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Noting the AFT's focus on the standards in its education journal American Educator and the NEA's $ 60 million investment in teacher training projects, a February 2014 Education Week article described the two national unions as «among the initiative's biggest boosters.»

Not exact matches

Ripple Labs published an article with the European Payments Council (EPC) earlier this week, describing the role of the Ripple protocol for enabling real - time, cross-border payments.

The Bulls vs. Bears Death Match Intensifies A few weeks ago, I wrote an article describing the current state of -LSB-...]

The Bulls vs. Bears Death Match Intensifies A few weeks ago, I wrote an article describing the current state of the market as a death match between two camps — the bulls and the bears.

In a Good Friday article about Holy Week, NPR inaccurately described Easter as «the day celebrating the idea that Jesus did not die and go to hell or purgatory or...

The article describes the situation of a woman, «Jenny,» who «was 45 and pregnant after six years of fertility bills, ovulation injections, donor eggs and disappointment» and yet here she was, 14 weeks into her pregnancy, choosing to extinguish one of two healthy fetuses, almost as if having half an abortion.»

Sirs: Your follow - up article on the Lewiston fight was the very first intelligent discussion in a week of what can only be described as national hysteria.

This article describes my little girl who's 13.5 weeks.

«Mischievous» Ablakwa insulted me using a pseudonym — Amidu insists Martin Amidu earlier this week took on Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa, describing him as «uncouth» when he responded to an article titled, «Martin Amidu, Is he a Contrarian..»

While last week's vote on the Government's Article 50 bill at second reading was widely described as «historic», the sessions between Monday and Wednesday could have a big impact on how Theresa May negotiates Brexit.

«I have seen politicians in many countries for some weeks now struggling to find a solution to their banking crises, so it was with some interest that I saw Carl Bildt's article in the International Herald Tribune on 28th September describing what Sweden had done 16 years before.

► In this week's Science Careers - produced Working Life article, Rachel Yoho describes how participating in school science fairs helped her find her path into a research career.

A sophisticated invention The tablet has long been in the collection at the British Museum in London, and it was likely created in Babylon (located in modern - day Iraq) between 350 and 50 B.C. Ossendrijver recently deciphered the text, and he described his discovery in an article that's featured on the cover of the journal Science this week.

In their article «Simultaneous tracking of spin angle and amplitude beyond classical limits,» published this week in Nature, they describe how a properly designed instrument can almost completely avoid quantum uncertainty.

«JUST AS CREEPY as it sounds,» blared the headline of an article in The Huffington Post describing DeepFace a week after it came out.

For example, in his 1997 Quirks.com article called «Seven Rules for Observational Research: How to Watch People Do Stuff,» Walt Dickie describes his field studies: «I once spent a week watching people nod off waiting for their cars to be repaired.

You can train up to six days a week with the approach described in this article.

At this point, it is time to change around some of your training variables as I described in the «exercise variables» article, and then stay consistent with your new training program for another 4 - 8 weeks.

After 5 weeks of following this diet program, start adjusting your calories and cycling them as described in my Bodybuilding Nutrition Basics article.

Former head Tom Sherrington, for example, described the measure as an «embarrassment» that the government should «ditch ``, in an article for Schools Week earlier this month.

I have an article up in KQED's MindShift blog this week that describes key parts of the effort.

The American Prospect — a self - described «liberal intelligence» magazine — featured last week a question and answer, interview - based article with Jesse Rothstein — Professor of Economics at University of California — Berkeley — on «The Economic Consequences of Denying Teachers Tenure.»

Today I wanted to expand on the topic I wrote about last week in my article, Focus on a Strand; Describing Characters in a Story (RL.3.3).

These less formal measures of student progress were described by a 2011 Education Week article as «things that don't normally end up in the grade book — they're little feedback loops signaling the amount of progress we're making toward the end goal.»

