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Game 9 preview: UCF
Cougar Football
CougarJim1974 (Jimmy Schofield) October 25, 2016, 1:15pm #1
By: Jimmy Schofield
Photo courtesy orlandosentinel.com
Coming off of a 38-16 loss at SMU, your 24th ranked Houston Cougars look to get back on the winning track as they host the Knights of Central Florida this Saturday (Oct. 29). Game time at TDECU Stadium is set for 11AM and will be televised on ESPNews.
The Knights (4-3, 2-1 in American Athletic Conference Eastern division play) are coached by Scott Frost. Though in only his first season as a head coach, if ever a man had training for the job it's Frost. After playing for Bill Walsh and the Stanford Cardinals for two years, he transferred back home to Nebraska for the 1996 and 97 seasons and led the Cornhuskers to a national championship during his senior season under legendary head coach Tom Osborne.
Then after a six year playing career in the NFL, which included playing safety, he went back to his alma mater to coach as a graduate assistant in 2002 before moving on to Kansas State to learn under another legendary coach in Bill Snyder in 2006. After a brief stop at Northern Iowa, he was hired at Oregon in 2009, coaching wide receivers for three seasons before becoming offensive coordinator in 2012 where he helped lead Marcus Mariota to the 2014 Hesiman Trophy.
He's nick-named his offense UC-Fast, as in an up-tempo no huddle spread attack that attacks opposing defenses horizontally via the quick passing screen game while also pressuring opposing secondary's with an effective downfield passing game. After veteran quarterback Justin Holman (6-foot-4, 225 pounds, Sr.) was injured just two games into the season because of hamstring issues, Frost turned to true freshman McKenzie Milton (5-11, 170). The Hawaii native reminds me of another signal caller that Frost coached who's also from the Aloha State in Mariota, but it's more than that. The dual threat QB has true leadership ability and is a playmaker in the backfield.
When I watch him play, he reminds me a lot of our own signal caller as he's Greg "Wardesque" in using his running ability to extend plays in the passing game. Even though he's just 18 years old, he shows maturity beyond his years in keeping his eyes down field while moving around inside or out of the pocket. If his offensive line, which has allowed 20 sacks this season ranking them 101st nationally, isn't protecting Milton, Frost will roll him out of the pocket where he throws a very nice ball on the run. He also has the arm strength to make every throw on the field whether it be a deep post, a skinny post down the seam or a back shoulder fade.
For the season Milton is completing just over 60-percent of his 117 passes as he averages 240 yards in his five starts. The team is averaging 212.7 passing yards overall (86th) while rushing for 189.9 (51st). The Knights 402.6 total yards of offense ranks them at 74th while their scoring average of 32.4 points-per-game ranks them 51st in the nation.
Though he's thrown for 8 touchdowns to just 2 interceptions, like all true freshmen, Milton can be baited into throwing into coverage. Numerous times this season he's tested opposing secondary's only to have them drop sure interceptions. I'm willing to bet that this is something Houston defensive coordinator Todd Orlando has noticed on film.
The second year DC will have to make sure his secondary is communicating with one another as they've allowed receivers to roam free when in zone coverage. For the year the Cougars defense is allowing 213.6 yards through the air (50th) and 98.5 on the ground (sixth). Their 312.1 yards allowed ranks them 13th while allowing only 21.4 points-per-game (29th) via their 3-4 scheme.
The Knights spread the wealth passing wise and will line their receivers up in various formations (3 X 1 or 2 X 2 stack), but keep an eye on speedy outside man Tre'Quan Smith (6-1, 200, RSo.). The 2015 AAC Rookie-of-the-Year is a true deep threat but is also physical enough to break tackles for YAC (yard after the catch) yardage on short smoke screens as well. For the season he leads the team with 23 grabs for 360 yards (15.6 yards-per-catch) along with 3 TD's. Houston cornerback Howard Wilson (6-1, 185, RSo.) will probably match up with Smith when Orlando goes man coverage. Wilson has 10 pass breakups and 4 interceptions to go along with 25 solo tackles (29 overall) and has been their shutdown corner for the most part this season.
Tristan Payton (6-0, 186, So.) and Cam Stewart (6-3, 195, So.) have shared the other outside spot and have a combined 13 receptions for 122 yards and a TD. Brandon Wilson (5-11, 200, Sr.) looks to have replaced Jeremy Winchester (6-0, 190, So.) as the other corner for the Coogs and will cover Payton or Stewart outside. Winchester was playing too inconsistent to be depended on in one-on-one coverage outside as though he has 6 pass breakups and 20 solo stops on the season, he's also given up some huge chunk plays in the deep passing game as well. Though giving up a few of his own, Wilson is a veteran who knows how to use leverage in man coverage as he has 3 pass breakups, 14 solo stops and 2 tackles-for-loss in his 4 starts as he continues recovering from a lower leg injury that kept him out of a few games earlier in the year.
Taylor Oldham (6-2, 205, RSr.) is their slot receiver who can make the tough catches over the middle as he adds 19 catches for 233 yards. Dedrick Snelson (6-0, 190) is a true freshman who was a 2015 Under Armour All-American out of Miami and has 8 grabs for 107 yards and a score as he continues to improve weekly. When in their nickel package, which should be most of the game, Orlando will employ Wilson over the slot with Terrell Williams (6-3, 210, Jr.) as the nickel back, playing more in the box. The junior college transfer has been improving weekly and has 16 solo stops in his 4 starts.
The area of that concerns me the most in terms of Houston's pass defense, which has been lacking over the past few weeks, is against Central Florida's tight ends and running backs coming out of the backfield in the passing game. The Knights have two tight ends that are very dangerous in the passing game in Jordan Franks (6-3, 225, Jr.) and Jordan Akins (6-3, 237, RSo.). Both are sent out in routes out of the backfield or via the slot, forcing opposing linebackers or safeties in coverage which is a mismatch as both are uber-athletic (with Akins spending five seasons in the Texas Rangers farm system).
Both average over 18 yards per grab with Akins catching 15 balls for 278 yards with 2 TDs while Franks adds 5 for 91 yards. Running back Adrian Killins (5-8, 155) may be the fastest player on the field on Saturday as he was a state champion in Florida in the 200 Meter. Look for Frost to get him out of the back field on wheel routes to match him up against safeties or linebackers. Frost also will split their running backs out wide to the outside and go in empty sets, in which Milton can pass to one of his five eligible receivers or run himself via their RPO (run/pass option) game.
Orlando's "Third Ward Defense" has proven it's not adept at covering tight ends or running backs so far on the season as the communication issues described earlier really show their ugly head here. Houston safeties Khalil Williams (6-0, 200, Jr.) and Garrett Davis (6-1, 200, Jr.) really need to be on the same page with the Wilson's at corner and Steven Taylor (6-1, 225, Sr.) and Mathew Adams (6-0, 230, Jr.) when the inside linebackers drop back in Orlando's various zone pass coverage schemes.
Frost, like his counterpart in Houston head coach Tom Herman, wants to be able to run the ball as well. He'll use Milton in the run game via the zone read game as well as called draws and sweeps as the true freshman would have averaged over 50 yards per game (on his 45 total carries) if not for losing 150 yards in sacks and tackles-for-loss. The Knights can go four deep at running back in their outside and inside zone running schemes and are led by Dontravious Wilson (5-10, 210, Sr.) who's their between-the-tackles back as he has 371 yards on 87 carries (4.3 yards-per-carry) while crossing the goal line 7 times. Jawon Hamilton (5-9, 190) is a true freshman who has 281 yards on 73 carries (3.8 per) with 1 TD. Killins is as dangerous in the run game as he is a receiving threat as he averages nearly 10 yards (9.9) on his 26 carries (257 yards) while adding 2 TDs. Taj McGowan (6-1, 202, So.) has fallen to fourth on the depth chart as he has 113 yards on 21 carries but was their second leading rusher last year as a true freshman.
Adams leads the Cougars defense with 49 total tackles (32 solo) along with 6 for loss while Taylor adds 38 total but only 18 solo with 10 for loss and 5.5 sacks as Orlando lines him up all over the field. Outside linebackers Emeke Egbule (6-3, 230, So.) and D'Juan Hines (6-1, 225, Jr.) must keep contain on the backside while pressuring Milton in the passing game, something the team hasn't been able to do over their bad stretch of defensive play the past three games. Hines has 20 solo tackles on the season while Egbule has only 9 as they continue to sub for the regular starter at the rush backer spot in Tyus Bowser, who's been out with a broken orbital bone, as his 3.5 sacks continue to be second on the team despite having sat out for the past four games. Egbule and Hines combine for only half a tackle-for-loss and zero sacks.
Central Florida's offensive line had the same starting lineup for every game until last week when they lost their starting left guard. Aaron Evans (6-5, 290, RJr.) has started every game the past two seasons at left tackle while Chester Brown (6-5, 330, RSr.) is a multiple year starter at several positions and takes over at the aforementioned left guard spot. Jason Rae (5-11, 288, Sr.) is also a multiple year starter at center. The right side isn't as experienced, but may be just as talented with 4-star signee Jordan Johnson (6-2, 275, Fr.) at right guard with second year starter Wyatt Miller (6-4, 290, RSo.) next to him at right tackle. As if the Knights didn't have enough tight ends, Cal Bloom (6-4, 250, RSr.) is used more as an inline blocker, though he does have a catch for 19 yards so he can leak out and get lost in coverage.
The Knights offensive line has allowed 20 sacks, though Milton has run himself into more than a few of them. There have been miscommunication issues as the line has allowed a whopping 58 tackles-for-loss, ranking them 122nd nationally. The Cougars 54 tackles-for-loss and 19 sacks defensively rank them 20th and 35th respectively and it all starts up front. Nose guard Ed Oliver (6-2, 290) had a leg contusion last week at SMU and should be available for Saturday's game. The true freshman leads the team in TFL with 10.5 and is tied for first with Adams with 32 solo tackles, something unheard of for a defensive lineman, much less a nose guard who plays straight up on the center. If he can't get to the opposing QB, he'll raise his huge paws up and bat the pass down as he adds 5 passes defended, ranking him third on the defense.
If Oliver isn't as effective as usual then it's next man up as Nick Thurman (6-4, 290, Jr.) has played plenty in reserve at the nose, adding 9 total tackles and one for loss. B.J. Singleton (6-4, 305, Sr.) had started at the nose the past few seasons and plays as a reserve at defensive end while also rotating to the nose at times as well as he has 6 tackles. Starting ends Jerard Carter (6-3, 290, So.) and Cameron Malveaux (6-6, 270, Sr.) add 15 solo tackles, 10 by Carter, and 5.5 TFL, 4 by Malveaux who's good at using his 6-6 frame to leverage his way between opposing offensive linemen. Zach Vaughn (6-4, 270, So.) is the sixth defensive lineman, adding 4 solo stops and 1.5 TFL.
Speaking of tackles-for-loss, the Knights have 57 which rank them 13th nationally while their 24 sacks places them at 10th Their defensive coordinator is Erik Chinander, who followed Frost from Oregon where he coached for seven seasons. The former walk-on offensive lineman from Iowa knows the frustration of having to defend against a 3-4 scheme in which you don't know where the blitz is coming from, so that's what he's coaching at UCF in his first season as a DC.
