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Amplify CEO vows to fight on for state's K-3 reading assessment contract
By Greg Childress
Public schools advocates held a press conference to ask State Attorney General Josh Stein and State Auditor Beth Wood to investigate Superintendent Mark Johnson's decision to award the state's K-3 reading assessment contract to Istation.
The CEO of the firm that lost out to Istation in a bid to land the state's K-3 reading assessment contract has vowed to continue to fight for the $8.3 million award.
In a statement late Friday, Amplify CEO Larry Berger said Amplify will "take the next steps in the protest process and remain open to constructive solutions that work for North Carolina educators and students."
"By law, there are 60 days to appeal the decision to DIT [state Department of Information Technology], though we hope that the review process will be expedited, given that we are in the midst of back to school," Berger said in a statement Monday. "We are considering our options."
Berger said schools and districts across North Carolina are "choosing to extend their relationship with Amplify for the upcoming school year, both for the sake of continuity in their early literacy programs and in preparation for a potential reversal of this procurement."
When asked for clarification, a spokeswoman for Amplify said some schools and districts have reached out to the firm about continuing to use its mCLASS reading assessment tool rather than switching to Istation.
Policy Watch couldn't reach State Department of Public Instruction spokesman Graham Wilson on Monday to ask if individual schools and districts could continue to use mCLASS.
An amendment to Senate Bill 438 brought forward by State Rep. Graig Meyer, (D-Orange), that would allow school districts to decide whether to switch to Istation or use another reading assessment tool has been approved by the House.
The bill, which contains provision to improve the state's Read to Achieve legislation, passed on third reading in the House but failed to concur in the Senate. A conference committee has been appointed so lawmakers can work out their differences.
Berger's statement about continuing to fight for the reading assessment contract comes in the wake of Superintendent Mark Johnson's response to Amplify's protest petition over the award of the $8.3 million contract to Istation.
Johnson said the procurement process was "fair" and "objective." He said Istation was chosen because it's the best diagnostic tool for the state.
Meanwhile, Berger contends there were irregularities in the process that led Johnson to award the contract to Istation.
"The more evidence that comes out, including what we see in the DPI letter today [July 26]], the more it seems to us that there were serious flaws in the procurement," Berger said.
Johnson said an evaluation committee recommended Istation over competing firms, including Amplify.
Evaluation committees did on two occasions recommend Amplify over Istation, but those requests for proposals were cancelled due to what Johnson described as "inappropriate actions" by a "small number of career Department [state Department of Public Instruction] employees" who were biased and failed to honor non-disclosure agreements.
"These employees are no longer with the Department," Johnson wrote.
Here's a list of the inappropriate actions Johnson claims were taken by former staffers:
One did not disclose that she had previously been paid by Amplify, her most recent employer before the Department, even though she signed the no conflict of interest document.
One violated the non-disclosure agreement to leak updates to outsiders about confidential issues.
A whistleblower provided evidence of a text message discussion detailing how committee members had voted and characterizing my priorities and efforts for educators as attempts to "appease lazy ass teachers." (Their words, not mine.)
Members of the selection committee employed biased procedures that benefited the incumbent vendor (Amplify) over other vendors by not clarifying questions on specifications. If the questions had been clarified, as required by the procurement rules and procedures, it would have benefited other vendors.
Members of the selection committee employed biased procedures that benefited the incumbent vendor (Amplify) over other vendors by allowing untrue statements or nonfactual opinions to be presented as fact during their ranking process. If factually correct statements had been presented, it would have benefited other vendors.
Members of the selection committee violated procurement policies outlined in the Department of Information Technology procurement manual by improperly adding weight to select criteria when ranking the vendors.
The Istation contract award has been a top subject of conversation in recent weeks.
Senate Democrats jumped into the fray last week by calling for Senate leader Phil Berger to launch a legislative review of the contract award to Istation over Amplify, which scored higher and was the initial evaluation committee's clear choice.
Berger has not responded to the request.
A group of parents and public schools advocates have asked State Attorney General Josh Stein and State Auditor Beth Wood to investigate the contract award.
Superintendent Johnson to Amplify: Istation is better
Superintendent Mark Johnson must justify 'emergency purchase' or risk having contract with Istation cancelled
Senate Democrats call for legislative review of Istation contract award
State Superintendent Mark Johnson is prepared to sign another emergency contract for Istation if legal issues aren't resolved by March
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Controversy struck this place before it even opened, as the owner's pick on the original name (Saffron Colonial) did not sit well with people offended by its apparent glorification of colonialism. Yup, there were even protests at the site. The restaurant became British Overseas Restaurant Corporation, a play on a former British airline.
The menu had long intrigued me, as it is one of a handful of places serving an array of UK dishes. We're talking Full English Breakfasts, Kippers, Bangers and Mash, and Fish and Chips.
I came in on a Saturday for brunch. While it looked like 2-3 people were helping with serving food and taking orders, there were several times where they all seemed to disappear at once. They probably could have used another employee to help seat new patrons or tend to the customers waiting for their food, but normally I'd think three is enough for a place with no more than 10 people dining.
The wait time may have been a few minutes, but felt so long that I didn't even know if I was supposed to order at the counter and then sit down. After a bit, someone did come to my table. Just about everything on the menu is made to order.
I started with a cup of bottomless coffee ($2.75). Apparently, if you don't like the coffee, it's free. No problem here, I liked it.
I got the Full English Breakfast ($18): Two eggs, two sausages, two strips of small thin bacon, a small slice of ham, one Nicky farms blood sausage, a scoop or two of baked beans, half a tomato, a few mushrooms, and a thin piece of toast. The food was fine; wonderful beans, perfectly cooked overeasy eggs, awesome sausage, and crispy bacon. Still, the list I gave was quite accurate, While curiosity pretty much made me get the Full English this time, at the end of the day, it just didn't feel like an $18 meal in my eye.
The gratuity (15%) is already included on the bill, so paying any further tip is optional.


