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Q: How do I show timer on click of link? So if you notice I have created a link in the preview below. What I'm looking for is if someone clicks on the link. I want to replace the text for a 60 seconds timer, and once the 60 seconds are finished, the text and link should reappear, and the same process continues.
Can someone help?

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A: You can use javascript setInterval and then clearInterval for this.
Your code while using jQuery should look like this: (change the value of timer_output_initial to time in number of seconds you want)

    var display_timer_interval;
    var timer_output_initial = 5
    var timer_output = timer_output_initial;
    var initial_text = "";
    $("#timer_link").on("click",function(){
      var clicked_element = $(this);
      initial_text = clicked_element.html();
      display_timer_interval = setInterval(function(){
        display_time(clicked_element);
      }, 1000);
    });

    function display_time(element){
        timer_output = timer_output-1;
        if(timer_output === 0) {
          clearInterval(display_timer_interval);
          timer_output = timer_output_initial;
          element.html(initial_text);
        }else{
          $(element).html(timer_output);
        }
    }
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Summer League - Race Results 2022
Race Calendar Summer League Race Results 2022
Overall, following the fifth and final race at Teversal, Southwell Running Club's Veteran Men's Team were 7th out of 17 and the SRC Senior Women's Team were 7th out of 10 .
Out of 43 women who ran all five races, Molly Campbell was 24th.
Out of 76 men who ran all five races, Adam Carney was 20th, Steven Rice 28th, Simon Hughes 47th and Steven Tomlinson 63rd.
See individual race results from the links above.
The total number of runners in each of the races were:
Hexgreave 506, Holme Pierrepont 492, Wollaton 452, Worksop 385, Teversal 431.

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2022-2023 Training Program Descriptions
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Explaining COVID-19 to Children & Teens
Values-Based & Educational Activities To Do At Home
Early Childhood and COVID-19
Braving COVID-19: Suggestions for Youth with Selective Mutism
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Dr. Marie-Christine André
Dr. André is a licensed clinical psychologist at the Boston Child Study Center, where she provides evidence-based cognitive behavior therapy (CBT), dialectical behavior therapy (DBT), acceptance and commitment therapy (ACT), and Parent-Child Interaction Therapy (PCIT) for youth and families with anxiety, obsessive-compulsive, selective mutism, mood, and attention disorders. In addition, Dr. André is fluent in English, French, Spanish, and Haitian Creole and has experience in providing culturally-sensitive interventions for individuals and their families.
Dr. André graduated with honors from Williams College where she received a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology and Spanish. After two years of doing research with children and young adults with neurodevelopmental disorders at Boston University, she remained in Boston to pursue her graduate training at Suffolk University where she earned her Doctorate in Clinical Psychology. Throughout graduate school, Dr. André received extensive clinical training at McLean Hospital Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder Institute, Boston University Center for Anxiety and Related Disorders (CARD), Edith Nourse Rogers Memorial Veterans Hospital, ABCD Head Start, and Neuropsychology and Education Services for Children and Adolescents (NESCA). She also conducted clinical work at a community health center in Quito, Ecuador through the Ecuador Professional Preparation Program.
Dr. André completed her predoctoral internship at Boston Children's Hospital/Harvard Medical School, where she rotated in the emergency department, the psychiatry outpatient clinic, the neuropsychology department, the atopic dermatitis center, and the psychiatry consultation service. Her primary placements were in the outpatient clinic, where she provided individual therapy to children and adolescents in English and Spanish, and in the psychiatry consultation service where she conducted psychiatric evaluations and brief interventions for children, adolescents, and young adults with a range of medical and psychiatric conditions. She completed her postdoctoral fellowship at BCSC, where she received intensive training in CBT, DBT, PCIT as well as evidence-based interventions for selective mutism.
Dr. André is co-leader for the socio-emotional learning group for young children and the DBT skills training group for middle-schoolers. She is also an active member of BCSC's selective mutism team and she attends the SMA and PCIT conferences regularly.
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Are Aerated Concrete Blocks Good?
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These blocks are typically gray, although they may also be found in other hues, such as tan and dark red. Here are a few of the possibilities you have.
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Are All Concrete Blocks The Same?
Yes, all concrete blocks are typically made from concrete. However, there are two primary types of concrete blocks – hollow and solid.
Hollow blocks are made from concrete filled with air or other gases. This makes the block lighter and easier to handle, but it also means that the block is less solid. Hollow blocks are typically used during the construction of walls but can also be used for other purposes.
Solid blocks are made from fully solid concrete. This means that the block is more solid and likely to last longer. Solid blocks, such as floors and walls, are typically used for more permanent purposes, such as buildings and foundations.
How Are The Concrete Blocks Manufactured And Laid In The Wall?
What Articulated Concrete Blocks?
What Is the Durability Of Concrete? Concrete's durability refers to its ability to withstand various destructive forces, such as weathering, chemical attacks, and abrasions, while maintaining its desired structural properties. The specific requirements for durability will vary depending on the intended use and exposure environment of the concrete, with concrete intended for outdoor use in […]
What Is Flexural Strength Of Concrete?
What Is Flexural Strength Of Concrete? Flexural strength is a measure of the ability of concrete to withstand bending without breaking. It is determined by testing 6 x 6 inch concrete beams using either third-point or center-point loading methods, as defined by ASTM C 78 or ASTM C 293, respectively. The resulting value is expressed […]


