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|Fast Break: Kevin Garnett's heroics slay Warriors
|03.15.12 at 1:04 am ET
Unable to get a defensive stop down the stretch, tied 93-93 with the Warriors after old friend Nate Robinson tied the game on yet another drive to an open basket, the Celtics turned to Kevin Garnett, who sunk a 20-footer with 5.1 seconds remaining to help the C's survive 105-103 and improve to 2-1 on the West Coast road trip.
Garnett finished with 24 points (12 in the fourth quarter), seven rebounds and five assists, as the Celtics (23-19) moved within 1.5 games of the 76ers in the Atlantic Division. Brandon Bass added 22 points and nine rebounds, Mickael Pietrus scored 15 points off the bench and Rajon Rondo dished out 14 assists.
Robinson totaled 20 points and 11 assists, Klay Thompson scored a career-high 26 points and David Lee had 22 points and eight rebounds for the Warriors in the losing effort.
Hanging tough: Playing their third game in four nights, 3,000 miles from home, the Celtics started slow (shooting just 8-of-21 from the floor in the first quarter), and watching Robinson get to the rim with regularity didn't help matters. Still, the Celtics managed to stay within 25-21 after the first quarter — setting the tone for a tight game the remainder of the night.
The French quota: Just 3-of-18 from long distance in the month of March, Pietrus connected on his first four 3-pointers of the night and finished 5-of-6 from downtown, giving the Celtics some much needed offense (and minutes) off the bench. Whispers suggested his knee may be the reason for the recent struggles, but it didn't seem to bother him in Oakland.
Full Stiem ahead: Without a trade deadline deal, the Celtics will rely more and more on Greg Stiemsma, and the former D-League Defensive Player of the Year responded with eight points and eight rebounds. He's still got plenty of work to do, especially on the defensive end, but he's already given the C's more than they could've expected when they invited him to training camp in December.
Sharing is caring: Facing the younger, more athletic Warriors, the Celtics had to rely on ball movement and execution to keep up with them. Check and check. The C's assisted on 32 of their 40 field goals, making the extra pass time and time again to get buckets down the stretch — with the exception of a possession that resulted in the classic Paul Pierce fadeaway elbow jumper with 36.7 seconds left.
|Irish Coffee: It's not the Celtics bench's fault
|01.30.12 at 7:40 pm ET
After the Celtics blew an 11-point lead to the Cavaliers with a little more than five minutes left, Paul Pierce told reporters, "Maybe I should play a little bit more" in the fourth quarter. In so many words, the bench blew the game.
Not so. A lineup of E'Twaun Moore, Mickael Pietrus, Sasha Pavlovic, Brandon Bass and Kevin Garnett entered the final 12 minutes with an eight-point lead, and various combinations of four reserves and one starter played Cleveland even until Pierce re-entered the game with 3:42 remaining and the Celtics holding an 87-79 lead.
In fact, rarely has any of the 10 losses through the first third of the season fallen on the Celtics bench's shoulders. Just the opposite. With Garnett the lone starter to play all 19 games, an argument could rather easily be made that the C's reserves are the main reason the team hasn't started worse than 9-10.
"The first full month has been a tough month for us, but we are a team of workers," KG said last week. "Since I've been here, that's all we've done. We haven't really leaned on a lot of the talent, moreso the hard work."
While Pierce, Rajon Rondo, Ray Allen and Jermaine O'Neal have all nursed injuries through the first four weeks of the lockout-shortened season, the hodgepodge that includes a second-year guard, a pair of trade acquisitions, two free agent signings and three rookies has formed some semblance of a cohesive group.
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|Fast Break: Celtics snap losing streak, beat Raptors
|01.18.12 at 9:56 pm ET
The Celtics have been desperate for a strong start and they finally got one on Wednesday against Toronto, opening up a 21-7 lead and making nine of their first 16 shots. They rode that early lead through some rough patches in the second quarter and earned a much-needed 96-73 win over Toronto, snapping a five-game losing streak.
It wasn't all good for the Celtics as Rajon Rondo was put on the ground by Linas Kleiza with a hard foul late in the third quarter. Rondo landed awkwardly on his right wrist and didn't return to the game. Kleiza was originally assessed a Flagrant-2 foul on the play, but it was downgraded to a Flagrant-1 after a review.
The Celtics opened up a 29-14 lead in the first quarter and while they eventually cooled down, the Raptors didn't have nearly enough offense to make up the ground with leading scorer Andrea Bargnani out of the lineup with a strained left calf. However the win came, the Celtics will take it. They're back in action on Friday against the Suns.
