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Spending a year in Paris has been one of my most luscious adventures so far.
Since then, of course, I am seizing the chances to come back, to amble over markets, look through the colorful vitrines of Pâtisseries, nip at red wine glasses and discover more of this fabulous cuisine, that I like so much.
Coming back this time was caused by a very special reason: the making of the beautiful cookbook of incredible Chef Cathleen Clarity.
12 chapters, 12 menus and 12 stories, every single one so delicious and special in its own way: there were ladies giggling at a light spring lunch, friends dancing at a fireside appetizer evening, shoes polished for a "star restaurant dinner" and skateboards parked in the entrance, when the teens came for lunch.
Here are some of my favorite shots from the book, I hope it will bring you as much pleasure as I had capturing its moments and recipes.
Thank you Cathleen for this beautiful project and the wonderful time we spent, Amanda Jane Jones for giving it the perfect final touch with your design, and of course Callwey, for trusting us so blindly.
Grilled and raw salmon bites with citrus vinaigrette, Chicken breast rolls stuffed with fresh seasonal herbs and french green vegetables in pistachio pesto, cardamom custard and caramel covered green grapes from the chapter "ladies lunch".
Carpaccio of Maigre with fresh lime and Salicorn Emulsion, French vanilla ice cream macaron with fresh mango from the chapter "fresh from the sea"
Allspice roasted Duck breast with bitter orange duck jus, fig and red grape galette with gingerbread spice whipped cream from the chapter "autumn harvest"
I am giving away 3 copies of this book. Winners will be chosen (out of all the comments) on Friday! And if you are not one of the lucky ones, it is now available in bookstores and also here (unfortunately only in german so far but I will keep you updated)
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August 8, 2013
By Hans A. von Spakovsky
Some in Washington claim that defunding Obamacare would not prevent the implementation or enforcement of the law's statutory requirements and new regulations. They seem to be unaware of the federal Antideficiency Act (ADA), which makes it illegal to spend money in excess of appropriations.
If a fight over such a defunding provision led to a shutdown of the government, not all elements of the law could be implemented. Moreover, supporters of Obamacare would be put in the unenviable position of trying to explain why they are willing to interrupt the normal functioning of the federal government in order to fund an unworkable law that Americans do not like and do not want to see implemented.
Senators Ted Cruz (R–TX) and Mike Lee (R–UT) have been in the news with their Defund Obamacare Act (S. 1292), which Representative Tom Graves (R–GA) has also introduced in the House as H.R. 2682. One of their proposals is to attach it to a must-pass continuing resolution (CR) before the federal government runs out of money on October 1. Under this bill, "no Federal funds shall be made available to carry out any provisions" of Obamacare. No "entitlement to benefits under any provision of" Obamacare will remain in effect, and all "unobligated balances" will be rescinded.
No one disputes that Obamacare would stay on the books and that defunding would not change the existing law. But all federal funds already appropriated for the implementation and enforcement of Obamacare could not be used by any federal agency to take any action—whether it is issuing new regulations or filing an enforcement action against an individual or an employer for not complying with the new health insurance mandates. The termination of all "entitlement to benefits" would stop the automatic appropriation of new entitlement spending for things like the law's Medicaid expansion. The rescission of "unobligated benefits" would return to the Treasury appropriated funds that have not yet been spent on items such as the payment of outside contractors—navigators—for enrolling participants in Obamacare, although it would probably not relieve the government of the contractual obligation to pay for services already rendered.
There is no question that such a defunding bill can stop entitlement spending. The Hyde Amendment, which bans federal funding of abortions and is part of yearly discretionary appropriations bills, has prevented federal funds in the Medicaid entitlement program from being used for abortion coverage for almost four decades.
This type of appropriations and funding ban is given teeth by the ADA,[1] which prohibits federal employees from:
Section 1342 of the ADA prohibits federal employees from accepting voluntary services or employing personal services not authorized by law. That is one of the reasons that federal employees have to be furloughed whenever Congress fails to pass a continuing resolution—federal employees cannot volunteer their services even if they want to, and the government cannot accept outside assistance.
The ADA has both administrative and criminal penalties as well as a notice requirement. Section 1349 subjects federal employees to "administrative discipline" including "suspension from duty without pay or removal from office." They can be fined or go to jail: Section 1350 imposes a fine of up to $5,000 and two years in jail. Under Section 1351, the head of any federal agency violating the ADA has to "report immediately to the President and Congress all relevant facts and a statement of actions taken" if anyone in the agency has violated the ADA through unauthorized spending. Pursuant to instructions issued by the Office of Management and Budget (OMB), that report has to include the actions taken to correct the ADA violation.
