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Follow the dirt road at the sign for La Ticla off Highway 200 between San Juan de Lima and El Farro.
DistanceSurf trip
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Wave qualityRegional Classic
ExperienceExperienced surfers
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DirectionRight and left
BottomFlat rocks
Normal lengthNormal (50 to 150m)
Good day lengthLong (150 to 300 m)
Good swell directionNorth, NorthWest, West, SouthWest, South
Good wind directionNorth, NorthWest, West, SouthWest, South
Swell sizeStarts working at 1.0m-1.5m / 3ft-5ft and holds up to 4m+ / 12ft
Best tide positionAll tides
Best tide movement
Week crowdCrowded
Week-end crowdUltra crowded
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La Ticla has a 180 degree window for year round swell. Best in summer during storm swells.
Good to bring your camara so you can take pictures of the (Quiño)murals.
People from all over the world come to surf La Ticla year round. The spot used to be notorious for problems with banditos, but has upgraded the facilities recently to include short wave radio. Much safer than in the past. Good friendly atmosphere.
2008-2009: Violent crime and police extortion once again common in La Ticla. Aquila police in camp almost every night extorting money. Banditos armed with pistols and carbines dragged 8 people from their tent 2 nights ago stealing money and electronics then taking 2 hostage for a lift out of town. Two tents razored last month with surfers losing wallets. Two boards stolen last night and one more two nights ago. The shit is back here and the Ejido needs to step in to stop this. Seriously reconsider your trip here for now.
La Ticla is primarily a left pointbreak but breaks both right and left year round. La Ticla can get crowded during good swells but it is a great place to meet people from all over the world. Excellent year round surfing spot.
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By arsone4179 , 26-07-2012
La Ticla - I just returned from my first trip to Mexico. Spent 5 days at La Ticla. The wave is very fun and not that heavy even at 10'. It is a very mellow place and very relaxing. There is one big problem with the place though. The people from the village of La Ticla are cool and respect your stuff, its the people that live in the mountains that aren't. When I was there some came down to the camp at around 3:30 in the morning, and tried to rip off one of the campers things. They would have been successful but on of them fell into someones tent, trying to get in, and broke there tent and some of there things in the process. The people in the camp area were waken up chased the banditos away. I hear its worse during the winter and spring months
By axel225 , 24-06-2012
Nice Place - This is a gorgeous beach. One of the best I have ever seen. The wave is heavy and tends to close-out. Expert surfers only!
By BagusSurfTravel , 18-06-2011
la ticla - not dangous at al! - we just staid a couple days at that beautiful spot and it was very nice and friendly. the road down is pretty long. like 40 minutes which is very long if u have to carry a big backpack and a couple of boards. there is no bus going down. try to hitchhike from begin on or order a taxi at the litle supermarket for 30 pesos.
at la ticla, there is one accommidation wich is definitely the best! right at the beachfront on the left hand side with the big round restaurant. we asked at a couple other hostels and they all wanted to have way more money a night that it was worth it. like 500 pesos for a ugly shack with a outdoor toilet you have to share with other rooms. the one on the beach front looks very new and clean and they charged us from begin on 250 pesos a night. maybe even less if you stay a week.
don't be afraid! just go to that awesome spot and have fun!
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Ronald Graham is known by all as Ron. When he was born, his father was working in the oil fields around Taft, which is not surprising for someone living there since the town owes its existence to the two major California oilfields on either side. However, his father did not keep the same job for very long and, as Ron was growing up, the family moved back and forward between Georgia and California as Ron's father worked in various jobs related to oil fields and shipbuilding. As a result of continual moving, Ron's schooling was in a whole variety of different schools, none of which he was in for more than eighteen months. In 1941, with the United States entering World War II, Ron's father enlisted in the Merchant Marine.
Moving schools had the effect that the extremely bright young boy could enter a new school in a higher class than normal for his age. This meant that he progressed rapidly missing out a few grades. Being younger, and therefore smaller, than his classmates, his interests at this time tended to be academic rather than sporting. His first real fascination was with astronomy but soon he fell in love with mathematics. When in the fifth form a teacher showed him how to extract square roots, he immediately wondered if he could generalise the method to find cube roots and, although he was not able to solve his own problem for a long time, he learnt a lot of advanced mathematics in the attempt. When he was eleven years old his mathematics teacher, Mr Schwab, gave him a problem which he could not solve [2]:-
I knew algebra and trigonometry and thought I could solve any problem given to me. But one day, Mr Schwab gave me one I couldn't do. The problem was to find the size of a population of mice if it was known that the death rate was proportional to the size of the population. It took a knowledge of differential equations to solve it. He then gave me a book and told me that I would be able to solve the problem by the time I finished it. That book was 'Calculus' by Granville, Smith and Longley. He was right. By the end of the semester, I finished the book and had a solution. He also chose me to be on the school chess team.Graham saw little of his father after he joined the Merchant Marine and eventually his parents were divorced. His mother then went to live in Florida, and Graham once again had to adjust to a new school. At 15 he won a Ford Foundation scholarship to the University of Chicago and he began his university studies without graduating from high school. He spent three years at the University of Chicago where, due to the level of his mathematics attainment in the scholarship examinations he took no further mathematics courses, but he learnt gymnastics and in particular became proficient at juggling and the trampoline. His scholarship lasted for three years after which he spent the year 1954-55 at the University of California at Berkeley where he majored in electrical engineering. However he took a number theory course given by Derrick Henry Lehmer [1]:-
As an undergraduate at Berkeley, a one-year course in number theory taught by D H Lehmer fired my imagination for the subject ... Although I never took another course from Dick Lehmer, he taught me the value of independence of thought and an appreciation for the algorithmic issues in mathematics.Graham decided to enlist in the U.S. Air Force rather than wait to be drafted. He spent four years in the Air Force, three of which were spent in Fairbanks, Alaska. Keen to continue his education, he enrolled at the University of Alaska and, carrying out his studies as well as his Air Force duties, he was awarded a B.S. in physics in 1959. When he had served four years in the Air Force he returned to the University of California, Berkeley, and was awarded an M.A. in 1961. Then he undertook research for his doctorate with D H Lehmer as his thesis advisor [13]:-
While he was there, he and two other students formed a professional trampoline troupe, earning money by performing at schools, supermarket openings, and even the circus.He was awarded a Ph.D. in 1962 for his thesis On Finite Sums of Rational Numbers. While working towards his doctorate, Graham married Nancy Young who was a mathematics major at Berkeley; they had two children Cheryl and Mark. Following the award of his doctorate he moved to New Jersey and joined the staff at the Bell Telephone Laboratories. Soon he was publishing papers which related to his doctoral thesis. Within two years he had eight papers in print: On a theorem of Uspensky (1963); A combinatorial theorem for partial sums (1963); A theorem on partitions (1963); On quadruples of consecutive kth power residues (1964); On finite sums of reciprocals of distinct nth powers (1964); On finite sums of unit fractions (1964); Complete sequences of polynomial values (1964); and On a conjecture of Erdős in additive number theory (1964).