— Rajon Rondo didn't get his first assist until the 6:01 mark of the third quarter, but it was hard to argue with his floor game. Rondo went to the basket repeatedly and made seven of his first eight shots. He also went to the free throw line seven times in the first half and made five.
— Kevin Garnett came out aggressive with six points in the first four minutes and 10 points by halftime. Garnett finished with 15 points and seven rebounds and while he's still having trouble finishing inside, this continued a run of stronger games for Garnett.
— Paul Pierce only scored eight points but he had seven assists and four rebounds. With Rondo looking to score, Pierce played the role of facilitator and did it well.
— The Celtics hit the defensive glass and didn't turn the ball over. A very good combination.
— Mickael Pietrus and Brandon Bass formed an effective two-man bench, combing for all 19 points for the reserves prior to fourth quarter garbage time. Pietrus finished with 12 points, all on 3-pointers and Bass had 13 and nine rebounds.
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|Celtics encouraged despite losing five straight
|01.17.12 at 10:13 am ET
Monday night's loss to the upstart Thunder marked the first time in the Big Three era that the team has lost five straight games, and it's also the second time in the young season that Boston has lost three games in the span of four days. Even though the natural inclination is to panic, collectively the Celtics feel the team is improving.
"I really like the effort we had tonight," said Paul Pierce. "I was the telling the guys if we compete like that night in and night out — we'll get closer to where we want to be."
Certainly it's easy to point to Boston's 4-8 record and feel underwhelmed at any notion of optimism, but the Celtics are starting to click individually. Now, the team needs to find some semblance of consistency.
"We're still chasing putting four quarters of good basketball together," said Kevin Garnett, who finished with 12 points and 12 rebounds against the Thunder. "I know y'all are probably tired of hearing this, and I'm sure if y'all rewind your tapes, I'm in a different outfit saying the same thing, but we're going to continue to work and we're going to continue to get this thing better. I really believe that, and you've got to believe that."
Ray Allen and Brandon Bass helped carry Boston earlier this season. Bass, in particular, was a pleasant surprise. Through the first seven games of the season he averaged 14 points off the bench. However, during this five-game losing streak, Bass has seen his production cut in half, only averaging 7.4 points per game.
|Fast Break: Back to back blues continue
|01.14.12 at 9:33 pm ET
It wasn't like anyone expected the Celtics to fly out of Indiana on the second night of a back-to-back with a victory, if you needed any more evidence that they have a long way to go, it was provided in a 97-83 loss. It's also worth noting that the Pacers were also on the second end of a back-to-back.
The starters got off to a much better offensive start, but it was the second unit that couldn't keep the momentum going and they had nothing left in the second half. Defensively, they let the Pacers control the paint (they allowed 20 offensive rebounds) and they couldn't keep them off the free throw line.
The one bright spot was Kevin Garnett who had a bounceback game with 21 points and six rebounds and was much more aggressive offensively. Paul Pierce also scored 21 points by getting to the free throw line and knocking down a couple of 3-pointers.
— The bench didn't hold up their end of the bargain. Brandon Bass and Mickael Pietrus combined to shoot 3-for-10 in the first half and that was the only offense they received from the second unit. Avery Bradley was replaced by rookie E'Twaun Moore after badly bricking a jumpshot.
— Paul George is an impossible cover for Ray Allen. At 6-foot-8, there's little that Allen can do with him and the Pacers smartly took advantage of that as George went to the free throw line six times in the first half. Pietrus came in and did a solid job defensively.
— Danny Granger is the latest small forward to have a big game on Pierce. He went for 12 points on 5-for-9 shooting in the first half and finished with 21.
— Rajon Rondo and Ray Allen combined to shoot 6-for-17 and finished with just 13 points. Rondo did have nine assists and Allen contributed six rebounds, but Darren Collison and George put up 34 points.
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The Celtics made a late-minute switch before their game against the Bulls on Friday with Brandon Bass inserted into the starting lineup ahead of Jermaine O'Neal. Celtics coach Doc Rivers said he's been thinking about the switch since training camp and he'll probably use that starting lineup 70 percent of the time.
"It was a lineup that I wanted to get to because I thought it gave us more versatility and I thought our rotations were easier when you bring in Jermaine in for Kevin [Garnett], you stay big," Rivers said. "What I'm trying to do is always have Jermaine or Kevin, just size on the floor."
