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PLYMOUTH, N.H. – The Plymouth State University football program celebrated its 40th anniversary in style Saturday afternoon at Currier Field, defeating Nichols College, 17-0, in a New England Football Conference Boyd Division match-up.
Senior linebacker Brian Castellucci (Derry, N.H./Pinkerton) made 11 tackles to lead the Panther defense to its second shutout in the last three weeks. PSU scored 10 points in the final three minutes of the first half and added a game-clinching score with two minutes to go in the game. The Panthers captured their third straight victory to improve to 4-1 overall and 2-0 in NEFC divisional play, while winless Nichols dipped to 0-5 and 0-2.
Both teams had two possessions in the first quarter but neither was able to put any points on the board. Plymouth State finally broke the deadlock with 2:45 remaining in the first half on a 28-yard field goal by junior Christian Mulcahy (Norwich, Conn.), giving PSU a 3-0 lead. That capped an 11-play drive which included 34 yards rushing from sophomore Ty Long (Dover, N.H.).
Nichols took the ball into PSU territory in the final two minutes of the first half but was forced to punt with less than a minute remaining. The Panthers got the ball back with 52 seconds on the clock, and sophomore Michael Malia (Waterford, Conn.) rumbled 36 yards into Nichols territory on the first play from scrimmage. After a Panther timeout, senior quarterback J.J. Brooks (Seabrook, N.H.) hit senior WR John Creamer (Hanover, Mass.) for a 21-yard gain, and then connected with Long on a 19-yard screen pass that Long took into the end zone with 27 seconds on the clock. Mulcahy's extra point gave the home team a 10-0 lead at the break.
The defenses controlled the game in the third quarter as both teams had three possessions but managed just one first down apiece. The trend continued into the fourth quarter until PSU recovered a fumble in Nichols territory, and went 44 yards on six plays to score the clinching touchdown, Malia plowing into the end zone from four yards out with 2:33 remaining.
PSU held Nichols to 127 total yards on 50 plays, while the Panther offense gained 271 yards. The Plymouth State defense also caused two turnovers and sacked Nichols quarterback Justin Martin (Warwick, R.I.) four times.
The game was also a celebration of the first varsity football game at Plymouth State, when the Panthers hosted Nichols College on Oct. 3, 1970. Former members of the 1970 Panther team were recognized at halftime, along with former head coach Walter Murphy and the family of former athletic director and assistant coach Paul Arold.
Plymouth State is on the road next Saturday, visiting MIT for a 2:00 p.m. kick-off. Nichols will seek its first win of the season next Saturday at Endicott College (1:00 p.m.)
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Mayor Chris Beutler and Lincoln Public Schools (LPS) Superintendent, Dr. Steve Joel, encourage students to join them in celebrating "International Walk to School Day" Wednesday, October 6.
"About 20 children are injured in pedestrian accidents each year in Lincoln," said Mayor Beutler. "Getting students to school safely is a top priority for our community, and we need everyone's help to make that happen. Taking part in this international event also demonstrates how walking promotes improved health and lessens traffic at schools."
"Walking to school is a great way for children to be more active," said Kelly Morgan, program coordinator for Safe Routes Nebraska. "Safe Routes Nebraska provides resources to help schools and communities get children out of the car and on their feet."
International Walk to School Day events in Lincoln include the following:
At 8:10 a.m. two other groups will begin walking to Eastridge, one from the corner of Mulder Drive and Eldon Drive and the other from the corner of 49th and "L" streets. These will be organized as "walking school buses" with adults walking a route and students joining along the way.
When all three groups meet at Eastridge about 8:36 a.m., they will participate in a Welcome to School event with comments form Mayor Beutler, Supt. Joel and Kelly Morgan of Safe Routes Nebraska as well as a healthy breakfast from Hy-Vee.
Recommended walking routes are available from school principals, the City website at lincoln.ne.gov (keyword: schools) and the LPS web site at lps.org. Parents are encouraged to contact the principal if a plan has not been developed for their school. The City also works with LPS every year on the "Safe Walk and Safe Ride to School Night" in August, and the Police Department conducts a back-to-school enforcement project at the beginning of every school year.
Learn more about these health and safety activities and their sponsors by visiting the following websites: lincoln.ne.gov (keyword: safekids); saferoutesne.com; and walktoschool.org.

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Britain also considered the unprecedented step of withdrawing its ambassador from Israel, according to a Whitehall source on Monday, although Matthew Gould, the British envoy in Tel Aviv, was not recalled.
However Israel remained defiant, announcing last night that it has also revived a plan to construct 1,600 new settler homes in the east Jerusalem neighbourhood of Ramat Shlomo that raised US objections when it was first announced in 2010.
Benjamin Netanyahu, the Israeli prime minister, retaliated for the successful Palestinian bid for upgraded status at the United Nations by promising to expand Jewish settlements in the West Bank and East Jerusalem. Another 3,000 homes will be constructed in territories where at least 502,000 settlers already live. The settlements are illegal under international law and America and Britain both regard them as barriers to a peace agreement, making it harder to create a viable Palestinian state.
"We urge Israeli leaders to reconsider these unilateral decisions and exercise restraint as these actions are counterproductive and make it harder to resume direct negotiations," said Jay Carney, the White House spokesman.
Daniel Taub, the Israeli ambassador in London, was summoned to the Foreign Office to receive a formal protest from Alistair Burt, the minister responsible for the Middle East. "I set out the depth of the UK's concern about these decisions and I called on the Israeli government to reverse them," said Mr Burt. "The settlements plan in particular has the potential to alter the situation on the ground on a scale that threatens the viability of a two-state solution."
