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Now, more so than ever, higher education is a data-driven enterprise. Whether it's required reporting or data for informed internal decision-making, being able to quickly extract accurate and pertinent data from an institution's information infrastructure is vital.
To ensure and enhance Central Washington University's ability, the university is expanding its Office of Organizational Effectiveness (OE). Jim DePaepe assumed the role of its interim executive director on July 8.
DePaepe previously was the Director for Office of Research, Evaluation, and Assessment within the CWU College of Education and Professional Studies. He also has wide-ranging knowledge of the university, having also served as director of CWU's Center for Teaching and Learning, and as associate academic vice president and vice provost.
Half of OE, known as Central Information Solutions, involves building, maintaining, and updating a sophisticated business intelligence data mart.
"It's an enterprise tool that is going to help us automate our annual and quarterly reports required by accrediting agencies, and the state and federal governments." DePaepe added. "The automation will allow us to spend less time reporting and more time doing in-depth analytics."
The goal is to have the data mart become capable of producing the myriad of dynamic web-based reports, which DePaepe referred to as "dashboards of information." Examples include real-time head count or full-time enrollments broken down by a wide variety of variables, such as academic program, financial aid, campus, or graduates.
The analytics will be conducted by OE's Analytics and Research arm, which involves staff members with subject-area specific expertise, such as in student services, education, business, and finance.
Dan Matthews, associate director of OE for education, has already undertaken a pilot study of CWU student retention. The purpose is to help determine the contributing factors that impact students' ability to remain in college—such as finances, grades, credits, and most importantly when they declare a major—and at what point in a student's academic career these events are likely to take place.
When completed, the information will help university administrators develop ways to prevent or help students overcome those obstacles.
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4. Model with mathematics.
How are middle school teachers helping their students model with mathematics?
How can students be helped to:
- apply the mathematics they know to solve problems arising in everyday life, society, and the workplace
- write an addition equation to describe a situation
- identify important quantities in a practical situation
- map their relationships using such tools as diagrams, two-way tables, graphs, flowcharts and formulas
- analyze those relationships mathematically to draw conclusions
- interpret their mathematical results in the context of the situation
- reflect on whether the results make sense, possibly improving the model
What are you doing to help students develop this practice? What makes it hard? What challenges are you encountering?


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BROOMFIELD — It was five years ago that the Erie girls tennis team sent No. 3 doubles team Sara French and Mae Arvay to the 4A state tournament.
After a surprising third-place team finish at the 4A Region 5 tournament on Thursday, the Tigers are sending at least two doubles pairs to state in 2014. The wait was well worth it to senior captain Sarah Martinez.
"I think we knew that we were kind of the underdogs going in," Martinez said. "We just wanted to go in and show that Erie is a force to be reckoned with. It's been a process for the past three years and now we're all seniors. To have it all pay off and make it to the state tournament is great."
Martinez and partner Karah Parrs won the Region 5 No. 1 doubles title, defeating Holy Family's Vivi Tran and Elly Beyer 4-6, 7-6, 6-3 in the championship match. Fellow Erie Tigers Kaitlyn Thornton and Shandi Ball won at No. 4 doubles, topping Fort Morgan's Aubree George and Dania Ontriveros 7-5, 6-3 in the finals.
After losing 6-3, 7-6 in the No. 2 doubles finals to Holy Family's Carolynn Kozlowski and Annie Aylward, Erie's Sarah Mirabassi and Cara Fitzpatrick could make it six qualifiers with a play-in victory over Centaurus' Annie Nagel and Juliette Kaplan. Since the teams reached their three-match limit on Thursday, that match will start at 3:30 p.m. on Friday at Broomfield High School.
"There wasn't any one dominant team this year, which opened up a lot of possibilities for other teams," Erie ninth-year head coach Carrie Mitchell said. "That's definitely the best we've ever done. Now we have a lot of girls who were ready and they played the way they knew how and got it done."
With 38 team points, Erie finished third behind Holy Family's 45 and team champion Centaurus' 58. The Silver Creek Raptors took fourth with 28 team points.
Placing second behind Longmont's Kelle Kloster at No. 2 singles, Elsa Erickson will represent the Raptors at the state tournament next weekend.
"I'm really impressed," Raptors head coach Kelly Burns said. "She's only a sophomore and she's yet to realize how good she can be. Kelle is a senior and she's been through it. It was the longest straight-set match I've seen in a long time."
Kloster, who defeated Erickson 6-4, 6-2 in the championship match, will be making her first singles appearance at state. She will be joined by teammate Maddie Precht, who fell to Centaurus' Dakota d'Oronzio 7-5, 6-4 in the No. 3 singles final.
"I thought today, both of them played very composed," said head coach Michael Merz, whose Trojans placed fifth with 27 team points. "I know that Maddie lost but she played the Centaurus girl last weekend and today was a totally different match. With the wind and getting into the finals was a big mental test for them and they both did great."
The Skyline Falcons placed eighth with one team point and did not qualify a player for the state tournament at Pueblo City Park next weekend.
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Team scores — Centaurus 58, Holy Family 45, Erie 38, Silver Creek 28, Longmont 27, Broomfield 24, Fort Morgan 6, Skyline 1, Skyview 1, Fort Lupton 1.
Championship matches
Singles — 1. Glenna Gee-Taylor, Centaurus, def. Dayna DeMeritte, Broomfield, 6-2, 6-1; 2. Kelle Kloster, Longmont, def. Elsa Erickson, Silver Creek, 6-4, 6-2; 3. Dakota d'Oronzio, Centaurus, def. Maddie Precht, Longmont, 7-5, 6-4.
Doubles — 1. Sarah Martinez/Karah Parrs, Erie, def. Vivi Tran/Elly Beyer, Holy Family, 4-6, 7-6, 6-3; 2. Carolynn Kozlowski/Annie Aylward, Holy Family, def. Sarah Mirabassi/Cara Fitzpatrick, Erie, 6-3, 7-6; 3. Meghan Donohoe/Kate Minnihan, Centaurus, def. Jenna Ireland/Sarah Huh, Broomfield, 3-6, 6-4, 6-3; 4. Kaitlyn Thornton/Shandi Ball, Erie, def. Aubree George/Dania Ontriveros, Fort Morgan, 7-5, 6-3.
Local state play-in matches
Doubles — 1. Vivi Tran/Elly Beyer, Holy Family def. Piper Doering/Kaleia San Miguel, Silver Creek, 6-1, 6-2; 2. Annie Nagel/Juliette Kaplan, Centaurus, will play Sarah Mirabassi/Cara Fitzpatrick, Erie at No. 2 doubles at 3:30 p.m. on Friday at Broomfield High School; 3. Claudia Pena/Alexi Ginther, Holy Family def. Jenna Ireland/Sarah Huh, Broomfield, 6-2, 6-1.