To get a flavour of these papers we give William LeVeque's summary of A theorem on partitions:-
It is first shown that every integer greater than 77 can be partitioned into distinct positive integers whose reciprocals add to 1. This depends on a table of such partitions for the integers between 78 and 333, together with a pair of transformations by which this table may be extended recursively. Using this result and a further lemma, it is then shown that if a and b are positive rational numbers, there is an r = r(a, b) such that if n > r, there is a partition of n into integers larger than b whose reciprocals add to a.In 1963 there was a Number Theory Conference in Boulder, Colorado. Graham attended the conference as did Paul Erdős and the two mathematicians met for the first time. Graham recalled [2]:-
I saw this rather senior guy of 50, already quite famous, playing ping-pong during one of the breaks. He asked me if I wanted to play and I agreed. He absolutely killed me! I had played casual ping-pong but I couldn't believe that this old guy had beaten me. ... I went back to New Jersey ... I bought a table, joined a club, started playing at Bell Labs, and in the State league. I eventually became the Bell Labs champion at ping-pong, and won one of the New Jersey titles.Graham also started to collaborate with Erdős and, in total, they published 30 joint papers (many with additional joint authors). Examples of these papers are: On sums of Fibonnaci numbers (1972); On a linear diophantine problem of Frobenius (1972); On packing squares with equal squares (1975); On products of factorials (1976); and Maximal anti-Ramsey graphs and the strong chromatic number (1989). Donald Albers writes [2]:-
As Erdős aged, Graham helped him tend to some of the basics of life - paying taxes, buying clothes, etc. Graham even set up an Erdős room in his home. Up until the time of his death in September 1996, Erdős frequently stayed with Graham ...Graham was forced to become an expert on currency exchange rates because honoraria from Erdős's lectures were paid in a wide variety of currencies. Graham said:-
I signed his name on cheques and deposited them. I did this so long I doubt the bank would have cashed a cheque if he had endorsed it himself.There is one further Graham-Erdős link we should mention at this point. Almost every professional mathematician knows his "Erdős number" - the number of links in the shortest chain of papers, adjacent ones with an author in common, leading to Erdős. For example my [EFR] Erdős number is 2 since I have written a joint paper with a mathematician who has written a joint paper with Erdős and mine [JOC] is 3 since I have written a paper with EFR. This notion (now a part of MathSciNet) was due to Graham in a 1979 paper On properties of a well-known graph or what is your Ramsey number? If you look up this paper you will find that the author is Tom Odda. That was the pseudonym under which Graham wrote the paper (in fact Tom Odda is a Mandarin term of abuse - Graham was learning Mandarin at the time).
In 1991, Gian-Carlo Rota nominated Graham to be President of the American Mathematical Society writing [12]:-
Graham is one of the charismatic figures in contemporary mathematics, as well as the leading problem-solver of his generation. For the last twenty-five years, he has been the central figure in the development of discrete mathematics. His seminal work has led to the birth of at least three new branches of mathematics: Ramsey theory, computational geometry, and worst case analysis of multiprocessing algorithms (now sometimes referred to as "Graham type analysis.") Graham's characteristic quality is an indefatigable activity, both in the cause of mathematics, and on behalf of it applications. Ron will never turn down a telephone call from a colleague, near or far, asking for help on a problem. Every one of his collaborators knows that Ron will somehow find whatever hours or days are needed to come up with some substantial suggestion, and frequently with the crucial step towards the solution. He is unusual, unique perhaps, in being able to effectively work on several problems at once, while carrying a full load of administrative work at Bell Labs. Ron's positive view of mathematics and of science, as well as his entertaining lectures, have inspired generations of mathematicians.Graham served as President of the American Mathematical Society in 1993-94. Perhaps this is an appropriate place to note that he was also President of the Mathematical Association of America in 2003-05.
At Bell Laboratories, Graham was Director of Information Sciences from 1962 to 1995. He was then appointed Chief Scientist in 1996. In 1999 he left Bell Laboratories, but we should not think that he had been out of the academic world for these 37 years. During that time he held visiting positions at Princeton University, Stanford University, the California Institute of Technology, the University of California, Los Angeles, and the University of California, Davis. He was appointed as a University Professor of Mathematical Sciences at Rutgers and held this part-time appointment from 1986 to 1999. Graham was appointed to the Irwin and Joan Jacobs Endowed Chair of Computer and Information Science at the University of California at San Diego in 1999; he continues to hold this Chair.
Ron and Nancy Graham were divorced in the late 1970s. In 1983 he married Fan Chung who also worked at Bell Laboratories. Both work on the same areas of mathematics and had been writing joint papers since 1975: for example On multicolor Ramsey numbers for complete bipartite graphs (1975); On the set of distances determined by the union of arithmetic progressions (1976); (with Paul Erdős) On the product of the point and line covering numbers of a graph (1979). By December 2009 MathSciNet records 77 joint papers by Ron Graham and Fan Chung (many with additional joint authors).
We now look briefly at some of the books Graham has written. In 1980, in collaboration with Bruce Rothschild and Joel Spencer, he wrote Ramsey theory. The authors write:-
Ramsey theory has only within the last ten years been recognized as a cohesive subdiscipline of combinatorial analysis. The basic philosophy underlying the theory is that within any sufficiently large system some regularity must always exist. To quote the late T S Motzkin: "Complete disorder is impossible." Consequently, it is not surprising that results from Ramsey theory occur throughout a large part of mathematics - Ramsey theory is a jewel of pure mathematics.Other books by Graham include: (with Paul Erdős) Old and new problems and results in combinatorial number theory (1980); Rudiments of Ramsey theory (1981) described by a reviewer as "not only very readable in terms of mathematical exposition, it is highly entertaining"; (with Donald Knuth and Oren Patashnik) Concrete mathematics. A foundation for computer science (1989); and (with Fan Chung) Erdős on graphs (1998).
