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The Greenfinch is a common garden bird, that is easily recognisable by its distinctive green and yellow colouration. They are a sexually dimorphic species, which means that there are differences between the two sexes, the males appear more vibrant in their plumage, whereas the females' consists of paler greens and yellows. A fabulous bird to watch in flight due to the flashes of colour and brilliant aerobatics.
The Greenfinch is quite a common site all year round throughout Europe, northern Africa and western Asia (with the exclusion of areas in the northern part of Europe, such as the top reaches of Scotland, where they are only found in summer). The best places to look for this species is the country side, woodlands and even in your garden.
These birds eat plant matter; such as seeds and leaves, and small insects like flies and beetles.
Birds are eaten by a number of predators, and the Greenfinch is no exception. Snakes, foxes, large birds all consider this species as prey.
Populations declined rapidly in the late 1970's due to a disease called trichomonosis. This disease is caused by parasites and resulted in the birds not being able to feed efficiently. Recovery took place in 1990 and the populations are now at a stable level.
Flocking groups can vary between 6 – 10,000 individuals.
Location dependent, but in most areas all year round.


As challenging as job interviews may seem, they are for the most part based on a formula. They are made up of and evaluated based on a core of the most frequent interview questions. A candidate must be prepared to answer these questions in order to perform effectively. Apart from studying your resume, it is vital to study these questions. Understand these frequently asked questions and the way the answer them in order to be equipped for a job interview.
Answer this inevitable question with a crisp set of 5 points-Name, current status, current/previous job profile, the kind of person you are and conclude with why you want this job. Instead of weaving an elaborate story about yourself, keep the answer concise covering the aforementioned points.
Question 2: Where do you see yourself five years from now?
Question 3: Why do you want to work for us?
With this question, the interviewer is giving you a chance to talk about the company. Thus, while answering it incorporate the mission and vision of the organization, aligning them with your personal mission and vision. Focus on the kind of projects the organization works on and explain how they resonate with your own goals.
Question 4: Describe a conflict you have faced and how you dealt with it.
Keeping in the mind the requirements of the job, answer this question with an incident that will reflect these skills. The interviewer is looking to see how well you respond under pressure and in turn solve a problem. Focus more on how you resolved the conflict rather than the conflict itself.
Question 5: What is an achievement you are proud of?
Choose one or two achievements that will speak positively of you, without sounding arrogant. Aim to talk about achievements that are not widely applicable. Choose an achievement that is more personal and portrays your personality in the best light possible. Along with this, quantifying an achievement is a great way to impress the interviewer.
Question 6: What do you consider to be your biggest failure?
This question should be looked at as an opportunity to show the interviewer your capabilities to grow through difficult times. Choose an incident from which you can draw positives and show what you learnt from it. Explain how you were accountable for the incident instead of shifting the blame. Further, talk about how you were able to tackle the issue and learnt from it.
Question 7: How do you deal with pressure at work?
This question gives you a chance to show how you deal with stressful situations. Talk about instances at your current or previous job where you kept your cool and managed to work well even under pressure. This can include instances such as managing time when working on numerous projects simultaneously.
Question 8: What motivates you?
The answer to this question will vary from person to person. The interviewer is looking to see what you value and your answer should resonate exactly that. Give an honest answer showcasing your ethics and values.
Question 9: What would your colleagues say about you?
This should be answered keeping 4 or 5 positive attributes in mind. Make sure these attributes align with the requirements of the job profile. The interviewer is aiming to gauge if you are a good fit for company culture.
Question 10: Do you prefer working in a team or by yourself?
This question needs to be answered carefully, as you need to emphasize on the benefits of both. Even if you have a preference, explain that you are comfortable working in both the cases.


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Restaurants Melbourne – What's a vacation without excellent food, delicious cocktails or fine wine in a good restaurant? Such evenings create memories. WorldTop7 offers a selection of the best restaurants in Melbourne. And because we know how different tastes are we cover all of the different restaurant styles!
Whether a sushi restaurant in Melbourne, an American steakhouse, an Italian restaurant, a Thai eatery or exotic Cajun cuisine – the lovers of culinary delights come fully at their expense and find lots of insider tips. Our restaurant tips in Melbourne are by locals (which should know where it tastes best!), celebrities, globetrotter and business people. And if you've eaten in one of these restaurants in Melbourne where cuisine, service and atmosphere was unbeatable and you want to tell everybody – that's what WorldTop7 stands for! Restaurants in Melbourne with the x-factor!
The demands in terms of restaurant style are naturally very varied and WorldTop7 is happy to assist. Whether it is a small, cozy bistro in Melbourne with delicious and authentic food for surprisingly little money or a completely styled Michelin-star restaurant in Melbourne where movie stars and models have diner – here you find everything from inexpensive to expensive, from grunge to classy, from traditional to macro kitchen!
But not only for your vacation, also for your business lunch or business dinner in Melbourne you can find exactly the right place to eat. Thus, business become pleasure in no time!
Located in the busy Acland Street in St.Kilda, next to many down-to-earth eateries and shops, small dark, lively & authentic Italian restaurant; Italian dishes; Melbourne institution, no reservation possible, therefore come early or wait in the bar around the alleyway; toilets are the backyard – ask for the key!
If you prefer a more upscale Italian go to refurbished Circa at the Prince of Wales Hotel (Acland Street 2); other alternatives around the corner of the Prince of Wales Hotel in St.Kilda are the small and cozy Laus Family Kitchen for Cantonese food and Il Fornaio next door for the best breakfast in town.
Cool and stylish new bar and restaurant in the CBD basement space of Mini and from the makers of the save bets Longrain, Movida and Taxi; young Chef Adam D'Sylva (formerly of Pearl and Longrain), offers a great fare of modern European and Asian tapas-style bites, served on share plates; try "Hanoi style crispy rice paper roll with lettuce ", "spiced cuttlefish", "yellow duck curry with lotus root" or the signature dish "sugarcane prawns".