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Trina Solar is one of the world's largest manufacturers of solar panels, producing close to four gigawatts of solar panels annually and shipping to more than 30 countries around the globe. Founded in 1997 and listed on the New York Stock Exchange in 2006, Trina Solar claimed the world record for power output in 2011, 2012 and 2014.
The company is considered both a pioneer and an innovator in the solar power industry.
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No other city on Earth goes through the vibrant transformation that New York goes through on Saint Patrick's Day. The biggest celebration for the patron saint of Ireland is organized on Manhattan's 5th avenue from 44th Street in Midtown, running up to 79th St. in the Upper East Side. Over 150, 000 will march up …
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On this the 15th day of March, back in 1965, the first T.G.I Friday's restaurant opened in New York City. The name stands for "Thank God It's Friday", although as of 2010 some television commercials for the chain have also made use of the alternative phrase, "Thank Goodness It's Friday." The chain is known for its appearance, …


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Today Juliana created this adorable holiday card by combing two holiday sets together. She used that cute Santa kitty from our Santa Paws Newton Stamp Set and the adorable pups from the Happy Howl-idays Stamp Set to create a fun scene! She also added in a fun little pile of gifts from the Loveable Llamas Stamp Set. She colored all the images using copic markers and then cut them out using the coordinating die sets (Happy Howl-idays Die Set, Santa Paws Newton Stamp Set, and Loveable Llamas Die Set), She kept the card base simple, adding a fun postage edged border using our Framework Die Set.
Do you think the pups are on the naughty or nice list? To see more details on her project and say hello to Juliana today, visit her blog, 17 Turtles!
Looks so sweet and cool!
Adding Newton along with the Howl-idays set was a fun idea.


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September 11th, 1931 — September 12th, 1931
Rhoda Felgate
Music played by Wilston State School Orchestra
Bob Risson
Frank O'Sullivan
Jum Pendleton
Tom Stephens
Jim Felgate
Gwen Harrison
Gwen Campbell
Patricia Trace
Babette Ferguson
Neville Shaw
You Never Can Tell by George Bernard Shaw (1931)
Repertory productions of the more demanding plays met with mixed success. However The Telegraph's theatre critic greeted Shaw's comedy You Never Can Tell directed by Rhoda Felgate in 1931 as a "Repertory Success":
In the first ten minutes of this show it was clear that it would 'go' and it looked improbable that there would be any amateurish work perpetuated – such as too often creeps into repertory performances, which pursuing art for arts sake, so to speak, are not bound by the commercial necessity of conforming to a standard. (The Telegraph, September 12, 1931)
Babette Fergusson (later Stephens) in the lead role of Gloria was singled out for special praise: "She has a voice positively alluring in its modulation and control. She gave easily the finest interpretation of Shaw in the whole company – which is saying much". Felgate was congratulated on her achievement – "Her judgment, her sense of stagecraft and the fruits of her coaching were everywhere apparent" (ibid.).


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From Steve Pond at The Wrap:Although "Avatar" won awards for Visual Effects, Art Direction and Cinematography, "Locker" was clearly the film of the night. It seemed clear that the Academy liked the little movie better than the big one.
How did the $21 million (and that's worldwide) "Hurt Locker" do it?
1. It had a release date that allowed the film to stand out.
2. For months, it remained in the comfortable position of a longshot, not a frontrunner.
3. As other movies fell away, it was primed to move up.
4. The critics took the lead.
5. It established itself as the prime alternative to the populist sentiment of the season.
6. It had an irresistible storyline. The battle of the exes? The first woman to win Best Director? Nobody could turn away from those narratives.


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Q: Chrome randomly scrolling to middle/lower part of page on load I cannot reproduce this on any browser other than google chrome. Randomly when loading a page it will scroll to 50-75% down the page when it loads it.
There is no JS triggering this.
Worse it is not consistent. Happens most of the time I open the page in a new tag. Happens some of the time when I change urls. Happens very few times on page refresh.
I don't even know how to approach debugging this sort of issue. Has anyone experienced it before? Knows workarounds? Possible causes?
It is definitely not the "scrolls to iframe" problem because I eliminated all iframes/frames.
ALSO I disabled all extensions. And it still kept happening.
Edit: Disabling javascript had no effect on this behavior.

A: Looks like the problem was an autofocus element inside a hidden form. Chrome decided that this translates to "sometimes scroll to the middle"

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Wolf Cub Village (Chinese Diary of a Madman) is a 1994 Chinese-language chamber opera in four scenes by Guo Wenjing to a libretto by Zeng Li after Lu Xun's story "Diary of a Madman".

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Chinese western-style operas
1994 operas
Operas
Operas by Guo Wenjing
Operas set in China
Chamber operas
Operas based on literature
Adaptations of works by Lu Xun