Graham has received the Pólya Prize in Combinatorics from the Society for Industrial and Applied Mathematics in 1972, the Carl Allendoerfer Award from the Mathematical Association of America in 1990, the Lester R Ford Award from the Mathematical Association of America in 1991, and the Euler Medal from the Institute of Combinatorics and Its Applications in 1994. He has been elected to the National Academy of Sciences of the United States (he has served as its treasurer since 1996), the Hungarian Academy of Sciences, the American Academy of Arts and Sciences, and the American Association for the Advancement of Science. He was an invited speaker at the International Congress of Mathematicians held in Warsaw in August 1983 and was the American Mathematical Society's Gibbs Lecturer in 2000. He was a plenary speaker at the British Mathematical Colloquium in East Anglia in 1990 when he gave the lecture Arithmetic progressions: from Hilbert to Shelah and he was again a plenary speaker in 2009 in Galway when he gave the lecture The combinatorics of solving linear equations. He has been awarded honorary degrees by Western Michigan University (1984), St Olaf College (1985), the University of Alaska (1988), Central Michigan University (2000), and Wittenberg University (2000).
In 2003, Graham received the Steele Award for Lifetime Achievement from the American Mathematical Society. The citation reads [1]:-
Ron Graham has been one of the principal architects of the rapid development worldwide of discrete mathematics in recent years. He has made many important research contributions to this subject, including the development, with Fan Chung, of the theory of quasirandom combinatorial and graphical families, Ramsey theory, the theory of packing and covering, etc., as well as to the theory of numbers, and seminal contributions to approximation algorithms and computational geometry (the "Graham scan"). Furthermore, his talks and his writings have done much to shape the positive public image of mathematical research in the USA, as well as to inspire young people to enter the subject. He was chief scientist at Bell Labs for many years and built it into a world-class centre for research in discrete mathematics and theoretical computer science. He served as president of the American Mathematical Society in 1993-94.In his reply on the occasion of receiving the Steele Award, Graham said [1]:-
I can't remember a time when I didn't love doing mathematics, and that desire has not dimmed over the years (yet!). But I also get great pleasure sharing mathematical discoveries and insights with others, even though this can present a special challenge for mathematicians talking to non-mathematicians. However, I really believe that this type of communication will become increasingly important in the future.
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A Poster of Ronald Graham
Mathematicians born in the same country
Honours awarded to Ronald Graham
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|SIAM George Pólya Prize
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|AMS Gibbs Lecturer
|AMS Steele Prize
|BMC plenary speaker
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BSkyB Calls for Better 3D Content
A day after Sony talked up its commitment to 3D TV, an exec at Rupert Murdoch's BSkyB warned that the medium would only succeed if industryites and tech sector take the medium seriously, with content providers raising the bar to provide premium fare.
Brian Lenz is director of product design and TV product development at the British paybox, which is planning to bow what it describes as Europe's first 3D TV channel in the fall.
"3D TV used to be a gimmick, and frankly a lot of people don't know how to use it other than as a gimmick," Lenz said at the Westminster eForum seminar in London on Thursday. "3D TV is going to grow rapidly, but it is down to the industry not to screw it up. High-quality content is essential."
Acknowledging the scarcity of 3D TV content, Lenz said the new channel aims to show a minimum of six hours of fare a week across all genres plus movies and sports. But the paybox, which has commissioned veteran Brit natural history presenter David Attenborough to present a 3D series about prehistoric flying lizards, said producers would have to be self-financing.
"We don't aim to fund everyone's first 3D project because that is not likely to be their best," Lenz said.
BSkyB, which has led the take-up of HD TV in the U.K., launched a 3D service showing live soccer on TVs in pubs and clubs two months ago. More than 1,000 venues have taken the service, according to Lenz, but for 3D TV to make any real impact, BSkyB needs to succeed with home subscribers.
However, with the cost of 3D TVs hovering around £1,700 ($2,489) in the U.K., plus the shortage of content, Lenz and his team face an uphill battle.
Another speaker at the seminar, Paul Gray, director of European TV research at consultancy DisplaySearch, forecast that once the cost of 3D TVs dropped to $1,170 they would get a 10% market share in Blighty.
"The rapid expansion of content is critical" Gray said. "Without it consumers will remain cautious."
Sony's ESPN 3D channel kicks off today with the opening game in the World Cup soccer tournament, Mexico vs. South Africa, live from Johannesburg. It's unnamed Discovery-Sony-Imax channel will bow in 2011.
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Dancing rules spark controversey in small Maine town
Some bars can't allow dancing
Having restrictions on dancing sounds like a plot from a movie, but it's the reality for one Maine town.
There's only one place to get your groove on in Hallowell and business owners in town said it could ruin them.
"Right now we're on a month-to-month because of the infractions," siad Deanna Thibeau, a bartender at Higher Grounds.
Higher Grounds can't allow dancing.
"It's a scary thing when people are regulating something that shouldn't be regulated," said Thibeau.
Thibeau said they've had to tell patrons to stop dancing, some to stop moving, because it could mean the business gets shut down.
"People would come in and be like, 'Oh, haha,' and we'd be like, 'No, that's serious. You actually can't do that," said Thibeau.
The bar is one of many that received a summons from the state Fire Marshal's Office for not having a dancing license. But the $117 piece of paper isn't the problem.
It's bringing the building up to code in order to get the license, like adding a sprinkler system and a second exit.
"Being a bar that rents from here, we can't afford to put $40,000 to $50,000 of work into the building," said Thibeau.
At the Kennebec Wharf, it got into trouble for its dancing license being expired. It has since been renewed, but owner Tim Connelly said he's lost about 25 percent of his business because people don't know they can still dance at the wharf
"It has slowed down. People are starting to find other places to go, thinking the town of Hallowell does not have dancing, but we do have dancing," said Connelly.
It's a problem bars and their customers said could ruin the town.
"It's a sense of community here. It's not just businesses. It's the people that run them and it's hurting them," said resident Tom Ward.
"The fact that it is a tight-knit community means people are going to complain about this until it's changed," said musician Sam Shain.


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Quick Look: Two Challenging Puzzles From One Young Developer
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March 26, 2009
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Jeffrey Barg may only be in middle school, but he has already written and released four apps in the iTunes App Store. Two of them are puzzle apps. Both apps appear to be simple puzzle. However, neither one is very simple in the end.
