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On winning the toss against SRH, Virat Kohli elected to bat first and look to defend the total on a flat track. While RCB fielded an unchanged side, the home side made 2 changes by getting in Parvez Rasool and Venugopal Rao for Amit Mishra and Lokesh Rahul.
Bhuvneshwar Kumar proved why he is the leading wicket taker so far, setting Parthiv Patel up for a LBW in the first over of the match. Chris Gayle looked uncomfortable again and his misery ended when Karn Sharma struck with the first ball of his spell. At the end of 6 overs, RCB were 25/2 with Virat Kohli and Yuvraj Singh at the crease.
Yuvraj Singh got lucky not once but thrice as his slog shots did not quite reach the fielder on each occasion. He did play a few shots while Kohli got his eye in properly. Parvez Rasool got his first wicket in SRH colours when Yuvraj holed out straight to Dale Steyn. Kohli and new batsman AB de Villiers started hitting glorious stokes to up the momentum after the 11th over. After hitting 12 off the 15th over and 19 off the 16th over, 170 started looking like an easy target for RCB. By the end of 16 overs, RCB were starting to look dangerous at 124/3.
Virat Kohli was dismissed when he too hit one straight to Steyn off the bowling of Irfan Pathan. His first half century of this year's IPL was instrumental in getting a decent score on the board. AB de Villiers' stay at the crease ended when Bhuvneshwar Kumar uprooted his middle stump with the first ball of the 19th over. Sachin Rana improvised but could only score 8 runs in the last over from Steyn, helping RCB finish at a par total of 160/6.
SRH started their pursuit of the target in great style. David Warner was promoted back to the opening slot with Shikhar Dhawan and the ploy worked brilliantly. The 2 left handed openers took the attack straight to the bowlers by hitting boundaries on a regular basis and also rotating the strike well with their running between the wickets. RCB tried out 4 bowlers in the span of the initial 6 overs, at the end of which SRH were in a comfortable position at 51/0.
The next 4 overs were relatively quieter in terms of the runs being scored, but they still managed to keep all their wickets intact. The 11th and 12th over saw SRH accelerating with much more firepower still to come in. The first wicket finally fell in the 13th over as Yuvraj's throw found Dhawan short of his crease just after he brought up his half century. RCB lost a bowling option when Abu Nechim who bowled the 16th over got in the way of a powerful blow from Warner and injured his bowling hand. He had to be taken off with Yuvraj left to finish off the over. Naman Ojha looked to forge a partnership with Warner and at the end of 16 overs, SRH were comfortably placed at 126/1.
The first ball of the 17th over saw David Warner smashing one straight to Yuvraj Singh at cover after scoring 59. Yuvraj then bowled a tight over giving away just 7 runs in the circumstances and leaving SRH to score 20 runs of the last 2 overs. Varun Aaron took the wicket of Naman Ojha in the next over but also conceded 16 runs. With just 4 runs to play with for Starc in the last over, SRH got over the line with ease in the end.

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If we can't trade down we may have no choice but to take a player who doesn't fit need or value. Obviously trading down makes sense but it takes two to tango.
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Ready Player One actually tends to make the reader forget that they're reading about a character playing a game, and when compared to the "real" world, it's easy to see how that happens. By the point the story begins, Earth has been absolutely ravaged by war and food and fuel shortages, and has become little more than an apocalyptic wasteland where people have to scrape a living together to get by. This is the world OASIS was born into, and this is the world that gave it the distinction of being the biggest game in world history. And then the contest starts.
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Coatings manufacturers are racing the clock to fend off tighter emissions rules impending in Southern California and at the federal level.
In Washington, coatings makers are taking on the Environmental Protection Agency's plan to adopt a lower ozone standard, coming in July. Meanwhile, in California, the race is on to rein in the South Coast Air Quality Management District's Rule 1107 on Coating of Metal Parts and Products before the measure is adopted in September.
Both battles are being waged by the American Coatings Association on behalf of their coatings manufacturer members.
EPA's Ozone Measure Challenged
In a letter June 23 to EPA Administrator Lisa Jackson, ACA reiterated its concern over EPA's voluntary reconsideration of the 2008 National Ambient Air Quality Standards (NAAQS) for ground-level ozone. After months of delays, EPA is set to issue a new primary ozone standard on July 29.
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Like other manufacturers, coatings makers call the move premature and unnecessary, noting that the last review was just three years ago and saying that the decision departs from the Clean Air Act's five-year NAAQS review process.
Tightening the standard now "would have a negative impact on states, municipalities and industries that are already striving to meet the existing ozone standard," ACA contended in a statement.