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Greece Retail Trade Opposed to Sunday Shop Opening
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Tag: Athens, Greece debt crisis, Greece economy, Greece employee rights, Greece hoteliers, Greece negotiations, Greece retail trade, Greece shop hours, Greece store hours, Greece tourism and travel, Hellenic Hotel Federation, l75l, l7758l, Sklavenitis, Thessaloniki, Yannis Retsos
Small and medium-sized enterprises and larger supermarket chains oppose to a recent government decision to keep shops open on 30 Sundays a year.
Greece's major retail trade players are expressing their opposition to a recent decision by the government to keep shops open on 30 Sundays a year citing exorbitant costs, with the hospitality sector, saying it will better promote city break destinations if stores remained open.
The decision, which is among the demands of Greece's international lenders, has sparked the outrage of small and medium-sized enterprises as well as of larger supermarket chains.
AB Vassilopoulos issued a statement calling on the government to re-examine the decision which it says is lacking a legal framework. Sklavenitis, the largest Greek-owned supermarket chain with more than 500 sales points across Greece, is said to be reconsidering the decision. Electrical appliances chain Electronet said in a statement it issued on the decision: "respecting its members, customers and employees across its 81 branches throughout the country, [Electronet] believes the decision can only be detrimental to society, businesses and the economy".
The trade sector is citing the high cost of operating stores on Sundays. Expenses for employees' salaries are high, they say, adding that thus far the pilot opening of shops on Sundays did not increase consumer spending. At the same time, Greece's Federation of Private Employees points to an additional problem: employers are partly or not declaring employees who work on Sundays often paying less or not at all.
Hoteliers Says 'Yes'
Meanwhile, on the other end of the spectrum, the Hellenic Hotel Federation (HHF) believes the decision to keep shops open on Sundays will boost tourism destinations, particularly city break destinations like Athens and Thessaloniki.
The federation's president, Yannis Retsos, said the issue must be discussed among all interested parties but underlined that it is vital stores at main tourist destinations remain open on Sundays, citing the example of other European cities, where shop owners can decide on the opening hours themselves.
Following the May 7 strike, SMEs have said they will resort to the State Council against the decision.
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I was told many years ago when I first took part in a duathon that if I was serious and with my running ability that I should consider cyclocross in the winter as a way of keeping fit, getting bike handling skills and competing. Recently Jason made another point that with my running background and my 'lightweight' frame that it should suit me. It's only taken 6 years but today was the day I gave it ago, I previously hadn't done it, partly due to lack of a cyclocross bike, I run cross country competitively and more to the point it looks frantic and chaotic!
I was fortunate enough for Jason to offer his cyclocross bike to me which after seeing how incredible the bike looked it would be rude not to give it ago. As from my performance you can tell it's a very good bike, excellent wheels and great colour coordination. The bike didn't take too long to get used to, just the canterleaver brakes which as Jason described them don't stop you but slow you down, I soon found this out whilst having to perform an abrupt stop behind a car on the way to some muddy paths.
The other skill to quickly pick up was unclipping picking the bike up and a flying squirrel remount, to start off with I struggled as I realised my cleats weren't tight enough and were turning in the shoe, tightened and off I go again, not too many problems my only apprehension was doing it under the race pressure and the ever watching crowd. Usually the race pressure helps me excel, it gives me that adrenaline to focus on what I'm doing in the moment, although after my swim last week in the county cross country championships I was questioning that.
The day of the race I woke up a few times but felt really lethargic and sleepy so I slept a bit more, that's the problem when match of the day was good and Ipswich won so had to watch the highlights. I already had my kit laid out ready to go and bag packed so all it took was putting the bike in the car and going down.
When we arrived it was straight to HQ sign on (not as glamorous as the Tour De France) I was given the number 23 which was a good sign (Michael Jordan wore it #GOAT) it was then quick course reccy. Straight away the 'step' as I think it was infamously known was the first obvious dismount hazard, followed by a sharp turn up hill to another quick turn up another hill which then levelled out for around 30 metres around a bend and then a double kicker with boggy mud in the middle, I soon noticed some people struggling up and around and realised where I was best to dismount and run. The next technical part was in the woods on narrow routes that twisted and turned making speed impossible. It was then time to take the bike round, unfortunately my practise was cut short I just about got round a lap but a very tentative pace, partly as I didn't want to do more than I had to and secondly because I was overwhelmed!
The race itself, unsurprisingly I was drawn back of the grid, which was kind of good that I wasn't mid pack in my debut cyclocross but it also meant I had some chasing to do. The start straight to the first corner was interesting, and actually played in to my hands as I had limited speed so didn't have to follow everyone's racing line around the bend I could simply cut up across a lovely green patch of grass and took 3 places straight away, It reminded me of formula 1 except I was Lewis Hamilton. This continued all throughout the first 600 metres, before the field had finned out. The next obstacle and challenge was the step, which much to my surprise my aggressive approach paid off and I could see people ahead struggling and I was gaining. The next obstacle with the hill on off the bend leading up to another hill I decided to run all of it, all the way through and past the double kicker, which I did for the first 3 laps eventually catching up with Antonio, one of the Ipswich juniors I coach and train with at Ipswich harriers. My running however tiring it was for me was certainly paying off. The next challenging parts were the woods, Antonio was able to cycle through a lot more fluidly than me, on later laps I decided to dismount and run these sections so could actually keep momentum and not lose any distance. On the start/finish straight other than the top end guys I think I was one of the only ones to use the drops which surprised me, it's free speed! I used a bit off effort to gun it down there and catch Antonio we were then sweeping right and I was flaring the breaks and Antonio chose not to, I'm thinking his coming in hot here not way is going to stay up right…maybe he is…bang and his down, my initial thoughts being one of his running coaches was don't panic but I didn't really have the breath to mutter it at this stage. I then spent the next few laps catching a few stragglers and seemed to be less aggressive as I was initially but far more comfortable handling the bike round the course, noticeably my leg speed was sapping but then again so was everyone else's!


