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Shearwater Asia, in partnership with Jirav, introduces FP&A solution to Asian SMB market
Shearwater Asia, a leading cloud consulting company, is honoured to partner with Jirav, for promoting and offering business planning solution to the potential clients in Asia.
Shearwater is the leading cloud solutions consulting firm for ERP as well as planning and budgeting in the larger Asia region, from Singapore, South East-Asia to China, Japan and Korea.
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Testing "what if" scenarios—Comprehensively model your business and perform real-time "what if" scenario planning. You can change business assumptions, and see the impacts on the entire model, freeing you to concentrate on the actual plan instead of the math. While planning, you can build in calculations, allocations, phasing, market factors, seasonality, and more.
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Baptiste Bassot, Managing Partner
"We are excited to bring our large consulting experience in Asia, spanning 10-plus years of cloud enterprise applications from Japan, China, Korea, Singapore and all ASEAN countries to Jirav customers. Our entire consulting team is knowledgeable on budgeting and planning best practices, and how Jirav helps entities get started with the correct processes and systems in record short time. It is faster and more productive to use Jirav than to start creating a spreadsheet, and it connects to leading cloud ERP solutions of the box" said Baptiste Bassot, Managing Director at Shearwater. "With our experiences across the region as business consultants and cloud technologists, we strive to accelerate and automate customers' budgeting process to drive continuous adoption and efficiencies."
"We are delighted to extend our partner network and welcome Shearwater into the Jirav ecosystem. The Jirav-Shearwater partnership is a great combination, allowing us to help many customers across the Asia Pacific region to improve their financial planning and analysis processes. " said Martin Zych, CEO and co-founder of Jirav.
Jirav is an all-in-one financial planning and analysis solution that maximizes the collaborative value of forecasting, budgeting, reporting, and analytics so leaders can drive their businesses forward with confidence and speed.
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By establishing the partnership, Shearwater and Jirav aim to increase solution awareness in Asia and wishes to contribute to the business planning digital transformation journey of SMEs in Singapore and other southeast Asian countries.
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Shearwater is a consulting firm focusing on enabling cloud technologies to businesses across Asia: Singapore, SEA, Greater China, Japan, Korea. Shearwater leads global operations and finance digital transformation by leveraging world-class cloud solutions, including Cloud ERP solution Oracle NetSuite, Cloud CPM solution Workday Adaptive Planning, NSPB, and Jirav. Our professional service team help to provide end-to-end services and deliver successful outcomes for customers. As one of the leading cloud consulting partners in the Asian region, Shearwater has a 95% customer satisfaction rate and has partnered with many customers including global MNCs and local SMBs. Learn more at https://www.shearwaterasia.com/
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While not all celebrity home buys of 2018 were savvy investments, there are a few things all the transactions had in common: extravagant properties and pricey figures. And that alone is reason enough for us to take a closer look at all of the major celebrity home buys of 2018 and marvel at these incredible properties.
We've even spotlighted the biggest deals, to give you a little more insight as to which VIP spent or earned the most money in 2018 from real estate deals. Spoiler alert: beach houses, hilltop mansions and lavish NYC condos ahead, along with an interesting mix of celebrities from musicians to tv personalities, a soccer player and a fashion designer. Enjoy!
Maroon 5 Frontman Juggled Over $100Million in Real Estate Transactions in 2018
'The Voice' judge and Maroon 5 frontman Adam Levine has been keeping busy in 2018, buying and selling real estate left and right, his most expensive purchase being a $35.5 million Beverly Hills mansion. The home didn't even reach the market, as Levine quickly snagged the property in an off-market transaction.
The Maroon 5 crooner and his wife Behati Prinsloo bought the 12,000-square-foot estate from Max Mutchnick, who paid $23 million for it back in June 2018 and spent a fortune on renovations, which even landed the home a feature in Elle Decor.
The 3-story, Tudor-style mansion has seven bedrooms—including a master suite with a private sitting room and custom dressing rooms—eight bathrooms, a library, and a screening room. The one-acre ground on which the property sits on features lush green spaces with tree-shaded terraces, a swimming pool, playground, a tennis court as well as a one-bedroom, one-bathroom guesthouse.
The singer and TV host also made a bold purchase towards the end of 2018, buying a 9,000-square-foot mansion in Los Angeles for $32 million. Again, in an off-market transaction. The Pacific Palisades home was previously owned by celebrity couple Ben Affleck and Jennifer Garner.
Without a doubt, Adam Levine stayed in the spotlight both in the entertainment and real estate world last year. He also sold two of his properties for a cumulated $33.9 million: a $15.9 million home in Beverly Hills and an $18 million estate in Holmby Hills, Los Angeles.
Cindy Crawford Sells Malibu Beach House for a cool $45Mil in 2018
Cindy Crawford and husband Rande Gerber finally managed to sell their once $60 million beach house. The initial listing of the property took place back in 2016, with the couple slashing the price to $50 million in 2017, and ultimately, selling it for $45 million in 2018. The couple bought the home in 2015 and revamped the property before listing it one year later.
Sitting on about 3 acres of land, the beachfront home spans 5,300 square feet and includes four bedrooms and five bathrooms. The rooms are decorated in neutral tones with dark wood detailing throughout, while the kitchen is classically decorated with white cupboards and a wooden breakfast bar. The house features floor-to-ceiling windows with panoramic views of the coast and a path leading directly to the beach. The compound also boasts a swimming pool and a spa, as well as a tennis court.
Fashion DEsigner Tommy Hilfiger Sells Palm Beach Home for $35Mil
Tommy Hilfiger and wife Dee Ocleppo Hilfiger owned their beachfront, Palm Beach, Florida property for only a year before putting it up for sale. The fashion icon sold the home for $35 million—$1 million more than what he initially paid for the Mediterranean-style house back in May 2017.
Built in 1998, the 11,000-square-foot, single-story residence consists of five-bedrooms and eight bathrooms and a modern kitchen. The home features vaulted interior ceilings, marble floors and the property also includes 200 feet of beach frontage.
Vladimir Stolyarenko, a Russian banker, bought the estate at 100 Casa Bendita through an LLC in August 2018.
David and Victoria Beckham Bid Farewell to Beverly Hills Mansion
The power-couple quietly sold off their Beverly Hills estate late last year in an off-market transaction for the price tag of $33 million—nearly double what they paid for it in 2007. The Beckhams acquired the property 12 years ago for $18.2M when David Beckham got signed to the LA Galaxy soccer team.
The 13,000-square-foot estate has six bedrooms and nine bathrooms, a library and a media room. Additional property amenities include an expansive garden filled with palm trees, a
tennis court and a swimming pool.
Gwen Stefani's Beverly Hills Estate Goes for $29 Million
Initially listed for $35 million, the former 'No Doubt' singer managed to sell her Beverly Hills mansion for $29 million in 2018. Still, she was not at a loss for profit, as she bought the estate for a little over $13 million back in 2006.
The seven-bedroom home features unique interior designs by Kelly Wearstler, from pink couches to abstract wall and floor patterns. In one of the master suite bathrooms, a mixture of black and gold stones can be found on both the walls and the floor, and a black-and-white design in the entryway. Granite and marble patterns can also be found throughout the home, as well as five unique fireplaces.
The property features panoramic views of Beverly Hills, a 250-foot driveway, a separate guest house, a tennis court, and a swimming pool.
