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Gov. Mary Fallin in her State of the State address this week praised Supt. Janet Barresi's college, career and citizen readiness plan, known as the C3 Plan, being used to implement education reforms.
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The State Department of Education will hold a public hearing from 1 to 4 p.m. February 16, 2012, to hear public comment on draft rules and Rule Impact Statements.
Westmoore High School graduate Ryan Dowling wins this year's Innovation Challenge with teammates from Virginia Commonwealth University.
The importance of an A-F School Grading System is in that it will provide greater transparency for our schools and will draw more parental and community involvement. It is evident that schools that have higher levels of parent and community involvement have better-performing educators and better-prepared students.
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THE COURT: Mr. Epstein, would you agree that voting is the linchpin of our democracy?
[STATE ATTORNEY] MR. EPSTEIN: Yes, Your Honor.
THE COURT: I do too. What concerned me about the 2012-54 directive is that it was filed on a Friday night at 7 p.m. The first thought that came to mind was democracy dies in the dark. So, when you do things like that that seeks to avoid transparency, it appears, then that gives me great pause but even greater concern. So, if anyone Im going to give additional time to, its going to be you, Mr. Epstein, because you have a lot of explaining to do [...] Im really trying to get to the root of this, and I dont want to see democracy die in the darkness on my watch, especially with voting. You know I have a special place for voting.
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MR. EPSTEIN: Your Honor, I have no legislative history to present to the Court.
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Thanksgiving…. but for what?
By this time, most of you are probably trying to figure out how a 14 pound turkey is supposed to fit into that tiny little browning bag, or you're stuck in an airport somewhere trying to reunite with a family that will be driving you crazy within about twenty minutes, if you ever do manage to arrive. If so, then the point of Thanksgiving may already be starting to grow a little hazy.
Having spent the last several Thanksgivings in Italy, on a single-minded mission to educate the unknowing locals about the pleasures of this peculiarly American holiday, I know that it can be difficult to explain what this event is all about, especially in times like the present. As one Italian friend asked, "Thanksgiving, yes… I see. But for what? "
With blessings few and far between in the music industry these days, one could be forgiven for focusing solely on football and food on Thursday. Still, particularly in the hard times, one should always be mindful that even the worst of times have their mitigating factors that allow us to survive and fight another day. Well, at least most of us will survive, unless we're Guy Hands and EMI.
In the spirit of gratitude for past acts of kindness and hope for the future, here are five things for which we songwriters and publishers can thank our lucky stars. Feel free to make your own list, or offer up suggestions—we need all the help we can get.
This year, let's be thankful for:
1. Our Friends
No one survives in this business on his or her own. Not only do we have our own personal networks of contacts, cronies, and colleagues, we are fortunate enough to have dozens of organizations both large and small that support the efforts of songwriters and music publishers. Some go out and get our money for us. Some offer career advice. Some recognize outstanding achievement. Some fight for our rights at a government and industry level. Here's to the whole lot of helpers: ASCAP, BMI, SESAC, NARAS, NARIP, RIAA, Songwriters Hall of Fame, Songwriters Guild, NMPA, AIMP, etc. If you don't know what those acronyms stand for, it's time you do some research. You may be missing out on a valuable ally.
2. Little Girls and Old People.
Never thought I'd see this happen, but the truth is that music is no longer a crucial element of youth culture. That spot has been handed over to a whole collection of pastimes from social networking to electronic games. The people keeping us in business these days are adults and their 10-13 year old daughters. Don't believe me? Go ask Justin Bieber, Taylor Swift, Michael Buble, Susan Boyle, and every top touring act of 2010, almost all of whom are old enough to be Justin Bieber's grandparent.
3. Hipsters, trend-chasers and buzz-mongers.
There's certainly enough of these people out there. If you haven't seen 'em, just go and spend a few days at SXSW, or MusExpo, or check out any edition of Music Week. No matter how many times these characters chase the new trend that never quite catches on, or fork up massive advances to buzz bands that never make it out of Williamsburg, or fill up endless amounts of blog-space waxing on about an act so obscure that it will never be more than a flea on the industry long-tail, they'll always have a home in a business endlessly devoted to the next big thing.
For small independent publishers looking for opportunities, that's a great thing. Because while the hype-sters and the cooler than thou types are drawing everyone's attention in one direction, a smart, savvy, and yes, conservative publisher can take his or her pick from dozens of proven, steady income-earners to go in business with. They might be songwriters whose catalogs survive on oldies stations, or heritage acts that sell year after year to their core audience, or jazz, classical and world music acts that barely register on the industry radar screen. They're not too cool or sexy, and they won't get you any mentions in the A&R Worldwide newsletter. But they will make you money, and they're being all but ignored by the A&R staffs of most major music companies. For that, I say thank you.