Britain had counted on Israeli assurances that it would offer a restrained response to the Palestinian Authority's enhanced status at the UN. Instead, Mr Netanyahu chose to withhold £75 million of tax revenue from the Palestinian administration and expand settlements.
Mr Burt said: "The strength of our reaction stems from our disappointment that the Israeli government has not heeded the calls that we and others had made for Israel to avoid reacting to the UN General Assembly resolution in a way that undermines the Palestinian Authority or a return to talks."
France and Sweden also summoned the Israeli ambassadors to hear a similar protest. Germany and Russia urged Israel to reverse the decision on settlements, while Ban Ki-moon, the UN secretary-general, warned that it would deal an "almost fatal blow" to the peace process.
The Israeli announcement prompted a difficult telephone conversation between Mr Gould, his French counterpart, Christophe Bigot, and Rafi Barak, the director general of Israel's foreign ministry. "The British and French ambassadors, among others, called at the weekend to express their protests at the settlement plans," said Yigor Palmor, Israel's foreign ministry spokesman. "But there were no threats. No one ever said at any time that there were plans to withdraw their ambassador."
Some Israeli officials counter-attacked yesterday, criticising European countries that backed the Palestinian move at the UN. France voted in favour of the resolution upgrading the Palestinian status to "observer state", while Britain abstained.
"I believe if Europe had backed things differently, Israeli's response could have been different," said one government source. "To people in Europe who say they believe in peace, I would say their position would be more convincing if they had not voted for or abstained on a resolution that undermines peace. When the Palestinians went to the UN, they were breaking so many commitments signed in peace treaties between us and them. For people in Europe not to oppose that, what confidence does it give us in future signed agreements?"
As well as approving 3,000 new homes in existing settlements, Mr Netanyahu has also allowed planning to begin for construction in a sensitive area known as "E1". This separates East Jerusalem – which the Palestinians claim as their future capital – from the rest of the West Bank. It also divides the northern and southern halves of the West Bank, potentially cutting any future Palestinian state in two. Israel had refrained from building inside E1 due to international pressure.
Last night, the US State Department described E1 as "particularly sensitive", adding: "Construction there would be especially damaging to efforts to achieve a two-state solution."
Israeli officials said the decision would not automatically trigger building. They suggested it was a tactic intended to force the Palestinians back to peace talks, which they abandoned in 2010 when a settlement freeze expired. "There's wiggle room here," said one source. "What was announced was not actual construction but a procedure that could ultimately lead to construction, but not yet. This is a wake-up call to the Palestinians by the Israeli government telling them that the real game is here and not in New York."


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Public universities in Texas would have to offer students fixed four-year tuition prices under a bill that has cleared a key House vote.
Gov. Rick Perry has hammered public universities about making college more affordable. A proposal by Republican state Rep. Dan Branch would offer locked-in tuition plans that prohibit universities from charging a student more in their senior year than what they paid as a freshman.
The University of Texas system already offers fixed tuition at UT-El Paso and requires it at UT-Dallas. The UT System has also now instructed all campuses to offer fixed pricing.
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"Middle Men," based on the true story of the men largely responsible for turning the internet into an XXX-rated ATM, finally has a release date and a trailer
The film, which debuted at Cannes last year, stars Luke Wilson, Giovanni Ribisi, Kevin Pollak, James Caan, Terry Crews and Kelsey Grammer, is summarized on its MySpace page thusly:
Jack Harris has a faithful and loving wife, two beautiful children, and a successful career fixing companies. When an associate calls him about an opportunity to help turn around a business that has fallen into trouble, he decides to take the job. Little does he know, it is a decision that will change his life in ways he never expected.
Jack meets with Wayne Beering and Buck Dolby, two genius but troubled men who have invented a way to sell adult entertainment over the internet. The plan was brilliant but the execution wasn't; They were making money hand-over-fist and losing it just as fast. Seeing the potential, Jack agrees to partner with Buck and Wayne, devising a way to bill the entertainment through a third party, taking the guilt out of the ultimate guilty pleasure.
Before he knows it, he finds himself caught between the Russian mob, a 23-year old porn star, the FBI and losing his family in the process of becoming rich.
That it has taken this long for the film to get released should be a red flag, but taking a second look at the cast, it appears the problem could be that the film lacks a leading man. As good as the cast is -- and it's loaded with people who've done some great work on screens both big and small, none of these folks have any recent success as stars. Or it could be that the film just isn't very good.
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The front net sections are often made of very large meshes or ropes, which herd the fish towards the back of the funnel-shaped net. Pelagic trawls may be towed by one or two (pair trawl) boats.
This method can be highly specific, with little bycatch of other species, when targeting adult schools of one species.
Pelagic trawls, especially large pair trawls, are associated with bycatch of cetaceans, turtles, and other marine mammals in some areas, such as common dolphins in the sea bass pair trawl fishery in the English Channel. Bycatch of juvenile fish of the target species may also be high in some fisheries.


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Blackboard 9.1 : 30-day FAQsMonday, June 14th, 2010
We've been using Blackboard 9.1 for approximately one month now and DL wants to provide a little report of some recurring issues/questions:
Where can I find Blackboard Tutorials?
- NC Community Colleges Help Site (select Bb Support: Instructors)
- Blackboard On Demand Learning Center (short movie tutorials, some pdf)
- CFCC Teaching with Blackboard 9 (additional tutorials, including for errors and text display problems)
How do I resolve text display and html error messages?