It's not a change in minutes. Bass will still play 25-30 and O'Neal will work about 20-25 minutes. The starting assignment will be based on matchups and against the Bulls who start two big forwards in Carlos Boozer and Joakim Noah it made sense to counter with the Celtics' top big forwards. O'Neal may start on Saturday against the Pacers who have a traditional center in Roy Hibbert.
Rivers also said that he was working though his rotations for Garnett. His five minutes on, five minutes off plan sounds good in theory, but Garnett is a rhythm player and the coach admitted it was tough to take him off the floor when he starts to find it.
"I still like it," Rivers said. "I don't love it but I think it's something that we have to do."
|As the Celtics rotation turns
|01.12.12 at 5:11 pm ET
WALTHAM — On Wednesday night, Celtics coach Doc Rivers looked out on the floor and saw Keyon Dooling, Avery Bradley, Mickael Pietrus and Brandon Bass and thought, this is what he's been looking for. Energy, fullcourt defense, tempo, pace … all those buzzwords were finally on display.
"Without the second unit [Wednesday] night we're losing that game by 25 points," Rivers said. "The second unit got us back in the game with their energy defensively. That's how I envisioned them when we started this and that was the first night where you could literally see the difference, and probably because Pietrus was part of it."
Rivers said after the Celtics' 90-85 loss to Dallas that his new swingman brought a "joy" to the court in his debut. An upbeat, gregarious character, Pietrus quickly endeared himself to his coach, his teammates and the Garden crowd with 18 inspired minutes.
He was playing so well that Rivers left him in the game deep into the fourth quarter before bringing back Paul Pierce at about the 6-minute mark, who had his second straight poor game. Pierce has not talked with reporters since Tuesday when he held court for several minutes after practice, but Rivers said Pierce was fine with the decision.
The second unit didn't overwhelm anyone with their statistics. They scored 27 points, 19 of them from Bass and Dooling, and had 10 rebounds and four assists. They began coming into the game down 17-9 after the starters got off to a woeful start offensively and by the time they had rotated back out halfway through the second quarter they had cut two points off the lead. Again, not overwhelming, but successful.
Rivers has pinned his team's 4-5 record on the starters. What he wants from his bench are energy, defense and the ability to shake things up when things start poorly. He's still searching for the right combination of players, which is understandable.
The Celtics acquired nine players via trade, draft and free agency and all of them come off the bench. Bradley played only 162 minutes last season, so he is also new to the rotation. That's a lot of moving parts and Rivers has already worked through several variations of a reserve unit.
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I am fine with all the marketing, but imagine how much of an embarrassment it would be if they fail. I mean all these promotional shows and all would have costed them lots of money, not that activision can't afford, and all of that would be for a naught.
Heres hopin that CoD AW brings back the series to life....
The way the host speaks seems exhausting or is it just me?.
So let's recap, what are the secrets of the Favela again?
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Fire department unveils new station in Simi Valley
Damon Dalton feels spoiled.
The Ventura County Fire Department captain of Station 43 is getting accustomed to his new station, with its private dorm rooms and modern work and rest areas. Still, there's a hint of sadness that comes with the newfound comfort.
"It's still very different from what we're used to — the station and the area," Dalton said. "It makes you very sad to see the old station all dark and empty."
On Wednesday night, city and county officials along with area residents cut the ribbon on the new station on Los Angeles Avenue, just east of Yosemite Avenue in Simi Valley.
The 9,800-square-foot main building is almost four times as large as the old station, located on the other side of the railroad tracks in an unincorporated county area of the Santa Susana Knolls. That station, used since 1950, was once a service garage and was badly in need of renovation, which is partly why officials decided to build a new station.
Another reason is the location of service calls. About 80 percent of them involve medical emergencies, mostly from senior citizens living in the assisted-living facilities along Los Angeles Avenue or senior housing projects in the area, according to county records.
"We were told that if we move it to this location, it will serve a bigger population and still serve the other area's residents," Chief Bob Roper said.
Knolls residents generally are resigned to the new location, understanding the need for updated facilities and centralizing the service area.
"It's a sad day for us and a great day for Simi Valley," said Marie Mason, a longtime Knolls resident and activist.
Responding to the Knolls during emergencies remains a concern.
There are two access points into the Knolls, on either end of Katherine Road, which travels a two-mile loop through the neighborhood. One end has railroad tracks crossing the road, where Amtrak, Metrolink and freight trains travel and sometimes create a traffic backup.