The Knights allow 23.7 points-per-game (40th) and 361.4 yards of total offense (36th); 133 rushing (36th) and 228.4 passing (68th). They'll be facing a spread attack from Houston that averages 39.4 points-per-game (20th) and 478.9 yards of total offense (32nd); 182.8 rushing (55th) and 297.1 through the air (23rd), under the tutelage of offensive coordinator Major Applewhite.
It all starts up front for the Knights as Chinander will rotate up to seven men in their three man front. Jamiyus Pittman (6-0, 295, Jr.) is their nose and has 3.5 TFL and 2 sacks. A.J. Wooten (6-4, 274, RSo.) plays behind him and adds 11 tackles. They rotate Tysten Hill (6-1, 295, Fr.), Joey Connors (6-1, 285, RSo.) and Tony Guerad (6-3, 275, RJr.) at the two defensive end spots with Guerad leading the way with 10 solo tackles, 5.5 for loss and 3.5 sacks with Hill adding 5 TFL. They'll play games up front via twists and stunts and play 3, 4 or even 5 man (bear) fronts in order to shut down the run game.
Speaking of the running game, that's what Applewhite must get back on track, especially his inside zone run game, in order to take the pressure off of his QB, Greg Ward Jr. (5-11, 190, Sr.). This is easier said than done however as the offensive line for the Coogs is the most mashed up unit as starting center Will Noble (6-4, 290, So.) had to leave last week's game due to a stinger and is out for Saturday's game per Herman via his Monday media press conference. His backup is Alex Fontanta (6-3, 310, Jr.) who started at right guard for Marcus Oliver (6-3, 295, Jr.) who had been out with a high ankle sprain but will be back for Saturday as he'll be splitting time with Mac Long (6-4, 300, Sr.). At left guard Kameron Eloph (6-3, 294, So.) and Mason Denley (6-4, 305, So.) will split time. The foursome must run block better as the offense has really struggled to establish the inside run this season. The tackle situation isn't any better with right tackle Na'Ty Rodgers (6-5, 292, Jr.) also out with a bum ankle. If Rodgers can't go Saturday then true freshman Braylon Jones (6-3, 278) will make a second consecutive start as he's played well in his little playing time. Left tackle Josh Jones (6-5, 280, RFr.) has been the only linemen who hasn't been hit by the injury bug this season (knocking on wood).
Duke Catalon (6-0, 210, So.) returned last week and is the leading rusher at running back with 279 yards on 65 carries. Returning from ankle and concussion issues, it's going to take awhile for the former Texas transfer to get fully back into the flow as in being patient and allowing your line to set up blocks for you takes time. Of course that's when your line actually does block for you on the interior. Backing him up are Dillon Birden (5-9, 172. Jr.) and Mulbah Car (5-11, 194, Fr.), with 190 and 206 yards on 45 and 49 carries respectively. Birden leads the unit with 6 rushing TDs. Most of the run game has been put on Ward's shoulders as he leads the team with 417 yards on 122 carries and is tied with Birden with 6 TD's.
As with all 3-4 schemes, the Knights linebacking core is the heart and soul of the defense, led by inside linebacker Mark Rucker (5-9, 217, RSr.) and outside linebacker Shaquem Griffin (6-1, 213, RJr.). Though he may be small in height, he's tall in stature as he leads the defense in tackles (52 total and 32 solo) while adding 6.5 TFL and 2 sacks. Griffin meanwhile leads in sacks with 6 as he's all over the field. The former safety also has 4 pass breakups and 2 forced fumbles as he has a true nose for the ball. Chequan Burkett (6-2, 230, RJr.) and Errol Clarke (6-3, 230, RSr.) round out the starting linebacking core from their inside and outside spots respectively. Clarke is a defensive leader and the ferocious hitter has 5.5 TFL with 3 sacks and passes defended while Burkett has 14 solo tackles on the inside. Demeitre Brim (6-3, 228, RSr.) has 17 solo tackles (37 total), 2.5 TFL and 3 pass breakups of his own as part of the rotation at inside linebacker.
Ward averages 311 yards through the air while completing nearly 70-percent of his 257 passes while throwing 13 TD's to only 5 interceptions. Last week however he seemed to have communication issues with his receivers for the first time in awhile, sometimes throwing deep when his wide-outs would run come back routes or vice versa. Slot receiver Linell Bonner (6-0, 200, Jr.) leads the unit with 59 receptions for 677 yards and 2 scores. He's been banged up with shoulder and groin issues and it showed last week as he only caught four passes for 24 yards, both season lows.
Along with Griffin and Clarke bumping him off his routes on crossers, UCF safeties Drico Johnson (6-1, 215, RSr.) and T.J. Mutcherson (5-11, 190, Sr.) will also be responsible for Bonner and fellow slot men D'Eriq King (5-10, 170, Fr.) and Marquez Stevenson (6-0, 175, Fr.) who played for the first time last week, returning from a broken collarbone. King has 173 yards on 25 catches with a score while Stevenson has one catch for 34 yards which is only technically a catch as it came on a reverse last week at SMU. Mutcherson is third on the Knights defense with 25 solo tackles, 40 total, 3.5 for loss and has 2 interceptions. Johnson meanwhile is the other defensive captain, adding 23 solo stops, 29 total, and 4 passes broken up in coverage while playing in his 46th career game come Saturday.
Houston outside receivers Steven Dunbar (6-3, 210, Jr.) and Chance Allen (6-3, 215, Sr.) must do a better job of getting open and holding onto the ball against a physical group of UCF cornerbacks, led by Shaquill Griffin (6-1, 200, Sr.) and D.J. Killings (6-0, 185, Sr.). Griffin has 8 pass breakups and his 2 interceptions tie with Mutcherson to lead the team while Killings has 3 pass breakups himself. Allen has 38 receptions and 526 yards to Dunbar's 36 and 500 respectively, with Dunbar having 4 TD receptions to Allen's 2.
Houston special teams coordinator Jason Washington must clean up his special teams unit play if the Coogs hope to win come Saturday. While his punt coverage unit doesn't even allow an full yard per return (.3 to be exact to rank them third nationally), their kick coverage unit continues to play undisciplined ball, running out of their assigned lanes many times as they allow 23.5 per return (100th).
While the Knights average just 19.5 per kick return (93rd), Killins has returned one 100 yards for a TD and averages 23.8 on 8 returns. Being a true freshman he has made a few bad decisions in returning a few he probably shouldn't have, stepping out of bounds last week at UConn to start a drive inside their own 10-yard line. Reserve defensive back Chris Johnson (5-10, 176, RJr.) averages 9.6 yards on his 11 punt returns with a long of 21 so it's going to be imperative that Houston's Dane Roy (6-7, 230, Fr.) punt them high and deep as the Aussie has pinned opponents inside their own 20-yard line on 9 of his 31 punts while forcing 16 fair catches. Roy has boomed four of his punts for more than 50 yards which will be important come game time so he gives his coverage unit time to get down the field to make the tackle. Overall Roy is averaging 39.5 yards-per-punt as he has a tendency to shank them at times.
Conversely, the Knights allow opponents to return kicks at a 20.1 clip (54th) and a whopping 19.8 on punt returns, ranking them 125th. In what could be called the 'Movable object versus the Resistible Force,' Houston's punt return team averages only 4.3 yards per return, ranking them 100th nationally as King has 29 yards on 6 punt returns. The true freshman averages 25.4 yards on 10 kick returns as he's taken over for Wilson (who averaged over 24 himself before injuring his ankle) as the Coogs average 23 yards per kick return to rank them 35th. UCF's punter, Caleb Houston (6-1, 225, RSr.), averages 40.3 yards-per-punt but has pinned opponents inside their 20-yard line on 12 of his 30 total while forcing 11 fair catches and booming 4 more than 50 yards.
If the game comes down to a field goal, the Knights may have the edge as Mathew Wright (6-0, 185, RSo.) has connected on 9-of-13 with 4 coming from more than 40 yards out. Houston's Ty Cummings (6-0, 185, Sr.) meanwhile continues to be hot and cold as a kicker as he missed two last week, including an easy 19 yarder while also connecting on 9-of-13 total, but is only 1-for-2 on kicks of more than 40 yards. Cummings has 24 touchbacks on 54 kickoffs but has kicked 3 out of bounds, while Donald De La Haye (5-9, 170, So.) has 14 on 43 kickoffs with 2 out of bounds for the Knights.
Keys to the game
The Cougars need to get off to a good start on Saturday or they could be in for a close game. If they do get the lead early, they need to show the killer instinct they've possessed for most of the year plus that Herman has been leading the ship. This is more of a mental aspect of the game than X's & O's as it's all in the coaching staff's ability to get the team to play focused.
As always with my keys to the game, it's all about red zone efficiency, turnovers and penalties. The Coogs are 34th in the nation in crossing the goal line once they get into the red zone (30 TD's in 44 trips), but the Knights red zone defense ranks them 12th as they've only allowed 15 TD's in 33 trips. Conversely, the Knights offense ranks 37th, converting on 14-of-21 said trips while the Cougars defense is ranked 41st, 11-for-20. Who scores 7's instead of 3's always determines who wins a close game.
Scoring while inside the 20 is one thing, but how effective are these teams at moving between the 20's? What the Knights hang their hat on defensively is getting off the field on third down as their 28.7-percent conversion rate ranks them EIGHTH nationally. What the Cougars do better than most offensively is moving the chains as their 48.9-percent conversion rate offensively ranks them 13th. Not having Noble in the game at center could be a major factor in offensive production as Fontana has had trouble snapping the ball exactly where Ward likes it. A high or low snap can throw off the rhythm and timing of a play before it even begins.
While the Knights are recruiting well, as 78 of their players come from talent rich Florida with another 16 from neighboring Georgia, the Knights are still young and don't have the overall talent to win when they commit as many penalties as they do, 56 for 458 yards to rank them 103rd and 93rd nationally. The Cougars had been playing mistake free football, penalty wise, until the past few weeks as they have committed 33 for 344 yards to rank them 15th and 29th overall.
And lastly, the "Jack Boyz" haven't been jacking much lately as the Cougars have forced only 10 turnovers on the year (5 picks and 5 fumble recoveries) while giving up the rock 13 times on offense (6 interceptions and 7 fumbles). Their minus-2 turnover ratio ranks them 94th nationally, this after being in the top-25 for the past three seasons. UCF isn't much better as they rank 55th as they're given up the ball as many times as they've taken it away; 11.
If the Cougars don't come to play Saturday, they can easily lose as sometime's it's not about the mistakes that you do make, but the ones you don't as in the mental errors and lack of focus that has plagued them since the Navy loss.
2016 UH Pre- and Postgame Analysis by Jimmy Schofield
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Great, great analysis. While we'll be highly motivated to show that the SMU game isn't who we are, I saw that after our Tulsa beating in the Briles era, we beat a 2-8 Marshall team at home by seven. After UTSA, we throttled Grambling (47-0). They finished the season 7-5. After the TX State debacle, we lost to an eventual 9-3 La Tech team by seven. The next week we lost 37-6 at #22 UCLA. I think we win this one in a squeaker and get a much needed week off.
These were the only 40+ point spread swings that I recall over the last 10 years.
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The resort you see today was once the St Eugene Mission - western Canada's first residential school designed to adapt Aboriginal youth into Canadian culture. Today, through partnerships with Ktunaxa, Chippewas of Rama and Samson Cree First Nations, the Mission has become an entertainment destination for people across North America and beyond.|A member of the Audubon International Cooperative Sanctuary.