Located in an old metal factory in Fitzroy; in this sleek, casual and always packed restaurant you get the whole package: Great atmosphere, cool bar for a drink, amazing food and a very innovative chef and owner Andrew McConnell; he's also responsible for the cheaper Cumulus Inc. (+61 3 9650 1445, 45 Finders Lane in CBD).
Melbournians love their "Longrain" in Little Bourke Street on the corner of Punch Lane; Martin Boetz's modern Thai place serves great dishes like "betel leaves with smoked trout"; please note: Only open for lunch on Fridays!
Rumi, a vibrant Middle Eastern eatery that recently relocated on upper Lygon St. in Melbourne is a fantastic restaurant that offers more than just delicious Lebanese, Persian, and other Moorish Middle Eastern specialties.
The ambiance here is superb and although the restaurant decor itself does not scream Middle Eastern, the adornments that owners Natalie and Joseph Abboud used in decorating the restaurant are authentic Levantine pieces.
It is a great place to enjoy good company while sharing a family style hearty meal. Everything they offer will surely please the palate but stars on the menu include the quail kebab, spiced lamb shoulder, haloumi and feta filled pastry (sigara boregi), and their house cured beef bastourma. They also have flavourful gluten free and vegetarian options. Local, Lebanese, and other Middle-Eastern Wines, beers, and various Araks (distilled spirits) make up the drink list. Food legend Anthony Bourdain himself has sung praises about the food he sampled here and featured on his television show.
Rumi is open daily for dinner from 6pm – 10pm.
Sichuan House in Chinatown and its sister restaurants in South Yarra and newly opened one in Abbotsford are your best options for spicy and mouthwatering Sichuan style Chinese fare in Melbourne.
The laid back eatery has been serving superb and affordable Sichuan specialties. The Corrs Lane eatery is the flagship restaurant and owner Peter Hu has consistently and successfully been dishing up highly addictive delicious meals since 2004.
Kung pao chicken, spicy prawns, cumin spiced pork ribs, and mapo tofu are just some of the most in demand menu items. They offer vegetarian options and the menu is categorized according to level of spice but expect all offerings to be spicy hot. Best order some soya milk to neutralize spices if you are not really used to eating spicy food. Sichuan house serves meals in generous portions that are ideal for sharing and most diners leave with doggy bags.
Sichuan House is open daily from 11:30am until 9pm. Make sure to book at least 2 days in advance.
The Botanical offers a wide selection of organic and Australian dishes; all vegetables, fish and meat comes from local suppliers; have the "oysters from the pristine water of Australian premium growing regions" or the "char grilled O'Connor's pasture fed sirloin vine ripened cherry tomatoes potato gratin green onion and Madeira sauce"; check out the bar in the back or have a glass of wine with some cheeses in the wine shop.
Located near the media Hotel Como and the shopping streets Chapel Street and Toorak Street.
Located in the historic Normanby Chambers building in the heart of CBD Melbourne. Classical fine dining.
Open for lunch and dinner but please note the restaurant is closed on Monday & Sunday.


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Muricy Ramalho
(1955-11-30) 30 November 1955 (age 66)
1.72 m (5 ft 8 in)
Attacking midfielder
São Paulo 177 (26)
Puebla 149 (57)
→ America (loan) 9 (0)
Teams managed
São Paulo (youth)
Ituano
Botafogo-SP
Portuguesa Santista
Muricy Ramalho (born 30 November 1955) is a Brazilian football pundit and retired manager and footballer who played as an attacking midfielder. His most recent position was as manager of Flamengo,[4] until health issues forced him to step down in 2017.
Between 2006 and 2008, Ramalho led São Paulo to three consecutive national championships. In 2010, he also led Fluminense to the title. On July 23, 2010, it was reported that he had been offered the post of the coach of the Brazil national team,[5] to replace the sacked Dunga. His team at the time, however, Fluminense, refused to release him for the job.[6][7]
Ramalho is also known by his paulistano accent,[8] usually speaking expressions from this dialect.
During his playing career in the 1970s, Ramalho was a midfielder with São Paulo.[9] Between 1973 and 1978, he played 177 games for the club, scoring 26 goals.[10] Later in his career, he played in Mexico, being almost unknown in Brazil during that time.[9] He was not called up for the 1978 World Cup due to a knee injury.[11] After retiring, he started his career as a head coach.[9]
Head coaching career
Ramalho started his head coaching career as the head coach of Mexican club Puebla.[11] He managed several clubs, including São Paulo, his former club as a player, and Internacional.[12]
"Expressinho"
Ramalho was the São Paulo youth squad head coach between 1994 and 1996.[9] He was the manager of the São Paulo team that won the Copa CONMEBOL in 1994. That team was formed from reserve and youth players, receiving the nickname "Expressinho".[9] Despite the technical limitations of the team, São Paulo won the cup, defeating Peñarol of Uruguay in the final.[9] Players such as Denílson and Rogério Ceni were discovered by Ramalho during the competition.[9]
Ramalho in 2006
After working for Internacional, including taking them to runners-up in the Campeonato Brasileiro de 2005, on January 3, 2006, ten years later he came back to manage São Paulo, signing a one-year contract.[13] He was the head coach of São Paulo for three years, winning the Série A three times in a row.[12] His methods and the playing style of his team did not win universal admiration, however.[14] After a poor start in the league and being eliminated from the Libertadores Cup in 2009 to Cruzeiro, his fourth consecutive elimination from the tournament, the board fired him.[15]
After almost a month of negotiations, Ramalho stated his desire to direct the team of Palmeiras, signing a contract on July 22, 2009.