Jeffrey's first app, NIM, was released in October of last year. It is based on a Chinese game of the same name. Jeffrey had this to say about NIM:
The idea for my first game, Nim, was given to me when my Math Teacher … showed my the ancient chinese game of Nim (I think mostly in an effort to stop me from annoying him . That weekend I programmed the basic game and in the next few weeks I had a finished app, which I soon afterwards submitted to the App Store.
The board looks simple enough. You start with three rows of sticks consisting of 3, 5, and 7. You take turns with either the computer or another person removing sticks from the board. The object is to get your opponent to take the last stick. You may remove as many sticks as you want on your turn, but you may only remove sticks from one row at a time. It takes playing the game quite a few times to figure out how to force your opponent to take the last stick. This app is for the true puzzle lover.
NIM is $0.99 in the iTunes App Store.
The second app Jeffrey released is called Number 14. It was released in December and is a game of manipulating numbers. Each round of the game you are given 4 random numbers between 1 and 9. Your job is to perform simple computations with these numbers (addition, subtration, multiplication, and division) and end up at the number 14. The app times you so that you can see how long it takes to solve each puzzle. If you end up at another number and want to try again, you can reset the screen. If you end up on another number time and time again and decide to give up, you can tap the "give solution" button. A possible solution will be given to you, ending the frustration. Maybe it is the way my mind works, but I found the puzzles in this app much easier to solve. This puzzle is fun for those who are good at math or like numbers.
Number 14 is $1.99 in the iTunes App Store.
Both of these apps present a challenging puzzle in a clean, neat interface. My hats off to you, kid.
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Job Title: Training and Development Manager
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Manages Casino Arizona's Training and Development Center. Plans, coordinates, and directs training and staff development programs for all employees and ensures that they have the necessary skills to successfully perform their jobs and deliver outstanding customer service to patrons.
Supervisory Responsibilities
Directly supervises the Training and Development Specialists and the Training and Development Coordinator.
Responsibilities include the following. Other duties may be assigned:
Conducts needs analysis studies and confers with management to determine training needs.
Manages the new-hire orientation program for all employees.
Manages classroom training sessions and programs for customer service, general regulatory and compliance, management, leadership, and specialty training topics.
Trains assigned instructors and supervisory personnel in effective techniques for training, such as new employees' orientation, on-the-job training, customer service, health and safety practices, management development, computer skills and adaptations to changes in policies, procedures and technologies.
Oversees Adult Basic Education/GED and English-as-a-Second Language (ESL) programs.
Partners and supports the Enrolled Community Member Development Department and related functions.
Prepares annual training calendar, proposes and manages Training and Development budget.
Compiles data and analyzes past and current year training requirements to prepare budgets and justify funds requested.
Selects appropriate instructional procedures or methods such as individual training, group instruction, self study, lectures, demonstrations, simulation exercises, role play, and computer-based training such as eLearning, webinars, or virtual learning.
Organizes and develops training manuals, reference library, testing and evaluation procedures, multimedia visual aids, and other educational materials.
Researches and selects outside consultants and trainers to conduct training in specific topics.
Manages vendor relationships including researching options for Request for Proposal process, maintaining current Master Products and Services Agreements, monitoring vendor licensing requirements, coaching vendor trainers, and submitting invoices for payment.
Oversees the Mystery Shopper program including recognition for high performers.
Education and/or Experience
Bachelor's degree (B. A.) from four-year college or university in Training, Education, Organizational Management, Business or related field required; 5 years experience managing training functions, preferably in the hospitality industries and developing new training systems and understanding the strategic relationship of training in the support of achieving the stated mission of the business; gaming background a plus; and/or equivalent combination of education and experience.
Computer Skills
To perform this job successfully, an individual should havellent PC skills and a broad working knowledge of the Internet and Microsoft Office applications. In addition, previous administrator experience with learning management systems, off-the-shelf eLearning content providers, and eLearning content development is required.
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• Must have knowledge and/or experience in providing guest services and skills in presenting and facilitating group-training programs.
• Must have experience conducting training needs analysis and evaluating training programs that includes the cost benefit analysis of training.
• Must be able to supervise trainers, negotiate vender contracts, coordinate training workshops and seminars, consult with all levels of the organization and act as a role model of an effective trainer.
• Actual working experience in Indian Gaming and knowledge of Native American culture is strongly preferred.
• Must be able to coordinate multiple priorities simultaneously, set and meet deadlines.
• Must be able to work a flexible schedule, when necessary, such as being available for swing or graveyard shift employees (on occasion) and weekends or holidays.
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While performing the duties of this Job, the employee is regularly required to use hands and fingers to handle, or feel; reach with hands and arms and talk or hear. The employee is frequently required to stand for prolonged periods of time; walk; sit; climb or balance and stoop, kneel, crouch, or crawl. The employee must regularly lift and /or move up to 25 pounds. Specific vision abilities required by this job include close vision, distance vision, color vision, peripheral vision, depth perception and ability to adjust focus.
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Letter, C. K. Holliday to My Dear Wife [Mary Holliday]
Author: Holliday, Cyrus Kurtz, 1826-1900
Date: August 12, 1855
Cyrus K. Holliday wrote from Lawrence, Kansas Territory to his wife, Mary Holliday, in Meadville, Pennsylvania of his journey to Kansas City to obtain a land warrant for Topeka and to attend the Free State Convention. Two of his articles had been published in The Herald of Freedom, a Lawrence newspaper, and he sent copies. Mentioning political difficulties, Holliday suggested that his wife wait until fall to travel to Kansas. He rented out his cabin in Topeka for profit. A deadly cholera epidemic at Fort Riley had ended.
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Aside from an early fire in the La Sal Mountains, which provided training for hundreds of fire fighters who then moved on to larger fires, the fire season has largely missed San Juan County.
In the past week, local crews have responded to nearly a dozen fires and have succeeded in stopping them in their tracks. Most of the fires started on federal lands. All were believed to have been caused by lightening.
The arrival of the rainy season is often a mixed bag. Lightening, wind and decreased visibility come with the storms, increasing the risk of a fire.
Along with the increased risks comes soaking rains, cooler temperatures and higher humidity, which all mitigate the fire risk.
If lightening strikes areas that are tinder dry, a raging fire can spread before crews can respond. The outcome could be devastating. More than one million acres of public land has burned in the West in recent weeks and San Juan County is at the center of the affected areas.
