans, and the entire Kalamazoo community. He put smiles on the faces of so many. We wish him a speedy recovery and know he will be dearly missed."
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London, United Kingdom, 2007/04/26 - Oil and gas companies are one of the major emitters, if not the major emitter, of carbon in the world today.
With climate change now the greatest environmental challenge, it has become imperative to reduce carbon emissions dramatically in the future. Therefore, oil and gas companies are facing one of the biggest upheavals they have ever experienced, with renewable energy gaining key importance in their market strategies.
Frost & Sullivan (energy.frost.com) has recently created Green Energy, a new division within its Energy department that will focus on the green energy industry. One of the projects Frost & Sullivans researchers are working on is the impact and the emerging relevance of renewable energy on the integrated oil and gas companies, especially within Europe.
The Renewable Energy industry has gained prominence in the recent past for a number of reasons, explains Frost & Sullivan research analyst Bobby James. The major factors are increasing fuel prices, environmental concerns with regard to greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions, dwindling crude supply, ever-increasing demand for energy and so on.
The European Union has set an ambitious and binding target of achieving 20 percent of all energy consumption to come from renewable energy sources by the year 2020, from a current level of less than 7 percent. The 27-member EU also agreed to cut carbon dioxide emissions by 20 percent below 1990 levels by the year 2020. The major factors driving the European Union are the need to tackle global warming caused by the emission of greenhouse gases (GHG).
Over the last decade the integrated oil and gas companies have started focusing on this emerging trend and the majority of these companies already have ventures and projects on the ground, says Bobby James.
The underlying reasons for increased focus on the renewable energy industry are driven by:
The cost of discovering and developing new oil and gas reserves is increasing as most of easily available and good quality crude reserves (have already been discovered
The ever increasing global demand for energy
Improving commercial viability of renewable energy projects
Heightened realisation that renewable energy is a future business opportunity
The challenges facing the oil companies are similar to those being faced by other renewable energy market players, explains the analyst. One of the major constraints is the high initial investment cost in renewable energy. Another issue is the price of energy produced compared with that from conventional energy sources. This challenge has softened in the recent past owing to the current high price of crude oil. With certain renewable energy segments like wind and solar energy, the regular and continuous supply of energy is also a constraint.
But what are the alternative sources of energy that are prevailing in the oil and gas industry? Wind and solar photovoltaic are the sectors in which these companies are investing most as these are comparatively more matured in terms of commercial viability and technology. A significant proportion of R&D investment is also being routed into emerging alternative energy sectors such as hydrogen and biofuels.
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The Quiet Crisis
The Quiet Crisis
Anker Publishing, 200 pp., $39.95
In The Quiet Crisis, Peter Smith claims America's "success data" in higher education belies a failure to do more to close racial and economic divides. The problem, he says, is not that millions of lower-income and minority students lack the capacity to learn, but that colleges and universities lack the capacity to educate.
He argues that our schools are organized for failure and that our historic "industrial model" won't survive the 21st century without radical changes.
Smith is assistant director-general for education of United Nations Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Organization (UNESCO). He is founder and former president of California State University, Monterey Bay, and the Community College of Vermont as well as a former U.S. congressman and lieutenant governor for the state of Vermont.
Explain the idea behind The Quiet Crisis.
The Quiet Crisis is about how higher education is failing America. It's been about a three-year project, although it does not involve a lot of research--in the sense of original research with subjects. It does involve an enormous amount of reading, writing, compiling, and assembling a lot of information.
This is a diverse nation. Where and how are we missing the mark when it comes to educational degrees for lower-income and minority students?
We are missing the mark first of all because we don't tell the truth to ourselves about how badly we're doing. There was a recent national study that followed the educational paths of 100 ninth-graders. After 10 years, 32 of them had not graduated from high school. Of the 68 that did graduate from high school only 18 had earned either an associate's or bachelor's degree.
We have to investigate seriously what we know about how people learn. Then we have to create a simple, cheap and universal diagnostic--as early as the third grade, but certainly in higher education as well--that allows us to know as teachers and parents where the child's strengths and weaknesses are so that we can teach to their strength and strengthen the areas they are weak in. I'm not talking about remediation, I'm talking about creating a deeper capacity for people to learn. I'm talking about organizing schools the same way we are continuing to organize health systems, so that the pedagogy responds to and is built on the way that individuals experience information and experience the world through their intelligence.
