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Oh, my nerdy friends, how fantastic was the GeekDad podcast from Father's Day? To quote our nerdy host, "ah-maze-ing!" Ken covered so many fantastic projects and I want to make sure you have links to everything he discussed. I intended to post this earlier, but I was off having an adventure with another podcaster. I'm sorry, boys, I'll try not to let it happen again.
Here, in no particular order, are the links.
Maker Faire
Maker Faire is a wonderful mix of festival and expo, celebrating the intersection of science and art. There are large and small scale science demonstrations, roving art projects, makers showing off their products (like the MakerBot printers), and vendors selling cool kits. The 2011 Bay Area Maker Faire has already happened, but you can still catch the 2011 Detroit and New York Maker Faires. Ken specifically mentioned the R2D2 Builders Club and Life-Sized Mousetrap, a fun mix of vaudeville and the board game.
Love Tesla coils? Check out this crazy video Ken took from inside ArcAttack's Faraday cage:
MakerBot 3D Printers and Bre Pettis
3D printers are so exciting! If you can draw the item in Google SketchUp, you can print it with a MakerBot Industries printer. I could take a lot of words to explain what the printers are or you could just watch this video of Chris discussing the printers with Bre:
(Yeah, it's sort of an ad for Cadillac, but more importantly it shows the awesome printers in action.)
I'll go into depth about 3D printers in a later post. They are an exciting tool that makes part fabrication accessible and affordable over the long term. They can even spawn more MakerBots, as Ken mentioned.
Last year at the New York Maker Faire, I had the opportunity to meet Bre Pettis, one of my true internet heroes. His project videos for Make Magazine and Etsy were a major inspiration that nudged me to expand my view of crafts to include electronics (what I always thought of as guy stuff). That's the best part of the Maker Faire — cool people are everywhere. I was standing in a line and suddenly realized I was standing next to Bre Pettis! Let me tell you, friends, it wasn't pretty. The moment I shook his hand, my brain completely melted down and I failed to form coherent speech. I think I just said, "you're so cool, I love your videos" over and over. I'm 30 going on 12, I guess. At least I didn't do the weird preteen scream-and-cry.
For the ultimate maker workshop, build yourself a CNC machine to go along with your 3D printer.
Kickstarter Projects
Ken mentioned the GeekDad blog's support of cool Kickstarter projects like this snap-together Trebuchette kit. Trebuchets are pretty sweet, why not make your own? Cue Bre Pettis:
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Most importantly, don't forget Ken has a book! If there's anything more awesome than this podcast (but I don't think there is), this would be it (until Chris's book comes out, of course).
Bonus: Ken gave Chris a Munchkin card. I love this 2008 post from Wil about playing Munchkin.
Mindy doesn't have a book, but she likes promoting podcasters who do! She recently drove in Manhattan and is inordinately proud that she didn't hit anything or anybody. Catch up with her on Twitter @HolaMindy and on her own blog. If you make something cool, send her a link!


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The number of Bears who have missed entire games this season gets scarier each week. Jay Cutler, Shea McClellin and Earl Bennett are on that list, and they may at least hope to play next week. Among the Bears who are done for the year or whose status is in doubt, we ranked them on our worry scale from 1 (they can get by) to 4 (prepare for disaster). —Tribune contributed
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A new poll shows Democrats are losing (more) religious voters.
When Democratic Party leaders "found God in the 2004 exit polls," as Washington Post columnist E.J. Dionne Jr. likes to say, no one expected instant results. Many of the party's early efforts to attract religious voters, after all, were scattershot and not a little awkward. No one knew quite what the "faith staffer"—a new breed of legislative aide—was supposed to do, and random-seeming insertions of Bible verses into floor speeches came off as Tourette's syndrome for Democrats. In the longer run, though, the new focus on forming relationships with religious communities and voters has been the right move for a party that had essentially limited its religious outreach to black churches. Democratic campaign trainings now smartly include tips for communicating with Catholic voters. Candidates are starting to appear on religious radio outlets. And Democratic National Committee Chairman Howard Dean has even stopped saying things to intentionally antagonize evangelicals.
Which is why it is startling that in the two years since this Democratic revival began, the party's faith-friendly image has dimmed rather than improved. The Pew Research Center's annual poll on religion and politics, released last week, shows that while 85 percent of voters say religion is important to them, only 26 percent of Americans think the Democratic Party is "friendly" to religion. That's down from 40 percent in the summer of 2004 and 42 percent the year before that—in other words, a 16-point plunge over three years. The decline is especially troubling because it cuts across the political and religious spectra, encompassing liberals and conservatives, white and black evangelicals, mainline Protestants, Catholics, and Jews. The Republican Party also experienced a drop in the percentage of Americans who say it is friendly to religion—eight points over the past year. But that decrease occurred mostly among white evangelicals and Catholics and the reasons for it seem obvious: Two years of broken promises by the GOP.
In contrast, the Democrats' crumbling credibility on religion wasn't caused by one thing. And that may be the problem. All at once, the party needs to counter conservative attacks, change the conventional wisdom that Democrats just aren't religious, and expand the party's reach to moderate religious voters. To do that, the party will need a little more faith and a whole lot more work.