For ecommerce merchants, new customers mean new business. There are many customer-acquisition tools available to online retail marketers. Five of the best can be pay-per-click advertising, email marketing, social media marketing, marketplaces, and contest marketing.
Pay-per-click advertising is frequently the premier online marketing tool for attracting new business. For the unfamiliar, pay-per-click ads appear on search engines and other sites. When a potential customer clicks on one of these ads, the marketer is billed.
For search engines, consider using at least Google. It may also make sense to look at other PPC networks, including Facebook, to reach potential new customers no matter where they shop.
Once a PPC network or networks have been chosen, it is important to have clear goals and a clear plan of execution.
In addition, Google will often provide free AdWords consulting for new advertisers. If it offers one of these free consultations, take it. As a final bit of PPC advertising advice, sign up to become a Google Trusted Site. Once earned, a Google Trusted Site badge appears next to PPC ads on the Google AdWords network.
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Once a visitor subscribes, the retailer will get many new opportunities to convert that subscriber into a paying customer.
Murdoch's Ranch & Home Supply enters new email subscribers in a contest to win a $50 gift card.
Social media marketing has received some poor press recently thanks to a report from research firm Forrester, which I addressed here recently, in "A Social Media Marketing Paradox?" In spite of this, practically speaking, it is one of the most effective tools available to small and mid-sized retailers.
Social media can take many forms. For example, blog content is social, as are posts on Facebook, Google+, Twitter, Pinterest, Fancy, and YouTube.
While most of the marketing on these platforms should be aimed at engaging customers in a sort of ongoing conversation, from time to time, it is acceptable to ask for a sale. This is especially true during the holiday shopping season.
Asking for a sale on social sites can be as simple as posting occasional specials or sales.
Retailers should be willing to sell where shoppers are.
"Selling products across multiple channels is a growing trend for ecommerce merchants. If you rely on a single online store, you will likely to be left behind, because consumer-shopping behaviors are changing rapidly," wrote Dale Traxler, of E-Business Vision, an ecommerce consulting firm, in "Multichannel Selling a Necessity," a recent article.
Amazon, eBay, Sears, Newegg, and many other large retail sites with millions of monthly visitors also allow small and mid-sized retailers to sell from their site. Put simply, to get more customers, place products on these marketplaces. When orders come in, be sure to include coupons and discount offers in the shipping box, encouraging folks to return directly to your ecommerce site.
Amazon allows other retailers to sell products from its site.
Contest marketing seeks to get potential customers to register or sign up in exchange for a chance to win a prize.
In the context of attracting new customers, contest marketing is similar to email marketing, in that it is a gateway of sorts that introduces customers to a merchant and increases the chances of making a sale by increasing the amount of exposure.
In "3 Examples of Contest Marketing," I explained site-based promotions, social media-based contests, and email-based giveaways.
Consider giving everyone who enters a contest a coupon for 10 or 20 percent off.
A contest on a social network like Facebook can help a merchant get new customers.


