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This has resulted in numerous role players in the industry developing experimental binders (closer in stiffness to a 50/70 penetration grade binder) to provide an improved performance with regards to asphalt applications. This paper presents the evaluation of an experimental binder in terms of comparisons with 50/70 penetration grade bitumen of known good performance. Comparative testing was done using the current South African bitumen specification as well as performance grade properties with reference to AASHTO MP19 / M320 and the complex shear moduli. Furthermore, the comparative performance of the binders in identical asphalt mixes containing the same aggregate, grading and binder content were evaluated. The asphalt performance-related tests conducted on the mixes included repeated axial load permanent deformation (rutting indicator), beam fatigue (cracking indicator), dynamic modulus (stiffness indicator) and modified Lottman (durability indicator). The test results were evaluated comparatively to establish whether the performance of the asphalt mixes differed. The close correlations between some binder tests and the asphalt tests in predicting performance were found to be of interest. Description: 33rd Annual Southern Africa Transportation Conference, Pretoria, South Africa, July 2014 2014-07-01T00:00:00Z Evaluation of the performance of aggregate in hot-mix asphalt Komba, JJ O'Connell, J Paige-Green, P http://hdl.handle.net/10204/7634 2014-08-27T21:55:17Z 2014-07-01T00:00:00Z Title: Evaluation of the performance of aggregate in hot-mix asphalt Authors: Komba, JJ; O'Connell, J; Paige-Green, P Abstract: The overall performance of an asphalt mix is dependent on, amongst others, the properties of the constituent materials, which include aggregate, binder and filler. The aggregate for production of asphalt mixes is usually sourced from a quarry, which is established through a long and expensive process. A quick evaluation of a new aggregate source will give some indication of its future performance as well as facilitate its introduction into the market place. This paper presents a study of the comparative performance of two aggregates; a granite aggregate of known good performance and a relatively unknown quartzite aggregate containing up to 30% shale. The basic properties of the quartzite aggregate were assessed; following which, the performance of the aggregate in an asphalt mix was evaluated. The design grading of the asphalt mixes was similar; the only difference being that the coarse granite fractions (6.7 and 9.5 mm) of the asphalt mix of known good field performance were replaced by coarse quartzite fractions. The same binder type and crusher sand was used in both asphalt mixes, allowing for a comparative evaluation of the mixes in the laboratory. The asphalt performance-related tests conducted on the mixes included Repeated Simple Shear Test at Constant Height (rutting indicator), beam fatigue test (cracking indicator), dynamic modulus (stiffness indicator) and modified Lottman test (durability indicator). The test results were analysed statistically, to establish whether the performance of the asphalt mixes differed. Description: 33rd Annual Southern Africa Transportation Conference, Pretoria, South Africa, 7-10 July 2014 2014-07-01T00:00:00Z The performance of innovative building technologies in South Africa's climatic zones Conradie, DCU http://hdl.handle.net/10204/7606 2014-08-15T21:55:17Z 2014-03-01T00:00:00Z Title: The performance of innovative building technologies in South Africa's climatic zones Authors: Conradie, DCU Abstract: This chapter quantifies the thermal performance of a cross section of Innovative Building Technologies (IBT) in South Africa's climatic zones. An IBT in the context of this chapter means a South African Agrément certified building system, but the term excludes masonry, that is currently predominantly used in South Africa. A misconception exists that IBT¿s are inferior to masonry construction and furthermore that heavy weight construction such as masonry is preferable within the South African context. Previous chapters, Maximising the Sun (Conradie, 2011), SA Climate Zones and Weather Files (Conradie, 2012) and Appropriate Passive Design Approaches for the Various Climatic Regions in South Africa (Conradie, 2013) detailed various aspects of the South African climatic characteristics that impacts directly on the design of comfortable and energy efficient buildings. The latter introduced some quantification of the appropriate passive strategies that is effective within the particular climatic regions. In said publications the new CSIR Köppen-Geiger map was introduced to support the study the South African climate. This map was used as a background climatic grouping method in a number of research projects to quantify appropriate passive methods to make structures within the different climatic regions more comfortable. Description: Green Building Handbook, South Africa: Volume 6: The Essential Guide 2014-03-01T00:00:00Z A business model for a South African government public cloud platform Mvelase, P Dlamini, Z Macleod, D Dlodlo, N Sithole, H http://hdl.handle.net/10204/7602 2014-08-15T21:55:26Z 2014-05-01T00:00:00Z Title: A business model for a South African government public cloud platform Authors: Mvelase, P; Dlamini, Z; Macleod, D; Dlodlo, N; Sithole, H Abstract: Advances in Information Technology have brought about cloud computing, an evolutionary computing practice that facilitates the provisioning of computing services as a utility. Cloud computing has brought about change in the economics and sustainability of Information and Communication Technology (ICT) enabled service provision. In South Africa, major aspects of public cloud computing or cloud in general have not yet been developed and realised and in some cases not even researched, hence the struggle to reach the full promises of public cloud computing locally. Whilst a lot of development and progress worldwide has already been made in the public cloud space, there still remains a wide range of concerns that still need to be addressed in order for it to reach its full potential, more specifically in the South African context. A study identifying fundamental services needed by the community and possibilities for and potential impacts of delivering public services in line with the concept of a cloud of public services is conducted. This paper designs a cloud business model that suits South Africa's perspective. The idea is to model a government public cloud which does not interfere with the secured business functions of the government but find a suitable mechanism to extend government services to the citizens. 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These rolls are soooooo good and pretty easy to make. Too bad the nutrition isn't that great for those who have to be careful. I know readers don't like to hear about substitutions, but I make rolls so often I feel comfortable experimenting. For example, I subbed half of the flour with whole wheat and the other half with bread flour. The results were magnificent and the pudding serves as a spread for the rolls. Also, I used more flour than the 3 1/4 cups called for in the recipe. I would say that I used closer to 4 cups.