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The change will hit paint and coatings manufacturers especially hard, ACA says.
More than 300 counties nationwide are in violation of the current standard—a number that will double if the standard is lowered, ACA says.
For the paint and coatings industry, "being located in a non-attainment area often results in increased operating costs, added recordkeeping and other regulatory burdens, permitting delays, and restrictions on expansion, which could have a devastating effect on industry, especially in these uncertain economic times," the association says.
Moreover, ACA says, EPA is basing its decision on three-year old information that "fails to consider the ongoing emissions reductions being achieved by many industries, especially the paints and coatings industry."
Paint and coatings makers "have drastically reduced their volatile organic compound emissions as a result of increased regulation, market preferences, and voluntary measures," leading to "significant improvements in the nation's air quality in the last few years," ACA says.
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ACA has also taken strong exception to SCAQMD's proposed Rule 1107, which is designed to reduce volatile organic compound (VOC) emissions from the coating of metal parts and products.
The rule would apply to anyone who uses metal coatings or performs metal stripping operations, and to all manufacturers, distributors and suppliers of metal coatings.
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Coatings for aerospace assembly, magnet wire, marine craft, motor vehicle, metal container, and coil coating operations would be exempted. Nor would the rule apply to architectural components coated at the structure site or at a temporary, unimproved location designated exclusively for that purpose.
Although the rule would apply only to Southern California, SCAQMD is highly influential and its rules are considered a bellwether for environmental policies nationwide.
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The revised rule is on a fast track for adoption Sept. 8. This would be 1107's 18th amendment since it was adopted in 1979, and its fifth in 13 years. However, in those same 13 years, there has only been one coating limit reduction, and none since 2005, SCAQMD notes.
SCAQMD argues in its staff report on the Rule that improvements in coatings technology over the last 13 years have made it possible to further reduce VOC emissions. The new rule would:
• Amend VOC limits for certain metal coating categories; • Establish new coating categories and VOC content limits; • Expand to include certain metal stripping operations; • Expand and clarify the definition and requirements for Extreme Performance coatings; • Consider limited exemptions for coatings containing tertiary-butyl acetate (TBAc) and dimethyl carbonate (DMC); • Prohibit sales of metal coatings that exceed applicable VOC content limits; • Prohibit the use of Group II Exempt Solvents in metal coatings or strippers; • Remove and limit existing exemptions; • Streamline recordkeeping options for so-called Super Compliant coatings; and • Clarify rule language and remove obsolete provisions.
• Amend VOC limits for certain metal coating categories;
• Establish new coating categories and VOC content limits;
• Expand to include certain metal stripping operations;
• Expand and clarify the definition and requirements for Extreme Performance coatings;
• Consider limited exemptions for coatings containing tertiary-butyl acetate (TBAc) and dimethyl carbonate (DMC);
• Prohibit sales of metal coatings that exceed applicable VOC content limits;
• Prohibit the use of Group II Exempt Solvents in metal coatings or strippers;
• Remove and limit existing exemptions;
• Streamline recordkeeping options for so-called Super Compliant coatings; and
• Clarify rule language and remove obsolete provisions.
SCAQMD says the changes would reduce emissions by 1.26 tons per day with an estimated annual cost of $4 million.
Numerous Objections Raised
The rule was the topic of a public workshop June 15, and the coatings industry was on hand to raise numerous objections.
Representatives from three local metal surface coating shops "expressed concern that this rule is expensive, includes unachievable limits, and will force jobs out of the SCAQMD and California," according to ACA, which says it has "major issues with the rule."
ACA's Industrial Coatings Air Regulatory Workgroup is also developing comments on the proposed rule for the July 5 submission deadline.
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The ACA's objections, outlined in a statement by the organization, note that like the newly approved Architectural and Industrial Maintenance (AIM) Rule 1113, Rule 1107 would allow SCAQMD inspectors "to pursue paint manufacturers, stores, and distributors if coatings intended for use on metal do not meet" the applicable VOC limit, according to ACA.
Noting SCAQMD's influence, ACA added: "What's more, if this provision is adopted, it is very likely this provision will spread to other SCAQMD rules and across the United States."
Regarding the proposed 100 g/l limit for General, High Gloss, Primer, and Prefabricated Architectural Categories, ACA says: "SCAQMD is assuming that Industrial Maintenance and Architectural and Industrial Maintenance primers can be effectively used on shop-applied metal parts and products."
"Again, if these limits are adopted, they will likely propagate to similar rules across the United States."
