Propositions
30 - taxes for school funding - yes
31 - fiscal budget - neutral
32 -
33 -
34 -
35 -
36 -
37 -
38 -
39 -
40 -
Michael Anatassi grad csulb
editor of salt late city tribune
president of associated press sports
- get multiple photos
lb torrance la daily news
riverside
pasadena
went to emmys and covered the emmys
Monday, September 24, 2012
Wednesday, September 19, 2012
Jour 480 Week 4: Beach Byline Ideas
Beach Byline Ideas:
Michelle Zenarosa, editor of voicewave
E-Portfolios Dan Olsen, Dr. Burnett, Dr. Paskin
Alex Petersen - now works for the Romney campaign
Eric Draper update - Mitt Romney
Dig Ideas:
candidate platforms
Leads:
Direct (summary lead)
Indirect (soft/feature)
Quote
Question (avoid; use sparingly)
Impact (emphasizes how and why, doesn't tell details; tells ready why he or she should care)
valley elem kids got sick and went to the hospital
kids ate toxic cheese
how did this happen?
margarette otol,
"it certainly wasn't one of the favorites" january 13th, on top of old smoky mac and cheese with green salad roll and jello
non specific food bourne illness, pretty sure it
nausa vomitting dizziness
several children had allergic systems
it seemed like a busload
one kid had to be held overnight
marcus, dickie
shady dale medical center
fourteen kids
valley students sick
and chills
age from 7 to 10
food poising symptoms, said emergency room phsyciicans at shady dale
margaret o'toole
dickie was a first grader should be released the 14th
scofield farms cheese
president lyle scofield, gave homless people fresh cheese
december 15, fire destroys cheese, $1 million dollars damage cheese melted everywhere, toxic smoke in the air
january 4, fire-tainted cheese; any of the cheese salvaged last month from the warehouse ' toxins in these amounts won't kill you, but they sure would mlake you sick, ' william newton health officer, causes nausea, vomiting
'all the containmated cheese was thrown out '
delivered to medina dump, 1 detritus way, 24 cases by W. Stuckey, driver Richard Marcus, jan. 6, plastic burning
president lyle scofield, 'i still have nightmares about it' the state condemned all the cheese, lucky for us , cartright insurance reimbursed cartwright
karnoxifen
maddoxa
stryozene, contaiminants deposited jan 6 check,
replaced expired cheese immediately with homeless
no cheese has been reported to the dump
exclusive distributer for the last 20 years, spokesperson dominique deneau, of olympus wholesalers
lee cartwright, insurance agent, the cheese was officially condemned
dated october 23 hercules salvage must clean it
hercules salvage
comptroller delilah grissom
lot #101
ken beckner sent it to the wholesale instead of the dump
dr. george pang er physician,
'i was the one that called the paper ' richard marcus
hercules salvage
wholesalers owns hercules salvage
elementary gets their cheese from olympus wholesalers
scofieled farms smokey cheddar lot 101
assignment:
Michelle Zenarosa, editor of voicewave
E-Portfolios Dan Olsen, Dr. Burnett, Dr. Paskin
Alex Petersen - now works for the Romney campaign
Eric Draper update - Mitt Romney
Dig Ideas:
candidate platforms
Leads:
Direct (summary lead)
Indirect (soft/feature)
Quote
Question (avoid; use sparingly)
Impact (emphasizes how and why, doesn't tell details; tells ready why he or she should care)
valley elem kids got sick and went to the hospital
kids ate toxic cheese
how did this happen?