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The coconut milk added after the dough rises creates a thick pudding on the pan bottom--sort of a reverse frosting. Paired with a tropical fruit salad, these indulgent buns are perfect for a brunch party. Prep and Cook Time: 3 1/2 hours.
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- Calories from fat: 35%
- Protein: 2.5g
- Fat: 5.8g
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We're still in South Africa this week, and have traveled down to the Eastern Cape province for the Africa Open, held at the East London Golf Club.
Dominic Warne (Senior Marketing Manager, EMEA)
Dom's picks: Emiliano Grillo, Garth Mulroy, Scott Henry.
Pick #1: Emiliano Grillo
This guys got a lot of talent. Had good form at the end of 2012 and his top 10 in East London last year bodes well.
Pick #2: Garth Mulroy
The form continues. Still on home turf and playing great golf.
Pick #3: Scott Henry
Understated golfer who's had a quiet start on Tour this year. Our Tour team wince at how far he hits the ball. Very open field so looking for Scott to pick up a good cheque.
Elliott Platts (PR & Events – UK & Northern Europe)
Platts' picks: Garth Mulroy, Niclas Fasth, Nick Dougherty.
Pick #1: Garth Mulroy
The South African has had an impressive start to the season, finished tied 9th last week and I am expecting that come Sunday, Garth will be right in the hunt for the Africa Open.
Pick #2: Niclas Fasth
The bookies may class Niclas as a massive outsider but I feel that he is coming into a little bit of form. He opened with a 67 last week and only narrowly missed the cut. Keep an eye out this week for the six time European Tour winner and former Ryder Cup player.
Pick #3: Nick Dougherty
I am going to stick with Nick as I do believe he will come good this year. He had a disappointing week at the Joburg Open and no doubt has been kicking himself since, so I am expecting a positive reaction in East London.
Mike Clark (Custom Fit Supervisor – Europe)
Mike's picks: Garth Mulroy, Alexandre Kaleka, Niclas Fasth.
Pick #1: Garth Mulroy
Always safe to bet on a South African player in an event in their home country. Garth has played solidly of late with a good finish last week – he is in form.
Pick #2: Alexandre Kaleka
Still needs to find his feet on the ET but has the talent to do so easily. Events like these ones I feel are just right for him to find some form and record a good finish, maybe even a win.
Pick #3: Niclas Fasth
Going to go for experience this week for my last pick. Fasth is a strong competitor and I think it would be great to see him back up at the top of leaderboards regularly again.
Cameron de Buck (Digital Marketing & Social Media – Europe)
Cam's picks: Garth Mulroy, Emiliano Grillo, Craig Lee.
Pick #1: Garth Mulroy
My obvious choice for my #TeamCallaway Saffa pick – Garth has been in great form, and I wouldn't be at all surprised if he grabs another Top 10 this week.
Pick #2: Emiliano Grillo
I still think Grillo is worth a punt, and that a Top 10 is just around the corner. Hopefully the windy conditions of the Eastern cape will suit his game.
Pick #3: Craig Lee
My outside pick is Craig Lee. Although the Scot missed the cut last week, his 2nd round of 68 in Joburg showed signs of promise, and like Grillo, I'm hoping he'll be used to playing in windy conditions.
