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Though they only spent three-quarters of a page of copy on this, I found it interesting that U.S. News and World Report did a decent job with this week's coverage of this topic.

Typically, I don't have many kind words for USNWR, often questioning my own subscription tendencies, but I am pleased to see they reference the Johns Hopkins and Rice report regarding the insecurity of the Diebold system.

Now, if only folks would see the same potential flaws in the Hart Intercivic system, then perhaps they would not be shipping 9,000 e-Slate voting machines to California.

Personally, I detest that the last four times I've voted here in Texas I've walked away with a laundry ticket. I demand a paper trail! Or at least an online database where I can review all my past votes cast. (Of course, in a perfect world, the database would be open for peer review - r/o - and the source to the programs that access and tally the votes would be available for peer review.)

Show me some real statistics

I'll show you mine... now you can show us all yours. Just gots to love Google for hunting this stuff down.

Who pays the piper?
Who pays income taxes?
Income Tax: Who Pays? IRS Figures for 2000

What I still don't get is why folks are so hot on upping tax rate on the very folks that are capable of hiring employees? Isn't the whole point in getting a sagging economy turned around to get the unemployment numbers down? Last I checked, social programs don't hire people.

Friedrich Miescher, extracting DNA from pus-soaked surgical bandages in 1868.

Australian Researcher Barry Marshall, drinking Helicobacter Pylori infected gastric fluids from an ulcer patient to prove the hypothesis that said bacterium was the source of stomach ulcers instead of stress.

Those are two researchers that got famous for what they were doing, countless others remain unsung hereoes that have not made their way into the books of science history.

Well.. some think video games are bigger than movies, amongst others U.S. News and bill gates [articles from end of 2002].

A particular quote from the U.S. News piece:
Last year, U.S. retail sales of video games exceeded Hollywood box office revenue for the first time, and this year sales are on track to pass $10 billion.

note that they _do_ compare US sales with US sales, although they conveniently forget video revenue / tv rights / merchandise for movies.

I think we need more data to determine who is right. $10Bn is impressive in any case though.

Video games are never going to be as popular as films or music unless...

Unless it's already happened?

The article also claims we need to fix perceptions the games are only for guys. Perhaps things could be improved, but we're doing pretty well, thanks. (The linked article scatters the good numbers all over, so here you go:)

12% Female Under 18
26% Female 18 and up
21% Male.. Under 18
38% Male.. 18 and up

Given the that the majority of game players are adults, claims like "She urged game makers to come up with titles that would appeal to a hardcore 15-year-old gamer as well as someone older who just wants to have fun," are just silly.

The quoted developer says "People don't focus on gameplay. Instead they make a beautiful game that is no fun." True to an extent, but the die-hard players are usually the most ruthless in demanding fun. A bad but beautiful game will get blacklisted by the dedicated gamers while truly innovative games can build up a cult following even without marketting.

The industry has problems, but it's improving all by itself. This is a silly article worrying over nothing.

It was last year that USNews reported that Video Games had surpassed movies in popularity.

Yet, the US News & World Report ranking of colleges shows statistics in which "minorities" comprise more than 50% of the student population.

It seems to me, a group is not a "minority" if it constitutes 98-99% of the population at an institution (especially in the case of the historically black colleges).

I also enjoyed the page listing the schools with 100% acceptance rates. Woohoo! Just sign and enter!

Yet, the US News & World Report ranking of colleges shows statistics in which "minorities" comprise more than 50% of the student population.

It seems to me, a group is not a "minority" if it constitutes 98-99% of the population at an institution (especially in the case of the historically black colleges).

I also enjoyed the page listing the schools with 100% acceptance rates. Woohoo! Just sign and enter!

Computer Engineering, eh? While I'm majoring in Computer Science rather than engineering, I can assure you you'll get your money's worth at Rose-Hulman. It's not nearly as big as the other's you mentioned, but that has definite advantages. Average class size is 23 people. That means your professor can learn your name before the quarter ends. Also, you can find your professor and they will make time to answer your questions and make sure you understand things. Rose-Hulman is located in a city along with 4 other colleges. So you will have access to as much as any other college town despite Rose's small size. Give it a look.

Rose-Hulman claims nearly 100% career placement annually. Plus, they're highly thought of.

As someone who is currently in college experiencing the financial "aid" debacle, I can tell you that it's not nearly as positive as you claim.

I come from a middle class family, two working parents. My EPC(expected parental contribution) was 30% of my parents income. Not to mention they expected me to pay the rest(on what income, I don't know). What family can afford to divert 30 percent of their income to school? Not one that's still paying for house, cars, gas and food...

On a more pleasant note, my school made number 1 five years running. :-)

Caltech with its 939 undergraduates never has a chance at getting on the list.