In the past year, stunts by the right have taken a toll on the Democrats. There are the repeated Justice Sunday events, in which Republican congressional leaders bravely defend America from the onslaught of liberal activist judges, and the War on Christmas hysteria, in which Bill O'Reilly defends baby Jesus from secular tyrants at Target. If you say anything enough times on Fox (see: Saddam Hussein, role in 9/11 attacks), you can get some people to believe it. It's not a surprise that all of this affects conservatives' views of the Democratic Party's faith-friendliness. Of more concern to Democrats is the effect such tactics have on moderate voters. The percentage of self-identified political moderates and independents who believe Democrats are friendly to religion each dropped by 18 points over the past two years, according to Pew. These respondents may not exactly believe the rhetoric of Justice Sunday, but it seems to have planted a seed of doubt in their minds.
And that doubt is fed by media coverage that reinforces images of who is and is not religious. Conservatives complain about media bias all the time, but when it comes to religion, journalistic paradigms help Republicans and hurt Democrats. When CNN's Wolf Blitzer introduced a discussion of Pope John Paul II's funeral with Robert Novak and Paul Begala in the spring of 2005, he tossed off the comment, "I'm sure Bob is a good Catholic, I'm not so sure about Paul Begala." It was an absurd remark—Begala is a devout pro-life Catholic who named his oldest son John Paul—but also a revealing one, because it demonstrated how accepted it is to assume that Republicans are religious and Democrats are not.
When Democratic irreligion is the premise, it can be easy to conclude that a liberal politician who talks about religion is insincere or positioning themselves for higher office. (The way the press covers Hillary Clinton, lifelong Methodist and longtime Baptist Sunday School teacher, comes to mind.) Even the party's own may see talk of faith as pandering. Two years ago, half of Democrats thought that their party was friendly to religion. Now that number has dropped to 39.6 percent, with a 12-point decline among respondents who aren't affiliated with a religious tradition. These Democrats view the party's interest in talking to religious voters as a sure betrayal of the party's principles. Rarely is there an acknowledgment that Democratic politicians—and Democratic voters—hold liberal political views precisely because of their religious beliefs, that caring for the most vulnerable in society and protecting God's creation are imperatives, too.
Another big drop—14 points in two years—surfaced in the percentage of black Protestants who see Democrats as religion-friendly. That's a sure sign that despite their outreach efforts in black churches, Democrats aren't necessarily listening to the folks in the pews. African-Americans may still be the most reliably Democratic constituency, but they are far more socially and theologically conservative than gauzy references to the bygone civil rights era reveal. And they're still not finding a lot of room to talk about those views in the party.
Finally, Catholic voters are increasingly skeptical. Support for Democrats' approach to religion dropped by 10 points among Catholic Democrats, 16 points among Catholic Independents, and 25 points among Catholic Republicans, including a 9-point decline just in the last year. As the party hemorrhages Catholic support at the polls, it's past time to hire a national party staffer to focus on Catholic outreach and strategy. Alas, the Democratic National Committee has been looking for a year to fill such a position, with no results.
The DNC should ramp up that search. But the party's leaders also should remain calm. The Democrats' most productive activities on the religion front have taken place at the state level and in local campaigns. This work may not bear fruit nationally for a few years, but it's important to hang in there and keep funding it. Democrats also need to avoid the temptation to play preacher: One cringe-inducing "Praise Jeeeeezus!" from Howard Dean spoils the quiet faith of Democrats like Tim Kaine and Jennifer Granholm and Barack Obama. And they should shout from the mountaintops about Hillary Clinton and Harry Reid's plan to reduce abortion rates, talk to every evangelical who will listen about tackling global warming, and re-embrace the concept of the common good that once united religious and political progressives. Democrats, take those lights out from under your bushels.


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Campus is pretty safe. There's a few security guards that wander around.
Great for these types of students
Great for students who aren't quite ready to leave home and go off to a big college/university yet.
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Pretty cheap; tuition pretty much depends on how many classes you're taking. Not too bad.
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Since the newest biggest thing of Google, what are your thoughts on it taking Dropbox's place?
Dropbox has been around for a while, and actually one of the larger cloud storage systems to the market when released. It has a name for itself, and very simple to use. But with the new hype from Google's Drive, I wonder if Dropbox will suffer.
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Ubuntu for Android was a great concept, and it was hard to believe it was possible. When using the device, you'd run Android. Once docked, you would experience the full Ubuntu OS on your mobile device. All it would take was a dock, display, keyboard and mouse. However, the project has been cancelled.
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Revolution in America?
Are there grounds for taking seriously the prospects of revolution in American society? One way to answer this question is to examine the variety of conditions that in the past have led to the creation of revolutionary situations and movements, and that have affected the subsequent fate of these movements. Then one can try to determine the extent to which such conditions may or may not apply, currently or in the future, to the situation in the United States.
It is hardly necessary for me to stress that the procedure cannot yield perfect answers. By the nature of the case, everyone interested in the problem, activist or observer, suffers in varying degrees from the same limitations. Revolutionaries themselves, like generals and scholars, march into the future facing resolutely backward. Puritan revolutionaries looked back to the Bible; the French to the Romans and the Greeks; the Russians to the French and to what Marx thought he saw of the future in looking at nineteenth-century capitalism, an imaginary world that was about as far from Russian conditions as could be imagined; latest of all comers, the Chinese Communists looked back to the Russians and again to Marx while they went ahead and did something that had very little to do with either of them.