Federal bureaucrats are well aware of the ADA, and its penalties deter violations.
The smartest thing the House of Representatives could do is pass a CR as soon as possible that funds the government with the exception of Obamacare. That would force the President and his supporters to explain why they would shut down the government to fund an unfair, unaffordable, and highly unpopular law that is so unworkable that the Administration has itself admitted it cannot manage to implement major portions on time such as the employer mandate to provide insurance.
Senator Richard Burr (R–NC) calls this approach "dumb." Senator Tom Coburn (R–OK) is circulating a July 2013 research memorandum from the Congressional Research Service (CRS) that concludes that many aspects of Obamacare could continue to be funded despite the ADA if there is a government shutdown.[2] But the CRS memo assumes there is no defunding language passed (as is being proposed) and that the government simply shuts down because there is no CR.
There is an exception in Section 1342 of the ADA for "emergencies involving the safety of human life or the protection of property," which as the CRS correctly notes, has been "broadly" read by OMB and the Justice Department to give executive agencies a certain amount of discretion over how to spend their remaining funds during a government shutdown. But in 1990, Congress amended Section 1342 in response to a 1981 opinion issued by Attorney General Benjamin R. Civiletti to make it clear that "emergencies" do "not include ongoing, regular functions of government, the suspension of which would not imminently threaten the safety of human life or the protection of property."
The CRS concludes, based solely on press reports, that if the government shuts down, the Administration would likely "rely on alternative sources of funding" to continue "substantial" implementation of Obamacare. But to do that during a shutdown, the Administration could only provide funds that are not dependent on annual discretionary appropriations or fit within the exceptions to the ADA outlined in the CRS memorandum.
The CRS says, for example, that "cost-sharing payments to health plans" from Treasury would likely not be excepted. The CRS also speculates that the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) might be able to keep its employees involved in Obamacare on payroll, comparing it to the Social Security Administration keeping its employees on payroll during the shutdown fights of 1995–1996 because they were, "by necessary implication," integral to making entitlement payments.
But this analogy may not work with the Obamacare insurance exchanges, since they are not an entitlement and are not funded by mandatory spending. The entitlement comes through the insurance subsidies, and while IRS employees may be essential to administer the subsidies, HHS employees might not necessarily be essential to administer the exchanges.
The point is that even if a government shutdown occurs without a defunding bill, while the Administration may have some funding available from other sources to continue to implement parts of Obamacare that fall within exceptions to the ADA, it would not be able to legally implement all of the many different parts of the law, and it is doubtful it would have the funds to implement all of the law.
In the absence of full repeal, Americans will be better off if any parts of Obamacare are stopped from going into effect. And the more parts of the law that are delayed because of a government shutdown, defunding, or the Obama Administration's own incompetence, the more likely it is that this horrendously complicated law, which is built on many different interdependent factors, will fall apart like a house of cards.
Hans A. von Spakovsky is a Senior Legal Fellow in Edwin Meese III Center for Legal and Judicial Studies at The Heritage Foundation.
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[2]Congressional Research Service, "Potential Effects of a Government Shutdown on Implementation of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act," July 29, 2013, http://www.coburn.senate.gov/public/index.cfm?a=Files.Serve&File_id=0af8b42a-b2b9-484b-b0d4-9d27e2b690ac (accessed August 7, 2013).
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HispanicVista Columnists
A "Culture of Translation" In Public Communications
By Frank Gómez
Twenty years ago, troubled by poor translations in advertisements aimed at Hispanics, I often called ad agencies to point out errors. Translations have improved markedly since then, notwithstanding occasional lapses and the resulting embarrassments for clients. The agencies, both Latino and mainstream, have improved because they have developed an internal "culture of translation."
Government agencies, however, and some Spanish language media have a way to go. It shows in the Spanish language versions of official documents, press releases, websites, speeches and virtually all forms of public communications. It also shows, albeit less frequently, in the corporate world when companies instruct agencies to translate a general market advertisement into Spanish with the result that the purpose of the communication is frustrated and the message becomes distorted.
