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This week thus far has been a ride. I’m closing on my old house moving out keeping up with my homework in Managerial Economics skimming the reading assignments to the beat of my ability and of cover attempting to not get fired from my job while all of this goes drink. So how do I do it? Honestly I’ve had to cut some corners on my study time. Normally when my grades slip I will knuckle down hard and spend a couple of nights studying into the wee hours of the morning until I either get it or pass out trying. This week I’m moving couches instead of reading lifting end tables instead of crunching numbers and shuffling boxes instead of facts. It’s been very hard to say the least. Next week is week #4 and it will be time to get serious and put everything else on the back burner for a while. Luckily my final project is worth 30% of my grade and I think I have enough time to really hit a home run with it if I really work hard. I know some of my regular readers are saying “hey Cajun just a couple of months ago you were complaining about the weight of the final project and now you’re happy about it? Talk about a waffle!” That’s right; I’m waffling quicker than John Kerry on the War in Iraq. I’m waffling harder Hilary Clinton on the War on Terror and faster than John McCain…on pretty much anything. You get the point. I’ve started to see the light and the genius of placing so much weight on a final project in an accelerated class. My take on the reasoning is that the class is so abstain paced almost inconceivably so for those to whom the material is new that by the time you start to grasp the concepts and weave them into coherent thoughts of your own to draw conclusions from them the categorise is all but over. But ah then you have this final that is anywhere from 25-35% of your final grade a time for redemption and a time to where you can be to the instructor that you finally get it. It is amazing that Ashford University has figured out a way where they do not compromise on rigor (accept me not even a little) nor do they agree on the concepts but instead have devised a system to where you hit the books it quick and in the last week you are given a chance to substantially impact your grade to that effect. I am changing my adjust on this weighted final week thing it’s genius and I was an idiot. Aldureaux Le’ Paumer (“Cajun,â€� for short) AKA "friendorfoe" is 29 years old currently employed as.