When Claire and Fraser were asked what love means to them – they said "Love means knowing that no matter what, you have someone that's in your corner". Well Claire and Fraser must be two very loved people – as they had an entire crew in their corner! Their wedding was the result of most incredible labour of love by all those around them. They managed to DIY almost every aspect of the day and the results were just stunning. Flowers were gathered from ditches, paddocks and gardens across the Coromandel and friends and family all pitched in to bring it all together.
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Mobile Phone Industry Launches Customer Experience Initiative With Government, Trade Groups
By : Loren Moss
Tag: asomovil, claro, colombia, diego molano vega, esteban iriarte, gsm, gsma, imei, millicom, mintic, movistar, snte, telefonica, tigo, ungrd, vive digital, we care
Colombian mobile operators Claro, Telefónica Movistar and Tigo and trade association Asomóvil, together with the GSMA industry group today announced a series of joint initiatives to enhance mobile users' experiences throughout the country. These initiatives are supported by the Colombian Ministry of Information and Communications Technologies (MinTIC) and the Ministry of Environment and Sustainable Development. As part of the GSMA's wider "We Care" campaign in Latin America, the initiativen known in Spanish as "Nos Importa" is focused on tackling the challenges of improving network coverage, managing electronic waste, reducing handset theft, as well as the use of mobile for disaster response in Colombia.
Esteban Iriarte, CEO of Tigo, commented: "Tigo is delighted to support the We Care campaign in Colombia and make a difference on important socio-economic issues such as mobile network roll-out, electronic waste, handset theft and disaster response. We look forward to playing our part in protecting and supporting all mobile users while continuing to introduce new and exciting mobile innovations to this country."
The GSMA's We Care campaign initiatives in Colombia focus on the following key areas:
Developing Mobile Infrastructure
To support the Government of Colombia's efforts to further expand the roll-out of mobile networks included in its Vive Digital Plan, national mobile operators today signed an official agreement with MinTIC to work together to:
Launch a major public awareness campaign to highlight the importance of network deployment in Colombia and the need for expanded mobile connectivity to services in areas such as education, health, transport and business; and
Establish forums among national and local authorities targeting local community leaders to explain how digital connectivity works and the need to meet public health parameters established by Colombian law and International Telecommunication Union (ITU) guidelines and share the results of ongoing monitoring of mobile antennas by the National Spectrum Agency (ANE) with these forums.
Electronic waste is a growing issue throughout the world and will increase by 17.5% per cent in Latin America and 19.1% in Colombia between 2012 and 2015. The GSMA today released a new study with the latest national data on efforts to recycle mobile phones, batteries and accessories by the mobile industry. This work will support strategies for the government's Green Agenda for Recycling in Colombia.
"With 26 million unique mobile subscribers and 51 million mobile connections, Colombia is one of the fastest growing mobile markets in Latin America," said Tom Phillips, Chief Regulatory Officer, GSMA. "We are delighted to see the private sector working together to support the Government of Colombia and provide collaborative solutions for a better, safer and more sustainable mobile experience for all Colombian citizens."
National mobile operators today committed to support e-waste initiatives from the Ministry of Environment and Sustainable Development and MinTIC by launching a public awareness campaign through traditional and digital media platforms, encouraging citizens to support the separation and collection of e-waste.
Tackling Handset Theft
Mobile handset theft has surged in Colombia over the last few years with more than one million devices stolen last year – but crucially only 45,783 were reported to the police. The Colombian Government has introduced a series of initiatives to discourage the purchase and activation of stolen mobile phones, dismantle criminal operations behind handset theft and encourage citizens to file complaints for lost or stolen mobile devices.
The local mobile operators today signed an agreement with the National Police of Colombia to work together to combat handset theft by sharing technical, administrative, operational, financial and human resources. The agreement includes their intention to deploy the GSMA's International Mobile Equipment Identity (IMEI) Device Check system through which Colombian mobile users will be able to check in real time if a handset is included in the global list of stolen mobile phones. The GSMA IMEI blacklist database is updated on a daily basis via reports from over 120 operators around the world, including 38 operators from 15 countries in Latin America.
Diego Molano Vega, Minister of Information and Communications Technologies for Colombia, commented: "It is essential to take advantage of mobile technology to help improve the lives of Colombians. We are delighted to form this partnership with the GSMA and mobile operators in Colombia to work together to tackle electronic waste management, handset theft, infrastructure deployment and disaster response."
Improving Disaster Response
Colombia has geographical characteristics that put it at high risk for natural disasters.
National mobile operators have committed to help meet the objectives of the National System for Emergency Telecommunications (SNTE) established by MinTIC in its Vive Digital Plan to ensure the continued provision of communication services during critical events.
Colombia's operators have agreed to participate in a working group led by MinTIC and the National Unit for Disaster Risk Management (UNGRD) to undertake a number of measures including:
Locating users contacting emergency phone line 123 through geolocation systems;
Activate early SMS alerts to inform and warn the public about natural disasters before they occur; and
Prioritize voice traffic over mobile networks for users of UNGRD.
Above pictured, from left to right: Gabriel Vallejo, Minister of Environment and Sustainable Development, Diego Molano Vega, Minister of Information and Communications Technologies, Nancy Patricia Gutiérrez, President Asomovil, Sergio González Guzmán, CEO Asomovil, Sebastian Cabello, Head of GSMA Latin America GSMA, Ariel Ponton, CEO Movistar, Santiago Pardo, VP Regulation for Claro, Marcelo Cataldo, VP Unidad Movil, Tigo – Photo courtesy GSMA
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where both the elliptic coefficient a and the dissipative term a are periodic in the n + m first arguments where n and m may attain any non-negative integer value. The homogenization procedure is performed within the framework of evolution multiscale convergence which is a generalization of two-scale convergence to include several spatial and temporal scales. In order to derive the local problems, one for each spatial scale, the crucial concept of very weak evolution multiscale convergence is utilized since it allows less benign sequences to attain a limit. It turns out that the local problems do not involve the dissipative term g even though the homogenized problem does and, due to the nonlinearity property, an important part of the work is to determine the effective dissipative term. A brief illustration of how to use the main homogenization result is provided by applying it to an example problem exhibiting six spatial and eight temporal scales in such a way that a and g have disparate oscillation patterns.


