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Sunday Betsy made tacos, she felt like something cold and light so I brought out the 2005 St. Urbans-Hof Riesling QbA.The 2001 of this was one of the best inexpensive Rieslings I've had, the subsequent vintages have been ok value but nothing to search for. I think this qualifies as one to look for- at $9 it's great QPR. Kind of exotic nose of flowers, herbs, and wet rocks. More straightforward on the palate, but with clean peach and citrus fruit. Actually plenty of RS, but the acids are so lively it doesn't come across as especially sweet. Some mineral notes on finish (which isn't especially long, but what do you expect for under $10?). B+ (A for value)
Tuesday I had leftovers from Betsy's cooking (she's in NC for a concert), with the 2004 Pernot Bourgogne Rouge. I've liked the Pernot whites, and in any case usually regard a Louis-Dressner sticker as a good reason to buy a wine. But I have trouble getting enthusiastic re this one. Prickly acidity, a real bitterness behind the black cherry flavors. The bitterness fades on day 2, but I still can't really get into this. OK for $11 Bourgogne though. B- (maybe a B since it's cheap for Burg)
Wednesday was a flat out gorgeous day, and the evening was perfect for a waterfront jazz concert. I carried the Basset Hound, soppresata, dry cured duck breast, and a tomato/feta salad (I'm dying of tomato overload, we're having dozens of cherry ripening every day); friends had a liver mousse and some cheeses. My rosé was the 2005 Clos Roche Blanche Pineau d'Aunis. Bone dry with herbs dancing over a wild strawberry base.
I really like this, but Fred found it too austere. Chacun son gout. B++
Fred brought the 2002 Ermitage Pic St Loup "St Agnes" (Coteaux du Languedoc). Very floral nose. He says its Rousanne and Ugni blanc. Decent acidity, interesting on palate, but the finish seems a little hot and short. Once again my lack of fondness for white Rhones (and their cousins) rears its ugly head. B-
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It seems ESPN's John Clayton believes the Dallas Cowboys' decision not to find a high-profile wide receiver will be costly. You can read Clayton's take here.
Costly when? Why is it that these high-paid pundits of the game forget so easily? The Cowboys had one of the most high-powered offenses in the NFL last year. Terry Glenn didn't play a game. Although Patrick Crayton's lackadaisical playoff performance and Anthony Fasano's dropped touchdown pass proved costly, the offense was still stacked thanks to Tony Romo, Jason Witten, Marion Barber and Terrell Owens.
Deciding not to grab a wide receiver won't prove costly this year. It could be costly for the future, but there's plenty of time to address the future.
Jerry Jones doesn't give up, and he very well could have a grand idea in the works to get that special wide receiver for the future of this team. Until then, the pundits need to just look at the stats and realize there isn't a problem right now.
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PRESENT: J Gross, Chairman; Doug McDonald, Vice-Chairman; Holly Eddy,
Vice-Treasurer; Rich Koeck, Member; Murray Levin, Member; John Barrett,
Library Director; Diane Mayr, Assistant Library Director.
EXCUSED: Pat Skinner, Secretary.
J Gross called the meeting to order at 7:08 PM.
MINUTES: Upon motion by Murray Levin 1 second by Rich Koeck, the
Board voted to approve the minutes of the December 12, 2000 meeting as written.
Upon motion by Murray Levin, second by Rich Koeck, the Board voted to
elect Holly Eddy to serve as Board Treasurer.
Upon motion by Holly Eddy, second by Rich Koeck, the Board voted to elect
Murray Levin as Vice-Treasurer.
Upon motion by Holly Eddy, second by Rich Koeck, the Board voted to move
the March Board meeting to Monday, March 12, 2001.
TREASURER'S REPORT: The Board discussed updating bank signature cards,
and generating monthly account reports. Upon motion by Doug McDonald,
second by Murray Levin, the Board voted to authorize that Holly Eddy
research and renew a maturing CD. The Treasurer's report was placed on
DIRECTOR'S REPORT: John Barrett reported that 6,146 items were in
circulation during December, bringing the total circulation to 103,054
items for year 2000. There are 5,600 registered patrons. Volunteers logged
64.50 hours during December, bringing the year-to-date total to 1032.25
volunteer hours. The entryway counter showed that 4,382 patrons visited
the library during the montr-1 of December, bringing the April through
December total to 52,389 visitors.
John reported that the Budget 2001 Public Hearing is scheduled for
January 15, 2001 at the Town Hall.
John announced that newly hired Assistant Library Director/IT
Librarian, Marija Sanderling, will begin work on Tuesday, January 16th.
John invited Trustees and Staff to meet informally with Marija at 5PM on
Friday, January 19th at the library.
