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Discussion: Should the WGC eliminate the match play format?
By mustang6560 on 2/22/13
A friend sent me an email last night with the subject, "This is why the WGC match play sucks every year!". The email included a link to a story saying both Rory McIlroy and Tiger Woods were bounced in the first round of the WGC-Accenture Match Play Championship.
It sucks Rory and Tiger will spend the weekend in Florida (TV ratings will suffer as a result). But, to suggest the first WGC event of the season "sucks every year" because it uses the match play format is a little dramatic.
Match play used to be the format in golf. The U.S. Amateur and the Amateur Championship, which once were major championships, use a combination of stroke play and match play. Some players, including Ian Poulter, think match play is the purest form of golf. But it's not TV-friendly because there is a possibility the player(s) everyone wants to watch (a la Rory and Tiger) may get knocked out before the tournament really starts.
It's the first time since 2001 that the top two players in the Official World Golf Ranking were eliminated in the first round. In the 15 year history, only twice have the top two seeds lost. Further, Tiger has won the event three times and Rory finished runner-up last year.
What is your opinion on the match play format? Should the WGC drop it in lieu of stroke play, which is a more TV-friendly format?
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SpaceMaNy0 says:
If anything they need one or two more match play events. I always wonder why it's just the one. Apples to oranges, I used to say the same thing with road courses in NASCAR. Golf 1 in 48 (not sure how many events there are) NASCAR 2 in 36. Seems uneven, and rather than taking them out I think they should increase them.
GolfSmith7 says:
They ought to do it at least 2 times a year. Yeah it sucks Tiger and Rory where bounced... but oh well they should have played better.
jasonfish11 says:
I agree with both above posts.
I like the US-am format. A mix of the 2. I think a Thursday-Friday stroke play event with Saturday and Sunday match play for the top 16. 36 holes on Saturday and Sunday.
mjaber says:
Keep it. I think they should add another match play tourney, and a skins tourney into the mix as well.
Different doesn't mean bad.
Duke of Hazards says:
hell no. match play rules. it's one of my favorite tourneys of the year. there's a whole other level of strategy involved with the format, both with gamesmanship and safe/aggressive plays dependent on the situation. like these other guys said, i wish they would add 1 or 2 more match play events to the schedule. can't wait for the day/henley match. jason day is pretty ruthless in this format, doesn't give away nothing but henley appears to have the mental game to hold up.
GBogey says:
I'd like to see it much more often, but it doesnt play well for TV or ticket sales when only 4 guys are playing on Sunday, and that means less money.
jcstoll says:
More match play, not less. It's way more exciting than regular stroke play. Yeah, too bad about Tiger and Rory. But that Lowry guy was making some incredible shots.
Also recall neither of them made the cut at Abu Dhabi.
slimpks1850 says:
Elminate match play, that's insane. I'd like to see 'em play reverse scramble like they do in the Skills Challenge... I love that format for pros.
jgideon84 says:
Keep it. Changes things up, different strategy, one opponent at a time, its great. I would like to see more match play and more tournaments with formats other than stroke play. Some people just have bad days, THATS GOLF!
Bernie Duffer says:
Match play is a wonderful change of pace. Your favorite player(s) and some of the top players lost. Upsets! That is part of the appeal of the format...like the NCAA Basketball Championship.
bsta93 says:
I enjoy watching these guys compete in different formats. Watching stroke play every weekend gets a bit stale. I would love to see some 2 man team competitions for money, similar to some of the formats in the Ryder Cup.
legitimatebeef says:
Nathan, you can't go making a post every time one of your goofball friends makes a golf related comment. But while I'm here, I think match play is cool. If anything there ought to be one more match event in the schedule.
But I fail to see how match play is the purest form of golf. Purity is you, a ball, hole it out 18 times, count up your strokes at the end. Stroke play. In match play you can play 18 holes and not have your ball touch the bottom of the cup once. What's so pure about that. In match play you take wild chances with no regard for your total score because there is no total score. Fun yes, but again what's so pure about that. Plus if it's lopsided enough a match can end on the 10th hole--which if you ask me, not that pure. And finally if match play is so pure then what does that make strokeplay, some kind of convoluted perverted form of golf? I don't think so Jack.
mmontisano says:
i think he means it is pure golf by going toe to toe with 1 person instead of 150. i would play it more, but most of the people i play with aren't interested.
Trip says:
Poulter is just saying it's the "purest form" because it's the only form he is good at.
GolferAnt says:
we need more match play
theebdk says:
It is fun to have a different format every once in a while. Mixes things up as long as it is not silly season. I enjoyed it so much I took the smartphone out in church checking the matches. Hope Pastor did not notice. I never do that during stroke play.
chipotle mg says:
keep the match play. even though it is not the most interesting to watch for the vast majority of tv viewers especially in the case of a blowout it is still a great way for golfers to compete. one event out of the year isn't too much.
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Strip a big pot worth of fruit off the Autumn Olive bushes afap (as fast
as possible) Put a half cup/cup of water in a pot. Cover, bring to a
boil, add the fruit, recover, then as soon as the cover is warm to the
touch, open, stir, remove from heat, and using a Foley Food Mill,
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vineagar. Or poultry would probably relish the seeds. The pulp can be
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I used it directly as the base of a merengue pie. The color was an
outrage, the pie did not survive very long at all. (well, it WAS a
party) And the Eleagnus fruit is very beneficial to the human organism,
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Plan Your Mad River Valley Ski Vacation Now!
October 11, 2014 by Corey A. Edwards
Snow transforms Mad River Valley into a winter-wonderland of outdoor entertainment, replete with skiing, snowshoeing, dog-sledding, and more. If you're thinking of a Mad River Valley ski vacation, West Hill House B&B has a deal for you!