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Alisma triviale	Pursh (redirected from: Alisma brevipes Greene)
Family: Alismataceae
Northern Water-Plantain
[Alisma brevipes Greene, moreAlisma plantago-aquatica subsp. brevipes (Greene) Samuelsson, Alisma plantago-aquatica var. americanum J.A. Schultes, Alisma plantago-aquatica var. brevipes (Greene) Victorin]
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Indiana Flora
Gleason & Cronquist
Robert R. Haynes; C. Barre Hellquist in Flora of North America (vol. 22)
Herbs, to 1 m. Leaves emersed, petiolate; blade linear-lanceolate to broadly elliptic or oval, to 35 ´ 3--12 cm. Inflorescences to 1 m. Flowers chasmogamous; sepals 3--6 mm; petals white, 3.5--6 mm, margins ± erose, apex obtuse; anthers ovoid, 0.6--1 mm; style ± curved, 0.4--0.6 mm, equal to ovary length. Fruiting heads 4.1--7 mm diam; achenes ovoid, 2.1--3 mm, abaxial keel broadly rounded with 1 median abaxial groove, beak erect or nearly erect. 2n = 28. Flowering spring--fall. Shallow muddy ponds, stream margins, marshes, and ditches; 0--2000 m; Alta., B.C., Man., N.B., Nfld. and Labr., N.W.T., N.S., Ont., P.E.I., Que., Sask.; Alaska, Ariz., Calif., Colo., Conn., Idaho, Ill., Ind., Iowa, Kans., Maine, Mass., Mich., Minn., Mont., Nebr., Nev., N.H., N.Mex., N.Y., N.Dak., Ohio, Okla., Oreg., Pa., R.I., S.Dak., Utah, Vt., Wash., Wis., Wyo.; n Mexico. I have seen no specimens from West Virginia, but although the species is to be expected there.
The Morton Arboretum
Perennial aquatic herb to 1 m tall Leaves: emersed, long- and triangular-stalked, 3 - 18 cm long, 2 - 12 cm wide, linear to broadly elliptic or oval with a rounded to slightly heart-shaped base. Inflorescence: loosely branched (panicle) on a stalk 10 cm to 1 m long. Flowers: arranged in whorls of three to ten; sepals 2 - 3 mm long; petals (three) white, 3.5 - 6 mm long, tip rounded, margin may be slightly unevenly cut. Fruit: a cluster of fifteen to 23 achenes arranged in a circle (4.1 - 7 mm across). Each achene is egg-shaped, 1.8 - 3 mm long, with an erect to slightly angled beak and a rounded outer edge with a single groove.
Similar species: The similar Alisma subcordatum has flowers 2 - 4 mm across and achenes up to 2 mm long.
Flowering: early July to late September
Habitat and ecology: This species grows in marshes, shallow water, and ditches. It is less common than Alisma subcordatum and has a more northern distribution.
Occurence in the Chicago region: native
Etymology: Alisma is the classical Greek name for the water plantain. Triviale means "common."
Author: The Morton Arboretum
From Flora of Indiana (1940) by Charles C. Deam
Found only in our northern counties with the habitat of the preceding species. This species was unknown to me until I studied my specimens. It is probable that now since I know it, I could find it in more of our northern counties. I have specimens from Lake, Elkhart, and Newton Counties. This is the boreal representative of the genus.
Indiana Coefficient of Conservatism: C = 2
Wetland Indicator Status: OBL
Diagnostic Traits: Similar to Alisma subcordata but with larger flowers and fruits. Larger flowers >4 mm broad; sepals 3-6 mm; achenes >2.2 mm.
Martin and Hutchins 1980, Welsh et al. 1993, FNA 2000
Duration: Perennial Nativity: Native Lifeform: Forb/Herb General: Perennial from fibrous roots, 20-90 cm tall, leaves all basal but emersed. Leaves: Basal, ascending or erect, blades ovate to elliptic, cuneate to rounded or cordate at base, blade 4-17 cm long and 2-8 cm wide, shorter than inflorescence, blade on long petiole 2.5-30 cm long, sheathing. Flowers: Pyramidal compound panicle terminal on erect stiff scape, bracteate and longer than leaves, the floral bracts ovate, papery, 2-3 mm long with pedicels ascending to erect, 0.5-4 cm long, sepals greenish, 3-4 mm long, rounded ovate, broadly scarious margined, persistent; petals white, 3-6 mm long, 6 stamens, 10-22 pistils, in a single whorl, usually straight style. Fruits: Achene about 3 mm long. Ecology: Found in marshy areas, open water, wet meadows and mud flats from 4,000-8,000 ft (1219-2438 m); flowers June-August. Distribution: Ranges from the Sky Islands of Arizona north along the Mogollon rim, up through the Rockies to the Dakotas and into Canada. Notes: Distinguished from other Alisma by the wider leaf blades and the broadly scarious margins on the sepals, along with the flowers that are about 1 cm in diameter. Ethnobotany: Unknown Etymology: Alisma is from Greek name for a water plant, while triviale means common or ordinary. Synonyms: Alisma brevipes, Alisma plantago-aquatica subsp. brevipes, Alisma plantago-aquatica var. americanum, Alisma plantago-aquatica var. brevipes Editor: SBuckley, 2010
Vascular plants of NE US and adjacent Canada
Rhizome 1-2 cm thick; lvs usually long-petioled, the blade elliptic to broadly ovate, rounded to subcordate at base, 3-18 נ2-12 cm, 1.5-2.5(-2.7) times as long as wide; scape 1-10 dm; pedicels in whorls of 3-10; sep obtuse, 2-3 mm; pet white, 3.8-4.5 נ3.0-3.9 mm, half again as long as the sep; style short, 0.4-0.6 mm, the stigmatic part ±curved; achenes 15-23, 1.8-3.0 mm, ordinarily with a median dorsal groove, rarely with 2 grooves as in no. 3 [Alisma gramineum Lej.]; 2n=28. Marshes, ponds, and streams; N.S. and e. Que. to Pa., w. to s. B.C., Mo., N.M., and Calif. June-Sept. (A. brevipes; A. plantago-aquatica var. americanum)
Gleason, Henry A. & Cronquist, Arthur J. 1991. Manual of vascular plants of northeastern United States and adjacent Canada. lxxv + 910 pp.
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Sometimes in relationships, I felt damned if I did and damned if I didn't. I could push someone away if I act too tough, as if I don't need a man. But I could scare him away if I use too many words when I want to admit how I really feel. Still, I always lived by this rule: We only live once!
If you see this, you by now know way too much about me. Nowadays, I might seem too neurotic and even appear desperate, and for some reason decided to over-share which I don't typically do to a guy.
But remember there was a time when I would've never made any effort at all to share how I really feel about a person, or told anyone anything personal about me. And now, I'm re-stating some things I've said to you within the past four years, but still feel I have more to add.
When you used to call me almost every day and make time for me, I didn't feel like I had to try so hard to make an effort to show you I care. Furthermore, I felt secure not because I didn't find you attractive but because you always assured me with your eyes that you do really love me.
You didn't even have to say it, though you did admit to me in writing that you wondered if you did love me. I didn't know what to think, because you passed those written thoughts to me during lunchtime at school only two weeks after we met.
I didn't get a chance to respond in that moment, because you had somewhere you had to be. However, you should know this: Ever since you put the idea out there until three and a half months later, I pondered my own feelings.
At one point, I even said out loud (or to myself honestly don't remember), "I see no end to this. If it ever did end, it would have to be because he broke up with me." And, I wish I hadn't said that because I feel now like I accidentally prophesied our breakup.
Neither when you and I were together nor after you broke up with me, I don't know if I really thought every aspect of our relationship through consciously. However, when I think about all that was going on at that time, I wasn't sure how I could've continued our relationship anyway.
I had idea how I could ever tell you about the repeated abuse in my home at the time. Because of not wanting to tell you anything about it, I was actually relieved you ended our relationship. I also thought you terminated it for good reason -- that we were kind of young to be deciding who's "the one."
Not seeing you for over two decades just because either of us never made it clear to the other what we wanted. Or maybe we really didn't know what we wanted, and to put your mind at ease, it really wasn't just you who didn't know.
Nevertheless, I must say it also wasn't because I thought you were inferior. And I didn't even meet anyone else to date until almost two months later and didn't fall in love again 'til over six years later.
When with you, I was trying to figure out what love was and I often wondering how long I had to be with someone before I know I loved him. Over two decades later, I realize I really did love you but I wasn't sure when I'd ever know I'm ready for marriage.
I also didn't expect that you'd know when you were ready either -- not at that time. Not at 15 or 16 years old. Who does that? Oh yeah, my parents. They got married at 18, which was two years after giving birth to me.
My parent's marriage was a long, rocky road -- and a downhill steep from the time you first met me on until I turned 19. If you thought it was you I didn't want, that was definitely false. Nothing could have been more false, in fact.
You may have already seen this in an email message. However, I'm saying it again because it's true. Also, it relates to the struggles I've had in the past four to five years with not being able to make up my mind who's "the one."
The One Thing I Was Always Afraid to Tell You: I never wanted to be with anyone else. Not then and not now. I just wanted to be with you. The only reason I ever dated anyone else -- especially after you were long gone for over 17 years -- was because I felt it was my duty.
If you didn't want to be with me, I wasn't going to feel sorry for myself and never date anyone else. However, the truth is, you really were the only one I ever wanted to be with and I hope I do get to see you again.
And I Can't Believe I'm Posting This Live: I feel self-conscious. I hope you don't think I'm psycho if you ever see this. We just only have one life to live, and I don't mean the soap opera either. It's true. Only one life.