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OAKLAND, Calif. – Negotiations resumed Wednesday between Bay Area Rapid Transit and its striking rail workers after both sides indicated progress had been made during a lengthy overnight session that ended just hours earlier.
Josie Mooney, a chief negotiator with Service Employees International Union Local 1021, said she was hopeful the latest round of talks could end the three-day strike that has slowed commutes across the San Francisco Bay Area.
Mooney appeared optimistic after an overnight bargaining session that lasted nearly nine hours.
"We made some progress. We've worked very hard," Mooney said. She declined further comment, saying a mediator had asked the parties not to speak to the media.
Key issues in the labor dispute involving the nation's fifth-largest rail system include salaries, pensions, health care and safety.
BART spokesman Rick Rice said the long meeting was a good sign.
"It's a lot better than not talking," he said.
The strike, however, continues to cause stress and frustration in the region. Commuters lined up early Wednesday for the transit agency's charter buses at five locations, waited patiently for ferries heading to San Francisco, and endured heavy rush-hour traffic on the San Francisco-Oakland Bay Bridge that lightened considerably by midmorning.
"I hope this is the last day," Teresa Hardin, 52, of Oakland, a benefits consultant, said before she boarded a San Francisco-bound ferry. "It's becoming harder to be sympathetic to either of the parties right now."
BART serves more than 400,000 commuters each weekday. The strike began early Monday after talks broke off. Negotiations resumed Tuesday as political pressure and public pleas mounted.
The governor's office sent two of the state's top mediators — the chair of the Public Employment Relations Board and the chief of the State Mediation and Conciliation Service — to facilitate further talks.
A letter from the state controller, lieutenant governor and insurance commissioner said the strike has caused "widespread personal hardship and severe economic disruption," and it noted they were disappointed "about the lack of productive proposals and counterproposals in the days leading up to the strike."
BART has said union train operators and station agents average about $71,000 in base salary and $11,000 in overtime annually. The workers also pay a flat $92 monthly fee for health insurance.
Commuter Hilary Hartman, 26, said she has a hard time sympathizing with the unions' demands for more money.
"They make almost twice as much as I do," Hartman said while waiting on Tuesday to take a bus from San Francisco to her job in Berkeley. "I work for a nonprofit. If I don't do my job, I get fired. I'm kind of like, please come do your job so I can do my job."
Despite such feelings, no backlash is likely against the union, said Steven Pitts, a labor policy specialist at the University of California, Berkeley's Center for Labor Research and Education.
Even though only about 11 percent of workers in the nation are union members, California is one of the more heavily unionized states in the country, he said, with San Francisco and Los Angeles serving as union strongholds.
"In this case, BART's unions feel that they have some leverage due to the lack of similar transit alternatives in the area, and BART can't run the trains without its workers," Pitts said.
BART travels through the farthest reaches of San Francisco's densely populated eastern suburbs to San Francisco International Airport across the bay. With 44 stations in four counties and 104 miles of lines, the trains handle more than 40 percent of commuters coming from the East Bay to San Francisco, area transportation officials said.
To aid commuters, BART has extended the hours of carpool lanes and added ferries and buses.
The unions — which represent nearly 2,400 train operators, station agents, mechanics, maintenance workers and professional staff — want a 5 percent raise each year over the next three years.
BART said it is offering an 8 percent salary increase over the next four years as well as reducing the amount of employee contributions it originally requested for pension and medical benefits.


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CRYSTAL LAKE – Crews began tearing down a crumbling former car dealership on Route 14 this week to make way for a white, modern, standalone Volkswagen dealership.
Anderson Motor Co. plans to build a 30,494-square-foot sales and service center at the site of former Conlon Collins Ford building at 5213 Route 14. Crews plan to raze the structure in the coming days and weeks.
Anderson Motor Co. will relocate its Volkswagen operations from its multi-brand dealership on Route 31 to the new dealership on Route 14. It's set to open either late this year or early next year, said Paul Vance, general manager of Anderson Motor Co.
Initially, Anderson Motor Co. had considered renovating the building, but ultimately decided against it.
"It was too dilapidated," Vance said. "It wasn't cost effective."
Crystal Lake has pledged the company up to $1 million through a sales-tax incentive deal to help with the project. The expansion will bring jobs and sales tax revenue to the city and improve what has been a blighted area along the city's main commercial corridor.
Earlier this month, the Crystal Lake City Council signed off on final plans for the site, which had become an eyesore following years of neglect. The council granted zoning variations for landscaping and lighting for the dealership. The lighting will be "almost exactly" as bright as the Pauly Toyota dealership on Route 31, according to city documents.
"We're very excited about their plans," Mayor Aaron Shepley said. "They are a good community partner and we're happy to have them on Route 14."
Anderson planned to spend $6.4 million on the project, which includes the cost of purchasing the property. Under the city's Enhanced Sales Tax Incentive Program, Anderson stands to recoup half of what is generated from both the new dealership and its existing one at 360 N. Route 31 for up to 10 years or until it reaches $1 million.
Assuming a 3 percent to 5 percent annual increase in sales, city officials previously said $1 million can be reached in nine years. In 2011, Anderson Motors reported $20 million in sales that generated $207,000 in sales-tax revenue, according to the city.
If the dealership closes, it would have to refund the incentive money. The agreement also prohibits Anderson Motors from opening a competing dealership within 10 miles.
The former Conlon Collins Ford building has been vacant since 2007. After a change in ownership, it was briefly called Extreme Ford.
Anderson Motor Co., through a company called 5200 Properties LLC, bought the decaying automotive center for about $2.5 million in 2011. In 2005, the same 5.8-acre property sold for $7.2 million – nearly three times as much, according to state and township records.
The new dealership could employ 60 people, though not all of those will be new jobs.
Moving its Volkswagen flag to Route 14 will give Anderson more room for its BMW and Mazda operations on Route 31, Vance said.
"We've needed more room for a while," he said, adding that strong sales from both brands would make filling up the extra space easy.
Vance praised the city council and city staff for their help on the project.
The city has made an effort to keep car dealers happy. Dealerships account for a large amount of the money the city collects in sales tax revenue. The City Council previously approved nearly identical sale-tax incentive agreements with M'Lady Nissan and Brilliance Honda.


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Larkin senior Alex Schabert, a two-time Daily Herald all-area offensive lineman and three-time all-Upstate Eight Conference selection, has been selected to play in the FBU International Bowl in San Antonio, Tex., on Jan. 5.
The FBU International Bowl is a new event that will feature 160 football athletes 19 and under as well as 25 coaches.
Schabert, a 6-foot-2, 325-pounder, will be the starting center for the United States team when it plays a team from British Columbia, Canada. The game will be played at the Alamodome.
Schabert is the only Illinois player on the United States starting roster.
The Larkin athletic department is soliciting donations to help defray the cost of Schaberts trip. Interested parties can contact the athletic department at (847) 888-5200.


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Friday, May 06, 2005
Ham and Swiss Rösti
1 large egg
1 cup of diced ham
4 ounces shredded Jarlsberg cheese, divided
1 shallot, minced
1 teaspoon chopped fresh rosemary
1/2 teaspoon freshly ground pepper
1/4 teaspoon salt
4 cups refrigerated shredded potatoes
2 tablespoons extra-virgin olive oil, divided
In a large bowl, lightly beat egg and stir in ham, 1/2 cup cheese, minced shallots, rosemary, pepper and salt. Mix in potatoes until combined.
In a large skillet, heat oil over medium heat. Scoop the potato mixture into the skillet and carefully pat it into an even round. Cover and cook until the bottom has browned - about 5-8 minutes.
Place a baking sheet or large plate on top of the skillet and carefully invert the rösti out of the pan. If needed, use a paper towel to remove any browned bits from the skillet. Place it back on the burner and add the remaining 1 tablespoon oil. Gently slide the rösti back into the skillet. Scatter the top with the remaining cheese - cover and continue to cook the second side is golden and crispy, about 5-8 minutes. Remove and cut into wedges to serve.
Makes about 4 servings.
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Oh, Joe, you made Rosti tonight. I was born and raised in Zurich, Switzerland, and was brought up on Rosti. My Dad made it several times a week as a side dish, he added a little onion to it, and if we had meat or fish we had it without added ingredients like you did. If it was to be the main dish, then it was just like yours.ReplyDelete
Bravo, Joe, for a great dish for all America to see and learn about. I always have potatoes in the fridge, with skins on. but totally cooked whole, and when I get a litte homesick, I start peeling a couple of potatoes and proceed to the frying pan, I grate them. Sometimes I will add a couple of fried eggs on top and then some Gruyere cheese. This will make me feel like a Swiss Girl again,for one whole day. Thanks for your great Blog. Rita
P.S. I have a great Fondu Recipe, are you interested?
Rita - Great story! Feel free to send the fondue recipe along!ReplyDelete


