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Teens gather to protest dating violence
STAMFORD -- Dozens of area teenagers gathered in the lobby of the Stamford Government Center on Thursday afternoon, holding signs to protest teen dating violence.
Some of the messages said, "Love not hate," "None of this is my fault," "Break the silence," "I love myself way too much to be with you," and "Speak up, speak out."
Participant Gena Gordon, a 10th-grader at Brien McMahon High School in Norwalk, said one of her friends suffered abuse at the hands of a boyfriend. She said he tricked her and used her for sex.
"She was oblivious to it because she thought it was love, but it wasn't," she said.
At the event, Norwalk Mayor Richard Moccia officially proclaimed February as Teen Dating Violence Awareness and Prevention Month.
Moccia said 10 percent of American teenagers report being in a physically violent dating relationship. Eight percent in Connecticut were in a physically violent dating relationship last year, while 17 percent of state teens were in an emotionally abusive dating relationship.
Of the Connecticut teens who report dating violence, he said 30 percent considered suicide, 25 percent made a suicide plan and 20 percent attempted suicide.
Establishing a month of awareness will benefit schools, communities, and families regardless of socioeconomic status, race or sex, Moccia said.
Rebecca Porter, of the Center for Youth Leadership in Norwalk, said while this month is important, the center been working on teen dating violence every day since 2004. It has successfully lobbied the state Department of Public Health to revise a survey it administers every other year to 2,500 students.
Teenagers are now asked to answer questions about physical dating violence and emotional and verbal abuse, which their research has shown is more prevalent among Connecticut teens.
"We believe our lobbying effort provides lawmakers, donor groups and service providers with a more accurate picture of dating violence," Porter said.
Due to the center's efforts, Porter said a law was enacted two years ago allowing teenagers to get restraining orders against abusive dating partners. Last year, she said legislation was passed that allows a copy of a protective or restraining order to be sent to any public university, college or high school the protected person attends.
The center's street outreach campaign in area municipalities reaches more than 1,000 teens and pre-teens a year, Porter said. The center has posters displayed at schools, community centers and businesses, and members distributing material about texting and sexting, she said.
It also has a food drive that provides canned goods to local domestic-violence safe houses and teach middle school students about teen dating violence.
"We are urging the boards of education in our towns to adopt a teen dating policy, and write protocols that will guide school staff in responding to dating violence incidents on campus," Porter said.
Anthony Kresmary, of the Mayor's Youth Leadership Council in Stamford, said high school can be a difficult time for teens, especially those dealing with dating violence.
Kresmary said the event was sponsored by the Stamford Youth Services Bureau, the Center for Youth Leadership in Norwalk and the Greenwich YMCA. Together, these programs have more than 300 activists who dedicate their time and energy to stopping dating violence.
Meredith Clark, of the Greenwich YMCA, said 65 percent of teens report that a partner has checked up on them 10 to 30 times per day on via cellphone. She also said 43 percent of student victims report at least one incident of dating violence on campus.


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Sep 5, 2011, 12.44 PMby WhisperingPines
Didn't this pattern use to be free, once upon a time?
Jul 5, 2011, 07.11 PMby disy
Proper size ballpoint needles are essential for sewing anything stretchy also what I have found to be very helpful is wolly nylon in the bobbin and using a walkingfoot attachment. The best places for great stretch fabrics are http://www.stretchhouse.comwww.spandexworld.com both in NYC
Feb 12, 2011, 04.24 PMby crissy123
What materials can you line the top and bottom with?
Apr 13, 2010, 07.31 PMby lelie
and where to find lovely spandex? Not in my neighbourhood :(
Aug 20, 2009, 06.10 PMby sewinl0ve
Use a ball point needle when you sew any stretchy fabrics, such as jersey or spandex and for delicate fabrics, such as silk or sheer fabrics. Regular needles will try to tear through the fibers, so since the needle cannot penetrate the fibers without breaking them it will just stretch the fabric down into the machine, thus causing the feed dogs to "eat" it instead of feed it through the machine. A ball point needle has a rounded tip which slips between the fibers instead of tearing through them. This is why so many people get frustrated when working with "difficult" fabrics. Many people don't know the difference between the different types of needles, so now you do. Use a smaller size needle for lighter weight or more delicate fabrics. Increase the needle size according to the fabric weight / durability. I hope this info saves others from the sane frustration ;o)
Apr 19, 2008, 05.49 PMby violetbywil
First of all you should be using a ball point needle on spandex.
A trick I've employed on small spandex projects to make the fabric behave is apply fusible interfacing to the wrong side of the fabric before you cut out the pieces. Then after you have the pieces cut out, cut back the interfacing to inside the seam allowances. When the you're all done with your sewing pull the interfacing out. I've found this makes the whole process a little less frustrating. Credit goes to my sister for this idea.
Mar 10, 2008, 01.27 PMby immaseamster
Anyone have any suggestions on how to sew on spandex material…I'm having the hardest time not breaking my machine.
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Apr 15, 2011, 08.08 PMby funnymuffin
sewinl0ve and violetbywil both have good responses to this problem. I would also like to add that sometimes I will put thin paper or coffee filters under difficult fabric when I sew. It might dull your needle a little faster, but it will prevent your sewing machine from eating the fabric. Good luck and happy sewing!
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siriushardware wrote:As you've noticed L305 /L306 are only supposed to have two actual connections. However, components with only two pins are prone to wobble back and forth so sometimes coils / inductors / transformers have extra legs which are not connected to any part of the coil winding. Their job is just to provide more solder anchor points to the PCB.
czietz wrote:The schematic gives it away: These are not simple inductors.
Fujiyama wrote:Are they all the same? The schematics say nothing about their values.
siriushardware wrote:In the light of that clarification from Czietz, it is actually possible that the capacitor in the T-filter assembly has gone short circuit.
You can verify this by taking out the suspect coil/filter and measuring the resistance from each terminal of the component to the others. Your meter should see a dead short, more or less, between two of the pins.
From those two pins to the third pin (the one which normally goes to zero volts on the PCB) there should appear to be infinite resistance, although you may see a brief flash of lower resistance when you first connect the meter. If all three pins appear to be constantly shorted to each other the device is faulty.