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Head of Grand Canyon National Park cleared of undisclosed allegations
The superintendent of Grand Canyon National Park is returning to work after being cleared in a federal investigation.
Christine Lehnertz had been reassigned while investigators from the Interior Department's Office of Inspector General looked into undisclosed allegations against her.
The deputy director of the National Park Service, Dan Smith, told employees Thursday that the allegations were unfounded and Lehnertz would return soon as superintendent.
MORE:What's next for national parks after the shutdown?
A spokeswoman for the Inspector General's office said Friday its investigative report isn't ready for public release and declined to elaborate on the allegations.
Lehnertz, a trained environmental biologist, has worked for the Park Service for more than a decade. She took the Grand Canyon job in August 2016 as the park's first female superintendent after a sexual harassment scandal led to the retirement of its former chief.


Over the years I have talked about being a 'spoonie'. And when you're a spoonie, self care is a must. But it can be hard, to say the least. I find that I have no time in my day to have self care. Either I am busy working or caring for my family or I just simply don't have the spoons to do so. Yes, providing self care does require spoons. If you don't have the energy to move, how can you care for yourself? If you don't have the energy to process thoughts, how can you care for yourself? You can't.
So what is a spoonie? A spoonie is a person who uses the spoon theory to describe self levels of energy when having a chronic, invisible illness. SO WHAT IS THE SPOON THEORY? It was created by Christine Miserandino. It is a way to measure how much energy a person has and how much energy is required for tasks. For instance, it may take me 1 spoon to get out of bed, 2 spoons to shower and get dressed, and another 2 spoons to make breakfast. The total spoons a person starts with is up to them. I personally start with 15 a day. Some days I wake up and I start with a full 15. Other days I wake up and I start with 7, because my pain level, fatigue (yes a person can just wake up and feel fatigued), and soreness have already taken up 8 just to get out of bed.
To get self care is to restock your spoons. When you do this you can gain energy throughout your day. Maybe self care will keep you at the same level you are now versus using up spoons. Either way, self care is a required thing for those suffering from an invisible illness. So how does one provide self care? There are many ways a person can do this and most are low cost or free.
Now a days, we are so connected to everything around us. Facebook, twitter, instagram, tumblr… we are always checking out and filling our peeps in on our day to day world. Stop it. At least for a few hours. No updates, no posts, no photos. Just you and you, without constant social media. Also tuning out can unplug you from depressing news in the world.
The warmth of the water can easy tight muscles and relax the body. Take some time to close your eyes and just let your body enjoy the water. Take some deep breaths.
Breath in for a count of 4, hold for a count of 2, exhale for a count of 6. This has helped me out a few times.
Turn on some music and jam it out. Let loose, it's just you so have some fun. Get your heart rate up there, twerk, side shuffle, be-bop, and twist your way to happiness.
If you have pets, give them some love. I truly believe that animals have healing powers. Just petting them, kissing them, and playing with them will lower your blood pressure, relax your muscles, and calm your mind. Plus who doesn't smile when their fur babies are having fun?!
Get some lotion, and give yourself a hand, leg, or head massage. It may not feel the same as if someone else were doing it, but we reap the same benefits. This increases circulation, calms the mind, relaxes tense muscles, and releases toxins that can be flushed out of the system.
Finding the time can be challenging. When we have work, family, homecare, cleaning, cooking, and chores to worry about. But I promise if you schedule 5-10 minutes a day, you will not regret it.