It seems Garth Mulroy's recent good form of late has seen him become a firm favourite amongst our "expert" panel! But the usual blustery conditions of East London could throw up a few surprises. We'll see on Sunday…
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1963: The Assassination Games
Blimey, talk about an anniversary celebration! The Doctor's adventures continue this month thanks to Big Finish with the finale of their 1963 trilogy, this time featuring the Seventh Doctor. But to make things extra special, he's not alone. Not only is Ace involved but also the Counter-Measures team featuring Group Captain Gilmore, Rachel and Allison from Remembrance of the Daleks!
Since 1988, every Doctor Who fan has waited for this reunion, and the story promises not to disappoint:
London. The end of November, 1963. A time of change. The old guard is being swept away by the white heat of technology. Political scandals are the talk of the town. Britain tries to maintain its international role; fanatics assassinate charismatic politicians and Group Captain Ian Gilmore is trying to get his fledgling Counter-Measures unit off the ground.
When his life is saved by a familiar umbrella-bearing figure, he knows something terrible is going on. Whilst Rachel investigates an enigmatic millionaire and Allison goes undercover in an extremist organisation, Gilmore discovers a sinister plot with roots a century old.
The Doctor and Ace are back in town. A new dawn is coming. It's time for everyone… to see the Light.
Written by author extraordinaire John Dorney, 1963: The Assassination Games will surely fulfil many a Doctor Who fans dreams as well as provide a reunion that everyone's been waiting for!
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Hosted over the course of Friday afternoon and most of Saturday, the event aimed to answer several questions, such as those listed on the event's Facebook group: "Do you want to know why thousands of Americans become Muslims each year? Why roughly 75% of them are women? What is it about Islam that attracts all these people? Is Islam really oppressive toward women?"
Organizers sought to answer these questions through a program which included question and answer sessions, a general information presentation on Islam and women with guest speakers from the Islamic Resource Group.
Conference-goers participated in a number of breakout sessions designed to elucidate women's historical and contemporary roles in relationships to Islam.
The sessions included Muslim women and literature, the hijab (the secrets behind the veil), and Myths, Misconceptions and the Facts.
In addition to sub-sessions, the conference featured a local guest speaker Muslim activist Magda Saikali. She discussed women's rights in Islam. The final event was a panel discussion.
Religion professor Jamie Schillinger felt the conference was "an important moment for the college." He said, "It is important for Muslim perspectives to be represented, and that they are discussed and shared." He also stated that the conference "did an excellent job bringing Muslims in the area and making a connection between that local community and the larger questions&if we want to talk about these issues, we need to start with women who are nearby, get a chance to make those valuable connections."
Sagirah Abdus-Shahid '11 said, "I think this conference had a positive effect on the students and staff that attended it, because it answered and clarified a lot of the misconceptions and questions related to Muslim women. People really enjoyed the workshops, I think because they were able to discuss and have a lot of their questions answered."
In terms of the view of Islam on campus, Abdus-Shahid said, "I hope that we, the St. Olaf community continues to have event like this to increase awareness of minorities, like myself, on campus and to improve and foster good relationships between people of all backgrounds and communities."
Schillinger feels that "the college is committed, in theory, to presenting a global perspective, and in theory ought to be very interested in Islam, as so many view the world through Muslim eyes."
Schillinger believes Islam and Islamic culture needs to be included more in campus discourse, "The study of Islam is under-represented, although I understand why &. Islam is important, but there are so many important things."
Schillinger also expressed regret more students did not attended the conference, although "it did show that some students are interested in and concerned about these issues & St. Olaf right now is lucky in that we have a good group of Muslim students, and that these students are far more important to the college than their numbers suggest."
In order to spread awareness about the conference, leaders of the Muslim Students Association tabled outside the cafeteria last week, They informed students of the conference schedule and program of events.


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After a long debate and a delay or two, most companies will finally start to recognize stock option costs in their earnings report. Many got ahead of the game with voluntary recognition, but most of them occupy industries that tend to grant fewer options. For example Exxon Mobil (XOM), General Motors (GM), Ford (F) and Coca-Cola (KO) all voluntarily expensed options. These companies are less vulnerable to an adverse market reaction. Technology companies, on the other hand, have been resisting the rule on all fronts, including a vigorous lobby effort.
That first thing to understand about option expensing is that it matters a little or a lot depending on the business model. To illustrate this, we compared option "run-rates" in transportation to those in the computer hardware sector. The run-rate is the number of options granted in a year as a percentage of the total shares outstanding. You can see the big difference below. The top quartile in transportation grants fewer options than the bottom quartile computer hardware. The median computer hardware company grants three times as many options as its transportation counterpart (i.e., about 3% per year compared to about 1% per year.)