margarette otol,
"it certainly wasn't one of the favorites" january 13th, on top of old smoky mac and cheese with green salad roll and jello
non specific food bourne illness, pretty sure it
nausa vomitting dizziness
several children had allergic systems
it seemed like a busload
one kid had to be held overnight
marcus, dickie
shady dale medical center
fourteen kids
valley students sick
and chills
age from 7 to 10
food poising symptoms, said emergency room phsyciicans at shady dale
margaret o'toole
dickie was a first grader should be released the 14th
scofield farms cheese
president lyle scofield, gave homless people fresh cheese
december 15, fire destroys cheese, $1 million dollars damage cheese melted everywhere, toxic smoke in the air
january 4, fire-tainted cheese; any of the cheese salvaged last month from the warehouse ' toxins in these amounts won't kill you, but they sure would mlake you sick, ' william newton health officer, causes nausea, vomiting
'all the containmated cheese was thrown out '
delivered to medina dump, 1 detritus way, 24 cases by W. Stuckey, driver Richard Marcus, jan. 6, plastic burning
president lyle scofield, 'i still have nightmares about it' the state condemned all the cheese, lucky for us , cartright insurance reimbursed cartwright
karnoxifen
maddoxa
stryozene, contaiminants deposited jan 6 check,
replaced expired cheese immediately with homeless
no cheese has been reported to the dump
exclusive distributer for the last 20 years, spokesperson dominique deneau, of olympus wholesalers
lee cartwright, insurance agent, the cheese was officially condemned
dated october 23 hercules salvage must clean it
hercules salvage
comptroller delilah grissom
lot #101
ken beckner sent it to the wholesale instead of the dump
dr. george pang er physician,
'i was the one that called the paper ' richard marcus
hercules salvage
wholesalers owns hercules salvage
elementary gets their cheese from olympus wholesalers
scofieled farms smokey cheddar lot 101
assignment:
Last
night fourteen kids were sent to the hospital due to toxic cheese served at
Valley Elementary School. The children were experiencing vomiting, nausea, and
chills. Thirteen of the kids were released the same day, Jan. 13, but Dickie
Marcus, a first grade student at Valley Elementary School stayed over night. The
main question of how the children became sick was how the toxic cheese got to
the cafeteria of the elementary school.
The cheese came from Scofield Farms Cheese Co., which is owned by Olympus Wholesalers. On Dec. 15, there was a massive fire, which destroyed a great amount of cheese at the company. There was over $1 million damage in melted cheese everywhere. The air around was toxic and tainted all other cheese in the building. Therefore, the cheese leftover had been condemned as tainted cheese. The contaminants present in the cheese were karnoxifen, maddoxa, and stryozene. “Toxins in these amounts won’t kill you, but they sure would make you sick,” said William Newton, health officer. Newton said symptoms include nausea and vomiting.
The tainted cheese was in lot #101 of Scofield Farms and was supposed to be taken to the dump on Jan. 6. Lyle Scofield, the president of Scofield Farms authorized the contaminated cheese to be thrown out to Median Dump. Hercules Salvage, a sister company of Olympus Wholesalers, was responsible for cleaning up the mess at Scofield Farms Cheese after the contaminated cheese had been delivered to the dump. Hercules Salvage had no record of cleaning Scofield Farms. Medina Dump also had no record of receiving any of the damaged cheese. Driver Richard Marcus, who works for Hercules Salvage, was instructed instead to deliver the cheese back to Olympus Wholesalers, which then led for the cheese to end up at Valley Elementary School.
This is not the first incident where Scofield has had an issue with contaminated cheese. Two years back they had accidentally distributed out expired cheese to the homeless, but immediately replaced it when they had realized the issue. This time the contamination was affecting children from ages seven to ten, leaving a first grade student, Dickie Marcus, overnight for treatment at Shady Dale Hospital. Luckily, Marcus was released on Jan. 14 and presently has no fatal issues.
The cheese came from Scofield Farms Cheese Co., which is owned by Olympus Wholesalers. On Dec. 15, there was a massive fire, which destroyed a great amount of cheese at the company. There was over $1 million damage in melted cheese everywhere. The air around was toxic and tainted all other cheese in the building. Therefore, the cheese leftover had been condemned as tainted cheese. The contaminants present in the cheese were karnoxifen, maddoxa, and stryozene. “Toxins in these amounts won’t kill you, but they sure would make you sick,” said William Newton, health officer. Newton said symptoms include nausea and vomiting.