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Earlier in the week the Globe and Mail's Rob Carrick published an article describing the three funds: Vanguard Conservative ETF Portfolio (TSX: VCNS); Vanguard Balanced ETF Portfolio (TSX: VBAL) and Vanguard Growth ETF Portfolio (TSX: VGRO).

Last week, there was an article in Barron's describing how many mutual fund families take advantage of a provision in the law allowing them to have funds lend to one another.

Includes each week the current list of stocks selected using the method described in Charles Kirkpatrick's 2001 Dow Award article «Stock Selection: A test of relative stock values reported over 17.5 years.»

Business Week has an article, Fighting takeovers by playing the debt card, describing Amylin Pharmaceuticals Inc.'s (NASDAQ: AMLN) attempts to fend off Carl Icahn through the use of a «P...

Business Week has an article, Fighting takeovers by playing the debt card, describing Amylin Pharmaceuticals Inc.'s (NASDAQ: AMLN) attempts to fend off Carl Icahn through the use of a «Poison Put.»

I have a recuse dog that is a Chesapeake bloodhound mix she has been abused by the previous owner and I have had her for about 3 years now (she is almost 5), she is crazy protective over me and we just got a 8 week old border collie heeler mix and my dog is doing all of the expected signs in your article but I feel as she is being more aggressive then described.

Last week, Bloomberg released an article titled «Airlines Make More Money Selling Miles Than Seats,» which describes how miles and points are a fantastic perk for the airlines as well.

Last week National Geographic did an article on Tony entitled «Go Inside: Photographing Belize from the Air» in which Tony describes his experience about making aerial images with LightHawk.

As I described in my article last week, the new Unreal Engine is expected to boost the power and performance of our games, immensely.

That's one reason I wrote a Science Times article this week describing three books speaking from the middle on the twin challenges of supplying energy to a fast - growing global population and limiting risks from human - driven climate change.

The Post article describes a talk given last week by Thomas Fingar, the chairman of the National Intelligence Council:

The trend in peak hottest years starting in 1998 and continuing on through 2005, 2010, and now 2014 is roughly 0.1 C per decade, as is illustrated in the graphic shown below, which is an adaption of the Ed Hawkins graphic referenced by David Apell several weeks ago in a comment he posted in response to the «Spinning the «warmest year»» article... As shown in the above graphic, if a trend of peak hottest years starts in 1998 and is then extrapolated at a rate of +0.1 C per decade out to the year 2035, the extrapolated trend just skirts the lower boundary of the model ensemble range interval described by IPPC AR5 RCP (all 5 - 95 % range).

In yesterday's Washington Post, senator Frank Lautenberg of New Jersey echoed this theme, in a letter referring to a news article in last week's Post by noted journalist Juliet Eilperin, «Humans May Double the Risk of Heat Waves», describing a climate modeling study by climate scientist Peter Stott and collaborators that appeared in last week's Nature.

While the article quoted an unnamed «showbiz insider» who described the news as «common knowledge» (as of last week) it was a billed in sensationalist terms and Radar Online described it as a «bombshell world exclusive ``.

The post describes Hicks Morley's hiring process and links to interview tips for students applying for articling positions in next week's Toronto hire.

In an article in the National Post last week, Justice Belobaba is described as having «scorched» Merchant Law Group for its «profoundly unacceptable fee agreement» with its client, the class representative in McCallum - Boxe v. Sony.

An AP article this week described how employers are increasingly asking candidates for their Facebook password.

Featured Networking / Social Networking reCareered Blog career career change career coach facebook interview Job job search online reputation management pre-screen social brandingAn AP article this week described how employers are increasingly asking candidates for their Facebook password.

This article describes a 22 - week family intervention program, specifically designed to prevent antisocial behavior in urban, minority children.

The New York Times ran an article on the front page of its real estate section last week describing how some home sellers are starting to consider whether it makes sense to sell a home on their own, or otherwise try to sell without paying a full brokerage commission.

As my mentor of 20 years, Pat Ingram, described in an article in Fairfax Media last week: «They were heady days for all of us, the unprecedented circulation growth as the young royals unravelled.