If that proves to be the case, what I said before still applies - these components are just interference filters and you can bypass a suspected faulty one by linking from one side to the other and leaving the third (0V connected) PCB hole unconnected. If that solves the problem, by all means try to source a replacement filter.
dhedberg wrote:How about Quest Components?
https://www.questcomp.com/QuestDetails. ... partsearch
Fujiyama wrote:dhedberg wrote:How about Quest Components?
I just registered with them (in order to check the shipping costs) and found out that there's a minimum US$ 25 order (100 of those T-filters) and the cheapest shipping method would be US$ 50, so in total US$ 75 for 100 of them. And that's not even including import duty and taxes. I estimate the total would cost me around US$ 94 which is a bit much considering I just need one (plus possibly a couple of extras in case the other filters need replacement some time).
Fujiyama wrote:How do you find equivalents for components like this? Is it a matter of knowing your stuff, understanding datasheets and comparing, or are there dedicated websites/databases for this very thing?
Fujiyama wrote:Also, are these filters parts that commonly wear down and need replacing (like electrolytic capacitors), or have I just become very unlucky?
Fujiyama wrote:The STe service manual lists several different filters (see image attached) and I assume its similar to what is found in the Mega STe. But it's hard to tell which filters go where. Can you decipher it better perhaps?
Fujiyama wrote:I've started getting an "out of range. 15.8KHz/60Hz" message on the LCD display itself. It often happens if I do a reset (CTRL-ALT-DEL or pressing the reset button) even though the computer has booted fine. Could the monitor be at fault?
Fujiyama wrote:I think you're right about "ALT" meaning alternative filters as this doesn't seem to be a critical valued part. According to the list there are 5 options, but the ZJSR5101-102 isn't mentioned. How did you figure out that one?
Fujiyama wrote:I should probably take a closer look inside the Mega STe to see if I can find "102" markings on all of them. There are quite a lot of those filters, probably 50 or more, attached to each connector (serial, parallel, MIDI, ACSI etc.). Are they to prevent voltage spikes from coming in and destroying the other components nearby?
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Are they to prevent voltage spikes from coming in and destroying the other components nearby?
siriushardware wrote:Well done on finding that faulty filter. I have to admit that's a long way from being the first thing I would have thought about, but your persistence has paid off. At least you don't have to replace the Optocoupler after all.
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Stewart Dishes The Dirt
Joliet, Ill. – Tony Stewart is not just a Sprint Cup driver and a NASCAR team owner. He is also a track owner and sprint car-team owner.
Stewart owns what is perhaps the best dirt track in the country – Eldora Speedway in Ohio.
A couple of his World of Outlaws drivers – champion Donny Schatz and legendary Steve Kinser – are regular winners in the series.
During a break from NASCAR action Friday at Chicagoland Speedway, Stewart took some time to answer some questions about his "other" careers.
Question: What is it like at Eldora and the Kings Royal (sprint car race) right now?
Stewart: "It's pretty cool. We didn't really see, two years ago we didn't see a big drop off, but this year we've seen a little of the affects of it with the bigger races. We've lost some cars and the car count. Not as drastic as I thought it was going to be so I've been pleasantly surprised from that aspect.
"You sit there and you drive through the campgrounds and you talk to the fans and you realize that they're having to cut corners and it's affecting the Saturday night people just as much as the NASCAR crowd. Hopefully we're getting on the back side of it and getting through it, but I know we went to Sharon (Speedway) Wednesday and ran at Dave Blaney's place there.
"Kasey (Kahne) and I were going to run 360 cars at Eldora next weekend and Dave is actually going to run the King's Royal so that's pretty cool that he's back in a 410. That's where he made his name so it's going to be cool to see him get back in one and run at Eldora again."
Question: What did short track racing do for your and your career and how important is it to keep those kind of tracks open?
Stewart: "It's very important. Nobody gets to this level and just starts here. There's nobody that says, all right I'm going to be a NASCAR driver and gets a NASCAR license and starts racing. They all had to start at a short track somewhere and work their way up. It's a shame across the country to watch tracks go by and some of them have gone away because the economics and some of them have gone away because housing developments a mile away from it are built and a race track has been there for 50 years and all of the sudden people complain about the noise at the race track and get it shut down.
"That's probably the one thing, being a short track promoter, frustrates me the most. If you're going to buy a house, you ought to at least check and see where you're buying it and if there's a place that's been around there for 50 years, don't complain about the noise. They were there long before these people moved in. It is, it's important because if we lose that, we lose the feeder system to get to this level. It's how all these guys got their start and it's how all these guys got the skills to be the drivers they are now."
Question: How big was it for you to add Steve Kinser to your Outlaws team?
Stewart: "It makes me feel like Roger Penske on the IndyCar side and Chip Ganassi on the road race side and Rick Hendrick on the Cup side. I feel like we've got the two most sought after guys that you could ask for. We are second and fourth in the points right now. It's pretty cool to have a guy that's won 20 Outlaw championships and 14 Knoxville Nationals and however many races he's won there, driving your car. We have two of the best guys in the series and it's neat to watch them run with each other, but there's some nights where I see what it's like to be a multi-car owner.
"You sit on the trailer and watch your cars about run over the top of each other and you sit there and you just grab your head like I can't believe this is going to happen. It's fun and it's fun to have somebody of Steve's (Kinser) caliber and Donny's (Schatz) driving our cars. He had his back surgery last fall and you can see a lot of new energy in him this year that we haven't seen in a while. I don't think he really realized how bad he was feeling because of his back until he had it operated on in the fall. It's like you see a new Steve this year. He's got a lot of energy and he's winning a lot of races again."
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Should the NFL Eliminate Kickoffs? — Sports Survey of the Day
We could soon see some big changes in the NFL. Commissioner Roger Goodell wants to do away with kickoffs to reduce head injuries.
In the NFL's attempts to reduce violent injuries—mainly those to the head—they have done many things. The kickoff has already seen changes in the last few years. It was moved from the 30-yard line to the 35-yard line, in hopes that it would reduce the frequency of returns and, thus, the number of injuries. Now, the NFL wants to replace it all together.