To the extent that revolutionaries did succeed, they often did so in large measure by avoiding slavish adherence to past models and by displaying ingenuity in devising new social mechanisms and new policies for unprecedented situations. Granting the importance of these considerations I still think that historical reflection may help us to distinguish between rhetorical pipe dreams and real possibilities. Significant though the element of creative improvisation in politics may be, it never starts from scratch, and it always works within a set of limiting conditions.1 Finally, the past and the present provide the only possible evidence we can have in any effort to think rationally about these issues.
In previous patterns of revolutionary change it is possible to discern three sets of mutations that have occurred within the dominant classes prior to the outbreak of serious revolutionary violence. One of these Crane Brinton has named "the desertion of the intellectuals." It is something much deeper than desertion: a challenge to the prevailing modes of thought and to the whole perception of the possible causes of and remedies for human suffering. In the modern world generally, we are at a point where both reigning orthodoxies, official liberalism and official Marxism, are subject to vigorous challenge. Neither one can any longer provide a convincing explanation of the causes of human misery in the twentieth century. The justifications for horrifying forms of cruelty and oppression that both liberalism and Marxism have put forward, in the service of great powers, have more and more discredited both ideologies. So far, on the other hand, no intellectual current has emerged as a clear alternative, certainly not in the sense that Enlightenment doctrines, for all their variety, came to constitute an alternative…
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More than a year ago, David Zarate was a homeless high school senior living out of his old Chevy pickup. He was enrolled in Marion Technical Institute's Career Academy, taking most of his classes at the College of Central Florida.
More than a year ago, David Zarate was a homeless high school senior living out of his old Chevy pickup. He was enrolled in Marion Technical Institute's Career Academy, taking most of his classes at the College of Central Florida.
Zarate was startled one evening back then by a CF professor, who learned about his plight and contacted MTI's Jill VanWeelden, who at the time was the Career Academy coordinator.
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On Friday, Zarate graduated from the Florida State Fire College and is now in the market for a job as a firefighter.
"Without that scholarship, I would be working somewhere right now trying to save enough money for college," Zarate said.
Last year, he was one of 12 students — from high schools in Marion, Citrus and Levy counties — to receive $5,000 scholarships from the Workforce Connection.
Workforce Connection is the local, business-led organization charged with pairing job seekers with local employers in Citrus, Levy and Marion counties.
Workforce Connection launched its first scholarship program for economically disadvantaged students last year. The agency put $60,000 into those 12 scholarships.
This year, Workforce Connection expanded the program. It will give away $105,000 in scholarships — two $3,500 student awards to each of the 15 high schools in three counties.
Workforce officials announced on Friday that they have extended the application deadline to April 12.
Laura Byrnes, Workforce's communications manager, said the scholarships are based on financial need, academic performance and planned career paths.
The agency has placed a link on the front page of its web site — www.clmworkforce.com — to its scholarship application. Byrnes said students must fill out the applications and give them to their high school guidance counselors. The applications must be submitted to Workforce Connection by the school.
The scholarships can be used for training in two-year community colleges or technical school programs.
This year, scholarships will be awarded to graduates planning to pursue careers in science, technology, engineering, math — known as STEM — or technical occupations that support the local economy. Besides STEM-related occupations, planned careers may include public service, health care or other similar path.
Eligible students must be at least 18 prior to the enrollment deadline for their training program.
Workforce Connection CEO Rusty Skinner said the investment in postsecondary STEM programs and other targeted occupations is an "important factor for expansion of economic development and job growth."
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Students Showcase Work in Martin Museum's Baylor Art Student ExhibitionMarch 25, 2014
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WACO, Texas (March 25, 2014) - On March 27, the Martin Museum of Art will open its annual Baylor Art Student Exhibition, which will feature students' original work, with a variety of it available for purchase. The exhibition will run through April 15 in the museum, at the Hooper-Schaefer Fine Arts Center, 60 Baylor Ave.
Each year, a guest juror selects works of art to be showcased in the exhibition from more than 200 student entries. This year's juror and lecturer is renowned Texas artist Sedrick Huckaby.
Huckaby's impasto paintings celebrate family history, faith, and community. Combining the languages of representation and abstraction, they evoke overlooked cultural traditions and the improvisational colors of jazz. Huckaby earned his BFA at Boston University in 1997 and his MFA from Yale University in 1999, before returning home to Fort Worth. His paintings and drawings have been featured in numerous exhibitions across the country, and his works are included in the permanent collection of the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston; the Whitney Museum of American Art, New York City; and the African American Museum in Dallas.
Huckaby will select approximately 100 works from an average pool of 225 entries. This will be the first year the Student Art Exhibition will occupy both Gallery I and II, which will allow more art students the opportunity to participate in a juried exhibition as an undergraduate.
"Whether a student's work is accepted or not, we hope the students will see the jury process as a valuable experience that is an important part of their art education," said Karin Gilliam, director of the museum. "It is also a wonderful opportunity for our community to purchase artwork and encourage our students."