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The women were first up and it was Pembroke's Melanie Cobb that became the Cobras undoing early, tallying the first three Brave goals; her third, fourth and fifth of the season. Coker was unable to mount much offense all night only recording three shots, as compared to Pembroke's 47.
Freshman keeper Krista Coleman recorded 19 saves in the match, while sophomore Krystal Samayoa recorded five saves for the Cobras.
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Why I love teaching at Taylor:
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Advice to incoming students:
Use your time wisely. Schedule as many of your classes as you can in the morning. Study in the afternoon. Get involved with Stewards of Creation. Make friendships with the other students in your discipline. Summer practicums are an opportunity – take advantage of them. Above all – the work that you do now and in the future is for the Creator!
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07/14/2009 —
The CAS has formed the Credit Risk Special Interest Section, a new addition to the CAS Special Interest Sections. The Credit Risk Special Interest Section's purposes include:
- promoting discussion and the exchange of ideas among Section Members and Subscribers on the subject of credit risk evaluation,
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- advancing actuarial science as applied to credit risk, through both original research and surveys of collective knowledge.
Actuaries from different areas, such as mortgage insurance, financial guaranty, credit insurance and investment management, evaluate similar types of credit risks in some cases using different methods that are specific to those areas. Section members and subscribers can learn about the variety of approaches to credit risk evaluation used by actuaries, and broaden their working knowledge in this field.
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|Elizabeth City State, Chowan lead crowded CIAA North
|Published Thursday, August 22, 2013 8:07 am
The CIAA North is holding an 11-year drought in the championship department.
|Chowan quarterback Cameron Stover and the Hawks are picked to challenge Elizabeth City State for the CIAA North title.
Virginia Union is the last division team to win the title in 2001, which, ironically, was in Winston-Salem. The game returns to the city on Nov. 16, but whether that omen spells good news for the Panthers remains to be seen.
• Elizabeth City State. The Vikings have advanced to the CIAA championship game three of the past five years. ECSU still has no title to show for it, but last season did produce a bowl win – the first postseason win in school history.
The Vikings defeated Tuskegee in Pioneer Bowl XIV, which pits the CIAA against the SIAC. The conference has won the past three matchups against its Division II HBCU counterpart. The victory lifted some of the pressure off 11-year coach Waverly Tillar, but a Pioneer Bowl win still isn't good enough for many Vikings fans.
A third straight title appearance is going to be a challenge with the loss of All-American and CIAA Player of the Year, DaRont'e McNeill. The Elizabeth City native set school records in total rushing yards (4,888) and career touchdowns (58).
Junior RB Petey Boone, a Western Carolina transfer, is the only runner with some experience from last season. Boone rushed for 245 yards and three TDs.
Also gone is starting quarterback Namon Jones, but backup QB Tyree Houghton produced solidly in the team's win over Tuskegee after Jones' injury in the championship game. Jones and senior Casey Turner, who appeared in two games last season, should compete for the starting role.
Tillar's biggest rebuilding job will come on defense as the team returns just two starters. The entire front four of Brad Davis, Orlando Barrow, Devon Price and Teddy Warren have exhausted their eligibility.
After an 0-2 start last season, ECSU won seven of its last eight games. Tillar may need another strong finish for a trip to Winston-Salem in November. The Vikings host Newberry on Sept. 7.
• Chowan. Don't expect to see the Hawks lining many homecoming calendars in the foreseeable future. After getting picked to finish fifth in the division, the Hawks placed second last year with their first winning season since 1999 as a Division III member.
If not for a blown lead against Bowie State, Chowan could have been in the championship game.
All-CIAA senior WR Robert Holland owns school records in career touchdowns (27), single-season points (84) and seven other categories. Getting him the ball will be junior QB Cameron Stover who threw for 2,358 yards and 19 TDs against only nine interceptions.
The Hawks will find out if they really belong with the bigger boys in October with three straight road games at Fayetteville State, Bowie State and Union. They open the season Sept. 7 at UNC Charlotte.
• Virginia Union. Known as the "running" coach, Michael Bailey said he didn't do enough of his signature offense last season. Bailey loses top rusher Jerrell Washington, who became the first Panther to run for over 1,000 yards (1,128) in 13 years. But starting QB Kenneth Graham returns, along with his three top wide receivers. The four sophomores have a year of seasoned play under their belts.
All-American senior Devin Wallace returns to lead a defense that lost eight starters.
VUU opens its season at MEAC champion Bethune-Cookman.
• Bowie State. The Bulldogs have advanced to the title game three times since 2002 but always the best man, never the groom. Last season looked promising after a 3-0 start, but BSU lost both its intradivision matchups to St. Augustine and Winston-Salem, and only defeated Chowan (a game the Hawks should have won) and Lincoln in the North.
Coach Damon Wilson returns 16 of 22 starters, including starting QB Jared Johnston who threw for 900 yards and six TDs. Junior tailback Keith Brown will join Johnston in the backfield but is injury-prone. Seniors Delante White and Oladimeji Layeni lead a defense that is always tough, but it has yet to win them a title. BSU opens its season Sept. 7 at St. Anselm.
• Virginia State. Out is Andrew Faison. In is Latrell Scott, a former head coach at Richmond, and assistant at Tennessee and Virginia. Scott's coaching skills will be tested right away with an inexperienced squad. Quarterbacks Demetrius Campbell and Niko Johnson, who are fighting for the starting role, are freshmen. Top receiver Jaivon Smallwood is a sophomore, as well as RB Lamont Britt. That youth could put a lot of pressure on an equally young defensive unit. The Trojans open their season Sept. 7 at Fayetteville State.
• Lincoln. Out is O.J. Abanishe. In is Ramon Flannigan. The brightest star for the Lions has been the play of QB Doug Cook, who threw for 2,752 yards and 15 TDs. But he gave up as many interceptions as TDs. Plus, his six receivers are gone. But if Flannigan can defeat archrival Cheyney on Sept. 7, his career will have gotten off to a good start.
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COOKEVILLE, Tenn. – Exactly two weeks into the 2009-10
basketball season, the Tennessee Tech men's basketball team
will visit the No. 1 ranked team in the country, the Kansas
Jayhawks, and Golden Eagle fans all over the country can catch the
Tech will visit historic Allen Fieldhouse to take on KU on Friday, Nov. 27, at 7 p.m. ESPN Full Court announced it has picked up the Jayhawk TV Network's broadcast of the game. Fans will be able to access the game through direct TV or most cable systems.
"It will be great to play in front of a TV audience in what is essentially the birthplace of college basketball," TTU head coach Mike Sutton said.
In addition to the Golden Eagles and Jayhawks being televised on ESPN Full Court, Tech will appear on ESPNU on Jan. 14 when they visit UT Martin, as well as the semi-finals and finals of the OVC tournament on March 5 and 6.
WCTE-TV will regionally broadcast five Tech home games throughout the season starting Jan. 7 against Morehead State, along with games Jan. 21 against Austin Peay, Jan. 23 against Tennessee State, Feb. 11 against Murray State and Feb. 13 against UT Martin.
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Jonesboro Nestle plant lays off 70, cuts hours
By The Associated Press
This article was published January 26, 2013 at 2:23 p.m.
JONESBORO The Nestle USA plant in Jonesboro is laying off 70 workers and cutting production from six to four days per week.
The company announced Friday that the reductions will start Feb. 11.
Nestle officials say increased prices for meat, dairy and grains are behind the cuts. But company officials say the plant will still have 600 workers and there are no plans to close the facility. The plant produces Stouffer's and Lean Cuisine frozen meals.
When construction was announced in 2001, Nestle said it expected to have 1,000 workers at the plant. The Jonesboro Sun reports the company says that the long recession that followed, along with increased prices for food and fuel, have kept the plant from growing.
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This is the second year that the CIF will use three bowl games to determine California football champions and with two weeks remaining in the NorCal Sectional playoffs here is how things are looking:
CalPreps.com does a ranking of each team, so I'll just go off that for now and play off of "what-ifs"
1. De La Salle, NCS, 12-0
2. Oak Grove, CCS, 11-1
3. Napa, SJS, 11-1
4. Elk Grove, SJS, 12-0
5. Gilroy, CCS, 10-2
6. California, NCS, 11-1
7. San Ramon Valley, NCS, 10-1-1
Obviously DLS is the favorite to return to Carson, when its season ended in defeat to Canyon last year. If it beats Cal, there will be nothing to discuss. However, if Cal High can pull off the shocker and get by DLS it will have a good shot at repping NorCal.
–Oak Grove has a good resume with wins over Bellarmine, Gilroy, Mitty and last year's D-II representative, Palo Alto. However, its loss (St. Francis), was by 16 points and to a non-playoff team that won 40% of its games (4-4-2).
–Napa still has to get by Elk Grove and the winner of Lincoln and St. Mary's (both of Stockton) and has beaten just two good teams so far (Vacaville and Pleasant Grove). Its loss was by double-digits to Granite Bay (which is ranked No. 8 on this list).
–Elk Grove is the only undefeated team besides DLS and would need to beat Napa and one of the Stockton schools. Like Napa, it beat Vacaville, but other than that nothing too impressive (Franklin, Vintage…). If they finish the year 14-0 it would be hard to keep EG out.
–Gilroy probably doesn't have a chance because it has two losses, although it will have a chance to get payback against OG in the CCS open title game.
–Cal comes in No. 6. If it beats DLS, the Grizzlies will be 12-1 with a win against one of the nations top teams. Add wins over previously unbeaten Logan, then Monte Vista, Pittsburg, Foothill and San Leandro, the Grizzlies would have wins against the other six teams that make up the NCS 4-A top seven. Cal's loss? A missed p.a.t. against SRV, which could very well wind up the NCS 3-A champ. Hard to penalize a team for a 1-point loss to a great team.
–SRV will cruise by Pinole then will have a tough game with Cardinal Newman. It would be tough to vault Cal over SRV based on the head-to-head, but if Cal beats DLS that would more than make up for that loss in my opinion. Plus SRV lost to MV and a Washington team that will (record-wise) go down as a team with a losing record.
Fun to discuss, but let's be honest. DLS will probably win and none of this will likely matter.
Keep checking back for D-II and D-III analysis.
-Kyle Bonagura