DJ Khaled Buys a $26Million Miami Beach house from the Inventor of the "Baby on board" Car Sign
Hip-hop artist DJ Khaled purchased the waterfront property in Miami Beach for $25.9 million from Michael Lerner, the mogul who created the "Baby on Board" signs in the 1980s. The initial listing price of the property in 2016 was close to $30 million. Lerner bought the one-acre lot in 2013 for $4.95 million and built the now DJ Khaled-owned estate.
The 13,000-square-foot house boasts five bedrooms and an elevator. The property also includes an 80-foot swimming pool, a safe room, a four-bedroom guest house and a private dock on Indian Creek.
What will Happen to Pete Davidson and Ariana Grande's $16Million NYC Apartment?
It's been some time since the celebrity couple announced their split in late 2018, although no news yet about the condo the former pair bought together. Davidson and Grande purchased a 4,000-square-foot apartment in July 2018 in Chelsea for $16 million, which will inevitably hit the market at some point, since they're not planning to move in together anytime soon.
The condo features five bedrooms, 4.5 bathrooms, and views of the Empire State Building. The building houses a private 12-seat IMAX cinema and also includes an indoor pool, a wellness floor, a fitness center, and a private party area.
Drew Barrymore Sells Longtime Hollywood Hills Home for $16.5Mil
Actress Drew Barrymore has sold off the Hollywood Hills mansion she'd been calling home since 2002 for the price of $16.5 million. 17 years ago, Barrymore paid a modest price of $4.35 million for the property.
The mansion sits on an acre-plus property, a former Midcentury ranch that dates back to 1957, and boasts 8,000 square feet of living space and 18 rooms, including four bedrooms and a two-story living room. The compound features a guest house, a guardhouse, a motor court, a swimming pool, and terraced gardens—not to mention breathtaking ocean views.
Alex Rodriguez Sells Solo, Buys with J. Lo
Former MLB player Alex "A-Rod" Rodriguez listed his LA home for $6.5 million in November 2018 and went on buying a 4,000-square-foot New York City condo with Jennifer Lopez. The couple purchased an ultra-luxury Manhattan home for $15 million. However, they already put the lavish residence up for sale in January 2019, for $17.5 million.
Located at 432 Park Avenue, currently the tallest condo in NYC, the condo comprises three bedrooms, 4.5 bathrooms, a spacious living and dining room, and a separate kitchen. The apartment features unique finishes, as well as 12'6" ceilings and large, single-pane windows.
Premium building amenities include a fully-staffed lobby and valet parking at an on-site garage, a state-of-the-art screening room, a conference room, a 75-foot-long indoor swimming pool, a fitness center, and a private restaurant. For full access to the building's offerings, you'll have to pay about $8,000 per month—a couple of months' worth of rent in NYC.
Kylie Jenner & Travis Scott go for $14 Million Home in Beverly Hills
Rounding up the top 10 list is rapper Travis Scott's and Kylie Jenner's $13.5 million home purchase in Beverly Hills. The celebrity couple bought the six-bedroom, nine-bathroom estate, marking Jenner's sixth home purchase by the age of 21.
Before buying the 90210 mansion, Jenner sold two of her properties, including a Hidden Hills mansion for $6.7 million and a nearby plot of land for $5.3 million. For the Beverly Hills estate, the couple split the purchasing cost and decorated the home together.
The house features 9,680 square feet of living space and chicly decorated, open-concept spaces with modern fixtures as well as a large, green backyard. The one-acre ground also boasts a guesthouse, a three-car garage, and a swimming pool.


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I recently took over a business from a local chocolatier and have been asked to repeat job that the previous owner has done for the past 2 years. The company makes a widget, and has it recreated in molds (see attached). The molds come is two pieces and fit together. The previous owner had duck-taped a hinge along one side - which can't be hygienic, but while they fit together, they don't stay together (if that makes sense).
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A green net covering a high chain link barrier obstructs my view of the Charles River. The Longfellow Bridge is under construction. It will be under construction for three years, causing inconvenience in traffic patterns, heavy congestion in an already crowded area, and ugly, obstructed views.
But it's necessary. It's a part of keeping the bridge safe and strong, able to withstand the constant stream of cars, bikes, subway, and people that it's designed to handle.
Sometimes the only way to make things better is to fix them, to reconstruct them.
And so it is with our souls. There are times when our souls need to be under construction, when that is the only way for them to withstand the constant force of life in all its uncertainty.
I heard once at a conference that our "churches are full of hurting people who haven't taken a season to heal". This is part of the under construction process — realizing that your soul needs to heal and the wisest thing to do is to allow time for the construction and healing process to take place.
Several years ago my husband and I went through an extended period of healing, an extended construction period. It lasted over six years. During that time we did nothing beyond attending church and getting together with safe friends. We didn't take part in any Bible Studies, we were not involved in any 'ministry', we did no service. We went through a season of healing and it was invaluable.
Besides achieving the desired result of healing and reconstructing, we learned several things.
1. We learned that we were far more use to God as people willing to be healed than we would have been had we tried to maintain a façade. The Psalmist David in a prayer of repentance says: "A broken and contrite heart you will not despise." He speaks to the mercy of God, his loving kindness, the bones that God has broken. God has never, and will never, despise a broken and contrite heart. It's the heart of the proud and the deceitful that concerns him far more.
2. We learned that our worth was not, and never will be, in what we do. Church service, 'ministry', getting involved – none of that is wrong. In fact, when done out of love for God it is a gift to be used for his glory. But it does not constitute our worth. Our worth this: we are made in the image of God, his creation, his love. Getting that wrong, thinking this is about what we do is far more dangerous to the soul than taking time out for healing.
3. We came to realize that when you go through a season of healing, God brings people into your life who are broken and need to hear that there is redemption, there is healing. Even in the midst of the hardest parts of healing, we would meet people who needed to know there was hope, needed to know we were also walking the long, arduous path called 'healing'. Perhaps broken seeks out broken? I like to think broken knows that it can learn best from those also willing to go through the construction process.
4. We learned that the words 'ministry' will never be synonymous with 'God', and when we make them, we are in a state of serious delusion. If we are not careful, 'ministry' becomes God. The word itself is held up as the ideal, instead of God himself being the ideal and ministry the result of our love for him. Defined as 'the one that serves' we can see ministry for what it is – not an end in itself, simply a way to reflect a love of God.
5. Mostly we learned that God is close to the broken-hearted. He cared not about our lack of service, he cared about our souls. Deeply, urgently, consistently he worked in our souls to reconstruct them to His Glory. The cuts that we sustained by his hand in the healing process were cuts of a gifted surgeon, done only to rid us of what would harm. And oh how they hurt, how they smarted. But when all was done, when surgery ended, the dead tissue was gone, only the healthy remained.
While a major construction and healing period is over, we are still ever aware of our fragility and propensity to go out on our own, thinking our souls are fully fixed. But the reality is somewhat different. Just as the Longfellow Bridge will go through this extended construction period and emerge stronger, it will always have its points of weakness,need for inspections, and regular upkeep.
It's something I remember every day as I pass by this bridge under construction, our souls are always and ever under construction.
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Alaskan Tourism
The small town of Whittier comes alive in the summer. The large crusie ships that carry more passengers than the whole population of Whittier can hop off their boat and take a ride on the Alaska Railroad.
Opposite direction
The train that I was on had to wait for an oncoming train heading into town to pass. The Alaska Railroad is primarily a single track rail line.
Beautiful backdrop
Almost looks like a studio backdrop, but it isn't. This is the view pretty much whichever direction you turn in south central alaska.
Headed Home
Alaska railroad train headed back to Anchorage after a scenic journey along the Turnagain Arm.
