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Is there either written instructions or possibly an instructional video on how to completely disassemble a Lee Auto Drum powder measure for repair? I think I messed up the gears or potentially the range of motion on my Auto Drum being a bit ham-fisted during a reloading session.
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I figured it out! Once you take off the metering drum, you'll see a retaining ring on the same side as the screw/nut you just removed. I took a small flathead screwdriver to pop off that ring. Once that ring was off, I was able to take the other plastic covers off and the gears came off as well. I'm glad I was able to fix my auto-drum measure.
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You make an awful lot of sense Shamus, probably too much for a company like EA ;-)
To add a bit of defense for EA and Origin, it seems they were surprised with the backlash and have actually made some changes.
The original EULA felt like making a deal with the devil, now it is a lot more reasonable than most software EULA's.
The creepy system scanning that Origin used to do was reportedly a trivial but very unfortunate bug. Recent reports suggest much more normal behaviour.
There is still little reason to use Origin voluntarily, and having it forced upon us is not the best way to attract customers. EA will probably learn eventually, and in the meantime I guess they have plenty of cash to burn.
Please do the world a favour and send this to EA if you haven't already.
See, I really don't get this:
Either A) EA knew they were testing the waves with Origin, so are fully aware of the number they tried to pull.
A) means they'll try again (Origin's EULA states they can change it whenever necessary and you automatically agree to it, without you having to re-sign it) So they can revert it to it's original state legally.
Which sounds better?
I've been saying this for a long time. Origin isn't that bad, depends a bit on what you want but that's it. It's just "not bad", nothing more.
I don't even care about their prices, simply the fact that EA expect me to sign over the full contents of my hard drive to them to use as they see fit is more than enough to stay as far from Origin as possible. If there's an EA game that I really want to play, I'll just get the console version of it. If the console version is horrible or there is none, then I will not buy it. It's as simple as that.
I had the same stance against Steam right around the time Half Life 2 was released, when Valve expected me to take 90 minutes of my time waiting for them to "unlock" my heavily encrypted Half Life 2 retail installation via Steam and convince them that I'm not a criminal. Several years later, Valve realised that they would make more money if they stopped treating their customers like convicts and downgraded their DRM to a simple cd key check while upgrading their service to a gamer's candy shop. They still have a long way to go before they make Steam perfect (it's still unacceptable to charge the same amount of money for a digital download as the retail copy on release day and the way Steam handles mods is bullshit), but at least they did make a lot of progress.
EA is going to do not such thing. The key word to describe them was already eloquently mentioned in the article: strong-arming. Borderline illegal, unethical, stingy, retarded bullies. This is who they are and why noone likes them. And this is why their service will inevitably fail.
I'm so glad I read this, only because I didn't know that Steam had Jade Empire. Now I do, and now I own it. Thank you, Shamus.
Have you tried changing your download region in the settings? I've had some friends that have had great luck with that. Even some regions that made no sense gave them a speed boost.
Great article, but when it comes down to it I don't think EA is capable of learning here. The only thing they know is the old Embrace, Expand, Exterminate strategy. If we didn't have a company like Valve to go in and making it big doing things right, the digital platform would be a sorry place right now.
Consider their sports games for an example. I'm a hockey fan, and the last time I was into the console games was back in 2005. The competitor, 2K Sports, made a consumer friendly move by dropping their NHL games to $30. EA ignored it and just kept rolling along at the full $50 price (now $60). At this time, between 03-05 the 2K games were actually better as well, but EA stuck to their price tag. I'm not sure exactly what happened because at some point the quality flipped, but now EA completely dominates the market for NHL games and I don't know if 2K Sports even makes them anymore.
This is all EA knows what to do. They're not going to give you amazing deals on Origin like Steam does because they don't want to sell that low. They just bully their way into the room and stick to their guns, and hope/expect that eventually things will turn their way. I guess maybe they could learn, but I wouldn't hold my breath on it. As for other big players really the only ones with the clout to do it are Activision, who's no different or if anything even worse than EA, and Ubisoft who are too busy jumping at pirate shadows to start something like this.
But I'm perfectly happy in the meantime as I have full faith in Valve/Steam. I'm not even a big fan of Valve as a game developer, I've been PC gaming for 13 years and thanks to the winter sale I'm only just now getting around to playing the Half Life series.
Presumably they're weekly again now. Yay!
Your download region isn't set to somewhere bizarre is it? And if it is set to Australia, set it to somewhere where it'll be the middle of the night.
(And are you SURE you get "a couple of mb/s" from Origin - I'm in Britain and I get 1mb/s, and Australia's hardly famous for its internet reliability.)
OT: Those idiots don't deserve the time you spent offering them this free consultation. They've not once shown that they're going to bother even pretending they're interested in their customers' well-being.
Say what you want about Valve and their likeness to other companies (personally, I think people vastly underestimate how humane such a successful company can remain when they don't have any shareholders), but I think you'd find people - even those who dislike Steam - struggling to deny that Valve don't do a great job of (at the very least) pretending that they give a shit about their customers.
Great article! I agree with all points that you made!
Hey look this all works better for steam, they are screwing Origin and that makes me and everybody else appreciate steam even more!
WOAHHH !!! I just got tweeted back by Origin after sending them a link and telling them to pay attention this article:
'The Escapist : Dear Origin, You Stink *link for article here* via @TheEscapistMag Have a look at this @ea and @origin_ea .. From every PC gamer'
'@baller195 Thanks for sending this over. We appreciate constructive feedback.' - Origin twitter page.
I feel like we are going to get ignored anyway...
It's EA. Aren't they the guys famous for godawful, horrible and stupid decisions? I think they are. Lemme check.
Great article. As on a fundamental level, I was thinking down the "Valve did it with HL2" line also. The "spying on you" and "banning you" parts aside anyway. So, they've managed to create a years outdated Steam and surround it with additional acrimony.
I love this article. I hate Origin, I mean I didn't mind it, I actually downloaded it pre-Origin change, because at the time, I was having trouble with my CD-Drive, not the disk, the reader was a problem. The online setting allowed me to download the game using my Product Key and then after that I was able to play it from disk or online. So I appreciated that, now that it became Origin I'd like its next name change to be Termination.