These items are generally related to bad code carried over from the old Blackboard. The new Blackboard is stricter, which alerts people to some underlying problems. While pesky, these problems can generally be resolved. Refer to two documents on the Teaching with Blackboard 9 page:
How do I weight grades?
You can set up weighted grades in two ways, individual columns or by assigning categories (most common).
See the tutorial on our Teaching with Blackboard 9 page: Grade Center: Weighting Grades (movie cc) or refer to the NC Community Colleges help article: Grade Center > Columns-Calculated Grades > Calculating Grades: Explain how grade weighting works.
How do I view assignments or quizzes that have been submitted?
You will go to the Grade Center in the Control Panel. Select "Full Grade Center", where you will see rows with students' names and columns with items and graded activities. The NC Community Colleges help site has tutorials for viewing and grading submissions (Bb Support: Instructors > Grade Center ) .
How do I use a quiz/test from one course in another?
The easiest way to reuse tests and quizzes is when an entire course is copied. This will retain the course structure and any assessments.
Move all tests, surveys, and pools
You can use the Course Copy feature under Packages and Utilities in the Control Panel to copy all of your tests, surveys, and pools from one course to another (you cannot select to copy individual quizzes). This will push them all into the Test Manager. You can then deploy them in the course where needed. In the Course Copy feature, you will select just "Tests, Surveys, and Pools". Do not select other content or you will have duplicates of these other items in your course. In summary:
- Use Course Copy to copy the item into the course.
- Deploy the test (or survey) in course.
Move just one or some tests, surveys, or pools
However, you might be in a situation where you just need to move just some quizzes or tests (you might not need or want all tests, surveys, and pools moved). This is a three step process:
- Export the test from the old course.
- Import the test to the new course.
- Deploy the test in the new course.
The NC Community College Online Support Center provides tutorials for exporting, importing, and deploying quizzes/tests (select Bb Support: Instructors > Tests, Surveys, Pools > Reuse/Find Questions).
Refer to the tutorial for doing the same with Pools if you are using test pools.
Why can't I email students my announcements?
The new feature (notifications) is not working correctly so this has been disabled until the problem is resolved. In the meantime, the easiest way to do this is to copy the content of the announcement and use the Send Email feature in Blackboard. Select to send to all students.
How do I get rid of all the extra columns in my Grade Center?
Next to each column heading in the Grade Center, there is a set of chevron arrows. Click this to select "Delete Column". Keep in mind that if the column is linked to an activity in the course, you cannot delete it.
What is the easiest way to see if all of my activities are in the Grade Center?
In the Grade Center, select Manage > Column Organization.
Scroll to your graded activities. This will show you the list of items in the grade center, their points, and other information. You can reorder the columns here by dragging and dropping the four-headed arrows on the left of each.
Why isn't my button to an external link working?
Some of you include a menu button to an external website. If you set it to open in a new window, it is likely broken. This is a bug that has been reported to Blackboard. We are requesting that you open items in the same window until this is fixed.
Also, for links in course materials, sometimes the items open in a new window that minimizes to the student's task bar and they think the item is not there. Selecting to open in the same window will resolve this problem.
How do I run Course Reports for attendance?
View the movie, Running a Report of User Activity. Use the first day of class as the start date and the day after the census date as the end date (to pick up all activity through the census date). You only need to print the page with the student names and dates, usually near the end of the report.
Note that this report does not include your course ID so make sure to include your name and the course ID on the document after printing.


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Iran: National Societies share ideas on helping migrants stay in touch
15-01-2013 News Release 13/03
Tehran (ICRC) – From 15 to 17 January, the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) and the Red Crescent Society of the Islamic Republic of Iran are jointly hosting a meeting in Tehran on helping migrants maintain ties with family members.
"Migrants face a variety of problems, including separation from their families, that make them very vulnerable," said Olivier Dubois, deputy head of the Central Tracing Agency and Protection Division of the ICRC. "The International Red Cross and Red Crescent Movement has a unique network of National Societies along migration routes that are committed to providing humanitarian services to migrants in need, regardless of their status."
Representatives of the National Societies of Afghanistan, Australia, Britain, Greece, Indonesia, Iran, Iraq, Italy, Pakistan, Spain, Sweden and Turkey, of the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies and of the Platform for European Red Cross Cooperation on Migrants, Refugees and Asylum Seekers (PERCO) will attend the meeting.
"The ICRC and the Iranian Red Crescent Society have years of experience in this area. Since the beginning of the 1980-1988 Iran-Iraq War, the ICRC has exchanged millions of Red Cross messages between prisoners of war and their families in cooperation with the Iranian Red Crescent," said Joanna Durao Caruio Trindade, an ICRC delegate in Iran. "This is the first time that the two organizations are jointly holding an event in which the National Societies directly concerned by migration routes gather to discuss their current practices, identifying strengths and limitations, in order to improve the services they can offer the migrants most in need."
Issues such as the recognition of the needs of migrants and the identification of the main challenges that National Societies are facing in their efforts to meet those needs are being discussed, and the tools and methodology used by participants to trace members of migrant families are being shared. Now as ever, strengthened cooperation among National Societies and ICRC delegations is a top priority.
The International Red Cross and Red Crescent Movement has a 10-year strategy to better meet the needs of people separated from their families. The strategy involves enhanced coordination and cooperation within the Movement, and strengthened support for tracing services.
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Rewritten to reflect the need for fire departments to ensure qualified personnel and observe measurable outcomes for emergency responders, the 2015 edition of NFPA 1521: Standard for Fire Department Safety Officer, specifies the Job Performance Requirements (JPRs) of both a Health and Safety Officer (HSO) and an Incident Safety Officer (ISO).