A Corporate Example
Recently, a company developed an English language ad for California featuring a self-described Mexican immigrant. Two problems arose: first, the company used the ad in Puerto Rico; and second, the translated "tag line," was not understandable. The intent was good, but the execution was a waste of time, effort and money.
Neither the company nor the agency that adapted the ad for Puerto Rico could be said to have a well-founded "culture of translation," or they would have realized that an adapted ad often does not work. They would have realized that the translation actually did them a disservice. They would have realized that the translator was incompetent.
The lessons to be drawn from this and similar examples in the corporate world are many. But it can all be reduced to a clear need to acquire a culture of translation within the company that says, "Yes, language is important." And acquiring that mindset will not happen overnight. It will take time, people, expertise and dedication.
Media Examples
I keep a list of anglicisms and other errors creep into Spanish language media. The electoral season provided good examples of bad usage. Some reporters insist on saying "correr para un puesto," or "to run for a position" instead of "postularse para un puesto." Other articles, including some based on government communications, refer to "asuntos congresionales," or "congressional matters." This should be "asuntos legislativos," or "asuntos del Congreso," since "congressional" does not exist in Spanish.
Incorrect spoken language finds itself in the media – and it should not, unless it is a direct quote. For example, "admisión" for "entrada," that is, the price to enter; "aplicar para un puesto" instead of "solicitar un puesto" ("aplicar" means to apply something physically, or to be industrious, as in "she applies herself"); or "demandar mejores servicios" for "to demand better services." The difficulty here is that "demandar" in Spanish means "to sue," and a "demanda" is a lawsuit.
Examples abound, and when we are bombarded daily by English, perhaps they are inevitable. It is encouraging, however, that most media take the issue seriously. National Association of Hispanic Journalists (NAHJ) conferences feature panels and workshops for journalists and editors working in Spanish. Two years ago, the NAHJ published its own "Manual de Estilo." And several news organizations have stylebooks or other internal guides, including CNN en Español and Univision. Hoy, the New York daily with sister papers in Chicago and Los Angeles, is working with the Instituto Cervantes to refine a stylebook for use by its staff.
Such steps at Spanish language media around the country are very welcome. A "culture of translation" was present at the birth of some of these, and others have been devoting the attention and resources to develop one as they mature. But improving they are! This is important, given the great influence the media wield. They should be the guardians of Spanish. Anyone wanting to see some good examples of quality journalism in Spanish can go to the websites of these and other well-known media.
Public Sector Gaffes
A pamphlet in New York City invited residents to a "salud de la comunidad justa," or a "health in the just community." This assault on the language of Cervantes was for a community health fair. It gets worse! It said there would be "hospitalidad libre y regalos." It intended "free healthy snacks and gifts," but what came out was "free hospitality and free gifts." And it said "mucha, mucha para la familia entera." We can only guess about what "mucha" for the whole family referred to. It was clear – but laughable – that "pruebas al oir," or "tests upon hearing" meant "hearing tests."
New York City's comptroller recently issued a report on language barriers to health care. Clearly, interpretation and translation in this field are a matter not only of justice but often of life or death. The Spanish language version of the "reporte" (instead of "informe") was full of errors, not enough to fail to communicate, but enough to conclude that it was not translated by a professional.
The text used "habilidad," or "skill" for "capacidad," and placed punctuation before the quotation marks instead of after, as Spanish requires. It also used the singular pronoun "le" (you, him, her) when it needed the plural "les" (them). The Spanish language press release, clearly, was atrocious. These and similar bad translations disserve readers, disrespect the Spanish language, and slight the translator profession.
The comptroller has the right idea, however, since medical translation and interpretation is often a matter of life and death. Many hospitals and medical facilities, unfortunately, rely on untrained, unqualified volunteers for critically important language services. They include doctors who, although "bilingual," are not competent interpreters. Even worse, they turn to family members – even children – for interpreting that should be done by professionals. A culture of translation in health care is sorely lacking. One insurer and health care provider, however, California-based Kaiser-Permanente, is a leader in the field. Other companies and public health organizations could learn a good deal from that company.
Lessons Learned
These and countless other examples, many reproduced in our fine Spanish language media, illustrate vividly that we have a way to go to instill and take advantage of a culture of translation in the private and public sectors. Some companies "got it" years ago: Anheuser-Busch, Goya, Coca-Cola… others. They understood, and their ad and PR agencies understood. Their "culture" includes people who know the difference, who speak Spanish well. It shows in their ads – and probably shows at the cash register. . You can be sure that these and other pioneering firms do no disrespect to Latinos.