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The Bemrose Privacy Notice
Bemrose > The Bemrose Privacy Notice
This Privacy Notice is sent by schools in the Autumn Term of each year and provides information about the processing of pupils" personal data.
The Bemrose School processes personal data about its pupils and is a "data controller" in respect of this for the purposes of the Data Protection Act 1998. It processes this data to:
Support its pupils"teaching and learning"
Monitor and report on their progress
Provide appropriate pastoral care
Support a young person in their transition to a post 16 provider of education or training
Assess how well the school as a whole is doing.
This data includes contact details, national curriculum assessment results, attendance information, characteristics such as ethnic group, special educational needs and any relevant medical information.
This data may only be used or passed on for specific purposes allowed by law. From time to time the school is required to pass on some of this data to local authorities (LA), the Department for Education (DfE), and to agencies that are prescribed in law, such Ofsted, the Education Funding Agency (EFA), the Department of Health (DH), Primary Care Trusts (PCT), and the Skills Funding Agency (SFA) that require access to data for the Learner Records Service. All these are data controllers in respect of the data they receive and are subject to the same legal constraints by law in how they deal with the data.
The Local Authority (LA) uses information about children for whom it provides services, to enable it to carry out specific functions for which it is responsible, such as the assessment of any special educational needs the child may have. It also uses the information to derive statistics to inform decisions on (for example) the funding of schools, and to assess the performance of schools and set targets for them.
On the 1st April 2011 Connexions (13-19 age group advice service) was fully integrated into Derby City Council, and as such one organisation in terms of information sharing and protocols. Below details are provided as to how Derby City Council will share it" data with partner organisations to assist in providing children and young people with the best start in life and to provide information that will assist in informing good choices through transition to adulthood.
Raising of the Participation Age
The law is changing from the summer of 2013 so that 16 year olds will need to participate in education or training to the end of the academic year in which they are 17, and for 17 year olds to their 18th birthday from Summer 2015.
Any provider or education or training must by law inform the Local Authority (LA) of any young person who "drops out" from post 16 education or training from their institution. It is the duty of the LA to promote the effective participation in education or training of all 16 and 17 year olds resident in their area; and make arrangements to identify young people resident in their area who are not participating. If at any point a when a young person, by law, should be participating and they are either not in education, employment or training (NEET) or it is not known what they are doing, the LA will pass on the young persons details to providers of education, training or support who will be able to assist the young person to participate.
Information will only be shared when it allows the young person to fulfil their statutory duty to participate.
Post 16 Providers attended by Derby Learners
The school will share demographics and personal characteristics of a young person with post 16 providers who are a progression route for Derby learners. These providers may be able to offer choices to the young person which could improve their life chances and enable them to make a positive contribution. The information will also be shared as part of the September Guarantee Process which is a statutory obligation for Children Services to ensure that all young people are offered appropriate learning opportunities.
However, parents, or the pupils themselves if aged 16 or over, can ask that no information beyond name and address (for pupils and parents) be passed on to Post 16 providers. If as a parent, or as a pupil aged 16 or over, you wish to opt-out and do not want Post 16 providers to receive from the school information beyond name and address, then please contact your school: The Bemrose School and Sixth Form, Uttoxeter New Road, Derby, DE22 3HU
The processing of pupils"personal data by the other organisations is outlined below:
Ofsted uses information about the progress and performance of Children to help inspectors evaluate the work of schools, to assist schools in their self-evaluation, and as part of Ofsted"s assessment of the effectiveness of education initiatives and policy. Ofsted also uses information about the views of children and young people, to inform children"s services inspections in local authority areas. Inspection reports do not identify individual Children.
www.ofsted.gov.uk
Aviation House, 125 Kingsway, London WC2B 6SE;
The Skills Funding Agency uses information about Children aged 14 and over (or enrolling for post-14 qualifications) for statistical purposes in order to evaluate and develop education policy and monitor the performance of the education service as a whole. Further information on how this data is used may be found Skills Funding Agency website.
The Chief Executive of Skills Funding also administers the Learning Records Service (previously known as the Managing Information Across Partners Programme) which uses a minimum set of personal data to:
Issue and maintain a Unique Learner Number (ULN) for children of 14 years and over and for those registering for post-14 qualifications
Create and offer a Personal Learning Record (PLR)
Enable advice and guidance to be offered to the learner (for example, helping to choose the right course)
Facilitate the processing of qualification awards by approved awarding organisations.
Approved organisations (including other schools) will be allowed to access the limited set of personal data. More information on the Personal Learning Record, Unique Learner Number, Learner Plan and Qualification Credit Framework is available on the Learning Records Service website. This sharing of data reduces the need for learners having to supply the same information repeatedly to different organisations and significantly reduces the risk of inaccurate information being held about them. Details of how an individual may opt-out of sharing achievement data in their
Personal Learning Record with these organisations are also available from the Learning Records Service.
http://skillsfundingagency.bis.gov.uk/
Cheylesmore House, Quinton Road, Coventry, Warwickshire CV1 2WT
The Department of Health uses anonymised information about Children" height and weight collected in primary and middle schools as part of the National Child Measurement Programme to inform, influence and improve health policy. The Department of Health also provides aggregate PCT-level data to the Care Quality Commission for performance assessment of the health service.
www.dh.gov.uk
Skipton House 80 London Road London SE1 6LH;