Alaskan Beauty
This shot has been in the making for over a month. I have been scouting locations, checking train schedules, keeping an eye on the weather forecast, and a little luck. I was finally able to get the shot that I wanted. The snow-peaked mountains in the background. The Alaska wildflowers in the foreground. The Coastal Classic passenger train coming down the tracks. Now I just need to go back to redo the train over the bridge shot. Then I will finally be satisfied! This was shot along the Seward Highway just outside of Girdwood, Alaska
Railroad Reflections
Bird Point, Alaska reflected along the side of Spencer Glacier whistle stop Alaska railroad train car.
Northbound Alaska railroad train leaving Denali National Park
Train 4326 at Indian, Alaska.
Passing by
Quick capture of the Alaska railroad's Coastal Classic coming from Girdwood.
A shot of Alaska Railroads Coastal Classic train. In the summer this train will run from Anchorage to Girdwood to Seward round trip.
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The beautiful colors of autumn seen along the seward highway. This was taken while riding the last Spencer glacier whistle stop train of ther season.
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No. 9 Lions tripped up by No. 25 Augustana.
CONROE – The No. 9 Texas A&M University-Commerce softball team fell to No. 25 Augustana, 4-1, to close out the Arkansas Tech Winter Invitational on Monday morning at the Scrap Yard Sports Complex.
A&M-Commerce is now 5-1 on the season after a strong overall performance at the ATU tournament. The Lions return to action at the St. Mary's College Classic on Friday through Sunday in San Antonio.
– Ciera Nunez (Amarillo – Randall) went 2-for-4 with a stolen base.
– Kimber Neal (Humble – Atascocita), Bri Sims (Rowlett), and Kynslee Noriega (Kyle – Lehman) each notched hits, with Noriega driving in a run with a double.
– Kinsie Hebler (Cypress) was tagged with the loss to fall to 0-1 on the season, allowing three runs on four hits in 4.2 innings.
Thoughts on the day: "I'm proud of the weekend we had. We just got deep in the count today. We had a big zone when we were batting, and instead of hitting early in the count, we let other people dictate what we were doing. We just didn't hit the ball. When you score one run, you aren't going to win. It makes it tough. [Augustana] did their job and had a big inning and that, unfortunately, was the end of it."
On working around base runners: "Kinsie did a great job pitching. That's what we wanted to see going into today. She had a tough outing earlier. We are really proud of the way Kinsie pitched this game. If we score runs for her, it's going to be a good season."
The Lion offense got runners on base early in the game but struggled to convert, stranding runners in scoring position in the first and third inning. Hebler worked around Augustana baserunners in the opening stages and had a perfect inning in the fourth.
A&M-Commerce scratched across the game's opening run in the fourth. With a runner on second thanks to a leadoff single and advanced on a fly out, Noriega doubled to the right-center gap to plate the run and put the Lions up 1-0.
Augustana rallied with two outs in the top of the fifth. A walk and a single put runners on base, and an Ashley Mickschl triple to left-center put the Vikings up 2-1. A two-run homer just over the left field fence pushed the lead for Augie to 4-1.
The Lions were retired in order in the fifth and stranded a runner in the sixth, while Emily Otto (Richmond – Lamar Consolidated) kept the Vikings off the board in the sixth and seventh to keep A&M-Commerce in striking distance.
Vanessa Muro (Oak Hills, Calif.) walked in a pinch-hit situation with one out in the seventh, but the next two Lions were retired to end the game.
No. 9 Lions roll in wins over Central Oklahoma and Colorado Mines.
CONROE – The No. 9 Texas A&M University-Commerce softball team ran its season-opening run to five straight wins with victories over Central Oklahoma and Colorado School of Mines at the Arkansas Tech Winter Invitational.
A&M-Commerce (5-0) defeated previously unbeaten Central Oklahoma, 10-0 in five innings, then beat Mines, 9-1.
The Lions wrap up the ATU event on Monday at 9:00 a.m. against No. 25 Augustana.
On the win against UCO: "We came out and scored four runs in the first. It was great, against a team like them that came in undefeated, to get on top of them early. Then to come out in the second and get three more, that's a great start. Then Otto was just outstanding in the circle. You can't ask for anything more, than for her to come in and shutout a team like that. We had a great offense and great defense. It was an all-around team win there."
On the win against Colorado Mines: "The freshmen were great. For Alexis (Velasquez) to come in like that in a tight ball game, in her first outing as a collegiate player, she had a great presence on the mound. To come in and hold them to no runs in 5.2 innings, she was outstanding. We had a chance to break it open early but we just couldn't. But we kept battling and kept putting pressure on the defense. And then (Madison) Schaefer – another freshman – to step up and hit a big home run in the Mines games and also go out into right field, where she hadn't been but one or two days in practice, and look like a natural out there… For her to double off the kid to end the ball game was just wonderful."
On the play of Kimber Neal: "Kimber had some big hits. She's had an awesome weekend and had four RBIs this game, it was a great performance from her both offensively and defensively. For her to be doing what she's doing against the teams we are playing against, is just tremendous. I'm certainly proud of her. She works hard and has done outstanding."
On the team's first three days of play: "Being 5-0 against the teams we have played against is outstanding. It is a long weekend. There's a mental strain and physical strain that wears on you. For our kids to rise to the top and to be performing the way we are performing is awesome. We will finish off with another big-time team in Augustana to finish off the tournament. Tomorrow comes down to mental toughness. That's who's going to win the ball game."
INSIDE THE BOX SCORE (Central Oklahoma)
– Emily Otto (Richmond – Lamar Consolidated) earned her third win of the weekend, allowing only three hits and a walk against four strikeouts in the complete game shutout.
– Bri Sims (Rowlett) smashed her third homer of the season and drove in three runs with the long ball and a sacrifice fly.
– Kinsie Hebler (Cypress) and Chealsea Slider (Texarkana) each drove in runs.
– Kimber Neal (Humble – Atascocita) had a double and scored three runs.
– Ciera Nunez (Canyon – Randall) went 2-for-3 with two runs scored.
HOW IT HAPPENED (Central Oklahoma)
The Lions jumped on the board with four runs in the bottom of the first. Nunez led off with a hard-hit single off the pitcher, then scored on a botched double play attempt. A wild pitch plated Neal, then Sims blasted her third homer of the season down the left field line to give the Lions the early 4-0 lead.
Noriega singled to lead off the second and Hill's single put runners on the corners. Pinch runner Ta'Lyn Moody scored on a double steal attempt. A series of walks and hit batters loaded the bases and Hebler's bases-loaded walk plated another run. Sims was narrowly short of another homer and settled for a sacrifice fly to put the Lion lead at 7-0 after two innings.
After Otto rolled through the third and fourth innings, the Lion bats did their best to put an early end to the contest. Neal led off the fourth with a double down the left field line and scored when the UCO pitcher airmailed the throw on Kilcrease's sacrifice bunt attempt. A dropped fly ball with two outs added to the run total, and Slider put the cap on the game with an RBI single.
Otto continued her dominance in the top of the fifth with a strikeout and two infield outs to bring the Lions their fourth straight win to start the season.
INSIDE THE BOX SCORE (Mines)
– Madison Schaefer (Frisco – Independence) smashed a home run for her first collegiate hit.
– Neal went 2-for-3 with four RBIs, two walks, and two runs scored.
– Nunez led off the game with a triple and scored a run.
– Kynslee Noriega (Kyle – Lehman) and Jodie Hill (Heavener, Okla.) each scored two runs.