Mad River Valley is all about winter. You can feel the electricity of excitement in those around you once the crisp scent of snow hits the air – and once the slopes are ready? Look out! That's why West Hill House B&B has spent so much time crafting our Ski & Stay Passports: we want to help you make your Mad River Valley ski vacation the best it can possibly be – because we share your enthusiasm for the season!
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SKIING ENTHUSIASTS – save the date!
December 20, 2013 by Susan
Did you know that over 120 ski areas throughout Vermont have closed, from the 1930's through the 2000's? From local, town operated rope tows, to major resorts with high speed quads, these areas all played an important role in the development of skiing in the state.
Join ski historian and author Jeremy Davis for his presentation on:
A wide variety of ski areas will be discussed, including nearby areas as well as those featured in Davis' book, Lost Ski Areas of Southern Vermont.
As well as Jeremy's presentation, the evening will include light fondue refreshments, a special showing of the new T-Bar film, United We Ski, and more. Admission by donation at the door .
Jeremy Davis is the founder of the New England Lost Ski Areas Project, a website dedicated to the history of lost ski areas throughout the region. He is the author of three books: Lost Ski Areas of Southern Vermont, Lost Ski Areas of the White Mountains, and Lost Ski Areas of the Southern Adirondacks, and is currently working on his fourth book, Lost Ski Areas of the Northern Adirondacks. Davis serves on the Board of Directors on the New England Ski Museum in Franconia Notch, NH. He is a 2000 graduate of Lyndon State College, VT, and today works as a Senior Meteorologist at Weather Routing Inc. in Glens Falls, NY.
Plan to be there if you can – you might just find out what happened to that ski hill you skied on as a kid.
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This event is co-sponsored by West Hill House B&B and Mad River Glen.
A Co-Op Ski Resort? Welcome to Mad River Glen!
February 18, 2013 by Katie Pate
One of the aspects of Mad River Glen that makes it so unique: the ski resort is a co-op. Those that love this place are committed to seeing it remain in pristine condition. Plus, everyone skiing is happy to be there – they love Mad River! So even on busy weekends, the crowds are personable, not snarly or competitive.
But please note: there is no snowboarding at Mad River Glen.
About Skiing at Mad River Glen
Mad River Glen is famous for its beautiful and varied trails, with routes for both beginners, intermediates and experts. It is also home to the nation's last surviving single chairlift – which was completely rebuilt a few years ago.
The extensive trail system follows the contours of General Stark mountain to a single base area, making it easy for families and friends to ski together. Located in the "snow corner" of New England, Mad River's 250 inches of annual snowfall combined with a pristine mountain environment to create a wonderful skiing experience!
West Hill House Bed and Breakfast Ski & Stay Package
For the rest of the 2013 ski season, West Hill House bed and breakfast has a great deal for any skier. Until March 31st (with some blackout periods) we have three and four day ski packages that include lodging and breakfast at West Hill House, along with "passports" for skiing at Mad River Glen, Sugarbush and Ole's cross-country skiing.
These Ski Passports also include coupons for discounts or freebies at local stores and restaurants.
Come during the week and stay for four days. Come during a weekend and stay for three days. The price for both packages is the same. So, if you can afford to get away during the week, you get rewarded with a better deal and less crowded skiing conditions!
Transport to the Ski Resorts
The Lincoln Peak base at Sugarbush is only two minutes away and there is a free shuttle bus from our front door. You can come back anytime during the day. Mad River Glen is about a 15 minute drive, and Olé's is about a 10 minute drive.
Ski & Stay & Save at Sugarbush & MRG
November 28, 2012 by Peter MacLaren
The snow is flying, Sugarbush is open and Mad River Glen is opening soon. It's time to plan to your ski vacation!
You have an IMMEDIATE, but fleeting, opportunity to get a great deal on Sugarbush ski tickets for the coming season with their Quad-Pack. The great thing about this pack is that there are no black-outs and you can share it. So 4 unrestricted tickets at $50 each! These are ideal if you plan to ski during Christmas week, MLK weekend or President's Week as our Ski and Stay Passport is blacked-out at those times. But you must buy them in advance on or before November 30th.
From December 15th onwards, other than the black-out dates, our Ski and Stay Passport offers great value as you can ski freely at Mad River Glen, Sugarbush and Olé's cross-country, as well as enjoy offers and freebies at local stores and restaurants most evenings.
If you are planning to come during the Christmas season from December 21st to January 1st, please finalize your plans now! We do have some rooms still available for some dates, but we are filling up fast!
The Red Chair visits West Hill House B&B
November 2, 2012 by Susan
Hi everyone, I'm the Red Chair that has been traveling throughout New England for the past several months.
I arrived at West Hill House B&B in the aftermath of Hurricane Sandy and rain was the order of the day. Fortunately my hosts offered rain boots and an umbrella so I stayed pretty dry. Inside I was given a place by the fire to warm up a bit even had a pussy cat come curl up with me for a bit.
Once the weather cleared my first stop was at the top of the Lincoln Gap Road, the highest road pass in Vermont, where I set foot, or should that be feet, on the Long Trail. The air was so fresh I'm felt I could have walked the full 273 miles of the trail but I had places to go and things to see.
With winter just around the corner I wanted to be introduced to the Mad River Glen ski area. I checked out the ski school meeting place then of course had to have my photo taken with the single chair.
From there we went to Sugarbush where I had my photo taken with a local cow before going to sit beside the year 'round skier. He didn't say much, we just enjoyed the solitude of the moment.
I visited the Hartshorn Farm and hey, for fresh food, maple syrup from their own trees and hay, head to their farm stand. And speaking of stand – look at me standing atop a huge bale of hay!