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Hard week of improvement for Ladies
Tristen Daniels was introduced Monday as the new head coach for Lake Roosevelt softball after a hard week of improvement and growth.
The week started with a home game April 2 against Brewster when the Lady Raiders lost 30-4.
Because of spring break several of the girls had left with their families, leaving the interim coaches with holes to fill for Thursday's doubleheader against Brewster.
The Lady Raiders continued to struggle and suffered two more hard losses at the hands of the Bears. Returning home for a doubleheader against the Waterville Shockers on Saturday without starters Jada Desautel, Hailey Chaney, Johnny McCraigie and Keya Fasthorse, the younger Lady Raiders stepped up to the challenge. Ashley Semmens took left field, Brianna Whalawitsa-Goggles filled in at third base, Burgandy Day went out to right field, and Raelynn Dennis headed to the mound with Jazmine Marchand as her catcher.
In the field, the girls showed more confidence in their positions and played with more vigor than seen in earlier games. Ciara Nault showed good leadership on the field and poise at the plate which set the tone for others to follow.
Raelynn Dennis showed promise in her pitching debut, and as a catcher she showed a great deal of improvement since Monday. Dennis was relieved by Danielle Laramie and went to second in Laramie's place. Dennis then was called to be catcher when Marchand was injured in a collision with a Waterville runner at home plate.
On the mound, Laramie struck out a Shocker and exhibited control of her pitches, but sustained a shoulder injury which caused her to be moved to another position.
LR's offense was also improved, with the girls driving in three runs to tie the score 13-13 before the last inning. The Shockers connected for a 10-run inning to finish the first game for a Waterville win 23-13.
The second game saw more improvement but with the injuries to Marchand and Laramie, the Shockers came away again with the victory.
Interim Head Coach Kevin Rosenbaum was pleased with the way Nault, Dennis, and Laramie stepped it up to lead the Lady Raiders. He noted the Lady Raiders are still a work in progress with girls still being shifted around to find the best position for them.
With their starters back and with new Head Coach Tristen Daniels at the helm, the Raiders took to the field in Grand Coulee last night against the Fillies of Bridgeport for a 4:30 game.
LR will travel to Bridgeport on Saturday to finish the season series with a doubleheader starting at 11 a.m.


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The Jewish culture and heritage go much beyond that of other religions. Being part of the Jewish faith means more than just attending ritual ceremonies or having specific beliefs; it is a way of life. In order to promote the new Zionism and reach out to the Diaspora Jews living around the world, the Schlichim allows the spreading of the Jewish legacy.
The Goal
Ultimately, the goal of the Schlichim is to promote Israel advocacy throughout the world. Those who are separated from Israel can often forget what it really means to be part of the Jewish community, and the Schlichim is designed to keep everyone in the fold and promote a feeling of family.
If you are active in your local temple or Jewish community, you can probably get some additional information on how to become involved.
Still, one of the main features that is looked for are young professionals who can really relate to those in Diaspora. Having a strong connection to Israel is an important part of the faith, and being able to aid those outside of Israel in their faith is important.
Preparing for the Schlichim
In order to spread the message through the Schlichim and become an emissary, one must undergo a detailed screening and thorough training in the proper way to spread Zionism.
At this point, one can become part of the Schlichut, a Hebrew word that means sending out or commissioning people. Though most Schlichut members are in their early 20s or 30s, others are welcome to become involved in this process as well.
So, if you are looking to get involved as part of the Schlichim, speak to the local leaders of your Jewish community and find out if there is already an emissary program near you.
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Meridian and Lauderdale County say they are on track for a record breaking year for tourism. Early numbers show that crowds for the Jimmie Rodgers Festival this past weekend were the event's largest in seven years. With numerous other activities set for this summer, tourism officials are optimistic about what's to come.
'We have had amazing growth, both from a tourism perspective and economic development stand point,' says Dede Mogollon, who is the executive director for the Meridian/Lauderdale County Tourism Bureau. "We're exceeding all of the other communities in Mississippi and we're performing anywhere from 15% to 20% over last year's occupancy levels. It's a great time to be in Meridian."
According to Mogollon, hotels in Meridian are already booked solid for several weekends this summer. At least part of the high occupancy rate so far this year is being attributed to reservations that were made by people working at the coal plant site in Kemper County.
Meanwhile, the news for local tourism is expected to get even better. For the weekend of the opening ceremony for the State Games of Mississippi, all hotels in Meridian are already booked.
Aside from the State Games of Mississippi, large crowds are also expected for the Juneteenth celebration next month in downtown Meridian and for the city's annual July 4th celebration.
Combined, tourism officials say these events could lead to a significant increase in local tourism revenues.
"Just sketching out with a pencil, it could have a couple of hundred thousand dollars worth of tax revenue impacted this year," says Mogollon. "That's how significant all of this demand has been for all of these events. So, it's very exciting!"
Over the past year, the amount of revenue generated by tourism in Lauderdale County has been increasing. In the last quarter of last year there was almost a 10% jump. In all, roughly $15,000 more was collected during that time compared to the last quarter of 2011.


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On orders from the National Telecommunication Commission (CONATEL), cable and satellite providers stopped transmitting RCTV International and five other stations shortly after midnight on Sunday, local press reports said. The action against RCTV and the other stations—Ritmo Son, Momentum, America TV, American Network, and TV Chile—was taken after the stations chose not to air a speech by Chávez on Saturday. The next day, during his weekly radio and TV program "Aló Presidente," Chávez said, "We applied the law. If they don't follow it, they won't be allowed back on the air."
Carlos Lauría, CPJ's senior program coordinator for the
Government regulators contend that RCTV is a national broadcaster and, as such, must comply with Venezuelan broadcasting regulations, including the 2004 Law on Social Responsibility on Radio and Television, press reports said. According to the social responsibility law, which has been widely criticized for its broad and vaguely worded restrictions on free expression, broadcasters must carry government programming when officials deem it necessary. That includes live broadcasts of Chávez's nationwide addresses, known as cadenas.
According to a CONATEL regulation implemented on December 22, cable and satellite channels are considered "international" only if 70 percent or more of their programming is foreign. CONATEL has determined that RCTV is a national broadcaster.
But RCTV has long argued that its programming meets the definition of an international channel. The station sought an injunction on Friday from the Supreme Tribunal of Justice, according to an RCTV lawyer.
RCTV has been operating as a paid subscription channel since July 16, 2007, after the government pulled the station from public airwaves in May of that year. Known for its harsh opposition views, RCTV is the country's oldest private station, with 57 years on the air and on cable and satellite. In a 2007 special report, "Static in Venezuela," CPJ concluded that the Venezuelan government failed to conduct a fair and transparent review of RCTV's concession renewal. The report, based on a three-month investigation, found the government's decision was a predetermined and politically motivated effort to silence critical coverage.