For the majority of these transportation companies, option expensing is a non-event. Among such companies, you would do better to analyze depreciation policies rather than option costs. As a general rule, companies that prioritize fixed asset investments are less likely to make large option grants. Companies that prioritize talent and human capital are more likely to make big option grants. Further, as long as talent wants a "piece of the action" and companies increasingly depend on intellectual assets, options and stock are going to remain popular.
The second thing you want to understand about the option expense is that it is just an estimate about the future. Under the new rules, this estimate is deducted from profits to get a reduced reported earnings number (and EPS). As an expense, many people have compared it to depreciation because it is a non-cash charge. That means the company did not actually use cash in the period. Here is a really simplified income statement:
Because option expense is a non-cash charge, a very popular reporting tactic will be to report pro forma earnings and exclude the option expense. But notice an important difference between depreciation and option expenses. Depreciation is a certain number based on cash invested in a prior period; e.g.., if a company invested $1 million last year, perhaps it depreciates, or allocates, one-tenth of that amount over each of the subsequent ten years. But an option expense is an estimate of a future cash outlay, or more precisely, a future cash transfer from shareholder to employees. This is an important difference: most non-cash charges are known allocations based on prior investments, but option expenses are estimates about the future.
As estimates, they have been remarkably bad. I write this despite great admiration for option pricing models like the Black-Scholes. Three years ago I co-conducted one of the largest empirical tests of these option pricing models.
We retroactively asked a simple question, "If we had used these option pricing models to make option expense estimates over the last thirty years, how accurate would they have turned out, given the actual stock price behaviors?" Using a large sample of over 1,500 companies, we compared the predicted option value to the actual value.
The outcome was the opposite of what I had hoped – my plan was actually to uncover the most accurate flavor of the various option pricing models. We found both models (the Black-Scholes and several variants of the binomial) tended to either grossly under-price or grossly over-price the actual, subsequent cost of the option. In other words, if you had used an option cost estimate, you could be pretty sure it was wrong, but you had no idea in which direction! Saving you the details, the best explanation seemed to be that secular market trends simply overwhelmed the accuracy of the model. For example, under a secular bear market, many option grants are simply worthless-in which case option expense estimates are way off!
Several of the large investment banks are now fine-tuning their option expense models in anticipation of the new rules – they are trying to estimate the impact of option expensing on the price-to-earning (P/E) multiple. Given the inherent inaccuracy of the models, I think the time is far better spent looking at the actual features of the new plans. For example, in reaction to the rules, many companies are installing performance-based restricted stock. What performance metrics are they using and what hurdles are they setting for the executive team? In looking at plan features, we have seen everything from ridiculous giveaways to sublime alignment with shareholders.
So, what do we do at Advisor? We look at equity overhang, also called potential dilution. To understand overhang, consider the life cycle of a stock option. First, the company receives authorization from shareholders-think of this as a pool of options that are "available" for future grant. Second, the company grants options from this (authorized) pool and into the hands of employees.
At this point, the options are outstanding but they have not yet cost anybody anything. Third, the employee exercises the option for a gain. In doing so, existing shareholders are diluted (as reflected in either an increased common share base or corporate cash spent to repurchase shares). Equity overhang is a measure taken at a particular point in time, typically the end of the fiscal year. It is the total of: options "available for grant" (i.e., "in the pool" and ready to be granted) plus the options outstanding (i.e., already held by employees). Because it is only a matter of time before this collective group of options (available + outstanding) converts into future dilution, we consider this a respectable gauge of potential dilution.
Overhang is a test in our red flag checklist. If we see a high overhang, it is a red flag and is considered in totality with the other factors and other red flags. It's hard to imagine an investment idea turning on this one flag. But we are not surprised to see that a high overhang is often accompanied by other bad governance practices.