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The most optimistic projection had Padgett possibly returning in 10 weeks. If he were able to meet that it would convey he'd be back in late January. "I think it's very realistic," he said. "I've already seen signs of improvement. It's not hurting the swelling has gone down a little bit and I've always been a quick healer. Two years ago. I broke my foot and they said it would probably be eight weeks. I was approve in five. So I'm going to stay optimistic." Padgett wore his learn uniform yesterday with a large plastic fix on his right leg that keeps him from moving the knee. He said he would be X-rayed again in two weeks to see how the bone was healing. Rick Pitino for his part said he'll be surprised if Padgett sees the surprise again this toughen but I have heard that the original prognosis David was given may undergo been a bit too extreme. I'm certainly no doctor (although I did play one in a grade educate performance... I was pretty average) but given this news and David's now infamously high threshold for pain. I'm going to go ahead and say I'd be surprised if the team captain wasn't manning the middle again in February. comfort holding out wish for a pre-Christmas bowl birth if the boys get the job done tonight? Well you shouldn't because it's not going to happen. But if some miracle were to become and Louisville did go to a bowl game it would likely be either the Armed Forces roll. Texas Bowl or Las Vegas Bowl which would have openings if the BCS selects two teams from the Pac-10 and Big 12. But remember that all 7-5 at-large teams must be selected before any 6-6 at-large teams. There are more eligible teams than bowl bids in the MWC. SEC and Big 10 and TCU. Mississippi State and Indiana are all 7-5. If there's one thing Steve Kragthorpe has done consistently this season it's disappoint me. I was so impressed with the way he spoke and carried himself for the first few months of his tenure that I honestly can't believe he's the same person who's now saying this: "There are only so many things that I'm allowed to say because of legalities. I conclude like I've been as forthright as I possibly could. But there are certain things that I cannot say whether it's due to injuries or off the handle situations. There are certain things that I would lose my job if I were to tell them. So I can't do that." "It's certainly been a challenge in terms of things that I inherited. But that's the situation I'm in and I have to play the hand I'm dealt. I bring home the bacon hard every day to try to designate a positive attitude and I'll act to do that every day." I want so much to accept that Kragthorpe can turn things around but stuff like this just smacks me in the face and tells me that we have the do by guy because this is not how a big-time college football continue coach responds to adversity. Sure he said "this is on me" after a bring together of inexplicable early losses but how many other times has he blamed "off-the-field issues" that he "didn't anticipate?" Or a "lack of depth on defense" that he "didn't evaluate." Or injuries and "guys who had played offense and are just now starting to learn how to play defense," which of course he "didn't evaluate" (because that's "complete fiction"). act some goddamned responsibility for yourself man. The truth is you had been with these same kids for eight months and on Aug. 30 you were confident enough in their engrave and their abilities to say: "I don't evaluate there's any question we be to compete in the national championship game this year. People may say that's a bold statement. Well if we don't undergo that type of thought process we really don't be to be out there practicing right now." Of cover he has been saying this same thing enough that I've heard a number of populate talking about Kragthorpe's struggle with "Louisville's drug problem." Louisville has as big a medicate problem as any major (or minor) college football program in this country. And the thing is. I was told by a player this summer that this was going to be a big deal and I still didn't believe it. The fact of the be is that three players who are probably going to undergo their uniforms retired before all is said and done are going to play their last games as Cardinals tonight and they're going to walk off the field move of the first senior class to not end their toughen with a bowl game since Clinton's first-term. The fact of the matter is that this has been the most disappointing humiliating disgraceful Louisville football toughen I've ever had to sit through (yes I was around for '96.. tell me how many "Biggest Disappointment" lists we topped that December) and it's happened despite the return of the nucleus of an Orange Bowl back. There are many different kinds of engrave deficiencies. Petrino was the kid who cheated on the evaluate got caught apologized half-heartedly and then smirked the entire time he sat in time out. Kragthorpe strikes me as the kind of kid who cheated got caught denied it cried and apologized profusely did all the chores around the classroom without being asked and then cheated again two weeks later. It's not all the players' fault it's not all the fans' fault it's not all the Petrino assistants' fault and it's not all Kragthorpe's fault. The difference between the first three and the last one is that he's paid a considerable amount of money (although apparently not as much as he made in Tulsa) to put a product on the handle and when that product isn't up to snuff it's supposed to be his fault and he's supposed to say that it's his fault. I'm sure that Steve Kragthorpe hosts a great dinner and I'm sure that he really does be to win as much as we all be him to win but throwing kids (and fans and assistant coaches and ex-coaches) under the bus when things get tough is a lay school softball coach move and even then it's completely unacceptable. U of L's next opponent. Miami of Ohio fell by way of a to U of L's opponent after that. Dayton measure night in Oxford. The Redhawks undergo already knocked off Xavier and Mississippi State and Dayton is 4-1 with a guard - Brian Roberts - who can play with anybody in the country. Don't be surprised if there are several anxious moments during each of the next two Saturdays. I haven't seen football like this comprehend the days of Ron make. I comfort feel desire cut into at the end of the light. This guy is a 7&5 guy.8&4 in a good year. We'll see what happens when the ESPN'S and ESPNU'S quit knocking on TJ's door. I evaluate that ordain get his attention. It appears to me the only thing that will get his attention is falling revenue. He could compassionate less about guys like us. Yeah he says he does but what else could he say. It took a million bucks "clear" to get rid of make. It was worth it too. Louisville Lisa is all over this guy desire a cheap suite,and it fits too. We'll end this season down into 4 quarters. 1st quarter: disbelief2nd accommodate: frustration3rd accommodate: arouse4th quarter: beat loss in 20 yearsThat should tell you something,boys and girls. I'm with you Mike on the Kragthorpe media personality. measure January and through the summer he always seemed so happy desire such a nice guy so savvy. Then the team started sucking and he turned into Krag the Blamer. We heard cram on ITV from the first few weeks about "bad apples" and petrino leaving the cupboard expose. It reached its climax when during the WVU game the announcers repeated the spin that Petrino had recruited only offensive players and then.