After six months as Palmeiras' head coach, Ramalho was fired on February 18, 2010 after a 1–4 defeat against São Caetano. On April 25, he was announced as the new head coach of Fluminense, his second time working in Rio de Janeiro. On July 23, he was appointed as head coach of the Brazil national team,[16] but was not released by the Rio de Janeiro-based team, prompting the Brazil Football Confederation to choose Mano Menezes instead.[17]
By the end of the season, Ramalho has led Fluminense to its third national championship, after 1970 and 1984.
On April 6, 2011, it was announced that Ramalho would take charge of Santos until the end of the 2011 season.[18] He led Santos to the 2011 Campeonato Paulista title and later to the Copa Libertadores title. Ramalho renewed his contract until December 2013.[19]
After losing the State Championship, and after having star player Neymar sold to Barcelona, Ramalho, on 31 May, was dismissed by club. The intention of Santos was to start a reformulation. Ramalho signed on April 2011, and, since then, he won two State Championships, one Recopa Sudamericana, and the most important, 2011 Copa Libertadores, when Santos beat Uruguayan side Peñarol in the final.[20]
Return to São Paulo
On September 9, 2013, after losing to Coritiba 2–0, game that kept São Paulo in relegation zone of Série A, the directors of the club sacked Paulo Autuori, signing Ramalho as his replacement. In São Paulo's official website, a report praised Autuori's work and welcomed the arrival of Ramalho, who had previously won three Brazilian leagues titles with the club.[21] He was presented on September 10, 2013, praised by João Paulo de Jesus Lopes, vice-president of the club. Ramalho stated, "We are on a phase that we cannot stay talking to players. We must have to get the victories. Each one has his own way to work. Let's keep our problems outside."[22] Ramalho's first game in charge was a 1–0 victory over Ponte Preta. During the match, São Paulo fans at the Morumbi Stadium shouted "É, Muricy" ("Yeah, Muricy") in satisfaction of Ramalho's return.[23]
On November 2, 2013, in an interview with Brazilian newspaper O Estado de S. Paulo, Ramalho affirmed the following words:
Winning here is always good and important anywhere, but, of course, for São Paulo it is a very different thing because I was born here, and when you have a history and win again, this history goes on and gets new chapters. In Brazil for a coach is fundamental to win, independent of the affection the supporters have for you, and São Paulo is the biggest club in Brazil and the most successful one and the fans got used to victories therefore we always have to win. But, of course, winning for São Paulo is special for me.
Muricy Ramalho, exalting his return to São Paulo[24]
On December 7, 2013, Ramalho, after a very successful first year ahead of the club, renewed his contract with São Paulo for two more seasons. Upon signing, he stated, "I am happy to stay, because here is my home and the affection the supporters show for me motivates me even further. I am very happy for we have had an excellent year."[25]
On April 6, 2015, Ramalho stepped down as coach of São Paulo due to illness; he had been hospitalized in January with a digestive disease. [26]
Ramalho was appointed head coach of Flamengo in early 2016, but was forced to resign due to poor health in May of that year.[27] He was replaced by Flamengo U-20 coach Zé Ricardo.
While with Santos, in December 2011, at the final of the 2011 FIFA Club World Cup against Barcelona, and after his team lost 4–0, Ramalho praised Barça manager Pep Guardiola's work, though stated that it was simple for him since he had the financial clout to sign any player in the world. Ramalho said that European coaches would only score top marks in his book once they had the same success when coaching a Brazilian side. "Only when they win trophies here [Brazil] they will be the best coaches in the world." He was referring to the lack of funding, lack of good players – allegedly who all play in Europe – and the ever-growing pressure to perform.[28]
In February 2013, the media reported that Ramalho engaged in a verbal exchange with Neymar and Joey Barton. The latter had been little impressed by Neymar's performances in a friendly match in London, later stating, "I would not pay a lot of money to sign him." After journalists' insistence on a comment, Ramalho responded that although he meant no disrespect, he did not know who Barton was.[29]
In May 2013, Ramalho spoke about a fake profile on the social network Facebook that has a lot of friends. According to the coach, the creator of profile "must be an idiot that doesn't have anything to do. He should do something for himself, not for someone else".[30]
In July 2013, two months after leaving Santos, Ramalho said that if he was to work in Europe, he would have been given a 30-year contract and would have a statue dedicated to him afterwards because even "[Arsène] Wenger can coach Arsenal for almost 15 years having had so little success".[31] Also in July 2013, in a new interview, Ramalho spoke about players he had previously coached. According to the coach, Müller, currently a football pundit, was a "difficult player, it was complicated. It was really very hard. He was a excellent player, but ain't easy to work with him". Meanwhile, on the defender Breno, whom Ramalho coached with at São Paulo, he stated, "He thought he was [Franz] Beckenbauer."[32]
Ramalho also is known for his roughness and lack of patience with bad journalists and those who work to create a controversy where one does not exist.
In April 2014, Ramalho was praised by one journalist in reference to his past as a football player. Ramalho said he was ten times better than the present players of São Paulo. To this day, fans bring flags with his face and name to Estádio do Morumbi. "I played at least ten times better. But they haven't seen it, and I don't talk about it because it is a thing from the past. In this team, I would pick up my number 8 jersey and the coach would only have to think about the other players," he added.[33]
São Paulo 1994 1997 108 55 33 20 050.93
São Paulo 2006 2009 252 139 67 46 055.16
Palmeiras 2009 2010 34 13 11 10 038.24
Fluminense 2010 2011 54 28 15 11 051.85
Santos 2011 2013 150 72 42 36 048.00
As of May 31, 2013
Head coaching honors
Campeonato Brasileiro Série A (3): 2006, 2007, 2008
Copa CONMEBOL: 1994
Copa Masters CONMEBOL: 1996
Cup of China: 1998
Campeonato Pernambucano (2): 2001, 2002
Campeonato Gaúcho: 2003, 2005
Campeonato Brasileiro Série A runner-up: 2005
Campeonato Paulista: 2004
Campeonato Brasileiro Série A: 2010
Copa Libertadores: 2011
Recopa Sudamericana: 2012
Campeonato Paulista (2): 2011, 2012
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^ Muricy diz que foi 10 vezes melhor que jogadores do São Paulo. Será?