The best thing about the new rule is that it gives us another peek into the quality of corporate governance. Boards and corporate officers tend to reveal their true colors in reacting to an accounting rule change. An unfortunately long list of companies are reacting by accelerating the vesting of outstanding options because the transition rules won't count them if they are accelerated. This is the equivalent of tucking the expense under the rug and hoping shareholders won't notice. It's even worse because the acceleration "de-incentivizes" the incentive ("you were supposed to wait four years for your option, but go ahead and have it today"). The decision to go along with this maneuver signifies a weak board or, at best, a board that suffers from accounting myopia. As another example, some companies are going to dismantle their employee stock purchase plans (ESPP) because, while such plans remain sensible and tax-effective, they will get recognized. In the vast majority of cases, this is a bad decision. Consider instead a wise decision by First Data Corp (FDC) to retain their ESPP:
"the Company recognizes that the new accounting rules issued by the Financial Accounting Standards Board will create an expense for shares issued under the ESPP beginning in 2005...However, the Company believes that the ESPP is a valuable employee benefit that assists the Company in its efforts to attract, retain and motivate valuable employees...and these benefits are well worth the additional expense recognized for accounting purposes" (FDC Proxy, 3/28/2005)
First, the option expensing issue ranges from non-eventful in many sectors to critical in, say, software. Software companies grant the most options, by a wide margin, owing to people-intensive business models. Second, option expensing will create more metrics to consider along with GAAP reported earnings. It is fine to consider pro forma earnings, but be careful about cash flow measures. Popular metrics like earnings before interest, taxes depreciation and amortization (EBIDTA) and cash flow from operations (CFO) are incomplete and often artificially high because they exclude capital spending (investments). This is similarly true of pro forma earnings that excludes option expense; by excluding the non-cash charge, it ignores dilution altogether. If you are going to use it, you want to combine it with a look at dilution (e.g., equity overhang, cash used to repurchase shares). Third, use the rule to gain in peak into the quality of governance. Strong boards already see the rule for its opportunity: by putting all equity incentives on a the same level playing field, it grants companies the freedom to design rewards the encourage value creation. A weak board will consider options an expense, to be minimized or hidden if possible.


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Fluxys Belgium SA engages in the operations of natural gas transmission. It operates through the following segments: Transportation, Storage, LNG Terminalling, and Other Activities. The Transportation segment includes all services subject to the Gas Act related to transportation. The Storage segment includes all services subject to the Gas Act related to storage. The LNG Terminalling segment engages in the provision of services related to gas terminal. The Other Activities segment covers other activities of the company and its subsidiaries. The company was founded on January 8, 1929 and is headquartered in Brussels, Belgium.
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Through the development of the case one major find was that Ohanessian did not have the full rights to Xflix because it was in litigation in LA Superior Court against his former partner and brother in law Ghevont Tersakian. ''A lot of different things will be argued about this case from both sides, but the one thing we do know for sure thats not arguable is the fact that he signed this deal indicating that this company was free and clear of lawsuits and then midway through the case we find out he was mired in a major lawsuit over the assets of the company. We would never have moved forward with this deal knowing what we know today,'' says Anh Tran co-founder of WantedList.
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Regulatory changes needed to end Heathrow hell
- Rupert Darwall is a guest columnist. The views expressed are his own. A London-based strategist, he is author of Reluctant Managers, a study of Whitehall performance (KPMG, 2006) –
If April is the cruellest month, then July can be awful for people using Heathrow. Business travel is still humming and the holiday season is getting into full swing.
Even with Terminal 5, Heathrow can't take the strain. Its two runways are used at 98.5 percent capacity and there are simply not enough gates and stands. A ten-minute delay is programmed into Heathrow's schedule. Because there's no spare capacity, when things go wrong, the slightest change — even in the weather — can lead to aircraft being held in stacks and flights being cancelled
You'd have thought that the UK government's review of the way Heathrow is regulated, consultation on which ended last month, would want to root out what causes Heathrow to be so congested, but you'd be wrong.
Why big government is bad government
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In the midst of an economic crisis, we have a crisis of trust in politicians. But it is not through their lack of activity. Over the last ten years, layers of government have multiplied, more regulatory bodies have been put in place, thousands of new laws have been passed and greater powers of surveillance have been accorded to the State.
Reining in Lloyds
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Sir Win Bischoff appears to relish a challenge. His brief spell as chairman of Citigroup was spent resisting regulators who wanted to break up the bank. If the veteran banker takes over as chairman of Lloyds Banking Group, his first fight will be with competition authorities in Brussels. This is one battle where it would be better if Sir Win did not live up to his name.
No quick buck from Northern Rock
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The crisis at Northern Rock marked the beginning of Britain's slide into large-scale state ownership of the banking system. Returning the mortgage lender to the private sector would be a sign that normal service is being resumed. But rumours that the British government is poised to sell Northern Rock, are premature. Suggestions the government could do so at a profit are even more far-fetched.
Prime Minister Gordon Brown is apparently keen to offload the Rock, ideally "at a substantial profit" before the general election, which must be held before next summer. According to the Times, the prime minister "wants desperately to avoid a Conservative government taking the credit".