As for now, Mass Effect 3 will be the last game I buy from them. I love Steam, but I hate using credit cards online, (see in your article about impulse buying), so I always buy hard copy, with the notable exception of my loophole, driving to a store getting a Visa Gift Card loading it and then using it on Steam, tedious yes but it works, leaving only impulse buys for when I had credit. In addition to pay tribute to my love of the game I'm buying the CE version because well, in the last 6 years having bought probably 30+ games it will be only the 3rd CE I ever get.
Oh and for ME2 along with any other EA game if it is late enough you can install it on the Origin and still despite needing the disk I think I you can cloud it, maybe...
Other than that, yay Steam boo Origin.
Damn! It's as if you dug into the deep recesses of my mind on why I don't want Origin, but couldn't quite put my finger on it. Creepy, yet true.
Anyways, I really don't want to not play ME3. I have 1 and 2 on my Steam account, and I really want to finish the series. I'm giving EA until the 21st of February (two weeks before ME3's launch date) for them to make the game available on Steam at launch, otherwise I'm cancelling my pre-order of the Collector's Edition.
I'm THAT much of a fan of this series, but turned off by their business practices. When the customer is smarter marketing-wise than the actual marketers, you know something has gone wrong with the company.
Woah now, 12th-level intellects aren't something that they just pass out at the hospital when you're born, you know. If people could be smart like Valve we wouldn't be seeing modern games struggling to catch up with Half-Life 2.
Yeh to bad about Origin and Mass Effect 3. Ow wait. I play it on the Xbox :D
I applaud them for having the balls to try it. I mean, come on, EA knows its the "bad guy" out of all the company's and Valve is pretty much everybody's sweetheart.
And yeh, I think the coders are gonna read this, agree with it, notify the management. Who in turn will fuck it up by either putting the coders on other projects or firing them outright :P
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on another note, is origin still doing the whole evil data harvesting thing?
Its to bad a decent developer like bioware - one of the few around who still seem to want to make the sort of games i wanna play (OK...last one was Dragon Age origins but i still have hope for ME3) Is getting pulled down with all this EA crap.
Microsoft did a much better job with Bioware - kotor, Jade Empire, Mass effect 1, dont get much better than that.
As a store Origin is pretty poor, I can get better prices at retail stores, or Gamersgate, indeed retail and Gamersgate often beat Steam for new release prices outside of sales. EA do need to look at their pricing as it just isn't competitive. They also need to sell their old games for $5 or so and have their complete catalog available.
As an experiment I've added a bunch of EA games to Origin that I already owned, I added ME 1and 2 NFS: Shift and Shift 2, BF:BC2, and Crysis, all but Shift 2 and the Mass Effects were bought through Steam, I wish I could add BF2 and BF:2142 but it appears there is a cut off date. EDIT: There doesn't seem to be a way of installing old EA retail games to Origin from disk, but then the Steam solution for this is deliberately obtuse so maybe I just haven't found it yet. Bandwidth isn't a problem with my ADSL2 deal, and Origin's speeds are superior to Steam's for me.
As DRM Origin is fairly unobtrusive, except for BF3 (You can't play BF3 or the ME games offline anyway and the ME games didn't need Origin, just the usual online check) I didn't need Origin running to play offline. You have to have it installed, but don't need it to be actually running. That beats Steam any day.
I don't know which is better, but I think clueless is the most likely reason. Also they probably have too many bored lawyers employed.
I think this article is a little late to really strike while the proverbial iron was hot.
That said, it's a really great essay. They better read this and take good notice of it.
I used Origin for BF3. Once the happy warm glowy feelings go away for that game, it's all over for Origin I fear. Mass Effect is good, but not that good.
EA pulls in 3.5 billion dollars a year. I find it much more comforting that they're cackling away rather than thinking that "Your Mum Wouldn't Like It" was a good idea.
Oh but clearly whatever problems or issues Origin may have are because of piracy. EA just can't compete when people steal everything! We need to pass SOPA and PIPA to make Origin better!!!
Also, a lot of people are talking about how Steam/Origin shouldn't be selling new copies at the same price as retail versions because there's far less overhead.
While I agree in general, I'd have to think a lot of that has to do with pre-existing publisher-retail agreements. For Gamestop/Walmart/Bestbuy/etc would be royally pissed off if Steam launched a game like Skyrim for $40 while the game on their shelves costs $60. The loss in sales would be immediate and significant, and you could bet there'd be a whole lot of lawsuits and boycotting going on.
I'm fine with my digital PC games so I can afford to say screw them, but I'd imagine the developers/publishers still need and want their games on that shelf space giving retailers enough clout to maintain even pricing.
This is a very well written article, and given the small bomb dropping that no version of ME3 would be available without Origin, perfectly timely.
The whole attitude that's come down with Origin has made it impossible for me to be a part of, even for the sake of Mass Effect 3. EA wants this to be the new industry standard, and to be blunt, if that comes to be the case, we're all fucked.
On a certain level, it reads like bad comedy about the worst salesman in the world.
Salesman: Hey, there! Would you like to buy Mass Effect 3 for the low, low price of $60?
Customer: Um, sure... That's what I'd normally pay for it, so I don't see how this is anything special, but-
Salesman: But wait, there's more! Order now, and you give us permission find out if you're running Steam, Bit Torrent, and disk imaging software! And we get to record your MAC and IP address, as well as whatever kinds of Internet Security software you're using, held securely on the kind of big-company database hackers are delving into on a nearly monthly basis!
Customer: Wow, that sounds like the kind of thing that could cause users to bring a lawsuit against-
Sales: Which brings us to the next part of our offer! When you buy Mass Effect 3 today, you also enter a contract not to sue us no matter how badly we mismanage your accounts or abuse your trust!
Customer: I'm really starting to wonder if I want to play this game...
Sales: It may not even matter! Because, if you act now, you may lose the right to play the games you laughably thought you "bought" from EA because you danced in a war zone, repaired a jeep, or simply rubbed a forum administrator the wrong way! Now, how much would you pay?
Customer: Gah!
Sales: Normally, with an offer like this, you would expect to find a small caliber fire-arm lodged in the small of your back! But if you order now, we may revise the terms and conditions at any time and hold the games you "bought" over your head if you even glance twice at the "opt out" button, assuming you can even find it!
Customer: ...Help me...!