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approve the hiring of Marija Sanderling as Assistant Library Director/IT
John reported that several maintenance issues and projects are
currently being addressed.
John reported that the first selections for the new music collection
are being processed and will soon begin circulation.
John reported meeting with Youth Services Librarian, Beth Strauss, and
FLOW Children's Room Enhancement Project representatives.
John reported that December's "Food for Fines" generated many
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The Director's report was placed on file.
Murray Levin reported that $2,687.91 had been distributed to the Library from proceeds raised
at the Driving For Books Golf Tournament. Murray expressed thanks to all the volunteers and sponsors
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The next regular Trustees meeting will be held at the Library on
February 13, 2001 at 7 PM.
The meeting adjourned at 8:59 PM.
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Clean energy and jobs were one of the many issues that reelected President Barack Obama and Mitt Romney were on opposite sides of during the race. Romney was a strong proponent of coal energy and oil and gas drilling, and, though his campaign professed otherwise, was seen to be much less so for wind and solar energy.
President Obama, of course, has championed green tech and clean energy jobs since the beginning of his first term, through federal subsidies and programs for the wind and solar industries, aiming at long-term energy dependence and growth of what he has repeatedly dubbed "tomorrow's economy."
On paper, both private and public boosters of green technology and clean energy should be energized by another four years of Obama. After all, the president is clearly a proponent of both, and the assumption is that his administration will continue to push forward on renewable energy. And that give green jobs and employment in clean energy sectors a major lift.
But according to several experts, there won't be any dramatic uptick anytime soon.
The group Environmental Entrepreneurs, or E2, which bills itself as "a national community of individual business leaders who advocate for good environmental policy while building economic prosperity, just released its third-quarter Clean Energy Jobs Report, and the news isn't quite as good as it had been.
E2, which is affiliated with the National Resources Defense Council, says that while there were more than 10,800 new jobs announced in the clean energy sector in the third quarter, it represented just a quarter of the number of such jobs established in the first quarter. And worse, there was no gain in wind industry job numbers in the third quarter. That's right: zero.
A big factor in the slowdown, according to Judy Albert, E2′s executive director, is the much-ballyhooed fiscal cliff. The Production Tax Credit, which has been in existence since 1992, offers generous aid and incentives to the wind energy industry and has created tens of thousands of jobs, but with the threat of its termination looming, capital investments have halted.
As the PTC is set to expire on Dec. 31, it is still unclear whether Congress will avoid the fiscal cliff and renew it. And as shown in the chart below, when the PTC has expired in the past, devastating job cuts in the wind energy industry followed.
"The wind tax credit issue is the biggest reason for the jobs slowdown," Albert says. "In the first half of the year, there was a full-steam-ahead approach (with wind energy). But companies just started to pull projects when they saw the wind turbine tax expiring, just as it has happened before. We've seen jobs go down as much as 80 percent when the tax has expired in the past, so that's a big piece of the puzzle."
Arno Harris, the CEO of Recurrent Energy, a San Francisco-based solar project developer, says that from his conversations with people in the industry, they "are mothballing their turbines for a while."
A second factor in the green job slowdown is that the money from the 2009 federal economic stimulus is running out, leaving renewable energy companies short on cash.
"But it hasn't had as much of an effect as it would have five years ago," Albert says, "because the industry is much more mature than it was in 2007 or 2008. Wind and solar can stand on their own two feet a little bit more, and they're not as wholly dependent on government subsidies and stimulus as they were before."
Harris agreed, saying that since wind and solar are now increasingly competitive with gas-fired electricity, they aren't as heavily dependent on subsidies.
Mary Anne Hitt, the executive director of the pro-environment Sierra Club's Beyond Coal Campaign, says part of the green jobs slowdown came from the relentless discussion of coal and fossil fuels during the campaign.
"I think everyone heard and saw the Romney campaign pushing coal, and the millions and millions of dollars spent by the Koch brothers (Charles Koch and David Koch of Koch Industries) trying to crush green energy were on TV all over the place," Hitt said. "And with the election being [a close race], cleantech executives didn't know who would win and how much they should expand, because a Romney win would've meant a very different approach from the White House.
"So if I were a cleantech executive," Hitt continued, "I would've been nervous last quarter about growing and adding staff."
But even with Obama's reelection, the experts seem cautiously optimistic.
Harris, whose company has a 2.5-gigawatt pipeline and signed energy totaling 500 megawatts of solar energy, says having Obama, who believes in the future of wind and solar, in the Oval Office for another four years is huge for stability's sake. But "individual specific policies are unlikely to have a big short-term impact," Harris says, though he adds that the long-term view is important.