A reception and awards ceremony, which is open to the public, will be held from 5:30 to 7 p.m. March 27. One-day parking passes are available for museum visitors and can be obtained at the museum reception desk or by emailing firstname.lastname@example.com.
The museum is open 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Tuesday through Friday, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday and 1 to 4 p.m. Sunday. For more information on the Martin Museum of Art and its events visit its website or call 254-710-1867.
by Rachel Miller, student newswriter, (254) 710-6805
Baylor University is a private Christian university and a nationally ranked research institution, characterized as having "high research activity" by the Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching. The university provides a vibrant campus community for approximately 15,000 students by blending interdisciplinary research with an international reputation for educational excellence and a faculty commitment to teaching and scholarship. Chartered in 1845 by the Republic of Texas through the efforts of Baptist pioneers, Baylor is the oldest continually operating university in Texas. Located in Waco, Baylor welcomes students from all 50 states and more than 80 countries to study a broad range of degrees among its 11 nationally recognized academic divisions. Baylor sponsors 19 varsity athletic teams and is a founding member of the Big 12 Conference.
The museum's mission is one of education and service by bringing outstanding art exhibitions, speakers and guest artists to Baylor University and Central Texas. The museum serves as a valuable teaching tool for students and faculty. Exhibitions complement the courses of art history and studio art taught within Baylor's department of art. The permanent consists of approximately 1,300 objects representing a variety of art that has been donated to or purchased by Baylor. The collection contains art by such well-known artists as Robert Rauschenberg, Kathe Kollwitz, Francisco de Goya, and Edouard-Leon Cortes. Included in the collection are approximately 300 paintings by famous watercolor artists, among them George Post, Phil Dike, Edgar Whitney and John Marin.
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ALPHARETTA, Ga. (AP) — A suburban Atlanta police officer has been hospitalized after being shot during a traffic stop and the suspect was fatally shot by police after a pursuit through north Fulton County.
Alpharetta Police Department spokesman George Gordon says the officer stopped a truck on Friday for a tag violation and the driver — an unidentified man — opened fire on the officer, wounding him in his abdomen.
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Fact-checking the Republican debate in Nevada
Boosted by his newly minted near-front-runner status, Republican presidential candidate Herman Cain bounced into Tuesday's GOP debate in Las Vegas as the latest possible conservative foil to Mitt Romney.
So ... naturally Cain and his "9-9-9" tax plan became the immediate focus of attacks from the group of Republicans hoping to knock him off stride.
9-9-9, Cain says, is the first step to creating a national flat or "fair" tax. It would replace the current complicated tax system with 9 percent personal income tax, a 9 percent national sales tax and a 9 percent tax on businesses. Unlike the current system, Cain's plan includes relatively few opportunities for people or businesses to claim deductions or write off expenses. The personal income tax, for example, would include only two potential exemptions -- people could write off donations to charity and tax filers would get a break for living in impoverished inner cities. Cain's national sales tax would be on top of state and local sales taxes. (You can read a more detailed background of the plan here.)
More people have started to criticize Cain's plan, saying it's a regressive series of taxes that will force poorer and middle-class Americans to pay more in federal taxes.
After an initial attack from U.S. Rep. Michele Bachmann Tuesday, Cain responded to CNN moderator Anderson Cooper by saying that 9-9-9 "does not raise taxes on those that are making the least." That, he said, is "simply not true."
However, a PolitiFact analysis of Cain's plan -- relying on three different tax accountants -- found a similar statement Mostly False.
The debate then turned to health care -- and Romney's role in pushing changes to Massachusetts' health care laws while he served as governor. Romney tried to deflect criticism by noting that state residents support the change by a 3 to 1 margin. That claim rates True.
Romney also pointed out that former U.S. House Speaker Newt Gingrich supported an individual mandate, the now controversial part of President Barack Obama's health care law. Republicans, it turns out, actually proposed an individual mandate back in 1993.
As the debate pivoted to illegal immigration, Texas Gov. Rick Perry accused Romney of hiring illegal immigrants, a claim that Romney strongly denied. "You had illegals working on your property," Perry said. You can read our analysis -- from Romney's first run for president -- here. The Boston Globe said Romney, for an entire decade, used a landscaping company that relied on illegal Guatemalan immigrants.
Bachmann made a series of claims about the cost of illegal immigration. While her numbers are new to us, including a figure that every household pays $1,000 to support illegal immigrants, our state partners have looked into the cost of illegal immigration before. Often, the claims are overstated (Florida). (Ohio.) (Georgia.)
The debate then turned to a concern of Nevadans, a plan to store nuclear waste at site at Yucca Mountain. U.S. Rep. Ron Paul and Romney said they opposed the plan, saying the federal government shouldn't tell Nevada that it has to store nuclear waste from across the country. You can read a good background on the plan, told through a claim from Senate Minority Leader Harry Reid of Nevada.
From there, talk turned quickly to the Troubled Asset Relief Program, better known as TARP, which passed in 2008. Former U.S. Sen. Rick Santorum said the plan was a mistake and criticized Perry for supporting it. Perry said Santorum had his facts wrong. We looked at a similar statement from Perry about his non-support for TARP and ruled it Half True.