With my feet firmly back on the ground I posed with some squash then climbed up on the wall to sit with the boxes of pumpkins for a while.
My legs were getting a bit cramped so I hopped down and headed over to visit with the alpacas, The Finkles, who didn't seem to mind my company. I certainly did not expect to see alpacas in Vermont!
A stop to pose in front of the Warren Covered Bridge that spans the Mad River then back to my temporary home at the West Hill House B&B and ready for a warm cup of hot chocolate and a little cake.
Wow, have I had fun! I can't wait for my next adventure! Tomorrow I am off across the Green Mountains to visit Middlebury, Vermont – I wonder what adventures await me there.
Relaxation Plus!
March 16, 2012 by Peter MacLaren
Winter gives way to an early spring
Mountainside snow melts in the warm sun
The ground begins to thaw as we enter mud season
Crocuses, tulips, and irises poke their heads through the soil
Inside West Hill House B&B Smoky demos cat yoga and enjoys a relaxing nap.
Come join Smoky and Snowball, choose your own chair of course, and chill out.
For new bookings made after March 27th for between then and April 26th we are offering these two special deals:
- Stay two nights and have the third night on the house! A 33% discount.
- Stay one night and get the 2nd night at half price! A 25% discount.
These discounts are not available on-line. Please call us to book.
(may not be combined with other discounts)
Ski boots galore!
March 6, 2012 by Peter MacLaren
After a busy day at Sugarbush and Mad River Glen, guests' boots rest by the fireside while their humans enjoy their steam showers and jacuzzis.
Snow in quantity!
February 25, 2012 by Peter MacLaren
Come play in the snow! We finally got some significant snow so now it's time to book your Sugarbush or Mad River Glen ski vacation.
In the past 24 hours we have received 12″ of snow, most of it coming since about 11 AM on Saturday.
Today's guests report that the mountains are in superb shape and the snowy scenery is stunning.
At the B&B our fences are all snowcapped and even the front porch rockers received a snowy blanket.
We're looking forward to your visit. Check our Ski and Stay specials!
Great Vermont Ski and Stay Packages
January 18, 2012 by Peter MacLaren
For the 2011-12 Ski Season we are once again offering our guests great prices AND flexibility for skiing at Sugarbush – immediately adjacent to the B&B with door-to-door shuttle service, Mad River Glen – a few minutes drive away, and the option to also ski on Olé's Cross Country Ski trails just down the road from the B&B.
Ski & Stay "Passport*" packages for Sugarbush & Mad River Glen start at $110 per person per day, plus tax (2-night minimum weekdays, 3-night minimum weekends) and we'll be pleased to customize a package with your choice of room and days of skiing.
The best value packages are:
- 4-day inclusive weekday package including Ski the Valley "Passports*" for two for 4 consecutive week-days of skiing and 4 week-nights of B&B
- 3-day inclusive weekend package including Ski the Valley "Passports*" for two for 3 days & nights.
Pricing for both packages, including taxes, is just:
- Queen Room Package: $899
- King Room Package: $999
- Suite Package: $1,049
Our King Room ensuite bathrooms have double Jacuzzi tubs.
You can add another weekday day (or more) at Mad River Glen to any package for just $35 per person per day if you stay an extra night at our regular rates. The Lincoln Peak base at Sugarbush is just two minutes away by free shuttle bus from our front door and you can come back anytime during the day.
*The Passport also includes skiing at Ole's cross country resort, and specials and freebies at some restaurants and stores.
Check our Winter Activities page for more information on a winter holiday at West HIll House.
Offers are good for one pair of ski tickets per night stayed. Note ski conditions cannot be guaranteed! (The packages are not available on Presidents Week, and weekend packages require a minimum of 3 days & nights. Note that 7 days advance notice is required for all Ski the Valley passport packages.)
Photo credit Sugarbush and EKrylov.
The Pot of Gold
December 3, 2011 by Peter MacLaren
We've found it! The Pot of Gold is in the Mad River Valley!
November brought us 11″ (28cm) of snow for our Thanksgiving Day guests to enjoy and 60°F (15°C) weather a few days later. November also brought us this magnificent rainbow on the 30th. While we can't guarantee you a rainbow or a pot of gold when you visit West Hill House B&B, Sugarbush or Mad River Glen, we can guarantee you beautiful scenery and warm Mad River Valley hospitality.
White Christmas in Vermont
November 28, 2011 by Peter MacLaren
Picture yourself doing your Christmas shopping and enjoying Christmas music in the quiet serenity of the green mountains of Vermont.
Saturday, December 3 marks the 13th annual Country Christmas Open House in the Mad River Valley. Over 30 local shops and services are offering special discounts which will make your pocketbook happy and may offer free refreshments which will make your tummy happy. Pick up a punch card at any merchants displaying the Participating Merchant sign then visit 5 businesses and have your card punched at each. When you leave your card with the 5th business it will be entered for a prize drawing. Check out the list of participating merchants and services.
On Friday, December 9 The Vermont Symphony Orchestra presents Holiday Pops "Fun and Games" at the Barre Opera House, just under one hour from West Hill House. Favorite Christmas music with a twist as they take a look at the youthful side of the holiday. Fun for everyone. Tickets required.
Thursday, December 15 the Warren United Church will host the Vermont Symphony's Brass Quintet and Counterpoint for a perfect mix of brass and voices to ring in the season. Free admission although tickets are required.(802-496-9714).
And of course the area also offers skiing and riding at Sugarbush, skiing at Mad River Glen, and cross country skiing at Ole's and Blueberry Lake. Dog sled rides, sledding, skating, and moonlight snowshoe tours are just some of the other ways to enjoy a white Christmas in Vermont – oh and you can also curl up with a warm beverage and watch the movie White Christmas.


