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In the current global economic climate, organizations are forced to "innovate or die." Only innovative organizations can survive the highly competitive global market. As organizations utilize programs and projects to achieve their strategies and goals, program and project managers have a major role to play in driving an organizational culture of creativity and innovation.
This seminar focuses on leadership competencies required for project / program managers to manage their teams most effectively and drive an organizational culture of creativity and innovation: developing their (own) individual creative skills, unleashing their teams' creative and innovative potentials and building on creativity to drive innovation (both sustaining innovation and disruptive innovation) in their organization.
An innovation framework for project management will be introduced – a structured approach for program and project managers to utilize in starting and delivering innovation projects. Participants will explore ways to implement innovation using open innovation and innovation platforms.
Earn 16 PDUs (8 Strategic PDUs + 8 Leadership PDUs) with 14 (instructor-led online) hours and pre-seminar reading assignments. Take advantage of discounted rates for PMI members.
This seminar has also been offered by the same instructor, Victoria S. Kumar, PMP, PMI-ACP, CSM, CSPO, SA for PMI SeminarsWorld as a two-day seminar.
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Victoria Kumar, PMP, PMI-ACP, CSM, CSPO, SA served as Director, PMI Board of Directors (2014 – 2016). She is past president of the PMI North Carolina Chapter (NCPMI), having served in various board member positions for several years. She also was a member of the PMI Leadership Institute Advisory Group. She currently serves as NCPMI VP Programs.
Ms. Kumar's professional career includes project development management with IBM Canada Laboratory, and PMO program management for organizations in both the private and public sectors.
Ms. Kumar has served the North Carolina State Government for several years as Project Management Office (PMO) Program Manager / Senior Project Manager with the NC Office of the State Controller and the NC Department of Transportation, managing large-scale government information technology programs and projects and participating with the state's Enterprise PMO in the IT governance process as a statewide approver for statewide IT projects and programs.
She also served as Sr. Program Manager with AIG United Guaranty leading the EPMO in its Enterprise Agile transformation effort. She currently serves as Principal Project Portfolio Analyst at Red Hat, Inc., where she recently led the implementation of CA PPM, a leading Project Portfolio Management solution.
She has travelled worldwide, presenting on leadership development and project management in seminars and conferences. She published several conference papers as part of PMI global congress proceedings, including
Ms. Kumar holds master's degrees in pure mathematics and in computer science from University of Waterloo (Canada), where she has also earned PhD credits in management science. She has a master's certificate in IT Project Management from George Washington University. She is a graduate of the PMI Leadership Institute Master Class and a certified Project Management Professional (PMP®), an Agile Certified Practitioner, a Certified ScrumMaster (CSM), a Certified Scrum Product Owner (CSPO) and a SAFe 4 Agilist.
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If you are learning to drive, or teaching a new driver, there are plenty of FREE resources available to you. 1. You'll want to start by learning what the State of Wyoming's rules and requirements are for obtaining a driver license. How to apply for a Wyoming Driver License Wyoming Department of Transportation FAQs, such…Read More
The 2017-2018 Soaring Eagle Book Award results were recently announced! Winner Scythe (Arc of the Scythe #1) by Neal Shusterman 2nd Place Girl in the Blue Coat by Monica Hesse 3rd Place Orbiting Jupiter by Gary Schmidt Teens (7th-12th grade) in Wyoming nominate the books for the award as well as vote for the winners….Read More
The 2017-2018 Soaring Eagle Book Award nominees have been announced! Teens (7th-12th grade) in Wyoming nominate the books for the award as well as vote for the winners. If you are looking for a great book to read, try one of these! Simon vs. the Homo Sapiens Agenda by Becky Albertalli The Naturals (#1)…Read More
Did you know that Wyoming has a book award just for teens? Each year a list consisting of 13-15 books is created from the numerous titles read and nominated by teens (7th-12 graders) in our great state. We keep multiple copies of each of the books nominated for the Soaring Eagle Award on display in the Teen Zone, which…Read More


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Choosing the Best Type of Mattress
Is it time for a new mattress? Do you wake up tired or achy, or does your mattress look saggy or lumpy? Or maybe you sleep better at hotels. If you dread a trip to the mattress store, realize that you've got more options than ever before! Here are some tips to help you find your perfect mattress!
Compare the Types
If you're shopping for a new mattress you could be overwhelmed by the variety of choice and prices ranging from too-low-to-believe to astronomical. But there's good news: Our year of testing have shown that, whatever type you choose, you don't have to spend over $1000 for a comfortable, supportive mattress.