"It's really important to have a stable policy environment where the companies developing projects can have a roadmap in front of them, where they know where they're going and that the government, for the next four years at least, will be supporting their ideas and projects," he says. "Without that, it's difficult to plan ahead."
Still, Albert cautions that hiring may not pick up right away until Congress and Obama settle the looming issue of the fiscal cliff, the Dec. 31 deadline when the Bush-era tax cuts are set to expire and automatic cuts in spending are due to kick in.
"Corporations like predictability before they hire, and they like cash, and I think right now they're going to wait until there's some clarity on what the tax issue looks like before they do more hiring," Albert says. "They want to see what Congress and the president do as far as a framework of what revenues and taxes will look like." But she adds, "They want to also eliminate the volatility and the price going up on fuel and energy, so I think that, for their own corporate objectives, they're going to continue to invest in measures that go toward sustainability."
Harris, whose company employs 114 workers, expects Recurrent Energy to continue growing. Fiscal cliff or not, he is pleased that the White House will continue to have a leader who believes in his industry.
"We have someone who knows government support plays a crucial role in this area, and he understands why it's important to continue to put resources into clean energy," Harris says of the president. "It makes us feel much better about the direction we're going."
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The 25 members of the UW-Superior Chamber Orchestra will perform from 7 to 7:40 p.m. in the lobby of the Duluth Auditorium at the Duluth Entertainment Convention Center. Works to be performed include Aaron Copland's "Hoe Down" and a movement from Dmitri Shostakovich's Eighth Quartet.
UW-Superior's Music Department has strong ties to the DSSO, with 13 faculty members performing in the symphony. Dr. Erin Aldridge, associate professor of music and orchestra conductor at UW-Superior, is the DSSO concertmaster.
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Does anyone understand the Big Bang theory?
It is said that the theory of relativity is understood by several people (or a few more)... but i'm curious if anyone understands the Big Bang theory (+Infation). because it isn't so obvious at all.
why i think so, don't know exactly... just suppose... but assure nobody is going to refute this theory! just a few small doubts.
but the real problem is... do we really fully understand what it all might mean?
however (for facilitation) we won't be considering fates of the entire universe.
rather more interesting is what happens with us... real issue is the fate of our lost mind.
At the beginning we have something very small. our future universe is not the size of galaxy, earth, grain of sand... is much more tiny... just a POINT!
But the essence of this consideration is not vanity or divinity that point.
The real problem is moment (or thought process) in which the Real Universe turns into a Mathematical Universe.
know, it isn't easy to understand with such a modest possibilities of our mind.
however, if seems to us it's absolutely not a problem, just a logical consequence... so we probably have already crossed the border! but it's quite other story!
so how we are supposed to understand the universe when we don't have the slightest idea what we want to understand?
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Jun 17 2013: Edward,
I know that you said that you rather not see me commenting on your comments to others. But, wouldn't you think that if scientists work on the Big Bang theory then the BBT is scientific? That maybe there's something you don't understand about science?
I mean, if I were out of science, and I suspected that something is not scientific, yet I knew that loads and loads of people working in a scientific discipline work on that, I would rather consider investigating the issue carefully before affirming in my outsider ignorance that such thing is not scientific. Some scientists might even try and explain that to you should your answer prove too hard to find. But just affirming it from little knowledge looks rather flabbergasting.
I will not try and explain because our experience has been that my comments are mostly irrelevant to you. Therefore this is just an invitation for you to think about it.
See ya, and now I leave you alone. Sorry if this disturbs your peace.
P.S. By the way, natasha is quite wrong.
Jun 17 2013: For the record [off-topic]-- I DID NOT say I do not want you to comment. I cannot dictate who comments about what. What I said was I hope you don't mind if I do not respond to your comments about my comments made expressly to a third party. I am presently following that personal policy. Thank you for understanding Obey. Continue seeking truth.
Jun 17 2013: 100% agreed sir. Many people do agree with Entropy (no pun intended). I do not understand the BBT fully. I will not challenge the idea that you and Entropy have a better understanding than I do of the imagined (aka theoretical) mechanisms which allowed a pre-existing, primeval "atom" to suddenly split open and spew forth its millions of billions of trillions of tons of matter and energy causing the Cosmos to be born. This was not a typical explosion because it had no single location in space. It happened everywhere at the same time which means the Universe has no center and looks the same from wherever you are in it!! This characteristic is called "homogenous". Also, the BBT asks us to accept the idea that everything is always in motion because the universe is constantly "expanding" like raisins in a loaf of bread, coins glued on a stretching rubber band, dots on the surface of an inflating balloon, or frequency shifts in the light from distant stars. I do challenge is the assertion that the BBT explains in a full and scientific manner the What, When, Where,and How of the creation and operation of the Universe. For such an explanation to be accepted one must act on Faith, not on scientific evidence, because there is no such evidence for MUCH of the Theory. As for my understanding of the Scientific Method, it is a prescribed investigative procedure which consists of: Observation; Measurement; and Experimentation to formulate, test, and modify hypotheses. It includes 6 essential steps: 1) state goal; 2) acquire all available relevant information; 3) state expected outcome; 4) demonstrate actual outcome; 5) record all results; 6) compare expected outcome (3) to actual outcome (6). Please advise if that is not correct. The BBT does not "properly follow just as anything else", as you claim, the Scientific Method.