Government agencies, however, are woefully "translation challenged." With rare exceptions, they have not understood the importance of good communications in Spanish and have not invested in the services of professionals. Yes, translation, like interpretation, is a profession. It requires special skills, education, training, experience, worldliness, dedication, intelligence and specialization.
As interest in the Hispanic community has grown, so has grown my interest in translations. In fact, in counseling clients, I focus first on language and cultural factors in ads and other communications. Too often I am presented with a "fait accompli," an ad or document that has already been adapted or translated and, regrettably, sometimes distributed. They have learned that getting counsel on the take-off as well as the landing is a good investment. Corporate image, brand image, standing in the community and sales are all at stake.
Developing and taking advantage of a "culture of translation" in government and the private sector would result in improved communications, improved services and greater respect for the communicators. That looks like a win-win to me. Intérpretes y Traductores de Español (translators and interpreters of Spanish), a New York City-based non-profit association, is a valuable source of help. Visit www.InTradEs.com.
Frank Gómez, a contributing columnist to HispanicVista.com (www.hispanicvista.com) is a retired Foreign Service Office and corporate executive, is now at LatinInsights (www.LatinInsoghts.com), a research and communications firm. He is an award-winning adjunct professor of translation at NYU. He can be reached at firstname.lastname@example.com.


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OUR OPINION: Once again, Texans tasked with altering their constitution
SAN ANGELO, Texas - At least every couple of years, Texans — albeit a small percentage of them — participate in the strange and often frustrating act of amending their state constitution.
To date 474 patches have been placed on the document written in 1876 by men still smarting from having lost the Civil War. Only people in Alabama and California — where passing amendments seem to be regarded as a form of recreation — have been more active in writing their guiding principles of governance.
On Tuesday nine more amendments will be put to voters to decide yea or nay, and as is frequently the case they range from perplexing to extremely important.
For example, those who go to the polls will be asked to determine whether to repeal an amendment that authorized a hospital district in Hidalgo County, among others.
Not to be dismissive of the good folks in Hidalgo County, but most Texans don't even know where that is, much less care whether it has a hospital district. If they follow form, voters will give Proposition 8 a thumbs-up, letting people there make their own decisions about hospitals and such.
On the other hand, Proposition 6 should matter to everyone, because it would help to ensure that water needs can be met in the decades to come. That proposal alone is worth making the trip to the polls — indeed, one state senator called it the most important vote most Texans will ever cast, and it's hard to label that as hyperbole.
All in all, though, most proposed amendments don't belong in the hands of voters because the issues are either too complex or too mundane. Instead they should be decided by the legislators Texans elect and expect to be informed about what needs to be done.
But that would require writing a new constitution, and that was nearly impossible even before the Legislature became a monument to rigid ideology.
Interestingly, the last time a serious attempt was made to craft a new constitution was in 1999, when an Angelo State University government class led the way at the behest of then-state Rep. Rob Junell. It was a commendable effort that went nowhere.
Until a political miracle occurs, it's up to Texans to do their best at making the current document work. Here is a recap of the Standard-Times editorial board's endorsements for today's election:
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FOR Proposition 2, removing provisions of the State Medical Education Board.
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FOR Proposition 7, allowing home-rule cities to decide how to fill vacant elected seats.
FOR Proposition 8, repealing the provision authorizing a hospital district in Hidalgo County.
FOR Proposition 9, expanding the State Commission on Judicial Conduct's sanctioning authority.
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|'Dads Sweep DH Monday
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|Tuesday, 30 August 2011 06:30
The Hickory Crawdads seized control of 1st Place in the 2nd-Half standings with a doubleheader sweep against the Lakewood BlueClaws -- 3-2 in Game 1 and 4-1 in Game 2 -- before 8,380 fans at FirstEnergy Park on Monday night.In game one, the Crawdads (76-53, 36-25) with a pair of runs in the top of the third. Jurickson Profar walked and Tomas Telis belted a two-run homer one out later putting the 'Dads in the 2-0 lead.
Lakewood (66-63, 33-28) tied it up with a run in the third and another run in the fourth. Zach Collier got the BlueClaws on the board with an RBI single in the third; Bill Rice tied it with an RBI triple in the fourth.