EA's attitude towards this whole thing seems to amount to a producer-customer relationship of "Lick the shoe and like it, worm." Some like to sneer that we've given up as much with Steam, but it's simply not true. Valve has been at great pains to actually give their users something in return for using their service, to offer clarity and transparency in their policies, to show how the information they gather is used, and to seek permission before gathering it.
On a fundamental level, Valve seems to understand that this is a relationship that goes both ways, and customer trust is not something easily regained, so it shouldn't be abused. EA wants to start things from square one with them having all the power and none of the obligations. If you enter into that, it's really only a matter of time until they do abuse that trust-- and you subsequently find out just how damn little you can do about that abuse, and how much they can punish you for trying.
Sound advice but I doubt they will follow this model. Mainly because most companies know they can't be steam and wont try to copy their greatness. And as you said who would part with there 100+ Steam library for an impulse to start over.
Did you actually send this to EA? If not, then you should.
Anyways, great article as always. I'm not afraid to admit that the main reason that I haven't gotten into Origin is because of how much I'm attached to my Steam account (to the point of preferring to buy on Steam than a stand-alone copy of the game) but even if I wasn't Origin still is good enough for me to invest in.
I find it unfathomable that a company such as this got so many things wrong. Customer feedback is important and it seems they aren't listening and have never listened. Again, the information is out there, and fairly easy to collect. Why haven't they acted upon it? From the analysis from this site, profit before customers.
You know, a while ago I was having problems with my EA Account for Battlefield Bad Company 2. After relentless back and forth between customer services, they eventually gave me a 20% off code for their online store, which apparently lasts forever. That store is now Origin. I don't think I'll be using it any time soon...
I was looking for Crysis the other day and it's £5 more than on Steam. You're not gonna get my custom EA.
2 weeks in a row!?
Anyway, solid points all around.
Don't get me wrong: I agree with the majority of what you wrote in the article - but that's a pretty fresh link about the data collection you have there. Really, Shamus - really? Origin has alot to improve on sure, but the current games I own that run on Origin have had ZERO issues since I got them. Maybe I'm one of the lucky ones, who knows. Heck, I bought a DVD-copy of Bad Company 2 from a retailer, and it was -automatically- turned into an Origin copy from the CD-Key on my EA Account. So now if the disc is ever busted up or lost, I can download my game from Origin. Meanwhile I have a copy of Rainbow Six: Vegas, Fallout 2 (and numerous others) - games that are available on Steam. Can I put my CD Key in there and make them digital? No.
Origin gets things wrong, but it gets some things right.
And I've said this numerous times on the Escapist, but time and time again it seems I'm conveniently missed. A little roleplaying, if you will:
"Oh no, Origin collects information off my computer"
Seriously now. If you're going to complain about being mined for marketing info - you're about ONE HUMANITY'S HISTORY late to the game. It's how marketing has always been done, and will always be done. The people who sell crap find out what you like, and then try to sell it to you. Game companies find out what kind of rigs the majority of players are running, and design their games in a way so people can run them. This maximizes the playerbase, and thus the profit. Steam does this aswell - Origin just originally worded it differently and it became a massive shitstorm of knee-jerk "I HATE EA" reactions.
My little Facebook-roleplaying-scenario is a great example of the attitude here on the Escapist, too. I'm not sure if it's hypocrisy or just plain ignorance, at times. In order to escape data mining, you pretty much should be so LITERALLY disconnected from the world that you shouldn't even be reading this post.
My two cents. Flame on!
Shamus - Go to EA, burst into the office of every person there, tie them to their chairs with duct tape and give a copy of this article to every last fucking one of them. Narrate it to them as well while they're reading it and make sure the message sinks in. If you need a hand I'm sure you'll find many here willing to smash into EA headquarters and help.
It boggles the mind to think that these guys are the top-payed managers of the game industry and they have absolutely no fucking clue about their own market.
Pick it up on xbox and play through it before the release of the next one. I originally did that with it on PC because I wanted to experience the epicness that hopefully will be ME3 on my desktop. Ill just be getting it on xbox now instead.
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For most college students, loans are a fact of life. Skyrocketing tuition costs have made borrowing money a necessity for many to afford their education. In fact, 72 percent of Iowa's college students take out student loans and hold an average of more than $22,000 in loan debt at graduation.
Students with the greatest financial need are eligible for subsidized Stafford loans, providing some relief to those who need it most. But the interest rate on these loans is set to double from 3.4 percent to 6.8 percent on July 1. If Congress fails to prevent this change, the financial burden of a college education will significantly increase for the students who can least afford it.
This interest rate hike will cost Iowa students alone more than $200 million. That's $200 million that future graduates won't have in their pockets to place a down payment on a house or a car right here in Iowa. Instead, they'll have to write bigger checks to Washington to pay off their loans.
This isn't the first time that we've faced this problem. Last summer, this same interest rate faced the same potential increase until Congress passed a temporary, one-year freeze. It's time to stop passing the buck and develop a real solution. Congress must work toward a student-centered, permanent approach to student loan reform.
We, the 12 student body presidents at colleges and universities across Iowa representing more than 150,000 Iowa college students, need your help to get Congress to act. Call your representatives in Congress and ask them to create a lasting, comprehensive solution to this problem that works for Iowa's students by preventing rates from doubling on July 1.
Together, let's make an investment in Iowa's future.
Spencer Hughes
Iowa State University
Paul Esker
Luther College
Emily R. Ramsey,
Ashford University
Miranda Wehde,
Central College
Anna Barton,
Coe College
Parker Luke,
Cornell College
Thomas Neil,
Grinnell College
Aaron Lacy,
Mount Mercy University
Jennifer Villalobos,
Scott Community College
Kemper Rusteberg,
St. Ambrose University
Katherine Valde,
University of Iowa
Zach Sommers,
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Keeping their status as the enactors of cutting edge legislation, the state of California is pushing to become the first state to create an animal abuse registry that would contain the names of people who have been convicted of animal abuse. Similar to the sex offender registry, this proposed legislation would seek to protect future victimization by limiting the access that animal abusers have to those they might seek to harm.
If the goal of this legislation is to prevent abusive behavior towards pets, then 35 million dog owners may deserve to have a place on a pet abuse registry. That's the estimated number of dogs in America that are being overfed into a state of obesity and eventual death, according to the statistics of the Association for Pet Obesity Prevention (APOP).