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AFL coaches around the country have been saying for years that Gold Coast is not a one-man band.
Now comes the expansion club's chance to prove it.
Gary Ablett's agonising decision on Wednesday to undergo shoulder surgery means he will miss the rest of the season.
Ablett said he and the club agreed it was the "tough" but right call, given there was an 80 per cent chance of dislocation if he did not opt for a complete reconstruction.
Ablett's setback had ramifications across the land.
Collingwood captain Scott Pendlebury was pitched into Brownlow medal favouritism by bookmakers.
But it's the Suns who will suffer most as they push for a maiden finals campaign without Ablett.
He is more than their best player - he is the league's best.
Ablett is more than their captain - he is one of few on the list to know much about football in September.
Michael Rischitelli will lead the side against the Western Bulldogs in Cairns on Saturday, the captaincy to be rotated for the rest of the season.
Ablett has won games off his own foot ... his presence alone can lift a side.
Dion Prestia and company will at times need to do the same during the final seven rounds.
Many have achieved similar feats, but always in Ablett's company.
The Suns are none from five when Ablett has missed a game due to injury in the 2011-13 seasons.
More promising is the way they held on for a five-point win over the Magpies last weekend when Ablett and others were injured.
"Our guys were able to stand up without Gary and get the job done against a quality opponent," Suns football manager Marcus Ashcroft said on Wednesday.
This was the same line vice-captain David Swallow uttered on Tuesday.
Palpable belief among Ablett's disciples has been building for some time.
Earlier this year, when Ablett had his colours lowered by Liam Picken in a comfortable win over the Bulldogs, vice-captain Tom Lynch explained as much.
"He was playing a lone hand, but we've got a really good midfield spread now," Lynch said on the AFL website. "It's real exciting to see we don't have to rely on Gaz."
The football world will be watching as Lynch's claims are tested.
The subplot to the saga will come on Monday, September 22.
Ablett that night will hope to have banked enough Brownlow votes to get home as the frontrunner while the pack advanced in the final seven rounds.
A third Brownlow medal would be an incredible achievement, given no player has missed more than four games in a season and won the sport's most prestigious individual honour.
But, as is the case with Ablett, anything is possible.
The 30-year-old, a $1.60 favourite before the market was suspended when he hurt his shoulder, has drifted in betting.
But only to $6 behind Pendlebury and Sydney champion Josh Kennedy. - AAP


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Education Secretary Michael Gove has called for universities to have a "far greater" role in designing A-levels in the future, amid concerns that the qualifications are failing to prepare teenagers for university.
In a letter to the exams regulator Ofqual, Gove said that he did not envisage the Department for Education playing a part in developing A-levels in the future, adding he would like to see the new university-led A-levels available for first teaching in September 2014.
The Conservatives first said they planned to put universities, exam boards and professional societies in charge of creating A-levels before the last general election, and Gove has repeated the policy since taking office two years ago.
In his letter to Glenys Stacey, chair of Ofqual, Gove said that exam boards should be able to work with universities to develop qualifications. In return for greater freedom to design exams, boards will have to provide evidence of which universities have been involved in decision such as subject matter, and style of questions.
"I will expect the bar to be a high one: university ownership of the exams must be real and committed, not a tick-box exercise", he writes.
A Labour Party spokesperson said it was important to have a "trusted" system: "Our exams must have the confidence
of parents, teachers, employers and higher education."
The news comes amid claims universities are being forced to lay on remedial classes for new undergraduates because many are struggling to write essays, use grammar and punctuation and build arguments.
According to a study by Cambridge Assessment too much "teaching to the test" in schools - drilling pupils to pass exams - is a "major factor" in pupils being unprepared for studying at degree level.
Cambridge Assessment's study, based on an 18-month research programme that included a survey of 633 higher education lecturers and roadshows, found that more than half of lecturers think that undergraduates are unprepared for degree-level study.
Three fifths (60%) said that their universities are providing extra "support" classes for under-prepared first-year students, usually focusing on writing and independent learning. Nearly three quarters (72%) of those questioned said that they have changed their teaching styles for students who are not ready for university study.
Students can have trouble structuring essays, with spelling, punctuation and grammar, referencing and citing sources, building arguments, conducting research, and evaluating information, the study found. But they are most prepared in terms on the ICT skills, ability to work in teams and in presentation and communication skills.
The findings, due to be presented at a conference on Tuesday, say that academics want A-levels to include more advanced content for bright students, cover subjects in more depth and encourage critical thinking, independent study, experimentation and more extensive reading.
Mark Dawe, chief executive of the OCR exam board, which is part of Cambridge Assessment, said: "Recognising the need to strengthen links with universities and other HE institutions, the research programme is one of the ways we are increasing HE's role in the design, development and evaluation of A-levels and other qualifications."
But union leaders have hit out at the plans saying they are a "quick fix gimmick".
Dr Mary Bousted, general secretary of the Association of Teachers and Lecturers (ATL), said: "This sounds like a quick fix gimmick from Michael Gove.
"Of course universities have a useful role to play in deciding what should be tested at A-level, but A-levels need to test more than just the ability to go to university. A-levels need to test students' skills and help prepare them for the world of work and daily life as well as to study further."


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Critical Thinking and Argumentation Questions need to be answered.
Budget $10-30 CAD
Must have taken a introductory critical thinking course and be able to apply types of arguments. Best pitch wins. Need to answer these questions:
In the following portray the logical structure of the argument by putting it into standard form,
and determine whether the argument is valid or invalid by using the patterns for valid and invalid
conditional, disjunctive or conjunctive arguments, as the case may be.
Either I get a twitter account or I risk losing touch with some of my friends. I will sign up for a
twitter account. So, I won't lose touch with my friends.
In the following, portray the logical structure of the argument by putting it into standard form,
and determine whether the argument is valid or invalid using the patterns for valid and invalid
conditional, disjunctive or conjunctive arguments.
If I sign up for Facebook, I risk losing some of my privacy. But I can't see what my friends are
doing if I don't sign up for Facebook. So, I guess I will have to risk losing some of my privacy.
Assess the following argument for soundness (validity and acceptability of the reasons). Identify
the structure of the argument by putting it into standard form, and explain your analysis of both
validity and truth of reasons. If it makes things easier, you may assess for validity using a truth
table (but this is not necessary).
In the Bermuda Triangle, there have been many mysterious disappearances over the past one
hundred years. Most of these disappearances cannot be explained by any known natural cause. If
a disappearance cannot be explained by a known natural cause, then it must be due to some
(mysterious) unknown force or power. So, there must be some kind of unknown force or power
operating within this area to cause the disappearance of so many ships, planes, and people.
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Business confidence in the Queensland economy has weakened over the past six months but fingers aren't pointed at the state government's job and service cuts, a survey shows.
The Chamber of Commerce and Industry Queensland's quarterly survey of over 500 businesses revealed business confidence in the state's economy has weakened marginally over the September quarter and the majority of businesses expect a further minor weakening over the twelve month outlook.
"Whilst business confidence in the Queensland economy has weakened on the previous two quarters results, which can be collectively viewed as a post-election and out of trend swing, the overall long term picture remains one of little change," the survey said.
Businesses continue to report soft sales, profitability, employment and investment outcomes, which are consistent with a downbeat national and international economic environment.
The most significant and emerging issue at present for the state economy is the weakening mining outlook, with its peak now anticipated to be sooner and not as high, the survey says.
Despite the predictions by many, changes to the state's public sector are not having a material impact on business confidence.
The majority of businesses, 75 per cent, have experienced no impact to date from the state government job cuts and 69 per cent report no impact resulting from reduced government spending.
However, 23 per cent and 32 per cent have been impacted by job cuts and spending cuts respectively.
The majority of these businesses have however indicated that the state governments actions are warranted and deemed necessary to put business in a better overall position in the coming few years," the report on the survey said.
CCIQ chief executive Stephen Tait said overwhelming majority, 87 per cent, of Queensland businesses indicated support for the state government's job and spending cuts, which were found to have a lesser influence than global uncertainty, low consumer spending and fears over the mining outlook.
"Whilst we appreciate that certain businesses may be impacted, the reality is that the direct financial impact for the majority of businesses across the state is negligible," he said in a statement.
Treasurer Tim Nicholls said the businesses in the survey know that fixing the state government's finances will lead to increased consumer confidence and more opportunities in the long term.
"The report makes the point that changes to the public sector are not weighing on confidence," he said in a statement.
The Queensland Council of Unions says the survey shows the government's policies are impacting the viability of 25 per cent of businesses.
"The CCIQ should be going purple with rage at government policies," president John Battams said in a statement.