The Department for Education (DfE) uses information about Children for research and statistical purposes in order to inform, influence and improve education policy and to monitor the performance of the education service as a whole. Child level information may be matched with other data sources that DfE holds in order to model and monitor their educational progression and to provide comprehensive information back to local authorities (LAs) and learning institutions to support their day-to-day business. DfE may also use contact details from these sources to obtain samples for statistical surveys which may be carried out by research agencies working under contract to DfE. Participation in such surveys is usually voluntary. DfE may also match data from these sources to data obtained from statistical surveys.
Child level data may also be shared with other Government departments and agencies (including the Office for National Statistics) for staistical or research purposes only. In all these cases, the matching will require that individualised data is used in the processing operation but that data will not be processed in such a way that it supports measures or decisions relating to particular individuals or identifies individuals in any results. This data sharing will be approved and controlled by the Department's Chief Statistician.
DfE may also disclose individual Child information to independent researchers into the educational achievements of Children who have a legitimate need for it for their research, but each case will be determined on its merits and subject to the approval of the Department's Chief Statistician. DfE's powers to pass data to researchers are derived from The Education (Individual Child Information) (Prescribed Persons) (England) Regulations. These regulations restrict the researchers who may receive data to 'persons conducting research into the educational achievements of Children and who require individual Child information for that purpose'.
DfE is the Data Controller for the purposes of the Data Protection Act. Further information is available about the third party organisations to which DfE also passes Child datas the law allows.
Children, as data subjects, have certain rights under the Data Protection Act, including a general right of access to personal data held on them. Their parents exercise this right on their behalf if they are too young (under 12) to do so themselves. If you wish to access the personal data which DfE holds about your child, then please contact the Department
Public Communications Unit
Sanctuary Buildings
Great Smith Street
SW1P 3BT
Website: www.education.gov.uk
Email: info@education.gsi.gov.uk
Further information or queries
If you have any queries or are concerned in relation to data sharing, you can contact the Council's Information Governance Manager by email or telephone:
Email – Alison.moss@derby.gov.uk
Telephone – 01332 643232
Information provided by the school to a post 16 provider is intended to help over come barriers to participation and help the young person to access the appropriate support in their transition from Y11 to Post 16 education or training.
However, parents, or the pupils themselves if aged 16 or over, can ask that no information beyond name and address (for pupils and parents) be passed on to Post 16 providers. If as a parent, or as a pupil aged 16 or over, you wish to opt-out and do not want Post 16 providers to receive from the school information beyond name and address, then please contact your school.
The information which will be shared is detailed below:
Young person's full name
Unique Learner Number / Unique Pupil Number
Full address, including postcode
Academic attainment
Looked After/In Care
Caring for own child
Refugee/Asylum Seeker
Carer not own child
Pregnancy / father to be
Teenage Parent
Learning Difficulties and/or Disabilities
Behavioural, Emotional and Social Difficulties
Attendance data
Exclusion data
Pre-16 Early Intervention database rating
Has been or is receiving support via the Team Around the School (Lead Professional, Common Assessment Framework (CAF), Team Around the Child (TAC))*
*This information will only be disclosed if the young person has given consent through the CAF process
Data sharing between local authorities and Post 16 providers
1. The legislation local authorities should take into account when considering local information sharing arrangements for the implementation of RPA for 16 and 17 year-olds. The two relevant legislative provisions for data sharing are sections 68 and 77 of the Education and Skills Act 2008. These are set out in Annex 3. Section 77 allows a local authority to supply information about young people to an organisation that is providing services under section 68.
2. The Department for Education considers that by putting in place a written agreement on how they will work with the providers, local authorities will be entering into arrangements with those providers for the provision of section 68 services. This allows the local authority to provide details of eligible young people to the providers in their area. It would also allow the local authority to confirm the status of young people who have been identified independently by the provider.
3. In keeping with normal practice, both providers and local authorities will want to ensure that the use of young peoples"data is consistent with their Data Controller registrations and privacy notices prior to sharing data.
4. In addition local authorities and providers must comply with the Data Protection Act, applying the normal data protection principles that relate to processing personal data. Explicit consent to share is not essential provided that "the processing is necessary for compliance with any legal obligation" (i.e. the section 68 duty). Again both parties should satisfy themselves that they are compliant. The Information Commissioner" Office data sharing code of practice should help in this regard. Local authorities may also want to consider updating their consent forms with details of relevant organisations involved.
Legislative provision governing data sharing by a local authority
1. Section 68 of the Education and Skills Act 2008 (Support Services: Provision by local education authorities), states that:
(1) A local education authority in England must make available to young persons and relevant young adults for whom it is responsible such services as it considers appropriate to encourage, enable or assist the effective participation of those persons in education or training.
(2) Subsection (1) is subject to any direction given by the Secretary of State under section 69.
(3) For the purposes of this section and section 69, a local education authority makes services available if it:
(a) provides them, or
(b) makes arrangements with another local education authority or another person for their provision.
2. Section 77 of the Education and Skills Act 2008 (Supply of information by public bodies), states that:
(1) Any of the persons or bodies mentioned in subsection (2) may supply information about a young person or relevant young adult to any person or body involved in the provision of services in pursuance of section 68 or 70(1)(b) for the purpose of the provision of those services.
(2) Those persons and bodies are:
(a) a local authority,
(b) the Secretary of State (includes the Education Funding Agency),
(c) a Primary Care Trust,
(d) a Strategic Health Authority,
(e) a chief officer of police,
(f) a provider of probation services
(g) a local probation board, and
(h) a youth offending team.


