but first of all, let's look at what is a-g. because these are simply letters, and i want to bring a clear definition to what those letters are. and i'm talking about this from the perspective of the u.c.c. issue system. the u.c.c. issue system requires a course sequence of courses in these areas. history, 30 credits, english, 40 credits, mathematics, 30 credits, laboratory science, 20, language other than english, 20, performing arts, 10, and 10 of an elective. these courses are submitted by schools across the state annually for approval by the u. c.c. issue system. with that said, last summer, after we had the first class of 2014 in ninth grade, we looked at what was happening with that group of students. we were looking at students that failed a la and why we looked at those, newcomer students who needed additional english language development to advance to english classes that actually met the a-g requirements. and eighth grade students who were most in danger of transitioning to the ninth grade. this was a group of students

they should not only have a-g. they should have access to vocational and other course work, so they can choose what they want to do when they get out of school. no one should be limited. when we talk about resources, we need all kinds of resources in the schools. when we talk about credit recovery, we have to make sure we are not talking about a band- aid approach to what is going on. we need to make sure we do not put a computer in the corner and tell some student to type in a lesson, follow a program, and it will be as good as the work you would have gone in a classroom for 36 weeks with a teacher. that does not work. we need the resources of the students can work with teachers in the classroom. we have the example of the money the federal government has put into the schools currently. they put in $15 million a year in to several schools in order to provide this sig model of schools. when we surveyed our teachers and asked them what was positive about that, they talked about the ability to individualize instructi

these are all important a-g classes. so for this school year, for this summer, we want to have a continued focus on the ninth grade credit recovery. as bill has said, ninth grade is an important year. we want to make sure that those students who have received those f's get to make them up. supervisor campos: before you continue, supervisor kim had a question. supervisor kim: actually, looking at the fail rates for geometry and seeing how they're relatively low in comparison to algebra, has there been discussions in terms of changing the sequence for math? in ninth grade? and maybe routing -- >> a couple of the high schools are doing that. supervisor kim: if there isn't a sequential reason to have geometry or algebra first, if we know that the students are succeeding in geometry in the ninth grade, and we want to help ensure that kids are not falling behind too early, it looks like the data is showing here that geometry for whatever reason is a subject matter that students are not failing in, whether you're an english lan

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a g lift came from busininess inntories. that will likely be worked ofoff in the second quarter.% in the seconond quarter. >> below 2% when the fed was predicting earlier in the week that the overall numbers wouldld look like 3%. >> i think we have to go back to the maxim about hollywood. "nobobody knows anything." the fefed gives a range of estimates. they use those to shape their policicies. those are not the final word onn what the fed is going to do. if i it really knew, they would be able to shape their policy in a beer way instead of maintaining zero o interest rates through 2013. >> the fed does forecastinby asking thehe fed presidents and governors for their forecasts. many of them are political. this being an electionon year, i was not surprised that the scenario got rosier. mr. ben bernanke verwas trying to be neutral yesterday but i give him a failing grade on that. >> josh boak, 11 straig quarters of growth. there is something t to be said about that scenario. >> the p problem is, if we look at anan economic growth, it is not enough t to susin the drop in the employme

. >> i would like to actually ask the women, is there a g-spot?> i believe there is. >> is there a g-spot? >> i think there is. >> it's interesting. before i saw my company for all kinds of money, i never found the g-spot, after all that money came in, you found the g-spot. >> what was enkcouraging to me, it was found in an 83-year-old woman, and i just turned 50, this is a good thing. >> all joking aside, it is somewhat controversial. others say it's fiction, others say it's real. >> there are studies that show that there's the same part of the male that is prostitute is present in females, it's underdeveloped, and that's what gets stimulated. i believe it. i think without getting too personal, i think it's true. >> okay. all right. >> be quiet, donny deutsch. >> and you just sit there. >> i'm done. i'm done. you started. you come out and you're, like, donny, what stupid thing are you going to say today? and then i'm thinking in that direction. >> based on experience. here's a fun one for our final topic, kanye or jay-z, president barack obama, i

♪ but that's the life of a g, i guess ♪ ♪ ese's way deep, shanked two in the chest ♪ ♪ best run, 'causeis droppin' quicker ♪ ♪ ugh, getting that rep as a young... ♪ >> april 23rd, 2012, from comedy central's world news headquarters in new york this is the daily show with jon stewart. (cheers and applause) captioning sponsored by comedy central >> jon: welcome to the daily show, my name is jon stewart. goods show tonight. our guest tonight, ben rattray of the on-line petition web site change.org, or as it is also known, yes, there is already a petition to legalize pot.org. all right. (laughter) don't even bother. we begin of course with our ongoing coverage of endless suffrage 2012. as you undoubtedly know by now the republican nominee for president will be one sir hittington of romford manor. (laughter) 8 months of fake names. going to be a long year. so attention moves now who will complete the bumper stick their will soon plastered on america's gun racks. (laughter) over the fading mccain palin bumper sticker. obviously the vice presidential nomination an enormous honor. politicians a