4. Sub-publishing, if not sub-publishers.
Those of you who follow this blog know that several recent postings have dealt with the opportunities and challenges related to sub-publishing. Like most blessings, this one can also be a bit of a curse. For those looking to spread their business to other foreign territories, the subject of sub-publishing is primarily focused on finding partners in other territories where your music might be effective. That's an opportunity that often winds up being more of a source for frustration than real income.
The problem is that most sub-publishers are simply not very good. Most companies are simply offering lip-service to foreign publishers—promising to promote their music in the local territory, but rarely doing anything but the most basic collection functions, and sometimes not even that. If you're counting on your sub-publishers to create a global presence for you, you're likely to be disappointed.
In fact, the bigger opportunity in regards to sub-publishing is often to become a sub-publisher for other companies. By offering to represent viable catalogs in your local territory, you create a whole new set of business relationships, build your roster without having to make a major financial investment yourself, diversify your song catalog, and improve your cashflow—and that's not even mentioning the 15-20% that you can often take as your percentage. For a small publisher, picking up other catalogs to sub-publish in your local territory is one of the easiest and most cost-effective business strategies you can hope to find.
5. The suits
And finally, a good word for the lawyers. That's unusual. However, the truth is that the biggest growth area in the music publishing business for the next 10 years will likely be lawsuits—particularly the large-scale, class action kind. Having already seen distributions from YouTube and Napster cases, and in anticipation of receiving payouts from the late payment fund set up by NMPA as part of the recent negotiations over digital payments from record labels, music publishers are anticipating a windfall. Sooner or later, dozens of major internet media and music businesses will be forced to settle up for music that they've been using without a license for the last 5-10 years. It won't be easy or quick, and it won't happen without a fight. But given that the copyright laws are clearly on our side, we are likely to eventually walk away with some money, with a little help from our trade organizations, and of course, the lawyers.
I know—it's not the most uplifting list. Anytime you're actually thankful for lawyers, lawsuits, trade groups, Justin Bieber and heritage rock acts, you know that it's been a tough year. Nevertheless, we're still fortunate to be in a business where we are able to spend our days working with music and songwriters. There are a lot worse ways to make a living.
Most of all, I'm thankful for the indomitable spirit of the Music Business Weasel that lives in all of us. Sure, it's a business that is often short-sighted, ridiculously speculative, and maybe a little bit sleazy. At the same time, it's a business of survivors. The people I work with each day are clever, full of ambition, endlessly determined, and always sure that tomorrow will bring the big hit that makes it all worthwhile. That's the kind of weaseling I most admire, and it's what assures us that there will always be a music business, in some shape or form, for us to profit from and complain about in the future.
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Dr. Gogolin is a full professor in Information Security and Intelligence. Dr. Gogolin was the initial author of both the undergraduate and graduate degrees in Information Security and Intelligence. He is a Distinguished Professor and Fulbright Scholar (Universidad de Chile), and has taught in Latin American and Europe. Dr. Gogolin has received funded research grants for the National Science Foundation and other organizations, has numerous publications, and has presented at multiple conferences and locations within the United States and Internationally. His primary technical and research interests are Digital Forensics, Business Intelligence, and Project Management.
Professional Positions
Fulbright Scholar/Researcher – Universidad de Chile – 2013.
Distinguished Professor – Ferris State University – 2011.
Professor, Ferris State University, Big Rapids, MI 49307. (1999-present).
Professional Investigator/Consultant, Michigan Digital Forensics, LLC. (2001-present).
Systems Analyst, Database Administrator, Project Manager, Amway Corporation. (1991 - 1999).
Computer Programmer, Senior Analyst/Programmer, Gerber Products. (1987 - 1991).
Computer Programmer, Advanced Systems Applications. (1987).
Retail Store Manager, computer programmer, ShortStop, Inc. (1984 - 1987).
General Mills (Yoplait), USA., computer programmer - inventory management. (1981, 1982).
Refereed Journals
Gogolin, G., & Jones, J. (2014). "Digital Forensic Issues in Civil Proceedings." Journal of Civil & Legal Sciences.
Gogolin, G., Gogolin, E., & Kam, H. (2014). "Virtual Worlds and Social Media: Security and Privacy Concerns, Implications, and Practice." International Journal of Artificial Life Research. (Jan/March issue)
Gogolin, G. & Jones, J. (2010). "Law Enforcement's Ability to Deal with Digital Crime and the Implications for Business". Journal of Digital Forensic Practice. Taylor & Francis.