The 'Dads moved back in front in the top of the sixth. Josh Richmond singled his way on with one out and moved to second on a sacrifice bunt. Kellin Deglan walked, putting runners at first and second. Richmond stole third base and he scored on an RBI infield single by Jhonny Gomez snapping the tie and giving Hickory a 3-2 lead.
Ben Rowen (5-4) got the win in relief; Francisco Mendoza picked up his seventh save.
In game two, Hickory (77-53, 37-25) jumped on top again with a run in the top of the second. With one out, Clark Murphy, Jhonny Gomez and Braxton Lane drew consecutive walks to load the bases. Jurickson Profar brought home Richmond with a sacrifice fly to center field giving the 'Dads the early 1-0 advantage.
Profar struck again with a two-run double in the top of the fourth, making it 3-0. Winning pitcher Luke Jackson (5-5) held Lakewood (66-64; 33-29) hitless through the first four innings. The BlueClaws finally got on the board in the bottom of the fifth. Carlos Perdomo broke up the no-hit bid with a leadoff triple and he scored on an RBI single by Bill Rice making it 3-1.
But the Crawdads made it 4-1 with a run in the top of the sixth. Lane drew another walk to start the inning. He stole second base, and a throwing error by catcher Jeff Lanning, allowed Lane to take third base. One out later, Jake Skole placed an RBI single to shallow left field that scored Lane from third.
NOTES: The Crawdads wrap up the series in Lakewood with a doubleheader on Tuesday at 5:05 p.m.....The 'Dads return to L.P. Frans Stadium for their final regular season home series from Thurs., Sept. 1 - Mon., Sept. 5, before the playoffs come to town! The series against Greenville gets going with Thirsty Thursday, presented by Buffalo Wild Wings, on Thurs., Sept. 1 at 7 p.m. Enjoy $1 can beers and fountain Pepsis, as well as a post-game concert by Norva Jean Dreams!
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This school is good, it has some fantastic teachers (ms conde and ms pembrook in K, ms tubb in 1st was amazing!! ms weinberg in 2nd challenged my kids and ms zehr in 3rd also challenged my kids. I hope i have the same to say about the teachers for this next year. This school only does 2 field trips at the end of the year and i think there should be more. safty is also a concern, the gates need to be checked, someone could walk onto the campus and take a child, not all kids are affraid of strangers or can understand the danger. All in all I have been happy here. I hope kids actually get homework this year, i've had them doing work books after school. Bring back music art and PE, are kids are not getting all that they deserve.
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I did a search for threads on this year's outfield and came up with nothing after April of 2012, so if I missed a thread, my apologies. That said, with the Carp deal being reported, it seems the Sox have pieces of the outfield they'll start 2013 with and there is some discussion on how that's going to break down going on in the Carp thread that I thought I'd nudge this way before it gets too derailed.
At present the team has Ellsbury in CF and Victorino in RF. Left field will be played by a combination of Gomes, Carp, Nava and Sweeney with one of those three not making the major league club. Only Nava has options left. Down the pipeline, they have Jackie Bradley hoping to see a promotion later in the year and still have one and a half legs of Bryce Brentz in Pawtucket along with Hazelbaker, Linares and Hassan as depth.
The discussion started here, and this is the last post in that thread about outfield composition.
Carp has no options left, so he can't be stashed. Sweeney is on a minor league deal that he can opt out of if he doesn't break camp with the big club. Nava is the only one that has options and can be sent down. So I think, barring injuries, the most likely scenario might be Sweeney and Carp on the 25-man and Nava at Pawtucket.


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We could have gone with "Monty Panesar's back", but we've actually done that joke about him twice before. You have to draw the line somewhere. We fully expect you all to now tell us that we've drawn that line incorrectly.
But let's not bicker about whether a joke should be repeated word-for-word, again and again, until everyone loses the will to live; or with slightly different wordings, again and again, until people lose the will to live – this is a time for rejoicing. Monty Panesar is playing and entirely unsurprisingly, he's taken four wickets. If we had the power, we would crown the man 'king of good times'.
But what does his performance mean for the match?
The problem with an England spinner taking wickets on day one of a Test match is that he also stabs at the confidence of his batting team-mates, causing untold damage. Maybe it would have been better for the team if Panesar had wheeled away ineffectively and India had declared on 560-1. Not a team player. Drop him for the next Test.
The pitch is certainly doing a bit, but R Ashwin has 60, so it is at least possible to bat on it (at least late in the day, when the aggregation of marginal losses has come into effect). The batting approach should perhaps be similar to the last match – minimise damage until the going's slightly easier.