Roper addressed the issue briefly during his talk Wednesday, saying the fire district is working with the train companies to devise some electronic notification system so firefighters know when a train is blocking the Knolls access on Katherine Road. In such an instance, firefighters can use the other end of Katherine Road.
"We're constantly working with the trains to minimize access problems from one side of the tracks to another," Roper said.
Ventura County Supervisor Peter Foy praised the construction costs, which were significantly lower than if the station had been built a year ago.
"This is something special for all of us," he said. "We're all in a difficult economy and (the district) was able to put their resources to good use."
The budget for the entire project, including buying the land, construction and furnishings, was $5.1 million, according to Bill Nash, the fire department's spokesperson. The project came in at budget and was about a month over on its planned completion.
Firefighters moved into the station Oct. 11. There are no immediate plans to increase the staffing or the equipment, though the station was built to be able to expand its services in the future. Three-man teams rotate through the station's schedule. Dalton said that even though he might miss the old station, the new station is great.
"It was time," he said. "We should have moved a long time ago because of the area we're serving."
Besides the main building, which features 18-foot high bi-fold garage doors and state-of-the-art systems to protect the firefighters' health, there is a second 2,100-square-foot building that will be used as for training and a community classroom. Roper said the department is working with the Red Cross to develop community workshops that can be conducted in the building.
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Federal employees could finally see an end to the two-year pay freeze, and with a modest raise to boot. The bad news is they will have to wait until at least April 2013 after the projected six-month continuing resolution expires.
In an Aug. 21 letter to House Speaker John Boehner and Vice President Joe Biden -- in his role as president of the Senate -- President Barack Obama presented his plan for pay increases for the civilian government workforce in the event Congress passes a budget.
Citing Title 5, United States Code – which highlights the role of federal organization and workers -- the president said he had the power to adopt alternative pay plans for pay raises for civilian government workers covered by the General Schedule and certain other pay systems.
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Federal union leaders unanimously condemned the president's decision to delay the termination of the pay freeze.
"Federal employees cannot afford another four months or even another day of frozen wages," J. David Cox Sr., the newly elected national president of the American Federation of Government Employees, said in a statement.
Colleen Kelley, national president of the National Treasury Employees Union, said federal employees have already made contributions to reduce the deficit, and it's time for others to carry the burden.
The pay freeze saves an estimated $60 billion, and another $15 billion from higher pension contributions from new federal hires, she said.
"That is a $75 billion contribution toward deficit reduction from federal employees," Kelley said. "It is well past time that others, including the wealthiest Americans, are asked to share in the sacrifice."
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We have been told that if there is no resolution in March that each federal employee will have to take 1 to 2 days off per pay period per month immediatly. Once again the president & officials take us for And unlike the furlough in 1994, there will be no retroactive pay for the days taken off.granted. This is accross the board---all agencies except probably the military, congress and execxutive management of the agencies.
How is it , we work for a goverment who is not affected by the laws they make. .05% is five dollars on a thousand. The cost of living increase is triple that. since we have had our last cost of living raise. MY energy bill doubled, my income was $4.00 over the proverty line to get assitance
My friend has a federal job and his housing is completely paid for by the federal government he also claims that his 52 inch flat screen is also paid for by the government. His wife also doesnt work and stays home watching tv all day.All this plus a pay check seems like a good deal, exesually when my family and probably thousands of other everyday loose $5,000 a year in taxes no because of this "bill" fixing the fiscal cliff.
Alot of people don't know this freeze does not include the bonuses Senior Executive Service (executive mgmnt) gets. I heard the senior management of the FBI gets anywhere from $10K to $30K in bonuses. Those pyouts wern't frozen!!!! I'm sure the same happens at other Fed agencies!!!!How 'bout startiung freezes there!!!!
Let's not forget Don, speaking of Congress, last year they voted themselves a 14% pay increase. Seems the "rules" they pass never apply to them. All of them (both Democrats and Republican) are worthless!!
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The School Affiliation Survey
For the first two weeks of April, staff here at the Hirsh Library walked around and asked everyone what school they were from. Well, we have tallied some of the results of all of that work, and have uncovered some interesting numbers!