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The late summer sun bathed Hermione as she made her way across the grounds. Her feet led her to her destination automatically, following the same path that she took every day. Her mind was therefore free to wander, and wander it did: to memories of her school days, to visions of her future, to reflections on the changes in her life over the past few weeks. Thoughts of the final battle, however, were banished in the bright sunlight and whispering wind.
The grass swished softly beneath her feet as she reached her goal. The inky black marble of the tomb nearly exactly matched his eyes. As she approached the cool stone, she noticed - not for the first time - the way all sound fell away in the small clearing where his and Dumbledore's tombs were. It was almost as though even Nature herself was awed by the powerful wizards put to rest here.
Hermione sat in her customary spot beneath the tree near the monument. It had been her idea to plant it here. She suspected that Snape would hate it, but she'd known from the beginning that she would need a place to sit when she made her frequent visits to this hallowed spot. All of Snape's monument had been her idea, actually, from the inscription - "I can teach you to brew glory, bottle fame, even put a stopper in death" - to the placement of the tomb itself - next to Dumbledore's, not behind.
Sighing deeply, she fingered the small vial she kept in her pocket at all times. It was a deep green color and was simply labeled: "Amortentia, 1991 (HJG?)". She'd discovered it while cleaning out Snape's old chambers, and her initials had caught her eye, since they had clearly been written in many years after the date the potion was brewed. She wasn't sure why this bottle had been singled out and stored in the heavily locked part of the cabinet... Just one more mystery surrounding the man that had been Severus Snape, she supposed.
Uncapping the vial, she inhaled deeply, closing her eyes. She'd kept it for herself after uncorking it the first time. She had not been prepared for the overwhelming reminder of him, that was for certain. The scents of pine needles, expensive ink, and hot pewter cauldrons had nearly brought her to her knees at the first sniff. The bout of tears that followed had only been stopped when Harry and Ron had come looking for her after she failed to show up to breakfast.
Shaking herself, Hermione rose and moved forward to place her customary kiss upon the unyielding onyx marble before heading back to the castle. If the others knew how much time she spent here, at his graveside, they would surely commit her to St. Mungo's immediately, but she didn't care. It was her own tribute to a man that had in turns infuriated her and fascinated her, but always, always, looked out for her.
Stepping back, a movement at the edge of the clearing caught her eye.
"When are we going to tell them about you, Severus?" she asked calmly, turning to face the man now gliding out of the brush.
His eyes were hard as ever as they stared at his tombstone. "Now is not the time, Hermione," he said, his constant refrain to her questioning.
She shivered at the sound of his voice. She imagined it would affect her for the rest of her life - it was not a voice that one grew to take for granted. That same voice could terrify, command, seduce, instruct, inspire: she was eternally thankful that Nagini's bite had not, after all, destroyed it completely.
"If you say so," she replied simply. "I've got to head back - it's nearly dinner. Will I see you tomorrow?"
One shoulder lifted in a jerky shrug. His eyes never left the grave as she turned and made her way back to the castle. Hermione tucked the Amortentia back into her pocket and hoped that tomorrow would be the day he'd change his mind.
A/N: Syrup of Hellebore is used in the Draught of Peace, and furthermore, legend has it that it is used by witches to summon demons - take that however you like with this chapter. This epilogue is entirely un-beta'd, as I realized I couldn't bear to kill him off entirely. Let this chapter also serve as a PSA for my latest work - a companion piece, of sorts, to this one. I've just started writing it and look forward to getting at least a chapter or two published soon. In the meantime, I am still not JK Rowling, despite my best attempts to brew a real Polyjuice.


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Judge Lance regretted his dalliance with 25 series tires, so maybe you would too:
As seen in the Western Addition:
Judge Lance regretted his dalliance with 25 series tires, so maybe you would too:
As seen in the Western Addition:
These are the new robin's egg blue decals from the SFMTA – the "pilot" bus program is over, so the old light green decals have expired now.
If you have any beefs with these buses, you're supposed to call 311, that's what the new phone icon means. And then you tell them, "Bus 09-5016 just run me over," or something. That's the system, baby.
The prefix "09" means LUX LEASING LLC. What's that? Who the Hell knows, Gentle Reader. It's some company, somewhere.
And now we're at the back. Here's something new to me – a HOW'S MY DRIVING sticker:
'Cause the "Luxury" Leasing ppl want you complaining to them afore you call up SFGov with your bus beef.
This is how things stand with corporate buses in Frisco in the second half of 2016…
Say good-bye to our Combination KFC and Taco Bell in the Fillmore. Hoodline has the deets.
Wow, this fairly unsanitary (76 out of 100) place has been around a long time, huh? Since the 1960's! It's right next door to the former Jim Jones Peoples Temple (and right across the street from Jim Jones enabler Willie Brown's former church) and the reactivated Fillmore Theatre:
This massive black KFC bucket is why I'm making this post. It's beautiful!
Don't touch this thing, property owner.
Save The Bucket! Save The Bucket!
Here you go:
"Due to police harassment on the SF Wiggle we have no choice but to ride Oak."
Well, let's see, there are LOTS of reasons to not ride the vaunted THE WIGGLE route and also, there are other options asides from OAK.
But let's consider Oak now. Oh, here's famous fixie-riding Andy on the left side of Oak, from all the way back in aught-seven.
And look, the dashed lines made a sort of bike lane on the left side – good times. (Unfortunately, this space for bikes is no longer there, due to subsequent restriping.)
Anywho, going straight on Oak instead of taking the Wiggle at Scott is nice because you've only got one sort of steep block. I see people take Oak all the time. Oak is good. Oak is fast. Oak is congested a lot of the time due to horrible horrible Octavia Boulevard (what was dreamed up by wealthy homeowners in Hayes Valley), so you'd spend some time weaving about, getting around drivers trying to get on the I-80 / the 101 superslabs, but that's OK. I'll add that Oak is for the adventurous, certainly.