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David A. R. Forrester, Schmalenbach and After: A Study of the Evolution of German Business Economics (Glasgow: Strathclyde Convergencies, 1977, pp. 90. Distributor: International Scholarly Book Services, Inc., Forest Grove, Oregon, $14.95)
Reviewed by Konrad W. Kubin Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University
This book highlights some of the major contributions of German accounting thought to complex issues confronting the profession around the world. Previously, these contributions have not been widely known in English-speaking countries due to (1) the language barrier, (2) the fact that accounting in that country is not considered a separate academic field of inquiry, but an integral part of business economics, and (3) the intuitive rejection of thoughts that originated partially during a totalitarian era.
Forrester's book helps to overcome all three of these obstacles. By retracing the evolution of German business economics, he identifies the leading German accounting academicians as well as their thoughts on inflation accounting, uniformity, and social ac-counting, which have influenced the development of accounting around the world. Forrester also helps us to understand how rational theorems can be promulgated and professional objectivity and in-tegrity can be preserved during a totalitarian era with its repeated harassments, academic boycotts and even threats to one's life.
Although the book analyzes the historical development of German accounting thought and refers to the contributions of numerous in-dividuals, it is at the same time a biography of Eugen Schmalenbach (1873-1955), the undisputed leader among German accounting academicians. It consists of nine chapters and a unique "Index of Persons and Authors, with References" which should prove to be especially valuable for future research efforts.
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Every projector that GCN has reviewed over the past 10 years has come with one major Achilles' heel. It didn't matter if it was a DLP or LCD model, or designed to be portable or hard-mounted inside an installation. Even rugged military models had the problem: They all relied on lamps, which are basically glorified, high-tech light bulbs.
Projector technology has advanced over the years, but fundamentally, it's still the same as the old phantasmagoria devices. A light shines through an image, which is projected onto a wall or a dedicated screen. And the bulbs that make that light are fragile, especially when compared with every other component. All those fans and filters inside projectors are there for one purpose: to protect the bulb.
And even with those protections, projectors still wear out because of the bulb, which is always an expensive replacement. In fact, bulb life can be tracked and plotted according to known patterns. Bulbs are generally best in terms of lumens — the amount of raw light power they generate — right out of the box. After about 10 hours of use, they lose some of their brightness, then hold steady for about 200 hours, then drop again and hold steady till they expire. It's rare that a bulb can go for more than 3,000 hours without being replaced, and that's sometimes a stretch.
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Some pundits were giving postmortems for Rick Santorum's presidential campaign Wednesday — but Jimmy Kimmel dug up a fictional Santorum brother to interview.
"L. Brent Santorum," who apparently shared his would-be brother's taste for sweater vests, talked with Kimmel about his brother's campaign aims and chatted about his holy-roller family.
He shared a photo of his eight daughters — named Faith, Hope, Charity, Piety, Grace, Sobriety, Abstinence and Courtney Jade.
"They've all taken pledges of abstinence and heterosexuality," the fake Santorum sibling said.
He also humorously refuted the suggestion that his very religious brother's campaign was tanking and that rival Mitt Romney would benefit from the blessing of popular former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush.
"Rick Santorum has the endorsement of our Lord and Savior, Jesus H. Christ. That's the only endorsement we need," he insisted.
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Earlier North Korea told embassies in Pyongyang to consider evacuating their employees because it can't guarantee their safety after April 10.
That's also the day that South Korean (ROK) companies must pull all of their workers out of the Kaesong industrial complex — an ROK-financed project that accounts for up to 40 percent of the North's revenue.
For the last few days the North has blocked South Koreans from entering the complex in the North — considered the last lifeline between the two Koreas — while allowing them to leave at any time.
The date 4/10/13 also plays into the fact that three generations of the Kim family have been fixated on the number 9, New Focus International editor-in-chief Jang Jin-sung reports in The Guardian.
Jang details numerous how numerous important events, beginning with Korea's liberation from Japanese occupation, have been linked to the number 9 (an auspicious number in east Asia). These include:
- Founder Kim Il-sung declared the birth date of the Democratic People's Republic of Korea to be September 9.
- Kim's personal bodyguard corps, the Supreme Guard Command, was named Unit 963 (double nine is an especially lucky combination).
- Kim Jong-il repeatedly stressed the fact that his birthday fell on 16 February (1+6+2=9), and he was appointed to the highest military post on December 24 (2+4+1+2=9).
- Kim Jong-un made his first public role as general of the Korean People's Army on September 27, 2010 (the 9th month and 2+7=9 equals double nine).
- The produce used to feed the Kims comes from No. 9 farms and No. 9 work details, and the meals are called "No. 9 products."
And the links extend to military actions. More from Jang:
The country's first nuclear test took place on 9 October 2006. The second long-range rocket launch was on 5 April 2009 (5+4=9 and nine of 2009, double nine). The next one was successfully launched on 12 December 2012 (1+2+1+2+1+2=9). There was a nuclear test on 12 February (20)13 (1+2+2+1+3=9). A recent North Korean propaganda video released on YouTube, in which the east coast of the US is consumed in a "sea of fire", features a rocket labeled No 9.
So since 4 + 1 + 0 + 1 + 3 = 9, Jang writes that Wednesday is a day to watch out for. Especially because the North's warmongering has been building up for about six weeks now and Kim jong-un is running out of options.
One final thought from Jang (who gives way more examples):
"When North Korea makes international news with an impending rocket launch or nuclear test, outside analysts often cite recent birthdays of the Kims, or other state anniversaries, as influencing the choice of date. But a closer look suggests it has more to do with the number nine."