We have a one-size-fits-all model. In the book, I use an emergency room example of somebody coming in with whiplash, but the emergency room fits him with an ankle cast because all they do is fix ankles. It's preposterous to think that way, yet that is from a systemic prespective the way our schools still think and the way many of our colleges still think. We have one model, we use it and variations of it, but I'm not sure that is a friendly model to a lot of people.
Getting a college education has become a financial sacrifice for a lot of families. How can students afford to go to college without sinking into debt for many years?
There are two things going on right in front of us. One is that colleges are being given less money and students are paying more and are going into debt to get a higher education. Simultaneously we are confronted with new kinds of institutions, many of them proprietary, that are committed to quality and learning outcomes. They are meeting students' needs where they are or where they live or where they work and sometimes it's at more money and sometimes it's less, but allowing people to continue really to lead full economic and social lives while going to school.
I think we are going to have a crisis in 25 years. I think we are going to see a whole new brand of institutions that don't look like a traditional college or university, but more like an educational cooperative that can validate learning and organize learning experiences or a common market where students can actually attend a variety of schools at the same time.
Or a school that will use the workplace as a learning place where it is appropriate, where the work you do becomes laboratory material for the learning you want to do.
Higher education, as currently structured, is expensive in both time and cost. That is why we are losing market share to all sorts of other opportunities for learning. Higher education has to stop thinking that it's the only game in town. Some data suggests that more than half of all people going to school now aren't going to higher education in traditional mode, postsecondary. I don't know if we have actually reached that point or not, but we simply have to wake up and understand that in this media-rich world, students can, will, and are shopping in different places for programs that they believe will meet their needs.
There has been a loud outcry for educational reform. Does it begin at the university level or the K-12 environment?
It begins wherever you, the individual, sits. Of course K-12 needs change, and higher education needs change, but for one to say it can't change because the other hasn't made changes is just ridiculous. Whatever position you play in the education game, you can start right there. What we need is leadership at all levels. I think change starts wherever you are because with the rising tide of information, technology and accessibility all around us, it is transforming our institutions whether we like it or not. It is not a change that we control; this is a dynamic beyond the control of government or institutions including colleges and universities. It is changing the way people learn, it's changing the way they think about information, it's changing the way they think about their own power. So we're either going to get on it or it is going to pass us by. My point is we don't control that anymore. Traditional higher education does not control the offering of degrees anymore, it doesn't control where teaching can happen, who can do teaching--that iron triangle of control that was really firm 50 years ago has been absolutely decimated by these new universities and assessment projects. If you think of reform as our response to the changing world, you need to start wherever you are and play forward.
University instructors tend to lecture using direct instruction as the main mode of teaching. How can we expect students who want to be teachers to be any different?
I think 'you are what you eat,' and you teach the way you were taught. It's a difficult issue: Until you actually change incrementally how people teach and how students are asked to learn, then changing downstream teaching and learning behaviors will continue to be a marginal activity. I think what's interesting about this is that in every college in America today, the freshmen know more about technology than the seniors and all of them know more than most of the faculty. So simply by staying alive for the next 20 years we will have a group of faculty who know much more about how to use the time, space, and responsibility that they have as teachers to help people learn things. They know how to use it much more creatively and flexibly to educate more people much better, simply because they will have experienced a different world growing up. People have to begin to think about how they teach in relationship to how people learn. Then you'll begin to see pedagogy as the adaptation of teaching to the learning characteristics of a child as opposed to the one-size-fits-all category. Medicine with great difficulty does this and higher education robustly ignores it, as does K-12, and I think that's got to change.
Where do you see education heading in the way of technology?
It is absolutely inevitable that people will learn differently and learn different things, because of technology. To what extent they do that learning in places that we call schools structured the way current schools are structured is an open question.
We need to increase the standard and quality of learning that people are doing. I think the only way that will happen will be in new kinds of settings, new partnerships, educational coops, common markets, assessment centers, and all sorts of new services that will surround and augment and supplement and compliment the existing educational institutions that we have. What those institutions do about technology will have more to do with how effective they are in teaching and learning. There will be change there, but what they choose to do--or not do--is only slightly relevant to the larger implication of where higher learning will go because of technology in the larger global and national society. The two are not connected or at best are very loosely connected. Again, my point in the book is that for the first time we don't control our future. Changes are going to proceed around us and new ways of learning and ways of assessing and validating are going to be emerging. They will all be driven by technology.