Gogolin, G. (2010). "The Digital Crime Tsunami". Digital Investigation. Elsevier.
Gogolin, G. & Jones, J. (2010). "Law Enforcement's Ability to Deal with Digital Crime and the Implications for Business". Information Security Journal: A Global Perspective. Taylor & Francis. Volume 19, Issue 3.
Gogolin, G. E. (2009). "Personal Information Security". Ludington, MI: The Ludington Daily News.
Gogolin, G. E. (2003). "The Difference Between Here and There". Grand Rapids, MI: The Grand Rapids Press.
Gogolin, G.E. (2013). Digital Forensics Explained. Auerbach Publications – Taylor & Francis.
Gogolin, G. E. (2012). The Use of Embedded Mobile, RFID, and Augmented Reality in Mobile Devices. In Ciaramitaro, B. Mobile Technology Consumption: Opportunities and Challenges. IGI Global. Contributing Author.
Gogolin, G. E. (2011). The Chasm Between Law Enforcement and Digital Crime. In Crime Rates, Types, and Hot Spots. Nova Science Publishers, Inc. Contributing Author.
Gogolin, G. E. (2010). Security and Privacy Concerns of Virtual Worlds. In Ciaramitaro, B., Virtual Worlds and E-Commerce: Technologies and Applications for Building Customer Relationships. IGI Global. Contributing Author.
Gogolin, G. (2013). Living Dangerously – Malware Analysis. CEIC 2013 Proceedings.
Kam, H., Katerattanakul, P., & Gogolin, G. (2013). A Cross Industry Study: Differences in Information Security Policy Compliance between the Banking Industry and Higher Education. ICIS 2013 Proceedings.
Kam, H., Katerattanukul, P., & Gogolin, G. (2013). Information Security Policy Compliance in Higher Education: A Neo-Institutional Perspective. PACIS 2013 Proceedings.
Gogolin, G. E. (2006). First Responder Training Curriculum (Digital Crime)- Revised. Michigan Commission On Law Enforcement.
Gogolin, G. E. (2004). First Responder Training Curriculum (Digital Crime). Michigan Commission On Law Enforcement.
Gogolin, G. E. (2000). A Case Study of an Approach to Nursing Education Using a Mixed Model of Distance and Live Instruction. Dissertation. Michigan State University.
Contracts, Grants and Sponsored Research
Gogolin, Greg E (co-Principal), Collaborative w/ George Mason University, "Portable Online Interactive Cybersecurity Laboratory Exercises," National Science Foundation, US Government, $298,930.00. (submitted: December 2013).
Gogolin, Greg E (Principal), "Digital Laser Microscopy Analysis of Active, Altered, and Damaged Storage Media for Security and Digital Forensic Recovery," National Science Foundation, US Government, $21,158.00. (funded: 2014).
Gogolin, Greg E (Principal), "Digital Laser Microscopy Analysis of Active, Altered, and Damaged Storage Media for Security and Digital Forensic Recovery," National Science Foundation, US Government, $330,860.00. (funded: 2011 - 2014).
Gogolin, Greg E (Principal), "Enhance Digital Forensics Capabilities in Information Security & Intelligence and Information Systems Management Programs," Ferris Foundation, Private, $4,820.00. (2010).
Gogolin, Greg E (Principal), "Software grant/gift in kind – RAM (physical) memory forensics," Sponsored by HBGary, Private, $64,000.00. (2010).
Gogolin, Greg E (Principal), "Software grant/gift in kind," Sponsored by Choicepoint, Private, $977,296.00. (2007).
Gogolin, Greg E. (participant - Dr. Lori Tubbergen Clark principle). "Tech-Literacy Grant," Sponsored by Newaygo County RESA, State Government, $250,000.00. (2007).
Gogolin, Greg E (Principal), "Software grant/gift in kind," Sponsored by Choicepoint, Private, $679,780.00. (2006).
Gogolin, Greg E (Principal), "Software/hardware grant," Sponsored by Paraben Corporation, Private, $9,664.40. (2005).
Gogolin, Greg E (Principal), "Software in kind gift," Sponsored by Quest Software, Private, $400,000.00. (2004).
Research in Progress
"Digital Forensics Recovery Techniques – Recovering Information from Damaged Media". Multiple publications in process.
"Applied research for International integration and partnerships with BS and MS Information Security & Intelligence degrees." (On-Going)
"Capstone Projects" (On-Going) Extensive research: have directed 200+ undergraduate and graduate capstone projects, the majority of which have a research component.