Other dates to keep in mind are April 15 — the birthday of North Korean founder Kim Il-sung — and April 25 — the founding date of the Korean People's Army.
SEE ALSO: North Korea Tells Embassies In Pyongyang To Consider Evacuating
SEE ALSO: North Korea Poised To Enter Stage Three Of A Plan To Create Fear Of Nuclear War
SEE ALSO: North Korea's Nuclear Talk Is Making China Very Nervous
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Rivlin delivered this keynote speech on May 13, 1999, at the Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis, to kick off the Economic Literacy Symposium.
I am delighted to have the opportunity to participate in this symposium on economic literacy. Economic literacy happens to be one of my favorite causes. I'm very pleased, both personally and on behalf of the Federal Reserve Board, to associate myself enthusiastically with the efforts of all the participants in the symposium who have come together from different places to think about how to improve the ability of Americans to understand and deal with basic economic issues.
There are two senses in which increasing economic literacy contributes greatly to the functioning of our society. First, a free market economy works well only when the participantsproducers, consumers, savers, investorshave the information they need to make intelligent decisions. People need to understand what banks do and how to deal with them; how insurance works and how to think about how much they need; why saving is important and what instruments are available for saving; what investing means, how to do it and what the risks are; and the concept of investing in themselves and how to get a good job. Most important, participants in the economy need to know how to think about the economic choices they face and how to get the information they need to make intelligent decisions.
Second, democracy works well only when citizens participate, vote and make their views known to public officials. In this respect, we seem to be living with a paradox. On the one hand, the revolution in communications means that citizens have access to far more information on public issues than ever before. Radio, television and the Internet are inundating all of us with news, analysis, opinions and debate on public issues, large and small. Citizens have more education and more ways of communicating their views to public officials than they had in the past. They can write, call, visit or e-mail their members of Congress or their state or local legislative representative. Indeed, members are flooded with constituent views. Citizen opinions are constantly being sought in polls or on talk radio.
On the other hand, public issues, especially economic issues, seem to have gotten more complex and harder to understand. Globalization and rapid advances in technology mean that events in remote parts of the world that we do not know much about can affect economic life in the United States and vice versa. Markets in distant places are intimately interrelated; huge amounts of money move around the world in seconds. The interactions and interrelations of markets and economic institutions in different parts of the globe are complex and unpredictable.
But even at home, public issues appear to have gotten more difficult for the average person to understand. It may be partly because we solved a lot of the easy problems, and they left harder ones in their wake. Whether or not the government should provide health insurance for people over 65, for example, was a relatively straightforward problem, although emotions ran high on both sides. How to finance and administer the Medicare program, so that it provides adequate coverage at containable cost is a lot more complex and intellectually demanding issue.
Adding to the complexity of the issues is the fact that we now have a whole new class of experts, sometimes known as policy wonks, with charts and equations, statistics and data sets, models and printouts. These peopleand I freely admit to being one of themhave higher degrees from our best universities. They are supposed to be helping decision-makers and the public understand issues better and make more intelligent decisions. But they often talk in a jargon-filled specialized language of their own and sometimes seem more concerned with impressing each other on talk shows, at legislative hearings or in public forums, than with enlightening the public. Rather than simplifying the decisions, the chatter of the talking heads often seems to make issues seem even more complex and hard to get a handle on than they really are. The combination of overwhelming quantities of information, the increasing complexity of the issues and the tech-speak of the policy wonks constitutes the fundamental challenge to economic education.
Without a basic understanding of how the economy works, what the essential terms and concepts are, the average citizen is likely to feel completely left out of any conversation, whether in the media or around the water cooler, about what is happening in the economy and what to do about it.
Feeling left out is frustrating and alienating. If talk is unintelligibleif the listener is without keys or clues or a basic framework into which to fit what is being saidthen it is natural for the listener to tune out and to feel powerless, ill-used, manipulated and even feel that something sinister or nefarious must be going on from which he is being intentionally excluded.
In order to feel included and empowered, a citizen needs to have a basic understanding of how the world worksin this case how the economic world worksthat will provide a basis for asking pertinent questions, obtaining more information and eventually figuring out what the issues are all about and what ought to be done.
Economic literacy is akin to having a working knowledge of a foreign language. If you are with a group of foreigners and don't speak their language at all, especially if its sounds and intonations are strange and unfamiliar to your ears, you tune out. You feel excluded, perhaps uneasy. If you have a rudimentary working knowledge of the language, you can at least follow the drift of the conversation, ask a few questions and feel that, even if you are not getting the fine points, you are not totally left out and you have a basis for acquiring more knowledge. That, it seems to me, is what economic literacy meansa rudimentary working knowledge of the concepts and language of economic activity and economic policy.
I said the language of economic activity and policy, rather than the language of "economics." I make the distinction because the word "economics" suggests the academic discipline taught in colleges and universities. That discipline, I am afraid, has become so abstract, so obsessed with mathematical modeling of an unreal world where economic actors have perfect knowledge and unambiguous profit-seeking motives, that it frequently does not have obvious relevance to what average citizens need to understand about economic activity and economic policy choices. The teaching of economic literacy does not mean teaching a dumbed-down version of a graduate economic theory course. It's harder than that. It means starting from the complex ambiguous real world that we all find ourselves in (whether as producers, consumers, savers, investors or economic policy makers), figuring out the basic concepts that people need to grasp in order to function and feel empowered in that real world, and then helping them learn a rudimentary working knowledge of that language.