Memory Foam
Mostly polyurethane, memory foam is a favorite of people who take our survey and suffer from back and joint pain. A variation is latex foam, claimed to be hypoallergenic. Memory foam softens when you lie on it and soon molds to your body. Once you get up, it springs back to its original shape. Some owners feel it sleeps hot, however, and some mattresses take some effort to change position. (We measure for this in our Ratings, too.) Variations include models with infused gel to help keep it cool. Air it out before first use if you're concerned about off-gassing.
Pocket Spring
These are traditional mattresses composed of steel coils in various configurations. They're often the least expensive—and the most widely sold. Variations can include special layers of cushioning, a pillowtop layer, and infused gel. "Hybrids" have one or more layers of foam on top of the springs. Shifting positions tends to be easy, but on some models your sleep partner might feel an annoying bounce when you do so. (If you're concerned, don't worrry—we test for this tendency.)
Adjustable Air
You can inflate this type to your desired firmness using an electric pump attached to the bed. These typically include additional layers on top, such as foam. Most also let you inflate individual halves to different firmnesses to suit each sleep partner. But if you want to adjust the bed during the night, the noise of the pump can be annoying.
Four Mattress Myths
Foam layers make a better bed.
More innerspring mattresses now include foam on top. But the foam is often too thin to make a difference on some of the hybrid models. Hybrid innerspring models that scored well in our tests had a foam layer several inches thick, though performance still varied.
The more coils, the better.
The better innerspring models we tested had 600 to 1,000 coils. But even if one mattress has more coils than another, the coils could be made of thinner-gauge metal. You'll also hear about coil variations such as Bonnell (hourglass type), continuous wire, and individually pocketed springs. None of those is inherently superior.
Gel provides a cooler sleep.
Some mattresses (noted in our Ratings) have a layer of gel-infused foam that's supposed to provide a cooling effect. But that layer is buried beneath other layers. While our tests have shown that innerspring mattresses containing gel did tend to sleep slightly cooler, the reverse was true with gel-infused foam beds.
Extra lumbar support helps back sleepers.
A special lumbar-support zone is one of many ways manufacturers try to differentiate their product lines. But there's no guarantee that it makes any real
Forget about Comparison Shopping
If you like a mattress at one store and ask elsewhere for something similar, you're likely to be steered toward a same-brand mattress claimed to have the same construction, components, and firmness. But they're probably not the same. Mattress makers offer some lines nationally, but when those brands are sold through major chains, they're for lines exclusive to those chains. And manufacturers don't publish a directory of comparable mattresses. When we went to three bedding chains and asked for mattresses similar to those we'd bought at three department stores, five of the six were way off the mark. So use our Ratings as a guide, and insist on the precise make and model that scored well in our tests. Also check our Ratings of mattress brands and stores, based on subscriber surveys.
Shopping Tips
Lie down.
If possible, lie on any mattress that you're considering. Wear loose clothes and shoes you can slip off. Make yourself comfortable, and shoo away the salesperson if you're feeling pressured. Salespeople should expect you to take your time. Spend at least five or ten minutes on each side and on your back (your stomach, too, if that's a preferred sleeping position). Panelists who took beds home for a month-long trial rarely changed the opinion they formed after the first night. Shopping online or at a warehouse club? Tryouts aren't usually an option, so checking return policies before you buy is extra important.
On delivery day.
Never accept delivery without inspecting the mattress (and the box spring, if you buy one) for stains and other damage. Also be sure that the mattress has a label that states "all-new material" before you send the driver on his way. If it's not there, refuse delivery. And keep it on afterward in case you do have to file a warranty claim in the future.


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The Peachy Keen
We've got peach on our brain this month, since it's the perfect summertime flavor! Enjoy this peachy keen summertime beverage on your favorite porch or deck.
What You Need:
• 12 ounces of UFO White Ale
• 1.5 oz of peach schnapps
• 3 ounces of orange juice
• Orange wheel for garnish (optional)
What You Do:
Pour half of a UFO White Ale into a pint glass, then add your shot of peach schnapps and orange juice. Stir well. Pour the rest of the UFO White Ale into the glass to top off, and finally, add an orange wheel for a garnish if you're feeling fancy.


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Auxiliary has been active at FMBC for years – one of our ladies was on the
committee that began the Ladies Auxiliary for the entire state of Florida. We
meet monthly, the first Monday night of each month. We have a devotion,
usually have snacks, take up an offering and take care of our business.
Last, we share prayer requests. This is one of the most amazing parts of
what our Ladies Auxiliary does, because there are some prayer warriors in our
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set of goals that we support quarterly, including the national and state Bible
and Tract Funds, the goals of both the National Women's Auxiliary and our own
state Ladies Auxiliary. We support the ABA Disaster Fund, Macedonian
Missionary Service and Rachel Hurley, who works with Wycliff. We
meet with other churches quarterly at a District Ladies Meeting, and our
whole purpose is just to be a help to our church. Over the years, the Ladies
Auxiliary has done several large projects, including blinds for the sanctuary,
and decorating the baptismal dressing areas. We have a "Baptistery Buddy"
who helps people get ready for baptism and who takes care of the towels and
robes after baptism services. Our ladies tend to our shut-ins, and try to
find ways to be encouraging to those in our church.