So, Oak is far from being a ridiculous choice, a choice TO TEACH US ALL A LESSON about the dangers of the SFPD handing out citations. It's a viable option.
Or what of Oak and Baker to Fulton to Divisadero to Mcallister to Market? This is THE UNWIGGLE with no wiggling at all betwixt Divis and Market. And look, you've defeated the rich people of HV who put a 105 foot wide BOULEVARD betwixt you and your destination, 'cause Octavia is but a nothingburger walking path / federal housing project parking lot on this route – it won't slow you down at all.
Or Fulton? It's a bit hillier than McAll and you've got big old City Hall in your way, but it'll do.
Or Golden Gate? That works too.
Or Haight all the way to Fillmore, just to avoid the congested THE WIGGLE?
Notice that all these routes avoid "cycling" a bunch of people through the stop signs at WALLER and STEINER in the Lower Haight.
Those are some of your inbound routes.
As far as using Fell to go back home, well that's CRAZY TOWN, that's ill-advised. I rarely have seen that, in all my years.
IMO, the best way to get back is MCALLISTER…
…of course, there are other non-THE WIGGLE choices as well.
But feel free to do whatever you want, commiserate with this knucklehead, who lacks self-awareness, as you both deal with $238 tickets from John Law.
Just saying…
Here it is, from the San Francisco Department of the Environment:
This program is similar to those offered by Stanford U, UC, Marin County and your major corporations.*
So, if you power your Nissan Leaf all-electric car or ZERO all-electric motorcycle with clean Hetch Hetchy hydroelectricity, SFGov is saying that your commute to work isn't "sustainable." OTOH, if you ride in a diesel MUNI bus, your commute is "sustainable? OK, maybe.
Hey, what about the method that SFGov uses to fund retirement pay and medical benefits for all its employees, past, present, and future? Is that sustainable, SFGov? Oh no? OK, SFGov.
And if one of my bikes gets a flat tire, have I ever said to myself, "Oh no, it's an emergency!"
But one supposes that if you had some free money to spend and you wanted to appeal to your bo-bo constituancy, you'd offer the same program.
ASSIGNMENT DESK: Well, this one writes itself. The hardest part will be finding an appealing subject who's actually used this program already. Take some photos of the victim, you know, probably a her, and make sure have the Financh in the background in the photos, and then throw in a few quotes from a Department Head, and BAM! – you've got yourself a Story.
*At some places down in the valley, if you get sick at work your Free Ride Home will be so, so baller, you'll feel like a billionaire, you know, temporarily anyway, and you'll tell all your friends about it, and they'll be so impressed.
Welcome to 'Merica, Dude:
The thrown shoe on this ride was manifest, but if that's been the only thing wrong with it the past week then hauling it off with this mobile crane seems a bit much…
In mitigation, they could have used an even more expensive medivac chopper to airlift it out of there…
I'll tell you, I'm not a big fan of the vaunted The Wiggle bike route and here's why:
That's why. This was my stab at promoting the Northern Wiggle,* aka the McAllister Pass,** aka the Hastings Cutoff. *** Some people listened, but most did not, oh well.
Anyway, aside from this route being a third of a mile shorter and faster and safer and relatively ped-free, it NEVER gets any SFPD Bicycle Enforcement Actions, the way, say, the intersection of Waller and Steiner gets.
Speaking of which, now more people are joining the SFPD, to "referee the Wiggle," if only for a short time.
While 95% of cyclists using the Wiggle are really incredibly respectful of other road users, there is that small minority who give us all a bad name. I've always wanted to dress as a referee and hand out yellow and red cards to bad cyclists (and maybe some cars and peds too) and I'm using NOW! as my excuse!
Come join me in shaming the few bad cyclists out there and making the Wiggle just a little bit safer and more courteous!"
*I, myself, wiggle from street to street north of the Panhandle on my way inbound to Fulton and Scott – it depends on traffic.
**The pass over Alamo Heights, which the Southern Wiggle route mostly avoids by generally following the route of the former creek what used to drain the kind of valley where the Golden Gate Park Panhandle sits now.
***Named for Landsford Hastings, a distant cousin, surely, of UC Hastings' Justice Serranus Clinton Hastings.
This effort appears to be similar to the SFMTA's attempt to add traffic signals on Haight at Scott and Pierce.
This isn't the worst example of NIMBYism, but I'd say it's fairly alarmist, fairly absurd.
I'll just say that, generally speaking, it's generally harder to get around town these days by car, by bike and by MUNI, compared with ten or twenty years ago. Part of this has to do with our newer, absurdly-wide sidewalks, designed for pedestrian "comfort."
And yet, most ped and cyclist deaths in San Francisco involve fault from the peds and cyclists. Here's 2014:
"The Police Department found that in the 17 pedestrian deaths, drivers were responsible for eight and pedestrians were responsible for nine. Bicyclists were responsible in all three instances when they died."
(I should do a video on how to be a pedestrian in SF. It might involve some jaywalking but it would also involve extreme alertness on behalf of peds. You see, the way to prevent a lot of ped deaths in SF would be to get inside their heads to see what's going wrong.)
IMO, the SFMTA should leave McAllister alone and then start taking out as many bus stops as politically possible.
I'll tell you, not that many cyclists pass by Broderick and McAllister compared with Scott and McAllister, it seems, owing to geography. So looking at McAllister and Scott, it seems that the lights will be timed against cyclists using FULTON DIVISADERO MCALLISTER eastbound as an alternative to the already-overcrowded Wiggle route to get from the Golden Gate Park Panhandle to the Financh.
