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Dropout risk factors and exemplary programs: A technical report
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Communities In Schools (CIS) collaborated with the National Dropout Prevention Center/Network at Clemson University (NDPC/N) to conduct a comprehensive study of the dropout crisis in the United States. Specifically, the intent of the study was to: identify the risk factors or conditions that significantly increase the likelihood of students dropping out of school; and identify exemplary, evidence-based programs that address the identified risk factors and conditions.
Communities In Schools (CIS) collaborated with the National Dropout Prevention Center/Network at Clemson University (NDPC/N) to conduct a comprehensive study of the dropout crisis in the United States. Specifically, the intent of the study was to: identify the risk factors or conditions that significantly increase the likelihood of students dropping out of school; and identify exemplary, evidence-based programs that address the identified risk factors and conditions. Overall findings include: dropping out of school is related to a variety of factors that can be classified in four areas or domains - individual, family, school, and community factors; there is no single risk factor that can be used to accurately predict who is at risk of dropping out; the accuracy of dropout predictions increases when combinations of multiple risk factors are considered; dropouts are not a homogeneous group; students who drop out often cite factors across multiple domains and there are complex interactions among risk factors; dropping out of school is often the result of a long process of disengagement that may begin before a child enters school; and dropping out is often described as a process, not an event, with factors building and compounding over time.
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The script is a series of vignettes (the show is 60 minutes in length) that focus on an engaged couple (Mindy Heithaus and Dan Maloney), on Lois (Katey Blood ), age 16 and pregnant with twins and subsequently with her offspring as teens and young adults (Rhys Boatwright and Lauren Showen). Several of the actors, male and female, also portray a mechanically vapid flight attendant.
The characters follow "airplane etiquette," we learn: "You can always converse with someone on a plane." But their interactions are awash in anxiety. The engaged couple's seats are separated. Lois is flying to see the boy who's the father of the children she's carrying; she has an odd conversation with the engaged man.
The twins — subsequently young adults — have an uncomfortable relationship because the boy is drawn to wearing women's clothes. The scenes are non-sequential, and their progress accumulates meaning as we piece together how these characters and their conversations relate to one another. Ultimately they all feel like lost travelers.
It also becomes apparent that they exist in some removed and distant space — an airplane cabin beyond life, perhaps? Each character dons a blank white mask that suggests a departure, a draining of emotion, perhaps even a tragedy. Little is specifically indicated, but each character seems adrift, trying to connect but failing.
I wish that director Laura Boggs had paced the piece with a little more variety and more briskness between scenes. A monotony resulted from the repeated sequence of a scene, a blackout, actors moving off, others moving on. Nevertheless, Heithaus is especially vulnerable as a sweet Southern gal (in a white dress printed with red cherries, bright red shoes and a red flower — in her red hair); Maloney is her caring, solicitous fiancé, and when we see him alone and lost, his fear is palpable. Katey Blood plays Lois as a nervous pregnant teen and subsequently as the pragmatic mother of the sparring twins (Mark and Megan).
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In a moment of nostalgia a few weekends ago, I found myself digging through my massive bin of culinary school mementos—oil-stained notebooks, tattered chefs' coats, broken vegetable peelers, a paper toque, and buried within a folder of class notes, a recipe for homemade falafel.
Just a few days prior I'd planned dinner with my friend Kamran at Taim, a legendary falafel spot in New York City. But a bustling crowd and minimal seating prevented us from ever making it inside the shoebox-sized eatery, and instead we settled on crispy chicken chunks and chips at A Salt & Battery down the street. A satisfying alternative, but still not the answer to my falafel craving.
Discovering the recipe among the mountains of note cards and textbooks was the only sign I needed to finally get serious about my falafel fix. I was soon pulsing together cups of chickpeas and fresh herbs, and after a quick sauté, my hand was home to a warmed pita stuffed with four bright green patties dripping with cool and creamy tahini sauce. Check out my step-by-step photos of this surprisingly simple dish, and then weigh in below with your favorite falafel spots across the globe!
Homemade Falafel with Tahini Sauce
Yield: 6-8 servings
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- For the falafel:
- 2 cups roughly chopped white onion
- 6 garlic cloves
- 2 cups cooked chickpeas, drained
- 1 cup lightly packed parsley leaves
- 1 cup lightly packed cilantro leaves
- 1 teaspoon salt
- ¼ teaspoon chili powder
- 2 teaspoons cumin
- 2 teaspoons baking powder
- ½ cup all-purpose flour
- Canola oil, for sauteing
- Pita bread, for serving
- For the tahini sauce:
- 1¼ cups plain yogurt (full fat or non-fat)
- ¼ cup tahini (sesame paste)
- 2 Tablespoons fresh lemon juice
- Add the onion and garlic cloves to the bowl of a food processor and pulse just until they are finely minced. Remove the mixture and set it aside.