"We are killing our dogs by making them fat," according to Dr. Ernie Ward, a 20-year veterinarian, the founder of APOP, and the author of the dog obesity book, "Chow Hounds." Although the motivation behind overfeeding a dog and putting it into a dog fighting ring are very different, the outcomes for both are the same – the dog's health and well-being are put at risk, and death is a real possibility.
One of the reasons that dog obesity is out of control, according to Dr. Ward, is a lack of awareness that there is a problem. Millions of people have forgotten what a normal weight dog looks like. "Owners who think their dogs are 'fluffy,' are stuck in the fat gap," says Dr. Ward. But just because we think our dogs look "normal," doesn't mean that they are.
Most commonly, the definition of pet obesity is an animal weighing 30% over its ideal body weight, according to breed standards. Because there are so many mixed breed dogs in the world, it's sometimes difficult to determine exactly what that ideal weight is. The easiest way to determine if your dog is overweight, according to Dr. Ward, is to look at its appearance objectively, instead of looking at it with a cuteness bias. If you can't feel your dog's ribs or see a defined waistline, your dog is overweight. And just like it is for humans, rolls of belly fat and back fat are not "normal," they're just plain fat.
The fact that human obesity and dog obesity are both on the rise in the U.S. is not a coincidence. A recent Amsterdam study published in the Public Health Nutrition journal found that overweight owners tend to have overweight dogs. That study concluded that this is not coincidental, but rather causal. When pet owners aren't getting enough exercise to control their own weight, chances are, their dogs are not getting enough exercise either. The lack of physical activity contributes to the obesity of both man and man's best friend.
But just as lack of exercise is not the only culprit behind the obesity of 70 million Americans, it's not the only cause of dog obesity either. A lack of nutritious food and an abundance of empty calories are problematic for both overweight owners and paunchy pups.
As far back as 1997 the effect of sugar and fat on animal weight was known. A study published in the American Journal of Physiology showed the effect that the contents of animal diets can have.
Researchers bred obesity-prone and obesity-resistant rats and compared the behaviors of the two groups when offered an identical diet. When fed a high fat diet, the obesity-resistant rats ate much less of the food offered to them. The obesity-prone rats tended to eat everything that was offered to them.
When the two groups of rats were fed a diet that was both high in fat and high in sugar, the consumption of food in both groups was the same – all the rats ate excessively and all of the rats became obese. The conclusion? The combination of high fat and high sugar is so addictive that it overrides an animal's natural appetite regulation system.
Fast forward thirteen years and the commercial dog foods that millions of dog owners are feeding their beloved pooches are spiked with… what else? Sugar and fat! (A generous portion of salt is thrown into all the "best" brands of dog foods as well, in order to make the trifecta of addictive ingredients complete). Dog food manufacturers that label their fatty-sugary-salty pet foods as "healthy," are not nearly as concerned about Fido's fitness as they are about Mommy's money.
Dog owners tend to repurchase the dog food brands that their furry friends seem to like the best. And as the rats in the 1997 research study proved, animals will always show a definite preference for the food that is the most addictive. Fido begs, mommy buys, and the cycle of addictive eating that leads to pet obesity continues.
Unfortunately, the most dangerous part of today's doggy diet is not even the fat, sugar, and salt-laced food they're overeating at mealtimes, according to Dr. Ward. The worst thing that owners are feeding their pets these days are those innocent looking in-between meal treats. Those cute little puffed, baked, bone-shaped biscuits, chews, and cookies are so high in salt, fat, and sugar and so highly addictive that Dr. Ward refers to them as "kibble crack."
Just as with humans, sugar is addicting to dogs and causes not only an insatiable craving for more sugar, but also a compulsive craving for food in general. The relentless begging your dog starts every time a human being is in the vicinity of the treat cabinet is not just annoying. If equated to the type of frantic behavior that a drug addict exhibits when they are desperate for their next fix, Fido's begging is not so much annoying as it is alarming. And continuing to supply our pets with "kibble crack" is equivalent to being the supplier for a loved one's drug habit.
Obesity stops being cute or funny in man's best friend at the point when it starts to adversely affect their health. Obese dogs have a higher risk for osteoarthritis, insulin resistance, hypertension, heart disease, and cancer, according to an annual survey conducted by APOP.
"Sadly we're raising the first generation of dogs that likely won't live as long as their parents," Dr. Ward writes in his "Chow Hounds" book.
In a nation where animals are considered to be so much a member of the family that doggy day care, puppy play dates, canine car seats, and pet health insurance are standard, it is incomprehensible that Americans are literally feeding their pets to death. It is Dr. Ward's belief that with a little bit of education and a few simple changes the obesity epidemic in American house pets can be reversed. America's pet owners can easily find different and more healthy ways to express their love for their "canine kids" without turning them into "Chow Hounds."
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Phone Market Research
Phone market research was once considered an inferior substitute to face to face surveys.
Today phone market research is a widely used method of gathering survey data. Mackman Research specialises in low volume, high quality phone market research surveys of senior executives or "crown jewel" clients. We do not operate a call centre operation but instead have a small number of very skilled phone market researchers. We encourage you to have direct contact with the phone market researchers working on your project.
Advantages of phone market research
Telephone questionnaires have some significant advantages:
- Answers to questions asked in a phone interview are often as valid as those asked face to face.
- Phone market research interviews have the impersonal quality of self-administered questionnaires and the personal quality of face to face interviews. So, telephone surveys are unintimidating (like self administered questionnaires), but allow interviewers to probe or answer questions dealing with ambiguity of items (just as in a personal interview).
- Phone market research surveying is less expensive than face to face interviewing and is convenient. It is not without effort though as often telephone interviewers need to call back many times to numbers that don't answer. We frequently make as many as 10 attempts to call back potential phone interview respondents.
- There is no reaction to the appearance of phone market research interviewers although respondents do react to accents and speach patterns. Mackman Research phone market research interviewers are adept at voicematching techniques.
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Mackman Research treats every project individually
We do not use a templated one product fits all approach. Our tailored design ensures that our results are statistically sound and relevant to the needs of the client that has commissioned them. Careful consideration is given to the research method employed and we will often use a blended approach. Other methods that we employ include:
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General Khanh ousts General Minh as chief of state
General Nguyen Khanh, elected president by the Military Council, ousts Duong Van Minh as South Vietnamese chief of state and installs a new constitution, which the U.S. Embassy had helped to draft.