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Q: What exactly is Django's FileField doing when one clicks the "Browse" button and selects a file? Can I replicate this behavior with Javascript? When rendered, a Django form with a FileField will have a "Browse" button. When clicked, this allows a user to browse through their system, select a file, and hit OK, presumably giving some reference to the file's location, its contents, etc.
This is before the "Submit" button is hit, so nothing is sent to the server—and there are no network requests made, thus there is no actual Python running anywhere. I assume Javascript is doing something because the name of the file pops up, and, somewhere, a reference to the file is stored (and sent to the server when the user clicks "Submit"). The FileField is populated somehow, but I'm not sure how.
What exactly is going on here?

I ask because I'd like to replicate this behavior with some AJAX/Javascript alterations. My intended process is this:

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*User makes recording (I use WebAudioTrack)

*User clicks "Save," this sends a Blob from the AudioBuffer to some view via AJAX

*That blob is processed into a WAV file and saved as a temporary file (or something like this).

*Via some other script, that file is used to populate the form's FileField as if the user had clicked "Browse" and selected a file manually themselves

I'm having problems with Step 4, and it's because I don't know what's actually going on when a FileField is populated (or any instance of a user selecting a file for some HTML field).
(Just to emphasize, I'm talking about what happens before the user clicks the Submit button.)

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Blue America PAC Endorses John Barrow's Primary Opponent. . .
. . . Because primaries matter.
Blue America PAC today threw its weight behind former state Sen. Regina Thomas in the 12th congressional district Democratic primary. Thomas is challenging three-term Congressman John Barrow.
Blue America also asked supporters to donate money towards getting the following ad on television:
Howie Klein, speaking on behalf of Blue America, cited John Barrow's vote against the health care bill and Thomas' long record of advocating for working families as the reason behind the endorsement.
History will remember this week as the one in which a tremendous stride was made down the road towards universal healthcare. But reactionary Georgia Blue Dog, John Barrow, was on the wrong side of history. A stranger to his own district and out of touch with its people, he voted twice in committee and 4 times on the floor of the House against healthcare reform. He voted against the bill last Sunday, causing an explosion of anger among Democrats back home. And then he arrogantly voted against the Senate reconciliation on Thursday evening, one of only 32 conservative Democrats to cross the aisle and voted with the GOP. But voting with the GOP is his default position on most everything. Does that make sense?
Today Blue America is honored to formally endorse former state Senator Regina Thomas, a strong advocate for working families with a long record in her district and in the state capitol. She offers her neighbors in eastern Georgia a far different outlook than John Barrow. Regina's perspective on governance is pure FDR-- the government is there to protect us from forces outside of our own control, whether that be foreign enemies or domestic predators. If Barrow's #1 concern is holding down taxes for the powerful and immensely rich transnational corporations that have financed his political career, Regina's concern is that the rich and powerful pay their fair share so that the society that has enriched them continues to prosper and thrive for everyone.
Klein, Howie (2010-3-27). Blue America Welcomes Our Old Friend Regina Thomas. Crooks And Liars. Retrieved on 2010-3-27.
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Supernatural practices and mysticism are all the rage these days and Trend Hunter's President Shelby Walsh went straight to the source speaking with owner Sarah Foelske of spiritual emblem retailer Sticks & Stones to find out more. In the interview Foelske shares her love for eclectic travel and her desire to spread a positive message through spiritual trinkets.
Foelske handcrafts a wide variety of mystic little packages full of a wide variety of trinkets designed to heal, improve well-being and recenter the body. Inside a Sticks & Stone's package you'll find natural objects like colored feathers, scented smudge sticks, healing crystals and a rustic leather pouch. Living back and forth between Toronto and Los Angeles, Foelske enjoys to use travel and wide array of art supplies to create her work. Her main source of inspiration? Cultivating a positive mythic message. "It's really as simple as combining the inspiration and power behind crystals, spirit animals and smudge sticks," Foelske says, "while innovating around they way they are packaged and presented, enabling these elements to be appreciated by more than just a new age community."
What is something new/innovative that Sticks and Stones does?
Sticks & Stones is a collection of objects designed for mind, body and heart.
I started this project first and foremost to spread a positive message, in new and creative format, beautifully packaged. However, in so doing I also saw the potential of creating a business out of an eclectic collection of pretty, interesting and useful objects that could be appreciated by more people if they were presented in a more approachable way.