We also look
within our own church for needs that we can help – whether it's financially,
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Hot Docs 2016: Sour Grapes
The world of vintage wine collecting is a highly lucrative business. Every year millions of dollars are spent by the richest connoisseurs to fill their own personal cellars. Like any hobby dealing in antiquities, the thrill is in the hunt to own the rarest of items. When a young man named Rudy Kurniawan showed up on the scene and started making a name for himself as a big-time player in the auction world, a ripple began spreading through the old boys' club. Kurniawan started selling bottles from his collection and soon the biggest con ever to hit the vintage wine world was uncovered. Thousands of bottles of counterfeit wine flooded into the marketplace. Directors Jerry Rothwell and Reuben Atlas have chronicled the high-stakes story in their film Sour Grapes, an engaging look at the rise and fall of a man trying to outsmart the greatest experts in the world.
Earning the reputation as being a wine savant, Rudy Kurniawan landed on the vintage wine auction market in a big way. He used his charming personality to work his way into the inner circles and was at the same time being extremely calculated about not revealing any information about where he or his money came from. After several years of collecting, Kurniawan announced that he would be selling large portions of the bottles in his cellar. He hired an auction house and millions of dollars were spent. Shortly after, suspicion began to rise as Bill Koch, one of the biggest collectors in the country, discovered a bottle that was not what it appeared to be. Other experts started digging and they found bottles that had the wrong type of glass, pristine-looking labels, cork not aged properly, incorrect bottle weights, and incorrect years. Master winemaker Laurent Ponsot, whose family owns the Ponsot winery in Burgundy, France, spotted fake bottles in an auction catalogue and requested the bottles be withdrawn. Everyone's investigations were all leading back to Rudy Kurniawan. The FBI became involved, which led to him being arrested and portions of his counterfeit operations being discovered.
It's fascinating the lengths to which Kurniawan went to try and deceive the vintage wine world. What was really going on behind the person he presented himself as publicly? Friends were in disbelief that he would be capable of such an undertaking, with many believing that this enterprise ran much deeper and that he was just the man to take the fall. However, with the potential of millions of dollars being on the line, the temptation was just too strong. Kurniawan had become overconfident in his abilities and ended up getting sloppy, which accelerated his downfall. For someone billed as an expert in identifying bottles, years, and tastes, his mistakes seemed uncharacteristic of who he portrayed himself to be. He was no match for the experts around the world.
The film is an exciting recreation of the events, interviewing almost all of the key players that had either been swindled or were involved in uncovering the deception. Kurniawan, currently serving a 10-year sentence in a correctional institution in Taft, California, declined to be interviewed for the film. It's a legal thriller set in an unlikely world with connections to several countries and it's a captivating tale. The ramifications from this scandal will be felt through many antiquity markets and the wine collecting world especially for decades to come, as there are an estimated 40,000 bottles from Kurniawan's sales still floating around in private collections. Fortunately, trained appraisers and auction houses are now savvy to the methods he used and can easily spot a bottle that is not real.
The film raises an interesting moral question. As we watch hundreds of these counterfeit bottles being seized and destroyed, how many people who were deceived and have these in their personal collections are too embarrassed or willing to admit they've been duped? When you pride yourself on being an expert, would you want to admit to falling for the scam? Or are you able to live in blissful ignorance and believe that you had found that rare item you longed for to make your collection complete?
Sour Grapes opens at the Bloor Hot Docs Cinema on Friday, May 27th. More information HERE.
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Install Midnight Commander
Whats Midnight Commander?
Midnight Commander is Shell application (visual file manager) for SSH like Norton Commander, that older geeks may remember from the time of DOS, or like Total Commander, the most advanced Shell application today.
Why do I need Midnight Commander?
Like every file manager, it enables the users to easily copy, move, delete and manage files and folders, having a full-screen text mode user interface. You can also use MC to connect to other server's FTP and copy files from/to other servers.
How to install Midnight Commander?
Before you begin to install any software it's best to make sure the package files are up-to-date. Tutorial 3
Raspbian users can install Midnight Commander from the standard repositories with the following command:
sudo apt-get install mc
Once installed, you can launch Midnight Commander with the following at a terminal prompt:
Midnight Commander will start up with two panels open, as shown in the figure below:
Midnight Commander Click on the picture to enlarge.
Using the Up and Down keys will move the cursor around the directory listing, while Enter will descend down into a directory. Escape will go back up one level. The Tab key will move the focus between the two panels. Using these, you can navigate to anywhere within your current system in a particular panel.