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3 simple ways to cook heart healthy
Heart disease kind of haunts me. My mom died of it and my dad has had two heart attacks. That family history can raise my risk of heart disease. And while I cannot control my genes, I can control my lifestyle. So can you. Here are three simple things you can do to be heart-healthy when you cook.
From the American Heart Association's (AHA) BetterU Program:
• Add healthy ingredients to recipes: Use frozen vegetables, beans and brown or wild rice in soups and casseroles; top pizza with fresh vegetables; and add frozen or fresh fruit to cereal and baked goods.
• Delete or cut down on less healthy ingredients in recipes: Remove skin from chicken; use less cheese and butter in casseroles, pasta and salads; and cut back on the amount of salt you add to dishes. You probably won't even notice the changes.
• Replace less healthy ingredients with more healthy ones:. Top baked potatoes with salsa instead of butter and sour cream; saute with a little olive oil instead of butter; use low-sodium chicken broth to make mashed potatoes creamy.
For more information on heart disease and how you can prevent it, go to the AHA's Go Red for Women site.
Be good to your heart, okay?


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* 2 cups torn mixed salad greens
* 1 plum tomato, cut into wedges
* 1/2 cup chopped sweet yellow pepper
* 2 tablespoons balsamic vinaigrette
* 2 tablespoons shredded mozzarella and Asiago cheese with roasted garlic
* In a small serving bowl, combine the salad greens, tomato and yellow pepper. Drizzle with vinaigrette and toss to coat. Sprinkle with cheese. Yield: 2 servings.


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For me, by far the most interesting new feature is the release tool. I hate versions with a vengeance, they are not very user friendly. In a large build it is so easy to get versions wrong and the resulting problems are not easy to detect, to say the least. Automating is the solution of course; the original reason behind bnd. However, bnd works on the bundle and class path level and therefore has no concept of change, and versions are all about change. Semantic versioning provides a language to express the nature of the change and thereby gives us the mechanism to describe a conditional dependency that accepts certain changes but rejects other changes. As the white paper argues, this dependency differs on the role the requirer plays. Consumers are loosely coupled to an API since we go out of our way to be backward compatible but Providers of that API have a much stronger connection, almost any change in the API is a responsibility of the provider. These different roles and their influence on imports is reflected in their import version policies.
The theory is fine but it requires very minute maintenance of versions. For a lot of developers the idea to maintain package versions sounds horrific because it is already so difficult to manage their artifact versions, just imagine that you have to do that 20x more! In reality, bnd has always provided support for minimizing that work. You rarely ever have to specify import versions since they're picked up from the classpath.
The story for exports is different. You have to specify the export versions by hand, and this is trickier because it requires a judgement of the changes that were made. For example, adding a method to an interface breaks all implementers of that interface. Depending if that interface was implemented by a Consumer or Provider, you have a major or minor change. Judging this change requires a comparison against a previous version and as I stated earlier, bnd had no concept of time. It had, however, a concept of (pluggable) repositories, and repositories can provide history. Though all parts were present, there was only rudimentary functionality that bound it all together before release 2.0.
There was a release tool in the previous release but it had some shortcomings. PK Søreide from CommActivity in Stockholm and I set out to improve this function for this release. I extended bndlib with an extensive API and resource diff tool and a baseline tool. The diff tool understands Java semantics and is capable of representing the changes between two JARs all the way up to the modifiers of a field or method. It also judges if a change is MAJOR, MINOR, or MICRO: the parts of our version. Since this judgement depends on the role that an interface or class plays, the diff tool supports the @ConsumerType and @ProviderType annotations. The diff tool also supports many other, sometimes subtle, rules about compatibility like adding methods to an interface or making a field protected.
$ bnd diff -am some-1.1.0.jar some-1.0.1.jar ADDED PACKAGE baeline CHANGED MANIFEST
REMOVED HEADER Bundle-Version:1.0.1 ADDED HEADER Bundle-Version:1.1.0 CHANGED HEADER Export-Package ADDED CLAUSE baeline ADDED HEADER Provide-Capability:x-jpm-plugin; x-jpm-plugin=apache.felix.webconsole
The baseline tool then takes the diff tool's output and calculates the minimum required version bump for the bundle and the packages. For example, from the command line:
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Now, command lines are my favorite tool but, although they seem to be gaining in popularity, most developers want buttons and lists. So PK developed a GUI tool that displays the aggregates of the changes with the possibility to drill down to the most minute details. It also provides a suggestion for the bundle version and each modified package version. With one press of a button, the build is updated and the artifacts are pushed tot the release repository.
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Please join me in welcoming romance author, Mima to KF! Mima lives in a small village on the Erie Canal where she rearranges her perennial garden, is a teacher-librarian to one thousand delightful children, and string partner to a wee black cat.
Take it away, Mima...
I'm a browncoat, which in geekspeak means I'm a Firefly fan. Toward the end of the movie Serenity, there is an image that Joss admits was one of his inspirations for the whole story. Blast doors open after all hope is lost, and there is River, their damaged little girl, standing in a pile of bodies with two gore-covered axes. And then the military pulls the wall down, silhouetting her. We all hold our breath. Will she attack them?
This is what I refer to as a glory shot. I'm not sure what the technical movie term is for it, but basically it's the source of trailer editor's dreams. A glory shot leaves your heart pounding, and your eyes dazzled in awe.
I am vain enough to wish a few of my books would be turned into film (starring Nathan Fillion wouldn't hurt). When I imagine my books, I do see at least one "glory shot" in each of them. A glory shot from my newest book, Spirit Within, is one that happens early. The heroine, at that moment nameless and identifying only as Slave, enters a barren stone cell to find a shapeshifter hanging in chains. When his amber gaze lifts to hers, he puts his rage away to smile at her. Well. I may have rewound that scene a few dozen times in my mind.
Readers, do you have these kinds of visual memories from the books you read? I love it when an author has led me down that path, and those blast doors pull back, leaving me with frozen moments of beauty and impact.
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Please join me in welcoming romance author, Mima to KF! Mima lives in a small village on the Erie Canal where she rearranges her perennial garden, is a teacher-librarian to one thousand delightful children, and string partner to a wee black cat.
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- Emily Ryan-Davis said...
You know I'm a drooling fan of your futuristic novel IN SERVICE (http://www.loose-id.com/prod-In_Service-787.aspx) for others who find their chins too dry today.