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BBB is alerting area residents to a new scam called the MoneyPak Scam. Details follow.
The area man who fell victim to the scam is willing to visit with media, to schedule an interview, please contact BBB Kansas State Director Denise Groene at 316.719.4208.
BBB Warns of MoneyPak Scam!
(11-9-12) The Better Business Bureau (BBB) serving the Kansas Plains, Nebraska, South Dakota and southwest Iowa is warning consumers that online thieves have found a new method of siphoning cash from them: Green Dot MoneyPaks. MoneyPaks, which are sold in stores throughout the U.S., are reloadable debit cards normally used to make same-day payments or add money to prepaid cards or PayPal accounts. Recently, BBBs throughout the U.S have noted a significant increase in schemes where scammers either tried to solicit - or were able to collect - payments via MoneyPak for merchandise, advance fee loans or sweepstakes prizes that all proved to be fraudulent or nonexistent.
Yesterday an 89 year old man from Mitchell, SD, contacted BBB after receiving a phone call from "Antonio Richmond". It came from (876) 528-218, a Jamaica area code. The caller spoke with an accent and told him that had won a drawing through Bank of America. This seemed believable because the consumer has a Bank of America credit card.
Originally, the victim was told that he had won $120,000. However, after divulging that he is a Bank of America customer, he was informed that he actually had won $8 million. "Antonio" told the man that he would travel by car with a U.S. Marshall, an attorney, and an FBI agent to deliver his money to his home in Mitchell, SD. The caller insisted that this was not a scam and asked the man to put $325.00 on a Green Dot MoneyPak card as insurance to protect his winnings.
The man purchased his MoneyPak card at a local Walgreens. Subsequently, he received another call asking for the numbers on the MoneyPak to verify his purchase. After providing the card numbers, the caller told him to keep the card in a safe place and assured him that the money was on the card.
Throughout the week, the elderly consumer received up to four phone calls a day. One call was from "an immigration officer" informing him that "Antonio Richmond" was being held in custody. Again, the senior citizen was asked to load $325 onto a Green Dot MoneyPak card. In yet another phone call, "Billy Craig" the "U.S. Marshall from Immigration Services", called the man from another Jamaican phone number, (876) 441-0922. In this conversation, plans were developed for the delivery of the $8 million on November 6th. However, the man was concerned that his bank may not be open due to the election so the delivery was postponed to November 7th.
Early on the 7th, the man received a call telling him they were eight miles from Mitchell, that they would stop at his home and then go with him to his bank to deposit the money. After waiting for this delivery, which had not come, the man attempted to call all of the Jamaican phone numbers and was unable to reach anyone. He became suspicious and called the BBB and his local police department.
"BBB is noticing that more and more scammers are moving away from seeking payments via wire transfer. Instead, they are asking consumers to give them money via MoneyPaks because this form of payment is quite convenient - for both consumers and scammers - and untraceable." said Jim Hegarty, BBB president.
The BBB warns consumers that any unsolicited request for payment via a MoneyPak is a huge red flag. People need to understand that once they load a MoneyPak with funds, anyone they share the number of that card with will also have access to those funds," stated Hegarty.
To avoid falling for MoneyPak scams, consumers should:
* Remember that if you're told you have pay to a fee - via MoneyPak or wire transfer - to collect a cash prize or sweepstakes winnings, you haven't won anything.
* Be wary of websites or Craigslist advertisements linking to websites where customers are asked to pay with a MoneyPak card.
* Never give their MoneyPak number to someone they don't know.
* Beware of websites requesting MoneyPak as a form of payment even if they display the MoneyPak or Green Dot logo. Consumers should check at www.moneypak.com for a list of approved MoneyPak partners.
* Treat MoneyPak cards like cash - transactions cannot be reversed.
Better Business Bureau, Inc. (BBB) has been serving U.S consumers and businesses for 100 years and is a private, nonprofit organization dedicated to promoting trust in the marketplace. Accountability, education and recognition of marketplace role models are key components to the BBB's mission. Today, the BBB has a membership of approximately 10,000 companies in the Kansas Plains, Nebraska, South Dakota and southwest Iowa. Consumers are encouraged to report complaints and possible scams to the BBB. As a matter of policy, the BBB does not endorse any product, service or company.
For more information, please visit bbb.org and "Start With Trust".


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EAST LANSING, Mich. (AP) - Gary Harris scored 17 points and Derrick Nix had 14 to help No. 8 Michigan State rout No. 4 Michigan 75-52 on Tuesday night, the rivalry's first matchup of top 10 teams.
The Spartans (21-4, 10-2 Big Ten) broke a first-place tie in the conference with No. 1 Indiana.
The Wolverines (21-4, 8-4) have lost three of four, but the closely contested setbacks on the road against the Hoosiers and Wisconsin were nothing like the latest.
Michigan State didn't trail once, led by as many as 16 points in the first half and enjoyed 30-point leads in the second half. The game was so lopsided that both coaches filled the court with reserves during the final minutes.
Trey Burke scored 18 points for the Wolverines.


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Matthew Tucker ran for a pair of touchdowns to lead TCU past No. 18 Texas, 20-13, and give the Horned Frogs their 600th victory in school history.
Tucker finished with 57 yards on 14 carries for TCU (7-4, 4-4 Big 12), which has won two of its last three.
Trevone Boykin completed 7-of-9 passes for 82 yards with an interception while adding a game-high 77 yards on 10 carries in the win.
"We are growing up as a football team. It wasn't perfect, but we found a way to win," TCU coach Gary Patterson said. "We are still making mistakes at the quarterback position. We just need to keep growing up."
David Ash started the game at quarterback for Texas and completed 10-of-21 for 104 yards and two interceptions and a lost fumble before getting replaced in the fourth quarter by Case McCoy.
McCoy went 11-for-17 through the air for 110 yards, but tossed the game- sealing interception as the Longhorns (8-3, 5-3) had their four-game win streak snapped.
"I'm disappointed in the loss. We missed a great opportunity tonight to get back in the mix for some things," Texas coach Mack Brown said. "You can't win a football game when you have four turnovers and only gain one."
Texas received the ball first and drove as far as the TCU 30 with the aid of an unnecessary roughness penalty at the end of an Ash scramble, but Jason Verrett stepped in front of an Ash pass over the middle, giving the Horned Frogs the ball at their own six.
Boykin found Corey Fuller for a 35-yard gain on the next play and after converting a 4th-and-3 at the Texas 41 with a 4-yard reception by Fuller, Tucker capped the 14-play march with a 2-yard touchdown run with 5:29 left in the first quarter.
Tucker was initially ruled down at the 1-yard line on the play, but a review showed he was able to stretch the ball across the goal line as he was on top of a pile after leaping up the middle.
Marquise Goodwin's 41-yard return on the ensuing kickoff set the Longhorns up on their own 43, and Texas was able to capitalize on the favorable field position with a 25-yard field goal by Nick Jordan.
B.J. Catalon reeled off a 41-yard run on TCU's next touch to move the ball deep into Texas territory, but the Horned Frogs could not push the ball into the end zone and Jaden Oberkrom's 33-yard field-goal attempt missed wide right to keep it a 7-3 game just over four minutes into the second quarter.
Ash then hit Jaxon Shipley for gains of 14, 10 and 10 yards as Texas drove inside the Horned Frogs' red zone before Elisha Olabode intercepted Ash near the goal line and returned it to the TCU 19.
The Horned Frogs were held to a three-and-out, but Ash had the ball slip out of his hands as he was cocking back for a pass two plays later and TCU recovered the fumble at the Texas 16-yard line.
Three plays later, Tucker rumbled across the goal line from a yard out to give TCU a 14-3 lead at the break.
Adrian Phillips intercepted an errant Boykin pass on the opening possession of the third quarter and Texas was able to use the turnover to cut into its deficit.
After converting a 4th-and-1 at the TCU 41 with a 1-yard run by Joe Bergeron, Jordan connected on a 25-yard kick to bring the Longhorns within 14-6.
TCU countered with Oberkrom's 18-yard kick, and following a Texas punt, he connected on a 41-yard field goal to give the Frogs a 20-6 advantage less than two minutes into the fourth quarter.
McCoy, who also replaced Ash for the Longhorns' final drive of the first half, took over under center for Texas following another three-and-out by the Longhorns and was able to move the ball as far as the TCU 36, but his pass attempt on a 4th-and-3 fell incomplete to turn the ball over on downs.
McCoy later found four different receivers for double-digit gains on a 9-play, 82-yard march, which Jeremy Hills capped with an 8-yard touchdown run to bring Texas within 20-13 with 3:07 remaining in the game.
The Longhorns regained the ball at their own 34 with 1:44 left for a chance at the tying score, but after scrambling for 13 yards on the first play, McCoy was picked off by Sam Carter to seal the victory for TCU.
Game Notes
Texas leads the all-time series between the teams, 61-21-1 ... TCU improved to 4-1 on the road in conference play this season ... The Horned Frogs are now 14-9 against ranked opponents under Patterson ... Texas held a 300-299 edge in total yards ... Shipley paced all receivers with 80 yards on six receptions.