I agree. The system isn't that great. My family is middle class, and we have lived a rather modest life, and I'm rather intelligent, but my financial aid consits of government loans that don't accure interest until I graduate. Why'd I have to have the parents that made sure there would be money to fall back on in their retirement? Anyway, my parents are good enough at moving around debt that we're paying for Rose-Hulman.

1. Harvard University

Princeton University (NJ)
3. Yale University (CT)
4. Massachusetts Inst. of Technology
5. California Institute of Technology
Duke University (NC)
Stanford University (CA)
University of Pennsylvania
9. Dartmouth College (NH)
Washington University in St. Louis
11. Columbia University (NY)
Northwestern University (IL)
13. University of Chicago
14. Cornell University (NY)
Johns Hopkins University (MD)
16. Rice University (TX)
17. Brown University (RI)
18. Emory University (GA)
19. University of Notre Dame (IN)
Vanderbilt University (TN)
21. University of California - Berkeley *
University of Virginia *
23. Carnegie Mellon University (PA)
Georgetown University (DC)
25. University of Michigan - Ann Arbor *
26. Univ. of California - Los Angeles *
27. Tufts University (MA)
28. Wake Forest University (NC)
29. U. of North Carolina - Chapel Hill *
30. Univ. of Southern California
31. College of William and Mary (VA)*
32. Brandeis University (MA)
Univ. of California - San Diego *
Univ. of Wisconsin - Madison *
35. New York University
University of Rochester (NY)
37. Case Western Reserve Univ. (OH)
Georgia Institute of Technology *
Lehigh University (PA)
40. Boston College
U. of Illinois - Urbana - Champaign *
Yeshiva University (NY)
43. University of California - Davis *
44. Tulane University (LA)
45. University of California - Irvine *
Univ. of California - Santa Barbara *
University of Washington *
48. Pennsylvania State U. - University Park *
Rensselaer Polytechnic Inst. (NY)
University of Florida *
51. George Washington University (DC)
Pepperdine University (CA)
53. Univ. of Maryland - College Park *
University of Texas - Austin *
55. Syracuse University (NY)
Worcester Polytechnic Inst. (MA)
57. University of Iowa *
58. Purdue Univ. - West Lafayette (IN)*
University of Georgia *
60. Ohio State University - Columbus *
Rutgers - New Brunswick (NJ)*
University of Miami (FL)
Univ. of Minnesota - Twin Cities *
64. Boston University
Miami University - Oxford (OH)*
University of Connecticut *
67. Brigham Young Univ. - Provo (UT)
Indiana University - Bloomington *
Texas A&M Univ. - College Station *
Univ. of California - Santa Cruz *
University of Delaware *
University of Pittsburgh *
73. Clark University (MA)
Michigan State University *
Southern Methodist University (TX)
Univ. of Missouri - Columbia *
Virginia Tech *
78. Baylor University (TX)
Clemson University (SC)*
St. Louis University
SUNY - Binghamton *
SUNY Coll. Environ. Sci. and Forestry *
University of Colorado - Boulder *
84. Fordham University (NY)
North Carolina State U. - Raleigh *
Univ. of California - Riverside *
87. Illinois Institute of Technology
Iowa State University *
Stevens Institute of Technology (NJ)
University of Denver
91. Marquette University (WI)
Univ. of Massachusetts - Amherst *
University of Tulsa (OK)
Univers

The best public liberal arts college is a military institute?!?

Is there really a surprise when schools that cost $30,000 per year rank at the top?

$30,000? That is soo 5-10 years ago - it's more like $40k now :). Though honestly, it's a lot better than that sounds once you consider the amount of financial aid these schools give out. I found it interesting to see that the "best values" were dominated by the same private schools with stereotypes for being overpriced and full of rich yuppies. A lot of people assume I pay some ungodly amount of money just to get a nice prestigious name on my record, but I think in the end it's probably not much more than I'd be paying to go most other places. If you're paying the full tuition to these schools, then you probably can afford to (though again for foreigners the situation is entirely different - I think it's much harder to get aid if you're not American).

The Debt Rankings are interesting though. I also thought that cal tech's #1 on the Best value ranking was interesting. Totally subjective, but interesting.

The Debt Rankings are interesting though. I also thought that cal tech's #1 on the Best value ranking was interesting. Totally subjective, but interesting.

The Debt Rankings are interesting though. I also thought that cal tech's #1 on the Best value ranking was interesting. Totally subjective, but interesting.

Note only is the quote wrong. It also urban legend.
http://www.usnews.com/usnews/biztech/gatesivu.htm

As great of a quote as this is to bash on Bill.. it is simply not true, but is in fact an urban legend of sorts that has been widely circulated on the internet.

Here is an interview with him clarifying the fact.