– Alexis Velasquez (Amarillo – River Road) earned the win in her first collegiate appearance, allowing no runs on four hits and two walks in 5.2 innings of relief.
HOW IT HAPPENED (Mines)
Nunez started the game with excitement, tripling down the right field line. Neal scored, and the leadoff duo executed a delayed double steal to plate the first run. After a hit batter and a wild pitch, Neal scored on a passed ball to give the Lions an early 2-0 lead.
In the bottom of the inning, Dean encountered some control issues, plunking three consecutive Orediggers to load the bases with two outs. A walk brought home a run and cut the lead to 2-1.
Mines' pitching also had issues with control, with a hit batter and a walk putting two Lions on board. After a groundout moved the runners into scoring position, Neal continued her hot streak with a two-run single to left-center moving the Lions ahead 4-1.
After a pair of walks allowed the Orediggers to threaten, Velasquez came into the circle with one out and retired the next two batters with weakly hit balls to squelch the CSM opportunity.
Nunez' speed forced an Oredigger error in the fourth, allowing Noriega to score after a leadoff single, pushing the Lion lead to 5-1. Schaefer pushed the lead to 6-1, leading off the top of the fifth by blasting a homer to left field for her first collegiate hit.
The Lions put the game out of reach in the top of the seventh. After a run scored on a bases-loaded wild pitch, Neal poked a two-run single into right-center for her seventh hit of the weekend. The clutch hit pushed the Lion lead to 9-1 going into the bottom of the seventh.
After a single got an Oredigger on base, Schaefer makes a cannon throw to first to double the runner off and end the game with the Lions on top again.
Svaerd and Clark shine as Lions improve at Texas Tech Open.
LUBBOCK – More records fell, as the Texas A&M University-Commerce track and field teams continued their improvement at the Texas Tech Open on Friday and Saturday.
"We had great performances across the board as well as lots of great marks this week," stated head track and field coach George Pincock. "Rashard Clark was able to get back in the groove and feel comfortable in the 400 meters. D'Lance Sharp helped push the pace for Rashard, and will have a big race of his own in a few weeks – I feel confident in that."
"Minna Svaerd had another great meet. She trained really hard all week, and I think she came to the meet with some heavy legs, and to vault as well as she did is very impressive. She anchored an impressive relay effort from the entire team."
"Shelby White (Eustace) had a really good race in the 5,000-meters and ran a lifetime best of something like 40 seconds. It's not a national auto qualifying mark, or provisional, but does represent a lot of hard work and we had great performances across the board to represent that hard work. "
One of the meet's overall highlights came in the women's pole vault, where Minna Svaerd (Karlstad, Sweden) established a Lone Star Conference and school record, clearing 3.90 meters (12-9 ½) on her second attempt. She now ranks fifth nationally in that event.
Svaerd was also part of the women's 4×400-meter relay team with Atiana Alexander (San Antonio – Northside Taft), Joy Spann (Frisco – Lone Star), and Ro'Nisha Simpson (Tatum), which improved their provisional qualifying time to 3:49.93 (converted to 3:50.37 for altitude). That time ranks 14th nationally.
Rashard Clark (Los Angeles, Calif.) caught the nation's attention in the quarter-mile, posting a top 10 time in Division II history in the 400-meter dash. His time of 46.52 seconds (converted to 46.63 for altitude) is the 10th-fastest time in Division II history and second-fastest in the nation this season.
In the same heat, D'Lance Sharp (Commerce) posted a top 20 time in the nation, crossing the line in 48.15 seconds.
In the men's 800-meter run, newcomer Timon Kemboi jumped into the top 20 nationally in his second-ever American race, crossing the line in 1:52.65. Robert Wood (Wylie) moved into the top 20 nationally in the men's pole vault, clearing 4.88m (16-0).
Eboni Coby (Lancaster) improved her qualifying time in the 60-meter dash to 7.63 seconds, which ranks 21st nationally. Hailey Wanoreck (Beaumont – Hamshire-Fannett) was only four centimeters short of a school record in the women's weight throw, moving up to 18th nationally at 17.75 meters (58-3).
Valiant Lion comeback falls short in 81-67 loss to Angelo State.
SAN ANGELO– The Texas A&M University-Commerce men's basketball team fell 81-67 to Angelo State on Saturday. After trailing by 22 in the second half, the Lions cut the ASU lead to just six late but could not overcome the deficit.
The loss brings the Lions to 16-5 and 8-3 in the Lone Star Conference. The Rams improve to 15-5 and 8-3 in conference play.
The Lions return home on Thursday for a game against Cameron. The game will be played at 7:30 p.m. at the Field House. The game will be preceded by the Lion women against the Aggies. Tickets for the doubleheader are available at WeAreLionsTix.com, by calling (903) 468-8756 or by visiting the Lion Sales & Service Box Office in the Field House.
– On the team's second-half comeback: "It was a really positive outcome in that second half. We just played and were more aggressive and did the things that we do. We fought defensively. We did a better job finishing and getting the ball to where we need to offensively to be successful. We have to play that way for the whole game. And we will move forward. It's a senior group, and we will be ready to bounce back."
On the team's mindset coming out of the half: "Instead of looking at it as halves, we cut it into 4-minute mini-games. And I think we won all five mini-games in that second half. That's how you chip away at the lead. The clock just ran out on us. We cut it to six, but when the clock ran down, it became a foul fest, and it got back to 14. I hope we can build on that half."
– On the team's early struggles: "I told our guys, and maybe it was me, but when you have a guy like Reggie out who controls the ball a lot for us, we just weren't crisp. We didn't have a good offensive flow in the first half. And that led to our defense. You can't play good offensively if you keep guarding like we did. You have to play both sides of the ball like we did in the second half."
– On the play of Carson Tuttle in his first start: "He was good for us. He got comfortable early getting us into the offense. He settled in very nicely and had a good game for us. We need him to continue to develop and continue to get better."
– Trey Conrod (Kilgore) led the team with 17 points, going 7-of-12 from the field.
– Willie Rooks (Houston – North Forest) had 16 points and led the team with seven rebounds.
– Deonta Terrell (Chicago, Ill.) had 14 points and led the team with three assists. Carson Tuttle (Mukilteo, Wash.) also scored in double figures with 11 points.
– The Lions shot 58 percent in the second half after shooting 30 percent in the first.
– The game was spotless as the teams combined to commit just 17 turnovers.
The Lions got off to a cold start to the half, being held scoreless for the first three minutes of the game. Rooks made the first shot of the game for the Lions. ASU held an early 9-2 lead. The Lions began to hit shots, and the teams traded buckets for several minutes. Midway through the half, the Lions trailed by eight.
The Lions cut the lead to six points with nine minutes to go in the half before ASU went on a 13-0 lead to pull away. Rooks hit a buzzer-beating three to send the Lions into the half trailing 39-19.
Rooks led the way for the Lions with seven points. The Lions were held to 30 percent shooting in the half while ASU shot 55 percent.
The Rams pushed their lead to 22 points early in the half before the Lions began to push back. Conrod hit an early three and also had a three-point play. Terrell also had multiple baskets as the Lions cut the lead to 13 points with 13 minutes to play. The teams began to trade baskets, with the Lions unable to cut the lead under 12. With six minutes left, the Lions trailed by 14.