I'm curious which scene from IN SERVICE is your glory shot. As I was reading it, the scene that hit me that way is the scene where Shon and Grady are suited up and ready to do battle with unknown treachery, emotionally worn down and exhausted and each a wreck, and Malla appears (in my mind silhouetted by the gaping mouth of her banged-up-and-beaten shuttle).
That would totally be a movie trailer moment. I'd watch it on YouTube over and over again.
- October 17, 2009 at 10:03 AM
- catslady said...
Some books and movies leave permanent impressions. Mostly the scary ones lol. I'm just getting into paranormal and furturistic books and yours sounds fascinating.
- October 17, 2009 at 12:36 PM
- Mima said...
awww, thanks Emily. My glory shot for In Service would be when Malla is standing in the middle of a futuristic urban intersection, and laser fire is flying in all directions. She looks over and sees Vel get pulled down, she looks up and sees Shon get shot in midleap onto the gunship, she sees Kor and their rescuee get blown into the air from their cover, and Grady turns to her and screams at her to retreat.
That bombardment, where she loses all her men, and she's standing there in her singed Luo armor, useless... I can see the disbelief on her face deepen as each of her men gets ripped away in four consecutive seconds, and I can see the horror as she turns to go, leaving Grady to be swarmed. It's physical and emotional chaos.
- October 17, 2009 at 1:07 PM
- Emily Ryan-Davis said...
Your glory shot gave me chills. I can totally see that now!
- October 17, 2009 at 2:48 PM
- Mima said...
Emily, tell me about one of your own books' glory shots.
Interestingly, I was just reading my newest EW (the one with Dave Letterman on the front--gag) and Mark Harris had this great, scathing critique of the new 2012 trailer, which is nothing but "destructo-porn" where we're supposed to cheer watching world icons and cities blow up. I agree= some glory shots are so empty of feeling and taste they're disturbing. I won't even watch TV commercials for the SAW movies.
- October 17, 2009 at 5:31 PM
- Emily Ryan-Davis said...
Um. I'm not sure if I have any glory shots. The defining moments in my books tend to be small and quietly meaningful. I chicken out on the climax. It's a flaw I'm working on. :)
- October 17, 2009 at 8:08 PM
- Elise Logan said...
Glory shot for Fire Within (which, Emily, counts as one of your works and will be available in Dec from LSB).
There are a couple. One is R-rated. I'll just call it the Chair. That scene came full blown to my brain and very, very visual.
The other is the pool party, with Eden peering around Michael and locking eyes on Seth. Seth's in full firefighter gear, pumped up and ready to be the hero he is, and he's absolutely floored to find her there, with another man.
- October 17, 2009 at 9:57 PM
- Mima said...
thanks for sharing Elise!
chairs are useful things, aren't they...
- October 18, 2009 at 9:50 AM
- VangieWilliams said...
OOOOooo! You exposed - the glory spot. Intense is an understatement. Too hot for blogging.
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The measure approving the sale passed with stipulations that it would be subject to a permissive referendum filed within 30 days by any residents opposing the sale. According to Dowd that measure would require action in the form of a petition signed by 5 percent of the town's voting residents. The motion to sell the green space was approved unanimously.
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**Content below is strictly for people who are eating, about to eat, or have just eaten. Nicolekiss does not hold responsible for any undesirable outcome.
You have been warned unethically.
On with the show. Now it's commonly known by my peers that I will try (to eat) anything at least once. And I mean anything.
Be it life worms (which I so wanted to try but never had the chance to) or dead spiders.
Call it a dare devil thing, I'm just adventurous in the food sector and the curiosity of wanting to know how each food taste like drive my enthusiasm in fear factor food tasting.
This was no different when I travelled to Cambodia.
In my hostel room with my new hair
View from toilet. The wonder of self timer
As I was cycling around the town of Siem Reap following my previous entry, I came across this group of Cambodian ladies squatting in a corner in front a tourist shopping centre stuffing their face over something.
So I went up to ask them in SLOW English what they were doing.
Turned out, they were surrounding this vendor lady selling some sort of eggs.
Holy shit, isn't this the duck fetus egg I have been seeing and hearing everywhere in Indo China? You know, the egg where the fetus has matured into a baby duck but not fully a duck form yet?
I know I have sworn to NOT eat one of these things due to the many things I heard from friends that this devilish stuff can cause a hell of a stomach feud.
Next thing I know, I was squatting among them waiting for my very own, and first, duck fetus egg.
Yes, why not, serve with a bit of salt, garlic and chilli, it looks "delicious"~ *barf look*
I was taught how to eat one of these things.
First, you crack open the shell on the top like you would with half boil egg for breakfast.
And it will expose a layer of membrane revealing the boiled (cooked) yellow yolk underneath.
Peel it off and stuck a spoon in it.
Sick, I know.
Now spoon it out.
If you're about to barf now, perfect.
What you are looking at now it's the feathers of the semi deformed baby duck (or fetus), you have probably scooped the eye, beak, brain and bones out for all I know but it would be too mixed up to really recognise it.
I'll show a different angle.
Because it's still in a fetus form, the bones are pretty soft you can actually gorge the whole thing down with ease.
Now, you have to trust me on this. IT DOES NOT TASTE AS BAD AS IT LOOKS. In fact, to be really honest, with a bit of lime, chilly sauce and salt, it's actually pretty damn good! Albeit bit high in cholesterol.
Cheers mate~
So why not have a duck fetus egg when you travel to Cambodia, Laos or Philippines? It's all over the place, remember to look for the stalls or vendors who boil their eggs properly or you might be spend the night on the toilet bowl.
Now the last photo I'm just being pretty mean and if you have not barfed at this point, congrats.
Can you see the wings? O, and I think I spotted a beak?