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The Bamara Lion
Satin crystal
Property of Lalique SA
It was on her return from a trip to Africa that Marie-Claude Lalique enlarged the family bestiary with animals such as the lion and the panther. Bamara is the name of a town in the Central African Republic, and means lion in sango, the main language spoken in the country. Bamara ghia tè asa kuè means: the lion is the king of beasts.
The original was made of colourless crystal, but black and amber versions of the Bamara lion were produced later on.
Marie-Claude Lalique used the lion motif in other works, such as the Three Lionesses table (1992) and the Kora wall lights (1993). The king of beasts has lost nothing of his dazzling magic: in 2018, Lalique produced Lions, a sculpture that uses the lost wax technique, featuring a lion with his lioness and two cubs.
By the way: Marie-Claude Lalique launched the first Lalique perfumes in 1990. Did you know that a Lalique fragrance for men, The Lion, was introduced in 1997?


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NCAA-D1 Texas Wrestler's making the Championship Tournament
Posted on March 14, 2018 in College, featured // 0 Comments
This year is a down year for our D1 wrestlers with only 4 Texas wrestlers making the big dance. Next year with wrestlers coming off red shirt seasons and more potential wrestlers as freshman making noise we hope to reach double digits for next season. We did a small break down of the 4 wrestlers who made the NCAA Championships and ask 3 questions to each.
1)What has Texas wrestling done for you?
2)how was the transition from HS to D1?
3) What advice do you have for inspiring collegiate Texas Wrestlers?
133-Jack Mueller of Virginia University a product of Trinity Christian Academy got a #10 seed again this year. Last season at the 2017 NCAA D1 tournament Mueller with his #10 seed @ 125lb beat the #7 and #2 seeds to make the semi finals where he took his first loss of the tournament and then injury defaulted to 6th place. Mueller as a freshman was the 1st freshman to earn All American honors in Virginia program history. Mueller was a 4x National Prep Champ in his High School career over 4 different weight classes and also winning MOW.
1..Id say Texas wrestling had supported me through my career because I truly believe we are all a big family down in Dallas especially but all over the state.
2. It was a hard one but one that I dreamed of all my life, so since I was living my dream it was all easy.
3. Life is hard. Get over it put your head down and keep working hard.
157-Kennedy Monday University North of Carolina from Arlington Martin High School comes into the tournament for the 1st time after placing 3rd at the ACC tournament which qualified him for the NCAA-D1 tournament. Monday in his redshirt season last year won the National Collegiate Open for North Carolina . Monday is unseeded even though he has wins over other All American wrestlers this season and will be tested immediately as he will face the #2 seed the very first match. Monday was a 2x state champ and MOW for Arlington Martin.
Texas wrestling has grown me into the wrestler I am today. I grew up wrestling in the state of Texas ever since I started
The transition from high school wrestling to college definitely takes some getting used to. The hand fighting is not fun in college.
Always believe in yourself and your abilities! It may be difficult at first, but you will get through it! Trust the process.
165-Quentin Perez of Campbell University from Arlington High School. Perez is a junior this year at Campbell University being coached by arguably one of the best wrestlers ever Head Coach Cary Kolat. Perez didn't qualify for the NCAA tournament his freshman year, he did qualify last season as a sophomore but went 0-2 at the tournament. This season Perez makes the tournament again and will face the #6 seed the 1st match. Perez was a 2x state champ and an MOW for Arlington HS.
Texas wrestling has shown support when I was in high school by allowing me to train with the best wrestlers in the state even though we did not go to the same school. The coaches in the Texas wrestling community also helped me grow as a wrestler even if I wasn't one of their wrestlers. They also supported when I got to college.
The transition to Division 1 was tough at first because the practices were ran harder and at a faster pace, everyone in the room is tough so you never get an easy go. The whole first year for me was getting used to the level of intensity everyone brought.
To wrestlers looking to wrestle in college I would recommend getting used to drilling at a fast pace. This was something I wasn't exactly used too when going into college. Another thing is to always find new partners while in high school by traveling to places where good wrestlers are and trying to get the best looks. One of the more important things for a Texas wrestler is to get as much national exposure as possible. Even if a kid can only get to one national tournament a year it is important to train seriously for the event to get college coaches to recognize them.
184-Bo Nickal of Penn State University from Allen High School is a Junior this year and unless you've been under a rock everyone knows he is the reigning National Champion. Nickal has been to the finals every year except his redshirt freshman year and is 1-1 in the national finals. Nickal is the #1 seed this year and expected to win it again this year. Nickal is arguably the best wrestler to ever come out of Texas thus far into the college level with the achievements accomplished so far. Nickal is a 4x finalist and 3x state champ and MOW for Allen
1. Wrestling in Texas gave me opportunities not only to wrestle across State but also across the Nation. I traveled with Team Texas to cadet & junior Duals as well as Fargo Nationals.
2. It was a learning process and I had to be patient. Taking a redshirt wasn't easy as I was used to competing every week in HS. I learned the importance of training and being 100% ready every time I stepped on the mat.
3. Make sure you commit yourself to being the best wrestler you can be, take advantage of the training opportunities and competitions during the off-season. Challenge yourself and don't be afraid to compete against the best.
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A Flâneur is Born
4ème arrondissement, Alésia, Art, Belleville, Boulangerie, Café de l'Industrie, Carrousel du Louvre, flâneur, FNAC, France, Haussmann building, Le Verre Siffleur, Louvre, Marais, meals, Musee d'Orsay, Paris, Sherard, Uniqlo
Wednesday was Sherard's last day in Paris so we were thrilled the night before to see that the Louvre would reopen! We got up early — for us — and arrived shortly after it opened. Unfortunately, there was already a huge, raucous line. I searched online for a way to jump the queue, and was pleased to discover that the same strategy I had used other years for the Musée D'Orsay also works for the Louvre. In both cases the bottleneck is the security line, but both museums have a much shorter security line for people who already have tickets. You can buy tickets ahead of time on line or at FNAC or many tabacs, but if you wait until the last minute there's a tabac that sells Louvre tickets right in the underground Carrousel du Louvre where we were waiting. The express security line for people with tickets is up at the glass pyramid so once you have your tickets you go there and sail past the normal security line. I was proud of having worked this dodge but I could see that Sherard was still repelled by the mob scene. I asked which galleries interested him most and when he left it to me I led him to the Mona Lisa, which I assumed he would want to see, even though it attracts the worst sort of paparazzi crowd. After that I spied a few paintings I liked but I could see that Sherard was still not into the experience.
Portrait of a Man Holding a Statuette by Bronzino, Florence, 1503 – id. 1572
Over morning coffee Sherard and I had a heart to heart talk. The upshot was that all he really wanted that day was to buy two items he had seen on earlier walks: (1) a rug he had admired during our walk through the Belleville and Couronnes neighborhoods and (2) a small painting he had liked at a gallery in the Marais. I was proud of Sherard for asserting what he really wanted in the face of the conventional expectation that one has to see the Louvre!
We got the hell out of there and headed east. The problem was that neither of us remembered exactly where he had seen the rug, so we retraced our steps: up rue de Belleville, then over to the Parc de Belleville and back down from there. Along the way we saw several pieces of street art that Sherard liked way more than anything he had seen at the musty old Louvre.
Street art in Belleville
[Click here to download an enormous pano of the piece above.]
Just as we were about to give up on the rug, back at the Boulevard de Belleville, I noticed some Muslim stores on rue Jean-Pierre Timbaud, and sure enough, there was the rug! Sherard bought it for a song, and the first of our missions was accomplished.
After lunch at the Café de l'Industrie — a sentimental favorite from my first year — we headed over to the Marais.
Sherard's lunch at Café de l'Industrie
There was a moment of anxiety at the gallery when the painting Sherard liked was no longer on display! But after he asked at the counter the clerk brought out many similar pieces and Sherard left as the happy owner of a colorful semi-abstract portrait. Both missions accomplished, we happily strolled home through the Marais.
Uniqlo store in the Marais, in a former foundry
Sherard suggested that we eat dinner in a completely non-touristy neighborhood we had not yet visited. I took a deep breath and proposed Alésia, a typical if unexciting neighborhood in the 14ème arrondissement. I had no specific place in mind so we simply explored. Needless to say, this warmed the cockles of my flâneur heart!
Lovely Haussmann building in the 14ème arrondissement, near métro Alésia
Boulangerie in the 14ème arrondissement, near métro Alésia
The restaurant we settled on, Le Verre Siffleur, turned out to be friendly and rather stylish as well as offering a good meal at a reasonable price.
Bob's dinner at Le Verre Siffleur, in the 14ème arrondissement
Among our pleasant conversations there was one with a young man from Dijon who gave me his number and invited me to visit his city for a few days. Sherard noted that something similar had happened with an artist earlier in his visit, and asked me whether this sort of thing occurs to me often. I responded, "Only in Paris!"
We ended the evening, comme d'habitude, with cocktails at Experimental Cocktail Club. The bartender was charmed when we mentioned our afternoon in Belleville, which she "adores." But when we mentioned our excursion to Alésia she said, with a visible shudder, that she "never crosses the river." Just like crossing the Charles River between Boston and Cambridge!
Mot du jour: « comme d'habitude », "as usual".