Over the course of 13 days and 39 rounds of asking, we talked to 6,884 people. Ultimately, 2,539 of those people were from the Dental school, making that the most populous group we had in the library – a full 37% of the population of Hirsh! Medical came in at a close second of 2,373 people (a difference of a mere 166!), followed by the combined Sackler schools (PA, PHPD, and MBS) at 1,360, with Friedman rounding out at 347. The remainder was made up by staff from the Tufts Medical Center, the HNRCA, Tufts students, staff, and faculty from the other campuses, and even affiliated hospitals and schools in the Boston area. You can see the breakdown here.
Now, that's interesting data, but what does it all mean? After all, we were counting 4 times a day, so a question some people may have is "Which time was the busiest, ultimately?" Well, the answer will…probably not surprise you at all. It turns out people are much more into early lunches than they are late nights:
Anyone who spends any time around the students of the different schools knows that everyone has different needs and wants when it comes to studying and getting ready for exams. It reasonably follows to assume that it means that people gravitate toward different environments – some might study better when there's a bit of background noise, or do better in groups, whereas other people need to be alone with their books, notes, and a coffee. So which school tends to be full of which kind of person?
To begin with, it seems as though the 7th floor is the most popular floor amongst all the schools, as you can see here:
But the only way to get the full story is to keep going and see if you can pick out the personality types. Well, far and away it's clear that Medical students are fans of quiet. Specifically, the quiet the 7th floor provides. Although, as you can see, it looks like if space is at a premium on that floor, people will start on the 6th and slowly work their way back down again.
The Dental school, however, appears to encourage people to look for slightly different environments. Unfortunately, we don't have data linking school affiliation to type of seating they chose (study carrel, study room, group table, etc), but it may be a safe bet to assume that Tufts' future dentists are by and large fans of small group study, and gravitated toward the study rooms and classrooms.
But what about Sackler? Well, it would appear that the combined programs of PA, PHPD, and MBS were mainly looking for a (relatively) quiet space to claim as their own, but that wouldn't be quite the proper story. We unfortunately don't have a breakdown of those three programs (vs. the "Sackler" umbrella), but it's worth keeping in mind that the 6th floor has a very convenient classroom, and that the 7th floor has quite a multitude of small group study rooms. Perhaps those in the Sackler school are straddling a line somewhere between the Dental and Medical students.
Which brings us, last but certainly not least, to Friedman students, who were not content to be quiet and alone up on the 6th and 7th floors. The students from the Friedman School of Nutrition much preferred the hustle and bustle of the 4th and 5th floors to the quiet and solitude of the others, and showed it unequivocally during the two weeks of our survey.
Ultimately, with the sheer amount of data we collected (and continue to collect in other ways), it's easy to get the answer to almost any question we may have. But the main question – the most important one that drives all of our programs and future planning at the library – is "What is it our patrons need?" Thanks to everyone's participation in surveys and questionnaires like this one, we know that study space (and access to plugs in said study space) is absolutely vital, and we know who might be most likely to use what facilities. We've been learning other lessons, but today, that one is one that stands above the others.
We will continue to do surveys like this one (although perhaps not during final exams) so that we can fine tune our answers and respond to the changing needs of our community in the future.
So on behalf of the staff here at Hirsh Health Sciences Library, I would like to thank you for bearing with us and helping us learn how to serve you better. Every little bit that we can do helps, and we can't do it without you.
PS: if you were wondering how checkouts lined up during this time period, well…it's fairly safe to say that the need for skulls swung that pendulum in a rather specific way.
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"We're ready for a dwarf in Fitting Room 2," the voice intones.
"It blurs the line between what's a costume and what's a set piece and what's a prop," observes John Musselman, administrative assistant for the shop, from his post at the front desk. "Some amazing things are going on back there."
Fitting Room 2 may be ready for a dwarf, but on this particular morning, less than three weeks before opening night, Los Angeles Opera is nowhere near ready for the first chapter of its most ambitious undertaking to date: the company's $32-million production of Richard Wagner's four-part mythological epic about gold and greed, "The Ring of the Nibelung."
The first opera of the four, "Das Rheingold" (The Rhinegold), opens Saturday; "Die Walküre" (The Valkyrie) begins April 4, and "Siegfried" will be unveiled Sept. 26. "Götterdämmerung" (The Twilight of the Gods) is scheduled to arrive at the Dorothy Chandler Pavilion on April 23, 2010.
After that, three performances of the four operas in sequence will be given between May 29 and June 26, 2010, as the centerpiece of a citywide Ring Festival L.A. That mega-event, still in gestation, will take place from April 2010 until the following June.