I have long been impressed with the ability of quite young children to grasp ideas about buying and selling, saving and investing and even basic ideas of how economic policy works. Economic literacy ought to start in kindergarten and continue right through primary and secondary school.
I have also long been impressed by the power of role-playing as a teaching tool. I was delighted when I came to the Fed to discover that we sponsor "the Fed Challenge"a contest for high schools with which many of you are doubtless familiar. Teams of high school students assume the roles of members of the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) and debate current monetary policy. The finalists in the contest get to come to Washington and hold their monetary policy debate around the actual Board room table where the real FOMC gathers eight times a year.
I have been a judge for this contest twice and enjoyed it enormously. As I told the students, in all honesty, their discussion was every bit as informed and insightful as the real meetings of the FOMC. If we turned monetary policy over to the winners of the Fed Challenge, the real FOMC could retire and the nation's economy would be no worse off.
I am also convinced that if the schools do a good job of teaching economic literacy and the businesses, banks, unions, and governmental institutions lend their support and help further the economic literacy of their employees, members, customers and clients, then not only will the economy work better, but economic policy will be better informed and more effective.
Even policymakers need help. Years ago when I first went to Capitol Hill to direct the newly established Congressional Budget Office, a group of freshman members of Congress came to me and said, in a sort of embarrassed whisper and out of earshot of more senior members, that they found themselves mystified by the federal budget and all this talk about deficits and debt, appropriations and authorizations, effective tax rates, multipliers and fiscal policy. Was there any way, they whispered, that I could arrange a course that would help them understand what they needed to vote about. I agreed, and recruited a couple of policy economists that I knew to be excellent teachers. We had several sessions and had quite a good time.
A few years later, in the '80s, when mounting federal budget deficits were an urgent problem, the Committee for A Responsible Federal Budget launched "A Exercise in Hard Choices," in which groups of people in various parts of the country gathered around tables and actually tried to balance the federal budget by cutting specific programs and raising particular taxes. The participants learned a lot about how hard the choices really are. The exercise shook up a lot of people who had been saying, "Oh, those idiots in Washington, why don't they just balance the budget by cutting out all that government waste." They discovered that there isn't a line-item in the budget called "wasteful programs." One person's wasteful program is another's high priority. We also did the "exercise in hard choices" with a group of Congressmen and Senators, fairly senior ones, as I remember. They also learned a lot, believe it or not. Members who were not on the budget committees had their own areas of expertise depending on their subcommittee jurisdiction, but they had not looked at the whole budget and tried to make the spending and revenue sides balance. They, too, learned how hard it was.
This type of experience has brought home to me, not only the learning value of role playing, but the importance of getting students involved in actually making economic choices and not just hearing people talk about them.
And then there is the role of the media, which, it seems to me, could do a lot better in furthering the cause of economic literacy and possibly even build their audience in the process. One problem is the presentation of the statistic of the day on, say, the evening news. The audience learns that the Consumer Price Index went up .4 percent or that housing starts went down, but is given no context into which to fit the information.
The weather reporters do better. Their audience can watch storms developing, temperatures rising or falling. There's a map that puts the isolated statistics into contexts and allows the audience to see the patterns develop. The economic reporters have no economic map on which to show the audience how the economic patterns are developing. The assumption is that the audience would tune out. I'm not so sure; pocketbook issues rank right up there with the weather in importance to people.
Another problem with TV economics is the persistent view that what people want is controversy between two sides (always two, never three) of an issue, and hence that the best way to enlighten the public is to get two talking heads with extreme opposite views to shout at each other. Maybe people like that styleI don'tbut I don't think they learn much that helps them or their elected representatives craft more moderate, constructive solutions that might command a consensus.
In sum, my view is:
- Increasing economic literacy is important to the functioning of the economy itself and in making better informed economic policy in our democracy.
- We don't do a very good job nowon the average.
- There are lots of good techniques available to increase economic literacy, especially role-playing about economic choices, public and private.
- The technology would allow more effective daily economic education, especially on TV and over the Internet.
You all are going to have plenty to talk about tomorrow. I'm glad this Summit is taking place. Thank you for asking me to participate.


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Britain's Amir Khan returned to winning ways after two tough defeats with a comprehensive 10th round stoppage of previously unbeaten American Carlos Molina in a light-welterweight contest on Saturday.
Khan (27-3, 19 KOs) dominated every round and after telling Molina he was close to stopping the bout after the ninth, referee Jack Reiss waved off the fight at the end of the 10th following another one-sided round.
Before the bout, the Bolton fighter suggested he may adopt a more conservative style under new trainer Virgil Hunter after an overly aggressive approach led to a stunning knockout at the hands of American Danny Garcia in July.
However, it was business as usual at the Memorial Sports Arena for the Olympic silver medalist and former world champion from the opening bell, as Khan peppered Molina (17-1-1, 7 KOs) with his trademark blistering combinations.
Occasionally, Khan lingered too long after landing a flurry of punches and Molina was able to land a hard counter punch, but the Briton shook off everything his opponent threw at him and went straight back to work.
By the fifth round, Khan, sensing he had the fight under control, relaxed and worked more efficiently and effectively behind the jab, which he used to back his opponent toward the ropes before following up with solid combinations.
"I thought I stuck to my game plan, which meant sticking to my jab," Khan told reporters.
"Carlos took some really good shots and was still coming forward, and that's when I thought to myself I'd better stick to this game plan," he added.
When the end came, Molina had asked the referee to allow the fight to continue and sounded stunned in defeat.