When an audience member why the United States continues to give foreign aid, Perry said the country needed to have a "real debate" about cutting foreign aid spending. As PolitiFact previously has noted, foreign aid currently makes up 1 percent of the federal budget, with Israel receiving a significant chunk of the support in military and economic aid.
Romney, Perry and Santorum later played a game of who use to be more liberal (though no one was accusing Santorum of being liberal). Romney pointed out that Perry chaired Al Gore's campaign for president. We rated a similar claim from Bachmann Half True. And Santorum said Romney ran for office in 1994 to the left of former U.S. Sen. Ted Kennedy. Though Santorum's claim lacks some of the nuance, the Truth-O-Meter actually heard a similar statement back in 2007 from former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani.
"He's (Romney) the one who said that he would be to the left of Teddy Kennedy on gay rights," Giuliani said back in 2007. That specific claim rated Mostly True.


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Children of Bodom were forced to cancel their Nashville, Tenn. set last night (Aug. 8). News sources are reporting that Bodom frontman Alexi Laiho has been taken to the hospital, which may have caused the Finnish metal band's sudden concert drop-off.
Children of Bodom just finished their run on the 2013 Mayhem Festival, opting to play a few more North American gigs before heading to Europe and Asia later this year. According to Metal Underground, Children of Bodom were unable to play last night, fellow acts Amon Amarth, Battlecross and Huntress performed extended sets to give disappointed fans a little extra bang for their bucks. Bodom are still booked to perform in Cleveland, Ohio tonight (Aug. 9) and at the Heavy MTL festival in Montreal on Aug. 11.
No official statement on Alexi Laiho's current condition has been released yet, but the frontman was admitted to a Norwegian hospital last year for a serious stomach ailment. Laiho recently told us that he had cut down on his drinking for health reasons, although we can not confirm that alcohol played a part in Laiho's 2012 hospitalization or this new possible hospital admission.
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This article is reprinted with permission from the September 7, 2011 edition of The Recorder.
by Frank H. Wu, UC Hastings Chancellor & Dean
The other night over dinner, a colleague told me that his brother-in-law was still looking for a job — and so were all his brother-in-law's pals. As it happens, this unemployed relative along with his friends had all recently graduated from architecture school, and they had no choice except to hang out. I listened to this anecdote with interest, not only because when I was young I always wanted to become an architect, but also due to the seemingly daily exposés doubting the value of legal education.
I remain convinced that a Juris Doctor degree is an advisable investment. I'd like to explain why. I know, of course, that as a law school dean I have an interest in the matter, yet I have the role that I do because I believe in the professional training we offer and not vice versa.
Almost exactly 20 years passed from the time I stepped foot in San Francisco to interview with one of the major firms for a summer associate position and the moment I returned to head Hastings, the first law school of the University of California system. I practiced here for a couple of years. When I came back, I was astonished to see that fewer than half of what are now called "big law" firms were still around. Many had merged, some vanished, a few continued. Even the firms that ceased to exist enjoyed fine reputations for their lawyering up to the very end. They just hadn't made the best bets on real estate, lateral partners, branch offices or trends affecting their revenue.
A profound structural transformation has occurred within the bar. The economic crisis has worsened the situation. But the trends likely are permanent rather than temporary. They reflect increased competition among service providers as well as the dynamic nature of the economy in general. Hence, anyone who has followed the news is aware that both the blogosphere and the mainstream media have promoted with enthusiasm the notion that law degrees are more or less worthless, and legal educators are scarcely better than con artists. These claims are as angry as they are anonymous. They nonetheless deserve consideration.
Consider again the recent alumnus of architecture school. If we were to take a strict cost-benefit analysis of the M.Arch degree, it isn't altogether clear that an aspiring Frank Lloyd Wright ought to pursue it notwithstanding his desire to sketch another Fallingwater. The same would be true of a culinary certificate, fashion bachelor's, social work master's, journalism diploma or even a doctorate in any number of specialized academic disciplines.
Ignore for a moment the important issue of whether a utilitarian calculus accurately measures the purpose of education. At least arguably, it must be considered, given the price of tuition and the burden of student loans.
More to the point, however, what is remarkable is the difference between the feelings about architecture as an example on the one hand and law on the other hand. Diatribes about the study of design attract no attention, other than among those aficionados who may dispute whether journalist Tom Wolfe was right about modernism or visionary Robert Venturi about post-modernism.
Architecture school isn't much of a bargain either. Three years of law school and three years of architecture school are comparable. Despite that, like a range of other fields and unlike law, architecture has attracted no denunciation from its own professional association. I wonder, then, what it is that prompts the hostility toward the 200 or so accredited law schools. Some of the feeling may be similar to the sentiment of a lawyer joke. Lay people often come into contact with the law through disputes or as they are trying to come to agreement, which as expected, does not enamor them even to the individuals trained to give them advice and counsel. The clients pay for the lawyer, however good they are, and may see us as a transaction cost if not a nuisance.
That may excuse the emotions of a public that does not understand how crucial law is to their lives. It does not address, however, the seeming hatred of persons, who have been given the power to appear in a court of law as a representative who seeks to advance a cause, toward their own profession.