So for my own selfish reasons, I'd prefer that MUNI not make these changes, but who am I to stand in their way? What the MUNI people are saying is that we'll all be better off overall, and 40 seconds each way each day will add up to millions of seconds, eventually.
In conclusion, meh. If MUNI wants to put in lights, we should let them do it.


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Our Programs
Escuela's teachers combine excellent training, strong academic qualifications and experience with warmth, openness, and a strong respect for children and their parents. Our lead teachers have their Montessori training through either the American Montessori Society (AMS) or the Association Montessori International (AMI).
Jr. Elementary East
Mr. Ben first joined Escuela to work in our elementary Extended program. As of 2016, he works days in Jr. El East with Ms. Inga.
Primary - White Room
Mr. Stephen also spends afternoons working with the children in elementary Extended day.
Primary - Blue Room
Ms. Aliyah possesses elementary Montessori experience and training. Her daughter attends Escuela.
Elementary Art & Primary Spanish
Jr. Elementary West
Cristina Sessa has worked at Escuela since 1990. She has a liberal arts degree in Early Childhood Development and is Lower El AMS certified. Through the years she has been involved with Escuela's goal of excellence in teaching children; she strives to make sure that each child develops his own sense of discovery and love of learning. Ms. Cristina headed our CEI reading lab for two years before returning to the classroom in 2016. Raised in the North Valley, Ms. Cristina is a native New Mexican. Her hobbies include walking, biking, dancing, and spending time with her husband, dog, and family.
Diliana Ovtcharova has been a part of the Escuela del Sol team since 2011. She completed her primary training at the Montessori Education Center of the Rockies in 2014 and continued on to pursue a Master's degree in Integrative Montessori Education.
Elementary and Jr. High Spanish
Primary - Red Room
Ms. Elizabeth has been working at Escuela del Sol since 1986. She has two grown children, both of whom attended Escuela del Sol starting in the Toddler Program and graduating from the Senior Elementary. Ms. Elizabeth says her daughters have grown to be very creative, independent thinkers with a strong sense of community and responsibility which she attributes to being a part of the Escuela community. Ms. Elizabeth also has two grandchildren. The oldest is now attending a Montessori school and the other will attend when she is old enough. "Montessori education has had a very positive influence on my family and I'm very thankful to Escuela for that."
Emily Schuyler has worked at Escuela Del Sol since 2003. She holds a B.F.A. in Textile Design from the University of Kansas and received her AMI primary diploma in Perugia, Italy in 1999. Ms. Emily is fluent in Spanish and has lived in Mexico and traveled extensively in Latin America. She is the proud parent of two children. Her daughter, Sofia, is an Escuela elementary student and her son, Sebastian, is an alumni of Escuela. When she is not teaching, Emily enjoys making artwork in her Harwood studio, which she shares with her friend, co-teacher, and collaborator, Lisa Alessio.
Gretchen Vogelsberg has been teaching since January 1998 and joined Escuela in 2006. She possesses a liberal arts degree with a Montessori concentration and spent seven years working with Ms. Dana in the Blue Room before moving to the Red Room in 2013 to work with Ms. Elizabeth. First gaining her AMS Infant-Toddler certification at the Montessori Education Center of the Rockies in Boulder (she, Elizabeth Marcilla, and Ms. Monica all first met that summer at MECR!), she later returned to her studies to earn Primary certification as well. Just prior to Escuela, she worked two years in a traditional private school before returning to Montessori secure in the knowledge that this is where she truly belongs. Gretchen has twin daughters (whom many of you know through their babysitting or their time spent volunteering and working at Escuela). Rhian and Dylan attended Montessori schools in Maine and Albuquerque from ages three through fifth grade. Gretchen also 'moonlights' in the office after school as a member of the administrative team.
Inga Tomlinson found Montessori education in Seattle, Washington years ago. This lead her to pursue her AMI Elementary certification at the Washington Montessori Institute in Columbia, Maryland as well as her Master's in Education from Loyola University in Baltimore. She made the move to Albuquerque and started her Escuela adventure in 2004. Ms. Inga's commitment to Montessori has evolved through rich experiences in many roles at Escuela. She has guided children at the both the Junior and Senior Elementary levels, is the Elementary Program Coordinator, and enjoys facilitating faculty collaboration for growth in our program. Ms. Inga spent two years in administration, while her daughter was very young, developing programs such as parent education and working heavily in admissions. Recently, she led the school-wide effort to become the first school in New Mexico to be awarded accreditation by the American Montessori Society. She is also the faculty liaison to Escuela's Board of Directors.
Ms. Inga and her husband have two lovely Montessori children. Connor graduated from Escuela in 2009 and Helene started in the Toddler Program in 2012.
"Montessori education is an effort that reaches far beyond education. On a large scale, it is a movement towards world peace. There is no other way I could imagine spending my time. I am blessed to be a part of the Escuela family and this worthy endeavor of raising deeply empathetic and innovative children."
Toddler South
Jolie Tafoya has a long history with Escuela del Sol. One might say she grew up here, attending Escuela, from age 2 through Primary, while her mother was a teacher here. As a teen, Jolie worked in a variety of assistant positions until she moved to California. Jolie received her Infant/Toddler training at the San Francisco Bay Area Montessori Teacher Training Program, graduating in 2003. While in California she taught at Valley Montessori School in Livermore, working with infants and toddlers for eight years and with primary and middle school students for three years. After having a son in 2011, Jolie took a break from teaching to pursue a pharmacy technology degree. When she and her son moved back to Albuquerque, it was only natural to come home and back to the work she loves and does so well; it is a wonderful privilege to have Jolie return to the school as a trained Montessori Guide!