The tainted cheese was in lot #101 of Scofield Farms and was supposed to be taken to the dump on Jan. 6. Lyle Scofield, the president of Scofield Farms authorized the contaminated cheese to be thrown out to Median Dump. Hercules Salvage, a sister company of Olympus Wholesalers, was responsible for cleaning up the mess at Scofield Farms Cheese after the contaminated cheese had been delivered to the dump. Hercules Salvage had no record of cleaning Scofield Farms. Medina Dump also had no record of receiving any of the damaged cheese. Driver Richard Marcus, who works for Hercules Salvage, was instructed instead to deliver the cheese back to Olympus Wholesalers, which then led for the cheese to end up at Valley Elementary School.
This is not the first incident where Scofield has had an issue with contaminated cheese. Two years back they had accidentally distributed out expired cheese to the homeless, but immediately replaced it when they had realized the issue. This time the contamination was affecting children from ages seven to ten, leaving a first grade student, Dickie Marcus, overnight for treatment at Shady Dale Hospital. Luckily, Marcus was released on Jan. 14 and presently has no fatal issues.
Wednesday, September 12, 2012
Jour 480 Week 3
"News is anything you know now, that you did not know fifteen minutes or fifteen seconds ago."
News judgment: the ability to determine which stories are most interesting and important to readers.
7 Elements of News:
1. Impact
2. Immediacy
3. Proximity
4. Prominence
5. Novelty
6. Conflict
7. Emotion
Assignment #1
1. A forensic team in Mexico is at a mass grave site, team of forensic experts is trying to determine who is in this mass grave to help some migrants have closure
2. US department of homeland security, multibillion dollar version of biowaitt system detecting biological attacks (not sure if it is needed or if it will work)
3. state of Colorado is a toss up state (battleground) at one time Obama was well ahead but not anymore
4. more and more doctors coming to trial for over prescribing medicines for their patients; DA says "Enough is enough, doctors are not above the law."
5. despite city regulations in SF, people are going around the city and planting fruit trees illegally
Assignment #2:
Stephanie Aguilar
journalism, comm
third year
20
i actually applied for ucsb, didn't get accepted, i wanted to be an english major there
i like writing.
Norwalk, La county, lived there whole life
Born in Bellflower
Thinking of getting into p.r.
Publics Relations Specialist
Press Release for a company
have a steady work
I plan on doing an internship with p.r.
Trying to maintain a 3.0, get a's and b's
considering grad school
going to concerts, shows, went to a punk show
drinking, go out, write poetry, sing
been writing since "I've been writing poetry and things like that but I've never written journalism [before]."
Sings acappella , looking for a guitarist/ukelele player/piano player
hikes every day, whittier turnbull, eaton canon, santa anita canon,
i used to run alot like five miles , "It was getting repetitive and kind of boring, it was more for aesthetics instead of for being healthy,"
"It clears your mind, I like going especially when I'm stresed out from school"
"it's like walking but more intense"
Into philosophy
Francis Bacon, his philosophical views, he grew up rich empowered lowerclass
into music
Fleetwood Mac, Stevie Nicks, woman empowering, talks about angst of women
"It got me through my first love, especially the song 'Dreams,'" said Stevie Nicks.
I also write lyrics and stuff like that
est. graduation in two years
spring 2014, or 15
lives at home
News judgment: the ability to determine which stories are most interesting and important to readers.
7 Elements of News:
1. Impact
2. Immediacy
3. Proximity
4. Prominence
5. Novelty
6. Conflict
7. Emotion
Assignment #1
1. A forensic team in Mexico is at a mass grave site, team of forensic experts is trying to determine who is in this mass grave to help some migrants have closure
2. US department of homeland security, multibillion dollar version of biowaitt system detecting biological attacks (not sure if it is needed or if it will work)
3. state of Colorado is a toss up state (battleground) at one time Obama was well ahead but not anymore
4. more and more doctors coming to trial for over prescribing medicines for their patients; DA says "Enough is enough, doctors are not above the law."