"Study of effectiveness of distance education (Internet based)." (On-Going) Extensive: study of effectiveness of distance education (Internet based).
Presentations Given (since 2010)
Gogolin, G.E. (2013). Digital Forensics in Practice. Universidad de Chile, Santiago, Chile.
Gogolin, G.E. (2013). Information Security Implications and Practice – Fulbright Commission. Universidad Católica, Santiago, Chile.
Gogolin, G.E. (2013). Living Dangerously – Malware Analysis. Computer Enterprise Investigators Conference. Orlando, FL.
Gogolin, G.E. (2011) . Commencement Speaker, Ferris State University Graduation. December.
Gogolin, G. E. (Presenter), Secure World, "Digital Crime: Can We Survive the Tsunami?" Detroit, MI. (October 6, 2010).
Gogolin, G. E. (Presenter), Lilly Conference North, "Educating Students and Faculty on the Emerging Use of Virtual Worlds in E-
Commerce," Traverse City, MI. (September 25, 2010). (With S. Jones, B.Ciaramitaro, J.Jones)
Gogolin, G. E. (Presenter & Conference Organizer), Ferris State University Digital Forensics Conference for Law Enforcement, "Using Visual Analysis in Computer Crime Cases," Big Rapids, MI. (2010).
Gogolin, G. E. (Presenter & Conference Organizer), Ferris State University Digital Forensics Conference for Law Enforcement, "Cell Phone Digital Forensics," Big Rapids, MI. (2010).
Professional and Public Service
Law Enforcement assistance (25+ investigations) – Digital Forensic investigations. (2009 – present).
Reviewer, Various Journals, ongoing.
Substitute teacher (pro-bono), Traverse City Christian Schools. (2012 – present).
Reviewer, Grant Proposals, United States Dept. of Homeland Security (CEDAP). (2006 – 2010).
Classroom volunteer, Elk Rapids Public Schools, Elk Rapids, MI. (2005 – 2012).
Workshop Presentation, Newaygo County ISD Employees and Consultants, MI. (2001 - 2012).
Youth Group Leader, Williamsburg United Methodist Church. (2008 – 2009).
Coach, Youth baseball and softball leagues. (2003, 2005, 2007, 2008, 2010, 2011)
Director, Osceola County Community Foundation - Special Needs Fundraiser, MI. (2003 - 2005).
Board Member, St. Peter's Lutheran Church and School - Board of Christian Education, MI.
Classroom volunteer, Rockford Public Schools, Rockford, MI. (1998 - 2004).
Ph.D., Michigan State University, 2000
Doctoral Study, NOVA Southeastern Florida, 1999-2000.
Master of Science, Computer Information Systems Management, Ferris State University, 1991.
Bachelor of Science, Computer Information Systems, Ferris State University, 1987.
Bachelor of Science, Applied Biology, Ferris State University, 1987.
Associate of Arts, Ferris State University, 1983.
Certifications & Licenses
Private Investigator, State of Michigan, License # 3701-205799
Specialty: Digital Forensics
CISSP, Certified Information Systems Security Professional, 2009 – present.
Information Systems Security Certification Consortium (ISC2)
PMP, Project Management Professional, 2004 - present.
Project Management Institute
EnCE, Certified EnCase Examiner (Digital Forensics), 2008 - present.
Guidance Software
ACE, Certified FTK Examiner (Digital Forensics), 2012 - present.
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Total Cost: The entire Surveyor Program of 7 spacecraft cost $469 million.
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Solar System Log by Andrew Wilson, published 1987 by Jane's Publishing Co. Ltd.
Surveyor 2, similar in design to its predecessor, was aimed for a lunar soft-landing in Sinus Medii.
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Refugees with Bounty Killer
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Red Bull team boss Christian Horner admits he would not have offered Felipe Massa a new contract if he was in charge at Ferrari.
Massa appeared to be on his way out of Maranello after struggling during the early stages of the season. However, his form picked up after the summer break and Ferrari decided to hand him a one-year deal for the 2013 season.
Horner, though, says he would not have retained the Brazilian despite his turnaround in form during the latter half of the campaign, especially with Fernando Alonso performing so well in the other Ferrari.
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Man of Steel SynopsisFrom Warner Bros. Pictures and Legendary Pictures comes Man of Steel, starring Henry Cavill (Immortals, TVs The Tudors) in the role of Clark Kent/Superman, under the direction of Zack Snyder (300, Watchmen).