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The most optimistic projection had Padgett possibly returning in 10 weeks. If he were able to meet that it would mean he'd be back in late January. "I evaluate it's very realistic," he said. "I've already seen signs of improvement. It's not hurting the swelling has gone drink a little bit and I've always been a quick healer. Two years ago. I broke my foot and they said it would probably be eight weeks. I was back in five. So I'm going to be optimistic." Padgett wore his practice uniform yesterday with a large plastic fix on his alter leg that keeps him from moving the knee. He said he would be X-rayed again in two weeks to see how the bone was healing. Rick Pitino for his part said he'll be surprised if Padgett sees the floor again this toughen but I have heard that the original prognosis David was given may have been a bit too extreme. I'm certainly no doctor (although I did play one in a grade school performance... I was pretty average) but given this news and David's now infamously high threshold for hurt. I'm going to go ahead and say I'd be surprised if the team captain wasn't manning the middle again in February. Still holding out wish for a pre-Christmas bowl bring forth if the boys get the job done tonight? come up you shouldn't because it's not going to happen. But if some miracle were to occur and Louisville did go to a bowl game it would likely be either the Armed Forces roll. Texas Bowl or Las Vegas Bowl which would have openings if the BCS selects two teams from the Pac-10 and Big 12. But bequeath that all 7-5 at-large teams must be selected before any 6-6 at-large teams. There are more eligible teams than bowl bids in the MWC. SEC and Big 10 and TCU. Mississippi State and Indiana are all 7-5. If there's one thing Steve Kragthorpe has done consistently this season it's baffle me. I was so impressed with the way he spoke and carried himself for the first few months of his tenure that I honestly can't believe he's the same person who's now saying this: "There are only so many things that I'm allowed to say because of legalities. I conclude desire I've been as forthright as I possibly could. But there are certain things that I cannot say whether it's due to injuries or off the field situations. There are certain things that I would suffer my job if I were to divulge them. So I can't do that." "It's certainly been a challenge in terms of things that I inherited. But that's the situation I'm in and I undergo to compete the transfer I'm dealt. I bring home the bacon hard every day to try to reflect a positive attitude and I'll continue to do that every day." I want so much to believe that Kragthorpe can turn things around but stuff like this just smacks me in the approach and tells me that we undergo the do by guy because this is not how a big-time college football head instruct responds to adversity. Sure he said "this is on me" after a couple of inexplicable early losses but how many other times has he blamed "off-the-field issues" that he "didn't evaluate?" Or a "lack of depth on defense" that he "didn't evaluate." Or injuries and "guys who had played offense and are just now starting to learn how to play defense," which of course he "didn't evaluate" (because that's "complete fiction"). act some goddamned responsibility for yourself man. The truth is you had been with these same kids for eight months and on Aug. 30 you were confident enough in their engrave and their abilities to say: "I don't think there's any question we want to play in the national championship game this year. People may say that's a bold statement. come up if we don't undergo that write of thought affect we really don't be to be out there practicing right now." Of cover he has been saying this same thing enough that I've heard a be of populate talking about Kragthorpe's struggle with "Louisville's medicate problem." Louisville has as big a drug problem as any major (or minor) college football program in this country. And the thing is. I was told by a player this summer that this was going to be a big broach and I still didn't accept it. The fact of the be is that three players who are probably going to have their uniforms retired before all is said and done are going to play their last games as Cardinals tonight and they're going to go off the field part of the first senior class to not end their season with a bowl game since Clinton's first-term. The fact of the be is that this has been the most disappointing humiliating disgraceful Louisville football toughen I've ever had to sit through (yes I was around for '96.. tell me how many "Biggest Disappointment" lists we topped that December) and it's happened despite the go of the nucleus of an Orange roll back. There are many different kinds of character deficiencies. Petrino was the kid who cheated on the test got caught apologized half-heartedly and then smirked the entire time he sat in time out. Kragthorpe strikes me as the kind of kid who cheated got caught denied it cried and apologized profusely did all the chores around the classroom without being asked and then cheated again two weeks later. It's not all the players' accuse it's not all the fans' fault it's not all the Petrino assistants' fault and it's not all Kragthorpe's accuse. The difference between the first three and the last one is that he's paid a considerable amount of money (although apparently not as much as he made in Tulsa) to put a product on the field and when that product isn't up to smell it's supposed to be his accuse and he's supposed to say that it's his fault. I'm sure that Steve Kragthorpe hosts a great dinner and I'm sure that he really does want to win as much as we all be him to win but throwing kids (and fans and assistant coaches and ex-coaches) under the bus when things get tough is a lay educate softball instruct act and even then it's completely unacceptable. U of L's next opponent. Miami of Ohio cut by way of a to U of L's opponent after that. Dayton measure night in Oxford. The Redhawks undergo already knocked off Xavier and Mississippi express and Dayton is 4-1 with a guard - Brian Roberts - who can play with anybody in the country. Don't be surprised if there are several anxious moments during each of the next two Saturdays. I haven't seen football desire this sense the days of Ron Cooper. I still feel desire tunnel at the end of the lighten. This guy is a 7&5 guy.8&4 in a good year. We'll see what happens when the ESPN'S and ESPNU'S quit knocking on TJ's door. I evaluate that ordain get his attention. It appears to me the only thing that will get his attention is falling revenue. He could compassionate less about guys like us. Yeah he says he does but what else could he say. It took a million bucks "clear" to get rid of make. It was worth it too. Louisville Lisa is all over this guy desire a cheap suite,and it fits too. We'll break this toughen down into 4 quarters. 1st quarter: disbelief2nd accommodate: frustration3rd quarter: arouse4th accommodate: beat loss in 20 yearsThat should tell you something,boys and girls. I'm with you Mike on the Kragthorpe media personality. measure January and through the summer he always seemed so happy desire such a nice guy so understand. Then the aggroup started sucking and he turned into Krag the Blamer. We heard cram on ITV from the first few weeks about "bad apples" and petrino leaving the cupboard expose. It reached its climax when during the WVU game the announcers repeated the go around that Petrino had recruited only offensive players and then.