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Why, in a time of severe economic turmoil and uncertainty, do the government and its associated, non elected bureaucracies feel the need to further regulate and restrain an industry? I sometimes wonder if these people realize that an industry, made up of companies, is actually people who put their own wealth at risk every day to create something that another company, made up of people, want to purchase. I think they believe they are going after a thing rather than the people who make up the business. We as business owners, managers and leaders need to make certain our voices are heard both to the bureaucracies, directly, and at the ballot box.
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In a post highlighting some findings from a new Columbia paper on poverty trends over the last five decades, Brad Plumer writes:
"The 'war on poverty' has been less successful in helping people break free from the need for safety-net programs in the first place. That is, if you don't factor in all these programs, then the [share] of Americans with incomes below the poverty line has actually grown, from 26 percent in 1967 to 29 percent in 2012."
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Nelson Mandela's extraordinary opening statement at his 1964 trial in Pretoria includes this on poverty:
"The government answers its critics by saying that Africans in South Africa are better off than the inhabitants of the other countries in Africa. I do not know whether this statement is true. But even if it is true, as far as the African people are concerned it is irrelevant. Our complaint is not that we are poor by comparison with people in other countries, but that we are poor by comparison with the white people in our own country, and that we are prevented by legislation from altering this imbalance."
The economy added 203,000 jobs in November after adding a revised 200,000 in October, the first time the economy has seen consecutive months of 200,000 plus job growth since November and December of last year. The strong job growth led to a drop of 0.3 percentage points in the unemployment rate to 7.0 percent. This drop was due to increased employment as the employment-to-population ratio rose by 0.3 pp to 58.6 percent, reversing a fall of the same amount reported for October.
I'm with Larry Mishel in thinking that President Obama mostly hit the right notes in his speech on inequality yesterday, while also agreeing with Larry and Dean Baker on some of the "misguided distractions" in the speech.
My former CBPP colleague Arloc Sherman has a great, just-the-facts post on the extent to which Americans experience economic hardship, like difficulty affording adequate food, living in overcrowded housing, not being able to pay rent or the mortgage on time, or having utilities cut off. As Sherman notes, Census recently found that several measures of specific economic hardships increased between 2005 between 2011.
In their new book, Jared Bernstein and CEPR's Dean Baker feature work sharing (a.k.a. short-time compensation) as a way to have more jobs in this economy. They highlight the program's striking success in Germany, where "its unemployment rate has actually fallen by more than 2.0 percentage points from its pre-crisis level, in spite of the fact that its economic growth has been no better than that of the United States."
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Workers at retail establishments across the country are gearing up for Black Friday sales. Workers at Walmart are also preparing for a series of actions across the country to protest low-wages at the retail giant.
Over the last year or so, the NYT has repeatedly dropped the ball in news stories and commentaries that involve modern family structures, particularly when it comes to working-class families and ones headed by an unmarried parent(s).
Over at the Brookings site, Ron Haskins rehearses the standard conservative story about the "War on Poverty" (which I'll abbreviate here as WoP).
The OECD recently released an enormously useful 466-page report(pdf) on labor-market skills in its member countries. The document is the first of what will be an annual series of OECD Skills Outlook reports, in the style of the organization's regular Employment Outlookand Economic Outlook publications.
In Local Living Wage Ordinances: Experience, Evidence and Best Practice, a recent report by the Center on Wisconsin Strategy (COWS), author Jody Knauss makes the case for increases in the minimum wage and discusses the most beneficial components of living wage laws.
Earlier this week, the Economic Policy Institute and CEPR released a paper (pdf) by Larry Mishel, Heidi Shierholz (both of EPI) and me, which argues that the evidence in favor of the view that technology is causing economic inequality is weak.
The paper covers a lot of ground and is fairly technical, so I won't attempt to summarize it in a blog post. You can read a one paragraph summary here and a longer executive summary at the EPI web site.
This should have been the title of the Washington Post story earlier this week on Paul Ryan. The story says that Paul Ryan has sought the help of Bob Woodson to "gather community leaders for an event next year, and to help him compare the results of their work with the 78 means-tested programs that have cost the federal government $15 trillion since 1964." This is interesting since Woodson is the CEO of a tax-exempt corporation with a K Street address that receives most of its funding from government grants, a relevant fact, which alas, the WaPo does not provide to its readers.
In this Sunday's NYT, Nick Kristof calls readers to the barricades to fight against proposed cuts to the Supplemental Nutritional Assistance Program (SNAP). As he puts it, "slashing food stamp benefits—overwhelmingly for children, the disabled and the elderly—wouldn't be a sign of prudent fiscal management … it would be a mark of shortsighted cruelty."