It has probably much to do with expectations. At any moment, a TV viewer is able to channel-surf among a dozen television programs depicting the attorney at law as glamorous, witty and well-paid. Indeed, a law school alumnus can be dated by the shows that initially captivated him: if it was the defining "L.A. Law," the would-be Clarence Darrow came of age in the late 1980s; if it was "Ally McBeal," then the 1990s; "Boston Legal," the 2000s; and so on.
Except for that rare airing of "The Fountainhead," the 1949 movie based on the Ayn Rand novel, starring Gary Cooper as Howard Roark, it would be difficult to find a single depiction of the architect as the hero. As a consequence, dreamers enroll in architecture school out of the desire to build a new world. They do not imagine that a life at the drafting table will be lucrative, or that blueprints for others will pay their own mortgages.
The truth is when I arrived in this city just before a mild recession, only a minority of students from a minority of campuses were even considered for openings at Financial District establishments. Then as now, most lawyers were solo practitioners, with firms of modest size, or in public service. These were perceived as honorable means to make a living. The fanciest jobs with the highest salaries were not available to the average student at the average school. And those who started in such associate positions historically have been highly unlikely to persist more than a few years before leaving for other opportunities albeit at lower levels of compensation.
Law, as a business, has changed so much merely in the generation I have witnessed. People whose parents would have been powerless within the justice system, owing to discrimination, now are recruited for their cultural competence. Former engineers and scientists who might have regarded themselves as implausible advocates and counselors, and who could even have faced bias in the admissions process, are sought after for their blend of technical background and legal abilities.
There remains a tremendous demand for legal services. Even as we lament the loss of jobs at firms of more than a thousand lawyers, there are still underserved communities lacking access. Developing economies yearn to adapt, and we urge upon them the Anglo-American precedent-based system of justice, and they find they need the lawyers to work within it. Thus, declaring legal education to be a mistake is akin to doubting the rule of law itself. Legal education should be reformed.
The curriculum of law school has great potential. In my view, the best legal education is practical, without a false dichotomy between what is practical and what is intellectual. It is global, applicable universally without regard for local limitations. It emphasizes problem solving and leadership, using law as an integral part of a set of techniques.
In some countries, talented students chose design as a major because they see it will prepare them well regardless of their eventual occupation. Here, law has been a default for many who were not quite ready for a specific career. It is up to us, who are privileged to teach, to show those who wish to learn exactly how what we impart will improve lives. We should explain that law school should be a deliberate choice and not a fallback.
Make no mistake. I am not defending cheating by administrators for the purpose of rankings, expensive bureaucracies in universities, or degrees that are priced beyond what the average family can reasonably afford.
No, I only want to make our choices clear. If we desire a school with the best academic reputation, there are rivals in the marketplace for talent just the same as for lawyers in private practice; they will bid up the compensation levels. If we want comprehensive systems for tracking statistics to report to prospective matriculants, an office has to be created to compile the numbers. If we deliberately eliminate the public funding that built terrific institutions to the envy of the world, then budgets need to be balanced by other means.
In the end, law is inherently a public good instead of a private good. Higher education, too, is a public good. It is good for all of us, not just those of us who are acquiring it directly. The success of California is the story of human capital.
Legal education is even more of a public good. Whether it is our civil rights, civic responsibilities, or our contractual agreements, everything else in society is made possible by the rule of law. In turn, law depends on lawyers. Those lawyers are produced by law schools.
My message is this: It is up to us to create a new paradigm for legal education.
Frank H. Wu is dean and chancellor of UC Hastings College of the Law.
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Allen and Heath Qu-16 Digital Mixer, Chrome Edition
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The Allen and Heath Qu-16 Digital Mixer combines innovative design and exceptional functionality with class-leading audio performance. The Qu-16 mixer features 16 mixing channels, 17 motor faders and recallable AnalogiQ preamps. All Qu series digital mixers include direct multitrack recording, automatic mic mixing, ProFactory mic presets and a range of iOS and Android apps. This Chrome Edition Qu-16 digital mixer offers updated firmware, stylish aesthetics and chrome controls. Whether you're switching from analog to digital or updating your digital desk, the Allen and Heath Qu-16 is perfect for both live performances and studio applications.
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Qu Firmware Release V1.90
V1.90 is a feature release of Qu mixers firmware. This latest update adds support for Qu-SB and ProFactory Library presets for industry standard Shure, Audio-Technica and Sennheiser microphones. V1.90 firmware also delivers various enhancements to the Qu-Pad iPad app, along with support of the new Qu-Control iOS app.
ProFactory Presets
Allen and Heath teamed up with leading microphone manufacturers and top engineers at Audio-Technica, Sennheiser and Shure to create an extensive library of EQ presets. This vast library includes presets for vocals, electric guitars, acoustic guitars, drums, as well as brass and woodwind instruments. Whether you're a keen amateur or a seasoned professional, the Qu-16 digital mixer allows you to get to work quickly and easily, saving valuable time and allowing you to concentrate on EQ'ing the source and room acoustics.
iLive FX
The Qu-16's dynamics and effects are derived directly from the algorithms in the iLive pro touring series. Some of the world's most respected audio engineers have chosen to use iLive's FX on tour in preference to high-end plugins and external FX units. The Allen and Heath Qu-16 also boasts four stereo iLive FX engines, all of which feature emulations of legendary reverbs, gated reverbs, delays, modulators and more.