Jun 15 2013: Although its basis is what we observe and can deduce. Like cosmic microwave background, and the expanding universe, looking back through time with the Hubble telescope etc. Honestly I don't know enough about it to know how confident scientists are in the various elements of it.
The Genesis creation story is just one of many and may have been influenced or borrowed from Mesopotamian culture such as a flood story .
Most cultures or even tribes seem have traditions fulfilling a similar role - explaining how what they thought of as everything and people got here. Whether it involves a garden and making a women from a rib, or a rainbow serpent, I'm sure not any of these would be as reliable as something developed with the benefits of modern science.
Like we now know our sun is just a star, one of billions in this galaxy, and there are billions of galaxies.
That the earth orbits the sun and that the rotation of the earth causes the day night cycle.
The sun is a giant nuclear fusion reactor.
That there is a force we call gravity and atoms of various elements etc.
That there are 8 planets (sorry Pluto) and a whole bunch of TNO's.
That the earth is about 3.6 billion years old and the universe is about 13.6 billion years old.
While we were not here to see it all, I suggest there is some basis behind all this.
Most creation myths understandably have the Earth and humans at the centre of it all. The evidence we are now aware of suggests our planet and place in the universe is not so central as primitive peoples once speculated.
Also, the hypothesis has evolved to the theory we have today. If new information supports improvements or a complete overhaul what we have today will no longer be the prevailing model.
Whereas the two stories in Genesis don't change to conform with our improving understanding of the universe. We are stuck with liquid water and plants before the sun is created as one of the two great lights, and the question of incest with Adam and Eves kids
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James Brooks demonstrates a concise, simple way to filter the results of an ActiveRecord has_many through relationship. The secret sauce is in the ActiveRecord::SpawnMethods#merge! method
You should have seen the convoluted tangle I'd created to resolve this, previously. If I've learned anything about Rails, by now… it's that there's always a simpler way to do it!
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A company of one
Recently I was laid off from my sweet full-time position as a Rails developer. I started this job in August of last year and it was my first professional foray into the world of Ruby programming and the Rails framework. Prior to that I was working in PHP which I picked up when it arrived on the, then infant, web development scene in 1995. Prior to that I was manipulating text files with Perl… yes, I'm that old!
Anyway, I went into this new position at a pretty small company after many years at a large agency feeling like I had no voice in helping move the company forward. This new company seemed like a great place to have a voice and (hopefully) help it grow. My first 6 months, I spent just trying to keep up with the (new to me) world of Rails. I kept thinking, once I get over this learning curve, I'll speak up a little more and explore the reason I joined a small company in the first place. Sadly, I never got there. What I did get, though, was a taste for a smaller more nimble working environment.
Since the layoff, I've taken on any and every freelance project I can get my hands on. In many ways, this has been fun. Lots of variety and lots of making an actual difference, as I've stepped in to help people that needed quick turnaround. Some days, I stare at spreadsheets and start to panic about the lack of predictable income. It can be terrifying… if I allow it to be.
I have no point, or conclusion, to draw here. I simply wanted to remind myself, through writing, that I currently have ultimate control of the smallest, nimblest "company" I could ever imagine.
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I spent that last two days at the second annual QCMerge event in Cincinnati (at the Contemporary Arts Center). This is a yearly conference for developers, designers, and marketers to gather, meet and hear what one another have to say. The presentations range from how to control a robot using Javascript (@SaraJChipps) to how to stay motivated in a create-on-demand industry (beaccidental). As with the previous year, I found it incredibly inspiring and a great motivator for me to go and make something. Last year it provided the courage to leave my current position of many years and join Ample (cofounders, along with Gaslight, of QCMerge) as a Ruby developer. At that time, I knew nothing of Ruby. Ample took a chance on me and allowed me to learn by doing. They're pretty awesome!
Some highlights of QCMerge, for me.