The Lions made one final push in the last five minutes of the game. Tuttle hit a three and Conrod made a layup to cut the ASU lead under 10 points. Conrod hit another three, and a putback layup by Rodney Brown cut the ASU lead to just seven points with less than three minutes to play. At the two minute mark, Terrell hit a layup, and the ASU lead was only six points. It was not meant to be however as ASU hit its free throws and the Lions couldn't get the points they needed to get over the hump.
Lions fall 84-70 to No. 20 Angelo State.·
SAN ANGELO– The Texas A&M University-Commerce women's basketball team lost 84-70 to No. 20 Angelo State on Saturday. The Lions fell behind in the first quarter and could not overcome the deficit.
The loss brings the Lions to 13-7 on the season and 8-4 in the Lone Star Conference. The Rambelles improved to 16-2 and 11-1 in conference play.
The Lions return home on Thursday for a game against Cameron. The game will be played at 5:30 p.m. at the Field House. The game will be followed by the Lion men against the Aggies. Tickets for the doubleheader are available at WeAreLionsTix.com, by calling (903) 468-8756 or by visiting the Lion Sales & Service Box Office in the Field House.
– On the team's performance: "We were able to score 70. We just didn't do a good job on the boards today. This is the worst rebounding performance we've had all year. To get outrebounded by 20, we still put ourselves in position with some of the turnovers. We took care of the basketball today. But shots didn't go in, and we didn't get rebounds when shots didn't go in. We just fell short today."
– On getting back on track: "I know we wanted to win this game but we have to focus on the things we are doing well, and that is in our control. Rebounding is under our control. We have to do a better job rebounding and doing a better job of being dominant there. We will watch the film Monday, we will regroup, and we will get ready for Cameron on Thursday."
– Ekaterina Zhibareva (Liske, Russia) led the Lions with 13 points in the game. She also co-led the team with five rebounds.
– Alexis Bryant (Pflugerville) had 12 points. Alexus Jones (Lewisville – Aledo) had 11 points, and Maddison Glass (Missouri City – Hightower) added 10.
– Princess Davis (Shreveport, La.) had eight points and led the team with three assists. With her 29 minutes, she moved into second place in program history in minutes played.
– ASU shot 52 percent in the game, including 63 percent in the first half. The Lions shot 36 percent in the game.
– The Lions caused 21 ASU turnovers against just 10 of their own.
The Lions got off to a strong start, taking 10 of the first 14 points. Zhibareva had two early buckets in the paint, and two threes gave the Lions a lead. ASU answered with a 12-0 run to take a 16-10 lead with three minutes left. ASU pushed its lead to eight before the Lions went on a late run. ASU led 23-20 after one quarter.
An early basket by the Lions cut the Rambelle lead to just one point in the second. ASU then made consecutive shots to pad its lead. The Lions kept pace with ASU until the six-minute mark of the quarter when the Rambelles went on a run, taking their first double-digit lead of the day. A late bucket by the Lions sent them into halftime trailing 50-36.
Bryant led the Lions with 10 points in the half. Davis added seven points, and Zhibareva had six. The Rambelles were on fire in the first half, making 62.5 percent of their shots in both quarters.
The Lions, just like they did in the first half, started the second half on a tear. They went on a 12-4 run and cut the Rambelle lead to only six points. Zhibareva made a pair of baskets, including a three-point play. The Lions trailed 54-48 with five minutes left in the third. ASU charged back, scoring the final seven points of the quarter to take a 61-48 lead into the last quarter.
ASU built its lead up to 22 points in the fourth. The Lions cut into the lead to bring it down to just 14 points. But the Lions could not close the rest of the gap.
No. 9 Lions hit three homers in 9-6 win over Washburn.
CONROE– The No. 9 Texas A&M University-Commerce softball team defeated Washburn 9-6 on Saturday afternoon. After getting ahead early, the Lions lost the lead but fought back and won the game.
The win brings the Lions to 3-0 on the season. It is the fifth consecutive season the Lions have started the season 3-0. Washburn – a 2018 regional participant – falls to 0-3 on the year.
The Lions return to action Sunday with two more games in the Arkansas Tech Winter Invitational. The Lions will face Central Oklahoma at 9 a.m. and will then meet Colorado School of Mines at 11:30 a.m. Both games will be played at the Scrap Yard Sports Complex in Conroe.
– On the game: "It was great that we dealt with adversity. We got ahead, and then they came back and got the lead. And we were back in that familiar spot of being down. But we stayed patient and calm. Our hitters were going to come around. It was great to see the offense come alive. We still have some things to work on. We had 12 walks, which was good. But we need to have some more timely hitting to drive them in."
– On the bat of Kinsie Hebler: "Kinsie brought her bat today with the grand slam and the two-run homer. She had a big day."
– On the play of the defense: "Otto came in and did what she does. We had some great defensive plays behind her. Jodie Hill did a good job defensively and had a big double play. Then, Noriega had a great double play with the strikeout-throwout. That was huge to help us end the ballgame."
– The Lions drew 12 walks, the third most in a single game in program history.
– Kinsie Hebler (Cypress) hit two home runs, including her fifth career grand slam. She had six RBIs and two walks.
– Vanessa Muro (Oak Hills, Calif.) hit her first home run of the season, a solo shot in the third inning.
– Kayla Kilcrease (Kerens) had a single and also drove in a run on a walk. Chealsea Slider (Texarkana, Ark.) also had an RBI on a base on balls.
– Kimber Neal (Atascocita) drew three walks and also scored a run and had a hit. Jodie Hill (Heavener, Okla.) had a single and a run scored.
– Hebler started the game in the circle, pitching 1.2 innings. Emily Otto (Richmond – Lamar Consolidated) pitched the final 5.1 innings, earning her second win of the season.
– Bri Sims (Rowlett) drew two walks. Avery Boley (Fort Worth – Nolan Catholic) and Otto also drew a walk.
Kilcrease got the first hit for the Lions as she doubled in the top of the first. After Hebler and Sims drew walks, Kilcrease scored on a walk drawn by Slider. The Lions were not able to bring any more runs across and held a 1-0 lead. The Ichabods answered back with a two-run homer in the bottom of the first. Washburn took a 2-1 lead after one complete inning.
The Lions regained the lead with a huge second inning. After a walk from Neal, Hill singled as did Boley. Kilcrease then drew a walk to drive in a run to tie the game. With the bases loaded, Hebler came to the plate and smashed a pitch to left center, bringing in all three base runners. The Lions took a 6-2 lead.
Washburn scored three runs in the bottom of the inning to cut the Lion lead to one run after two complete innings. Otto was called into the circle to get the final out of the inning, and she drew a flyout.
Muro hit a home run in the top of the third and Hebler hit a two-run shot in the top of the fourth as the Lions built their lead back up. Otto continued to pitch well also, recording two strikeouts and retiring the side in two consecutive innings. After four complete, the Lions held a 9-5 lead.
The Ichabods scored another run in the fifth inning, but that was all they could muster. The Lions continued to draw walks but could not get the hits they needed to drive in more runs. The Lion defense held firm, however, not allowing another run to cross the plate as the Lions took home the win.
No. 9 Lions kick off 2019 season with two come-from-behind wins.
CONROE– The No. 9 Texas A&M University-Commerce softball team kicked off the 2019 season with two wins in the team's opening tournament. The Lions defeated St. Mary's 2-1 in the morning before knocking off tournament host No. 20 Arkansas Tech 8-4 in the afternoon. Both of the wins were come-from-behind wins.
The Lions are now 2-0 on the season. The Lions have won the first two games in every season of their five-year existence.
The Lions return to action tomorrow as they face Washburn. The game will be played at 10:30 a.m. at the Scrap Yard Sports Complex in Conroe.