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Fall Vocal Showcase Scheduled for November 13
October 23, 2012
ALLIANCE, Ohio — The University of Mount Union's Department of Music will present a Fall Vocal Showcase at 7:30 p.m. on November 13 in Presser Recital Hall.
Students will perform a variety of musical selections, including George Frideric Handel's "Come and Trip It" and "Si, tra I ceppi," Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart's "In diesen heil'gen Hallen" and Johannes Brahms' "Immer leiser wird mein Schlummer," among many others.
Performers include soprano Erin Bell, a freshman criminal justice and psychology major of Mount Vernon, OH; mezzo-soprano Maya Brown, a sophomore English/Writing major of Tiffin, OH; baritone Sean Eppler, a junior music major of Mentor, OH; bass Kyle Crowley, a senior physics major of McDonald, PA; baritone Ryan Chinrock, a senior biochemistry major of Suffield, OH; soprano Kacey Cooper, a sophomore music major of Deerfield, OH; bass Sean Andrews, a junior music major of Green, OH; soprano Kristen Morton, a junior music major of Minerva, OH; soprano Corinne Midlik, a senior history major of Medina, OH; soprano Alex Garner, a junior music major of Cuyahoga Falls, OH; tenor Joshua Sleutz, a senior business administration and accounting major of Kidron, OH; baritone Daniil Kravchnko, a sophomore international studies major of Kiev, Ukraine, soprano Amanda Myhal, a sophomore biochemistry major of Canfield, OH and tenor Jeffrey Slater, a senior biochemistry major of Millersport, OH.
Piano accompanists include Kathy Reichenberger, Bohdan Subchak and Brent Schloneger.
For more information, contact the Department of Music at (330) 823-2180.


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Designing yearly installments to a popular franchise is a daunting task. Veer too far away from the formula that made the game successful and you can alienate the fan base. Stick too closely to the exact same formula and franchise fatigue can set in, with a gradual loss of consumers eventually burying you like Guitar Hero and Tony Hawk.
For the third numbered entry in the popular Assassins Creed series, Ubisoft Montreal knew it needed to shake up the foundation. Fans have eagerly devoured every entry in the building climbing, backstabbing, generation jumping franchise, but the team wanted to do more than just take the latest entry into a new historical time period. To achieve the separation the team wanted to have between previous Assassin's games and this one, they needed drastically rework the technology.
Since an Assassin's Creed game comes out every year, many people believe Ubisoft churns these games out in eight months just like a Madden or UFC game. In fact, this project began directly after the completion of Assassin's Creed II. Immediately after shipping Ezio's first adventure, the studio gave its core engineering team the task of redesigning the Anvil engine from the ground up in preparation for this game. While other teams at Ubisoft Montreal built Assassin's Creed Brotherhood and Revelations, this sequestered engineering team spent its days imagining where it could take the technology and then making it a reality.
"When you're working with engineers who have solved massive problems in the past and set the bar really high in terms of animation and character navigation, we knew we could push the bar," says Assassin's Creed III creative director Alex Hutchinson.
Dubbed AnvilNext, the new engine features several new technological toys for the game designers to work with, including deferred lighting, ambient occlusion, a new camera mode, and improved crowd AI that interacts more frequently with the player. Its most impressive leaps forward, however, are coming in the animation department.
Scaling Up The Fight
Since colonial Boston and New York don't have many signature buildings or visually remarkable locations to explore, Ubisoft Montreal wanted to capture the history of the period by placing players directly in some of the major events of the American Revolution like the battle at Bunker Hill. To do so, team needed to exponentially grow the number of characters that can be on the screen at one time. The engineering team went above and beyond the call.
"We now have a couple thousand guys on screen, whereas before it was capped at around 100," Hutchinson says.
While you can't direct troop movement like a Total War game or wield your hidden blade and start slicing throats across a Redcoat firing line – if you try, one of the thousand musketeers will put you in an early grave – the staggering number of troops certainly heightens your awareness and gives Assassin's Creed III a sense of scale unlike any of the other entries in the series.
The Reanimators
When Hutchinson mentioned pushing the bar, just how high did he have in mind?
"Our goal with the new game is to have no animations from the previous ACs," he says. "We don't want you to see anything from previous ACs in this game unless we deliberately put it in there."
Thanks to the rapid animation prototyping made possible by the new engine tools, the animators quickly got the first sets of animations into the game. Once the new character came to life on the screen, it was easy to see just how vast a difference the new look made. That was all the motivation the team needed.
One of the primary motivating factors in creating this new set of animations for the protagonist Connor was to give him a completely different feel from his predecessors Ezio and Altair. Even in the early demos, Connor walks, fights, and climbs differently than the previous Assassin leads. In fights, he is much more low to the ground, like a predator, and attacks frequently while duel wielding weapons. To make climbing on varied terrain like trees and cliffs look right, the team studied and emulated the techniques of real-life climbers.
Taking queues from animation pioneers like Naughty Dog (Uncharted), Ubisoft Montreal is also integrating situational animations to make the characters seem more real. Connor and non-player characters will flinch at nearby explosions, and if Connor approaches a hedge in a city on a tailing mission he'll crouch automatically to avoid blowing his cover.
Another area of heavy work the team needed to tackle was navigating through the Frontier's open expanse. Given the series' reputation for impressive vertical navigation up the sides of buildings and historical landmarks, the team knew it couldn't confine its newest assassin to the canopy floor and dirt roads. When Hutchinson told the engineers they wanted to allow players to not only scale cliffs, but to climb any tree in the forest, shimmy around tree trunks, and monkey bar across branches, several jaws hit the floor.
"I think that terrified a lot of people at the start of the project," Hutchinson admits.
The engineers also need to confront one of the most daunting tasks in all of animation –fighting on uneven surfaces like sloped hills.
"Think about every game – just mentally picture it again – and you realize every [developer] has been very clever over the years," Hutchinson says. "You run over these uneven terrains and then you get to the fight arena and, 'Oh look, it's flat.' There are problems with foot placement, swordfighting with someone when they are above you or below you, the ragdoll when you collapse on the ground and you're hurt – once you get away from flat ground it's nightmarish to solve all of the problems."
From what we saw in the demo, Ubisoft has quite the team of problem solvers. If you watch Connor's feet as he moves bounds through snow, jumps between tree branches, or climbs the side of a cliff, his feet always appear grounded to the world. Don't expect any of the strange gliding across sloped hillsides so prevalent in other open world games like Skyrim. To Ubisoft Montreal, these types of glitches break the fantasy and were a non-starter.
"Animation fidelity is such a big part of the Assassins brand that if we were going to do it we wanted to do it right," Hutchinson says.
Read on to find out how Ubisoft Montreal is taking performance capture to the next level.
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Freshpet and the History of Pet Food
It took a long time, but our pets are finally being fed like we would the rest of our family members: with fresh, all natural ingredients from the fridge.
However, it wasn't always this way. For nearly 70 years, food options for dogs and cats remained largely unchanged: dry, extruded kibble or canned wet food. But in 2006, with a simple idea that all pups and kitties deserve fresh, all natural and nutritious food, that all changed.
Years before "pet food" was sold, pets ate what we ate. Back in the late 1800's and early 1900's, without much knowledge of proper pet nutrition, our dogs and cats ate either what was readily available, like table scraps, or what was cheap. When Purina and many others introduced dry dog food in the 1950's, the cooking process may have changed, but pets still lacked the proper nutrition and fresh ingredients the needed to thrive. The extrusion process used to make this kibble involved such high cooking temperatures that essential nutrients, like amino acids, were often lost in the process.
Fast forward 70 years and kibble is made much the same way. While the introduction of premium and natural kibble has been a step in the right direction, the production process still involves overcooking ingredients to make our pet's food shelf-stable for years. So, in 2006, we decided to take a whole new look at pet food.
Knowing that we felt better eating fresher, healthier foods, we asked ourselves: "Wouldn't our pets, too?" Because we see our pets as family, we believed they deserved to eat like family too. That's why we began cooking Freshpet recipes using fresh ingredients, while gently-cooking our batches instead of rendering them. This helped us to lock in the essential nutrients our pets need. Finally, because our recipes were made from fresh, all natural ingredients, they needed to be refrigerated, just like the food we eat every day.
It's pretty hard to believe how little change there was in our pet's food for so long. But since the introduction of Freshpet, more and more pet parents are heading to their local Freshpet fridge for your pet's food, like your pup's favorite Freshpet Select Slice and Serve roll, or your kitty's favorite Vital Complete Meals. No longer is shelf-stable kibble or canned wet food the only option for your pet. Today, your loved ones can eat fresh, all natural and refrigerated food, just like the rest of the family does.
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[EXTENSION] atthevip.com CMS Application Support Topic
Posted 16 March 2012 - 12:58 PM
Posted 07 April 2012 - 10:43 AM
Vince., on 16 March 2012 - 12:58 PM, said:
Hi Vince,
First of all I really like the demo of the atthevip. I already download the CMS application and I just want to ask if how are you going to do the number 4 part of the installation. I have tried running the yiic.php inside the app using the command prompt but It say's cannot open the yiic file. I haven't tried this yiic tool before. Kindly advise...
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Posted 22 April 2012 - 04:59 PM
i´ve read your instructions and installed it.
first of all, in your download package i missed the folder runtime (protected/runtime) the upload folder is missing too...
So i´ve installed it, migrated it, (creating the missing folder too) but know i have no working admin area, no working links, just the homesite is working fine.
What´s wrong with my installation? any ideas? i'll try a new installation...
Posted 23 April 2012 - 04:01 AM
sames as before
only the index (Homesite) is working... nothing else!
maybe the urlmaker /urlmanager? maybe some config that missed?
i don´t know it... maybe you can help.
Posted 22 May 2012 - 01:43 PM
I'm running your project localy, and I get this error: Sorry, You are not allowed to enter this section. I added a new row on "authassignment" table and it was working nice, the backend looks great. After logging out I got the same error "Sorry, You are not allowed to enter this section" Can you please guide me to the right direction? what i'm missing? I also tried with registration process but doesn't work either.
Posted 22 May 2012 - 03:11 PM
@Flo you have to be logged in. The user that you are trying to login must have the op_acp_access role assigned (that role is a child of Admin so if the user you are trying to login has the Admin role assigned that's fine too) to be able to login to the ACP. the site should work regardless if you are logged in or not.
Posted 25 May 2012 - 12:15 PM
Thanks a lot for your reply, problem solved, in table "users" I changed the role from "admin" to "Admin", I tested many times and now works great.
All the best,
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NEW YORK (AP) - Alex Rodriguez's drug suspension has been cut to 162 games from 211 by arbitrator Fredric Horowitz, a decision that sidelines the New York Yankees third baseman the entire 2014 season.
Rodriguez also would be sidelined for any postseason games under the decision announced Saturday.
The three-time AL MVP was given the 211-game penalty on Aug. 5 following Major League Baseball's investigation of the Biogenesis of America anti-aging clinic, which was accused of distributing banned performance-enhancing drugs.
A-Rod was disciplined by Commissioner Bud Selig under both baseball's drug agreement and its labor contract. The Major League Baseball Players Association filed a grievance, saying the discipline was without "just cause."
The 38-year-old Rodriguez could challenge the ruling in federal court, but judges rarely overturn arbitrators' decisions.
Despite the ban, baseball's drug rules allow Rodriguez to participate in spring training and play in exhibition games.
Text of Alex Rodriguez's statement Saturday after his suspension was reduced from 211 games to 162 by arbitrator Fredric Horowitz:
The number of games sadly comes as no surprise, as the deck has been stacked against me from day one. This is one man's decision, that was not put before a fair and impartial jury, does not involve me having failed a single drug test, is at odds with the facts and is inconsistent with the terms of the Joint Drug Agreement and the Basic Agreement, and relies on testimony and documents that would never have been allowed in any court in the United States because they are false and wholly unreliable. This injustice is MLB's first step toward abolishing guaranteed contracts in the 2016 bargaining round, instituting lifetime bans for single violations of drug policy, and further insulating its corrupt investigative program from any variety defense by accused players, or any variety of objective review.
I have been clear that I did not use performance enhancing substances as alleged in the notice of discipline, or violate the Basic Agreement or the Joint Drug Agreement in any manner, and in order to prove it I will take this fight to federal court. I am confident that when a federal judge reviews the entirety of the record, the hearsay testimony of a criminal whose own records demonstrate that he dealt drugs to minors, and the lack of credible evidence put forth by MLB, that the judge will find that the panel blatantly disregarded the law and facts, and will overturn the suspension. No player should have to go through what I have been dealing with, and I am exhausting all options to ensure not only that I get justice, but that players' contracts and rights are protected through the next round of bargaining, and that the MLB investigation and arbitration process cannot be used against others in the future the way it is currently being used to unjustly punish me.
I will continue to work hard to get back on the field and help the Yankees achieve the ultimate goal of winning another championship. I want to sincerely thank my family, all of my friends, and of course the fans and many of my fellow MLB players for the incredible support I received throughout this entire ordeal.
(Copyright 2014 The Associated Press. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed.)