Nate Westheimer (@innonate) spoke of his experience with the New York Tech Meetup and how it went from a handful of people in a room to 31,000 members and selling out an 800 seat auditorium in 10 minutes. The emphasis of each meet up is demos. Show us something on which you've been working. I'd love to see this aspect incorporated into the monthly Cincy Web/Tech drinkup. Now that I've said this out loud, I'd better be able to stand up and do something about it! http://www.meetup.com/ny-tech/
Todd Henry (@toddhenry), whom I heard speak at Landor a few years back, spoke of keeping up the quality in our create-on-demand lives, and not just simply delivering mediocrity. When I heard Todd speak a few years back, he really shook me out of a funk and reminded me why I do what I do. He delivered again this year. I highly recommend listening to hime speak if you ever get a chance. http://www.accidentalcreative.com/
Sara Morgan (@SaraMorganSF) spoke at last year's QCMerge as well. Since then, she has founded Eleven Eleven PR and is helping companies get the word out, without being schmucky. Sara had some good tips for starups and even estabished companies on how to promote yourself without even seeming like you are. Honestly, Sara has such great energy she could be talking about sportsball and I'd still be interested. https://www.facebook.com/ElevenElevenPr
Chris Glass (@glass) is kind of a design celebrity around these parts. The dude is the embodiment of leading a creative life. Chris' talk was a simple personal story of what he's done and what he loves. He claims this was his first ever public speaking gig. If this is true, it's just one more thing he's good at… and it started with crayons. http://chrisglass.com/timeline/
Finally, two of the partners of Ample, Rob Sloan (designer) and Kevin Comer (writer) presented a very transparent look inside the way we work at Ample. This included things that didn't work as well as what's working right now. Rob and Kevin did a really nice job and I was very impressed with their candor and ease of delivery. Their talk reaffirmed my decision to join Ample last year… a great group of talented, nice people. http://helloample.com
Looking forward to next year's QCMerge and putting some of what I learned into action.
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Education "vouchers" solve the fiscal crisis, and also lead to economic recovery?
Simply open up K-12 education to the market place, with government only playing a role by financing the students with a yearly education check of $8000.
*www.usagovernmentspending.com shows American local governments spending $458.3 billion for K-12 education in 2012.
*(Sir Ken Robinson says this education system is a complete failure)
*The new education cost of $8000 education check to 50 million K-12 students is $400 billion per year
*This saves $58.3 billion
*(a $6000 check would save $158.3 billion)
*The yearly education check allows students(and their parents) to choose how, when, where, and what they learn, and also who teaches them
*The yearly education check of $8000 opens up a $400B/year market to entrepreneurs, teachers, and creatives
*($6000 check opens up a $300B/year market to entrepreneurs, teachers, and creatives)
State fiscal crisis solved, federal fiscal crisis solved, and the new education market leads America's economic recovery.
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Jan 23 2013: Why bother with the analogy? We can compare public to private education directly... Public education costs about $9K per year while the average private school costs $20K with similar results. Some of the top private schools can cost as much as $40K per year.
Jan 23 2013: Let's consider education as a business. Schools provide service to the public, just like mail delivery companies. Is there a fundamental reason why public school system is more cost effective than private schools? Can it be the volume? I don't see why education cannot be delegated to a large corporate entity funded by private money, not taxes, who would provide a better, market-driven education.
Jan 23 2013: "...delegated to a large corporate entity funded by private money....,"
Imagine owning a business yourself...Would you want to invest $200,000 on just one employee, 12 years away from ever seeing a return on the investment, knowing up front that the child, when they become an adult, has no legal obligation to work for you or honor his parents agreement with you, also knowing that your competitors can better afford to offer better benefits to that potential employee because they never had to spend the $200,000 in the first place? Of course you wouldn't.
Education must be funded publicly or it will never happen.
" Is there a fundamental reason why public school system is more cost effective than private schools?"
Most likely, because there is no profit motive for public education. Also, education is already pretty efficient to begin with. There isn't a whole lot of room for improvement... In it's most basic form, it consists of a teacher, a room, chalkboard, textbooks, and desks. We can always increase the student to teacher ratio, but that is about it, and there are obvious limitations and consequences for doing that.
"Can it be the volume?"
Education costs scale pretty easily. If you have 30 students, you only need one room and one teacher and 30 text books. If you have 60, you only need two rooms and two teachers and 60 textbooks.. The costs track pretty closely to the number of students.
Also, even public schools suffer from low volume. There are plenty of small towns through out the United States with low student population. They still manage to provide a better education for half the price.
Jan 23 2013: Re: "Education must be funded publicly or it will never happen."
I doubt this, if I may. Wherever there is a public need, there is a service provider to fill it in. With a right business model, it can be done. Of course, businesses will not invest in elementary school education of an individual student. There is no way to ensure that this student will work for a particular company or, even, in a particular field after graduating the high school, or even that he/she will live in this country or live at all. But it does not mean that businesses won't invest in K-12 education in general. When there is a shortage of young people with high-school education, market will come up with a solution. Filling needs is what market does best. Controlling and manipulating people is what government does best.