David Gallegos coordinates fire response for San Juan County. He works with volunteers from communities in the county, along with state and federal agencies. They all have been on high alert this summer, tasked with the daunting job of stopping small fires before they grow.
Most of the fires are reported by local residents who notice smoke or flames. The fire fighters then make their way to the scene as fast as they can. Gallegos reports that most of the fires are attacked while the flames are still contained in a single tree. A few fires have grown to an acre or two, but a quick response has been very successful to date.
Gallegos and the crews will be busy for the remainder of the summer. They know that they can't rest for several weeks. Smoke from three fires were reported in the La Sal Mountains after the soaking rains on July 15.
"Fire restrictions are still in effect," reminds Gallegos, who urges local residents to burn fires only in designated areas.


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What's on the exam?
The Apple Service Fundamentals Exam (SVC-19A) is a computer-based knowledge test that Pearson VUE offers online. The test is open resource, and test takers should use Apple references and courses in ATLAS to help answer the exam items.
Successful completion of this exam fulfills the prerequisite requirement for Apple Certified iOS Technician (ACiT) 2019 certification and Apple Certified Mac Technician (ACMT) 2019 certification. You must successfully complete this exam before you take the Mac or iOS certification exams.
Exam summary
- Number of sections: 5
- Number of learning objectives: 34
- Number of total items: 70
- Passing score: 80 percent overall (at least 56 out of 70 items to pass)
- Exam time limit: 2 hours
The exam starts with seven demographic questions. These questions aren't scored, and they don't count toward the exam's two-hour time limit.
Two separately scored sections must be passed
The exam has two separately scored sections. Each must be passed to pass the entire exam. This is in addition to the overall passing score listed above. They are:
- ESD Precautions (at least 10 out of 12 to pass)
- Safety (at least 10 out of 12 to pass)
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Here are the sections and topics that the Apple Service Fundamentals Exam covers.
Customer Experience (23 items)
- Identify the probing skills that result in getting good information from the customer.
- Select good examples of reflecting and summarizing the customer's answers in order to come to agreement on the issue.
- Identify ways to properly position a repair so that the customer knows why it is necessary and is in agreement with the strategy.
- Identify ways to position and recommend upgrades and attachments as part of an alternative service strategy.
- Demonstrate how to tell a customer "no" while still offering alternatives.
- List practical applications of the four cornerstones of adult learning.
- Describe the effect of both complex technical language and oversimplified language.
- Identify good examples of phrases to help set accurate customer expectations.
- Describe the role of empathy in customer satisfaction.
- Identify ways to avoid conflict by using genuine empathy.
- Identify causes for conflict in an interaction.
- Identify the five-step anger diffusion technique given a customer scenario.
- Assess and explain the impact of nonverbal communication.
ESD Precautions (12 items)
- Correctly identify ESD precautions.
- Correctly identify the components of an ESD-compliant workstation.
- Use the proper tools, equipment, and procedures to configure a workspace that minimizes or eliminates the occurrence of electrostatic discharge damage.
- Correctly identify the effects of ESD damage on an integrated circuit.
- Correctly identify common ESD myths and why they are not true.
Safety (12 items)
- Identify those customer statements that describe potential safety issues.
- Explain the importance of exercising special care when handling lithium-ion/polymer batteries.
- Demonstrate the proper and safe handling of batteries and portable computer case assemblies with built-in battery.
- Recognize and identify signs and symptoms of damaged batteries and portable computer case assemblies with built-in battery.
- Respond to events involving embedded batteries.
Troubleshooting (8 items)
- Identify the different stages of troubleshooting and service where diagnostic tools are useful.
- List the components of clear, concise, and complete case notes.
- Demonstrate basic troubleshooting and deductive reasoning skills
- Use smart questioning techniques and first-level evaluation and isolation skills to identify issues as being generally hardware-based, software-based, educational, or environmental in nature.
Product Knowledge (15 items)
- Identify the methods for backing up and restoring data on an Apple product.
- List and understand basic iOS controls and navigation.
- Identify the components of the default macOS user environment.
- List Apple Watch controls and navigation.
- Given a customer scenario, evaluate, isolate, and resolve an Apple ID-related issue.
- List the steps to configure Continuity services in macOS and in iOS.
- Describe how to configure a Bluetooth device in an Apple product.
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text: The intrastriatal perfusion with the neurotensin(1-13) [NT(1-13)] and its active fragment NT(8-13) on striatopallidal GABA leads to the increased striatal and pallidal GABA release, and this effect is antagonized by intrastriatal perfusion with the NT receptor antagonist. In other experiments, NT, NT (8-13) and [D-Tyr(11)] NT are applied into the ventral tegmental area on extracellular dopamine in the prefrontal cortex and nucleus accumbens of rats. In the prefrontal cortex, neurotensin(8-13) is as potent as neurotensin but ineffective in [D-Tyr(11)]neurotensin. In the caudal nucleus accumbens, neurotensin(8-13) and neurotensin appears more potent than [D-Tyr(11)]neurotensin. In contrast, in the rostral nucleus accumbens, neurotensin(8-13) is less potent than [D-Tyr(11)]neurotensin and neurotensin.


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"And when the evening was come, they brought unto Him many that were possessed with devils . . . and He cast out the spirits with His Word (John 14:10-11), and healed ALL that were sick . . .
That it might be fulfilled which was spoken by Isaiah the prophet, saying . . . He Himself took our infirmities,* and bare our sicknesses !" Matthew 8:16-17
"When the Saviour said, "Go, . . . teach all nations," He said also, "These signs shall follow them that believe . . . In My name shall they cast out devils; they shall speak with new tongues; they shall take up (loose the hold of) serpents; and if they drink any deadly thing, it shall not hurt them; they shall lay hands on the sick, and they shall recover." Mark 16:15-20 The promise is as far-reaching as the commission. Continue reading


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Jamie Walsh faced a shopping dilemma: take advantage of Wal-Mart"s deals at the Salem, N.H., store or support union-backed protesters demanding better pay and benefits. In the end, the Black Friday deals won the day.
Walsh, 42, wearing a sweatshirt from the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Local 2222, where her late brother-in-law was vice president, said she was aware of the union protests planned at Wal-Mart Stores locations around the country Friday. Still, she decided to buy an $89 electric ride-in Jeep, a LeapPad tablet, a dollhouse, a Sony Corp. PlayStation and a $78 flatscreen television.