– On the team winning the opening game pitcher's duel: "That about sums it up. It was quick. If you were at home, it was a boring game to watch on the live stats. But if you were at the field, it was one of those stressful, old-school games. I got a text from Coach Piper saying that that was old school. It was a great defensive battle. Otto coming out to pitch like that was awesome."
– On the offense stringing together hits in the 7th inning: "For our offense to keep their heads in it and have two seniors come up big for us was really good. We were down 1-0 in the top of the seventh, and Kilcrease led off, and Bri came up with a big two-run home run for us. It was a great defense, great pitching, and timely hitting."
– On the play of Bri Sims on opening day: "Bri had a great day today. She had several clutch hits for us. It was great to see her bat come alive early. We certainly needed that. We got some people on, and she came up big with a home run and a two-out RBI in that second game. It was an excellent day for her."
– On the team overcoming an early deficit in game two: "It was good to see our team keep our composure getting down early. It wasn't a big deal, and we put some runs on the board, and Katie Dean pitched awesome. She gave up some runs, but some of those were unearned runs. She had a great outing."
INSIDE THE BOX SCORE (St. Mary's)
– Bri Sims (Rowlett) hit the game-winning home run in the seventh inning, driving in two runs.
– Kayla Kilcrease (Kerens) had a single and scored on the homer by Sims.
– Emily Otto (Richmond – Lamar Consolidated) pitched a complete game, striking out seven while giving up just two hits. It was the 14th entire game of her career.
– Kynslee Noriega (Kyle – Lehman) and Kimber Neal (Atascocita) also had a single each.
HOW IT HAPPENED (St. Mary's)
Both teams took their time to get their offense going, as both sides had three-and-outs in the first two innings. Otto struck out two batters in the second inning for the Lions.
Noriega got the offense going for the Lions, recording the first hit of the season. A bunt single from Neal put two runners on with one out. However, the Lions were unable to get the runners around, and the game stayed scoreless. Otto had two more strikeouts in the bottom of the third.
Neither team could get things going in the next three innings either as the defense continued to play well on both squads. That ended in the bottom of the sixth as St. Mary's leadoff hitter smacked a home run to left field to get St. Mary's on the board first. Otto got another strikeout to end the inning.
The Lions answered back in the top of the seventh inning. Kilcrease led off with a single, and she was driven home on a home run from Sims to left field. The Lions took a 2-1 lead into the bottom of the seventh. Otto completed the game, striking out another batter and not allowing a base runner in the inning to seal the Lion win.
INSIDE THE BOX SCORE (Arkansas Tech)
– Just as she did in the first game, Bri Sims (Rowlett) hit a home run to left field. She also had the game-winning RBI on a two-RBI single in the fifth inning. She scored a run and drove in three RBIs.
– Kimber Neal (Atascocita) had two hits and two RBIs.
– Kayla Kilcrease (Kerens) had a hit and scored two runs. Ciera Nunez (Amarillo – Randall) also had a double and scored two runs.
– Jodie Hill (Heavener, Okla.), Jordan Sherrell (Schertz – Samuel Clemens) and Lindsay Garner (McKinney – McKinney North) all scored runs.
– Katie Dean (Whitesboro) pitched 6.2 innings, striking out two batters and throwing 63 strikes in 93 pitches to get the win. Emily Otto (Richmond – Lamar Consolidated) got the final out on a strikeout.
– Nunez, Hill, Sherrell, and Neal all had stolen bases.
HOW IT HAPPENED (Arkansas Tech)
Neither team had a baserunner in the first inning as the defenses scooped up every grounder hit their way. The Lions then got on the board in the second inning. Kilcrease and Slider both singled to put runners on. After Sherrell came in for Slider to pinch run, Kilcrease scored on a single from Neal. Sherrell scored on a double steal, and the Lions took a 2-0 lead.
ATU countered with three runs in the bottom of the second inning. A single and a throwing error put two runners on with no outs. A double scored one run, and a single scored two more as ATU took a 3-2 lead after two complete innings.
After two singles and a walk loaded the bases for ATU in the bottom of the third, Dean struck out the next batter to get the Lions out of the jam. The Lions tied the game in the top of the fourth on a homer from Sims. After four complete innings, the game was tied at three.
The Lions regained the lead in the fifth inning. Nunez led off with a double, and Kinsie Hebler drew a walk. After Garner pinch ran for Hebler, both she and Nunez scored on a single from Sims. Kilcrease drew a walk and scored on a single from Neal. Dean retired the side in the bottom of the inning, and the Lions took a 6-3 lead into the sixth inning.
The Lions pushed two more runs across in the sixth inning. Nunez and Hill both drew walks to lead off. Nunez and Hill pulled off a double steal attempt, and an errant throw allowed Nunez to score. Hill also scored on two wild pitches. The Lions took an 8-3 lead into the seventh inning.
ATU had two singles in the seventh to drive in a run and Otto was called upon to come in for the last out. She pitched a four-pitch strikeout and the Lions left with the win.
Lions hold on to knock off A&M-Kingsville 80-77 on the road.
KINGSVILLE– The Texas A&M University-Commerce men's basketball team defeated Texas A&M-Kingsville 80-77 on Thursday night. In a game that was back and forth throughout, the Lions held on in the final minutes to get the victory.
The win brings the Lions to 16-4 on the season and 8-2 in the Lone Star Conference. The Javelinas fall to 10-8 and 6-4 in conference play.
The Lions return to action on Saturday as they travel to San Angelo to face Angelo State. The game will be played at 4:00 p.m. at the Junell Center.
– Willie Rooks (Houston – North Forest) led the Lions with 20 points. He made 7-of-11 shots. He also had a double-double with 13 rebounds.
– Reggie Reid (Harlem, Ga.) had 12 points and also had two steals.
– Deonta Terrell (Chicago, Ill.) just missed a double-double with nine points and 10 rebounds. Srdan Budimir (Karadjordjevo, Serbia) had 11 points.
– Trey Conrod (Kilgore) and Rodney Brown (Beaumont – West Brook) also had 10 points apiece.
– Both teams shot 42 percent from the field. The Lions made four more free throws than did the Javelinas.
– On the team's ability to pull out the win: "We just found a way to win. It's what we talk about, just finding a way to win. It doesn't matter if it is by one point or 50. You just have to find a way to win. And that's a gutsy win for a team that has been going through injuries and things."
– On having guys step up after foul trouble and injury changed the lineup: "We needed other guys to step up. Reggie and Willie have been constants. For Willie to come up with 13 rebounds against a very good rebounding team was huge. Deonta coming off the bench came up with 10. Those are big plays that kept our lead."
– On the team's play: "That is the best game we have played from an execution standpoint. We were more patient offensively than we have been. That's a huge positive. We always talk about getting better as the season goes along. Offensively we really controlled the game better than we sometimes have. And we got enough stops. We got stops in spurts and got enough to come out on top."
The first five minutes was a back-and-forth battle as both teams looked to establish themselves early. With five minutes gone in the game, the teams were tied at seven. The Lions then went on a run, with Reid getting a three and a three-point play. Two more threes gave the Lions a 12-point lead. Midway through the half, the Lions led by 10.
The Lions pushed their lead to 14 points before the Javelinas made a run to cut the Lion lead down to just two points at the half. The Lions went into halftime with a 38-36 lead.
Rooks led the team with 12 points and eight rebounds while Reid added eight points. The Lions shot 41 percent from three in half.