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Pujara is nothing short of incredible. The Test Match Sofa crew were saying England has dismissed him once (for some ungodly hundreds of runs) at all levels of cricket (including U-19, etc)
I always mentally call him "Chester" Pujara. It just seems to fit. I've nothing against Cheteshwar, but "Chester" is so underused in these times.
They made a mistake not picking him for the first test, they really did.
He really seems to have mastered the McGill thing of coming in to the team and overshadowing the number one spinner. If Swann or Broad took their batting more seriously, you could have argued for one of them at 7, Prior at 6 and Monty a constant. As it stands, Stuart and Graeme seem content to stagnate as batsmen so Monty will have to either dethrone Graeme or wait for his chance.
Top player though – love the joy he shows upon getting a wicket.
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Not sure the criticism of Swann's batting is too fair. With Bressie, Broad and Prior in he's been pushed so far down the order he doesn't get chance to do other than a thrash for 25. Broad is the big disappointment. Maybe if Bressie is toast they will be pushed into taking some responsibility.
I think the English management has at last made a correct decision of playing two spinners in the match because the pitches certainly do seem to favour the spin bowling.So you have to make the decisions according to the scenarios and the current conditions of the match and in the wicket that is not favouring pace bowlers so got to have two class spin bowlers like England have.And I think that Panesar should have played first match too.So let's hope England wins this second match and keep the series alive.


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Place racks in lower and upper thirds of oven; preheat to 375°F. Pulse flour and almonds in a food processor until almonds are very finely ground. Add baking powder and salt and pulse to blend. Using an electric mixer on high speed, beat butter and sugar until light and fluffy, about 4 minutes. Add egg and vanilla and beat until pale and fluffy, about 4 minutes. Reduce speed to low and gradually add dry ingredients; mix just to combine.
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- Carbohydrates8 g (3%)
- Fat6 g (10%)
- Protein1 g (3%)
- Saturated Fat3 g (13%)
- Sodium55 mg (2%)
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CHICAGO - As part of its spring break trip, the DePaul women's tennis team will hook up with Cal State Fullerton on Tuesday afternoon at the Titan Courts. First serve is scheduled for 11:00 a.m.
DePaul (9-7) will be looking to snap a season-long five match losing streak after stomaching a quartet of close losses in the past month - including four of its past five by a score of 4-3 and three to ITA-ranked opponents.
Freshman standout Matea Cutura leads DePaul at the top spot in the order, where she has compiled a 13-3 dual record to go with a sterling 5-1 mark against ranked opposition. The Croatia-native is ranked No. 72 overall in the ITA's latest singles rankings.
Four other Blue Demons have reached double-digit win totals in the dual schedule and freshman Ana Vladutu (24-9) leads the team in overall victories. Cutura and junior captain Kelsey Lawson also form a formidable doubles tandem with a 9-1 overall record this spring.
Cal State Fullerton (10-10) is in the midst of a seven-match home stand and has put together a 9-6 record at the Titan Courts. The Titans have one ranked win at home and feature three players with double-digit singles wins.
Freshman Emilia Borkowski (13-7) leads the team in wins and has accumulated a 6-4 record at the fourth position. Junior Morgan McIntosh also has a winning record in the two hole with an 8-6 ledger. Sophomore Kalika Slevcove is 11-11 overall, playing mostly at the five.


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In these activities, students look at attributes that vary from coaster to coaster, attributes that make each scream machine uniquely thrilling. Students use a Web site to view photos of roller coasters from around the country. Based on the pictures, students predict which coaster is faster, which is higher, which goes farther, and which takes longer. They look up data on another Web site to check their predictions. Finally, students evaluate their estimates of speed, height, etc., to see whether their estimation skills improve with experience.
the lesson by assessing students' prior knowledge of the lesson's
mathematical concepts. Use short activities, problems, or other
appropriate means for students to discuss and demonstrate their current
knowledge. This information enables you to build upon the understanding
of students.
Have students explain their roller coaster experiences. Encourage students to describe
Ask questions, such as the ones below, to stimulate discussion. Make
a list of phrases that describe students' experiences and responses.