Complete Wireless Control
The fully-featured Qu-Pad app provides you with the ability to EQ and mix monitors from anywhere within the performance venue, while adjusting the PA and mixing the show from the heart of the audience. Qu-Pad connects to the Qu-16 digital mixer via Wi-Fi and delivers instant access to all live mixing parameters and settings.
Qu-You allows up to seven performers to control their own monitor mix using any iOS or Android device. Qu-You allows the sound engineer to focus on mixing for the audience while each musician creates their individual, preferred mix.
Qu-Control is a customisable iOS app which features a simple interface for non-technical users. Ideal for when professional sound engineers are not around, the Qu-Control offers user-friendly and extremely effective control of all essential parameters.
AnalogiQ™ Preamps
The Allen and Heath Qu-16 mixer features sixteen AnalogiQ™ digitally controlled preamps with advanced zero-crossing detection and a padless -1dB-step gain stage. The analogue signal is captured by high-class, low latency 24-bit A/D converters, which are matched to 24-bit D/A converters to ensure the highest quality possible. The innovative AnLOGIQ™ preamp design has been refined to deliver superb transparency, minimal distortion and an ultra-low noise floor, along with a warm and musical sound.
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The Qu-16 digital mixer provides you with the ability to save and recall Scenes (snapshots) by simply pressing a button. The Qu-16 is able to store up to 100 full scenes for instant recall and Channels or Mixes can be made Safe from being overwritten. Additionally, the Qu-16 features 17 motorised ALPS faders - 16 of which provide instant access to all input channels and masters over 2 layers, while a dedicated master fader dynamically follows the Mix section. A third user-defined Custom layer can be used for ad-hoc strip layout, allowing you to assign any combination of inputs, FX sends, FX returns, DCA's and mix masters.
Mac and Windows DAW Integration
Thanks to the built-in audio interface, the Qu-16 allows you to stream up to 24 tracks directly to your Mac or Windows computer. Additionally, returns from your computer can be easily assigned to any of the input channels. The interface is class-compliant when used with Mac OS X, providing you with true plug 'n' play operation and compatibility with any DAW supporting Core Audio, including Logic, Cubase and Pro Tools. For Windows computers, an ASIO and WDM driver is available to download. Finally, the DAW Control driver is available which ensures easy setup and emulation of HUI or Mackie Control protocols on both Mac OS X and Windows systems.
- 19'' rack-mountable design
- 16 TRS/XLR mono mic/line inputs
- Recallable AnalogiQ™ preamps
- 3 TRS stereo inputs
- 12 XLR mix outputs
- 7 monitor mixes (4 mono and 3 stereo)
- 4 FX engines
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- 4 mute groups
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- AES digital out
- 24 x 22 USB audio interface
- dSNAKE™ remote audio port
- 17 motor faders
- 800 x 400 touchscreen
- 4 soft keys
- Trim, polarity, HPF, gate, insert, 4-band PEQ, compressor, delay on all inputs
- Insert, 4-band PEQ, 1/3 octave GEQ, compressor, delay on all outputs
- Automatic mic mixer
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- ProFactory mic presets
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- RTA with peak band indicator
- Spectrogram to aid feedback elimination and room acoustics
- Qu-Drive direct multitrack recording/playback on USB drives
- DAW MIDI control
- Qu-Pad iPad app available
- Qu-You iPhone/Android personal monitoring app
- Qu-Control customisable iOS app for simple yet effective wireless control
- Compatible with ME personal monitoring systems (not included)
Please Note: All Qu apps require the connection of a Wi-Fi router or access point to the mixer's Network port.
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WASHINGTON, D.C.—April 17, 2013—The Semiconductor Industry Association (SIA), representing U.S. leadership in semiconductor manufacturing and design, today applauded the introduction of bipartisan Senate legislation that would reform America's high-skilled immigration system by allowing graduate students born outside the United States to apply for a green card and remain in the U.S. after receiving an advanced degree in a science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) discipline from an American university, and by expanding the H-1B visa program. The Border Security, Economic Opportunity, and Immigration Modernization Act of 2013 was introduced today by the bipartisan "Gang of Eight" – Sens. Michael Bennet (D-Colo.), Richard Durbin (D-Ill.), Robert Menendez (D-N.J.), Chuck Schumer (D-N.Y.), Jeff Flake (R-Ariz), Lindsey Graham (R-S.C.), John McCain (R-Ariz.) and Marco Rubio (R-Fla.) – and now awaits action from the Senate Judiciary Committee.
"For too long, America's outdated high-skilled immigration system has been an obstacle to U.S. innovation, job creation and economic growth," said Brian Toohey, president and CEO, Semiconductor Industry Association. "The Gang of Eight legislation marks a critical and long-overdue step toward fixing this broken system so that companies in the U.S. semiconductor industry and throughout the broader technology sector have access to the best and brightest minds from around the world. SIA commends the bipartisan group in the Senate for developing this compromise legislation, and we look forward to continuing to work with leaders in Congress to improve the bill further throughout the legislative process."
