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  • Google Plus Comes to Google Apps for (Higher) Education ...

    Rated Nov 11 2011 1 review education, internet, university college hackeducation.com

    "...Google has always promised that integration with Google Apps accounts was on the way, and [recently] the company made it so. Google Apps administrators will now be able to turn the functionality on for their users -- users of both Apps for Business and Apps for Education. In making the announcement, Google pointed to 20 some-odd universities -- from Abilene Christian University to Wake Forest University -- that will be bringing G+ to their campuses..."
    Google Plus Comes to Google Apps for (Higher) Education  |  Hack Education
  • Dan Pink on the surprising science of motivation | Video on TED.com
  • Liberty News Radio - Articles - Utah Sound Money Bill...

    Rated Jun 05 2011 1 review politics, sound money, sean reyes libertynewsradio.com

    Attorney Sean Reyes, who announced at the event that he might be a candidate for Utah Attorney General in 2012, reviewed the Constitutional and legal basis of the bill that he or a future Attorney General may need to defend, citing landmark legal cases over time and going all the way back to the founding era decision in Marbury vs. Madision...
    Liberty News Radio - Articles - Utah Sound Money Bill Rocks World
  • Mitt Romneys pursuit of tyrannical power, literally -...

    Rated Nov 12 2010 1 review politics, liberties rights salon.com

    Although one would not have thought it possible, a Mitt Romney presidency, by his own description, would remove us still further from the core principles in the Constitutional Convention and the states' ratifying conventions. Romney isn't running to be President, but to be King. Anyone who wants to dispute that ought to try to distinguish the fantasies of power Romney is envisioning from those the British King possessed in the mid-to-late 18th Century.
    Mitt Romneys pursuit of tyrannical power, literally - Glenn Greenwald - Salon.com
  • WGU President Named Utah CEO of the Year

    Rated Apr 08 2010 1 review university college, video youtube.com

    wgu.edu [wgu.edu], Western Governors University congratulates President Bob Mendenhall on being named one of Utah Business magazines 2010 CEO of the Year!
    WGU President  Named Utah CEO of the Year
  • US government to drop espionage charges against Aipac of...

    Rated May 02 2009 3 reviews alternative news, politics guardian.co.uk

    The two accused, Steven Rosen and Keith Weissman, worked for the American Israel Public Affairs Committee (AIPAC), which drives fundraising for some members of the US Congress. They were accused of providing defense secrets to the chief political officer at the Israeli embassy in Washington, Naor Gilon, about US policy toward Iran and al-Qaida in league with a former Pentagon analyst, Lawrence Franklin, who has since been jailed for 12 years for disclosing classified information to Rosen and Weissman.

    The case has been further complicated by a scandal revealed last month by a political publication, Congressional Quarterly, around a member of Congress, Jane Harman, who was secretly taped telling an Israeli agent that she would pressure the Justice Department to reduce spying charges against the two former AIPAC officials.

    An FBI probe of Harman was dropped after the intervention of President Bush's attorney general, Alberto Gonzales.
     US government to drop espionage charges against Aipac officials | World news | guardian.co.uk
  • The American Conservative -- The Republic Strikes Back

    Rated May 01 2009 2 reviews politics amconmag.com

    ...He introduced himself as Gary Johnson, the former two-term Republican governor of New Mexico. Over the next day, I spent a fair amount of time chatting with Governor Johnson: mountain-climber, triathlete, vetoer of 750 bills.

    He told me that he may take a shot at the Republican presidential nomination in 2012 as an antiwar, antiFed, pro-personal liberties, slash-government-spending candidate.

    South Carolina governor Mark Sanford seems to be carving out similar space in the GOP. While Sanford's stubborn parsimony within the spendthrift GOP is welcome--he is surely a stream of fresh air in a mephitic party--consider, if you will, Gary Johnson.

    Yes, as a congressman Sanford opposed the U.S. intervention in Kosovo under a Democratic president; Gary Johnson opposed a Republican president's war upon Iraq. Sanford reluctantly endorsed McCain in 2008; Johnson emphatically endorsed Ron Paul. Sanford has potential on civil liberties; Johnson has the guts to call for an end to the drug war...
    The American Conservative -- The Republic Strikes Back
  • http://www.dailytitan.com/opinion/editorial-swinefluenza-...

    Rated Apr 30 2009 1 review politics dailytitan.com

    It all seems like much ado about nothing. It happened before too, but nothing much came to light.

    On February 5, 1976 an army recruit at Fort Dix, N.J. complained of feeling tired and weak. The next day he was dead.

    Four fellow soldiers were hospitalized and two weeks later health officials announced swine flu was the cause...

    Ron Paul, a doctor and former presidential candidate from Texas, was in his first year in congress in 1976. He was one of two Congressmen who voted against the massive government inoculation program. The other Congressman was also a doctor.

    Only 1 person died from swine flu in 1976, according to Paul, but 25 people died from a paralyzing neuromuscular disorder caused by the vaccine.

    Paul posted a video yesterday comparing the 1976 swine flu "panic" to today's panic, which he calls "totally out of control."

    "It's practically like we've been attacked by nuclear weapons," he said. "How did the Department of Homeland Security get into the medical business?"...
    http://www.dailytitan.com/opinion/editorial-swinefluenza-overreaction-1.1738612
  • US Troops 'Must Leave Cities by June Deadline' -- New...

    Rated Apr 29 2009 1 review politics antiwar.com

    Iraqi Defense Ministry spokesman Major General Mohammed al-Askari says that despite the rising violence across the nation, US forces will have to leave Iraq's cities by the June 30 deadline dictated by the Status of Forces Agreement (SOFA) between the two nations.

    Earlier this month, top US commander General Ray Odierno said that the United States might decide to "ignore" the deadline and remain in some cities beyond the date. Nineveh Commander Col. Gary Volesky pointed to Mosul as a likely city where the US forces would remain.

    Maj. Gen. Askari did leave an obvious out, however, saying that the troops could return to the cities after their withdrawal, but "only with permission from the Iraqi government." Last month, Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki said that US troops would only be able to leave areas with the explicit permission of the Iraqi government, and then only in cases when they were 100 percent secured. The newfound eagerness to see them leave the cities may be tied to Iraqi outrage over a US raid in the city of Kut yesterday morning digg.com/d1plG5 [digg.com/d1plG5] ), which Maliki called a criminal violation of the SOFA.
      US Troops 'Must Leave Cities by June Deadline' --   News from Antiwar.com
  • Tribune Blogs -- GenRolly Speaking

    Rated Apr 24 2009 1 review politics sltrib.com

    Keith Kuder is running for party secretary in Utah County to replace Susan Bramble, wife of Sen. Curtis Bramble, who is stepping down. Two other candidates for party secretary are Lisa Shepherd, who got a bit sideways with the party establishment last year when she had the audacity to challenge an incumbent legislator in the GOP convention, and Matt Thompson, the son of Utah County Auditor-Treasurer Brian Thompson and the apparent favorite of the party bosses, according to the endorsements.

    So perhaps it is not a surprise that Kuder, a relative newcomer to party politics, was told in a conference call from Susan Bramble and Party Chair Marian Monnahan that he had to remove the Republican logo featuring two elephants from his electronic newsletter he was sending out to delegates. He was not a representative of the party, the officers told him, just a candidate, so he could not use the logo.

    Former Senate President John Valentine, R-Provo, a leader in the Utah County GOP, was a bit dumbfounded himself when learning of the rule against the logos.

    "If you're a Republican candidate for anything, you ought to be able to display the Republican logo to show who you are," he says.
    Tribune Blogs -- GenRolly Speaking