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The potential of migration to contribute to the development and delivery of the Sustainable Development Goals is widely acknowledged but remains unrealized, in large part due to intersectional inequalities at the global, national, and local levels that determine who is (and is not) able to migrate and under what conditions. These inequalities are associated with a lack of rights for migrants and their families; difficult, expensive, and sometimes dangerous journeys; and inequitable development outcomes.
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Watergate 2.0: White House killed recording of Donald Trump's phone call with Vladimir Putin
Bill Palmer | 2:46 pm EST February 2, 2017
As his Russian scandal continues to close in on him less than two weeks into his White House tenure, Donald Trump appears to no longer even be trying to cover up his beholden nature to the Russian government. For instance today he lifted sanctions against Russia's FSB spy agency which rigged the election for him to begin with. But it turns out Trump's own people in the White House are going to great lengths to try to hide evidence of Trump's allegiance to Vladimir Putin — and those lengths are already looking Nixonian in nature.
Impeach Trump Today
Phone calls between the United States president and foreign heads of state are typically recorded by the White House. But when it came to Donald Trump's scheduled phone call with Putin last week, his White House opted not to release a transcript of the call in question — instead putting out a brief statement generic characterizing it. So if the call was recorded as per custom, it means the White House is now trying to bury that recording so the public can't get a whiff of what transpired.
Trump is a Russian mole
But at least one foreign policy expert is theorizing that the White House may have simply turned off the recording devices during the Trump-Puting phone call, while presumably leaving it turned on for the other four diplomatic calls Trump made to foreign leaders that day. Either way, Trump's people killed the recording by either not recording it to begin with, or by subsequently suppressing the recording. But it turns out this plan was foiled by – you guessed it – the bragging Russians.
Russia, which is seemingly very proud of the control it has over Donald Trump, and is willing to flaunt that control at will, released a supposed transcript of the entire Trump-Puting phone call. Can the Russian transcript to be trusted to be accurate? There's no way of knowing, because Trump's White House killed its own recording. The last U.S. president who tried to bury a scandal in a manner which involved missing tapes was Richard Nixon — suggesting that Trump is already entering Watergate 2.0 territory after just two weeks.
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Striving to be unique, the search for voice:	identity construction and performance among creative writers and the navigation of a hegemonic system
Mocarski, Richard
This thesis examines the Academic Creative Writing Economy (ACWE) as a hegemonic system and how its members navigate the governing rules of this system. Semi-structured qualitative interviews were conducted with 25 ACWE members and were later transcribed following Strauss and Corbin's (1990) grounded theory methodology. To analyze the 188 single-spaced pages of transcripts, a cultural-critical rhetorical lens is employed, viewing the data through Butler's (1999) identity theory and Foucault's (1965, 1972, 1977) theory of dominant discourses. The analysis produced four emergent themes: the hegemonic nature of the ACWE, the rules of the hegemonic system, voice as central to writers and what is at stake in the face of governing rules, and online publishing outlets as resistive shelters and forces against the ACWE. The rules of the system are enforced via system sanctioned stages (i. e. workshops and publications) and therefore inform system members' voices with or without the system members' knowledge. Despite this hegemonic, cyclical effect, the system aids writers as it provides an economic shelter. This shelter coupled with the resistive structures within the walls of the ACWE, prevent a total conversion to stagnant writing. In addition to outlining these governing rules, this thesis also examines the performance and construction of voice among system members; and how these performances and constructions are changing in the face of both a technological boom and a rise in the number of programs within the ACWE. I argue for further study of creative writers by Communication scholars focused on identity theory, as creative writers have always had mediated identity performances via their work and now the general population is adopting these mediated performances through social media.
Theses and Dissertations - Department of Communication (CIS), General