Phoenix, AZ- Playing on the road has been one the things the Indiana Fever have struggled with across the 2015 season. Of their nine losses, five of them have been on the opponent's turf, and the source all of their losses since the month of July began. In that same time, the Fever's record at home has been flawless, winning seven straight games in Banker's Life Fieldhouse.
So going into this four-game road trip, one might have put some worry into them coming out in the black. But as halfway through, they're 2-0, tallying 11 and 12 point wins over the Washington Mystics and Phoenix Mercury respectively.
The bulk of their production was the source of two different routes in each game, the first being led by future Hall-of-Famer Tamika Catchings with 20 points, 10 of which came in the fourth quarter. She also pulled down the rebound which secured her as the second leading rebounder in WNBA history, passing Tina Charles.
In Arizona, Lynetta Kizer scored a career high 19 points in the absence of Natalie Achonwa (who is still playing with the Canadian national team) and intermittent starter Erlana Larkins (who remained in Indianapolis treating a leg injury).
The final scores for both games were 73-62 vs Washington and 75-63 vs Phoenix.
The Fever have two more road games in this stint, first in Los Angeles tonight and then in Seattle on Saturday. Tipoff for tonight's game is at 10:30 p.m.


A Client Director since Value Partnership's early days, Geoff now combines his role as Chairman with his work with clients coaching senior executives and their top teams. Creating a business strategy is one thing, successfully implementing it through people and an organisation is another! Geoff brings his general management experience and insight to these roles. His interests include the challenge of leading across functional and cultural boundaries and the impact of globalisation on people and organisations. This interest has been reflected in the clients he has worked with which have included Groupe SEB, Lafarge, Thales, Monier, James Hay Partnership and HSBC.
Until 2001 Geoff was Global HR Director for Standard Chartered's Markets business; he also held appointments as Group Head of Management and Organisational Development and Regional HR Director for Europe/US. Geoff has worked extensively across Europe, North America, Asia Pacific, the Gulf and South Asia. His earlier career included British Aerospace and a permanent commission in the Royal Air Force mainly working at operational flying stations both in the UK and overseas.
Geoff has an MBA from Warwick Business School and is an Offshore Sailor and Yacht Master.


Am working with Jack McCoy to create a spirited film about how surfers, downtown merchants and tailors created a iconic piece of fashion that is worn around the World today.
Covering the stores of who created these first shirts, who would make them in the Golden Era and who reinterpreted them and brought new life to the Industry in the 60's.
The Aloha Shirt documentary with Jack McCoy is in the final planning stages, and we are currently securing sponsorship.