Khanh said that he was not becoming a military dictator, but it was clear that he was now the chief power in the Saigon government. Within the week, student demonstrations against Khanh and the military government quickly turned into riots. Meanwhile, Henry Cabot Lodge, former ambassador to South Vietnam, went to Western Europe as a personal emissary of President Johnson to explain U.S. policy in Vietnam and to obtain more support from allies. Lodge returned with pledges from West Germany, Holland, Belgium, Great Britain, and Spain to provide nonmilitary technical aid to South Vietnam, but none agreed to provide military support.


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This thread made me want to watch it again, so I popped in my VHS copy. This is by far the WORST VHS I ever purchased. I don't know what the distributor was thinking. It looks like it was recorded in SLP mode, and some of the scenes are 'squished' horizontally so the widescreen image will fit on the TV screen. It's awful. Plus, there's a trailer for 'I Come In Peace' starring Dolph Lundgren. Bring on the Region 1 DVD!!! Now!
Hey Mac and/or Taz, did you guys have any trouble when you ordered your Eraserhead DVDs? When I click on the Buy button, I get that little Kart animation...but when I go to check out, my cart is empty. I've tried it with other items as well, to no avail. Very very frustrating. Perhaps its a fault of this cursed 56k connection.
when does this new wild at heart dvd come out in the US of A?
Jesus Fuckin' Christ!! How many times will this be asked and answered? It's what started this thread too
Finally got my Wild At Heart DVD. Nothing at all extra, but it was cheap.Slightly disappointed, although ultimately it works. I got a bit impatient with it as it read a bit like a Lynch greatest hits, almost a self-parody. But the Big Tuna sign is brilliant, and the whole concept of Big Tuna just makes me laugh.Liked Cage's Elvis. And HDStanton, as ever.Maybe I'm just too steeped in the Fincher aesthetic right now to appreciate it fully, but it is a little too kitsch, kooky rather than weird, for my taste.


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Oh I do realise that most Internet marketing software websites offer you an iron-clad 100% money back guarantee if you are not completely satisfied with their products, but going through the process of claiming back a refund is often not as easy as they make out. It's better to try to avoid purchasing products that are useless in the first place. So here are 5 simple guidelines to remember each time you purchase any Internet marketing software products, which if implemented, will help you to avoid any disappointment and save you the trouble of claiming back refunds for your products.
1. If you are considering purchasing any Internet marketing software products, you should always read the sales page thoroughly and read it more than once! Don't speed read through, just reading what you want to read.. You must establish exactly what the vendor is claiming the software will do. You are also advised to carry out a Google search for a review of this Internet marketing software and find out what those who have used the product are saying about it.
2. If the vendor is suggesting in the sales page that this particular piece of Internet marketing software requires regular use for a certain period of time before reasonable results can be expected, then make sure that the guarantee period offered on the product, is longer than the trial period.
3. A good test I often implement when buying any marketing software, is to take a good look at the vendor websites' performance through the Alexa.com website. For example, if the sales page is selling Traffic Software, then you would naturally assume that the vendor would have used his own software on his own sites, and therefore his sales page should show some decent traffic results on Alexa, if the traffic software is useful at all. Similarly, if the piece of Internet marketing software in question, is designed to bring lots of incoming backlinks to your website, then check the sales page for backlinks. If the software really works you will see good backlink results in the vendor's website.
4. Don't be fooled by time-sensitive offers. I find them so annoying. As with any Internet marketing software offer, the price will be the same tomorrow.. and the day after.. and probably the day after that! Take your time in making your decisions. Remember that if a vendor lowers the price on any product, it is usually because he is struggling to sell it at it's original price. No sensible vendor would drop the price if the product was selling well at the original price!
5. Now let's discuss guarantees for a moment. Most software products will be offered with a guarantee which is typically between 60 and 90 days. The vendor will often use the offer of a guarantee as part of his sales pitch, and this ploy is designed to allay any fears you may have about the risk involved in buying their Internet marketing software product. But they have in mind that 60 or 90 days down the line you may well have forgotten about claiming your money back on any unsatisfactory items. By this time you have moved on to something new and probably can't be concerned with the guarantee claim process. When you purchase any Internet marketing software product, make a note in your diary a couple of days before the guarantee period is set to lapse and when you get to that date, if you were dissatisfied with the results, then claim your money back immediately.
Most Internet marketers who have been working online for any length of time will no doubt have a whole stack of Internet marketing software items on their PC that they never use, purely because they know the products just dont produce the necessary results. Sometimes the collective cost of these items can represent thousands of dollars being spent unnecessarily. So if you follow these 5 simple guidelines when you buy any Internet marketing software tools, you are extremely likely to reduce the amount of 'unwanted software' in your PC.
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by Michael Cummings '86
September 18, 2012
On Saturday, September 15, 2012, four men volunteered from 8:30am-noon at Harvesters Community Food Network in Kansas City, MO, for Wabash Day 2012. We unloaded food from a trailer and repackaged it for distribution to the area's hungry. Pictured, from left to right:
Michael Cummings '86
Conley Stamper (Crawfordsville native, long-time supporter of Wabash College)
Chris Dixon (friend of Michael Cummings, new supporter of Wabash College)
Cyril Welter '72
All men worked with the spirit of giving representing Wabash College.
Wabash College
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In order to protect the works of art and create a safe environment for all patrons, please observe the following Museum policies:For more information, please contact Visitor Services at 215-763-8100 or .
- Please do not touch the works of art.
- Food and drink are not allowed within the galleries.
- Backpacks and large bags must be checked. Smaller bags may be carried on one shoulder or handheld.
- Coats and small umbrellas may be carried into the galleries. Large umbrellas must be checked.
- Possession of dangerous materials, including firearms, is not permitted.
- Please be mindful of others when using your cell phone.
- Please do not sit or step on platforms or ledges.
- Strollers are not permitted in special exhibition galleries, and the Museum reserves the right to exclude strollers from any gallery for safety reasons. Child carriers strapped to a person's back are not permitted.
- Lecturing is permitted by advance agreement only; please call 215-684-7580.
- Handheld cameras without flash may be used in the permanent collection galleries.