Quack~! (evil grin)
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I think I'll stick to foetus-free eggs. They're pretty good even without the lime, chilli and garlic...ReplyDelete
hmmmm excellent topic pre dinner time, nice going nic!ReplyDelete
tell me, did what go in look as gross as what came out later?
erm... what abt the feathers? you eat it together with it?? so.... what does it taste like? half duck, half century egg, half normal duck egg? curious guy here =PReplyDelete
- dw3n13/5/08 8:05 PM
holy cow!ReplyDelete
I can wank to them duck foetuses any day!!ReplyDelete
- Anonymous13/5/08 8:34 PM
You're definitely warped and sick! U need a man badly.ReplyDelete
i wonder how u eat it.. its pretty yucky.. from the look of it.. it will put me off from eating it... anywy.. its cool to see u enjoying it..ReplyDelete
Oh my eyes!! my eyes!!ReplyDelete
Oh goodness! Thanks for showing me those pics. When i was in the philipines recently they wanted me to try 'balut' which i believe is what you ate in those pics. Thank God we didn't have the time to look for them. I would have puked!!ReplyDelete
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- Anonymous13/5/08 10:33 PM
NO WAY U ATE THAT!!!?!?!?!?!ReplyDelete
- Jess13/5/08 10:38 PM
My Goodness~!!!!! @.@ReplyDelete
- Anonymous13/5/08 11:11 PM
ohmygod i am sorry nicole but this is just too inhumane.i can't believe you ate it.ReplyDelete
oh. my. god. that's just plain gross.ReplyDelete
but i don't see what's so 'inhumane' about it considering it's a local delicacy and is not banned..
- rm2co13/5/08 11:40 PM
- rm2co13/5/08 11:44 PM
At least in Cambodia, they serve balut with a bit of salt, garlic, chilli and basil leaves. In the Phillipines, it's served neat...no garnishings at all....ultra urgh!!!ReplyDelete
- krisandro14/5/08 12:17 AM
Okay.. i am gonna have bad appetite for the next 3 days....ReplyDelete
U u u eat Strawberry looks cute wor...ReplyDelete
ehh...the Balut thing what do they call it in Cambodia ar?...(*_*)"
- carmen14/5/08 12:31 AM
holy mathafucking jesus! i've nothing against it but holyshit. it's sick and you've almost succeeded in making me barf.ReplyDelete
but i was thinking, what exactly does it taste like? x|
:-) u r the cutest thing i have seen for a long time!ReplyDelete
very nice blog.
enjoyed my tour of ur archives.
keep it up....
- Anonymous14/5/08 2:01 AM
Ate balut once in the PI in 1989. I remember it tasting, well, like a strong egg. Not bad, but would not do it again. JonReplyDelete
PS, great blog
Oh, so that's it! I have a friend who once mentioned to me that she wouldn't dare to try century eggs because she'd heard that there was a foetus in it. Guess she was referring to this.ReplyDelete
I just ate, but I didn't barf :P Guess I was forewarned. I don't think I'd dare try it though, the look of it really puts me off.
- Anonymous14/5/08 4:57 AM
It's your roomate Gracey from the hostel!! (The blonde one bottom bunk interacter girl:) I can't believe that I've been home for a week now:( IT's depressing! The girls and I missed you dearly once you were gone! Hope all is well!
Looks like Ayamas!ReplyDelete
...but I rather eat a roasted grown duck. Thanks for sharing
OMG Gracey! Don't you just miss Cambodia! I DO! We HAVE to keep in touch, add me in msn or something.ReplyDelete
- Anonymous14/5/08 10:13 AM
Holy Crap!..i wanna throw up!!Nice blog but the " gourmet" is too extreme im afraid..ReplyDelete
Ooh, my!! Adventurous! I don't think I'll ever have that through my throat, what more in my tummy!ReplyDelete
It's hard to even make me eat chicken feet.
Awesome blog ya have here, Nicole :) And your dyed hair looks good.
yucks! Nicole! why why??ReplyDelete
- Anonymous14/5/08 11:11 AM
It actually taste not so bad as what you see it in nic photo. :)ReplyDelete
Agree with you nic, at least try it once for all if not you will never know how it taste like. :) Cheers.
- David de Borja14/5/08 11:32 AM
Wow first time eating one eh? Glad that you liked it. In Philippines we call it Balut, and usually ours will be chicken eggs. Either way they do taste good, but for me it would be the liquid in it that always makes it tastes better. Good to know you're always trying different food from different countries. As I always say, the scenery, food and the people are the best part in any country! Oh I love your new hair, great colour and length! :D keep up the good work and can't wait to read more of your adventures! =DReplyDelete
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nicole is daring! eheh..if u dont try it NOW, u won't have the chance when u grow up..huhu..rite nicole?ReplyDelete
I have been waiting for you to post this up...So this is how it looks like...*runs off to puke* I don't mind trying though, once in a lifetime experience what, right? =)ReplyDelete
hi nicole..nice pictures LOL.....i ate fried scorpions before but foetus egg...not yet...lol.....looks gross...u got msn??ReplyDelete
- Anonymous14/5/08 3:44 PM
my fucking god. no way.ReplyDelete
it doesn't look pretty, but hey, it's a local delicacy! and eating baby ducks is no more inhumane that eating grown up ducks if u r talking about lives..ReplyDelete
Poor little duckling. =(ReplyDelete
i would not eat that but kudos that you did .. the sight would have made me run far away ..does it smell? what does it smell like?ReplyDelete
- Anonymous14/5/08 5:13 PM
heh heh heh...i guess Nicole will swallow too!ReplyDelete
- Anonymous14/5/08 5:27 PM
I'll only believe it when i see one in your mouth...LOLReplyDelete
i am quite culinary-adventurous wan, and i dun EEWW at many things.... however, this is a big EEWW EEWW!!!ReplyDelete
- Anonymous14/5/08 6:59 PM
Nicole! Did you really have a bite?ReplyDelete
Kenny Sia!!! Your snake blood, gall etc is nothing man! Nicole beat you!
Nicole! You are the Queen!!