Copa Libertadores winning managers
1960: Scarone
1962: Lula
1964: Giúdice
1966: Máspoli
1967: Pizzuti
1968: Zubeldía
1971: Etchamendi
1972: Dellacha
1973: Maschio
1974: Ferreiro
1976: Moreira
1977: Lorenzo
1979: Cubilla
1980: Mujica
1981: Carpegiani
1982: Bagnulo
1983: Espinosa
1984: Pastoriza
1985: Yudica
1986: Veira
1987: Tabárez
1988: Fleitas
1989: Maturana
1991: Jozić
1992: Santana
1994: Bianchi
1995: Scolari
1996: Díaz
1997: Autuori
1998: Lopes
2002: Pumpido
2004: Montoya
2006: Braga
2007: Russo
2008: Bauza
2009: Sabella
2010: Roth
2011: Muricy
2012: Tite
2013: Cuca
2015: Gallardo
2016: Rueda
2017: Renato
2019: Jesus
2020: Ferreira
Recopa Sudamericana winning managers
1989: Núñez
1990: Aimar
1995: Brindisi
1997: Piazza
1998: Levir
2004: Ternero
2005: Basile
2007: Gallo
2008: Ischia
2009: Fossati
2011: Dorival
2021: Beccacece
Campeonato Brasileiro Série A winning managers
1959: Volante
1960: Brandão
1966: Ayrton
1967 RBG: Moreira
1967 TB: Travaglini
1968 RBG: Antoninho
1968 TB: Zagallo
1969: Minelli
1970: Amaral
1971: Telê
1974: Travaglini
1978: Silva
1979: E. Andrade
1980: Coutinho
1983: C. Torres
1984: Parreira
1986: Pepe
1987: Picerni
1988: Evaristo
1989: Rosa
1990: Nelsinho
1992: Carlinhos
1993: Luxemburgo
1997: A. Lopes
1999: Oswaldo
2000: Joel
2001: Geninho
2002: Leão
2009: J. Andrade
2012: Abel
2013: M. Oliveira
2017: Carille
2020: Ceni
Campeonato Brasileiro Série A Coach of the Year
2005: Ramalho
2009: Andrade
2011: Gomes & Borges
2013: Oliveira
Muricy Ramalho managerial positions
São Paulo FC – managers
Bueno (1930)
Platero (1930)
Salles (1931–32)
Marinetti (1932–33)
Clodô (1933–35)
Del Debbio (1936–37)
Feola (1937–38)
Rodrigues (1938)
Amsel (1939)
Pedroso (1939)
Barbuy (1939–40)
Ross (1942–43)
Joreca (1943–47)
Leônidas (1951)
López (1953–54)
Leônidas (1954–55)
Caxambu (a.i.) (1957)
Guttmann (1957–58)
Renganeschi (1958–59)
Costa (1960–61)
Cardoso (1961)
A. Moreira (1962)
Brandão (1962–64)
Vieira (1964)
Poy (1964–65)
Lopes (1965)
Pirillo (1967–68)
Lameiro (1968–69)
Z. Moreira (1970)
Brandão (1971)
Poy (a.i.) (1971)
Ramos (1972)
Mota (1972)
Poy (1972)
Telê (1973)
Juliato (a.i.) (1976)
Minelli (1977–79)
Juliato (1979)
C.A. Silva (1980)
Goethals (1980–81)
Neto (a.i.) (1981)
Formiga (1981–82)
Serrão (a.i.) (1983)
Travaglini (1983–84)
Valdir de Moraes (a.i.) (1984)
Cilinho (1984–86)
Didi (1986)
Pepe (1986–87)
Paulinho (1988)
Gimenez (a.i.) (1989)
C.A. Silva (1989–90)
Forlán (1990)
Telê (1990–96)
Muricy (a.i.) (1996)
Parreira (1996)
Muricy (1996–97)
Pereyra (1997–98)
Nelsinho (1998)
Pita (a.i.) (1998)
Mário Sérgio (1998)
Carpegiani (1999)
Milton Cruz (a.i.) (1999)
Levir (2000)
Vadão (2001)
Nelsinho (2001–02)
Oswaldo (2002–03)
Rojas (2003)
Cuca (2004)
Leão (2004–05)
Autuori (2005)
R. Gomes (2009–10)
Baresi (a.i.) (2010)
Carpegiani (2010–11)
Adílson (2011)
Ney Franco (2012–13)
Osorio (2015)
Doriva (2015)
Bauza (2016)
Jardine (a.i.) (2016)
R. Gomes (2016)
Pintado (a.i.) (2016)
Ceni (2017)
Dorival Jr. (2017–18)
Aguirre (2018)
Jardine (2018–19)
Mancini (a.i.) (2019)
Diniz (2019–21)
Vizolli (a.i.) (2021)
Crespo (2021)
Guarani – managers
Begliomini (1959)
Brocchi (a.i.) (1959)
Godê (a.i.) (1959)
Avelino (1959)
Godê (a.i.) (1959–60)
Tim (1961–63)
Godê (1963)
Dorival (1965)
González (1966)
Zakia (1966)
Aparecido (1967)
Alfredinho (1967)
Wilson (1968)
Minelli (1969)
Zé Duarte (a.i.) (1971)
Daltro (1972)
Zé Duarte (1972–75)
Pires de Toledo (a.i.) (1975)
Tim (1975)
P. Emilio (1977)
Dorival (a.i.) (1977)
P. Amaral (1977)
Adaílton (a.i.) (1977)
Buzetto (1977)
Garcia (1980)
Castilho (1980)
Queiroz (a.i.) (1982)
J. Teixeira (1982)
Queiroz (1982)
C. Duarte (1983)
Andrade (1983)
Gimenez (1983)
Sandri (1985)
