Wednesday, March 24, 2010
Monday, March 22, 2010
Teachers Cheating
“This is the biggest erasure problem I’ve ever seen,” said Gregory J. Cizek, a testing expert at the University of North Carolina who has studied cheating. “This doesn’t suggest that it was just kids randomly changing their answers, it suggests a pattern of unethical behavior on the part of either kids or educators.”
Clever to analyze the erased and changed answers to check for cheating.
Clever to analyze the erased and changed answers to check for cheating.
Friday, March 19, 2010
Thursday, March 18, 2010
Sunday, March 14, 2010
Friday, March 12, 2010
WI - 7th Worst for Jobs
Wednesday, March 10, 2010
Military and Mason Accident
Please take a moment in your thoughts and prayers for the folks who were injured in this accident. Hopefully everyone fully and quickly recovers.
I can't help but wonder if the victims' cars were only sitting waiting for the light to change or if there was cross traffic. I voted for modern roundabouts at this very intersection. No one can say this accident wouldn't have happened at a roundabout but it's a fact that injury accidents-- including ones like this-- are less likely.
I can't help but wonder if the victims' cars were only sitting waiting for the light to change or if there was cross traffic. I voted for modern roundabouts at this very intersection. No one can say this accident wouldn't have happened at a roundabout but it's a fact that injury accidents-- including ones like this-- are less likely.
Monday, March 8, 2010
Sunday, March 7, 2010
Local Campaign Finance Reports
Wow, this local Milwaukee politico stole $7000.00 from their own campaign account and got six months.
I have to say I think it's great that they file reports down there. Half the local candidates here file "exempt" meaning they don't ever get a contribution over $100.00 or spend over $1000.00 on their campaign.
I have to say I think it's great that they file reports down there. Half the local candidates here file "exempt" meaning they don't ever get a contribution over $100.00 or spend over $1000.00 on their campaign.
Thursday, March 4, 2010
District 6
Press Gannett's District 6 Candidate Article
A few points:
Someone mentioned at the council meeting that even the Brown County Taxpayer Alliance supports the "Zippen Pippen" project. Adding infrastructure at Bay Beach is a part of economic development. The increased attendance at Bay Beach will directly result in more economic activity in Green Bay. Plus, the city depends on the profits from Bay Beach to subsidize the annual budget over half a million dollars a year. The timing is unfortunate given the current economy but this investment will yield benefits for the city decades in to the future. No one likes a recession but people forget that labor and materials are currently less expensive. I'm unsure if this project would even be possible in a booming economy.
The Green Bay Chamber and three full time City of Green Bay employees work very hard to grow business in our area. Both organizations do so with an eye to creating good jobs. The most obvious example for the Chamber is their Advance program. The city was directly involved with bringing the VA clinic, Green Fuels, Enzymatic Therapy, Ace Marine, and others to Green Bay. I work with these folks regularly. It's simply absurd to imply that either organization is not proactive.
By the way, the City of Green Bay already has residency requirements for the vast majority of employees. I believe that if you want to work for the city you should live here too.
A few points:
Someone mentioned at the council meeting that even the Brown County Taxpayer Alliance supports the "Zippen Pippen" project. Adding infrastructure at Bay Beach is a part of economic development. The increased attendance at Bay Beach will directly result in more economic activity in Green Bay. Plus, the city depends on the profits from Bay Beach to subsidize the annual budget over half a million dollars a year. The timing is unfortunate given the current economy but this investment will yield benefits for the city decades in to the future. No one likes a recession but people forget that labor and materials are currently less expensive. I'm unsure if this project would even be possible in a booming economy.
The Green Bay Chamber and three full time City of Green Bay employees work very hard to grow business in our area. Both organizations do so with an eye to creating good jobs. The most obvious example for the Chamber is their Advance program. The city was directly involved with bringing the VA clinic, Green Fuels, Enzymatic Therapy, Ace Marine, and others to Green Bay. I work with these folks regularly. It's simply absurd to imply that either organization is not proactive.
By the way, the City of Green Bay already has residency requirements for the vast majority of employees. I believe that if you want to work for the city you should live here too.
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