"I don't know what happened," the Californian said. "I wanted to pull the trigger, but for some reason I couldn't get my hands to go. He was fast in his jab and I was hesitant in trying to get in."
After picking up a much-needed win, an ebullient Khan turned his attention toward setting up a rematch against the last man to beat him, who was sitting ringside.
"In that fight, he caught me with a good shot, but I'll fight Danny Garcia again, anytime anywhere," he said.
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Arthur Abraham of Germany successfully defended his WBO super middleweight title with a technical knockout win over Mehdi Bouadla of France in the eighth round on Saturday.
Abraham dominated until referee Mark Nelson stepped in to stop the one-sided contest 2 minutes, 11 seconds into the eighth round, when Bouadla's vision was impeded by streaming blood from repeated blows.
The 32-year-old Abraham, an Armenia-born German, was making the first defense of the title he won on points from Robert Stieglitz in Berlin in August.
Abraham's record improves to 35-3 (28 KOs), while the 30-year-old Bouadla drops to 26-5 (11 KOs).
Leo Santa Cruz defended his IBF bantamweight title with a unanimous decision over Alberto Guevara on Saturday.
Santa Cruz (23-0-1, 13 KOs) won his third defense of his 118-pound (54kg) belt in just over three months with steady aggression against Guevara (16-1), who performed well, despite taking the fight on three weeks' notice.
Santa Cruz overcame an apparently injured nose by breathing through his mouth for most of the fight.
He also fought through a right hand injury picked up in sparring, switching to a southpaw style while steadily breaking down Guevara with an impressive 989 punches in the 12-round bout.


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Yes, I figured you knew, especially for having played the Sims since Sims 1 - many, many years; that I had already done all the stuff it takes to get rid of things I don't like. And no, I really don't like pets. Didn't like them in Sims 2 either - they wrote the programming where the critters are just too destructive and disgusting. I did, for a short while ... very short while, like the horses (but, there again, poor programming even ruined that). When you have them just show up in a tiny yard where they don't fit and they are hanging half in and half out of the house ... some even inside the house and can't get out (how in the world they got in there in the first place is EA's secret, I guess.) Anyway - no. I did try playing a cat lady once and that wasn't so bad. They had plenty of toys and things to scratch on, so they didn't destroy the furniture.
And yes, I agree, I just loved the Sims and for so many years I spent every moment available playing, creating, etc. I do miss how much I enjoyed them. But, I guess I just had too much of a good thing and somewhere along the line it just wasn't fun anymore. I had actually started enjoying The Sims 4 and was quite ready to move away from the glitchiness of The Sims 3; however, then they added into the Sims 4, game play that just should never have been added in a patch. Down right vulgar stuff. Stuff they think might be funny, I'm too old to find it funny - it's just disgusting. I do miss when it was fun.
(Oh, and I think the game will be growing in a direction I don't want to go in anyway ... saw a guru tweeted something about unisex business ... so at some point, you will be seeing npc male sims dressed as females and vice versa; male sims with female hair and I suppose make-up and jewelry. (Not confirmed, by the way - and my opinion as how I see things will go when they make everything unisex.) (I get sick to my stomach over men wanting to use women's restrooms in real life - don't want to see it in my game.)


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SYS-CON Events announced today that CA was named "Gold Sponsor" of the upcoming SOA World Conference & Expo 2009 East. The 15th International SOA World Conference will take place June 22-23, 2009, in New York City.
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In these recessionary times when every IT dollar must be made to count, the 15th International SOA World Conference & Expo (June 22-23, 2009, in New York) will be about showing attending delegates how their business or organization can start doing the same, and offering them resources, ideas and examples they can apply immediately.
This June's SOA World, which is the world's number one longest-running SOA event, will feature parallel content-rich tracks reflecting the worldwide adoption of the distributed computing paradigm, in which web services are deployed through specific service-oriented architectures and in which reusable components are core to the overall vision.
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Cloud Computing Technology Contributors of 2009
10Gen, 3Leaf Systems, 6fusion International, Absolute Performance, Ajaxo, Alentus, Appirio, Appistry, Aptaria, Arena Maxtronic, Arista Networks, Asankya Networks, BitRock, BlueLock, Boomi , Box.net, Canaan Partners, Casdex, Chris Richardson Consulting, CITTIO, Cloud Architects, Cloud9 Analytics, CloudRamp, CloudScale Networks, Cloudscape.ws, CloudWorks, CNI Systems, CohesiveFT, CollabNet, Concentric, Cordys, Cronus Partners, CSRware, CuperTek, Cycle Computing, Dataline, Dell, DNAmail, eBay, Elastra, Engine Yard, Enki Consulting, Enomaly, Excelian, Flexiscale, Forrester, Fortress ITX, G.ho.st, Gear6, GigaSpaces, GoGrid, GraphLogic, GridGain, IBRIX, InfoQ, IntelePeer, IronKey, Iterative Designs, ITO America, Jamcracker, Joyent, JumpBox, Just Skill, Kaavo, Linxter, Mohr Davidow Ventures, MessageLabs, Mimecast, Model Metrics, Moderro Technologies, Moka5 (MokaFive), Mosso, Netmagic, NewServers, Ocarina Networks, Panorama Software, Parabon Computation, Parallels, ParaScale, Patni Computer Systems, Peer1 Networks, Platform Computing, PLX Technology, ProjectLocker, Promise Technology, Qlayer, QlikTech, Rackspace, RampRate, Red Hat, Reliance Globalcom, RightScale, Robson Taylor, Rogue Wave, rPath, Salesforce.com, Sapotek, Saugatuck Technology, ScanSafe, ServePath, ServiceCloud, SIMtone, SkillSoft, Skytap, SmugMug, SOASTA, Solace Systems, Spiceworks, SpiderOak, Symphony Services, Tap In Systems, Teneros, Terremark, Transitive, Trend Micro, Union Square Advisors, Unisys, Univa UD, uTest, Vertica, Weber Shandwick, Widen Enterprises, XCalibre, Zabovo.com, Zeus Technology, and Zuora.