You may be right that human development cannot be optimized like production of electronic chips by installing a machine of some sort. However, I don't believe that it's impossible to provide private education at lower cost and better quality than the one funded by government. Cost scales down pretty dramatically when you buy furniture, supplies, and equipment by the million. I don't think, we need to argue about it. The only cost component that, perhaps, does not decrease with volume, is salaries.
I think, the fundamental reason why private education cannot compete with government is because government won't let go of the monopoly. It's about mind control and ideology, not about preparing children for life and labor force for economy. It is not a surprise that the only other institution who is willing to compete with the government is religion.
Jan 24 2013: " Wherever there is a public need, there is a service provider to fill it in"
Only if it is profitable. That is economics 101.
Private education costs, on average $20K per year. Only the wealthy would be able to afford it. If you are going to claim that someone will provide it, you need to demonstrate a mechanism that will guarantee it will happen. No rational understanding of free markets even remotely hints at investments with out any hope of return.
"Cost scales down pretty dramatically when you buy furniture, supplies, and equipment by the million"
You would be surprised at how little needs to be purchased to get the best price. Even a hundred desks are going to command a good bargain.
"I think, the fundamental reason why private education cannot compete with government is because government won't let go of the monopoly. "
There is no conspiracy and there is no monopoly. YOU could start a private school tomorrow, just like the other 5,000 private schools currently in the market.
Jan 23 2013: Tuition is not the cost. It's the price consumer pays. I don't think, you compare apples to apples. What's the profit margin of those elite private schools?
Currently, private schools are considered a luxury. If private schools become a commodity, I'm sure, the cost and price may drop significantly. Quality too, but there will be choice and healthy competition.
Jan 24 2013: "Tuition is not the cost"
True, but the tuition is still what it is, and there is no rational reason to believe it would change.
On any demand curve (law of demand), there are exactly two price points that maximize profits. These points are where prices tend to gravitate to in a free market economy.
" If private schools become a commodity, I'm sure, the cost and price may drop significantly"
You're guessing.
Jan 25 2013: Arkady is correct again.
Chile's voucher programs and open education markets provide an excellent example of how competition drives down price and drives up innovation. Price wars to attract buyers of products and services are seen across all industries and business, including private educational services like SAT tutoring.
I think the troll count for Brock is at three users now? Moderators still sleeping at the switch?
Jan 23 2013: The United States Postal Service is a great analogy!.
USPS is an unprofitable, inferior service that costs the country billions of dollars in losses every year. DHL, FedEx, UPS, and any other competitor has to figure out how to make profits to be sustainable. And at the same time, the USPS monopoly prevents better services like FedEx from having a larger market to serve where they can further innovate and reduce costs through competition. So Americans are getting DMV and USPS educations because the state has a monopoly on education.
I used government controlled food production and food services in East Germany as an analogy, your USPS analogy is a much better one.
Companies owners would do things to capture the $8000/head student bounty: internships and apprenticeships for math, computer programming, physics, sciences, all while helping out solving real world problems related to the business. Companies that already have daycare centers would now have the market to expand education service offers to the children of employees.
The weekly daycare rates from 6:30-18:30 are $100-$200/week on the market. Microsoft and Google give employees 20% discounts on child-care arrangements already, so they could get $8000 per employee child offering Google child care.
Jan 23 2013: Just one problem with this anecdotal argument....
We already KNOW that public schools are more cost effective that private schools. $9K < $20K. We don't have to guess what private industry COULD do, There are already more than 5,000 private schools in the market already, and they have been there for a while. They have already proven that they can't do it cheaper.
Jan 25 2013: That's hilarious Brock
If public schools are 50% cheaper than private schools, then the voucher system will see parents and students choosing public schools, and the public schools expanding and putting private schools out of business.
Not only that, the money going to the teachers of the public schools will increase significantly because the funding is from bottoms up through the parents and students directly to the teachers. This makes the politicians at the federal, state, county, and city levels obsolete, and makes the unions obsolete too. More money into the hands of the teachers.
Consider the statistics Robert Winner just posted for his home state of Arizona:
1a. 1,077,831 K-12 students
1b. $7,931 per student
1c. $8,554,744,647
2a. 51,947 teachers
2b. $$44,642 per teacher salary
2c. $2,319,017,974
$6.2 billion dollars missing.
Under vouchers, all $8,554,744,647 would be going directly to the public school teachers, given to them by the students and parents. That's $6.2 billion dollars more to the teachers for resources for sciences, maths and engineering you like. So if anything, you should be an ardent supporter of vouchers.