What are your views on online instruction?
Online instruction is going to be no better or no worse--with the appropriate support and done well--than face-to-face instruction. We know that people do better if they have some personal support, there need to be chat rooms, there need to be opportunities for drop-ins and so on. I think of IT in general as transforming our ability to think about our use of time, our use of space, our allocation of responsibility, and how we make education happen. When you think about it, that's what students pay for. They pay for time, they pay for space. I think IT turns all those things on their head. In the future, content for curriculum is going to be a very easily attainable commodity and updateable and changeable. I think that one of the things that we're all going to be confronted with is who validates learning and how do you validate a quality of learning.
How should college presidents be embracing or fostering technology?
I really think that there is an enormous role for technology. The No. 1 problem facing the president and everybody else at existing institutions is how to get their success rates up to 80 and 85 percent without lowering standards. I think technology will allow that to change the way they administer, the way they move information around--including educational information--and clear up more resources so they can be more successful with more students to high levels of quality. I think outcome-based education done right is an enormous advantage to students and it leads to better learning. Without technology you really can't do outcome-based education because it's simply too work-intensive.
I like your phrase 'without lowering standards'. Do you think that's a problem nowadays?
The fact is higher education doesn't have a set of standards that we can talk about, and I think we need to talk about that, I think there's a really good new value-added work being done by the Rand Corporation and others that will begin to show the difference that a particular institution makes in the students' ability to do higher order intellectual work. I think we've got to get serious about those things and talking about those things between, within and among higher education institutions. But the truth of the matter is the fundamental standards of higher education are based on the quality of students coming from high school. The higher the students' ACT scores or the better their standings in high school, the better you impute the institution in which they want to be. There is a huge confusion of prestige and status on the one end and quality on the other. To put it bluntly, if I were a university that takes students who all are scoring above 1400 on The College Board, what I know is that before we start, the vast majority are going to be successful in my institution, because they have already done a successful job and demonstrated their ability to do the work. I don't know that that makes me a better educational institution, it usually means I'm starting with students who are already demonstrated learners and I'm working with them and they are going to do well in school. To me a good educational institution is one that takes people wherever they are and moves them significantly towards demonstrated higher learning outcomes. I think that kind of quality is something that we aren't prepared to discuss because we really don't know yet how to talk about it.
What would it take to respond to the 'quiet crisis' that we have?
When you look at where we're successful, with whom we're successful and you cut that by race and income, you find that people with less money--predominantly people of color--simply are not at the table of opportunity. In numbers, they don't come anywhere close to approximating where they are in this society and where they are going in sectors of the population. We simply have to develop a national strategy for how it is that we're going to respond to those people to bring them into the mainstream of society, or there is no way we will have a middle class characterized or described by educational attainment, which is what we have agreed that we want in the next 15 to 20 years.
This is the century of knowledge. We need to have a middle class not described as being able to turn a wrench at the Ford factory in Detroit but a middle class described by intellectual capacity as being able to think, learn, relearn, etc. We won't get there if we don't fundamentally re-conceptualize how we think about education.
What's next for you?
The next project--if I can find the money and the time--is research that would try to identify the consequences of learning style and what I call Intelligence Profile, which is 'how you're smart,' as opposed to 'when you're smart,' using multiple intelligence theory. And look at some of the structure of intellect research and try to find the relationship between particular types of intelligence and success on standardized testing and success in school, which would involve getting subjects in high schools and looking at people who are leaving high school without graduating and looking at people who are graduating and going on to higher ed and getting three or four populations. And seeing how they're doing on tests and all the rest of it and then seeing if there's any relationship between that and their intelligence. The way the intelligence works--the hypothesis that I have--is that schools are organized to reward certain kinds of intelligence at the expense of the majority of intelligence. I want to see whether or not that's true.
That is similar to Howard Gardner's ideas, right?
Well, to a certain extent that's true, but there's also some real interesting work being done by a group called Bridge of Learning, in Annapolis, Maryland, in which they are relating literally neural bundling to higher order thinking, to the development of your audio and visual systems relating the connections to the audiovisual systems development to being able to do better higher order thinking across 29 fields. So the first thing I have to do is figure out how that material relates to Gardner's intelligence. What I'm trying to find right now is who, if anybody, is looking at taking Gardner's stuff or anybody else's, if there is a relationship between how you are intelligent and how well you are doing in school that is related to the way we do schooling. So it's taking it another step. It's all in that domain.