Activity: Comparing Coasters
Tell the students they are going to compare and estimate the speed, height, track length, and
duration of ride for two roller coasters just by looking at photos. Direct students to the Web site www.joyrides.com
to choose two pictures of roller coasters (Vortex and King Cobra, for
example). Have students list the names of the coasters on their
Recording Sheet under Coaster.
As students study the two photos, ask questions such as:
Once students have made their comparisons and shared their estimates, direct students to the Roller Coaster Database
to get the actual data on each roller coaster. Have students record
this information on their Recording Sheet as shown below. Give students
time to compare their estimates with the actual data for the two roller
Activity: Coaster Contest
Organize the class into pairs. Tell students that partners in each pair will take turns:
From the Web site www.joyrides.com, Player A chooses a picture of a coaster that he or she thinks is fast, high, etc.
Player A
estimates the chosen coaster's speed, height, length, and duration, and writes the estimates on the Roller Coaster Data
activity sheet. (Students will evaluate these estimates at the
conclusion of the activity to see if their estimating skills improved
during the game.)
Player B repeats steps 1 and 2, trying to pick a coaster that
appears to be faster, higher, etc. than Player A's estimates. These
estimates are also written on the same activity sheet as Player A.
Together, the players obtain actual data for their coaster's speed, height, etc. from the Roller Coaster Database and record
this information on the Roller Coaster Data activity sheet.
Students compare the actual data for their coasters, noting
which coaster is faster, higher, etc. by circling the greater
measurement in each category. A point is awarded to the player whose
coaster is faster, a point to the player whose coaster is higher, and
so on. Players total their scores for the round.
On the next round, Player B chooses a picture first, Player A
chooses second. Players must always choose a picture that has not been
used by either player in the current round or in previous rounds.
The player with the most points from all rounds is the winner.
After the game has finished, pose the following questions to students:
Use the following guiding questions about students' estimates:
Activity: Are Your Estimates Getting Better?
After students have played a game of two or more rounds, ask
them if they think their ability to estimate from pictures is
improving. Tell them they are going to see if their estimates have been
getting better, but they need a way to judge how good an estimate is.
Tell the students that Kim and Zach have made estimates. Kim's
estimate is off by 20 feet. Zach's is off by 3 feet. Ask them whose
estimate is better. (They will probably say Zach's.) Then explain that
Kim and Zach estimated two different things. Kim estimated the distance
from her home to school. Zach estimated the length of his school desk.
Once again, ask whose estimate is better. (You might draw a diagram,
such as the one below, to help students see that Zach's estimate is
relatively closer to the actual amount.)
Explain to the class that there is a way to calculate how good an
estimate is. Show students the formula given below and have them use
calculators to find the Estimation Score for each estimate they made.
Make sure students understand that the lower the Estimation Score, the
better the estimate.
For example, suppose the actual speed is 50 mph and the estimate is 90 mph:
If students get stuck while using this formula with estimates of
duration, suggest that they try changing each time into seconds only.
For example, suppose the ride actually lasts 1:40 and the estimate is
45 seconds:
Tell students to round each score to the nearest whole number.
(If they haven't done decimal rounding yet, simply tell them to use
just the whole numbers in their answers.)
If the students are familiar with percent, you can tell them that the Estimation Score is commonly called percent error.
Tell students to record each Estimation Score in one of the charts on the Estimation Score Charts activity sheet. The other chart is for the other player.
Below is a sample Estimation Score Chart for the first round example:
Ask questions such as the following to help students evaluate their improvement.
1. Pose questions, such as the ones in the Questions for Students
section, to assess students' understanding of the mathematical concepts
involved in this lesson. You may ask students to provide their
responses in writing and collect their written responses.
1. Have students make line graphs of their data. They should use one line for each category (speed, height, length, duration).
They will need to decide how to calibrate the vertical axis.
Ask questions, such as the following:
How does the graph help you see whether your estimates are improving?Both the graph and your score card contain information about your scores. How are these two representations alike and how
are they different? What are the advantages of each?
Questions for Students
1. Did your ability to estimate the height of roller coasters improve as you looked at more coaster pictures and data? How can you tell? [Student responses will depend upon their experiences.]2. Can an Estimation Score be greater than 100? How? [Yes, if the estimate is more than double the actual amount.]3. Can an Estimation Score be greater than 100 if the estimate is lower than the actual amount? Explain. [No, because the difference cannot be more than the actual amount, unless the estimate is less than zero.]4. Did you notice a relationship between the speed of the coasters you chose and their height? For example, does a taller coaster go faster? Explain what relationship, if any, exists with the coaster data you gathered on speed and height. [Student responses will depend upon their experiences.]5. Do you notice a relationship between speed and the duration of the ride for the roller coasters you chose? If so, explain the relationship. If not, tell why you think a relationship does not exist. [Student responses will depend upon their experiences.]6. Would the length of a roller coaster track affect its speed? Why or why not? [No, the length of the coaster track would not affect its maximum speed.]7. What other factors could be affected by the length of the coaster track? [The duration of the ride, for example.]