I spent almost all of last weekend sewing. It was so nice! After a super busy week my eye was twitching like crazy so I decided to just lay low and relax. The kids spent most of the day at my mom's on Saturday so it was nice and quiet. Well except for Scott talking to himself while he watched TV.
My friend Lupe is a huge Elvis fan so I picked up these Elvis panels when I saw them on one of the destash groups on Facebook.
and the other side. I shared them on my Facebook Group and promptly an order for a whole set, a sunglasses case and another tote bag. I found a lot more of the panels on eBay so I bought some there.
I still had a few of the smaller pieces so I made up another of the zippered bags and the sunglass case. I just need the big panels to sew up the tote bags.
and then some key fobs out of my scrap fabric.
I have been cutting my scraps as I make them so I have key fobs in various states of construction.
I also started sewing up a few more mug cozies. I signed up for a big craft show in November and I figure that is right before Christmas so it will good to have lots of inventory! It's the same one I did last March that I did really well at.
I REALLY need to organize (reorganize?) my fabrics again. I have a lot of leaning towers in my room haha. I am also going to start working on some Christmas gifts for the nieces and nephews. I will probably end up making some of those gifts for my craft booth too. I want to make some of the carry bags for notebooks/crayons/markers type thing. Haven't decided on which pattern yet though!
You are a busy lady! Great use of the Elvis panels!!
Elvis is a hoot. But you do such nice work.
Wanna move closer to me?


Kellan Gordon was over the moon to have opened his account in professional football after grabbing our third goal in the 3-0 win away at Port Vale on Saturday.
The winger was only on the pitch for a matter of seconds when Harry Smith found him with a precise pass, and he did the rest to wrap up the three points and send the away fans behind the goal into raptures.
It was Gordon's first-ever goal in professional football and he described the feeling as one of the best he's had in his career so far.
"It was an unbelievable feeling," he told swindontownfc.co.uk exclusively.
"A shout out to Smudge (Harry Smith) because he didn't have to square it, but he did and my eyes just lit up and I put it in.
"It was good to do it at the end with the fans and they were buzzing. They've been behind me since I've been here so to get my first goal in-front of them was brilliant."
"It is probably the best feeling I've had in football so far.
"I thought Smudge was going to want to score because he's a striker and that's his job but he squared it to me and I was able to get my first goal.
"I was on for a few seconds so it was nice to put it in and get my first goal - it was an unreal feeling.
Gordon also felt that Town were good value for their victory following another hugely impressive display on the road.
"It was a bit here and there in the first-half but second-half we picked up and showed the quality we've got," he added.
"All the lads were brilliant and the result proves that we've got a lot of quality and we can score goals.
"We're happy we are picking up points and we should be doing that with the players we've got.
"We've probably got one of the best away records in the league and that showed on Saturday."


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Hedge Funds-News
Is Fitbit Inc (FIT) A Good Stock To Buy?
Published on October 28, 2019 at 5:07 pm by Abigail Fisher in Hedge Funds, News
We are still in an overall bull market and many stocks that smart money investors were piling into surged through October 17th. Among them, Facebook and Microsoft ranked among the top 3 picks and these stocks gained 45% and 39% respectively. Hedge funds' top 3 stock picks returned 34.4% this year and beat the S&P 500 ETFs by 13 percentage points. Investing in index funds guarantees you average returns, not superior returns. We are looking to generate superior returns for our readers. That's why we believe it isn't a waste of time to check out hedge fund sentiment before you invest in a stock like Fitbit Inc (NYSE:FIT).
Is Fitbit Inc (NYSE:FIT) a bargain? Hedge funds are in a bearish mood. The number of long hedge fund bets were trimmed by 5 in recent months. Our calculations also showed that FIT isn't among the 30 most popular stocks among hedge funds (see the video below).
Video: Click the image to watch our video about the top 5 most popular hedge fund stocks.
Hedge funds' reputation as shrewd investors has been tarnished in the last decade as their hedged returns couldn't keep up with the unhedged returns of the market indices. Our research has shown that hedge funds' small-cap stock picks managed to beat the market by double digits annually between 1999 and 2016, but the margin of outperformance has been declining in recent years. Nevertheless, we were still able to identify in advance a select group of hedge fund holdings that outperformed the market by 40 percentage points since May 2014 through May 30, 2019 (see the details here). We were also able to identify in advance a select group of hedge fund holdings that underperformed the market by 10 percentage points annually between 2006 and 2017. Interestingly the margin of underperformance of these stocks has been increasing in recent years. Investors who are long the market and short these stocks would have returned more than 27% annually between 2015 and 2017. We have been tracking and sharing the list of these stocks since February 2017 in our quarterly newsletter.
Unlike former hedge manager, Dr. Steve Sjuggerud, who is convinced Dow will soar past 40000, our long-short investment strategy doesn't rely on bull markets to deliver double digit returns. We only rely on hedge fund buy/sell signals. Let's take a glance at the key hedge fund action surrounding Fitbit Inc (NYSE:FIT).
What does smart money think about Fitbit Inc (NYSE:FIT)?
At Q2's end, a total of 13 of the hedge funds tracked by Insider Monkey were bullish on this stock, a change of -28% from the previous quarter. The graph below displays the number of hedge funds with bullish position in FIT over the last 16 quarters. With hedge funds' positions undergoing their usual ebb and flow, there exists a select group of notable hedge fund managers who were boosting their stakes meaningfully (or already accumulated large positions).
When looking at the institutional investors followed by Insider Monkey, Renaissance Technologies, holds the number one position in Fitbit Inc (NYSE:FIT). Renaissance Technologies has a $33.5 million position in the stock, comprising less than 0.1%% of its 13F portfolio. The second most bullish fund manager is Millennium Management, managed by Israel Englander, which holds a $15.1 million position; less than 0.1%% of its 13F portfolio is allocated to the company. Some other professional money managers that are bullish include Philippe Laffont's Coatue Management, D. E. Shaw's D E Shaw and Israel Englander's Millennium Management.
Due to the fact that Fitbit Inc (NYSE:FIT) has witnessed falling interest from the smart money, it's easy to see that there is a sect of hedge funds who sold off their full holdings by the end of the second quarter. Interestingly, Peter Rathjens, Bruce Clarke and John Campbell's Arrowstreet Capital dumped the largest investment of the "upper crust" of funds tracked by Insider Monkey, comprising about $23.9 million in stock, and Zachary Miller's Parian Global Management was right behind this move, as the fund said goodbye to about $6.4 million worth. These moves are important to note, as total hedge fund interest fell by 5 funds by the end of the second quarter.
Let's now review hedge fund activity in other stocks – not necessarily in the same industry as Fitbit Inc (NYSE:FIT) but similarly valued. We will take a look at Kenon Holdings Ltd. (NYSE:KEN), Brigham Minerals, Inc. (NYSE:MNRL), Loral Space & Communications Inc. (NASDAQ:LORL), and KEMET Corporation (NYSE:KEM). This group of stocks' market valuations are similar to FIT's market valuation.
No of HFs with positions
Total Value of HF Positions (x1000)
Change in HF Position
KEN 1 1980 -1
MNRL 15 79480 15
LORL 16 513824 -3
KEM 18 146880 -1
Average 12.5 185541 2.5
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As you can see these stocks had an average of 12.5 hedge funds with bullish positions and the average amount invested in these stocks was $186 million. That figure was $81 million in FIT's case. KEMET Corporation (NYSE:KEM) is the most popular stock in this table. On the other hand Kenon Holdings Ltd. (NYSE:KEN) is the least popular one with only 1 bullish hedge fund positions. Fitbit Inc (NYSE:FIT) is not the most popular stock in this group but hedge fund interest is still above average. This is a slightly positive signal but we'd rather spend our time researching stocks that hedge funds are piling on. Our calculations showed that top 20 most popular stocks among hedge funds returned 24.4% in 2019 through September 30th and outperformed the S&P 500 ETF (SPY) by 4 percentage points. Unfortunately FIT wasn't nearly as popular as these 20 stocks and hedge funds that were betting on FIT were disappointed as the stock returned -13.4% during the third quarter and underperformed the market. If you are interested in investing in large cap stocks with huge upside potential, you should check out the top 20 most popular stocks among hedge funds as many of these stocks already outperformed the market so far this year.
Disclosure: None. This article was originally published at Insider Monkey.
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Rantzausgade er en gade på Nørrebro, København. Gaden strækker sig over ca. 700 m fra Åboulevard i øst til Jagtvej i vest.