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Massachusetts Court Records
Accessing Massachusetts Court Records
Searching for records in the US state of Massachusetts is fun. That's because you can do this easily, and always you will get the information you want. There are many courts in MA like the Municipal court, District court, Probate court, Family court, Housing court and the Juvenile court. To approach the court for the record, you have to approach the Clerk's office. Apply correctly and provide the correct information: the reason why you want the record, your relationship with the person about whom you want the information, provide your photo ID, supply the correct information that eases the search, and you will get the record.
Don't lose hope if this doesn't work out. You can use the Internet or visit the public library. Here, are some other offices too that can help you.
- Massachusetts Registry of Vital Records and Statistics (you can ask here for certified copies of birth, death and marriage records).
- Massachusetts Abandoned Property Division (search to reclaim abandoned financial assets).
- Massachusetts Division of Professional Licensure (search to verify professional licenses of individuals and corporations).
- Massachusetts Criminal Offender Record Information (search publicly accessible adult conviction records).
- Massachusetts Department of Correction Inmate Locator (search online for inmate information).
How to Search for Massachusetts Court Records
- You can search by using the Docket Number (you should know the number assigned by court).
- You can search by Involved Party (you should know the name of the person involved).
- You can search by Attorney Appearance (you should know the attorney's name who represented the client).
- You can search by lower court (you should be aware of the Trial court from where the case came).
- You can search by the judge of the lower court (you should know the judge's name).
Court records are in the public domain and so you can legally approach the Clerk's office for the information you want. The office will ask for some information like your relationship with the person or the litigation, the reason why you are asking for the record, and will also want to see a copy of your photo ID proof. You will also be required to provide as much information as you can, because this will help in the search. If the office is happy that you qualify to receive the record, then the search will be conducted, and upon retrieval, the information will be given to you.
The Information You Can Get From Court Records
Court records may include different types of records. It includes the vital records like birth records, marriage records, divorce records, and death records. Marriage records may reveal the personal details of the couple and the date of marriage. Divorce records may be required by those who wish to remarry. Death records may be required to claim the death benefits of insurance policies.
You may also be able to access other types of records which include police, courts, arrest and criminal records, army, military and navy records, business and records of property too.
Massachusetts Court Records
How To Obtain Massachusetts Court Records
Due to public access laws, certain Massachusetts court records are open to the general public. Parties interested in accessing those records can contact the courts directly or look them up online.
Limitations To Receiving Court Records
While most of the Supreme Court judgments are published and available to the public, only about 20% of the Appellate Court judgments are considered to be public records. The unpublished cases are usually those that uphold the current laws, instead of making changes to them, and these are available approximately four weeks after the court date. While information in the online database is updated nightly, you should verify the accuracy of any information posted prior to use.
How To Make A Request
To make a request for Massachusetts court records, you can go online to the Massachusetts Court Records & Dockets Search page. There you can find out more information about the available court records and search the database.
Massachusetts Court Record Resource Links
Massachusetts Court Record Locations
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Hummels: we're not done yet
Germany defender Mats Hummels said the "next dream has become reality" after his goal earned his country a place in the semi-finals of the World Cup.
The Borussia Dortmund man's header was enough to see off France and take the Germans into the last four for the fourth successive tournament.
"This is the next dream to have become reality and the next positive moment here in Brazil and I hope it's not the last either," Hummels said.
"I hope it's not over now and that we can manage to win again in five days' time."
Although Hummels got the decisive goal, it was a much-improved team performance from Germany compared to their extra-time win against Algeria in the last 16.
That game saw plenty of criticism levelled at the players and coach Joachim Low.
"We're in the semi-finals so who cares about anything else," said Philipp Lahm.
"It wasn't easy today, especially not in the sun, but we worked well as a team and the team comes first.
"We should maybe have made it 2-0. We wasted a great counter-attack, so that meant it remained tight to the end, but it was a good performance for us and we're in the semis.
"It was a 50/50 game, but we got the goal first and then they had to come at us.
"This is a quarter final of a World Cup and you never play against a side who have no chance against you."
Goalkeeper Manuel Neuer came to his side's rescue again to push away a 94th-minute Karim Benzema effort.
"It was just instinctive, it comes naturally," said the Bayern Munich keeper.