"It bothers me, but their prices are so good," said Walsh, who is from Dorchester, Mass., and works as a medical assistant at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
The United Food & Commercial Workers International Union had planned more than 1,000 demonstrations online and at Wal-Mart stores around the country today to protest what it says are the retailer"s manipulation of hours and benefits, efforts to keep people from working full time and discrimination against women and minorities.
The protests failed to reduce traffic at the world"s largest retailer. Wal-Mart said Friday that it had larger crowds than last year and drew about 22 million customers Thursday. The retailer said in a statement that it has sold more than 1.3 million televisions, 1.3 million dolls and 250,000 bicycles since its promotions began at 8 p.m. yesterday. Wal-Mart said only 26 protests took place at stores last night and fewer than 50 associates participated.
One worker walked out of the Wal-Mart in Miami Gardens, Fla., Muhammad Malik, a community activist connected to the union, said in a telephone interview Thursday night. He organized what he estimated to be about 70 people, including what he said was about 30 Wal-Mart employees, outside that store from about 7:45 p.m. to 9:15 p.m. Thursday.
In Dallas, protesters had been to two stores by 8 p.m., Janna Pea, another union organizer, said in a telephone interview. Pea said the group protested at the first store for 10 minutes before security kicked them off the property.
"We weren"t able to do much," she said. The group began protesting in front of the second store as shoppers began filing in. Security forced them leave there, too. The group ended up standing on the side of the road near the entrance to the store"s parking lot, she said.
The protests take place as the National Labor Relations Board weighs a complaint Wal-Mart filed against the union Nov. 15 accusing it of violating federal labor laws by illegally picketing. The company said the union has tried to force the company to the bargaining table although it does not officially represent its employees.
Wal-Mart asked the board for an investigation and immediate injunction. If the board rules in Wal-Mart"s favor, it would seek an injunction in district court to stop the protests.
On Nov. 20, organizers from the non-profit OUR Walmart fought back by filing their own complaint with the labor board accusing Wal-Mart of intimidating workers. The protesters are demanding more-predictable schedules, less-expensive health-care plans and minimum hourly pay of $13 with the option of working full-time.
Organizers have declined to say how many workers have been involved with the movement. Wal-Mart has about 1.4 million employees and more than 4,500 stores and clubs in the United States.


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"Fast Tomographic Reconstruction from Highly Limited Data Using Artificial Neural Networks", 1st International Conference on Tomography of Materials and Structures (ICTMS), pp. 109-112, 2013. Download paper (2.15 MB)
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"Fast Neural Network Based X-Ray Tomography of Fruit on a Conveyor Belt", Chemical Engineering Transactions, vol. 44, Milano, Italy, pp. 181-186, 2015.
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InBloom, a nonprofit start-up founded with funding from the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation and Carnegie Corporation, is taking center stage and spreading around some significant funds as an official sponsor of the South by Southwest Education conference in Austin, Texas this week. It hosted the official opening night party on Tuesday, is sponsoring a "networking lounge" with free coffee and snacks at the Hilton next to the convention center, and is debuting the first live demonstrations of its technology with representatives from pilot districts and states.
It's quite a splash for what is basically a highly technical, behind-the-scenes infrastructure company. InBloom promises to bring all the potential of "big data" to classrooms in a big way for the first time. Its stated mission: to "inform and involve each student and teacher with data and tools designed to personalize learning."
"We want to make personalized learning available to every single kid in the U.S.," says CEO Iwan Streichenberger. "The way you do this is by breaking the barriers—making data much more accessible."
But to some educational activists, InBloom represents a danger, not an opportunity.
InBloom began as the Shared Learning Collaborative in 2011. It gets a bit technical, but basically, 10 districts in nine states agreed to build a shared technology infrastructure. Currently, student data—from attendance to standardized test scores—are locked in dozens of different "student information systems" that don't talk to each other. "In one district we work with in Massachusetts, teachers had to use 20 different assessment storage places with different log-ins," says Streichenberger.
InBloom offers a single middleware layer that hosts student data using Amazon Web Services, with some centralized dashboard-style functions and an API (application programming interface) that would allow start-ups to build education apps, aligned with Common Core standards, that anyone could use. It's a similar strategy to how Facebook and Apple allow outside developers to build apps that pull your profile information from the cloud. Instead of designing for thousands of school districts across the country, all of whom have their own idiosyncratic data storage systems, the InBloom platform will eventually allow developers to build one application—like DreamBox, a differentiated math game, or Kickboard, a dashboard program that allows teachers to track students' performance and behavior—and have it work automatically in several states. This coordination, in turn, is likely to attract even more technology entrepreneurs to a market for educational IT spending estimated to be worth $20 billion in 2013. And similar to the way that electronic health records promise to reduce costs and increase efficiency and effectiveness in medicine, the use of centrally hosted data, says Streichenberger, offers similar cost savings and improvements in education.
But the very moves that make this idea a huge opportunity from the point of view of edtech entrepreneurs—the ability to find a large market for learning games and systems all in one place, to pull student data automatically, and to coordinate effortlessly with other apps—makes parents "horrified," in the words of school activist Leonie Haimson of Class Size Matters.
"There are no limitations on the time-frame, or the kind of data. There's no provision for parental consent or opt-out. The point is to give our kids' data away for free, and share it as widely as possible with for-profit ventures to help them market and develop their learning products," she says. "For-profit vendors are slavering right now at the prospect of being able to get their hands on this info. and market billions of dollars of worth of so-called solutions to our schools."
Class Size Matters has been working with a lawyer to get public access to the agreements between InBloom and the nine states that are members of the collaborative (New York, Massachusetts, Louisiana, Colorado, Illinois, North Carolina, Georgia, Delaware and Kentucky), to learn under what circumstances student data will be released, and whether there are potential violations of FERPA, the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act, which generally requires written consent from parents to release the records of students under 18. They are also trying to get states to agree to opt-out policies so parents can withhold children's information from InBloom, especially sensitive information like disciplinary records, health records, and personally identifiable details like addresses.
Streichenberger says that InBloom's terms of service are fully compliant with FERPA, but privacy policies—including parental notification and opt-out—will be in the hands of individual districts, which will hold and control all access to the data that InBloom hosts. "Privacy is a very emotional issue," he says. "I have two children, four and six. I would never join InBloom if I thought it would compromise my kids." At the same time, he says, "The privacy discussion is an important one, but one of my concerns is it's preventing the discussion of what's going on in the classroom. Are we preparing the children for the future? Do we have the tools to prepare them for the jobs of tomorrow?"