Candinho (1985)
Maffia (a.i.) (1985)
Sandri (1985–86)
P. Leão (1986)
Gainete (1986–87)
Lazaroni (1987)
Zé Duarte (1987)
P. Leão (a.i.) (1987)
Rocha (1987)
Carbone (1988)
Eli Carlos (1988)
Lino (a.i.) (1989)
Dimas (a.i.) (1989)
Evaristo (1989)
Peres (1989)
Pepe (1991)
E. Leão (1991)
Milton (a.i.) (1991)
Zanatta (1991)
Luxemburgo (1991)
Milton (1991)
Fito (1992)
Flamarion (1992–93)
Capitão (a.i.) (1993)
Carlinhos (1993)
Culpi (1994)
Givanildo (1995)
Celinho (a.i.) (1995)
Gersinho (a.i.) (1995)
Nicanor (1995)
Ramírez (1996)
Cabralzinho (1996)
Colegiado (1996)
Leal (1996)
Piza (1996)
Geninho (1997)
Abel (1997)
Muricy (1997)
L. Pereira (1997)
Vadão (1997–98)
E. Soares (1998–99)
Gomes (2000)
Pereyra (2000)
H. dos Anjos (2001)
L.C. Ferreira (2001)
Zé Mário (2001–02)
Picerni (2002)
Giba (2003)
L.C. Barbieri (2003–04)
Santana (2004)
Zetti (2004)
Agnaldo (2004)
Renato (a.i.) (2004)
Picerni (2004–05)
Flamarion (2005)
Serrão (2005)
L.C. Ferreira (2005–06)
Cerezo (2006)
Waguinho (2006)
Gainete (2006)
L.C. Barbieri (2006)
Waguinho (2006–07)
Davino (2008)
Cidinho (a.i.) (2008)
Luciano (2008–09)
Macuglia (2009)
Cidinho (2009)
Waguinho (a.i.) (2010)
Mancini (2010)
Argel (2010–11)
Taddei (2011)
Zé Teodoro (2012–13)
Branco (2013)
P. Pereira (a.i.) (2013)
Carlinhos (a.i.) (2013)
Pugliese (2013)
M. Fernandes (2014)
Benazzi (2014)
Veiga (2014–15)
Ademir (2015)
Santos (2015)
Pintado (2015–16)
Chamusca (2016)
da Matta (2017)
M. Barbieri (2017)
Cabo (2017)
Lisca (2017)
Louzer (2018)
Marco Antônio (a.i.) (2018)
Loss (2019)
Eutrópio (2019)
R. Fonseca (2019)
Carpini (2019–20)
Ben-Hur (a.i.) (2020)
Catalá (2020)
Conceição (2020–21)
Allan Aal (2021)
D. Paulista (2021–)
Shanghai Shenhua F.C. – managers
Xu Genbao (1993–96)
Stoikov (1997)
Strejlau (1997–98)
L. Petrović (2000)
I. Petković (2001)
Xu Genbao (2002)
Wu Jingui (2002–03)
Mao Yijunc (2004)
Wilkinson (2004)
Jia Xiuquanc (2004)
Nepomniachi (2004–05)
Wu Jingui (2006)
Giménez (2007)
Jia Xiuquan (2008–09)
Blažević (2009–10)
Xi Zhikang (2011)
Besek (2011)
Tigana (2012)
Ibengec (2012)
Batista (2012–13)
Shen Xiangfu (2013–14)
Batista (2014)
Gillot (2014–15)
Manzano (2015–16)
Poyet (2016–17)
Flores (2018–19)
Choi Kang-hee (2019–2021)
(c) = caretaker manager
Ituano – managers
Teixeira (1989–90)
Neto (1992)
Zé Carlos (1994)
Carabina (1994)
de León (1996)
A. Fonseca (1997)
Heron (1998)
Celinho (1999)
Scarpino (2000–02)
João Francisco (2003)
Scarpino (2003)
Campos (2004)
Comelli (2004)
Liz (2005)
Ferreira (2005)
Fernandes (2006)
A. Fonseca (2006–07)
Porto (2007)
Luiz Antônio (2007)
João Martins (2007)
Pintado (2008)
Mazola Jr. (2009–10)
Ramirez (2011)
Martelotte (2012)
Doriva (2013–14)
Pugliese (2014–16)
Roque Jr. (2017)
Bergantin (2017–21)
Mazola Jr. (2021–)
Botafogo de Ribeirão Preto – managers
Alfredinho (1973–74)
Antoninho (1978–81)
Travaglini (1989)
Sócrates (1990)
Galli (1991)
Afrânio (1992)
Zaluar (1997)
Antoninho (1997)
Paulo (2001)
Carbone (2002–03)
Varlei (2004)
Pinho (2005)
Galli (2005–06)
Edison Só (2006)
Copertino (a.i.) (2007)
M. Ribeiro (2007)
Colombini (2008)
Luciano (2008)
R. Fonseca (2010–11)
Argel (2011)
Diniz (2011)
M. Veiga (2012–13)
Baitello (2013)
Paião (2013)
W. Lopes (2014)
A. Ferreira (2014–15)
Angeli (a.i.) (2015)
Moacir Jr. (2017)
Rodrigo (2017)
Vica (2017)
Condé (2018–19)
Cavalo (2019)
Hemerson (2019)
Claudinei (2020)
Moacir Jr. (2020–21)
S. Dias (a.i.) (2021)
Gallo (2021)
L. Zago (2022–)
Náutico – managers
H. Cabelli (1930)
J. Loureiro (1934–35)
J. Loureiro (1936)
Eládio (1938)
H. Cabelli (1938–40)
Tito (1940–41)
Eládio (a.i.) (1941)
Brotherhood (1941)
C. Viola (1941–42)
J. Fernandes (1942–43)
Vani (1944)
Lázaro (1944–45)
Munt (1945–47)
Álvaro B. (1947–49)