"Of course, to be able to play in this stadium, and it being a World Cup quarter-final, and then to put in this performance on top - it's all worthy of a place in the semi-final.
"We played good football and wanted to get through, and now we're looking forward to our next game."


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Washington City Council members scheduled a special meeting for Wednesday afternoon to vote on amending the agreement with Valent Aerostructures for bonds to finance the company's manufacturing plant in the Elmer Heidmann Industrial Park.
The Kansas City-based company was purchased earlier this month by aircraft parts manufacturer and engineering firm LMI Aerospace of St. Charles in a reported $247 million deal.
The sale caught Washington officials off guard.
"We knew nothing until we read it in the newspaper," said Mayor Sandy Lucy at a special called council meeting last Friday morning.
In August 2010 the council authorized the issuance of up to $17.5 million in tax-exempt Chapter 100 bonds to build and equip the 85,000-square-foot facility.
There was a provision in the original agreement that any sale of the company would trigger a repeal of the bonds.
That sale breached the lease contract for the Chapter 100 bonds, which included 50 percent tax abatements on the building and equipment through 2022. That means the city has the opportunity to propose amendments before approving a new agreement.
During Friday's meeting, City Counselor Mark Piontek presented members with three ordinances drafted the night before, but he said he didn't feel comfortable with the council voting on them until they had a chance to read them and get answers if they have questions.
The council will meet at 4:30 p.m. Wednesday to consider the ordinances.
One of the main changes proposed is the addition of a provision which would allow the city to recover all the abated property taxes "from day one," if the plant here would be closed, City Administrator Jim Briggs explained.
The proposed amended agreement also requires that the purchaser make a payment of $20,068 to the Washington Civic Industrial Corporation to cover expenses incurred during the process of building the facility and the transfer of ownership.
Piontek said that provision was omitted in the original performance agreement.
While LMI officials are not happy with the proposal, "they have no choice," Briggs told the council.
"I want to be perfectly clear. There is no indication that Valent is leaving," Piontek remarked. "This is all precautionary. We learned a lesson with Harman-Becker. We want to prevent that from happening again."
The city issued Chapter 100 bonds for development of the Harman-Becker facility but omitted a provision on the tax abatements.
"Valent will continue to exist but LMI will be the owner," Piontek added.
Valent has 650 employees and several manufacturing, assembly and processing facilities including the Washington plant.
"We are excited to partner with LMI, they are a great company with a great reputation," Perry Pecaut, general manager of the Valent Washington Division, told The Missourian after the sale was announced.
"We are also very excited about the opportunity and added capability this transaction will bring, in particular, large and complex sheet metal, stretch forming and design," Pecaut said. "The transaction is desired by both LMI and Valent to fulfill our aligned vision."
Pecaut said the Washington plant has approximately 163 employees.
The acquisition expands the St. Charles-based company's machining expertise and commercial aerospace business.
LMI will pay $237 million to shareholders of privately held Valent and retain obligations of $9.7 million. Combined, the companies' annual sales will total more than $480 million in 2013.
Machined parts and sub-assemblies for commercial aerospace companies accounted for 61 percent of Valent's revenue in fiscal 2012, with defense, industrial and general aviation comprising the rest.
Valent makes parts for the Boeing 737 and Gulfstream G650, among other aircraft.
The deal, subject to regulatory approval, is expected to close by year's end.


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National League Standings, August 23, 1964
Bob P
January 27, 2004
The Mets sweep a Sunday doubleheader at Shea with this win after winning game one 2-1 in ten innings. Willard Hunter is the winning pitcher in both games. Hunter won just four games in his major league career and two of the wins came on this day!
J. Eckert
January 21, 2011
Correction on first comment, Klaus' HR wasn't a 9th inning game winner. Ed Kranepool and Charlie Smith had the walk-off game winning singles of respective games in this doubleheader sweep.
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Other Collectibles / Re: Galactic Heroes Thread« on: August 13, 2010, 08:46 PM »
CV - Hasbro Report AT ST set with 2 Snowtroopers, Vader and Driver .... Wave 3 packs include a new Luke and Darth Vader, Senate Commando & Aqua Battle Droid and Training Clone and Sgt Bric plus one 2 pack they can't reveal.
Oh, holy crap, that's awesome! Not only an AT-ST butI've been looking for an opportunity to get ahold of more snowtroopers for a long while. Thank you, Kohl's!