So far, Haimson says, her group has generated thousands of letters from parents concerned about their students' privacy to the Gates Foundation and to individual states. She says that her biggest problem in spreading the word is that many parents don't believe this is really happening. "Parents are outraged and can't believe it's legal," she says. "The tech companies and foundations shrug their shoulders. People are living on two separate planets."
Note: The Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation and Carnegie Corporation are among the various funders of The Hechinger Report.
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If there's anyone that thinks there's not enough data collection now, they must be living in a different education world than what I see. Yet another attempt to make profit by corporatizing students.
If this unprecedented project is really for the benefit of our kids, why not tell parents about it and give them the right to consent? Because Gates & inBloom doesn't trust our judgement or think we should not have that right? Or because they know that if parents were aware they would immediately insist their child's highly confidential and sensitive data were not disclosed. and if the data is reslly secure, why does inBloom say they will not be responsible if it leaks out during storage or transmission? Be clear; this project will hugely benefit for-profit vendors who are getting their hands on vast amounts of of very valuable data including student and parent names, addresses, emails, along with their grades, test scores, disciplinary records, health records etc; with uncertain educational benefits and a huge and unmitigated risk to our children's privacy and security. The bland statements of Mr. Streichenberger don't reassure me a bit. One more question: would Bill Gates want his kids names addresses emails and their disciplinary and special Ed records stored on a vulnerable data cloud and made available to vendors without his consent?
I don't want my children's private information 'housed, shared or sold' to anyone! Bill Gates and the like need to get their noses out of my children's private business. WE ARE NOT FOR PROFIT! You're unethical sleezyballs! How about providing me with all your private information????
As a parent and public school teacher, I tell you this is a total time, money, and resource wasting crock.
I've even written on article on this foolishness. Feel free to share: https://www.facebook.com/notes/ed-komperda/big-brother-now-has-his-eye-onlittle-boys-and-girls/10151782004622786
My wife and I work very hard to protect our confidential information. We change our passwords, shred all mail with identifying information, and do not give out personal information online or to unauthorized persons. Now we find our chidren's confidential information that includes their scores on tests, status regarding placement in special school programs, and , no doubt, their home address, our names, etc. are being handed over to third parties without our knowledge or permission. This travesty is beyond comprehension. Do we have to wait until the data is hacked and used illegally before we can hope to stop it? I certainly hope not.
When do we stop swallowing the big lie data will save our children, teachers, and public schools? A decade of new standards and new testing 1 and 2 indicate NAEP scores for 17 year-olds, (2009) have remain flat despite NCLB/RTTT spending over a trillion dollars on reform scams after reform scam. http://blogs.edweek.org/edweek/curriculum/2009/04/scores_for_17yearolds_flat_sin.html
In the end there is no magic bullet that replaces real services in the classroom to children. On-line classes, on-line tutoring, data walls, on-line learning games, and large class sizes are sinking life boats. Sinking life boats that have fail to address the question of- why has NCLB left millions of our most needy children behind?
I have lost faith in U.S. Department of Education, our state DOE(s), our Education Commissioners, and mayoral controlled boards. Leadership far far removed from the classrooms and schools our children attend, and in some cases have never actually attended public schools themselves as children.
I reject this magic data bullet. Once more let me remind the powers that be; parents want the same small class sizes that Mayor Bloomberg and Bill Gates children had in their K-12 schools.
Class size matters more than magic data bullets,
Jesse The Walking Man Turner
It's past time for government and big business to stop playing fast and loose with public education and our children's futures. I know, I know everyone wants to milk the cash cow that is our tax dollars. Enough!
With the numerous unresolved cases of child abduction and other predatory crimes that are being committed against children, I would think that the people and the institutions responsible for their care and safety would understand that they have a legal responsibility to maintain the security of personal information that could endanger minors or make them vulnerable to perpetrators. Such multilateral sharing of personal data also has major implications in custody suits and other family related affairs that are out of the jurisdiction of the state.
With the backing of the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation..our children's privacy is being invaded.
Our teachers are equipped to assess and track students. We don't need a $20B industry.
I am the educational advocate and parent of a student with a disability. I've worked as a classroom aide, long term substitute teacher, and a head start-middle school substitute teacher. In these roles I am just as welcome as can be. As an ESE parent, I am politely boycotted, ignored, and put on hold. My son's student file became rather criminal looking. He is NOT receiving a Public education appropriate to his disability. I am trying to have his file DEcriminalized as most of it is the work of one individual. My son has been punitively educated. It is clear public school students and parents are not well liked. The students are bread and butter, and scapegoats simultaneously. The publicizing of student files is wrong, because the files are not safe from VINDICTIVE people. Put the money into classroom cameras. You will see overburdened teachers, too many students, and no one engaged in an awesome lesson.
If you think that your software can know a child more than the teacher that looks them in the eye, hears their troubles, and converses with them every day you are delusional. This is just the next frontier of profit for testing and sofware corporations. Now with the implementation of Common Core and the new APPR standards money is being sucked from local school budgets for the sake of testing and purchasing software to data-mine our children. Programs that communities desire for their children and teachers are sacrificed to the alter of Big Data!
This is horrible. I am ready to drop off the grid and take my children with me! How can big government sit back and let these companies violate everything our forefathers fought? Oh, yeah, the government is in the pocket of the wealthy…
I am completely sickened by this drastic shift in the public education system! As a parent from NY, I am even more sickened by my state's lack of response to over 2,600 people who signed a petition asking for their child's information to be kept private. We are their parents and we are charged with doing what is in their best interest. When we say no to sharing their information, we deserve to have our preferences respected! They are not your children and we did not choose to become parents to have their information mined so someone can make money off it!
I do not want any private company to have access to my child's personal information. Ever.
George Orwell foreshadowed the feeling I get when I think of big business having access to all of my children's "data" from the time they enter public school through until they enter the workforce. Next they will want to plant chips in our kids .
I have taught in public schools for 26 years. The trend of data centralization hurts students. It takes decision making power away from teachers and puts it in the hands of politicians. What is described in the article will move the power more into the hands of private industry than ever before. We must resist and restore education decisions back to parents and local educators.