Virtualization Technology Contributors of 2009
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AJAX & RIA Technology Contributors of 2009
3Tera, Abaque, Accenture, AccuRev, AccuSoft, Active Endpoints, Active Inquiry, ActiveState, Actuate, Adaptive Blue, Adaptive Path, Adobe Systems, Afrous Dashboard, Agitar Software, AGOSYS, AJAX 13, Akamai, Alfresco, Allurent, Alpha Software, Altova, Amazon.com, Appcelerator, Appeon, Apple Computer, Applibase, , AppTrigger, Apress, Aptana, Aragon Consulting, Art & Logic, Ask Pivot, Asperon, Astreya, Atlassian, Aztecsoft, Azul Systems,, BackBase, Barracuda Networks, Baynote, BEA Systems, Bizwhazee, Black Duck, Blogtronix, BlueFolder, BlueTie, BondDesk, Borland, BOSSdev, Bottomline, BScaler, Bungee Labs, Burton Group, CambrianHouse, Canoo Engineering, Cassatt, Cast Iron, Catalyst Resources, Cenzic, Chordiant, CIGNEX, Cisco Systems, Cision, Citrix Systems, Claria, Clearspring, CodeFlare, Codign, Coghead, Cognizant, ComponentArt, ComponentOne, Conference Guru, Coradiant, Corent Technology, CoreSpeed, Corizon, Crescendo Networks, CSS Group, cStar Technologies, CSW Group, Curl, Cybage, Cynergy Systems, Dapper, Dassault Systèmes, DataDirect, Day Software, dCongo, deCarta, Dell, Denim Group, Denodo, Design Universe, DeviceAnywhere, Dialcom, Dice.com, DiscountASP.NET, DotNetNuke, Drangonfly, DreamFace Interactive, Dynamic Toolbar, DynaTrace, EffectiveUI, Egnyte, Ektron, Elastic Path, Elementool, EMC, Encanvas, ENOVIA Matrix One, EnterpriseDB, Ephox, esnips, ESRI, Etelos Systems, etouch, Evans Data, Exadel, ezAJAX, F5 Networks, FeedbackFX, Fig Leaf Software, Finetooth, Fiorano Software, firstRain, FiveRuns, Foldera, Force10 Networks, Fortify, Forum Systems, Fotango, Freewebs, froglogic, Funambol, FundingPost, Furtherahead.com, Fusion Technologies, Gaggle.Net, GemStone, genius.com, Genuitec, Gizmox, Glassbox, GoGrid, Gomez, Inc., GreenHat, GreenPoint, GridApp Systems, Groupware Technology, Helmi Technologies, Hitachi America, Hosting.com, HostMySite.com, HP Software, Hummer Winblad Venture Partners, Ibiza Software, IBM, ICEsoft, ILOG, Impetus, iNetOffice, Infinilogic, Infragistics, Ingres, Inimit, Innominds, Innoopract, inpowr, InsideView, Instancy, Instantiations, Integration New Media, Intel, IntelliObjects, Intelliun, Interactive Networks, InterSystems, Isomorphic, IT Mill, ITtoolbox, JackBE, JadeLiquid, JasperSoft, Javeline, JBoss, JellyCloud, JetBrains, Jive Software, K2, Kaazing, Kapow, Keynote Systems, KonoLive, Krugle, Laszlo Systems, Lightstreamer, M/Gateway, Magic Software, Mainsoft, Manning Publications, Marathon Technologies, Mashery, Mashmatrix, MaxiScale, MB Technologies, Metia Software, Microsoft, Midnight Coders, Molecular, MomentumSI, Morfik, Neocleus, Neotys, Netfective, Netmite, NetSuite, Nexaweb, Nextapp, NextAxiom, NextDB.net, Nirvanix, Nitobi, Northwoods Software, Novell, Novulo, OASIS, ObjectWave, OpenLink, OpenLogic, OpenSpot, OpenWave, OPNET, OpSource, Oracle, OrangeHRM, OSS Nokalva, Parasoft, Passport Corporation, Pentaho, Perforce, Pervasive Software, Primavera Systems, PushToTest, QLogic, Quasar Technologies, Quest Software, Rackable Systems, Radialpoint, RadView Software, Rearden Commerce, Recursion Software, Red Hat, Roaring Penguin, Salesforce.com, SAP, Saven Technologies, Scalix, Servoy, SkillBuilders, Skyway, SL Corporation, SlickEdit, SnapLogic, SOA Software, Software AG, Software FX, Sonic Software, SoonR, Splunk, SugarCRM, Sun Microsystems, Sybase, iAnywhere Solutions, Symphoniq, TeaLeaf Technology, Tele Atlas, telerik, ThinkFree, TIBCO Software, TriveraTechnologies, Valtech, Visual Mining, VMware, Vocus, WatchFire, WaveMaker, Web Spiders, WebAppCabaret, Webtide, Wipro, WSO2, XAware, Xenos, Xythos Software, Yahoo!, Zapatec, ZCubes, Zimbra, ZOHO, and Zoovy.
SOA / WOA Technology Contributors of 2009
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