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Information | |
Type | Public |
Established | 1927 |
School district | Los Angeles Unified School District |
Principal | Dr. David Baca |
Faculty | 150 |
Grades | 7-12 |
Enrollment | 2500 |
Campus | Urban |
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Athletics | CIF Los Angeles City Section |
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Eagle Rock High School (ERHS) is a public school located in the neighborhood of Eagle Rock of northeast Los Angeles, California.
Eagle Rock Junior/Senior High School, an International Baccalaureate World School, is located between the cities of Pasadena and Glendale in the northeastern tip of Los Angeles, one of sixty-one high schools in the Los Angeles Unified School District. It is the only one with a 7-12 grade configuration, housing both a comprehensive junior and senior high school, as well a magnet program serving gifted, high ability and highly gifted students in grades 7-10. ERHS also offers a fully authorized IB Middle Years Programme to all students grades 7-10, and the IB Diploma Programme in grades 11-12.
College Admission rates for 2013 4 year colleges: 47% of ERHS graduates attend four year colleges including California public universities (UC and Cal State systems), MIT, Stanford, the Ivy League (including Harvard and Yale), and other private and public colleges.
2 year colleges: 51% of ERHS graduates attend 2 year colleges.
Other: 2% of ERHS graduates attend vocational school and other post secondary educational opportunities such as the military or occupational programs.
U.S. News and World Reports ranking for 2014 Eagle Rock High School is ranked 203rd within California and 959th nationally. Students have the opportunity to take Advanced Placement® course work and exams. The AP® participation rate at Eagle Rock High School is 52 percent. Newsweek ranking of 2013 of 1137 out of the best 2000 schools nationally
Student Clubs Students participate in numerous clubs and organizations including but not limited to: Key Club, Debate Club, SAT Club, Anime Club, MESA, Sierra Club, Amnesty International, Latin Jazz Band, Cheer, Computer Science, California Scholarship Federation, Yearbook, Recycling Club, Drill Team, The Writer's Bloc, Battle of the Bands, Nature Club, and, SkillsUSA.
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1992-95 | Gloria Sierra | |||
1996–2003 | Christine Zardeneta | |||
2003–2005 | Juan Flecha | |||
2005-2014 | Salvador Velasco | 2014- | Dr. David Baca |
The school first opened its doors on September 12, 1927.[1]
Opening day at Eagle Rock Junior/Senior High School was September 12, 1927. Principal Helen Babson greeted some 750 expectant youngsters in an auditorium not yet equipped with seats. Seventy years later a dozen of these former students, wearing "I was there" badges, were honored at the 1997 ERHS Alumni Association Annual Dinner.[1]
Helen Babson during depression years noted that teaching openings were few and ERHS, as a new and nationally designated "progressive education" school, As a consequence the school assembled a highly talented group of educators, many of whom had distinguished careers as teachers and others as administrators. The progressive education experiment didn't fare well, being replaced in time by more traditional modes of instruction. [1]
Helen Babson was succeeded in 1945 by another principal, Robert Kelly, who later moved on to other leadership posts in the Los Angeles School District.[1]
Charles Sutcliffe was principal from 1953 to 1962 during a time of community stability and postwar growth. The Korean club supported a school near Seoul and was awarded the George Washington medal for their efforts. The north gym was built, at the time it was the finest in the City.[1]
From 1962 to 1975 Charles Hamer S'31, who as an Occidental student had done his practice teaching at Eagle Rock, was principal. Mr. Hamer successfully guided the school through a period of earthquake related rebuilding and cultural transformation. The Boosters club was founded focusing anew community support for the school. Under John Rinaldo the ERHS Jazz Band brought state and national attention to the school.[1]
Eagle Rock has always ranked high among LA City schools in the quality of its faculty and in the achievements of its students. On average 90% of its graduates go on to college or technical education, . And these students are not only successful in the classroom, they also are maintain the ERHS traditions of excellence in choral and instrumental music, community involvement, and in producing winning athletic teams, both male and female. Longtime ERHS traditions continue, the senior class still selects a name which they feel typifies their aspirations, a student designed class plaque is still emplaced in front of the auditorium, which underwent major renovations in 2012, and the class still graduates at the Occidental College Hillside Theatre.[1]
Central Region High School 13, also known as Taylor Yard and then as Sonia M. Sotomayor Learning Academies relieved Eagle Rock of overcrowding when the school opened in 2011.[2]
Eagle Rock High Schools demographics for 2013 are as follows: 7% Asian, 2% African American, 21% Filipino, 58% Latino, 10% white, 2% other The API score is 776 and graduation rate is 92%
Sports offered Football, Baseball, Softball, Basketball, Soccer, Tennis, Water Polo, Cross-country, Volleyball, Track & Field, Wrestling and Swimming. ERHS fields Boys and Girls varsity and junior varsity teams in each sport except for Football and wrestling (boys only) and Softball (girls only). ERHS sports teams compete in the Northeastern League of the Los Angeles Unified School District.