Age against the job machine
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Reports in the media about job losses are commonplace these days, with young people's struggle to find work dominating coverage. Yet at the other end of the age spectrum, the lives and future prospects of older workers have been set in turmoil by the recession.
Cry for freedom from Tamils
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The war against Tamils has ended, if we believe the statements coming from Sri Lankan state news media and the carefully orchestrated propaganda campaign.
Leaking in the public interest
Nicholas Jones is the author of Trading Information: Leaks, Lies and Tip-offs (Politico's, 2006). He is a member of the Campaign for Press and Broadcasting Freedom.
Whatever reservations there might be over the way the leaked information was obtained, the publication of hitherto secret details about the endemic abuse of MPs' expenses was without doubt in the public interest.
Fortis rebels flog a dead cheval
– Margaret Doyle is a Reuters columnist. The opinions expressed are her own –
Belgians may like a tasty cheval-burger with their frites, but they ought to desist from flogging a dead one. The European Commission has thrown out an attempt to have the sale of Fortis Bank in Belgium to BNP Paribas cancelled, but the rebels are now threatening to take their case to the European Court of Justice.
Equities may now be a better bet
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Not exactly shock and awe as the MPC keeps base rates on hold at 0.5 percent while the most recent financial surveys have been unanimous in expecting a no change decision for some time now. It was always going to be an MPC meeting to discuss whether or not to persevere with quantitative easing. The difficulty for the MPC is that it is too early to judge the effectiveness of the quantitative easing. Clearly the Bank of England would prefer to wait at least until it publishes new quarterly growth and inflation forecasts to explain how it wishes to proceed.
from Africa News blog:
Time to stop aid for Africa?
Far from being all bad news for Africa, the global financial crisis is a chance to break a dependence on development aid that has kept it in poverty, argues Zambian economist Dambisa Moyo, who has just published a new book "Dead Aid".
Moyo's book, her first, comes out at a time when Western campaigners, financial institutions and some African governments have been warning of the danger posed to Africa by the crisis and calling for more money from developed countries as a result. The former World Bank and Goldman Sachs economist spoke to Reuters in London.


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In these times of falling test scores, cheating scandals, and budget crises, public school teachers have become convenient scapegoats — especially among certain right-wing pundits and politicians. Which seems odd, because most of the teachers I know are pretty conservative, God-fearing folks.Then again, teachers aren't usually listening to morning talk radio. I suppose that makes them fair game. It's true that our educational system nationwide has, um, issues, and it's easy to blame teachers. I would argue, however, that the responsibility falls mostly on parents and, to a lesser extent, on the education establishment: district-level administration, state and national education departments, teachers' unions. Collectively, such bodies tend to encourage conformity while squelching creativity and initiative. But individual teachers are, as far as I'm concerned, the heroes of this story. I know I'll never forget Ms. (or as we said back then, "Miss") Wharton, whom I spent an entire summer calling "Miss Warthog." Then I showed up for fourth grade and discovered that she was young and beautiful as well as smart and nice. The day her fiancé sent a dozen roses to our classroom was among the darkest of my life. Or Walter Bohm, who taught history and coached my eighth-grade basketball team. Coach Bohm once bragged that, having pitched in the minor leagues, he could peg a student in the back of the room with a chalkboard eraser. Turned out he could. Or Mrs. Lewis, who taught AP psychology and instilled in me a passion to become a therapist — that is, until I went off to college, spent three semesters in the psych program, and discovered that all my professors were nuts. My kids have also had great experiences with teachers, one of which I'll share briefly. My middle son was in kindergarten when we moved back to Georgia from a small town in rural Alabama. Having had problems selling our house there — not a lot of people moving into small towns in rural Alabama — we didn't get fully settled here until March. From his first day at his new school, it was obvious my son was way behind, especially in reading. (Partly our fault, I know.) But Mrs. Djakowski made him her special project. Within two months, he had caught up to the rest of the class. The next year Mrs. Lowery took over and, by the end of first grade, he was reading on a third-grade level. OK, 10 years later he's still reading on a third grade level, but still, it's a nice story. (Just kidding, son.) Anyway, I'll always be grateful to Mrs. Djakowski and Mrs. Lowery, just as I'll always be grateful to Miss Wharton, Coach Bohm, and Mrs. Lewis. So don't tell me, pundits and politicians, that teachers are the problem. They're the solution. Just provide them with an adequate phone booth and let them do their hero thing. Rob Jenkins is associate professor of English and director of The Writers Institute at Georgia Perimeter College. E-mail him at email@example.com.