A young boy learns that he has extraordinary powers and is not of this Earth. As a young man, he journeys to discover where he came from and what he was sent here to do. But the hero in him must emerge if he is to save the world from annihilation and become the symbol of hope for all mankind.
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surprisingly it had a driver for the wireless adapter i am using.
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Tuesday, July 7, 2009
So I Thought I Could Dance
When my mom cleaned out her attic last fall, I came into possession of three storage bins packed with my own childhood stuff that I had not laid eyes on since my senior year of high school. As I have documented here, I am on a mission to de-stuff my stuff. As I dug my way through the bins, my vintage ephemera (old crap) fell into one of three classic categories:
Items I no longer had a use for:
Example - A plastic Foxmoor Casuals bag stuffed with notes passed between me and Dioni Verduzco circa Miss Konecny's third period typing class in eighth grade.
Sweet, sweet circular file material.
Items someone else might be in need* of:
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My 1977 Back-to-School Issue currently has one bid ($1.99) on eBay.
*The word "need" is subjective.
Items that rule:
Example - A 1st Place Disco Dance Trophy from 1978. This honor was awarded to my own John Travolta (an eighth grade David Clarke) and myself in the Junior High multi-purpose room in a school-wide assembly. I do not remember what song we danced to (Disco Inferno? Boogie Wonderland?) but I am certain that there was much Spandex involved and zero cool people. My career in dance would never again know such lofty heights.
Tragedy + Time = A New Piece of Awesome to Display On Our Mantel.
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As a former survivor of the disco era I feel I must tell you; keep the trophy and hide it well. Never, I mean NEVER pull out the polyester disco shirt.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousJuly 7, 2009 at 8:57 AM
awesome ! never let go of the dancer inside your soul...i was born in 1978 and my parents were that disco trophy actually.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousJuly 7, 2009 at 10:29 AM
p.s. she can still do The HustleReplyDelete
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At Bob's summer school it was "disco dance" day today. I'll take it as a sign from the disco gods to get my groove on.ReplyDelete
Don't throw away the notes between you and Dioni Verduzco just yet. Can you tell us what you wrote about???ReplyDelete
Three topics only: Boys, boys and boys.ReplyDelete
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Even before its official opening, this gemlike venue breathed new life into the Icelandic capital's once-sleepy harbor, captivating locals and luring visitors with its kaleidoscopic façade of multicolor glass. The crystalline shell, conceived by artist Olafur Eliasson, wonderfully complements the structure's aggregate of jagged, geometric volumes. At night, exterior LED strips activate, transforming the waterfront landmark into a shimmering beacon of beauty.
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Rising a dizzying 2,717 feet above the desert, this spectacular supertower reigns as the tallest structure in the world. Its 162 floors contain offices, residences, restaurants, an Armani hotel, and an observation deck, 124 stories up. The strength of its design stems not only from its awe-inspiring verticality but also from its sleek silhouette. Wrapped in a glass curtain wall with steel mullions that catch the Arabian sun, the building tapers gradually from its Y-shaped base, with setbacks culminating in a 700-foot spire.
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Side-by-side parabolic conservatories of glass and steel anchor this cutting-edge botanical garden in Singapore's booming Marina Bay district. Named the 2012 building of the year by the World Architecture Festival, the Wilkinson Eyre–designed structures replicate distinct climates—one dry, the other humid—allowing for diverse attractions like a flower meadow and a misty mountain forest.
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care for an under-served population of people with chronic and serious
mental illness, Dr. Linz has practiced in a multitude of community
settings. She has provided care on outreach teams such as Assertive
Community Teams, community mental health clinics, and has practiced
extensively in the shelter system treating clients with serious mental
illness and concurrent substance abuse disorders. Dr. Linz was an
organizing founder of an interdisciplinary team that provided care to
individuals diagnosed with concurrent AIDS, mental illness and substance
abuse disorders. She also provided psychiatric care to homeless young
men at a youth shelter. Dr. Linz also practiced at an all Nurse
Practitioner run community mental health center providing care to
homeless and other underserved populations.
In addition to her practice, Dr. Linz has functioned as a preceptor
for students as advanced practice nurses and undergraduate students. She
previously taught at Seton Hall University full time for two years and
has returned after a four year hiatus in which as a fully funded Robert
Wood Johnson Scholar she was enrolled in a Ph.D. program and received
her doctorate degree from Seton Hall University in 2013. Her doctoral
nursing research focused on ways in which social integration could be
better facilitated for people with severe mental illness.
On-going Peer Reviewer for Perspectives in Psychiatric Care.
Office Phone(973) 761-9287
Office LocationRoom 217Caroline D. Schwartz College of Nursing Building


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