Scampering through the costume shop, paintbrush in hand, is the director-designer at the helm of all four operas, Achim Freyer This bearded, 74-year-old German, sporting black Converse-style sneakers and a swirling meringue of white hair, has become -- with all apologies to J.R.R. Tolkien -- L.A.'s new Lord of the "Ring."
Now you see him, now you don't; he's tweaking the seam of a big-shouldered overcoat or painting red veins on the white of an enormous eyeball. Freyer's daughter Amanda, who serves with her father as costume designer, is also busy in the backroom with a brush.
Freyer's mission: to create a timeless world for Wagner's epic that pays homage to its distinguished history yet rejects all previous staging conventions. "We have so many technical things that Wagner did not have," he says.
Filling many roles
Wagner coined the German word gesamtkunstwerk in 1849 to refer to an operatic performance encompassing music, theater and the visual arts. Freyer tends to use it too.
The director -- who confesses "my English is small" -- communicates with non-German speakers during rehearsals with the translating help of Christina Baitzel, whose official title is not translator but special assistant to L.A. Opera General Director Plácido Domingo for the "Ring."
Even with little knowledge of German, one can pick out the word gesamtkunstwerk in Freyer's speech several times as he discusses the challenge of serving as a costume designer, member of the lighting design team and stage director of "Das Rheingold," tasks that usually fall to three people.
When he switches to English, Freyer's brief words sum up the personal toll of the job that has already gobbled up four years of his life: "I have too many to do!"
After decades of gloomy Northern European winters, the Berlin-born Freyer, when in Los Angeles, likes to follow the sun.
Before and after the morning session in the costume shop, he participates in a series of rehearsal-break conversations held in plastic chairs in the alley outside the opera's rehearsal space at Pico and La Brea. But he makes a habit of dashing to place the chairs at the best ray-catching angle depending on the time of day -- never mind that the ideal position might also heighten the possibility of being backed into by a truck.
In the sun, Freyer's hair looks less like meringue and more like a white-hot flame as he talks about how he got cajoled into this gargantuan undertaking by the late Edgar Baitzel, formerly L.A. Opera's chief operating officer.
Before his international career as a director of theater and opera, Freyer trained as a painter, and about four years ago he had reached a point in his career when he'd decided to give up stage work to "paint, paint, paint, all the time."


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Nordhoff High planning centennial celebration
Traversing the busy hallways of Nordhoff High School is sometimes a walk down memory lane for Assistant Principal Susana Arce.
An assistant principal for the past 35 years, Arce's history at Nordhoff High goes back to before she became a teacher and then an administrator. Arce graduated from the school in 1960. Arce said she has seen students graduate and start their own families, with some coming back to the school as staffers or teachers.
"Sometimes I'll see a student and I think he has to be so-and-so's son because he looks exactly like him," Arce said as she watched students walk to their next class. "Some of my original students now have their grandchildren coming here. To me, it's really nice. It's like family."
This weekend, Arce will join Nordhoff's extended family as the school celebrates its centennial. Faculty and alumni will host a series of activities for the big celebration, which starts Friday night with a "meet and greet" at 5:30 p.m. at the Ojai Unified School District office courtyard.
The celebration will continue Saturday with a pancake breakfast, a vintage car show and a dance. Sunday's events include an afternoon barbecue picnic at the campus.
Many who are attending the centennial celebration are looking forward to the "Bucket Bowl" football game against Villanova on Saturday. The first Bucket Bowl was played in 1949 and the last was in 1972, said former Nordhoff High quarterback and Class of 1949 alumnus Alan Rains. The rivalry will be resurrected as the schools vie for the coveted trophy — an antique bucket with football cleats.
Arce said the centennial will not only bring old friends together, but serve as a reminder for young students of the significance of the school to the community.
"Nordhoff has produced some good citizens, and students who have left here have gone on to do really good things," Arce said. "It's always been the center of activity for the community."
Nordhoff High was founded in September 1909 on the second floor of the Nordhoff Grammar School with its first principal, W.W. Bristol. That same year, the Ojai Unified School District was formed. The high school had 25 students and one teacher in its first year. By the fall of 1911, a new high school building that cost $20,000 was completed on what is the current Matilija Junior High School site on El Paseo Road.
According to town historian David Mason, enrollment was up to 72 students by 1916 and community members voted to add more faculty and new buildings on the campus. The following year, a fire destroyed a building and expensive new school equipment. The building was eventually rebuilt, but the fire's aftermath was a difficult time for students and faculty.