Toddler Community
Ms. Joy is a fixture at Escuela, having been with us for many years in the Toddler Community.
Elementary - Garden Guide
Ms. Juli has been at Escuela del Sol, wearing different hats, since 2000. That year she attended the National Center for Montessori Education in White Rock, NM and she worked as an assistant teacher with Ms. Dana from 2000-2003. For the seven years prior to this, Ms. Juli worked primarily as a pre-school teacher; she also has experience with infants and toddlers and for two years worked as a assistant teacher in our Toddler Extended Day program.
Starting in 2009, Ms. Juli became Escuela's Garden Guide. In this role she creates and involves children in our Outdoor Classroom--for nature walks, lessons in practical life and care-giving, relaxation and celebration. The orchard, herb garden, habitat, vegetable boxes, landscapes, and chicken coop also provide materials and inspiration for scientific experiments and research, cooking, music, and art projects. Ms. Juli majored in Soil Science at New Mexico State University and continued her studies at the Land Institute (Kansas) and the Permaculture Drylands Institute. She is a trained Master Composter and is Escuela's Resource Recovery Ranger (cheerleader for waste separation and recycling). Ms. Juli received a Whole Kids Foundation Garden Grant in 2014 to fund the installation of a large-scale rainwater harvesting project to supplement irrigation of our vegetable boxes.
Juli Curtis joins Escuela as an Assistant Guide in Junior El West with Ms. Molly this school year. She grew up in upstate New York where she fell in love with the outdoors at an early age. This led her to study Ecology & Environmental Studies at Paul Smith's College of the Adirondacks. Later, she received her BS from SUNY Plattsburgh in Education with an emphasis in Science. Juli spent many years teaching swimming, snowboarding, and outdoor & environmental education. She has taught multi-age classes in both public and private schools in New York and New Mexico for the past 13 years. Juli lives in Albuquerque with her partner and their two cats, two dogs, and many fish. She enjoys anything that gets her outdoors, reading, music, art, and gardening.
Ms. Lisa has been with us for 20+ years, leading the Yellow Room and later co-teaching in White. She now works afternoons providing full-day Montessori for children in our Extended Program.
Primary - Yellow Room
After graduating from the University of Maine with a B.S. in Environmental Conservation, Lisa Pearl began teaching environmental education and service learning in the summer months and skiing at Taos Ski Valley in the winter months. Her passion for nature, adventure, and experiential learning led her to Montessori education. Lisa came to Escuela in 2002 after finishing her AMI Montessori training for ages 3 - 6 at the Montessori Institute of San Diego (MISD) in La Jolla, California. Since that time Lisa has taught and supported Escuela students from Primary through Senior Elementary. She is thrilled to be back in the Yellow Room as the lead teacher, where she began her Journey at Escuela over a decade ago.
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Molly Nanabah Heavilin-Dobrian was born in Albuquerque, NM and raised in the northeast corner of Arizona on the Navajo Nation. She received her Bachelor of Arts degree from Wellesley College in Medical Anthropology in 2006. She then completed Wellesley's post-baccalaureate Teacher Education Program in 2007. Ms. Molly started off in Montessori education as an assistant at the primary level in Natick, MA. She moved to Albuquerque in the spring of 2007 where she joined Escuela del Sol as a substitute before taking her Montessori training at the Montessori Education Center of the Rockies in Boulder, CO in 2007. She recently completed her Master's in Elementary Education at the University of New Mexico. Ms. Molly is married and has three kids (Myles Elise, and Katie). She has three dogs, a cat, and a beta fish and loves to garden, hike, and ride bikes with her family.
Toddler North
A native New Mexican, Monica Chavez first gained toddler certification in 1986 at the Pacific Coast Montessori Training Institution in San Francisco. In 1999, she earned AMS Infant/Toddler credentials through MECR in Boulder, CO. Monica has two children, both Montessori kids (16 years apart - wow!). She has been with Escuela since 2005 and is looking forward to many more years!!! Monica feels a strong connection with the Harwood Art Center as her great aunt and grandmother both attended in the late 1920's when it was the Harwood Girls' School. She is a grandmother of two beautiful babies, Azalea and Cassiel. In her spare time, Monica enjoys dancing with the Festival Ballet Company of Albuquerque and also teaches ballet to children at the Ballet Theater of the Southwest.
Rita Francois has been teaching in the Toddler Program at Escuela since 1999. She has an Early Childhood associate degree from NMSU, is married to a retired member of the U.S. Air Force, and has two grown children. Her daughter Jennifer is stationed at an Air Force base in Germany and her son, Jamaine, lives here in ABQ. She is the proud grandmother of six grandchildren and feels blessed to call Escuela her family.
Senior Elementary
Savanah Cooper has been a member of the Escuela team since 2009 and has been working in the Montessori environment since 2005. She received her bachelor's degree in Education from The University of New Mexico. She received her Lower Elementary certification from The Houston Montessori Center under Dr. Betsy Coe and her Upper Elementary training from The Montessori Education Center of the Rockies in Boulder, Colorado.
Ms. Shaina was once a student at Escuela! For several years she worked on the Primary wing before obtaining AMI Assistants to Infancy credentials. Her daughter, Audra, is also an Escuela alum.
Shardae LeDouix has been with Escuela since 2011 working with the Primary children. Afternoons, she joins the elementary kids in Extended Day. Shardae received her bachelor's degree in Family studies and Psychology from the University of New Mexico.
Junior High
Tanesia R. Hale-Jones has been working at Escuela since 2007. She holds an AMS diploma for Elementary 6-12. She is also a graduate of Loyola University New Orleans where she earned her B.A. in English Literature/Creative Writing and San Francisco State University where she earned a MFA in poetry. She is currently teaching in Senior Elementary and is a parent of a Montessori elementary student. A local of Albuquerque, she enjoys the outdoors and supporting the arts.