In order to do some file management, get to the files you want to move or copy in one panel, and the location to which you want to move/copy them in another. The bottom of the screen displays the hotkey combinations: F5 is to copy files, and F6 is to move or rename them. Pressing one of these keys will display a dialog confirming your action. You can move focus between fields and buttons in a dialog or by using the Tab key, and use the Space bar to press a button. Using these functions alone, you can do some emergency file management to copy or delete things that are hanging up your system.
There are a number of other file-related tools available from the menu bar (yes, this text-mode program has a menu bar, and you can access it with F9):
- The "File" menu contains actions to be performed on the files or directories in the currently-highlighted panel. Additional functions include creating links (hard and sym-) and changing permissions (chown) or mode (chmod).
- The "Left" and "Right" menus allow configuration of how that panel should display, as well as enabling access to remote connections (shell or FTP).
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So… Here i am. In kopaja to turn my way. I make mistake about cimb niaga plaza and graha. When i arrived at cimb graha. The security told me to get cimb plaza.
I am not furious. I just feel funny about myself. Huffft.. Soon i take the kopaja back.. Fortunately, the office is opened until 4pm. So i could make it.
Too energetic sometimes can cause problem too. It is indispensable for me to be calmer hohoho.
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The Tulane University School of Medicine (SOM) is committed to creating and maintaining a positive environment for its faculty and learners. This environment is one that is respectful of one another and holds accountable, those that do not uphold the tenets of professional workplace behavior. Exemplary behavior by individuals who are exceptional role models for professionalism will be acknowledged.
This program is designed to provide an environment that is professional, respectful, inclusive, and intellectually stimulating and to create a positive learning and work environment where each individual can have an expectation of professionalism from members of the community. This program allows for individuals to report concerns about all aspects of the learning environment. Most important is early intervention to prevent concerning behavior from escalating.
The School of Medicine program includes a reporting/tracking system for concerns about the environment of learning and workplace. Incidents are reported by a variety of mechanisms, documented in the system, and recorded in a confidential database. Each report will be investigated following the method of the Professionalism Pyramid for Graduated Interventions (first developed at the Vanderbilt School of Medicine.) Read More
A team of three senior faculty will be appointed to review each report as they are received. The role of this team, called the TRIO, is to triage and ensure each concern is thoroughly and properly addressed using the Professionalism Pyramid method as well as to ensure follow up. A senior administrator in the school will be assigned to provide logistical support to the TRIO and manage the database. Incoming reports will be reviewed each business day. The TRIO will also oversee the Professionalism Committee, made up of appointed faculty, trained to be peer awareness intervention counselors. The program is managed as a component of the Dean's office.
For students, any breach that falls under the purview of the Honor Board should be referred to the Honor Board directly. This procedure is outlined in the April 1999 revision of the Honor Code, available on the Student Affairs website. Such breaches include cheating, stealing, impairing another student's ability to learn, or acting in a deceitful manner.
For breaches in professional behavior outside of those considered by the Honor Board will be addressed using the method of the Professionalism Pyramid for Graduated Interventions: It issue will first be referred to the Director of Students Support and Wellness for initial informal intervention. If a pattern of behavior emerges, the student would then be refered to the senior associate dean for Admissions and Student Affairs, who will speak directly with the parties involved and reviewing evidence. If further problems arise, the issue will be brought to the Student Professionalism and Promotion Committee for discussion and potential intervention or disciplinary action. (For more detailed information, please see the Student Handbook)
Exemplary treatment of a learner or any member of the learning environment, either experienced or witnessed, can be reported by the same School of Medicine reporting system available to all students, residents and faculty. Make a Report Form.
For students, residents or faculty:
Perceived inappropriate treatment of a learner or any member of the learning environment, either experienced or witnessed, should be reported by using one or more of the following methods:
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In addition to the methods listed above, the students also have the opportunity to report perceived inappropriate treatment by reporting:
If requested, all reports, by any method, will be kept anonymous and confidential. Anonymous reports will also be investigated to the extent that specific information is provided. However, full disclosure of the persons involved and the behaviors witnessed can lead to more effective action to correct the problem. Therefore, full reporting of incidents of inappropriate behavior is strongly encouraged to include all the individuals involved.
For students, the identity of learners reporting inappropriate treatment can often be protected by delaying action on the report until the learner is no longer vulnerable. Each of the reporting mechanisms described above allows the learner to request a delayed action on the report.
The establishment of a safe environment is a quality improvement initiative and therefore, all reporting is legally non-discoverable.
The School and the University will keep confidential all records of complaints and investigations to the extent permitted by law. To reiterate, behaviors that violate Title IX of the 1972 Education Amendments to the Higher Education Act, which include discrimination or harassment based on sex or gender, must be reported by any University official so that they can be promptly acted upon in order to be compliant with Federal Law.