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Clubkultour
Guides for Berlin´s Club History
The cultural scientist Eberhard Elfert knows the Berlin club scene from the past and today like the back of his hand. For this reason, he leads interested tourists and locals on three different bike tours to the legendary clubs of the capital, showing the change, which goes along with the club hike.
Club der Visionäre
Along with the voice of the night scene, the Club Commission, the historian Elfert founded Klubkultour earlier this year. This is to show how closely history, urban development and musical culture lie down together in the capital. There are three club tours to show where the scene hangs out these days, how the old sites developed and how the club culture in Berlin has established an international flair in between easy-jet-party tourism and Berghain.
The first tour called "Berlin club culture from 1990 to the present" (Saturdays at 14 o'clock on the Leipzig/corner Wilhelmstrasse) leads from Potsdamer Platz to Kreuzberg. Here the history and development of club culture is described and it is shown how many clubs (Tresor, E-Werk, Exit or Ostgut) had settled in the border area.
The second tour "Club culture between Underground, Easyjet and architectural icons" (Saturdays at 14 o'clock, Sredzkistraße, entrance Kulturbrauerei) takes the cyclists from Prenzlauer Berg to the center. During this tour, gentrification on the example of Prenzlauer Berg becomes clear. It also shows how and to which extent the locations of musical culture have changed in the course of 25 years.
Who in turn would like to know where one currently celebrates straight forward in Berlin, should take a closer look at the third tour "Celebrating straight forward - The alternative to any pub crawl". The meeting point is at the Moritzplatz in front of the construction home, Saturdays at 22 o'clock. The route leads from Kreuzberg to Friedrichshain, shows the migration of clubs, and leads to the new locations, such as the Berghain or Kater Blau.
The tickets for a tour make 13 Euro, reduced 11 Euro. However, one needs to bring one's own bicycle.
When Eberhard Elfert travels his tours, he is a cultural historian. Only sometimes he slips in his exciting stories and mentions a "We". For him it is especially important that a cultural memory of the city with electronically produced music is recognized by his tours. A great thing that we can highly recommend!
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Ricardo Villalobos is one of the rulers in the Techno scene. His schedule is packed with gigs all over the world. Just in May this year, he could be admired in the documentary "Thinking of Germany at night". We introduce the native Chilean.
Highlights of the Musikmesse Frankfurt
This year's Musikmesse in Frankfurt am Main will open its doors again from 5th to 8th April 2017. While the classical music fair will take place on the west side of the exhibition grounds, the Prolight + Sound Fair will be held on the eastern site from 4th April 2017 onwards. Today, we introduce you to the highlights out of the section DJ equipment and DJ controller.
Terence Fixmer is one of the greatest characters of the techno scene. Here the Frenchman did not reach his popularity over excessive promotion or mainstream tracks. He always stayed in the Underground scene and reached worldwide Techno fame this way.


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Dance has been a part of Mistral's life for over 20 years. She grew up on ballet, receiving formal training in both Cecchetti and Vaganova styles. Mistral continued her dance education at SUNY Purchase College at their internationally recognized Dance Conservatory. Mistral has been living and working as a freelancing modern concert dancer and aerialist out of New York City ever since.
She has had the pleasure of working with Pilobolus both in the US and abroad, and with New York based companies such as Company Stefanie Batten Bland, Alison Chase Performance, Manuel Vignoulle, and Jordan Morley/Little Riot. There is nothing more satisfying than self-expression through movement, and Mistral feels so fortunate to have taken this path and experienced all that the dance world has to offer.


The Cambridge Philharmonic Society will be playing a selection of tunes from a number of Walt Disney Films on Sunday 18 January 2009 at The Cambridge Corn Exchange.
Music has always been at the heart of Disney's films and in this fabulous programme we hear some of the greatest. The orchestra is joined by Cambridge Phil favourite, actor David Timson, who will take us on a musical journey around the world with the help of Mary Poppins, The Lion King, Aladdin, The Little Mermaid, Hercules and many, many more! With all this and images projected on a big screen, this UK premiere will be a night to remember!


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This blog discusses the features of Flora Fountain as an upcoming residential project in the city. Touching upon its developers, Alcove Realty, this write-up explains why it is the most appropriate choice of residence in Kolkata.
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The 2019–20 Ukrainian Basketball SuperLeague was the 2019–20 edition of the Ukrainian top-tier basketball championship. Khimik were the defending champions.

This season will mark the debut season of Prometey Kamianske and Kharkivski Sokoly.

On 13 March 2020, the season was ended prematurely due to the coronavirus pandemic, with Dnipro named champions and Kyiv-Basket as runner-up.