- Add the chickpeas, parsley, cilantro, salt, chili powder, and cumin to the bowl of the food processor and pulse until they are roughly blended but not pureed.
- Return the onion mixture to the food processor, along with the baking powder and just enough flour so that when you pulse the processor, the mixture begins to form a small ball and is not sticky. (Note: Start by adding ¼ cup of flour, and then the remaining ¼ cup. You can add more if the mixture is still too wet.)
- Transfer the falafel mixture to a bowl, cover it with plastic wrap and refrigerate it for 1 hour.
- While the falafel mixture is chilling, prepare the tahini sauce by whisking together the yogurt, tahini and lemon juice. Season it with salt and pepper, cover it and place it in the fridge.
- Once the falafel mixture has chilled, use a small ice cream scoop or spoons to form the mixture into balls (roughly 3 Tablespoons per ball). (Note: You can also add additional flour at this point, if the mixture is too wet to scoop.)
- Set a large sauté pan over medium heat and add a liberal amount of canola oil so that the pan is well-coated. Let the pan pre-heat for 3 minutes then add the falafel one by one, browning them on the first side for 3 minutes, then flipping them once and browning the second side until the mixture is cooked throughout.
- Transfer the falafel to a paper towel-lined cooling wrack and immediately season them with salt. Repeat this process until you have cooked all of the falafel.
- Place three or four falafel inside a halved, warmed pita and drizzle with the prepared tahini sauce.
Recipe inspired by a lesson in Module 2 of the Culinary Arts Program at The Institute of Culinary Education.


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Mumbai, Hit film "New York" has completed 50 days at the box office and actor John Abraham says the film industry is looking at him differently now – from being termed as expressionless by critics, he is now being praised for emoting on screen.
"Can you beat that… there was so much negativity thrown about me over the years, but I was keeping my head down and continuing to pick the best from what came my way. I'm glad I did 'New York'. It just changed the way filmmakers are looking at me today," John told IANS.
Directed by Kabir Khan, "New York" was the biggest earner of the year before "Kambakkht Ishq" and "Love Aaj Kal" arrived. A clean hit at the box office, this Yash Raj production boasted of critical as well as commercial success.
"The film helped me in a way that today even those people from the industry are calling me who have never done that before. I'm not holding any grudges though… what's the point in doing that?" said John.
With harsh criticism coming someone's way, isn't it natural to have bitterness?
"No, I have actually never been bitter. Instead I have only tried to be as humble as possible, put my head down and work hard. I guess the result is a film like 'New York'. I hope to be doing many more such performance-oriented films. I work for appreciation more than anything else and I guess my time has started now," said John.
Known more for his physicality, courtesy movies like "Dhoom" and the recent "Dostana", it was a welcome shift for John to see critics warming up to his acting abilities.
"What a relief it was…my physicality has been so overpowering but thankfully people looked beyond that in 'New York' and talked about my performance too," said the actor who had earlier impressed audiences in Deepa Mehta's Oscar-nominated "Water".
After movies like "Dhoom" and "Kabul Express", John got an opportunity to work with Yash Raj Films again in "New York".
"All credit to Adi (Aditya Chopra) who put so much faith in me and roped me in for 'New York'. I remember telling Adi and Kabir (Khan): give me more of second half in the film and I will make sure that there won't be a single moist eye in theatre. As you see, the climax is still being remembered for being such a heart-wrenching affair."
Right now the actor is investing a lot of himself in his next "1-800 Love". The film is being directed by Abbas Tyrewala and produced by Madhu Mantena of "Ghajini" fame.
"This is yet another special film for me. We can't go wrong with the film as we have made 200 percent sure that we've got everything right on the writing at the pre-production stage itself. In fact, I went through these formal script workshops for the film which was such a great experience," he said.
John can't be seen resting though. Before the end of year, he will have one more of his films hitting the screens – David Dhawan's "Hook Ya Crook", which is set for a Dec 11 release.
A UTV Motion Pictures production, "Hook Ya Crook" also stars Genelia D'souza, Kay Kay Menon, Shreyas Talpade and Sharad Kapoor with a special appearance by cricket skipper Mahendra Singh Dhoni. The film is set in a prison and revolves around a cricket match played among the inmates.