If a report suggests discrimination, the school is also required to notify the University's Office of Institutional Equity and an investigation by that office will also be initiated.
Behaviors that pose an immediate danger to others (e.g. violence or threats of physical violence, illegal drug use by caregivers in the clinical setting, deliberate violation of patient safety procedures) or are illegal (e.g. stealing narcotics, falsifying patient records) must also result in immediate reporting so that preventative action can be taken.
The success of this Professionalism/Environment of Learning Program in safe‐guarding the learning environment depends on the timely reporting of incidents of inappropriate treatment. In all cases, retaliation, or the encouragement of another to retaliate, against the person making such a report or the learner involved is strictly prohibited and if found to exist, will become included in the focus of an investigation and sanctions.
Intentional false or malicious reports of inappropriate treatment by learners will not be tolerated and will be handled as a disciplinary matter in the learner's program. All reports of inappropriate treatment will be handled confidentially, with the exceptions noted above, and in a manner that affords the accused due process.
Per the Professionalism Pyramid, all reports of inappropriate behaviors will initially be triaged by the TRIO* for an initial determination of merit. All reports that directly affect a student will be made available to Student Affairs and Academic Affairs leadership. If requested by the individual reporting, the timing of a review can be adjusted to protect them. We encourage all reports to be as detailed as possible to allow for a complete review. Processes for review and follow up will vary depending upon the situation and are summarized as follow:
Of note, this system is NOT meant for residents and faculty to report unprofessional behavior of the students which is an option on their end of course/clerkship evaluations.
In all cases, a report will first be made back to the Professionalism TRIO or documented by the Director of Student Support. The person who reported the inappropriate treatment, if identified, will be notified that action has been taken on his/her report by the program administrator. Specific details of any action may not generally be revealed.
On a quarterly basis, the TRIO will review the results of the previous quarter and analyze the data for trends. In addition, a overall, de-identified summary will be published for all learners and faculty on a quarterly basis, and this will be published on the Professionalism/Environment of Learning Program website. A timely review will allow for early intervention for those individuals with recurrent issues. The tracking will include at least a rolling 36 month trend.
Exemplary behavior is essential for the growth of a more accountable, professional environment. Therefore, those residents and faculty who have received exceptional reports will be recognized by the Dean and inducted into the 10 Owls Society, once the individual receives 10 reports.
Tulane School of Medicine has adopted the Professionalism Pyramid for Graduated Interventions for addressing report of unprofessional behavior by faculty. This workflow has been approved by the Executive Faculty of the School of Medicine.


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Record Type: Non-Journal
Publication Date: 2011-Nov
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Secondary School Programs and Performance of Students with Disabilities: A Special Topic Report of Findings from the National Longitudinal Transition Study-2 (NLTS2). NCSER 2012-3000
Newman, Lynn; Wagner, Mary; Huang, Tracy; Shaver, Debra; Knokey, Anne-Marie; Yu, Jennifer; Contreras, Elidia; Ferguson, Kate; Greene, Sarah; Nagle, Katherine; Cameto, Renee
National Center for Special Education Research
Since 1982, the U.S. Department of Education's National Center for Education Statistics (NCES) has periodically surveyed the status of curricula being implemented in America's high schools and the course-taking patterns of high school students, as identified from their transcripts. Data from the High School Transcript Study (HSTS), conducted in conjunction with the National Assessment of Educational Progress (NAEP), serve a valuable accountability function in that they can capture course-taking patterns at a time when major curriculum changes or educational policy initiatives are being implemented. Although for many years, this important data source did not provide information on students with disabilities, the most recent report from 2009 (Nord et al. 2011) takes a cursory look at this important population, providing information on credits earned overall and in core academic, other academic, or nonacademic courses; and average GPA. However, many questions remain unanswered about the school programs and performance of students with disabilities. For example, the extent to which students took their courses in general education or special education settings is unaddressed, as are the wide-ranging differences in the school programs of students who differ in the nature of the disability that qualifies them for special education services. The National Longitudinal Transition Study-2 (NLTS2) provides a unique source of information on these and other important questions for students with disabilities. The study addresses questions about youth with disabilities by providing information over a 10-year period about a nationally representative sample of secondary school students with disabilities, including information that details for policymakers, educators, parents, and students a national picture of what courses students with disabilities took in high school, in what settings, and with what success in terms of credits and grades earned. This report describes course taking primarily through the lens of course credits earned. To progress toward graduation, students need not only to take a particular distribution of courses but also to meet the performance standards for those courses, resulting in earned credits. Specifically, this report addresses the following questions for students with disabilities who attended typical high schools: (1) How many credits did students with disabilities earn during high school and in what types of courses?; (2) What proportion of credits did students with disabilities earn in general and special education settings?; (3) What grades did they receive in their classes?; (4) How did the high school credit-earning and grade-performance experiences of students with disabilities compare with those of their peers in the general population?; and (5) How did the high school credit-earning and grade-performance experiences differ for students who differed in disability category, demographic characteristics, grade levels, and school completion status? This report is organized to provide information collected from high school transcripts on the credit-earning and grade-performance experiences of students with disabilities as a group in typical high schools. Overall, students with disabilities spent various lengths of time in high school. The majority completed their high school programs, and their transcripts usually included 4 or more years of course taking. Others (approximately 22 percent) did not complete high school (i.e., they had dropped out or had been permanently expelled), which frequently resulted in their having fewer than 4 years of course taking. Because the overall intent of NLTS2 is to describe the experiences of the population of students with disabilities as a whole, including both those who eventually completed their high school programs and those who did not, each chapter of this report begins by presenting the experiences of students with disabilities as a group, independent of their high school completion status. The final portion of each section in the chapters then distinguishes the credit-earning experiences of students with disabilities by high school completion status, presenting data separately for those who did and did not complete high school. NLTS2 Sampling, Data Collection, and Analysis Procedures are appended. (Contains 36 tables, 2 figures and 57 footnotes.)