5. despite city regulations in SF, people are going around the city and planting fruit trees illegally
Assignment #2:
Stephanie Aguilar
journalism, comm
third year
20
i actually applied for ucsb, didn't get accepted, i wanted to be an english major there
i like writing.
Norwalk, La county, lived there whole life
Born in Bellflower
Thinking of getting into p.r.
Publics Relations Specialist
Press Release for a company
have a steady work
I plan on doing an internship with p.r.
Trying to maintain a 3.0, get a's and b's
considering grad school
going to concerts, shows, went to a punk show
drinking, go out, write poetry, sing
been writing since "I've been writing poetry and things like that but I've never written journalism [before]."
Sings acappella , looking for a guitarist/ukelele player/piano player
hikes every day, whittier turnbull, eaton canon, santa anita canon,
i used to run alot like five miles , "It was getting repetitive and kind of boring, it was more for aesthetics instead of for being healthy,"
"It clears your mind, I like going especially when I'm stresed out from school"
"it's like walking but more intense"
Into philosophy
Francis Bacon, his philosophical views, he grew up rich empowered lowerclass
into music
Fleetwood Mac, Stevie Nicks, woman empowering, talks about angst of women
"It got me through my first love, especially the song 'Dreams,'" said Stevie Nicks.
I also write lyrics and stuff like that
est. graduation in two years
spring 2014, or 15
lives at home
Tuesday, September 4, 2012
Econ 100 Week 2
HOMEWORK DUE THURSDAY 09/06:
Bring enrollment form for adding.
Economy in the News:
- Labor force participation
- Paul Ryan's speech
-- "Right now 23 million men and women are struggling to find work. Twenty-three million are unemployed or underemployed."
-- 12.8 million are actually unemployed
Social security system:
-- pay as you go-->the people who are working pay for those who are retired
-- Older people staying in the workforce longer benefits younger
BLS --> A-15 Alternative Measures of Unemployment (gray areas)
(http://www.bls.gov)
-- biggest number is the U-6 15%
-- definition of U-6:
U + persons "marginally attached" to the labor force + total employed part time for economic reasons =
(to be marginally attached meaning: neither working, nor looked for work in the last four weeks, but persons who are available and wanted a job)
PT-ers prefer to work FT but can't due to economy; PT is considered employed
-- 2.5 million "marginally attached" there is 0.8 million discouraged workers
--> so most people are not discouraged in the 15%
-- Ryan got his 23 million from the U-6 number = 15%
Types of Unemployment (3)
1. Frictional Unemployment
-- Those unemployed because it takes time for employees and employers to find each other.
-- "making a match between a worker and employer"
-- What is needed for a good match:
-- May - graduating college - hard to get a job
-- Always exists, generally a good thing
-- Permanent feature of the macroeconomy
-- It serves a purpose
-- It's usually fairly short-term unemployment
2. Cyclical Unemployment
-- Unusually high unemployment that occurs due to a recession
--> When the economy recovers to a more normal level of production, cyclical unemployment goes away
-- can be short term or long term
3. Structural Unemployment
-- Tends to be long-term
-- Results from a fundamental mismatch between job skills and job openings
-- Often caused by technological progress--> replacing workers with machines
-- Having a job skill in a declining industry: self check out, print media, mail
-- Solution: job retraining programs, education
-- At any given time, observed unemployment may consist of:
frictional + structural (+ possibly cyclical) = TOTAL = 12.8 million
Natural rate of unemployment ( U*): long run average level of unemployment = U* ~ 5%
[ Theoretical concept ]
GDP: Gross Domestic Product
-- Value of a nation's total production
-- Real V. Nominal GDP
-- Real: adjusted for inflation
-- Nominal: we sum the quantity of output produced x current market price for all goods and services that are produced in the economy
-- Real GDP - measure holds price constant
Nominal GPD - Real GDP
Year 1 100 - 100
Year 2 120 - 104
Year 3 140 - 103
Nominal GDP - determine if it's good or bad. When it goes up or down, could be either way, it depends on why it's going up.