Historie
Kvarteret omkring Rantzausgade – der dengang hed Nordvestvej – omtales i 1850 som et 'rabarberkvarter', idet flere gartnerier i området mellem Rantzausgade og Ladegårdsåen dyrker rabarber. Rabarberkvarter bliver tidligere en nedsættende betegnelse for arbejderkvarterer over hele landet. I 1870'erne tager den tætte bebyggelse på gaden fart som følge af byggeboomet uden for voldene. Oprindeligt gik gaden kun fra Åboulevard til Brohusgade, men blev senere ført igennem til Jagtvej. I 1879 grundlægges virksomheden Glud & Marstrand, der producerer nationalklenodiet Madam Blå i en fabrik i nr. 22-24, og i 1905/1906 omdøbes gaden til Rantzausgade efter den adelige slægt Rantzau fra Holsten. Til slægten hører bl.a. Johan Rantzau. Gaden får kollektiv trafik, da sporvognslinje 13 oprettes i 1915. Sporvognene kører for sidste gang gennem gaden i 1964, hvor busserne kom til. Pr. 2021 betjenes gaden af Movias linje 68 (Bella Center – Lyngby Station).

Begivenheder
 Den 23. februar 1945 blev Henning Walthing (f. 1917), som sammen med sin mor Agnes Walthing (f. 1885) drev Café 44 i Rantzausgade 44, afsløret som stikker for gruppen Svend Staahl, ledet af politibetjent på Amager, Paul Otto Ditlev Nielsen (f. 1913). Walthing blev pågrebet på cafeen, afhørt i Buddinge af medlemmmer af modstandsgruppen BOPA og likvideret I Hareskoven af samme medlemmer. Hans mor enkefru Agnes Walthing (som var logiværtinde for Svend Staahl gruppen) og Paul Otto Ditlev Nielsen blev samme dag likvideret på fru Walthing´s og sønnen Henning´s bopæl Thorvaldsensvej 13 på Frederiksberg.
 Ved Den Danske Brigades indmarch 6. maj 1945 blev brigaden beskudt af kollaboratører i krydset Jagtvej/Rantzausgade, hvorved tre brigadefolk blev dræbt. Der er rejst en mindesten ved Landsarkivet for de tre dræbte soldater.
 I forbindelse med Blekingegade-sagen kommer Rantzausgade i PET's søgelys, idet en lejlighed i nr. 31 mistænkes for at fungere som bandens dæklejlighed.
 Den 7. august 2004 blev et hus på hjørnet af Rantzausgade og Griffenfeldsgade besat af aktivister. To anholdes.
 Da en række danske medier 8. juni 2005 modtager en e-mail fra Aktionsgruppen Grænseløse Beate, viser det sig, at mailen er sendt fra internetcaféen Surf'n'Play i Rantzausgade.
 Ved et såkaldt drive-by-shooting 6. juni 2006 affyres mindst 11 skud fra en bil foran Café Cleopatra i Rantzausgade.
 Internetcaféen Surf'n'Play var også rammen for et skyderi den 14. september 2008, da der blev skudt mindst 11 skud mod caféen og to personer blev såret. Dette skyderi menes af nogen at være del af Bandekrigen. Surf'n'Play blev sidenhen lukket og erstattet af en tapas-restaurant, efterfulgt af en vinbar, og der har ikke været problemer siden da.
 Den 10. april 2007 bliver 7-Eleven i nr. 10 udsat for et røveri – men røveren opgiver, da ekspedienten griner af hans mumieagtige forklædning.

Nutid
For cyklister har gaden været en af de mest ulykkesramte i København. I deres projekt for fornyelse af gaden har kommunen sat fokus på dette, bl.a. gennem krav om ensretning og en lavere hastighedsgrænse.

Elementerne på gaden, der engang var forbundet med bandeproblemer, primært internetcaféen Surf'n'Play, er for længst lukket og er blevet erstattet af restauranter og vinbarer.

Se også

Laurids Skaus Gade

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 Om Rantzausgade på Alt om København

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New Chief ESG Officer bolsters the firm's expertise and drives sustainability efforts
Monarch Private Capital, a nationally recognized tax-advantaged investment firm that develops, finances and manages a diversified portfolio of projects that generate both federal and state tax credits, is pleased to announce the continued expansion of its ESG operations and sustainability initiatives through the implementation of a cornerstone Chief ESG Officer role.
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Melanie Beckman, a longtime valued member of Monarch with extensive industry experience, has been appointed as the firm's first-ever Chief ESG Officer. In this new role, Melanie will be responsible for the firm's companywide ESG framework, aligning and managing its sustainability goals while also ensuring Monarch provides its investors with the highest-quality reporting on their impact investments. Additionally, Melanie will oversee the firm's long-term ESG strategy, develop strategic partnerships and manage its relationship with the ESG validation firms Verisk Maplecroft and Bureau Veritas.
"I'm thrilled to take on this role to further position Monarch Private Capital as the industry's most visionary leader in sustainability," said Beckman. "Given my background and experience at Monarch, I'm confident we can strengthen our strategies while harnessing innovative solutions to make both our ESG goals and those of our clients a reality."
"With ESG investing on the rise, the demand for greater insight into the three principles is growing rapidly," said George Strobel, Co-Founder and Co-CEO at Monarch Private Capital. "As our new Chief ESG Officer, Melanie will help expand our commitment to positively impact communities and allow us to provide even more support to our investors as she monitors ESG metrics in the marketplace from both a political and compliance perspective."
To date, Monarch has managed ESG funds with investments in over 600 projects generating $3.5 billion of tax credits, $7 billion in project capital and $30 billion in economic impact in more than 30 states. The firm's diverse portfolio of tax credit offerings includes investment opportunities in affordable housing, renewable energy, historic rehabilitation and film. Monarch's expertise in these sectors has led to the development of more than 1 million kWdc of renewable energy, 35,000 quality affordable homes and over 105,000 jobs for Americans across the country. The creation of a new Chief ESG Officer role enables Monarch to continue to increase its positive impact and strengthens its ability to help investors achieve their sustainability goals, giving their money a mission.
For more information on Monarch's ESG initiatives, please contact Melanie Beckman by emailing mbeckman@monarchprivate.com.
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Monarch Private Capital manages ESG funds that positively impact communities by creating clean power, jobs and homes. The funds provide predictable returns through the generation of federal and state tax credits. The Company offers innovative tax credit equity investments for affordable housing, historic rehabilitations, renewable energy, film and other qualified projects. Monarch Private Capital has long-term relationships with institutional and individual investors, developers and lenders that participate in these types of federal and state programs. Headquartered in Atlanta, Monarch has offices and professionals located throughout the U.S.
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