Descriptors: Curriculum Development, High Schools, Grade Point Average, Course Selection (Students), Disabilities, National Competency Tests, Credits, Educational Policy, Student Participation, Student Characteristics, Measurement, Comparative Analysis, Academic Achievement, Longitudinal Studies, Academic Records, Grades (Scholastic), Student Experience, High School Students, Regular and Special Education Relationship, Educational Environment
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New York City bassist John Menegon started his career playing bass in Montreal. After having worked for several years on the Canadian jazz scene with the great guitarists Sonny Greenwich, Mike Gauthier & Nelson Simons, and saxophonists Steve Grossman & Pat LaBarbara, he went on to hone his skills in NYC in the mid-80s. Since moving to New York to study Jazz at Long Island University on a full scholarship, John has performed/recorded with Dewey Redman, David "Fathead" Newman, Matt Wilson, Frank Kimbrough, John Hicks, John Abercrombie, Steve Slagle, Yoron Israel, Jack DeJohnette, Kenny Burrell, Joel Frahm, Pat Metheny, Kenny Barron, Paul Bley, Anthony Braxton's Tri-Centric Orchestra, Nick Brignola, Jimmy Cobb, Al Foster, Slide Hampton, Sheila Jordan, Lee Konitz, Joe Lovano, and many others. In addition to touring, recording, and composing, he has created and taught Jazz Workshops on the music of Jaco Pastorius, Miles Davis, and Charles Mingus at Williams College (Williamstown, MA). He has also taught master classes at Jazz Festivals around the world, including the Panama Jazz Festival, Bolzano (Italy) and San Miguel de Allende (Mexico).
Menegon was the Bassist for jazz legends Dewey Redman and also David "Fathead" Newman for ten years (1998 'til 2009). He recorded five CDs with Newman on High Note Records, and was the bassist for the film on Dewey Redman's Guggenheim Grant Project.
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John's latest recording "Blew By Blues" with his group "Quartet East" was released on Dot Time records in 2017 and features John on bass, Joel Frahm on tenor/sop sax, Frank Kimbrough on piano, and Steve Williams on drums, with special guest vocalists Teri Roiger, Judi Silvano, Sarah James and Maryanne de Prophetis.
His 2014 release "I Remember You" (Inner Circle Music) includes dedications to some of the musicians who have influenced him musically and creatively over the years. The CD features Menegon on bass and compositions, Tineke Postma on alto/soprano sax, Frank Kimbrough on piano and Matt Wilson on drums. This release received a four-star review in Downbeat (April 2014).
"Soul Advice" (Maki Records, 2006) John Menegon (bass), John Gunther (sax & bass clarinet), Mark Dziuba (guitar) Tani Tabbal (drums).
"Search Light" (Maki Records, 2004) John Menegon (bass), Dewey Redman (sax), John Gunther (sax), Mark Dziuba (guitar) Mark McLean (drums), Tani Tabbal (drums and percussion), Teri Roiger (voice).
"New Moon" (Maki Records) John Menegon (bass), Harvey Sorgen & Bob Meyer (drums), Jonathan Lorentz (sax), Teri Roiger (voice/spoken word), Michael Bocian (guitar).