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- Teacher of the Year Finalist Trevino: 'This is home' ( October 27, 2010 )
- JENKINS: Boys will be boys - if they don't want to be the victims of bullying ( November 24, 2010 )
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We love Trinity! The staff is very caring and we have really enjoyed the past two years at Trinity. It is such a nurturing environment when compared to the public school that my kids previously attended. The course work is challenging but managable. The teachers take a genuine interest in the students and you don't feel like just another number in the school system. I would definitely recommend Trinity to anyone who asked. We love it!
I am fairly new to Trinity, with one child finishing his second year in the lower grades and a daughter finishing her first year in the upper grades. After having my son attend his first year, the sense of community was so strong there, I knew I wanted my daughter to attend. The academics are strong there, and the work/projects required are often of a more abstract nature and require a greater understanding of the topic. I am a physician, and come frim a family of teachers. I have also homeschooled my children and have had a great exposure to many types of schools and curriculum, also secondary to my job. Besides academics, the school has many extracurricular offerings, including a sports program that starts in fifth grade. The school performs consistently well in academic bowls, which speaks well of its academics.
Definitely over rated!! The reviews below were from employees. We were told exactly what we wanted to hear to enroll.
This school upon visiting is not diverse at all and that concerns me that there is not a diverse student body nor staff something should be done to attract a diverse student body and staff.
My child loves Trinity Lutheran, and so do I. Of course, we can get a little nit picky, but overall, the experience is Christian: loving and forgiving. The work load is challenging, but not too overwhelming (with the exception of 4th grade!) My child had an experience with another child (who was bullying mine) in 2nd grade. The teacher was very engaged and interested in resolving the problem and additionally encouraged the parents to get together to problem solve/ teach the children to interact properly. School is a trying experience, no matter where you go! At least my child has prayer in school!
We love Trinity and ALL the school has to offer in the way of not only providing a learning-centered environment, but a wonderful school family for our daughter. We started her in Pre-K at the school and have to say that it set the bar for us giving us confidence to continue her education at the school. She is loved and is learning in a wonderful classroom with caring, nurturing teachers and staff.
My child has attended school here for 5 years. We are NOT members of the church and we love everything about this school!!! We have never felt excluded just because we aren t members. The teachers here are extremely accommodating and love their jobs! They use the Love and Logic principles. Google it if you re not famiiliar. My child has attended public school in the past and there is NO comparison! The curriculum is challenging but tutoring and extra efforts to help children excel are provided. The principal is very personable and has gone over and beyond to help us out in a particular stressful situation. We are committed to Trinity and plan to send all of my children here.
My child attended from 2006-2009. I wanted to love it. Unfortunately the best I can say is when things were good and my child had no issues the administration was mildly warm and friendly. Our last year there my son had an issue with one part of the day which was too noisy and over-stimulating for him. No big deal, I thought. Administration will help us work out a solution. Ha! They could have cared less that he was struggling. Totally cold, uncaring, unwilling to make even minor changes. We were so disappointed that we also stopped attending church there. For the remainder of that school year, did anyone at the church or school reach out to us to see why we didn't re-enroll or why we suddenly stopped attending church? No. Although we did receive a letter saying because we hadn't met church attendance requirements we would not receive the member discount on school tuition. They are very cliquey and, just like another reviewer said, only the children of families that have been there for generations matter. The other kids are just tuition money. We have been happier at public school.
When choosing this school, I was hoping for a caring, loving, nurturing, relationship for my children but we were just numbers... The search for a school included consistency and stability and they have offered neither. After two years of supporting the school we are moving on where people take a personal interest in my children. It is May and they have yet to spell my child's name right:(
Trinity is not what we expected. Academics are not even what our child had in public school. They are behind. While i expected a lot of religion would be taugt, we did not expect that the core academics timeslots would suffer when there is a crunch (which seems to happen a lot). The teachers are so focused on Christmas plays and Easter plays etc that the kids are not focused on what you pay for - academics. Our child has had no problems with the cliques, but lots of faculty have children that attend and they are given a pass on behavior. Not good for the none Trinity insiders.
Sadly, enrolling our student at Trinity Lutheran was the worst parenting decision we have ever made. Our child, who is a strong student, well-behaved and always well-adjusted lost all self-confidence and self-esteem at Trintiy. Bullying is very common, but staff and adminstration ignore it as it is usually kids from Trinity family cliques who are doing the bullying. After having our son out of this environment for a time, he is finally regaining self-esteem and confidence and is flourishing in his new school. We highly encourage parents to look elsewhere for "Christian" education. You won't find it at Trinity.