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2K have revealed that they will unleash The Undertaker streak mode for the WWE 2K14 game, reports WWE.com.
The game is set to hit stores in the US on October 29 and the new feature will celebrate The Undertaker's incredible winning streak at the Grandest Stage of Them All, WrestleMania.
And, Cory Ledesma, 2K's creative directory has revealed details of the mode and suggested that developers: "wanted to do something special to pay homage to The Undertaker and pay tribute."
Gamers will be given two game type modes, the first: 'Defend The Streak' and the second: 'Defeat The Streak'.
When 'Defending The Streak' players will get the opportunity to play as The Undertaker and take on many different opponents and when 'Defeating The Streak' players will get the opportunity to take on the Dead Man in a fifth difficulty level in order to make it realistic to The Undertaker's current WrestleMainia reign.
The Undertaker's incredible record will now become a major event in the world of gaming.
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Kolo Toure has stated that he will leave Manchester City this summer, but hopes to go out on a high and help City deliver another trophy.
Toure, whose brother Yaya also plays for the Eastland's club, runs out of contract in the summer and is unsure as of yet where he will be heading.
Toure told the Manchester Evening News: "My agent is working on that but at the moment I'm playing at City and doing everything I can do to help City trophies – that's important."
Toure thinks his time in England will soon come to an end, as he continued by saying: "I have always liked the Premier League and I want to stay in the top leagues but time goes and if there is no chance I have to go where they want me.
"Didier Drogba is in Turkey – but it's difficult to talk about that now – there's no chance of staying here but the Premier is my first option for sure."
It is likely Toure would be very interested in a move to Turkey, as he would be teaming up with his fellow countryman Drogba.
For now though, Toure's sole focus will be on the visit of Chelsea this Sunday, as Manchester City look to end a run of three Premier League games without a win and spark life back into the title race.
They currently trail local rivals Manchester United by 12 points and will be hoping Sir Alex Ferguson's slip up to bottom club Queens Park Rangers on Saturday.
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News Byte: 59% of Companies Take More Than Eight Hours to Respond to Email Inquiries
59% of Companies Take More than Eight Hours to Respond to Email Inquiries
Customers want answers to their questions, and they want them now. But many organizations aren't living up to customers' expectations, particularly when it comes to responding to inquiries via email. In fact, 59% of companies take more than eight hours, or one full working day, to respond to customer email inquiries and 26.5% take 24 hours or more to reply, according to a survey of Call Center Association members released yesterday by customer service software solutions provider KANA Software, Inc.
But that doesn't mean that customers will stop venting via email altogether. In another KANA study, 42% of respondents said email is the most common channel for complaining to a company, followed by 36% who listed the phone. And in 2011, technology market research firm The Radicati Group, Inc. predicted that the number of email accounts would increase from 4.1 billion in 2011 to 5.1 billion by 2015.
"Organizations must remain aware of the continued role email plays within customer service," Steven Thurlow, head of product strategy for KANA Software, said in a press release. "Social customer service is very much the 'now,' yet the vast majority of customers still, and will for the foreseeable future, choose to interact with organizations via email. It need not become a second-class citizen to more modern digital channels but, rather, email can fill a dedicated role within robust and highly responsive customer service strategies."
A lack of email management and marketing automation can be linked to slow response times, KANA reports. According to the company's research, 64% of companies surveyed admit to not having a system to classify and assign email. Likewise, less than half of organizations surveyed (40%) have knowledge management systems that they deem effective in speeding up response times through predefined answers to frequently asked questions, cites the research.
Slow response rates can be detrimental to a brand's reputation, KANA reports, especially when customers take their frustrations to the social sphere. But once there, customers won't find much relief. According to social media analytics company Simply Measured, the average Twitter response time is 4.6 hours.