"Misterioso" (John Menegon/Teri Roiger, King Records in Japan and Maki Records in the US, 1998) Teri Roiger (voice), Kenny Burrell (guitar), John Menegon (bass), Jack DeJohnette (drums)


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Billy Corgan's latest features familiar-but-fresh sounds and a new Crüe
Smashing Pumpkins frontman Billy Corgan doesn't mean to burst your bubble—but if you're thinking "hopeful and positive" when you hear "Monuments," a standout track on the new Smashing Pumpkins album Monuments to an Elegy, then you're mistaken. Speaking from Chicago, Corgan says that the line "I feel all right tonight" is "kind of meant to be sarcastic"—a jokey take on the feel-good refrains you hear in car commercials. That's not to say this self-professed cynic is in an especially negative place. Monuments is an excellent, energetic album pitched somewhere between classic '90s Pumpkins psych-grunge and the synth-driven sounds that pass for alternative today.
It's also a continuation of Teargarden by Kaleidyscope, the 44-song cycle Corgan began in 2009 and plans to finish with the album Day for Night, due out in 2015. Although Corgan, 47, has always been the mastermind behind the Pumpkins and now stands as the lone remaining original member, Monuments hinges on his collaborations with producer Howard Willing, guitarist Jeff Schroeder and Mötley Crüe drummer Tommy Lee.
However, hiring a character like Tommy Lee raises a few eyebrows, as has Corgan's recent appearance on the cover of PAWS Chicago, a charity magazine promoting no-kill animal shelters. But Corgan isn't making any apologies for working with Lee, or for cuddling with two of the kittens he helped rescue. If fans aren't willing to read past the headlines and understand what this animal-loving alt-rock legend is trying to accomplish with his life and music, they can take a hike.
Why release this album now?
It just felt right. I got sick of working on music and in the back of my head thinking, "No one's ever going to listen to this." For every person who says it's a qualitative issue: I'm sorry, I don't buy that argument. Everybody's in the same boat right now. Overall, music is getting more middling to satisfy the casual consumer. You're either driven to being a niche artist or a heritage artist, where you continue to play in your past. I find the whole thing maddening. I had to find something I could fully invest in and get excited about.
Does this nine-song format fit with the concept of Teargarden?
Teargarden, as strange as it sounds, was never meant to be a musical thing as much as it was a spiritual journey: "If I start here, I should end up in a better place by the time I'm done with this." And even though I've had to augment the process as I've gone along, I have ended up in that better place. I think it has been effective. I'd have to go into a rambling dissertation into why that is.
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(Laughs) In the beginning of 2009, when [drummer] Jimmy [Chamberlin] left the band, I made the decision to continue under the name Smashing Pumpkins, which you knew was going to be a problem. So how do you do that in a way that feels good? For me, it was going back to "Why do I make music? Who do I want to make music with?" There was a collective voice that was saying, "If only he'd go back to blank and/or go away"—neither choice being desirable to me. I knew I had to get back under the hood of the Smashing Pumpkins engine.
The album sounds like classic Pumpkins, but at the same time, it's fresh. You're not rehashing anything.
One funny thing is that fans often act like I hit my head and don't remember how to make records like that, when I was the architect of those records. I could make those sounds—those tones and textures—anytime I want. To me, they're like paint on a board or something. You choose red or blue or green. So I get these questions, "Were you trying to do that?" No, I was just trying to do what sounded right to me. Keying up a certain guitar sound or a particular way to sing after 15 years felt right to me, where it didn't feel right to me those other 15 years.
Did Howard push you to new areas?
It's more just Howard being the bad cop in the studio and saying, "That's not going to fly in today's landscape," and getting into pseudo-intellectual conversations about what that really means. If a lot of the songs getting played on alternative radio these days don't have guitar, how does a guitar band exist in the universe in a way that's morally equivalent? Do you make music that's like that, or make music that's as cool—or hopefully cooler—by using the guitar in a different way or approaching density in a different way, or approaching space in a different way?
How did Tommy get involved?
It was born out of the idea of thinking Tommy would sound good on this one particular song, and the next thing we knew, I'm sitting with Tommy in L.A. and playing him the whole record, and he says, "I want to play on the entire record." And I was like, "Cool, let's go for it." An album, for me, is a really intense process. Being in a foxhole, you've got to believe the person you're getting in with has your back, and they're going to follow through and give you everything they've got. And Tommy gave me 150 percent. This was no stunt thing, like, "Ha-ha, let's get Tommy Lee and see what people think." It's not even close to that. He's a great musician who connects with what I'm doing, and he gets it. Then you have three weeks of the two of us practically nose to nose in the studio going over every second of the album, down to every cymbal crash and drum hit. That's not the flashy part—that's the unattractive part of making an album. Tommy knows and I know you've got to really want to do that.
Any concern about skeptics?
Honestly, I don't factor that stuff in at all. I've been pronounced dead so many times it's not even funny. You get to the point where none of that stuff really makes a difference. If people don't like the album, they're not going to like it because Tommy's on the record. If they like the record, they're not not going to like it because Tommy's on the record. At the end of the day, it's about the songs and how well they're played and whether you create something that's unique. The Crüe has had great records and the Crüe has had OK records, and the same goes for me.