"Those were sad, trying days," Bristol said in a speech he gave in December 1939. "We had no lights in the auditorium, so simple commencement exercises were held in the old Presbyterian church. The opening of school in 1917 was quite depressing. The enrollment had decreased considerably. The shadow of the great fire was still over the community."
In subsequent years, enrollment rebounded and a new school was built in 1929 that housed students in grades seven through 12. The new addition included three classrooms, a large cafeteria, offices and an auditorium. With the population steadily growing, the school district built Matilija Junior High School on Maricopa Highway in 1959, Mason said. In 1966, Nordhoff and Matilija traded school buildings. The school saw enrollment peak at about 1,300 students about eight or nine years ago, but it has declined since, Principal Dan Musick said. The school currently has about 900 students.
"Finally, after nine years, kindergarten classes are getting bigger, and we will slowly get back up and we can probably expect to have about 1,000 students in the next 15 to 20 years," Musick said.
Denise Hawkins, a 1974 graduate and a child nutrition manager at the school, said the centennial will provide an opportunity to catch up with some old friends.
"I'm excited to see all of the hard work we have envisioned," Hawkins said. "We just hope people will come ... because we are all like family here."
Nordhoff High School centennial activities
- 5:30-7:30 p.m., "meet and greet" at the Ojai Unified School District office, 414 E. Ojai Ave.
- 8-10 a.m., Lions Club pancake breakfast at the Nordhoff Café, $5 presale, $6 at the door.
- 8-8:45 a.m., spinning class in Room J4 at the Nordhoff campus, $5. RSVP to email@example.com.
- Noon, vintage car show at the high school parking lot.
- 2-4 p.m., sports memorabilia exhibit and club displays.
- 4-4:30 p.m., Parade of Generations and Parade of Champions at the Pat McNeil track in Ojai Community Memorial Stadium.
- 5-7 p.m., Bucket Bowl game vs. Villanova at the Ojai Community Stadium, $7 at the gate.
- 7-11 p.m., Dance for all Generations at the gym, $10.
- Noon-4 p.m., Nordhoff barbecue picnic on campus, $20 at the door.
Tickets for events can be purchased at the school, the school district office, Rains Department Store or the Attitude Adjustment Shoppe. For more information, call 640-4300.
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Well, the 37th annual Portland Classic model contest is in the books. This show is the longest show (to the best of my knowledge) ongoing in the U.S. today in conjunction with the 51st annual Portland Roadster show. The show is open for viewing and entry over the three day period.
This years show was no exception to the ongoing success and participation that the Pacific Northwest has to offer in the modeling hobby.
Three highlights for this years show. 320 models entered into the show with thousands of people filtering through the show room over the three day period.
Ron Martinolich, president of SABA (Scale Auto Builders Association), host club worked tirelessly along with Bob Paeth throughout the three days to put on a splendid show and Ron was even able to procure the services of Miss Oregon 2006, Donilee McGinnis, to be the honorary trophy girl (queen) and help to distribute the awards to all of the winners.
And lastly I must say that the ladies are taking over. We had four very competitive females participating in the adult categories (no ladies class) and 3 out of the 4 were able to walk away with first place awards and one of these fine females walked away with the best engine award; justly so.
A good time was had by all. We had a very good turnout of Junior participants for a change and a ton of goodies were given away with the awards.
I have included some teaser pics. but for the whole show please go to the link provided.
Bob Paeth, Miss Oregon, Ron Martinolich
Makes you wish Summer were here already.
When's the last time that you've been to the demo derby?
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HO scale....Awesome detail...One of the ladies!
For more pics. check out the link above.
Portland Classic 2007.....see the pics.
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Works well Terry, a 3D feel to it.
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That time again, although the bluebells are late and the Beech is coming into full leaf making for less than ideal conditions in the FOD.
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Interesting title, always a dilemma, you had some beautiful light whilst capturing this.
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The Effects of Dimensional Analysis on the Medication Dosage Calculation Abilities of Nursing Students
Craig, Gloria P.