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Two arrested in drug lab bust in Hardin County
Hardin County Sheriff Ed Cain announced Feb. 8 that his office charged two people with intent to manufacture a controlled substance after executing a search warrant at 6650 Orchid, in Lumberton on Jan. 28.
The Hardin County Sheriff's Office (HCSO) reported they received information that something strange was going on at the residence on Orchid earlier the same day. According to the press release, Tommy J. Cole visited the home to bring his 18-month-old daughter to visit her mother, Ami Dobbins, who was there with her boyfriend Arthur Ellis Halter III. Cole told authorities he knew something was wrong when he arrived, and after he observed what he believed to be illegal narcotic activity at the residence, he made a phone call to a friend. That friend was Director of Hardin County Crime Victims Valerie Stewart. Stewart had a friend too, HCSO Narcotics Sgt. Charles Daigle. Daigle immediately responded to the call and met with Cole to get the details. After talking with Cole, Daigle issued a narcotic search warrant for the residence, signed by Hardin County Pct. 5 Justice of the Peace Butch Cummings. Sgt. Daigle contacted his partner, Narcotics Sgt. Mark Vincent and Lumberton Police Chief Danny Sullins, who offered assistance.
The team arrived at the home to execute the search warrant at approximately 1:30 p.m. and found Halter at the residence. Dobbins arrived with police a short time later.
Upon search of the premises, officers found the remnants of what they referred to as the "One Pot Method" used to "cook" methamphetamine. According to the report, other evidence located in the house gave officers at the scene cause to arrest both Dobbins and Halter. Both were booked into Hardin County Jail and charged with Possession of or Transport of Certain Chemicals with Intent to Manufacture Controlled Substance and Abandoning or Endangering a Child (Criminal Negligence). Hardin County Pct. 3 Justice of the Peace T.J. Hall set Dobbins' bond at $25,000 for the Possession of Chemicals Charged and $5,000 for Child Endangerment, a state jail felony. Halter's bond was set at $25,000 for the Possession of Chemicals and $5,000 for Child Endangerment, a felony two offense. Both are currently out on bonds posted by Ace Bail Bonds.
According to the press release, "Lumberton Police Chief Danny Sullins and Sheriff Ed Cain wish to thank the concerned parents and citizens of Lumberton and Hardin County for taking a valued interest in the safety of our children and the citizens of our communities and our county. The sheriff also stands by his "Zero Tolerance Policy" on all illegal drugs in the county.
"The Sheriff wishes to thank the following officers for their role in the Search Warrant: Patrol Sergeant Aaron Tupper, Deputy David Nunn, Deputy Kenneth Aydelotte, Deputy Kendra Davis and Lumberton Police Officers, Chief Danny Sullins, Trey Brothers, Nathan White and Joey Breaux."


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GREENEVILLE, TENN. – The Coker baseball team split its South Atlantic Conference double-header with Tusculum on Sunday (Mar. 30), losing game one 5-1 and winning game two 4-3.
In the first game of day the Cobras struggled to push more than one run across the plate, while Tusculum was able to plate five runs over seven innings.
Alex Hernandez (1-5) took the loss on the mound. He allowed five runs on nine hits with a strikeout in six innings of work.
Sammy Song was the only Cobra to collect multiple hits, going 3-or-3 with an RBI, while Jarren Donato, Chase Spivey, Jack Leech and Shea Bell had a hit each.
In game two the Cobras plated two runs in each of the first two innings, taking a 4-0 advantage. Tusculum answered with a run in the bottom of the second to make it a 4-1 game. The Pioneers plated two more runs in the bottom of the fifth to make it a one run game. The Cobras were able to keep Tusculum off the board for the final two innings and hold on for the 4-3 victory.
Ben Brown (4-2) threw a complete game for the win, allowing three runs on eight hits in seven innings on the hill.
Song, Bell, T.J. Giczkowski and Ernie Kirkwood each drove in a run for the Cobras at the plate. Kirkwood also had a double.
The Cobras will return to the diamond on Tuesday (Apr. 1) for a non-conference game at home against St. Andrews. First pitch is scheduled for 3 p.m. at Tom J. New Field.


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The 23rd annual Hope College Musical Showcase concert will be presented on Monday, March 7, at 8 p.m. in DeVos Performance Hall in Grand Rapids. The concert will feature more than 200 Hope students performing in the college's major instrumental and vocal organizations as well as with smaller ensembles and as soloists.
The 23rd annual Hope College Musical Showcase concert will be presented on Monday, March 7, at 8 p.m. in DeVos Performance Hall in Grand Rapids. The concert will feature more than 200 Hope students performing in the college's major instrumental and vocal organizations as well as with smaller ensembles and as soloists.
Hope College students take the stage for this fast-paced, musical spectacular, during which audience members hear everything from opera to jazz.
The hardest part for those seeing the show is containing their enthusiasm, at least at first. In the tradition of the quick-moving musical event, audience members are asked to hold their applause until intermission and the end of the performance.
Vocal performances include junior Caitlin McDougall of Flint singing "Bester Jungling," from Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart's "Der Schauspieldirektor"; senior Sarah Ashcroft of Holland performing Lee Hoiby's "Where the music comes from"; senior Daniel Smith of Tekonsha performing "Questa o quella per me parisono," from Giuseppe Verdi's "Rigoletto"; sophomore Haley Hodges of Hart performing "O Miobabbinocaro," from Giacomo Puccini's "Gianni Schicchi"; and junior Heather Benson of Muskegon performing "Tristezza," by Francesco Paola Totsi.
Violin solos will include sophomore Erin Gilbert of Marshall performing Fritz Kreisler's "Liebesleid (Love's Sorrow)"; sophomore Alec Norkey of Jackson performing Sergei Projofiev's "March from Love for Three Oranges," arranged by Jascha Heifetz; and sophomore Luke Panning of Holland performing "Tambourin Chinois," by Fritz Kriesler.
Piano solos include junior Brent Smith of Owosso performing Maurice Ravel's "Toccata (Le Tombeau de Couperin)" and senior John Donkersloot of Zeeland performing "Polka" by Sergei Rachmaninoff. Organ solos include senior Leah Hottel of Westlake, Ohio, performing Louis Vierne's "Final, Symphony No. 1" and junior Kaitlyn Davis of Rochester Hills performing the third movement of "Trio Sonata in E Flat Major" by Johann Sebastian Bach.