So you don't sweat the small stuff.
Look at my musical life. Now detach it from the personal stuff: my mouth, the dumb things I've done, people's opinions, the cat magazine. Take all that away and just look at the musical accomplishment of it all. Now compare that to my generation. There's little comparison. Not even close. When you ask that question, the answer is, "Yeah, I exist in a dual Star Trek world where I'm treated one way based on perceptions that don't have anything to do with music, while I continue to go around the world and play for countless thousands of people because of my music." It's like living a strange life of being told you're somebody that you know you're not and having to constantly prove who you already proved you were to a bunch of people who can't read beyond a headline. That's their problem.
–Kenneth Partridge


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Before going to Army the Ghatak Rifles, are already in service with other big forces such as CRPF and ITBP, both of which are now posted in some of the most operationally critical area i.e Naxal and LAC border.
The Highlights Of The Gun:
HAND GUARD: Its hand guard due to its ergonomic design, the tactical hand-guard has build in quad rail ( Mil specs ) but has much surface covers with smooth fiber, Unlike the once made of complete aluminum are uncomfortable when used in long run without using gloves, In our Army and paramilitary gloves are not an part of fighting kit, Keeping this in mind the design solves the problem. The side rails are most resourceful which are again missing from present serving AK and AKMs, for mounting flash light and essential gadgets in today's war.
PISTOL GRIP: This grip is originally from Amogh Carbine, Unlike 1B1`s or more accurately AK47`s grip from 60s, This grip is designed keeping ergonomic in mind. The grip is angled and has slots or curves for pre positioning of fingers to place in, Its texture has tiny embedded dots all over its body for a tight and non slippery griping.
SIGHTS: Iron sights are most interesting feature on this Assault rifle and perhaps impressed me the most, The front sights are H&K style front sights, Where as the rear sight is hybrid AK and INSAS 1B1 leaf sight though not foldable.Such a feature will boost confidence while engaging targets at medium range with far better accuracy then using open sights trying to find the tip between the rear sights.
RECIEVER, GAS BLOCK and MUZZL: The basic outer look of the receiver is same as other AK`s around the world, It has the similar selector switch which has similar modes, One is semi other is fully auto and safety, The cocking / charging handle are all similar to an AK`s, However the magazine release and trigger so does assembly is from INSAS 1B1 when looked closely. The receiver is most mysterious part of this rifle, As its looks similar to any other AK`s in the world while its internal working makes its most different than other AK`s around the world. Here the 45 degree gas block is originally from AK design, The barrel is chromed line and its a 16inch one, The front sight is H&K style and the muzzle brake is slant one like found on original design, The muzzle brake is a simple yet efficient design which effectively reduce muzzle climb and rightward muzzle drift during rapid fire. The Magazine here is a license copy of Bulgarian Waffle style 30rnd AK magazine, This get really heavy when fully loaded nearly around 700gms, And their are metal tabs in this which stop it from shredding, Its perhaps the best choice for Ghatak as its this magazine is consider best design. The design is best trade off between strength, Reliability and durability, The magazine has steel reinforcement at various places which increase its durability over other fiber magazine available for AK, Its solid design for Indian requirement which can take harsh punishment from a solider and from nature. According to Ministry of defence, (MOD) Press Release Ghatak assault rifle (7.62X39mm) developed by Rifle Factory Ishapore (RFI) has been cleared by Paramilitary forces. 'Ghatak' assault rifle has met all the technical parameters of General Staff Qualitative Requirements (GSQRs) issued by Paramilitary forces which fall under Ministry of Home affairs.
Ghatak 7.62*39 is better than the INSAS 1C because of following reasons:
* It obviously packs more firepower than a 5.56*45 cartridge.
* Already found more customers than INSAS 1C, with approximately 5000 pieces already inducted even before the bigger order placed by ITBP and CRPF in late 2017. After this order the number shall grow to near 8000–10000 pieces which ensures two things:
* Already mass manufacturing machinery is online.
* Tier-2 MSMEs are ready to handle a mega order of almost 6 lakh rifle which will definately increase as other state security agencies will follow up as army place the order.
* For western fanboys it may not be good as it doesnot resembles a short stroke piston or GI mechanism rifle rather has a long stroke piston to remain reliable in more harsh terrain of India.
* Insas is a ghost, it's name haunts. Let's learn from it's shortcomings and move on to something new.
Before going to Army the Ghatak 7.62*39, is already in service with other big forces such as CRPF in Naxal affected area and with ITBP, both of which are now posted in some of the most operationally critical area i.e Naxal and LAC border. So far there has not been any hue and cry regarding the rifle.


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