Real GDP - Year 1 -->2 we produced more things so it's a good thing; Year 2-->3 bad we're making fewer products
* Economists prefer real GDP - tells us how production is changing
Real GDP <-> Real Output
Business cycle:
-- A pattern of expansion and contraction of real GDP
-- These cycles are endemic to market economies
| | - (Trend)
Real GDP | | -
| - |
| - |
| - |
|________|____________
Time (100 years)
* First dotted line (above time) represents expansion up until it hits peak, then downturn to the trough, then recovery up back to peak or past (goes up and down)
Bring enrollment form for adding.
Economy in the News:
- Labor force participation
- Paul Ryan's speech
-- "Right now 23 million men and women are struggling to find work. Twenty-three million are unemployed or underemployed."
-- 12.8 million are actually unemployed
Social security system:
-- pay as you go-->the people who are working pay for those who are retired
-- Older people staying in the workforce longer benefits younger
BLS --> A-15 Alternative Measures of Unemployment (gray areas)
(http://www.bls.gov)
-- biggest number is the U-6 15%
-- definition of U-6:
U + persons "marginally attached" to the labor force + total employed part time for economic reasons =
(to be marginally attached meaning: neither working, nor looked for work in the last four weeks, but persons who are available and wanted a job)
PT-ers prefer to work FT but can't due to economy; PT is considered employed
-- 2.5 million "marginally attached" there is 0.8 million discouraged workers
--> so most people are not discouraged in the 15%
-- Ryan got his 23 million from the U-6 number = 15%
Types of Unemployment (3)
1. Frictional Unemployment
-- Those unemployed because it takes time for employees and employers to find each other.
-- "making a match between a worker and employer"
-- What is needed for a good match:
-- May - graduating college - hard to get a job
-- Always exists, generally a good thing
-- Permanent feature of the macroeconomy
-- It serves a purpose
-- It's usually fairly short-term unemployment
2. Cyclical Unemployment
-- Unusually high unemployment that occurs due to a recession
--> When the economy recovers to a more normal level of production, cyclical unemployment goes away
-- can be short term or long term
3. Structural Unemployment
-- Tends to be long-term
-- Results from a fundamental mismatch between job skills and job openings
-- Often caused by technological progress--> replacing workers with machines
-- Having a job skill in a declining industry: self check out, print media, mail
-- Solution: job retraining programs, education
-- At any given time, observed unemployment may consist of:
frictional + structural (+ possibly cyclical) = TOTAL = 12.8 million
Natural rate of unemployment ( U*): long run average level of unemployment = U* ~ 5%
[ Theoretical concept ]
GDP: Gross Domestic Product
-- Value of a nation's total production
-- Real V. Nominal GDP
-- Real: adjusted for inflation
-- Nominal: we sum the quantity of output produced x current market price for all goods and services that are produced in the economy
-- Real GDP - measure holds price constant
Nominal GPD - Real GDP
Year 1 100 - 100
Year 2 120 - 104
Year 3 140 - 103
Nominal GDP - determine if it's good or bad. When it goes up or down, could be either way, it depends on why it's going up.
Real GDP - Year 1 -->2 we produced more things so it's a good thing; Year 2-->3 bad we're making fewer products
* Economists prefer real GDP - tells us how production is changing
Real GDP <-> Real Output
Business cycle:
-- A pattern of expansion and contraction of real GDP
-- These cycles are endemic to market economies
| | - (Trend)
Real GDP | | -
| - |
| - |
| - |
|________|____________
Time (100 years)
* First dotted line (above time) represents expansion up until it hits peak, then downturn to the trough, then recovery up back to peak or past (goes up and down)
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