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This study considers the political significance of the cultural work of public mourning. While "mourning work" has been largely dismissed or distanced from political discourse and overlooked as an object of sustained reflection and query, the sanctioned modes of remembering and honouring the victims of the September 11, 2001 attacks on the United States have greatly stimulated a philosophical rethinking of this dismissal. Addressing in particular the ways in which the public memorial establishes and sustains a spectatorship of individuals who feel themselves part of or belonging to a community of fellow mourners grieving a common anguished past, this study explores how mourning work is, in fact, intricately and significantly bound up with what is considered the "political," in that mourning work provides the very conditions that are necessary for social relationships-and thus, such notions as "community," "nationhood," and the "public" sphere-to emerge. Chapter 1 ("Beyond Remembrance: (Re)Animating the Living Dead and the Dead Living") explores the ways in which various media that have "9/11" as their focus simultaneously produce and police a "public" sphere made to mourn the deaths that have been rendered "grievable" and worthy of remembrance. Chapter 2 ("Ground Zero's (Im)Possible Voids") considers how the preservation of the bases or "footprints" of the Twin Towers for New York City's "officially sanctioned" public memorial to "9/11" proves instrumental in maintaining the cohesion of the "public" sphere, and also enables us to unpack the torsions at work in the practice of collective remembrance.
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s- the I v n rr czr ztn r i ?PW Rain??? Variable cloudiness through Friday with a chance of showers at times. Highs will be 65 to 75 and lows in the 40s. Vol. 34 No. 4 Enrollment rises above expectation Fall quarter enrollment at Weber State College now totals 8,527, an increase of 447 students over the number attending during the similar day of a year ago. In making the announcement, WSC President Joseph L. Bishop noted that this 5.5 percent increase was heartening in view of the fact the Utah System of Higher Education had estimated Weber State would have the same or slightly higher enrollment than a year ago. "College enrollments have declined throughout the nation following an unprecedented growth rate experienced during the 60's," he said, adding that the post-war baby boom has peaked with the result there are fewer prospective students. "There are other factors, however, that I feel have contributed to the decline in enrollment and Weber State has developed positive programs to offset them," President Bishop said. "The contention among many that 'college is not for everyone' prompted some students not to attend who actually did belong in college. This plus the decision of many young people to stay out of college to 'do their own thing' ", was cited by Dr. Bishop as other reasons for the enrollment decline. Dr. Bishop said a third factor was the emphasis placed on technical-vocational training in the state and nation, rather than on traditional college courses. "And this is where we felt we needed to strengthen the unique role of Weber State which has the combined mission of both Activities begin today; continue through week "Back to School Week ," begins today and will continue through Saturday with activities being sponsored by the various campus organizations. Activities of the week follow: Tonight the four residence halls will host the screening of "The Harrad Experiment" at 8 p.m., free to all students. It will be held in the cafeteria of Promontory Tower. . On Wednesday a combined pillow concert and stomp will be held in the Union Building ballroom at 8 p.m. Music will be by Blackwolfe. Admission is $1.50 October 8, 1974 educational philosophies, said. he , Bishop lauded the faculty and staff of the college for "their dedication and concern" in becoming involved in selling the positive aspects of the institution. "Weber State is the largest baccalaureate degree awarding college in the country," he stated. "That makes us number one. Our role assignment is clearly defined as teaching excellence and our faculty is specifically adapted for this mission with our classes taught by full-time professors rather than by graduate or student assistants." Dean Milton C. Mecham, WSC registrar, said final enrollment figures for the fall quarter will not be tabulated until the end of next week. "Studies indicate that the enrollment trend should stabilize during the next few years with a slight increase expected in 1980," he said. He added that Weber State's location in a projected high growth area suggests that the WSC enrollment will increase in spite of diminishing national birth rate. per student. Friday will be Movie Night. Two movies will be shown at 8 p.m. sponsored by the campus religious organizations. The two movies are "Funny Girl and "Maure". These movies will be shown in the Union Building ballroom. Candy will be sold there. Admission will be $1 donation per person. According to Mark Stewart, chairman of the week, "We feel that the enthusiasm engendered by these activities will bolster school spirit and enable us to get better acquainted with each other." mmmm .. i in . ...... . - ' 'jjj f - V - ; WITH ENROLLMENT up by 5'2 percent, scenes like this one in the student union are common. This picture, taken at noon in the Union Building lobby shows the crowds using this facility this year. (Photo by Ken Oka) Job interviews start Thursday Seniors may meet with representatives of various companies for job interviews this month. Students must be within their last two quarters of graduation to be eligible to sign up for these interviews. A career folder must be established prior to signing