Palmeira (1950–54)
Ivanildo (1954–55)
Pirilllo (1954–55)
Fiorotti (1955–56)
Ivanildo (1956)
Otto (1956)
G. Carvalho (1956–57)
Diéz (1957–58)
J. Costa (1958)
Ferraz (1958)
Schiller (1960)
Sávio (1960)
Magalhães (1960)
G. Cardoso (1960–61)
Duque (1962–64)
Mituca (1964)
Duque (1964)
Dante (1966)
Miraglia (1967)
Manuelzinho (1969)
Gradim (1969–70)
Pirilllo (1970)
Cido (1970)
Edmur (1971)
Palmeira (1971)
Lucena (1971)
Gradim (1972)
J. Avelino (1973)
Marão (1973)
Fantoni (1974–75)
Carabina (1976–77)
Jálber (1977)
Danilo (1978)
Juan Pérez (1979)
Pinheiro (1979–80)
R. Brida (1981)
Chaves (1981)
Fantoni (1982)
L. Veloso (1983)
M. Juliato (1985)
Carlesso (1986)
Borba F. (1987)
Nogueira (1987)
Barbatana (1987)
C.A. Torres (1987–88)
Louruz (1988)
L. Sabino (1988)
Muniz (1989)
R. Oliveira (1989)
Otacílio (1990)
Nunes (1991)
Zé Mário (1992)
Osires (1994)
Ribeiro (1995)
Cavalheiro (1997)
Benjamim (1997–98)
Bianchini (1998)
Neto (1998–99)
L.C. Cruz (2000–01)
J. Espinosa (2001)
Estevam (2001)
Givanildo (2002–03)
Édson (a.i.) (2003)
Heriberto (2003)
E. Gaúcho (2003)
Édson (2003)
Zé Teodoro (2004)
Didi Duarte (a.i.) (2005)
Galvão (2005)
Didi Duarte (2006)
H. dos Anjos (2006–07)
Zé do Carmo (a.i.) (2007)
PC Gusmão (2007)
R. Fernandes (2007–08)
Sangaletti (a.i.) (2008)
Leandro (2008)
L. Gomes (a.i.) (2008)
China (a.i.) (2009)
Waldemar (2009)
Bittencourt (2009)
Waldemar (2011–12)
Gallo (2012–13)
Silas (2013)
Jorginho (2013)
L. Gomes (2013)
Sidney (2014)
Dado (2014)
Dal Pozzo (2015–16)
M. Cruz (2017)
Capixaba (a.i.) (2018)
M. Goiano (2018–19)
Kleina (2020)
Santa Cruz – managers
Magno (1952)
Gentil (1959)
Diéz (1959)
Ilzo Nery (1970)
Froner (1975)
Evaristo (1977–80)
Duarte (1980)
S. Lopes (1985)
Ernesto (1985)
Moisés (1987)
Abel (1987–88)
M. Simões (1991)
Cosme (1991–92)
Nereu (1999)
Arturzinho (2000)
Ferdinando (2001)
R. Rocha (2001)
P. Chamusca (2003–04)
Roberval (2004)
Gomes (a.i.) (2006)
Espinosa (2006)
Muniz (a.i.) (2007)
Adriano (a.i.) (2007)
Zé do Carmo (2008)
Nepomuceno (a.i.) (2008)
Bagé (2008)
Bittencourt (2008–09)
Henry (a.i.) (2010)
Sandro (2013)
Vica (2013–14)
Ataíde (a.i.) (2014)
S. Guedes (2014)
Canindé (2014)
Ricardinho (2015)
Martelotte (2015–16)
Mendes (2016)
Jr. Rocha (2018)
R. Fernandes (2018)
Leston Jr. (2019)
Itamar (2020)
Brigatti (2021)
Roberto (a.i.) (2021)
Bolívar (2021)
Figueirense – managers
Saul (1960)
Nizeta (1962–63)
Búrigo (1974–76)
Ocimar (1976)
Búrigo (1976)
Malinverni (1976–77)
Décio (1977)
Antônio J.C. (1977–78)
Passos (1978)
J. Ferreira (1979–80)
Leôncio (1981)
Damasceno (1983)
Balduíno (1983)
Lameiro (1985)
J. Ferreira (1986)
J. Espinosa (1987–88)
Nazareno (1991–92)
Paiva (1993)
Nazareno (1993)
L.C. Cruz (1994)
Teixeira (1996)
Milioli (1998)
Cassiá (1998–99)
Louruz (2000–01)
Knevitz (2001)
Comelli (2004–05)
Schülle (a.i.) (2005)
M. Aurélio (2005)
Adílson (2005–06)
W. Lemos (2006)
H. da Cunha (2006–07)
Micale (a.i.) (2007)
M. Sérgio (2007)
Coutinho (a.i.) (2007)
Abelha (a.i.) (2009)
M. Araújo (2009)
Weber (2010)
Goiano (2010–11)
Branco (2011–12)
A. Ribeiro (a.i.) (2012)
Goiano (2012)
F. Gil (a.i.) (2012)
Eutrópio (2013–14)
Guto F. (2014)
Simões (2015)
Coutinho (2015–16)
Tuca (a.i.) (2016)
Santos (2016–17)
Coelho (a.i.) (2017)
Cruz (2017–18)
Micale (2018)
Coelho (2020)
Elano (2020)
Jorginho C. (2020–21)
Internacional – managers
Poppe Leão (1909)
C. Kluwe (1910–15)
Carvalho (1910–15)
R. Kluwe (1916)
Alves (1917)
Cunha (1918)
Godolfim (1922)
Araújo (1923)
De Lorenzi (1923)
Pacheco (1924)
Sales (1926)
Arreguy (1926)
Mendonça (1927)
Correa Lima (1928)
Travassos (1929)
Ryff (1929)
Genta (1930)
Ryff (1933–34)
de Abreu (1934–35)
Parrot (1935)
Souto Mayor (1936)
Travassos Souto (1936)