Teams

On 13 August 2019, the Basketball Federation of Ukraine (FBU) announced that nine teams will participate in this SuperLeague season, including two newcomers. Prometey Kamianske was promoted as champions of the Ukrainian Higher League. Kharkivski Sokoly entered the league as replacement for BC Politekhnik, which could not give the financial guarantees needed and left the league after three seasons.

Squads

BC Dnipro

Kharkivski Sokoly

SC Prometey

BC Khimik

Kyiv-Basket

MBC Mykolaiv

BC Zaporizhya

Regular season

Standings

Results

Ukrainian clubs in European competitions

References

External links
Official Ukrainian Basketball Federation website

Ukrainian Basketball SuperLeague seasons
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DiGiacomo Group > Latest News > Monat Global Relocates Headquarters To A Flex Office And Distribution Center In Doral
10000 nw 25 street, cushman & wakefield, distribution center, doral headquarters, flex office, industrial space, miami airport west market, monat global corp, ubs financial servicesPosted by ADMIN on 08/29/22
Monat Global Relocates Headquarters To A Flex Office And Distribution Center In Doral
Monat Global, a health care, skin care and wellness product seller, recently moved its headquarters into 54,000 square feet in Doral.
Monat Global officially relocated Monday to 10000 N.W. 15th Terrace, a flex office and distribution center that totals 201,827 square feet. It's 3.5 miles away from its former headquarters at 3470 N.W. 82nd Ave. in Doral.
Monat Global's new headquarters will have 384 employees across departments such as sales and marketing, legal, customer service and manufacturing.
Monat Global is a subsidiary of Doral-based Alcora Corp. The Urdaneta family started Monat Global in 2014. By 2019, Monat Global was listed by the Business Journal as one of South Florida's fastest-growing companies.
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Services for Klein's founder held
Services were to be held Monday in Forest Hill, Md. for Ralph L. Klein, founder of the nine-store Klein's ShopRite of Maryland chain.
Klein, noted for his influence in business and philanthropy in Harford County, Md., passed away Nov. 22 at age 88, according to an obituary.
Klein was born in 1926 in Fallston, Md., in the same building where his father Maurice ran a general merchandise store. Following service for the U.S. Army in World War II and a business degree from the University of Maryland, Ralph went into business with his father. Ralph Klein's three sons, Andrew, Michael and Howard, would also become partners in the business which grew to nine supermarkets in the Baltimore area. In 2009, the business joined the Wakefern Food Corp. cooperative.
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Carl Smith and Dave Jones: for proving that indeed, there's always a bigger fish.
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Before anything here is how the population of Romania looks like in the last 12 years.
And this is how the main projections stand when compared with a basic linear regression that I ran on the existing demographic data.