This school is everything I wanted for my children. The school is challenging yet provides a safe and loving environment for my kids to thrive. They have made life long friends here and some of the decisions they make even at this young age are ones that I am proud of. The faculty is lead by one of the best principals I have ever been around. The kids love him yet respect him also. I would not send my kids anywhere else. The other parents that I have met along the way are some of the most caring people I have known. Trinity is AWESOME!!
We were extremely disappointed in Trinity Lutheran in Spring (Klein), TX. The academics were okay (not great, but not bad), but the atmosphere was not what we were expecting when we made the decision to pay for "Christian" education. Kids are very tuned in to their "cliques" and verbal bullying often occurs for kids not included in the clique. Staff seem to turn a blind eye to the behavior because it's usually coming from staff kids, kids whose parents give alot of money to the school, or kids whose families have been in their church for decades. So in essence, staff (especially administration) "encourage" this behavior. We would never recommend this school to others.
After being dissatisfied with what public school had to offer our children, we enrolled all of our children at Trinity Lutheran School. Not only is it challenging it has a warm, inviting environment we have never experienced anywhere else. We love everything about it. Trinity is the best decision we have ever made for our kids.
Excellent staff from pre-K to 8th. Kids enjoy learning and being challenged. Could not imagine another place for my kids!
Trinity Klein is a wonderful school! Not only are the academics very strong, but I feel like everyone from the extended care workers all the way up to the principal of the school know who my children are. I know that my kids are getting a great education and are being treated with love and respect at the same time. The only reason I didn't give 5 stars is that currently the school is in a growth spurt and I am a little concerned that they may be getting too big.
Our child has attended Trinity for 5 years. The quality of the education far surpasses what our friend's children are getting at our local public school. Our child loves the school, staff, classes, activities, etc. It is worth every penny, and we recommend it to all looking for private education in the north Houston area.
Blue Ribbon School as determined by Dept of Ed, wonderful teachers, strong in academics, sports, extra curriculars
We've had our child here for a few years now and absolutely love it. Teachers and staff truly care about every student. Parent involvement is much higher than most of the local public schools, which truly makes a difference. Tuition is expensive, but is absolutely worth every penny.
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Happy Friday the 13th! Creeeppyyy!! If you see a black cat…run!
We are back to another Fun Facts Friday which I haven't done for two weeks. oops! Here we go:
1. Insidious Chapter 2 comes out today….my fiancé hates scary movies. I love them. I find them exhilarating. However, I tend to not sleep for a few nights after…..that's a problem.
2. I recently bought Peanut Butter and Co's The Bees Knees peanut butter. I can't stop eating it. Sometimes, I dunk a spoon in the container and
rub it all over my face just eat it. I made Peanut Butter Fingers No Bake Oatmeal Nut Butter Balls with it and almond butter. I ate them all in 4 days. Thank you, Julie!
3. 6 mile runs have been my best friend lately. I do it every other day or so. Depending on whether or not it was leg day hahaha. I averaged an 8:31 pace which isn't bad. But not good. Not me at least. It was one of those annoying days where no matter which way I turned, the wind was constantly blowing against me. 4. I have a confession…..I'm addicted to something. And I can't stop. It's The Good Wife. It's so so so so good. I have a family of lawyers. My Papa, Father, Uncles, and recently my sister. I've always been interested in the law. Maybe in 10 years I'll go back to school. We'll see! BUT I've watched almost 2 seasons in a week. I have a problem. This show is awesome. It's amazing and the story is just so great. You have to watch it from the beginning. Oh and Cary? Yes. source
5. My cat has always been cuddly. He is so loving and lays on my chest whenever he sees an opening. So funny. Lately, he's been extra cuddly and I am not complaining. He becomes little spoon when my fiancé leaves for work in the morning. It's hilarious.
6. It's going to be only 59 degrees today. Compared to 98 Tuesday?? I'm so happy. Fall is just the best. I made a banana pumpkin bread yesterday and the smell was just heavenly. If you want the recipe I will post it later.
7. I miss my family. I wish they would come visit. Not a fun fact. Sorry for the heartfelt "fact". It gets lonely up here when no one from either side of the family wants to come see us.
8. On a lighter note, my fiancé is coaching a boys soccer team. It's hilarious. I go to practice with him once a week and he's just started having games on the weekend. The kids are funny and I wish I was that young with endless amounts of energy again!
9. I can french braid my own hair. I know it's not unusual but a lot of people at my gym always ask when I braid my hair for a workout. Usually they're amazed.
10. Happy Friday, everyone!
What are you doing this weekend? Anything fun?
I am going out of town with my other half for a soccer tournament. WOO.


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