Souza Neto (1937)
Fernandes Bouças (1937)
Goldenberg (1937)
Torriani (1939)
Azevedo e Sousa (1940)
Bocorni (1941)
Diez (1942)
de Abreu (1942)
Cavedini (1942)
da Silva (1943)
Britto (1945)
Letona (1946)
Volante (1946–48)
Alfeu (1949–50)
Teté (1951–57)
Francisco (1958)
Engelke (1958)
Pirillo (1959)
Teté (1960)
Noronha (1960)
J. C. Cunha (1960–61)
Torres (1961)
Figueiró (1962)
J. C. Cunha (1963)
Brunelli (1963)
Mendes Ribeiro (1963)
Reis (1965)
Larry (1965)
Rolla (1968)
Daltro (1968–71)
Sani (1971–74)
C. Duarte (1978–79)
Ênio (1979–80)
Guedes (1982–83)
Otacílio (1984–85)
Cavalheiro (1986–87)
Chiquinho (1988)
Bráulio (1989)
Guedes (1990)
A. Lopes (1992)
Falcão (1993)
Figueroa (1996)
Roth (1997–98)
Cassiá (1998)
Leão (1999)
Wortmann (2002)
Guto (2002)
Roth (2002)
Joel (2004)
Tite (2008–09)
Fossati (2010)
Dorival (2011–12)
Fernandão (2012)
Loss (a.i.) (2012)
Dunga (2013)
Clemer (a.i.) (2013)
Odair (a.i.) (2015)
Zago (2017)
Odair (2017–19)
Colbachini (a.i.) (2019)
Zé Ricardo (2019)
Coudet (2020)
F. Matias (a.i.) (2021)
Medina (2022–)
São Caetano – managers
Coutinho (1992)
Chulapa (1997)
Martins (1999)
Tite (2004)
P. Chamusca (2004)
Dorival Jr. (2007)
S. Soares (2009)
T. Cecílio (2010)
Fonseca (2010)
M. Goiano (2011)
M. Araújo (2011–12)
A. Silva (2012–13)
Martine (a.i.) (2013)
M. Veiga (2013)
Nedo (2014)
Catanoce (2014)
Paulo Roberto (2014)
Griggio (a.i.) (2014)
Martins (2014–18)
Gabardo (2019)
Vilar (2019)
Adãozinho (2019–20)
Dininho (a.i.) (2020)
Fabinho (2020)
Wilson Jr. (2021)
McLaren (2021)
Max Sandro (2021–)
Palmeiras – managers
Lagreca (1923)
López (1950)
Picabea (1952)
Viera (1953)
Aymoré Moreira (1954–57)
Renganeschi (1961)
M. Cardoso (1962)
Núñez (1964–65)
Fleitas (1966)
Julinho (1968)
Dino Sani (1975–76)
Dudu (1976–77)
Vieira (1977–78)
Valdir de Morais (a.i.) (1978)
Nuñez (1978–79)
Clerici (1980)
Dudu (1981)
Fedato (1981)
Sant'Anna (a.i.) (1982)
Fedato (a.i.) (1984)
Fedato (1984–85)
Chinesinho (1985)
Arenari (1985–86)
Jair Pereira (1990)
Dudu (a.i.) (1990)
Luxemburgo (1993–94)
Márcio Araújo (1997)
Scolari (1997–00)
Murtosa (a.i.) (2000)
Marco Aurélio (2000–01)
Márcio Araújo (a.i.) (2001)
Murtosa (2002)
Estevam (2004–05)
Bonamigo (2005)
Vilar (a.i.) (2006)
Caio Jr. (2007)
Jorginho (a.i.) (2009)
M. Ramalho (2009–10)
Parraga (a.i.) (2010)
Narciso (a.i.) (2012)
Kleina (2012–14)
Valentim (a.i.) (2014)
Gareca (2014)
Oswaldo (2015)
M. Oliveira (2015–16)
E. Baptista (2017)
Roger (2018)
W. Carvalho (a.i.) (2018)
Mano (2019)
Lopes (a.i.) (2019)
A. Ferreira (2020–)
Fluminense – managers
Williams (1911–12)
Taylor (1917–18)
Pedersen (1920–23)
Medgyessi (1927–28)
Luiz Vinhaes (1929–33)
Viera (1938–43)
Cardoso (1945–47)
Otto Vieira (1950–51)
Z. Moreira (1951–55)
Russo (1955)
T. Santana (1967–68)
E. Macedo (1968)
T. Santana (1969)
Amaral (1970–71)
Zagallo (1971)
Amaral (1972)
Pinheiro (1972)
Paulo Emilio (1975)
Jair (1975–76)
Zagallo (1979–80)
Nelsinho Rosa (1980–81)
Luiz Henrique (1981)
Lula (1982)
Pastoriza (1985)
Lopes (1986–87)
S. Araújo (1988)
Kurtz (1988)
Candinho (1988–90)
Valentim (1989)
Procópio (1989)
G. Nunes (1990–91)
Edinho (1991)
Bernardes (1992)
Altair (a.i.) (1992)
Cosme (1992)
Nelsinho Rosa (1993)
Edu (1993)
C.A. Torres (1994)
Delei (a.i.) (1994)
J. Santana (1995)
J. Pereira (1996)
JC Leal (1997)
Delei (1998)
Duílio (a.i.) (1998)
Parreira (1999–2000)
Espinosa (2000–01)
O. Oliveira (2001–02)
Robertinho (2002)
Renato (2002–03)
Renato (2003)
Gênio (a.i.) (2003)
Gama (2004)
P. Campos (2006)
J. Teixeira (a.i.) (2006)
O. Oliveira (2006)
PC Gusmão (2006–07)
Eutrópio (a.i.) (2007)
Simões (2008–09)
Cuca (2009–10)
R. Torres (a.i.) (2011)
Enderson (a.i.) (2011)
Leomir (a.i.) (2011)
Cristóvão (2014–15)