Nic, youre my woman !! The Phon They Khun you had is something like 20 over days ?? The one I had was slightly less than 20days..was just nice..without da feathers !!!ReplyDelete
JAcky : The balut thing is called Phon Thae Khun in Cambodia.You really has to try it yourself..its delicious !!!!ReplyDelete
Wat on earth r u doin to urself...OMG...hw cud u let that stuff pass ur mouth....Neva eva saw that side of u...Have u tried signing up 4 fear factor???? U'd probably win a million $$ or somthin....ReplyDelete
- Jayshini14/5/08 10:50 PM
holy mother of god....disguisting is really an understatement here!ReplyDelete
very nice even without all those lime n wateva... lols. my favourite! .. first tried in philipines.! heh ! gona try next time!! euh.. im missing them! haha!ReplyDelete
- Anonymous15/5/08 1:19 PM
will not kiss u......heheheheheReplyDelete
looked gross man... but I think it's all in the mind, and I believe that it's pretty delicious...ReplyDelete
will probably try it if I have the chance... buahahahaha... :)
I just had my dinner before i came here! OMG OMG OMG! It's so gross. I can't even bear the look of it, what more you ate it. Salute you man!ReplyDelete
This is very daring from you! I certainly won't try anything like that!ReplyDelete
- Jacob16/5/08 2:36 PM
I think I just throw up, so what's for dinner? ;DReplyDelete
Holy crap.ReplyDelete
I think they served it up for the contestants in survivor china.
I will stick to eggs without the feathers and.. pink stuff.
You daredevil you.ReplyDelete
i just puked .... puked again. PUKED.ReplyDelete
- Anonymous20/5/08 2:49 PM
Yummy :)ReplyDelete
- Ryan1/6/08 11:47 PM
Oh my my!ReplyDelete
Awwww....full with Vitamin CReplyDelete
hm... nice photos.ReplyDelete
i wanna taste it soon.
- You is sick14/8/08 11:44 AM
hope you enjoy it one day when someone cut you open and take your foetus away.ReplyDelete
omg you really ate it...so yaksssReplyDelete


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BT Says No Need For Traffic Shaping Or Breaking Net Neutrality; Just Add Bandwidth
from the well,-look-at-that... dept
It looks like the myth about how the internet is collapsing unless network neutrality can be broken is beginning to crumble. We've already seen that there's plenty of investment in increased capacity, and that those who actually understand what's going on say there's no real threat of running out of capacity any time soon. However, the real cracks start coming out when even the telcos aren't spewing what had been the industry line about the need to ditch network neutrality. Last year, Qwest's CTO admitted that most telcos who were complaining about file sharing traffic eating up their capacity were overstating their case and now the CTO of BT is saying that using traffic shaping to break network neutrality is completely unnecessary. He notes that they're investing in more bandwidth capacity, and that's all they need. In discussing Rogers ongoing traffic shaping, BT's CTO said that it sounds "quite Big Brother-ish," and he sees no reason to do any traffic shaping, since they'll have plenty of bandwidth to offer. It's the argument plenty of people have made for years. While QoS and bandwidth are two different things, if you offer enough bandwidth, the QoS issues tend to fade away -- and then the only reason to insist on QoS is if an ISP is trying to double charge some companies who have been better at monetizing the internet than the ISP. Of course, that hasn't stopped the press from droning on about how video is about to kill the internet. Apparently that makes for a much better story than actually talking to those who manage the network.


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Should you take the course the corresponds to the books you already used to prepare? I read the Powerscore books and I was wondering if it would make sense for me to take the Powerscore class. I think Powerscore's methods are good and I don't want to learn a whole new set of methods to answering questions, however, that could be a good thing I guess. For those who read the powerscore books and took a class, which one did you take? I've heard TestMasters is similar to Powerscore, but I am just looking for the best class that will build upon what I've already learned from the PowerScore books.


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François Hollande commits France to the "urgent" fight against wildlife crime
In our fight to protect endangered species, there are certain days that allow us to measure how far we have come and show that all the relentless efforts to inform, raise awareness, alert and provide suggestions are never in vain.
Thursday 5th December 2013, is now one of these special days…
Unfortunately, this is not due to the fact that this date marks the complete end of poaching and trafficking which threaten the survival of numerous emblematic species such as the elephant, the rhino or even the tiger. However, it does pave the way forward in France and on the international arena to achieve this end goal.
Also on IFAW.org: Spotlight Cameroon: anti-poaching trainings already bearing fruit
Indeed, on this day in Paris, on the occasion of the French Summit on Peace and Security in Africa, France pledged to, at the very highest level of government, fight against wildlife crime towards endangered species at a round table discussion dedicated to this issue in the presence of some twenty delegations of African Heads of State.
During his opening speech, the President of the Republic, François Hollande, recalled the urgent need to act now and revealed certain measures of the action plan that France commits itself to implement in order to effectively combat poaching and the trafficking of endangered species on a national, European and international scale.
With this ambitious and concrete action plan developed in collaboration with certain NGOs including IFAW, France has become the first country within the European Union to follow in the footsteps of the United States.
For more information about IFAW efforts to stem the tide of wildlife crime, visit our campaign page.


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Vidal insists he's not going to Manchester
Juventus star Arturo Vidal has played down suggestions he is on the brink of moving to Manchester United.
The Chile midfielder returned to Turin on Thursday following an extended break after representing his country at the World Cup in Brazil.
Premier League trio United, Arsenal and Liverpool have all been linked with a move for the 27-year-old - one of Juve's key players last term as they wrapped up a third consecutive Serie A title.
Vidal netted 18 goals in 46 appearances across all competitions, but his campaign was ended by a knee injury that also limited his performances in the World Cup.
That has not put off potential suitors, but Vidal - while conceding he is yet to speak to new Juve coach Massimiliano Allegri - rejected any notion a move to Old Trafford could be on the cards.
"I'm still on vacation," he is quoted as saying by Gazzetta dello Sport. "Can I say I will remain with Juve? I don't know.
"I'll talk to Allegri on Monday and then we will see.
"I'm happy and calm here, I think Juve fans should be too.
"I haven't spoken with Allegri or any of my team-mates yet, but I'm not going to Manchester."
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Over 80 Portsmouth Papers have been published since their inception in 1967. Although the rate of publication has slowed somewhat, they remain an amazing resource for the local historian, and make Portsmouth one of the most written-about cities for its size in Britain. I know they came in handy when I writing my dissertation. Over the coming weeks I will be bringing you a summary of some of the best numbers in the series.
One of the most ironic things about the first ever Portsmouth Paper, is that its subject is not in Portsmouth at all. Yet Portchester Castle was one of the earliest and most important factors in human activity in the Portsmouth area, so the cross-boundary activity can surely be forgiven!