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SubjectNursing students--Evaluation; Drugs--Dosage--Analysis; Drugs--Dose-response relationship--Evaluation; Problem-solving--Analysis
The purpose of this study was to examine if the use of the problem-solving method of dimensional analysis would improve the medication dosage calculation abilities of nursing students. To investigate the effectiveness of dimensional analysis, a quasi-experimental research study was designed. The 59 nursing students participating in the study included an experimental group of 30 nursing students from a diploma nursing program and a control group of 29 nursing students from an associate nursing program located in central Iowa. Two research hypotheses were proposed for this study. The first research hypothesis was: Nursing students in the experimental group who are taught dimensional analysis will demonstrate significantly greater improvement in the medication calculation pretest/post-test scores than nursing students in the control group. This hypothesis was supported (t=4,96, p=.00001). The second research hypothesis was: Nursing students in the experimental group who are taught dimensional analysis will have higher scores on the medication calculation post-test than the nursing students in the control group. This hypothesis was not supported (t=-.77, p=.78), An additional finding was a slightly inverse relationship with the number of steps and conversions in each problem when correlated with the number of correct responses on the post-test for the experimental group (steps/r=-0.476, conversions/r=-0.340), control group steps/r=-0,238, conversions/r=-0.151)~ and both groups combined (steps/r=-0.371, conversions/r=-0.253). Another finding demonstrated that there was a significant difference between the pretest scores of the experimental and control groups (t=-5.55, p=.0000f ). This was somewhat expected based on the chemistry and mathematical differences revealed on the demographic tool. The literature identified that dosage calculation deficiencies are a problem within the nursing discipline. The findings of this study are significant in that theysupport the use of dimensional analysis as an avenue to be considered when the goal is improvement of medication dosage calculation abilities, A recommendation from this study is the use of dimensional analysis as a consistent problem-solving method for teaching medication dosage calculation to all levels of nursing students.
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Helicopters hovered and security was tight as Elizabeth Taylor's family gathered to pay their respects to the Hollywood legend this afternoon.
Five black limousines were seen driving into Forest Lawn Memorial Park in Glendale for the private 2 p.m. service. Taylor is being interred within the Great Mausoleum, which is also the final resting place for Clark Gable, Jean Harlow and Taylor's close friend, Michael Jackson. She attended the King of Pop's funeral there in September 2009.
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Detective Matt Cordell was happily married once, and gainfully employed, and sober. But that was before he caught his wife cheating on him with one of his operatives and took it out on the man with the butt end of a .45.
Now Matt makes his home on the streets of New York and his only companions are the city's bartenders. But trouble still knows how to find him, and when Johnny Bridges shows up from the old neighborhood, begging for Matt's help, Cordell finds himself drawn into a case full of beautiful women and bloody murder. It's just like the old days — only this time, when the beatings come, he may wind up on the receiving end...
"First published as by 'Curt Cannon' under the title I'm Cannon — For Hire (1958), this revised reissue reminds readers that the late McBain had some serious noir chops. Betrayed by a dame, former PI Matt Cordell has fallen hard and become a bum in New York City's Bowery district. Cordell's decision to help old friend Johnny Bridges, a tailor, investigate petty larceny at his store soon leads to a series of murders and some steamy encounters with the 'fair sex,' including a femme fatale. A strong cast of characters — from rival private eye Dennis Knowles to tailor's assistant Dave Ryan — creates a tangled web of deceit, with lies piling up faster than tokens in a subway station. But the best thing about the novel is the hard-boiled Cordell as the archetypal noir antihero, fated to failure even in success. Of necessity, the story is dated, but the pleasure of following the exploits of a forefather of such later icons as Lawrence Block's Matthew Scudder more than compensates. Fittingly, McBain has come full circle with the re-release of this revamped early novel at the end of his long and distinguished career. Agent, Gelfman-Schneider. (Nov.)" Publishers Weekly (Copyright Reed Business Information, Inc.)
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"It's written with verve, and its plot...is ingenious....The novel has nothing like the diamond-hard realism that McBain later brought to the 87th Precinct series, but it's readable and fun." Patrick Anderson, The Washington Post Book World
"[A]n exciting reminder of just how good Evan Hunter/Ed McBain always was at simply telling a hardboiled pulp tale....This is the best seven bucks you'll spend on a paperback this month." Ed Gorman, Mystery Scene
Available for the first time in more than 40 years, this classic by the master of crime fiction finds former detective and current Bowery bum Matt Cordell investigating a double homicide involving a beautiful woman and an old nemesis. Original.
About the Author
Ed McBain's books have sold more than one hundred million copies, ranging from the more than fifty titles in his outstanding 87th Precinct series to the bestselling novels The Blackboard Jungle and Criminal Conversation, written under his own name, Evan Hunter. Writing as both Ed McBain and Evan Hunter, he broke new ground with Candyland, a novel in two parts. He is also the author of the screenplay for Alfred Hitchcock's The Birds.
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