After the Javelinas tied the game early in the second half, the Lions again went on a run, with Conrod hitting two buckets. The Lions once again took a double-figure lead. The Javelinas fought back to cut the lead back down to just one point and at the midway mark, the teams were tied once again.
Both teams went on mini-runs before the Lions pushed their lead to eight points at the five-minute mark. The teams traded free throws and baskets, with the Lions holding onto their lead. A couple turnovers down the stretch kept the Javelinas in the game but the Lions were able to hit their free throws, and they left with the win.
Lion offense explodes in the second half in 91-57 win over A&M-Kingsville.
KINGSVILLE– The Texas A&M University-Commerce women's basketball team defeated Texas A&M-Kingsville 91-57 on Thursday night. The Lions caught fire from the field in the second half to win in a commanding fashion.
The win brings the Lions to 13-6 on the season and 8-3 in the Lone Star Conference. The Javelinas fall to 8-10 and 5-6 in conference play. The Lions swept the season series against the Javelinas, winning both games by more than 30 points each.
The Lions return to action on Saturday as they travel to San Angelo to face No. 20 Angelo State. The game will be played at 2:00 p.m. at the Junell Center.
– The Lions scored 38 points in the third quarter, the second most in a single quarter in program history.
– Chania Wright (DeSoto) led the Lions with 19 points, all of which came in the second half. She went 5-of-6 from behind the arc in the second half.
– Princess Davis (Shreveport, La.) had 14 points and led the team with five assists.
– Ekaterina Zhibareva (Liske, Russia) had 12 points in the game and also had six rebounds. Alexus Jones (Lewisville – Aledo) also scored in double figures with 11 points.
– Mykiel Burleson (Pflugerville) led the team with nine rebounds and also had seven points. Delyssa Miller (Arlington – Homeschool) had eight points and seven rebounds.
– The Lions shot 40 percent in the game while shooting 48 percent in the second half. The Lions shot 60 percent from three in the second half.
– The Lions forced 24 turnovers which led to 27 points. The Lions also had 46 points in the paint.
– On the win: "I'm proud of my ladies. This is not an easy place to play. They were with us back and forth in that first quarter. In the second quarter, our defense picked up a little bit. But we didn't make a three in the first half. To have what I thought were some wide open threes not go in, to still go into the half up 12 I felt good. But, the second half, we kept focused, and shots fell."
On the team's big third quarter: "Chania had a big third quarter, as well as everyone else. We went 7-of-9 from three. And our defense pretty much stayed the same but offensively, we picked it up and played how we are capable of playing. And we were able to pull away."
On getting everyone into the game: "It was good to see everybody get some minutes and not run anybody too ragged. Because we have a big one on Saturday. If you can get that first win on Thursday and not wear anybody out, that's big for the next game."
On the upcoming game against Angelo State: "We know what's at stake against them. You go back to our last game against them and look at the first quarter, we had too many turnovers in that first quarter, and we couldn't overcome that. The game plan is to come out of that first quarter neck-and-neck or winning that quarter. And we need to take care of the basketball."
The Lions started cold from the field, missing their first seven shots from the field. The Lion defense held the Javelinas in check early as well. The Lions began to attack the paint as Davis hit two early chances. Midway through, the teams were tied at eight. The Lions took their first lead with three minutes as both sides traded buckets in the final minutes. The Lions took a 15-14 lead into the second quarter.
The Lions started the second half on a tear, scoring the first 10 points of the quarter. Offensive rebounds helped the Lion cause as both Agang Tac (Garland – Sachse), and Alexis Bryant (Pflugerville) had putback shots. Zhibareva also got into the scoring by netting a three-point play. The Lions took a 12-point lead midway through the half. The teams traded buckets for the remainder of the half, and the Lions led 33-22 entering halftime.
Zhibareva led the Lions with nine points in the first half, while also pulling in four rebounds. Davis had six points. Maddison Glass (Missouri City – Hightower) had four rebounds and led the defense with two steals. Both teams shot 32 percent in the first half. The Lions got to the foul line 13 times in the half and also pulled in 12 offensive rebounds.
The Lion offense exploded in the third quarter, more than doubling their first-half scoring output. The Lions opened the quarter with four triples, including two from Wright as she found her stroke. The teams traded baskets for several minutes before another barrage of threes came from the Lions. With three minutes left in the quarter, the Lions had a 20-point lead. It would not stop there. Miller had a three-point play as the Lions continued to pull ahead. A buzzer beater three from Wright sent the Lions into the fourth with a 71-41 lead.
The Lions continued to score at will early in the fourth, pushing their lead to as many as 36 before inserting the reserves. The Lion bench also continued to shoot well, and the Lions left with the 34-point win.
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You all might be wondering how school is going in my household of 10 students in this time of pandemic and school closures. Well, it's interesting.
We've got all kinds of personalities going on here. The highschooler symbolically slammed her books shut and declared the year over. Even though the school has made review work available for her. I can see her point of view. They aren't offering any new material and, in typical teenager short-sightedness, she can see no reason to review for classes that she's just going to be handed a grade for and to which she won't be returning.
The 8th grader, the one who marches to the beat of a different drum, is attacking Khan Academy, trying to teach herself the rest of her Algebra 1 class so that she'll be prepared for the next math class she takes in High School. She's also looking up the state standards that weren't covered because of school closure and researching them, trying to teach them to herself. (I told my husband this, and he expressed my thoughts, "Who does that??")
The 6th, 5th, 4th, (2) 3rdgraders, 1st grader, kindergartner, and preschooler are all under my jurisdiction. I set up a chart. Every day they have to watch two of the school videos that are available on our School District's website, read a book for 30 mins, read one chapter of the Bible (We're all reading Mark), and practice 1 of their times tables. If they do all of that, they can play MINECRAFT for 30 mins. Since we have never had any kind of video/online/computer games available, this has been a big motivator. I've got kids crashing into my room at 7:30am, when I am only slightly awake and demanding that I help them get started on school. Minecraft is apparently a powerful tool. (In the afternoons, if they clean their zone, their bedrooms, and deep clean one item on my list, they get another 30 mins. My house is looking a lot cleaner!)
Despite how organized this all sounds, it gets pretty chaotic.
So, today I was sitting on the end of my bed (my bedroom has somehow become the school room, not sure why) helping my preschooler do his reading lesson. (I've got the preschooler and kindergartner doing my old homeschool curriculum for kindergarten since they need one-on-one help.) He had a short little paragraph to read and I was pointing, one word a time as he made his way through the story, stopping to ask questions after each sentence. He was reading pretty slowly, so when the nine year old popped in front of me and told me she was ready to go over her times table with me, I nodded in agreement. Sure I can listen to two kids at the same time.
So, here I am, pointing at the book, Here David, what's this word…D..O…G.. Dog, that's right, keep going..Ok, Nomi, 7×9…No, not 62, you're really close….yes 63. So, David, what is the dog doing? Uh huh. 7×2. Yep. 14, 7×8? Here David, you're reading right here. Not, BBB, it's DDDD. Ok. That's right, DOT good job! No, 7×8 is not 63, that's what 7×9 is. No, not 49. No. Not 52. Right here David, stop getting distracted, what's this word? No, Nomi, it's not 54. If 7×9 is 63 what can you do to figure out 7×8!!! That's right, start counting backwards. Yes.56. Ok David, so The Dog did not eat a fish…What do you think he's going to eat? Let's keep reading and find out! YES! 56!! That is correct! 7×3? Yep, you got it, 7×7? No, not 62. THINK!!