In 1967 Barry Cunliffe was already one of Britain's most foremost Archaeologists. Now, 43 years later, Sir Barry Cunliffe is retired, after a career that culminated as Professor of International Archaeology at the University of Oxford. He has also served as the President of the British Council for Archaeology, a Governor of the Museum of London, the interim chair of English Heritage, and he is currently the Chair of the Friends of the British Museum. Professor Cunliffe is even one of the references on Mick Aston's CV!
Excavations began at Portchester Castle in 1961. The first three years were spent excavating the Roman walls. Focus then shifted to the inner bailey of the Castle, with digging beginning in the South West quarter.
The first traces of occupation at Portchester date from the First Century AD, in the form of small amounts of pottery and a few post-holes. It is known that in AD 43 the Roman Fleet was stationed in Britain, and a system of Roman forts and fleets remained on the south and east coasts for several centuries. Coins found in the walls at Portchester date their construction to some time after AD 268. The walls were a significant feature, being 10 feet thick and up to 20 feet high. 24,000 cubic yards of flint and mortar were used. Cuniffe gives us a vivid picture of how the walls were built, and includes a fascinatng picture showing the join between the work of two Roman building gangs. Outside of this main wall projected a number of D-shaped Bastions.
Gates are always bound to be a weak point in any fortification. At Portchester the two gates are found on the 'Land' and 'Water' sides. Both of these sections of the castle have been heavily modified and rebuilt over the centuries, and detailed illustrations show the various stages of rebuiding. Aside from the gates, evidence of Roman buildings has been found in the inner bailey, such as latrines. The rubbish deposits found in the Castle give us a very full picture of Garrison life in the Castle – animal bones, for instance.
After the fall of the Roman Empire, the site was not occupied militarily. However, it is likely that people used the Castle as shelter. Ancient Anglo-Saxon chronicles tell us that in AD 501 a man named Port landed at Portsmouth and killed a noble man. Excavations at Portchester have found evidence of Saxon activity at the Castle, however there is no link to the mysterious Port. However Portchester is extremely significant, as so few examples of Saxon settlement remain. From the 10th Century documentary sources relating to Portchester are much more common, and it is clear that parts of the Watergate in particular are of late-Saxon origin.
After the Norman Conquest in 1066 the Castle found a new lease of life. The Domesday Book tells us that the Castle had a hall, and excavations in 1965 and 1966 uncovered its location. It seems that the 11th Century Castle contained a manorial hall, and other associated buildings, possibly of pre-Norman origin. By the early part of the twelfth century the Castle was in Royal hands. A programme of military and domestic works took place, including the rebuilding of both gates. An inner bailey was constructed, as a residential area and an inner stronghold. According to Cunliffe, the Norman builders even robbed several feet from the thickness of the outer Roman walls. The large keep remains the most impressive building in the Castle complex.
The mid twelfth to mid thirteenth centuries saw numerous modifications. the Keep was increased in height, and a number of smaller buildings were built inside the inner bailey – halls, kitchens and living rooms. Kings frequently used the Castle while hunting game in the Forest of Bere, or as a stopping point before sailing to France. Although the Royal retinue would have inhabited the inner bailey, the outer bailey would have been occupied by many people. Shortly after 1133 an Augustinian Priory was built in the south-east quarter, however twenty years later the monks left for Southwick! The Priory buildings continued to be used as St Mary's Church.
The importance of Portchester gradually receded, due to the growing importance of Portsmouth. However Richard II continued to use the Castle as a residential retreat, and the subsequent buildings can adequately be described as a Palace.
This is a masterful Paper indeed. Eloquently written by THE authority on archaeology, it is informative, well illustrated with graphics and photographs – including some great archaeological drawings. Perhaps it is not as well referenced as other Papers, but it is after all an archaeological report, and not a pure work of history. Over 40 years old, the first Portsmouth Paper also remains one of the best.


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Bulldogs Extend Winning Streak To Six With Dramatic Victory
KINGSTON, R.I. – Yale extended its winning streak to six straight games, but it sure didn't come easy. The Bulldogs needed a five-point play with 18 seconds left to help knock off Rhode Island 68-65 before a stunned crowd of 3,355 at the Thomas Ryan Center.
With Yale down by two, 63-61, Austin Morgan hit a three-pointer from just right of the top of the key with 18 seconds left. URI's Rayvon Harris was hit with a foul trying to fight through a screen on the play. Morgan's basket counted, and Jeremiah Kreisberg added a pair of free throws to make it 66-63.
"Our first option was to go to Greg [Mangano]down low to try and tie it. Austin was on the same side, and he was the second option," said James Jones, The Joel E. Smilow, Class of 1954 Head Coach of Men's Basketball. "Austin did a great job knocking down the shot, and Jeremiah set a great screen."
Still, the Runnin' Rams had a chance to tie in the final seconds. Mike Powell's driving layup pulled URI within one, 66-65, with nine seconds left. After a timeout, Yale inbounded the ball to Michael Grace, who was quickly fouled. He made both free throws with seven seconds remaining.
Rhode Island's Jonathan Holton missed a contested three-pointer from the wing as time expired.
Morgan finished with 19 points to pace the Bulldogs. All five of his field goals were three-pointers, and he was 4-of-4 from the foul line. Kreisberg and Mangano each added 15 points, and Grace scored seven.
At 8-2 overall, Yale is off to its best start since the 1991-92 team won 10 of its first 12 games. The six-game winning streak is the longest for the Bulldogs since 2001-02.
Three times during the winning streak, Yale has trailed at the half, and that was the case again against the Rams.
Perhaps showing the effects of a 10-day layoff for exams, the Bulldogs started slowly. URI (1-10) led by 13, 32-19, with three minutes left in the first half. The Bulldogs, though, closed the half with an 11-4 run to pull within 36-30 at the intermission.
The momentum carried over into the second half. Just seven minutes in, Yale had the lead and it grew to 10, 61-51, on a Mangano layup with 6:13 left.
The Bulldogs, though, didn't score again until Morgan's dramatic three-pointer.
"It feels good to get this win," Jones said. "We squandered a lead, but were able to come back. I think we showed a lot of resiliency."
Yale made nine three-pointers in the game and was 7-of-13 from beyond the arc in the second half.