Escuela Music Program
Cathy Suding is the director and creative energy behind Escuela's Primary and Elementary music programs. Ms. Cathy received her BM from Butler University and her MM from the University of Illinois. She came to the Escuela community in 2002 after 19 years teaching in International Schools in Belgium, Japan, Venezuela, and Poland. Her first experience with Montessori education was in Tokyo, where she taught music classes to her daughters and their classmates in a primary Montessori setting at a school headed by Spanish nuns with Montessori-trained teachers from Ireland. Like the international administration and faculty, the children were not only from the host country, Japan, but also from many other different countries. "From all of my experiences in international schools, both as a teacher and a mother, I found that there is a common thread connecting the children and music of our world. It is my lucky fate to be part of the spinning of this thread as I join the children of Escuela in their musical development."
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Hi everyone and welcome back to Educator.com. 0000
In this mini-lesson, we are going to go through the first page of the kinematics defining motion worksheet from the APlusPhysics site, which you can find the link for down below. 0002
Let us dive right in. 0012
A student on her way to school walks four blocks east, three blocks north, and then another four blocks east. 0014
Compared to the distance she walks, the magnitude of her displacement from home to school is...?0020
The distance she walks is how far she has traveled, so 4 + 3 + 4 were 11 blocks. 0024
The displacement, however, is the straight line distance from where you start to where you finish, so that would be the displacement. 0031
A displacement is obviously less than the distance that she walked, so compared to the distance she walks, the magnitude of her displacement is less. 0037
Number 2 -- A motorboat which has a speed of 5 m/s in still water, is headed east as it crosses a river flowing south at 3.3 m/s. 0050
What is the magnitude of the boat's resultant velocity with respect to the starting point? 0058
Well, if it is going 5 m/s east and it is also crossing a river that is flowing at 3.3 m/s south, the boat's resultant velocity with respect to the starting point -- Well to do that, I am just going to add these two vectors. 0063
They are already lined up tip to tail, so I can draw a line from the starting point of the first to the ending point of the last. 0080
Now to figure out that magnitude, I am going to use the Pythagorean Theorem, so to figure out that magnitude, that is going to be the square root of 5 m/s2 + 3.3 m/s2...0088
...which is going to be 52 + 3.32 and the square root of that gives me about 6 m/s -- Answer 3. 0099
Number 3 -- A speedometer in a car does not measure a car's velocity because velocity is a...?0116
Velocity is a vector quantity, so we can get rid of 3 and 4 because velocity is not a scalar and because it is a vector, it has a direction associated with it. 0122
Velocity is a vector and has a direction associated with it, a speedometer in a car does not measure that because the speedometer does not tell you the direction, so best answer here is Number 1. 0133
Number 4 -- A person observes a fireworks display from a safe distance of 0.75 km, so the distance is going to be 0.75 km, which is 750 m.0146
Assuming that sound travels at 340 m/s in air -- so the velocity or speed of 340 m/s -- what is the time between the person seeing and hearing a fireworks explosion? 0160
Well, our relationship there is our velocity is going to be the distance traveled divided by the amount of time, therefore, time is going to be our distance traveled divided by the velocity or 750 m/340 m/s. 0173
If I plug that into my calculator, I come up with right around 2.21 m/m or 1/1/seconds, which will leave us with units of seconds -- Answer 2. 0192
Number 5 -- On the surface of Earth, a space craft has a mass of 2 × 104 kg. 0212
What is the mass of the spacecraft at a distance of 1 earth radius above Earth's surface? 0218
Now, that is a trick question there. Remember mass is how much stuff something is made up of. 0224
In this case, that is not going to change even though its position is changing. It still has the same mass. 0229
So our answer is Number 2, 2 × 104 kg. 0235
Number 6 -- An airplane flies with a velocity of 750 km/h, 30 degrees south of East. 0242
What is the magnitude of the eastward component of the plane's velocity?0250
Let us draw ourselves a little axis here and it is going to fly 750 km/h at an angle of 30 degrees south of East. 0253
If I go south of East, it is probably going to be something right around that and its magnitude is 750 km/h and our angle here is 30 degrees. 0267
What is the magnitude of the eastward component of the plane's velocity?0280
If we want the eastward component, well that means we are going to want this component, the component of our 750 km/h vector. 0284
The way we get that -- the magnitude of the eastward component of the plane's velocity, which I am going to call the x-component of the velocity is just going to be our total velocity times the cos(30 degrees) or 750 km/h × cos(30 degrees)...0298
...which implies then that our velocity in the east direction is 750 × cos(30) or about 650 km/h -- Answer 2. 0318
Number 7 -- One car travels 40 m due East in 5 s and a second car travels 64 m due West in 8 s. 0337
During their periods of travel, the cars definitely had the same...?0345
Well, let us take a look -- car 1 travels 40 m due East in 5 s, so that means its velocity is going to be its distance traveled -- let us call that δx -- divided by the time it took or 40 m/5 s = 8 m/s and the velocity will be East. 0349
Our second car has a velocity of δx/t, but it is going to travel 64 m due west, so let us call that -64 m/8s, which is going to be -8 m/s East or 8 m/s west. 0368
They have the same speed, but different velocities because they are going in different directions, so our correct answer -- they must have the same average speed. 0385
Let us check out one more -- State the two general characteristics that are used to define a vector quantity. 0395
Vectors are made up of two things -- they must have a magnitude or a size and a vector also has a direction, so magnitude and direction gives you a vector. 0402
That covers the first page of our kinematics defining motion worksheet. 0419
We will talk to you next time. Make it a great day! 0424


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