There is also a good interview in the New York Review of Books that also attempts to shed a better light on the matter.

Bullcrap.

As much as losers like you like to make fun of Bill Gates, he never said that.

http://www.usnews.com/usnews/biztech/gatesivu.htm

Well, the only things you need to accept to figure out special relativity are the Pythagorian Theorem (from HS geometry) and that the speed of light is constant.

Some recent theories challenge the latter assumption.

I completely agree that these types of programs are what the Internet should enable for people: to do things that they are unable to do because of location. We are able to meet people, communicate, and maintain relationships (professionally and personally) on the Internet - using this resource to learn is the next logical and easy step. The hard part is getting the programs tough and effective so that they are respected.

I'd say Tennessee has Texas envy.

top 10 Engineering school
top 15 Education school
top 20 Business school
top 20 Law school

Is Tennessee in any of these lists? They made #50 in one...

How about sports?
Sports Illustrated Top Sports College of 2002
Baseball 2002 National Champs

Currently:
#4 NCAA Men's Basketball
#7 NCAA Football
#7 NCAA Women's Basketball
#9 NCAA Baseball

NFL leading rushers in 2002:
#1 Ricky Williams, Texas grad
#3 Priest Holmes (injured several games!), Texas grad

Hook 'Em Horns! Our Burnt Orange rulez your pale yellow!

(Good thing they don't have a top college IT F**k-up list. :)

I'd say Tennessee has Texas envy.

top 10 Engineering school
top 15 Education school
top 20 Business school
top 20 Law school

Is Tennessee in any of these lists? They made #50 in one...

How about sports?
Sports Illustrated Top Sports College of 2002
Baseball 2002 National Champs

Currently:
#4 NCAA Men's Basketball
#7 NCAA Football
#7 NCAA Women's Basketball
#9 NCAA Baseball

NFL leading rushers in 2002:
#1 Ricky Williams, Texas grad
#3 Priest Holmes (injured several games!), Texas grad

Hook 'Em Horns! Our Burnt Orange rulez your pale yellow!

(Good thing they don't have a top college IT F**k-up list. :)

I'd say Tennessee has Texas envy.

top 10 Engineering school
top 15 Education school
top 20 Business school
top 20 Law school

Is Tennessee in any of these lists? They made #50 in one...

How about sports?
Sports Illustrated Top Sports College of 2002
Baseball 2002 National Champs

Currently:
#4 NCAA Men's Basketball
#7 NCAA Football
#7 NCAA Women's Basketball
#9 NCAA Baseball

NFL leading rushers in 2002:
#1 Ricky Williams, Texas grad
#3 Priest Holmes (injured several games!), Texas grad

Hook 'Em Horns! Our Burnt Orange rulez your pale yellow!

(Good thing they don't have a top college IT F**k-up list. :)

I'd say Tennessee has Texas envy.

top 10 Engineering school
top 15 Education school
top 20 Business school
top 20 Law school

Is Tennessee in any of these lists? They made #50 in one...

How about sports?
Sports Illustrated Top Sports College of 2002
Baseball 2002 National Champs

Currently:
#4 NCAA Men's Basketball
#7 NCAA Football
#7 NCAA Women's Basketball
#9 NCAA Baseball

NFL leading rushers in 2002:
#1 Ricky Williams, Texas grad
#3 Priest Holmes (injured several games!), Texas grad

Hook 'Em Horns! Our Burnt Orange rulez your pale yellow!

(Good thing they don't have a top college IT F**k-up list. :)

Q. Did you ever say, as has been widely circulated on the Internet, "640K [of RAM] ought to be enough for anybody?"
No! That makes me so mad I can't believe it! Do you realize the pain the industry went through while the IBM PC was limited to 640K? The machine was going to be 512K at one point, and we kept pushing it up. I never said that statement-I said the opposite of that.

QUESTION: I read in a newspaper that in 1981 you said, ``640K of memory should be enough for anybody.'' What did you mean when you said this?

ANSWER: I've said some stupid things and some wrong things, but not that. No one involved in computers would ever say that a certain amount of memory is enough for all time.

Actually, he didn't say that. It's just an urban legend the MS haters like to use.
http://www.usnews.com/usnews/biztech/gatesivu.htm

The name Case Western Reserve University, which is certainly a mouthful for those of us who work/play there, comes from the 1967 merger of Case Institute of Technology (formerly Case School of Applied Science, founded in 1880 due to a generous land grant by prominent Clevelander Leonard Case, Jr., whose bust periodically peers out a window in the lobby of the building where I work) and Western Reserve University (formerly Western Reserve College, founded in 1826 and named after the Western Reserve of New Connecticut, which was a colonial reference to land in northeast Ohio claimed by interests of Connecticut since before the American Revolution).