"They switched to a zone, and we knocked down some shots," Jones said. "We did a poor job handling their pressure in the first half."
Isaiah Salafia hit two big three-pointers in the second half to account for his six points.
Nikola Malesevic led Rhode Island with 25 points.
NOTES: Yale was 19-of-22 from the foul line in the game… During the six-game winning streak, the Bulldogs have outscored their opponents 127-75 at the free throw line… Mangano had two blocked shots, giving him 171 for his career, one behind Chris Dudley's school record… Reggie Willhite had four assists in the game, including one on Morgan's dramatic three-pointer… The players will now head home for the holiday before getting back together in North Carolina on Dec. 27. The Bulldogs play at Wake Forest on Dec. 29 before heading to Gainesville, Fla., for a New Year's Eve matchup with Florida.
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The Bike Shop is an entirely student-operated bike repair and resource center. Located on the west side of the Putnam University Center, the Bike Shop teaches students how to keep their bikes in tip-top shape - at no cost. With monthly Peddles and Pizza bike repair workshops, one-on-one help sessions, and many shop-sponsored cycling-related events, the Bike Shop is a bike owner's best friend. No bike? No problem! The Bike Shop offers a "Fleet Street" bike rental program. To meet some of the bikes available for adoption, visit the Bike Shop. Free bicycle registration and sticker at the Bike Shop or at the Campus Safety office.
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Students can enjoy the freedom of a car - without the hassle of bringing one to campus. Zipcar, the nation's largest car-sharing program, has two cars parked right on the Willamette campus. Students can reserve a Zipcar by the hour for a quick trek to the grocery store or by the day for fun road trips to the coast. Gas, reserved parking, insurance and up to 180 miles are included with every reservation. For Zipcar membership information, visit www.zipcar.com/willamette.
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Drive Less Connect matches you with people that have the same travel needs. Using "Drive Less Connect" ride matching function, you can set up and manage your own carpool or join an existing carpool to work. With work schedule options that are flexible, it's easy. Find a ride to an event, or schedule a trip to the coast. Drive Less Connect caters to carpool and vanpool trips of all types—one way trips, long distance trips, even last minute trips if you find yourself in a transportation bind. For more information, visit http://www.drivelessconnect.com.
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Located directly across the street from the Willamette campus is Salem's historic Amtrak Train station. With daily northbound service to Portland and Seattle and southbound service to Eugene, Amtrak provides a convenient transportation alternative. Sit back and relax (or even study) as you make your way to your desired destination. For fare and train schedule information, visit www.amtrak.com.
Your Cherriot awaits.
Salem-Keizer Transit (Cherriots) provides bus service to just about anywhere a student needs to go. Willamette is a regular stop, and campus is just a few short blocks from the main transit center. Best of all, Willamette students get a 50% discount. For route and schedule information, visit www.cherriots.org.
Use your Willamette University student ID to pay for taxi services provided by Yellow Cab.
- Call Yellow Cab at 503-362-2411. Tell the dispatcher you are using SafeRide.
- Show the driver your valid Willamette ID card. The driver will enter your name and ID number on a SafeRide form.
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A Breakthrough for Better Vaccines
TremRx is a biotechnology company with a proprietary technology platform to create and administer highly effective vaccines that are delivered to the upper layers of skin, rather than into muscle, like today's conventional vaccines. The company's novel approach is based on groundbreaking discoveries from its scientific founders who found that powerful cells of the immune system called TREM (T Resident Effector Memory cells) reside in skin and other epithelial tissues, and can mediate a dramatically strong and effective immune response against viruses and bacteria. Building on this breakthrough scientific discovery, TremRx is creating novel vaccines that are designed to be administered into the top layer of abraded skin with improved preventative and therapeutic efficacy that can have a major impact on human health.
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Speech Archive
Speech Archive
This page contains speeches by former Secretary of Education John B. King Jr. and speeches by former Secretary of Education Arne Duncan.
January 13, 2014
Thanks, David, for that warm introduction, and for all your leadership. I'm delighted to see leaders whose work has been so important to empowering parents: Otha Thornton of the National PTA; Janet Murguía of the National Council of La Raza; Marc Morial of the National Urban League; and Kati Haycock of The Education Trust.
January 8, 2014
My thanks to CEO Edwards and President Dukes for their comments, and for that gracious introduction.
I thank you for your unwavering commitment to equal opportunity for all students and your leadership in rethinking school discipline in Maryland. And I'm so pleased to be joined here today by my good friend and colleague, Attorney General Holder.
December 6, 2013
Good evening, everyone. Thank you, Doug, for the warm welcome, and for all your hard work and leadership at ACTE. I also want to recognize our UFT colleagues in the room, for your tireless efforts on behalf of students.
December 6, 2013
I'm pleased to be back at the FSA conference. And I'm excited to speak to you today for two reasons.
First, I want to celebrate the critically important but too often unrecognized work that financial aid officers do every day throughout our country.
December 3, 2013
Thank you, Mr. Secretary General, and thank you, Governor Wise, for your comments and for joining the release of the 2012 PISA results today.
In a number of important respects, the United States has made educational progress since the 2009 PISA.
November 19, 2013
Good afternoon, everyone – and welcome to our Department's kick-off event for International Education Week.
As we get started, I want to thank Maureen McLaughlin and her staff, for their dedicated work on international affairs here at the Department – and for helping pull together this event and the week's activities.
November 5, 2013
Thank you! What a wonderful convention we have here today! As I look around Freedom Hall, I am so hopeful about our nation's future.
In this crowd of 15,000 strong are the future leaders of America. I see future farmers and ranchersand so much more.
November 1, 2013
Thank you, Dr. Ross, for that kind introduction and for being a great partner in reform.
I'm pleased to be here today to address the Rural Education National Forum because, too often, the challenges of rural education are neglected.
After nearly five years in Washington, I've learned that much of the public narrative surrounding education is wrong or badly exaggerated.
September 30, 2013
In what seems to have become an annual ritual, I'm here again today to report on the state of education in America. What I can tell you after nearly five years in Washington is that the public narrative that you hear inside the Beltway and online doesn't reflect the reality I see in classrooms and schools all across America.
September 30, 2013
Good morning everyone. It's great to be here and help kick off this important conference and critical conversation.


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