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Ryan Khoury had two hits against UNLV Sunday afternoon. (Photo by Brent Asay/Salt Lake Stingers)
April 17, 2005
SALT LAKE CITY - UNLV got a complete game from pitcher Derek Rodriguez and pulled away late to take an 11-3 win over the University of Utah Sunday afternoon at Franklin Covey Field.
The Utes trailed by just one run, 4-3, after six innings. But the home squad simply ran out of pitching. UNLV roughed up Utah reliever Josh Cooper in the top of the seventh, scoring four runs to take control of the contest. The Rebels' Mike Cruz tripled to drive in a run and then scored in front of a Zeke Parraz home run to left, giving UNLV a 7-3 advantage. A Ryan Bird RBI double chased Cooper and gave the Rebels an 8-3 lead.
UNLV added three insurance runs off relievers Brandon Bailey and Brian Hedman in the ninth. Two of the Rebels' ninth-inning runs came across on a two-run homer from Justin Tellam.
The game was tied 1-1 after the first inning. UNLV's run off Utah starter Bryce Freed came on a Parraz RBI single. Utah answered off Rodriguez when first baseman Clayne Garrett drew a bases-loaded walk to tie it.
UNLV took a 4-1 lead in the fifth. The Rebels opened the inning with back-to-back singles and a sacrifice, knocking Freed from the game. Cooper came on, but allowed a two-run single from Parraz and an RBI single to Chris Bonnell.
The Utes scratched back into the game, scoring single runs off Rodriguez in the fifth and sixth. In the fifth, third baseman Jay Brossman doubled home a run with two outs. In the sixth, Garrett led off with a double and scored when catcher Trevor Eastman grounded out to shortstop. The two single runs pulled Utah back within one, 4-3.
But that's all Utah would muster against Rodriguez. The Rebel hurler tossed his team's first complete game of the season, going 140 pitches to up his record to 3-4. He allowed nine hits and all three Utah runs, but never allowed the Utes to string hits and runs together. Rodriguez walked four and struck out four. Freed took the loss for the Utes, falling to 0-4. He allowed three runs on seven hits in 4 1/3 innings.
The Utes are slated to be in action again Tuesday, hosting Utah Valley State College in a 2 p.m. contest at Ute Field.


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+ 1 (8 ounce) package uncooked tri-color rotini pasta
+ 6 ounces pepperoni sausage, diced
+ 6 ounces provolone cheese, cubed
+ 1 red onion, thinly sliced
+ 1 small cucumber, thinly sliced
+ 3/4 cup chopped green bell pepper
+ 3/4 cup chopped red bell pepper
+ 1 (6 ounce) can pitted black olives
+ 1/4 cup minced fresh parsley
+ 1/4 cup grated Parmesan cheese
+ 1/2 cup olive oil
+ 2 cloves garlic, minced
+ 1 teaspoon dried basil
+ 1 teaspoon dried oregano
+ 1/2 teaspoon ground mustard seed
+ 1/4 teaspoon salt
+ 1/8 teaspoon ground black pepper
01 . Bring a large pot of lightly salted water to a boil. Add rotini pasta, and cook for 8 to 10 minutes, until al dente. Drain, and rinse with cold water.
02. In a large bowl, mix the cooled pasta, pepperoni, provolone cheese, red onion, cucumber, green bell pepper, red bell pepper, olives, parsley, and Parmesan cheese.
03.In a jar with a lid, mix the olive oil, garlic, basil, oregano, ground mustard, salt, and pepper. Seal jar, and shake well.
04. Pour the dressing mixture over the pasta salad, and toss to coat. Cover, and chill 8 hours in the refrigerator
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The aim: Try to convert one of my (not really) old map, made with inkscape, into a bitmap map with a more suggestive appearence.
The map is a large regional map of my world, and cover the domains (Lin "The sea" and Rin "the earth") of a demi-god named Duruss'ma.
The original map (some layers are not visible):
Firt mission, to draw a bump map for the relief ( a map with a shade of grey associated with an altitude). After exporting altitude's layers (1000m, 2000m and 4000m) from inkscape to GIMP, i have added more altitude's layers (from 0m to 7000m). For the colors i use a regular scale of grey (black = 0m, grey 95% black = 500m, grey 90% = 1000m...). With a lot of work, using pencil, selection's tools and bluring, i have my bump map:
Next, i will draw the terrain and the sea.