Teacher Reflection
Students will:
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|Drop: 19 feet
|Height: 28 feet
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A local mother left with shattered windows... Tattered carpets... and bullet-sprayed walls, weeks after her son triggered a SWAT standoff. Remnants of this horrific incident, remain -- in the place she calls home. Carol Davis says she's having to stay with a friend, because the condition of her home is UN-LIVABLE. It's been like that for more than 2-weeks, when she called police about her son Gary Schiwart, after he threatened to shoot her. When help arrived ... It sparked a standoff between her son.. and the SWAT team. Police say Schiwart fired at the officers, who then fired back, and shot him in the head. Schiwart survived and remains behind bars. But tonight, Channel 4's Ashley Harding spoke to his mother who describes what life has been like since the shooting... She joins us live from the mother's home on Herlong Road... on the Westside. Ashley? 3 3 Carol Davis tells me she wasn't at the home when the actual SWAT callout was going on.Even though the home has not been condemned by the city, you can see it's all boarded up. The windows and the front door from where they were shot out. Davis says there's still residue from tear gas inside the home. She says she's reached out for help, but has no idea where to go or what to do. 3 00-0529-341:03-1:101:27- 1:31"this is the only place we have left to stay. This is my home I don't know where else to go."TRACK Carol Davis' front door and windows are destroyed. Her walls are covered with bullet holes. And tear gas residue is still on the floor. This is what she's left with after police say her son 45-year old Gary Schiwart got into a shootout with the SWAT team earlier this month. Davis says her home's condition makes staying there impossible."I don't have any family. The only family I have is my son. i'm having to stay with one friend to anothers' house. I have two dogs, who at the present time, they are in a kennel. I can't afford to keep them there anymore."TRACK Davis says she doesn't have insurance. It's hard for her to get around the home because of a broken leg. And what's worse, she says she can't afford the repairs.She says she's reached out to the city for help, only to hit a brick wall."nobody will help me.They say I don't meet their criteria, so I've not been able to get any help at all." "carol Davis also tells me a lot of her personal items, including clothing and canned goods, are right here in this PODS storage unit at the house. They had to be taken out because of the tear gas and they still need to be cleaned."12:00--12:03 "the property is less of an issue that the safety of other people."TRACK We spoke with Gregory DiFranza, a retired JSO officer, who says when a home is damaged in a situation like this, there's nothing law enforcement can do. 14:05--14:17 "it's the suspect that drives these events.Even though they like to think they're in charge, we have to take control. They're the ones that make it worse. They're the ones that make it longer. They're the ones that make it more deadly."TRACK For now, Davis says she doesn't know where she'll end up or how her home will be repaired. She's not asking for money. She hopes sharing her story will make people aware."I think people out here in Jacksonville or wherever, need to know what happens in circumstances like these. Maybe a lot of people don't know that." 3 Again, Carol Davis says she does not have insurance and for now, she's still staying with friends. As for her son, Gary Schiwart, he's been charged with attempted murder and aggravated assault. We're live, AH, Ch 4, TLS. Ashley, going back to that night when this standoff happened ... did Carol Davis describe what was going through her head during all of it? did she fear for her life?
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In the girls division Kindra Edwards placed sixth. She was 10 points away from finishing in third place.
"Kindra did well in most of her 11 dives. Her twisting dives were not as good as she has done on the past meets. This brought her score down," said Carbon High diving coach Stewart Foster.
Kindra also had low scores in her back dive.
"We have been working to improve these dives for the State Championships at BYU," Foster said.
In the boys 3A region competition, Joel Garff placed second as an individual.
"Joel had some great dives, but we are working toward more difficult dives to give him more points at state," Foster said.
Caden Sherman placed third in 3A diving. Caden failed his one twisting dive, and had some low scores on two or three of his dives. We also trying to get Caden to work on some more difficult dives. Caden has the potential to do these dives.
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