The legislation would exempt from the green card cap foreign nationals who graduate from an American university with a master's degree in a STEM field or a Ph.D., allowing these students to apply for a green card and remain in the U.S. after receiving their advanced degree. Under current law, many of these students are forced to leave the U.S. after graduation, causing the U.S. to forfeit much-needed jobs and expertise to our competitors abroad.
The bill also would expand the H-1B visa program for highly educated workers who want to fill open jobs in the U.S. Earlier this month, the U.S. government reached the H-1B visa limit within one week of accepting applications, illustrating the overwhelming demand for skilled immigrant workers in the high tech community.
Additionally, the legislation would ramp up efforts to increase the number of American STEM graduates by raising employer green card fees to generate revenue for strengthening targeted STEM education programs.
"The country's need for highly skilled and educated workers has never been greater, and the time for meaningful immigration reform is now," said Toohey. "This legislation helps move the ball forward; now we must work together to get high-skilled immigration reform over the goal line.


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Bethany Baptist
• April 5 – Sunrise service followed by breakfast. Easter egg hunt after 11 a.m. worship service. There will be no evening services.
• Sunday School at 10 a.m.; worship service at 11 a.m. and evening worship at 7 p.m.
Bible Believers Baptist
• A new church in the Grant County area. Bible believing, old fashion hymns, preaching and spiritual songs, sound bible teaching and mission minded.
Jesus Christ gave His life for us, so that we have life abundantly. He covered our sins, paying huge debts. Why not give our lives for the service of the Lord? Living for Jesus is more meaningful than living for ourselves. How shall we follow His footsteps, so that others can see Him through us?
Prayer. It is our personal relationship with God.
Live as God called us. Everyone is precious in the eyes of the Lord. We must remember that God sees everyone the same and loves everyone equally.
Bethany Baptist
• 10 a.m. Sunday School; 11 a.m. worship service and 7 p.m. evening worship.
• The church is located at 7770 Lawrenceville Road in Holbrook. For more information, call 859-391-5993.
Bible Believers Baptist
• A new church in the Grant County area. Bible believing, old fashion hymns and spiritual songs, old fashion preaching, sound bible teaching and mission minded.
• Saturdays at 6 p.m. at the Dry Ridge Comfort Inn conference room located at 1050 Fashion Ridge Rd. in Dry Ridge.
You know what really irks me? When people at work don't turn off the bathroom light when they're done.
Our company is trying to reduce expenses and one of the easiest things to do is Turn. Off. The. Light!
I don't know if it's a problem with the men's bathroom, although I'm guessing it is. So, men: Turn. Off. The. Light. Too!
There, I said it, and that sure felt good.
Bethany Baptist
• 10 a.m. Sunday School; 11 a.m. worship service and 7 p.m. evening worship.
• Pastor - Donald Joe Kannady
• The church is located at 7770 Lawrenceville Road in Holbrook. For more information, call 859-391-5993.
Canby Tabernacle
• Pastor Belve Barger - The church is located on Highway 330 West.
• Sunday services are 10 a.m. Sunday School; 11 a.m.
• Wednesday Bible study at 6 p.m.
Christ Community Assembly of God
These past few weeks I have been diligently preparing for Lent.
How, you ask?
Well, two weeks ago I found a pair of stone-colored flats online at 30 percent off and bought them. And today I bought a pair of white pants that were on sale (plus I used a $10 off coupon).
Even though it's only early March and I have several or five pairs of white pants in my closet, they are all Capri-length and these are ankle-length, which is more suited to this time of year, or so I am telling myself.
According to a recent LifeWay Research survey, when God answers prayer, he tends to do it in the South.
Two times as many Southerners as people in the Northeast who pray say all of their prayers have been answered.
Hmmm. I live in the South and I'm here to tell you that the survey is hooey, at least if you judge by my "God answers my prayers" track record.
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You can bet money on this tonight: if someone from the Bruins challenges Pittsburgh's Kris Letang to a fight, the defenseman will have his sweater tied down properly.
Unfortunately for Letang and the Penguins, that wasn't the case last night in New Jersey.
With Letang, a Norris Trophy candidate this season, ejected early in the game because an unlikely fight with Travis Zajac revealed he didn't have his sweater tied properly , the Penguins couldn't muster enough effort to prevent losing to the Devils, 2-1, in overtime.
The Penguins, who canceled their morning skate today, will take on the Bruins at TD Garden at 7 p.m.
Letang's fight strap was just the latest tie to baffle the Sidney Crosby-less, Evgeni Malkin-less Penguins, who have now lost four times in their last seven games in a shootout or overtime. Without two of their stars and missing a solid cast of supporting players — including Brooks Orpik and Chris Kunitz — the Penguins have obviously been playing a more workman-like brand of hockey just to earn those single standings points. And they've hung in there (they're in fourth in the Eastern Conference and just four back of Philadelphia for first place), which is all the more reason the Bruins cannot take tonight lightly.
The Penguins might even get a little healthy, with Kunitz apparently ready to return, tonight. Marc-Andre Fleury took the night off in New Jersey, so the Pens should have their No. 1 man in between the pipes. The Bruins' seven-game winning streak is in for a stiff test.


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