up for interviews (sign up sheets are Sign-up Interview Company Major Sheet Date Posted 10 a.m. Thursday Thursday Federal College All majors Oct. 10 Oct. 10 Relations Monday Wednesday Oct. 7 Oct. 16 IBM Corp , Maunfacturing Tuesday Tuesday Continental Oil Business, Marketing Oct. 8 Oct. 22 Fidelity Union Life sales oriented Interac English-language Wednesday Wednesday Electronic Data Business, Economics Oct. 9 Oct. 23 Systems D.P. Aetna Insurance All majors, sales oriented Thursday Thursday Boeing (Seattle) Electrs., Manufcg. Oct. 10 Oct. 24 Kentucky Central Insurance Monday Monday Western Gear Corp. Indstr., Manufcg., Oct. 14 Oct. 28 Electrs Tuesday Tuesday Del Monte Corp. .Finance and. Accounting Oct. 15 Oct. 29 K-Mart Business and Marketing Kennecott Automotive and Industrial Ogden, Utah 844 03 posted two weeks before the recruiting date). Seniors of all majors will be interviewed for the positions 'offered. Most of the jobs however will go to students with skills in certain specified fields. The chart which folows shows not only the dates of the interviews but the companies and the majors which would be most valuable to them. This schedule is subject to revision. Students should check with the Career Planning and Placement Center for additions and deletions. Hourly news now in U.B. New from the Signpost's United Press International teletype machine will be displayed for student use. It will be on the Travel Board by the bowling alley. Dave Midget, editor of the Signpost said, "Students who have no access to a newspaper will now be able to check on the happenings of the world while on campus." UPI news will be replaced hourly to keep the information up to date. Students should make any suggestions or critisisms regarding the wire service to the Signpost.
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|Weber's current student newspaper, the Signpost, first appeared on September 29, 1937. For two years prior to that time, campus news was disseminated via announcements posted on a bulletin board known as the "Signpost". As a result, the masthead of the first issue of the paper itself featured a rudimentary wooden sign with the title spelled out in rustic-looking letters. Over the years the paper has been published continuously, though the look, size and style has changed several times.
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Terrible. DeCastro what are you doing?? Great starting field position gone to waste.
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Ack - first pass play - sack! Arghhh...
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But I wouldn't want to explain the difference between a movie and a documentary to Wosi. It would be cruel, like telling a kid about Santa Claus.
..movie/documentary..documentary/movie..I mean, who really gives a fk weskit? You really are turning into Mr Anal. Is that all you've got? C'mon Pal..liven it up a bit..tell us about your crash?
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... at puzzles weskit. Especially the condescending, sanctimonious kind. Why don't you spell it out for us so we're straight, then we can put you right with reason and logic.
But since you asked so nicely, the movie is called Fastest and the front cover shows 3 guys who were battling for 5th at the time. Artistic licence, as I said nothing wrong with that. Good for entertainment value, but dangerous to rely on for a balanced view. Heck, I don't go around quoting the Australian 60 minutes documentary about stoner.
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Sure your not a girl? Because some of your comments are so bitchy . Alright you might not like other peoples opinions but they are entitled to them. So man up keep the dummy in the mouth and you might not be so disliked on this forum and you might then start to appreciate other peoples opinion even though you might not agree with them
Thanks for the advice spanner..I'll try and remember that when I've got a bit less time. Do you come here to make friends? 'cos if you do..you're not doing to clever yourself.
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This was made for a contest back at a group of deviantart called ButthurtBrigade.
The contest was about drawing one or many of the girl-mods of the place in swimsuits.
My entry is supposed to be the pixel art only, but i went a little further and added some bonus content, basically some things i hallucinated while doing drugs.
I wanted to hybridize pixel art and flash, but i wanted my own shit, so i drew everything you see. Actually I made everything here except the audio, which is credited to your left. Ah yes, i borrowed a camera sound from a free stock sound website. Also the Pyro. Uh huh.
You won't find it very entertaining as most of the jokes are "local", but i'm hoping someone will evalutate it on the artistic aspect, which i did put effort into (except for the hallucinations, i made those half assed on purpose).
Yeah, keen eyes will notice i heavily based the intro, auido and menu on Catobleper's style. I just find it so good. I tried to emulate it, but failed. I hope next time i can nail it.
Rated 4.5 / 5 stars August 6, 2012
Dude, make more. This is flat-out FUNNY! The song is great, the animations are funny, it's just great in general.
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idk didn't really catch my fancy at all. and you really shouldn't put negative comments on negative reviews, thats how peoples vids get taken down
But then how will people know i want them to go fuck themselves? :C
no but really dude, i won't die if this shit get'0s taken down as my deviantart is my hq.
i barely even log in here, so if i'll do it (log in), i may as well spend time the way i want to spend time.
And that is to tell people to suck a dick when there's one available for sucking (for negative reviews, it's always).