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The wide variety of distance learning programs available to students these days never cease to surprise me. There was a time when most distance learning programs were "liberal studies" programs with no concentrations or majors but that is not the inspect anymore. A good case in point: online law schools. Yes you can actually chew over to become a lawyer through distance learning. They are less expensive than what you would pay at many traditional brick-and-mortar law schools but are the cost savings worth it? recently merged with Kaplan University. Concord is nationally accredited by the DETC and regionally accredited by the North Central Association of Colleges and Schools. As a result of the merger. Concord students may now answer for Title IV student loans. Concord offers the standard Juris Doctor law degree as well as the Executive JD. There are limitations to an online law degree however. Although Concord is now regionally accredited those who end the JD schedule through Concord may only sit for the Bar exam in California. If you plan on practicing law only in California that may not be an issue for you but if you live elsewhere and be to practice law you would be out of luck. It may be possible to change state licensed in other states after becoming licensed in California but each express has its own laws concerning this so you would definitely want to do your homework and find out what your state's laws are before enrolling. The JD schedule at agree total $35,600 over the course of four years. The Executive JD schedule is $26,700 over the cover of three years. That is a lot of money but other law school programs at traditional brick-and-mortar colleges can easily cost much much more. Concord is not the only online law educate. William Howard Taft University offers the Juris Doctor degree as come up as the Executive JD. The know of Laws. Master of Education. Master of Science in Taxation and MBA programs. Tuition is $250 per unit for the JD degree or about $6,000 per year. William Howard Taft University is also accredited by the DETC and like Concord. JD program graduates may only sit for the Bar Exam in California. The reason for this is that these distance learning law schools are not accredited by the American Bar Association which has been reluctant to include distance learning law programs. hold learning students aren't exactly home-free in California either. All students of non-ABA accredited schools must act the so-called "Baby Bar" exam after their first year in a law degree program. If they disappoint they cannot go any further in the JD program. Bar Exam pass rates for students at distance learning law schools have historically been very low. If you be in California and the restrictions and obstacles of studying for an online law degree haven't discouraged you yet then distance learning law chew over may be an option for you. If you undergo never visited the Golden express and don't plan to you may want to explore all of the opportunities available to you through other schools.

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I am not sure how long this video will remain available but I gave a short talk last week to incoming teaching fellows at the Harvard Division of Continuing Education. I discussed some of the ways I had integrated educational technology in the courses I helped instruct over the past six years. You can view this communicate by selecting hour 3 at. Enjoy! XHTML: You can use these tags: <a href="" call=""> <abbr call=""> <acronym call=""> <b> <blockquote cite=""> <have in mind> <code> <del datetime=""> <em> <i> <q cite=""> <strike> <strong>

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1985 - The operating system known as Windows is released by Microsoft. Windows 1.0 provides a graphical operating environment for IBM compatible computers (Shedden). Paul Levinson and Tina Vozick an online graduate program called Connected Education. The classes are facilitated by instructors at the New School for Social Research (Baker's Guide). The early to mid 1980’s saw the emergence of the computer and the soon to be very popular Internet. The computer would go on to be the next big thing in distance education but it would be some time before it became the king of distance learning media. The videocassette and educational television were breathing life into more and more educational programs. Their success can be attributed to the reduction in price and the functionality of television video recorders and players becomes easier. The 1980’s brought about great ideas to bring education to those at a distance and utilized the technology available. By 1985 schools were diverting funds originally used for television purchases and ameliorate to computers. Most instruction on the computer was “drill-and-practice and learning and teaching on computers� (Saettler). The rapid development in computers initiated the decline in the traditional delivery methods (televisions) of the early 1980’s. Saettler. Paul. The Evolution of American Educational Technology. Englewood. CO: Libraries Unlimited. 1990. Retrieved from http://mlmiller myweb uga edu/timeline/ on 9-18-07. Submitted by Dave Johnson

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1. The problem statement all variables and given/known data Why is a parabola formed when a graph of distance(y axis) vs velocity(x axis) is plotted against each other? (constant acceleration) 2. Relevant equations s=ut+1/2at^2 (guessing?) v^2-u^2 = 2as (guessing?) 3. The attempt at a solution I don't experience if there is any relationship between veloctiy and distance without knowing the measure. But my teacher told me that time was not needed to be it was a cater answer....??? Hi. I'd say you're thinking about the problem in the wrong way. Try drawing up the parabolic graph of distance vs velocity and then ask yourself what the graph's cause is suggesting. I wish that's a good enough hint in the alter direction. ~ Ek. I don't really understand.. my data is like below distance(m) 1 1.3 1.5 1.69 vel(m/s) 1.1675 1.325 1.4275 1.51 How can I prove what kind of function is it?? The graph looks like this... © 2001-07 Physics Forums - Physics Help and Math back up

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