fake police reports manipulation and the supreme power of a g disagree system in social discrimination. a merciless machine that hides its actions but which the miller case will trouble. little is known about what thomas miller is accused of in the middle of the night criminals broke into a holiday inn on the outskirts of dallas they were after the cash register the hold up became a disaster. a young man died from numerous gunshot wounds he was the hotel receptionist. but what exactly happened on the night of november sixteenth one thousand nine hundred five one man may have an answer to this key question richard rayner is not just a detective a maverick. he also specializes in the counter investigations of death sentence cases it is thanks to him that innocent end mates were freed after many years on death row. prison oh gosh i think they spent the better part of eleven years. right now they're free they're free everything they did was wrong but there they go they didn't have any repairs inpatient at all when you know what. letters here or prosecutors there are police officers. going

summer olympics in london could have a g-rated look.olleyball players will have the option of covering up instead of wearing bikinis. new rules introduced by the international volleyball federation says players can wear shirts and shorts if they choose. now, reigning medalist, kerry walsh says she likes the idea of women having the right to choose their wardrobe. >> i really appreciate this new rule. because i never want someone to not think about competing in our sport because of the uniform. we live in such a diverse, you know country and dip verse wove. i want people with different cultural beliefs to got out there try to kick my butt being comfortable. >> walsh says she and misty may-treanor plan to stick with bikinis when they play. the opening ceremony from london is 112 days away here on nbc bay area. >> around the world, and right here in the bay area, for many, tonight passover begins. good friday celebrations are under way. holy week celebration bees gn today. video of the road to resurrection at cathedral of faith in san jose

there is listed a-g. seven different obligations that have liquidated damages on page 35-36. these are basically things that our performance obligations. if someone owes us a certain amount of money and they do not pay, we would take them to court. if somebody is not doing a certain amount of health care, we would use the damages. the most significant of those, but not the only one, is foreclosing st. louis early. another one is that if cathedral hill hospital is open before st. luke's, there is a liquidated about of money every day if deficit -- if that condition exists. they are fairly aggressive. commissioner borden: medical beneficiaries are part of that as well. >> that is number d. liquidated damages under de on page 36. -- d on page 36. what we do here, if i recall correctly, we look back to see how much each life, how much it costs to cover each one. if they fall 1000 short, they cost however many dollars each, they would owe us 1000 times x times 100%, because the city would take on that responsibility. that is how it works. commissioner sugaya: i just wanted to add,

looks like baton rouge had a g. storm blow through. new orleans, we had storms earlier. so we'll see a couple rounds of storms today in this region. you'll probably get another big one later this afternoon. so today, we do have a potential for more severe weather, just isolated tornadoes. yesterday it wasn't even what we would consider a tornado outbreak. it was isolated into northeast texas. today we'll probably see pain two, three, four. but yesterday was proof it doesn't take strong tornadoes to be a big deal. just depends about they happen in populated areas or not and of course dallas/ft. worth hugely populated region. so the severe risk dwa is if areas of the yellow here. mostly talking about mississippi valley down to the southeast. but again, i don't position we'll see anything like what we saw yesterday. >> that's good news. bill, thanks so much. >>> your first look at this morning's business headlines is straight ahead. >>> coming up, a new look for the seahawks. heat clinch a playoff spot and perfect ending for the baylor lady bears. you're watching "1st look"

profitable yet but we have our eye on the future when there will be thousands of electric cars and then a g. consumption will grow. and as a project moves forward revolt itself hopes to supply their own charging stations for the first stages they've relied on imported energy pumping columns but their office in moscow they're diligent programmers are working on tweaking the internal nuts and bolts to enable a truly smart monitoring and grid system. they hope that a lower cost providing more incentive for others to go green but before more drivers are willing to make the switch to fully electric vehicles they need to make sure they won't be stranded short of their destination with that in mind a team at moscow state university is working on the next generation battery that breeds offering ranges never before possible and present just about every device you might own from in p three players to laptops to hybrid and electric vehicles is powered by a lithium ion battery and here at moscow state universities chemistry department a few chemical engineers have formed a team focused on improving exi

vying for recognition by great britain and france and probably wouldn't have happened if they adopted a g guerrilla strategy, which some people have advocated. >> but washington's, you know, a southerner and he managed to pull this off. you don't, it's not just constant avoid dance of battle. it's with small victories that you can hold up and make big victories. suppress war. >> and that's a fair point and that's probably, that's the widely criticism, probably the most powerful criticism. i think gallagher quite ably goes through the problems with guerrilla war with confederacy and i would say first, there's recently a big book about guerrilla war recently came out by a guy, he finds, he thinks guerrillas are more important than other wars. he acknowledges it's probably more important because it's so self-defeating, that guerrillas probably cause so many problems, because they become prone to a lack of control and we don't really cover it much in this class. you probably have heard of missouri and the crazyness that occurs in missouri. from the perspective of southern rights civilians, gu

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