The duet of junior Brent Smith of Owosso, pianist, and senior Lauren Conley of WhiteLake, soprano, will perform Carlisle Floyd's "Pretty Night." The trio of sophomore violinist Alec Norkey of Jackson, freshman cellist Alexander Stradal of Muskegon and sophomore pianist Katherine Callam of Holland will perform Clara Schumann's "Trio in G Minor Op. 17, Adante."
Chamber groups include a Wind Quintet performing Malcolm Arnold's "Allegro Vivace, Three Shanties for Wind Quintet"; and the Mainstream Ensemble performing "Ikebukuro," composed by senior Nate Roberts of West Milton, Pa.
Other groups include the Jazz Arts Collective performing "Be Bop," by Dizzy Gillespie'; the Women's Chamber Choir performing Antonio Estevez's "Mata del anima sola (Tree of the lonely soul)," arranged by Alberto Grau and featuring soprano Caitlin McDougall; the Symphony Orchestra performing Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart's "Overture to Cossi fan tutte"; the Chapel Choir performing "Musicks Empire," by Lloyd Pfautsch; the Handbell Ensemble performing "Bwana Asfwe! (Praise the Lord)," by Cathy Moklebust; and the Wind Ensemble performing "Viento y Tangos," by Michael Gandolfi.
Tickets for Musical Showcase are $10 each, and may be ordered through the Hope College ticket office in the main lobby of the DeVos Fieldhouse, located at 222 Fairbanks Ave., between Ninth and 11th streets. The ticket office is open weekdays from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. and may be called at (616) 395-7890.
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text: > Be very careful. Hyper TRANSPORT is what AMD (and the HT consortium) > push as a replacment to the traditional bus -- it amounts to putting the > CPUs, memory, and all peripherals on a very high bandwidth low latency > network, IIRC. It enables a sort of SMP design very similar to a > "cluster" inside a single box, whether the processors are single or > dual core, and is the way AMD is going quite heavily in their future > designs. It is very useful and relevant to SMP, multicore, and single > core designs and important to HPC. I find this slightly confusing. HTrans is indeed a fast interconnect, but the salient features are that it's purely point-to-point and that AMD's cache-coherency is implemented using it. Intel chips depend on shared front-side-buses, which means that they're inherently contending for memory bandwidth. that's why quad-xeons usually sucked, for instance. a shared snoopy bus could potentially be faster for inter-processor traffic (a hot lock, for instance), but I've never seen numbers supporting this - opterons seem to always win for latency. hypertransport is very elegant, and I hope AMD+someone manage to add some form of directory-based coherence soon, so it scales beyond 2-4 nodes. (the problem is that AMD's current design requires broadcasts of some coherency traffic, which starts to look ugly even at 4 nodes, and is noticable at 8. going multi-core is an interesting twist to this, since onchip, coherency appears to be snoopy, so the HT-broadcast is only required for intra-socket coherence. maybe 4sock, 4core machines will cover enough of the market to avoid adding a directory-based scheme...) > Hyper THREADING is Intel's solution to what amounts to an overlong > instruction pipeline on the CPU itself. In single-threaded code a long hmm, not really. Intel's pipeline length is indeed very long, but hyperthreading is all about *switching*, not pipelining. the real problem with hyperthreading is that it works best with bad code: code that normally spends most of its time stalled (cache/tlb misses, etc). on code that makes effective use of the hardware, it's only a slowdown. > <editorial comment>In my personal opinion Hthreading is pretty much > useless to "most" HPC applications and seems to be mostly irrelevant to > SMP design as well. If anything, I'd expect hyperthreading to really > complicate SMP kernel design, as one adds a whole layer of complexity to > the already complex processor affinity question for independent threads > and multiple memory locality and ITS possible processor affinities. not really. linux uses a fairly straightforward "domain" design that lets the scheduler intelligently decide when to migrate a process to another virtual core, real core, or socket. in HT mode, the package actually appears to boot two CPUs, so there's not that much the kernel has to do to support it. the rest is affinity, and handled sanely by the sched-domain design. for instance, there's zero cost to "migrating" a thread between HT siblings. but there is some cost (cache-wise) to migrating to a different core. an idle HT sibling is not bad, but an idle core should definitely pull a proc that's sharing a HT sibling. etc. > It really isn't at all clear that HThreading needs to live (as my kids > would put it:-). AMD just uses shorter instruction pipelines (less to > flush and fill) and seems to outperform Hthreaded Intel at constant > clock, at any rate. At MOST it yields a 30% or so speedup that is > relevant to somebody doing work with lots of independent things going on > on a single CPU -- typically (unsurprisingly) a desktop user watching a > movie or the like -- decoding video and audio at the same time, or > servers handling multiple service threads. In others, it yields a > DECREASE of say 10% due to aforementioned cache-thrashing.</editorial > comment> HT is a very limited implementation of a general class of multi-threaded processors. IBM and others have done better SMT. and the appeal is clear: most programs do not manage to keep all a CPU's functional units busy, so why not share the pool of FU's among multiple threads? I'm expecting someone to eventually replicate the proc-specific parts (registers and L1 cache), but share all the FU's in a package. sort of merged multi-core. on the other hand, the chip area devoted to actual compute elements (ALU/FPU) is dwarfed by caches... regards, mark hahn.


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Monday, March 02, 2009
More Dispatches From the Western Front
Anyway, the concert was nice.
Today was the last day I had to take The Orange Pill of Intestinal Destruction. At least for another two weeks. Frankly, I'm a little nervous about hearing the results of my blood work tomorrow (This was another one of those days where I had multiple blood draws over a ten hour period. In fact, my last one of the day is tonight at 11:30 AM.). Because over this nearly a year's worth of treatment I've gotten so used to hearing "It didn't work," I'm just expecting the worse tomorrow. To be told that, oh well your white counts are still climbing and it's back to the drawing board. But I have to just go where God is taking me on all this. Just riding the crazy cancer train and waiting for my stop.
Yesterday I felt pretty good so I hiked out to Rice Village to check out what I was told was some good shopping. It was about a 45 minute hike out past Rice University (Yes I am insane.). The shopping district reminded me a lot of Carytown in RVA. There were local shops and boutiques all scattered in vintage strip malls. Only smack in the middle of blocks of old storefronts was a fancy new mall with chain stores like the Gap and Sephora.