(Just then, the other nine year old approaches and says he's ready for me to listen to him read, a practice I've had to undertake to help keep him honest.) Not now sweetie, I can't listen to you right now. You'll have to wait. 7×7. 49 You got it. Here David, L…O…G… Log. Yes! The dog did not eat a log! Good job. No, I've already told you I can't listen to you read, dear nine year old, go do something else!!
ACCK!! (At this point the 3 year old did a somersault on the bed and hit me square in the back.) I turn around. Both the three and six year olds have burrowed under my covers and are proceeding to hit both me and David in the back (remember, we're sitting on the end of the bed) and are stripping my bed of all it's covers. STOP STOP STOP!! OFF MY BED!!! GO PLAY SOMEWHERE ELSE!!!!
7×4. Yes. 28, 7×6.. David, keep reading! What did the dog eat?? No, 7×6 is not 49, that's 7×7. Will the dog eat a pot of tar? What do you think? Yeah, I think so too. Let's keep reading and see what he eats…7×5. No. I didn't already ask you this. And even if I did, just answer it and keep moving. Oh look David, the sentence says, "the dog will eat his car.." huh. Well, that's pretty silly. I uncover the picture that is supposed to stay hidden till the end of the story. Sure enough, there is a dog eating a car. Weird. David starts laughing hysterically. Apparently this reading book understood it's target audience. 7×6..Oh, yeah, you're right. I already did that. Ok quick, lets go over the ones you didn't know. David, you're done reading. Other nine year old, I'm ready to hear you read!
And that is a glimpse into what corona-schooling a whole bunch of kids at the same time kind of looks like. At least over at my house.


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While most know of the colorful early years of Conrail, the Delaware & Hudson wasn't to be ignored either in the years after April 1, 1976.
The government allowed the D&H to expand as "competition" to the new Conrail and some of the newest power the Reading and the Lehigh Valley had was transferred to the D&H to help with their newly expanded territory.
In September 1976 a meet occurred on the Penn Division under the former Erie Starrucca viaduct in Lanesboro, Pennsylvania.
While this beautiful stone viaduct still stands and sees the occasional New York, Susquehanna & Western train, the D&H tracks below are all gone.
Article and Photograph by Roger Durfee
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text: On Sat, 30 Jun 2012, Faheem Mitha wrote: > > Hi Gary, > > Thanks for the reply. > > On Fri, 29 Jun 2012, Gary Byers wrote: > >> I don't know of any more recent attempts to package CCL for Debian. >> AFAIK, it's in MacPorts for OSX, in the FreeBSD ports system, and >> (IIRC) in Gentoo's package system. The actual packaging technology >> in those cases is different from Debian's, but you might find it >> helpful to look at those efforts. > > Thanks for the pointers. > >> A year or two ago, someone got fairly far in the process of packaging >> CCL for Fedora. Their attempts to get it accepted into the Fedora >> distribution kept getting rejected by whoever decides these things. >> CCL - like many other Lisps and like some other programming >> environments - puts code in memory and executes it; in order for this >> to work, its heap (and sometimes stack) pages have to be mapped with >> execute permission, and this set off a red flag for the reviewer. I >> think that the person who was trying to do the packaging got >> frustrated by the process and gave up; the reviewer may have just been >> going through a checklist and may not have understood the issue(s) too >> deeply. I think that other applications that do similar things (for >> similar reasons) are distributed with Fedora, so this may have just been >> a case of (bad) luck of the draw. > > Do you recall who this person was and/or his/her contact info? <https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=562226> seems to describe some of the history of that effort. > >> I don't want to discourage you if you're interested in doing this; having >> CCL available in Debian (and likely Ubuntu) is mostly a good thing for >> CCL (some - possibly large - number of people who might be interested in >> CCL but aren't aware of it might become aware of it.) There's a tradeoff; >> if there are versions available in the package system, they may not always >> be the most recent versions and it may not be possible or practical for >> users of those versions to get bug fixes via svn. The advantages - broader >> visibility of CCL - likely outweigh these concerns, and if you want to >> pursue this the results could be good for CCL in general. > > I'm currently just poking around a little, trying to understand what is going > on. > > I'm currently seeing a rebuild failure on trunk from a clean checkout. I've > been able to reproduce it a few times. See below. Maybe I'm doing something > wrong. If so, clarifications/corrections would be appreciated. However, the > same producedure works for me for the 1.8 release. You may have the environment variable CCL_DEFAULT_DIRECTORY set to some directory other than the directory you're trying to build in. > > It seems the only files that change in this rebuild are lx86cl and > lx86cl.image, correct? This is with Debian squeeze, 32 bit. FASL files (*.lx32fsl), .o files, and a bootstrapping image (x86-boot32) are also (re-)created. > > A second, related question. It seems the lx86cl.image is the heap image, and > has everything loaded into it. I was wondering what other files from the > installation are needed. It seems something else is. I did the following > little experiment. I copied lx86cl and lx86cl.image to /tmp. Now these files > have no knowledge about the rest of the installation. Then I ran 'rlwrap > ./lx86cl'. I get the following error. > > faheem at orwell:/tmp$ rlwrap ./lx86cl >> Error: Unbound variable: CCL::FASL-VERSION >> While executing: ASDF::LISP-VERSION-STRING, in process listener(1). >> Type :GO to continue, :POP to abort, :R for a list of available > restarts. >> If continued: Skip loading init file. >> Type :? for other options. > 1 > You might want to look at your init file (which may be doing (REQUIRE "ASDF")) as well as whatever's setting CCL_DEFAULT_DIRECTORY (and therefore causing REQUIRE to look in the wrong CCL directory and find an older, incompatible version of ASDF. > > If I abort and carry on, then I can run quite complicated programs using > arrays and strings, and they execute correctly. However, I get an error when > trying to load another library. This works under normal usage. > > ? (require :cl-rmath) > ASDF could not load cl-rmath because Unbound variable: CCL::FASL-VERSION. >> Error: Unbound variable: CCL::FASL-VERSION >> While executing: ASDF::LISP-VERSION-STRING, in process listener(1). >> Type :POP to abort, :R for a list of available restarts. >> Type :? for other options. > 1 > > > With a correct installation, I get > > ? (require :cl-rmath) > :CL-RMATH > NIL > > So my question is, what other files are required for the installation to work > correctly, and why? The wrapper script exports CCL_DEFAULT_DIRECTORY, but > that does not tell me much. The manual will hopefully tell you more; reading it is strongly suggested. > > Regards, Faheem


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First of all, the packaging is stunning. The bottle is really pretty and feminine with the pink color and wings. Who wouldn't want to use a perfume with beautiful angel wings? I thought this was glass when I first saw it, but it's actually in a plastic container and it looks gorgeous on my perfume shelf.
I bought this in a gift set along with body wash and lotion from the same range which I will be reviewing later. All of the products came in this beautiful clutch which can be re-used in so many ways.
The fragrance is seductive and sexy. It has the notes of "sparkling plum, sheer violet and amber" that can be worn day or night and because its a mist, you really can't go overboard with your spritzes!. This actually has a nice staying power too.
The only con I can say for this is that it is a very sweet floral scent. So, if you do not prefer perfumes that fall into that category, you will not like this.
Pros of Victoria's Secret Angel Fragrance Mist:
- Beautiful packaging.
- Staying power is good.
- Very feminine scent.
Cons of Victoria's Secret Angel Fragrance Mist:
- Some may not prefer the overly sweet scent.
- Expensive.
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