Combined, the name Case Western Reserve University has for decades presented the unknowledgeable with the opportunity to ask questions such as "Case what?" and "Is that a military school?" when in actuality, CWRU is one of the most underrated universities in the nation, making it heartily worthy of positive moderation and perhaps even an Insightful flag.

Not to mention that Lawrence Krauss has written several books on physics and cosmology.

This was reported in US News & World Report last summer

It's advertising... Most things you see in advertising aren't real.

Give PSU a break, at least Smeal is in the top 50. Ninenine probablly went to Pitt.

USNews & World Report reported this past summer that the Apple switch ads are questionable. They tried to interview the actual people in the ads, but apparently they are all under NDA.

They were allowed to interview two of them, but only with an Apple representative present. Sounds like they were trying to interview someone living in Iraq?

Furthermore, all of the Apple switchers were paid for their involvement. Who wouldn't switch if they were given a free Powerbook + expenses? Then it also turns out that many of the "switchers" have employment connections with Apple, or work for magazines which receive large amounts of Apple advertising, etc.

It's just kind of interesting. Microsoft's advertising tactics have never been as unethical as what Apple has been doing with the switch campaign, and yet who bears the brunt of the attacks here?

So how come we're not bombing Microsoft?

Seriously, aerial bombing campaign or not, the court's decisions do need to be enforced. Interoperability is essential for economic growth and since Microsoft has been the largest single obstacle to interoperability, you could say that it looks like Microsoft has been a factor in holding back eonomic growth.

Press releases touting this week's match boast that Fritz has beaten both Kasparov and Deep Blue. The win over Kasparov came, however, in a super fast kind of chess, where computers have a decided edge. And Fritz didn't really beat Deep Blue-it beat an early version of its software running on slower hardware.

Do I think that there is an added value to better algorithms and pruning methods over pure computational firepower? Sure, but you need to keep in mind that now that Deep Blue has been disassembled, there is no way to get an honest, head to head comparison.

As if it matters, I still get my but kicked by good old GNU Chess.

1. It's NOT public, but private.

2. They don't make money off students. Zero. Nada. Zilch. They subsist off of their endowment, donations from alumni and grants for research.

3. If you will look here, you will see that the Cooper Union is ranked third in the list. The top school in the list, the Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology, has a sticker-value tuition price of $33k. Considering that, I think $25k is a very fair assessment of Cooper's yearly tuition fee, assuming they charged one!

4. Your taxes pay exactly zero cents of my education. My taxes PAID a chunk of you public school education. Your analogy sounds makes as much sense as the UDP block I talked about in the original post.

Doctors have long told people paralyzed by spinal-cord injuries that after a year or two, the odds of improvement are basically nil. But recent discoveries have offered tantalizing hints that perhaps the devastating damage isn't permanent after all-that the central nervous system can in fact repair itself.

Last week came the hardest evidence yet, in a 49-year-old quadriplegic who is now able to sense touch and move his arms and legs a bit. The subject in the unusual one-person study: actor Christopher Reeve, who was paralyzed in a 1995 horseback-riding accident.

With such insightful commentary from Auburn's engineering students, it's no wonder that Alabama is such a hotbed of intellectualism.

With such insightful commentary from Auburn's engineering students, it's no wonder that Alabama is such a hotbed of intellectualism.

With such insightful commentary from Auburn's engineering students, it's no wonder that Alabama is such a hotbed of intellectualism.

RIT has always been ranked very nicely. These folks seem to agree.

Their distance learning program looks pretty impressive, they have a number of full undergrad degree and Masters degrees available online. I've been toying with the idea. Not MIT, but not at all a second rate school.

Would this have anything to do with Stephen Wolfram's announcement that the world is a computer program?

Can you imagine God getting a BSOD?
I hope at least it's not made by Microsoft.

Microsoft code will sound like a symphony orchestra!

(Of course, my code sounds like Cage's famous 4:44 track..)

And I'm sorry, adagioforstrings, but UNC actually had students first.

From your own links: UNC actually started its first building on October 12, 1793, and..."Opened to students on January 15, 1795, The University of North Carolina received its first student, Hinton James of New Hanover County, on February 12."

UGA..."was actually established in 1801 when a committee of the board of trustees selected a land site." No mention of the first class or student. Either way, my math (curtesy of a UNC education) says that UNC had students for six years before Georgia even decided where to locate their campus.

Now, for those of you not in on the UNC/UGA argument, this very same thing has been going on for a couple of hundred years. UGA has the oldest public charter; UNC has the oldest campus and has had students for the longest. We both claim to be the first (and are both right, depending on what you think is the beginning of a university).

I just didn't want any 'dawgs to go confusing the general public and making them think the Tarheels are younger ;)

and, UNC is, of course, the best ;)

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