Word: audio
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...AUDIO: The Iraqi prime minister has shown once again that he is not willing to crack down seriously on the Shi'ite militias - which means U.S. and Iraqi soldiers are wasting their time and risking their lives
...AUDIO: You only have to take one look at the Iraqi forces' recent record to know why nobody really believes the new U.S. claim that they will be able to take charge of the country's security in 12 to 18 months. TIME's Bobby Ghosh reports from Baghdad...
...AUDIO: TIME Jerusalem Bureau Chief Tim McGirk talks about the plight of the Palestinians in Gaza, reeling from an economic blockade and a creeping civil...
...growing ranks of schools embracing a deceptively simple technology at a time when federal No Child Left Behind accountability standards are compelling districts to find new ways to boost academic performance. Although amplification systems have long been used to help hearing-impaired students, recent research has shown that enhanced audio benefits all students by helping a teacher's voice get through loud and clear, even at the back of the classroom...
...technology, Ohio is ahead of the sound curve. Prompted by Flexer's work, the state has required since 2003 that districts using state funds to build or renovate schools include sound amplification in their construction plans. Districts in other states are beginning to get on board. Last year Audio Enhancement of Bluffdale, Utah, the leading U.S. vendor of classroom sound systems, sold 15,000 of them, up from 7,000 in 2002. Typical cost per classroom: $1,500. Reno, Nev., has added the devices to 52 schools over the past two years, and Palm Beach County, Fla., is using...