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"Education nirvana or privacy nightmare?" How about computerized police state? It makes me want to cry that so many people in this country willingly are bowing down to Big Brother!! The handwriting of being digitally enslaved is on the wall. An implanted RFID chip could very well be next!
I am untruly disgusted in the 'selling off' of our students personal information to line the pockets of their supporters who sell Edu tech. I consider these longitude files and InBloom data mine IDENTITY THEFT!
I calling/writing to the three credit reporting agencies, Social Security admin, Medicaid, elected officials, Attorney General Office, ACLU and Office of the Inspector General to complain. This is an invasion of privacy at the students expense so it is reason to change SS numbers and change students names legally. What else will Gates/Klein/Bloomberg/Murdock/Walton think of to sell off?
Everything these vendors sell is the opposite of the truth, it will move away from individual teaching, increase class sizes, or worse put pre-k to grade 12 on tablets to be programed into whatever industry new 'workers' are needed.
Since IEP and special need students have health reports in school files this will violate the Privacy Rule of HIPPA. Voters will see thru the marketing and realize you era profiting off students taking funds away from schools. How much will the US education budget dramatically increase? NCLB failed, next to fail is RTTT.
With the constant stream of patches and updates Microsoft is forced to develop and release, these craven fools want us to believe there's no danger to our children here? Big data for education is just like the hog butchering industry in Chicago was, driven purely by profit and using everything but the squeal. That's how they see America's children, as a commodity, nothing more.
Watch this documentary where Noam Chomsky speaks about Public Education and the Common Good and the battle between the intellectuals on the Left and the Conservatives on the Right, who saw Ralph Nader and Herbert Marcuse (and the anti-war demonstrators) and the liberal voice coming from 'Academia' as being out to destroy the American way of life; see (watch or listen to http://www.commondreams.org/video/2013/03/08-0 and you will understand more.
With Bush and now Obama (and most of the government officials) being tied to big-money lobbying interests, the pendulum has swung too far to the Right. Support for inner city teachers and schools has been hung out to dry by Liberals — at least by those in the upper 10%. This is because their kids attend suburban schools, where the impact of NCLB and Obama's Race to the Top (RttT) has been muted by a general feeling among of the students that the tests are a joke and just another PIA and simply another example of how off-target the government is.
The Left has been split on this issue because of the general acceptance of the logic behind concepts of efficiency and 'cost effectiveness', which is, of course, the 'sina qua non' of the 'Business-controlled Right'. It seems like the whole world has 'bought into' the concept that cost reduction is good even if it means transforming costs to individuals — that it is OK to fire effective teachers and replace them with new graduates including those from the Tech For America program, who have no actual training in Teaching.
Chomsky gives a specific example of 'cost transference' concept with an example taken from the Airline Industry: "Airlines' 'decision to stop circulating air within the cabin space 'effectively' transfers the costs to the individual out-of-the-equation because if you get sick it does not cost the airline anymore".
This explains why those given responsibility to administer and manage schools and school systems would base their strategies on "eliminating programs that cost too much."
The RttT gives states a federal-government-approved method for developing testing data into a single metric, which State Administrations can use to evaluate Schools on a cost-effectiveness scale. They are also providing states with money and guidance for developing the data storage and networking needed for monitoring this 'performance measure'. Many states are already using this method even though the RttT-related test questions have not yet been developed. This amounts to a huge experiment with your children and their teachers being the participants without your approval.
This is awful and should be stopped. Private information is private. If this terrible idea were to move forward, not only would InBloom use it to exploit our children, at some point, their systems would be hacked and our children's private data will be stolen and used for other unthinkable things.
Families in Jefferson County, Colorado need your help! We do not accept inBloom's assurances that our children's confidential data will remain safe and we demand the right of parental consent. Please sign our petition to the JeffCo Board of Directors so our voice can be heard: http://signon.org/sign/jeffco-public-schools?source=c.url&r_by=7227995
Wal-Mart was one of the first to realize; control the data, control the business. Wal-Mart turned upside down the notion that factories sent department stores goods to sell. Now, Wal-Mart tells factories not only what they will produce, but at what price.
So it goes in education data mining. Corporations will use this information to tell schools what type of students to produce. With that, the beginning of the end of democracy is at hand.
Gates, Murdoch, Klein..and all future eduvultures:
I am an educator and a parent and I don't embrace anything being promoted and sold by you or Murdoch. You do not care about children, teaching and learning. You care about profits, profits, profits.
Stay away from our children. I don't trust anyone associated with a company that hacked into the cell phone of a missing, murdered 13 year old.
I will collect and track student results the old fashioned way. I will get to know each of my students as individuals with dreams, strengths, goals and opinions. We will create individual portfolios with writing samples and journal entries. We will read fiction, non fiction, memoirs, news articles, essays, short stories,
poems. We will share ideas, opinions and create long term projects: research, book trailers, original plays, book blogs, etc.
As a teacher it is my responsibility to be data informed NOT data driven. I promise you I will not waste time staring at a computer, tablet or wireless device.
Instead I will look at my students and see and hear them. So, I will tell you now I take a pass on your "digital learning tools" and instead I will use my brain, my instincts and my 26 years of teaching experience to guide me, something the faux reformers (you, Rhee, Bloomberg, Bush, etc) know nothing about.
What is also appalling is that those behind inBloom got the USDOE to alter FERPA with little fanfare in 2011. As someone who has served on two higher ed institution's IRB committees that oversee human subjects protection in research, I find it disconcerting to say the least that researchers have to follow very strict (rightly so!) guidelines for research involving minors and obtain parental consent, but business developers with their own greedy interests in mind just get to change federal law and bypass the parents completely. We need to make our moral outrage known to politicians before it's too late.
Another reason to homeschool.
More silicon snake oil where hype and dollar-soaked eyeballs are in much greater abundance than any actual benefits.
Plain and simple it is against the law to she special education information under FERPA. I have a child with a disability who will now graduate from college. If he was in public school right now I would be sueing the ass off of this company.
Wow! As Alexandra says (comments above) it is scandalous that business can essentially buy very detailed information about our children to use for profit and without any permission from parents or oversight from an ethics committee. Shameful. Do Gates, Murdoch et al think they are gods? Because they are far from it. Shame on them.
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Great article, big data will definitely revolutionize learning in all kinds of ways. Universities, colleges and schools will have to be ready for the big data wave. Read more about it here: http://www.bigdata-startups.com/big-data-will-revolutionize-learning/
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