So I had taken my pill around 11 AM as scheduled and when I got to Rice Village, I settled into a chair at Starbucks with some Earl Grey. By this time it was about a half hour after I consumed the Orange Pill of Intestinal Destruction and I was hit with a wave of strong nausea. I was able to breathe through it because Lord knows, I did not want to barf all over the sidewalk in front of the Sunday shoppers. I chucked the rest of my tea, and still feeling a little unwell, headed over to a used bookstore across the street.
Books are my crack cocaine. Some women compulsively buy shoes. I buy books. Even though I had already brought four or five books out here with me, I couldn't resist the lure of cheap books. Besides, I needed to have something to read at lunch, the single diner's amusement.
I wasn't the in book store for ten minutes before the nausea came up on me. Hard. I knew this was not going to be a good scene. I managed to get outside with enough to wretch into a wad of tissues (Hadn't located the bathroom).
Yeah, buddy. Taste the flavor sensation.
I pulled myself together, coughed a few times, and went back in the store. I guess when you've got The Cancer you kind of don't give a crap who sees you wretch into a bunch of tissues. You've got bigger fish to fry. And besides, there were books to buy. After picking up two new tomes on the cheap, I perused a few more shops like a candy boutique, drank some water, and rested on a bench for a bit. All the stomach uglies were gone, and I was ready for my French onion soup lunch and reading time. I ended up tearing through 150 pages of Let the Right One In. I spent another hour or so exploring and shopping and then made the hike home. My butt (and my feet and legs) was whupped by the time I reached the hotel, but it felt good to have struck out on my own and overcome the stomach craziness to enjoy a rare afternoon alone.
While I was waiting to get my blood drawn and of course, about 45 minutes after taking TOPoID, I had another brief bout of nausea with a dash of retching. My protocol nurse was there and thankfully she had me ready when the first wave hit with a barf pan and everything. Adrian says now I'm finally like every other cancer patient on chemo, pukes and such. Great. That's a club I was dying to join.
Maybe with my pill reprieve in the coming weeks I can avoid the stomach nonsense.
Just in time for my conjugal visit.
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We got new PCs here so I was not reading your blog for a while...sorry! I am happy for your move to Houston. I hope they have the magic down there.
Take care.
- Jeremy Feist said...
Glurg. Gotta love the little orange pills. But at least you managed to go out and get some of your personal crack, and you even get a nice little conjugal visit, so there's that to look forward too. Wishing you all the best!
- ahamos said...
I was all ready to have some clever and witty reply to this, when I read the last sentence. I nearly spewed chips all over my screen laughing, and now I can't remember what I wanted to say. Oh, well.
- Susan said...
Great to finally hear about how you're doing- I'llkeep checking the blog- should I send you a box of books there? Let me know- susan
- Nancy said...
Been following your story and holding you in the light ever since Chez first posted a link to you many months ago. When you get quiet for a longish time, I pray a little harder.
Your situation right now seems to be the antithesis of "Houston, we've got a problem."
Thanks be to God.
- Susan said...
Great to finally hear about how you're doing- I'llkeep checking the blog- should I send you a box of books there? Let me know- susan
- cindy said...
Girl, you kick ass. Good for you striking out like that. And count me in on the Black 47 love - have you seen them live?
I'm thinking good thoughts about your blood tests.
I've been following your blog for a little while - found you through pajiba (I love your comments).
I don't usually post, but I live in Houston. It's kind of a strange place - no zoning laws, so some really great places - restaurants and such - are tucked away and only locals can find them. I know you're not really here to site-see, but if you and the hubby are looking for something particular. You can email me. I might be able to point you in the right direction.
slmillet at yahoo.com
Oh, and if you love books, the Rice Library is open to the public - you have to sign in though. And on the West/Rear side of the library is a wonderful little pavilion that has free wifi and coffee - so you don't have to make the trek all the way to The Village.
- One-Legged Jenny said...
de-lurking here...
I found your blog through pajiba, and have been following your progress & keeping you in my prayers! i'm originally from houston and live literally across the street from that bookstore (well, across and down a block) so it's interesting to know exactly what yo'ure talking about!!
(and my dad oddly enough is a hematologist at ben taub, another hospital in the medical center.)
best wishes & prayers for you!


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Research overwhelmingly suggests getting kids on track before they start kindergarten drastically increases the odds that those kids will succeed later. But Louisiana doesn't have a unified pre-K system — school districts and local governments provide whatever pre-schooling they can find money for. No standard accountability or performance measurement system exists.
"Our early childhood system of education is currently fragmented in a way that allows too many children to slip through the cracks," state Superintendent of Education John White said. "We will create a unified early childhood network that will ensure equity for all of our youngest children."
White said the current system is unacceptable. The state spends $1.4 billion on early childhood programs, including more than $300 million for education. Still, only 54 percent of Louisiana's children enter kindergarten with necessary skills, like basic number skills and knowledge of the alphabet.
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White said specific details for how programs would be judged haven't been created, partially because of the wide variety of types of pre-K care.
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Pam Folse, a federal programs supervisor with the Lafourche school system, helps oversee the parish's pre-K system. She thinks the proposed changes are a good idea.
"Right now everybody is coming from these different areas. This plan means everybody is going to be working off of the same curriculum and the same standards," Folse said. "All these schools funnel into the larger school system, so I think this is a good thing for public education in general."
Terrebonne school Superintendent Philip Martin said anything that improves pre-K is good.
"If this means opening more doors to more kids, that's a huge benefit. All the research shows that getting a good pre-K education is vital," Martin said.
But for school districts that are struggling with shrinking budgets, one of the main concerns continues to be cash. Without additional money, it's unlikely schools will be able to pay to expand their programs very much.
"The funding just isn't there to support the level that most of us would like to see," Martin said.
Martin is pushing to increase the property tax rate Terrebonne homeowners pay toward the school system, arguing the parish's rate is much smaller than average. Though a comprehensive plan for how that increased money would be spent hasn't been created, Martin said boosting the number of students enrolled in pre-K is on the top list of initiatives the money might go toward.
Folse said the Lafourche school system also wants to expand its program, but the hodgepodge of state and federal grants that pay for it can't cover any more costs.
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