Notable alumni[edit]
- Guy Allison, Musician
- Roger Bobo, Musician
- Luis Bonilla, Musician
- Lisa Ann Cabasa, Actor
- Dan Cantore, Olympic Weightlifter
- Pimbongkod Chankaew, Beauty Queen
- Scott Colley, Musician
- Bob Hall, car designer and journalist
- Sharon Hirata Musician
- Hudson Houck, NFL Football Coach
- Roger Ingram, Musician and Author
- Jere H. Lipps, Scientist
- Buddy Noonan, TV Producer
- Marley Shelton, Actor
- Tui St. George Tucker, Composer
- Carlos Vega Musician
- Lindsay Wagner, Actor
- Mark Caguioa,PBA Basketball player
- Robert Totten, Television/Film Director
- ^ a b c d e f g Eagle Rock High School History & Traditions by Eric Warren S '65
- ^ Central Region HS #13
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Sightseeing for your taste buds! Edible Canada (formerly Edible British Columbia) is located across from Vancouver's Granville Island Public Market. We are Canada's largest culinary tourism & locavore retail company, dedicated to sourcing the highest quality culinary products from coast to coast for our customers. Services include our retail & online artisan food store, guided Granville Island Market & Chinatown Tours, demonstration guest chef Market Dinners, Gourmet Kayaking Weekends & popular Amuse Bouche newsletter & blog. In Summer 2011 we opened Edible Canada at the Market - a vibrant bistro in the heart of Granville Island & at the forefront of Canadian cuisine.
At Long Table Distillery we're passionate about handcrafting small-batch spirits through traditional copper pot distilling practises. By bringing together organic & natural ingredients, proprietary West Coast inspired recipes & plenty of distilling experience, we offer a growing selection of uniquely handcrafted gins, vodkas & seasonally produced spirits made on site. Visit, taste & purchase our locally distilled spirits distilled right here at Vancouver's first micro-distillery in the heart of False Creek North. No reservations are required & tastings are complimentary. We look forward to meeting & sharing our craft you at our unique urban distillery!
Join us when we serve our spirits at 'Gin & Tonic Fridays' 4:00 pm-9:00 pm & 'Craft Cocktail Saturdays' 3:00 pm-9:00 pm. We'll have one of Vancouver's top food trucks out front for nibbles.
YVR is Canada's second busiest airport, serving more than 17 million passengers in 2013 and handling more than 258,000 aircraft landings and take-offs on its runways.
YVR has a wide variety of dining options to satisfy every craving, both before and after security. Shopping opportunities abound, from trendy to edible, including Duty Free for international travellers.
YVR is easily accessible on the Canada Line.
So much more than a walking tour! Visit Vancouver, explore the city, learn how to use your camera, improve your photography & get some fresh air in only two hours!
See the hot spots & learn basic photography principles like ISO, aperture, shutter speed, composition & more. Online photo gallery posted for each photowalk, info sheets provided so you don't have to remember everything we cover!
New camera? No problem! We help you use the equipment you have. DSLR cameras & tripods available to rent.
Tours run year-round at Granville Island, Canada Place, Gastown, Stanley Park & Olympic Village. Indoor winter photowalks at Bloedel Conservatory, Museum of Anthropology, & Museum of Vancouver! Tours also available in Victoria!
Photo-guides available who speak Mandarin, Taiwanese, Tagalog & French. Public & private tours available.
Beautiful in every season, VanDusen Botanical Garden is internationally renowned & found just minutes from downtown Vancouver. This year-round garden allows you to experience plants from all over the world. More than 100 events take place in the Garden every year, including the Festival of Lights, an annual Christmas experience.
Make sure you plan time to visit our Garden Shop where there is always something new sprouting up in fashion, garden & lifestyle accessories. And if you find yourself in need of a delicious meal or light snack, we have two options - Shaughnessy Restaurant & Truffles Cafe.


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His Convenient Wife (The Italian Husbands Book 11)
Cat is furious when her grandfather insists she consider a marriage of convenience to wealthy Italian businessman Aldo Patrucco. But then it's love at first sight for Cat and lust at first sight for Aldo--so the wedding is on!
Once in Italy, Cat plans for her new husband to fall in love with her--only it seems he's returned to his mistress! Proudly announcing she's leaving him, Cat discovers that, mistress or not, Aldo certainly has no intention of relinquishing his convenient wife....
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