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Current Page: Faculty Review: D. Review for Auxiliary Faculty Promotion
D. Review for Auxiliary Faculty Promotion
The following policies govern the review of auxiliary faculty for promotion (revised on September 28, 2011).
1. Candidate, Department Chair, and Ad Hoc Committee Responsibilities
The Auxiliary Faculty member requesting promotion should inform the department chair in writing before the last day of October.
By November 15, the Department Chair shall notify the faculty, by letter, of the upcoming Auxiliary Promotion.
If an auxiliary faculty member being reviewed holds a joint appointment in another academic program such as Gender Studies, Ethnic Studies or the Middle East Center, the Department Chair shall notify said program in writing no later than November 15.
The Department Chair shall notify the History Undergraduate and Graduate Student Advisory Committees of auxiliary faculty requesting promotion by November 15, and invite them to compile a report on the candidate's teaching. These reports should be based on the guiding principles approved by the University RPT Standards Committee and provided to the SAC by the department chairperson (University Policy 6-303-III-C-3). The SAC reports shall be due to the Auxiliary Promotion ad hoc committee no later than January 15. If the USAC or GSAC fails to provide a report by the deadline, it will be deemed to have waived its right to make a recommendation. The absence of a SAC report shall not be deemed prejudicial to the candidate by the department, nor may it be the basis for a complaint by a faculty member appealing an adverse decision by the department.
By December 1, the department chair will, in consultation with the candidate, appoint an ad hoc committee of two members, one of whom will be designated chair and at least one of whom must be a tenured member of the department. Both members must be eligible to vote on the candidate's promotion. No faculty member shall chair more than one ad hoc committee for Auxiliary promotion per year.
By December 15, the department chair shall call a meeting of the ad hoc committee, and the candidate for promotion to clarify procedures to be followed, the responsibilities of the candidate and of the ad hoc committee, and to assure that every committee will act in a uniform manner. The chair, the committee, and the candidate will determine the list of potential reviewers from which letters will be solicited.
2. External Evaluators.
The chair of the ad hoc committee, in consultation with the department chair, shall solicit two letters of evaluation on teaching external to the University, unless a waiver is sought from the office of the vice-president of academic affairs. Letters internal to the university but external to the department may be sought from programs in which the candidate has taught, or from faculty from other departments who have observed the candidate teach.
In the event that the candidate's teaching career has been primarily in the History department, two external reviewers will be sought from faculty outside the department who have been invited to evaluate the candidate's file.
3. Teaching Evaluation
The Department of History staff will provide both the Department Teaching Committee and the ad hoc committee with a statistical summary of student evaluation data generated in the past six years.
The Department Teaching Committee shall prepare a report that shall include the statistical summary of student evaluation data generated in the past six years (provided by the Department staff); a summary of written comments from student evaluations generated in the past six years; and two peer classroom visit reports prepared by members of the Teaching Committee
The ad hoc committee shall gather all pertinent data on the candidate's teaching performance, including any materials the candidate wishes to submit; the statistical summary of student evaluation data generated in the past six years; a summary of written comments from student evaluations generated in the past six years; and one peer classroom visit report prepared by a member of the Teaching Committee.
4. Candidate Responsibilities
Prior to January 1, the candidate is obligated to supply the ad hoc committee with a current vita, syllabi, and any additional relevant material. The candidate's vita should list all courses taught with course numbers, titles, and credit hours. Prior to the preparation of the ad hoc committee report, the candidate shall submit a personal statement on teaching and service for inclusion in the file that includes a summary of the candidate's progress to date in the areas of teaching and service and a description of current activities and future plans in these same areas.
5. Auxiliary Promotion File contents
History auxiliary candidates' files must contain a report from the Department Teaching Committee, a CV and personal statement prepared by the candidate, and a summary report on the candidate's teaching, and service prepared by the ad hoc committee, Student Advisory Committee reports, external letters, and the report from the most recent formal review.
6. Ad Hoc Committee Report
The ad hoc committee will as a whole make a report summarizing its findings. The report will summarize the candidate's record in the areas of teaching and service and will include a report of three peer classroom visits by members of the ad hoc committee and/or teaching committee. The report will be fact-finding in nature only; it should be neither advocatory nor adversarial. An appearance of bias destroys its value. This report and all other data of pertinence to the formal review shall be placed in the file one week before the closing date set by the department: the last day of February.
7. Joint Appointments
When a candidate is jointly appointed in an academic program, the department chair, no later than November 15 shall notify the chair/director of the academic program of the action to be considered. Academic program faculty as defined by procedures established by the program (and not participating in the departmental review committee) shall meet to make a written recommendation that shall be sent to the department chair, along with any candidate response, prior to the closing date of the file on the last day of February.
The recommendation of the academic program will be included in the candidate's file, which will then be reviewed by the department according to its established procedures. The voting members of the department shall discuss and consider the program report as part of its deliberations.
8. Candidate's Rights to Comment on File
The candidate is entitled to see his/her review file, including the ad hoc committee's report, upon request, except for confidential letters of evaluation solicited from outside the department. The chair of the ad hoc committee is to convey to the candidate the sense of the outside evaluations. If a candidate wishes to comment on, or take exception to, any item in his/her initial formal file, the candidate's written comment or exception must be added to the file before the file is officially closed.
It is the ad hoc committee chair's responsibility to consult with the candidate about the completeness of the file prior to the closure of the file.
9. File Closing Date
The file shall be completed for review by the department no later than the last day of February. No additional materials may be added after that time, except in accordance with University Policies.
10. Promotion to Full Professor (Lecturer)
Promotion to Full Professor (Lecturer) requires exceptional contribution to teaching and service.
11. Action of the department.
The voting members of the department will meet no later than March 22 to hear the report of the ad hoc committee, and debate. Each voting member of the department is responsible for reviewing the files before the meeting.
Wherever practicable, the department chairperson, shall advise all members on leave or otherwise absent, of the proposed action and shall request their votes. Absent members' votes will be counted and recorded the same as other votes.
The vote will be by secret ballot.
Only eligible members of the Department, in conformity with University Policy 6-303-III-A-3, may participate in the discussion. The department chairperson shall chair the APR meeting. The department chair does not vote. By majority vote the committee may move to executive session, from which non-voting participants may be excluded.
After due consideration, a vote of all eligible members of the department shall be taken on each candidate for promotion. The secretary, who is to be designated by the chair of the department, shall make a record of the vote and shall prepare minutes of the meeting reflecting the nature of the discussion with major points on both sides revealed. The minutes, signed by the secretary and approved by the department chair, shall be made available for inspection by the voting members of the department. After allowing an inspection period of not less than two days nor more than five days, and after such modifications as the department approves, the secretary shall forward the summary report to the department chairperson and the candidate, along with a list of all faculty members present at the meeting.
The candidate is to be informed of the results by the department chair as soon as possible. Members of the department are enjoined not to convey the substance or outcomes of committee deliberations to candidates. All committee votes and deliberations are personnel actions and must be treated with confidentiality in accordance with University policy and state and federal law.
12. Action of the Department Chairperson
After studying the entire file relating to each candidate, the department chairperson shall prepare his/her written recommendation to be included in the file on the promotion of each candidate, including specific reasons for the recommendation.
Prior to forwarding the file, the department chairperson shall send an exact copy of his/her evaluation of each faculty member to that faculty member.
The candidate shall have the opportunity at this time, but not the obligation, to add a written statement to his or her formal review file in response to the summary report of the department faculty advisory committee and/or the evaluation of the department chairperson. Written notice of this option shall be included with the copy of the chairperson's evaluation, which is sent to the candidate. If the candidate chooses to add such a statement to the file, that statement must be submitted to the department chairperson within seven business days, except in extenuating circumstances, of the date upon which the chairperson's evaluation is delivered to the candidate. If the candidate submits a written statement to the department chairperson within this time limit, the candidate's statement shall be added to the review file without comment by the chairperson.
The department chairperson shall then forward the auxiliary promotion file for each individual to the dean of the college by April 1.
13. Actions and appeals procedures beyond the department level
Subsequent procedures are described in University Policy 6-303-III-G,H,J (action by dean and college advisory committee, action by cognizant vice president and University Promotion and Tenure Advisory Committee, final action by president).
Calendar Summary
Before October 30. Candidate for promotion informs department chair in writing to be considered for promotion
By November 15. SACs informed. Programs notified. Letter to faculty advising of upcoming review.
By December 1. Ad hoc committee formed. Waiver signed.
By December 15. Chair will go over process with candidate and ad hoc committee. List of external reviewers will be identified.
Prior to January 1. Candidate supplies to the ad hoc committee: CV, syllabi etc.
By January 15. SAC reports are due.
By the last day of February. File closes.
March 22. Before this date the department meets for the Auxiliary Promotion Review meeting.
April 1. File goes to the Dean.
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