Drubscky (2015)
Enderson (2015)
E. Baptista (2015–16)
Marcão (a.i.) (2016)
L. Culpi (2016)
M. Oliveira (2018)
Moreno (a.i.) (2018)
Marcão (2019)
Odair (2020)
Marcão (2020–21)
Santos – managers
Cross (1912)
Caldeira (1913–15)
Bertone (1916–19)
Platero (1920–22)
Munhoz (1923)
Loureiro (1933)
Bororó (1933)
Mazullo (1934)
di Domenico (1934–35)
Bilu (1935–37)
Camarão (1937)
Costa (1938)
Camarão (1938–39)
Goldenberg (1939–40)
Letona (1940–41)
Rato (1942)
Pimenta (1943)
Erbisti (1943–44)
Bilu (1945)
Picabea (1946–47)
di Domenico (1950)
Artigas (1950)
Comitante (1950)
Niginho (1950–51)
A. Moreira (1951–52)
Artigas (1952–53)
Ottina (1954)
Lula (1954–66)
Mauro Ramos (1971–72)
Jair (1972)
Olavo (1975–76)
Urubatão (1977)
Glória (1977)
Ramos Delgado (1977–78)
Mengálvio (a.i.) (1978)
Clodoaldo (1982)
Cilinho (1982)
Del Vecchio (1984)
Castilho (1984–86)
E. Marques (a.i.) (1986)
Geninho (1987–88)
M. Peres (1988–89)
Pratalli (a.i.) (1989)
Ramiro (1991)
Pasca (a.i.) (1991)
Dé (a.i.) (1992)
Joãozinho (1994–95)
Orlando (1996)
M. Fernandes (a.i.) (2004)
Chulapa (a.i.) (2005)
M. Fernandes (2008–09)
Martelotte (a.i.) (2010)
Enderson (2014–15)
Marcelo F. (2015)
Elano (a.i.) (2017)
J. Ventura (2018)
Sampaoli (2019)
Jesualdo (2020)
Marcelo F. (a.i.) (2021)
Holan (2021)
Carille (2021–)
Flamengo – managers
Ground Committee (1912–20)
Telefone (1921–22)
Ground Committee (1923)
J. Guimarães (1924)
J. Seabra (1924–25)
J. C. Bertoni (1925)
J. Guimarães & J. C. Bertoni (1926–28)
J. Guimarães & R. Candiota (1929)
J. Guimarães (1931–32)
M. Caldas (1932)
A. Gonçalves (1933)
Baldassini & Matarazzo (1933)
L. Gama & M. Caldas (1933–34)
Flávio Costa (1934–37)
Kürschner (1937–38)
H. Santos (1938)
Jaime (a.i.) (1946)
Flávio Costa (1946)
E. Santos (1947)
Jaime (1947)
Juca da Praia (1948)
Kanela (1948–49)
C. de Oliveira (1950)
Jaime (1950–51)
Fleitas (1953–57)
Bria (1959–60)
Canegal (a.i.) (1965)
Bria (1967)
Aymoré (1967–68)
W. Miraglia (1968)
Joubert (1969)
Yustrich (1970–71)
Bria & Canegal (a.i.) (1971)
Joubert (1974–75)
Froner (1975–76)
J. Valente (1977–78)
Dino Sani (1981)
Francalacci (a.i.) (1983)
C. Garcia (1983–84)
Lazaroni (a.i.) (1985)
Lazaroni (1985–87)
Carlinhos (1987–1988)
J. C. Costa (a.i.) (1988)
Carlinhos (1991–93)
Júnior (1993–94)
Apolinho (1995)
Júnior (1997)
S. Rocha (1997)
Autuori (1997–98)
T. Barroso (a.i.) (1998)
C. César (a.i.) (2000)
J. C. Costa (2002)
Andrade (a.i.) (2004)
N. Franco (2006–07)
Joel (2007–08)
Andrade (2009–10)
Lourenço (2010)
Barroso (a.i.) (2010)
Jayme (a.i.) (2012)
Jayme (2013–14)
N. Franco (2014)
Cristóvão (2015)
Zé Ricardo (2016–17)
Rueda (2017)
Barbieri (2018)
Salles (a.i.) (2019)
Jesus (2019–20)
M. Souza (a.i.) (2020)
Torrent (2020)
Ceni (2020–21)
Sousa (2022–)
(a.i.) = interim manager
Brazilian expatriate footballers
Brazilian footballers
Association football midfielders
Brazilian people of Portuguese descent
Brazilian football managers
Expatriate football managers in China
Campeonato Brasileiro Série A managers
Liga MX players
São Paulo FC players
Club Puebla players
America Football Club (RJ) players
Club Puebla managers
São Paulo FC managers
Guarani FC managers
Shanghai Shenhua F.C. managers
Ituano FC managers
Botafogo Futebol Clube (SP) managers
Associação Atlética Portuguesa (Santos) managers
Santa Cruz Futebol Clube managers
Clube Náutico Capibaribe managers
Figueirense FC managers
Sport Club Internacional managers
Associação Desportiva São Caetano managers
Sociedade Esportiva Palmeiras managers
Santos FC managers
Clube de Regatas do Flamengo managers

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The Initial Ensemble for talented, school-age musicians got its start in 1965 when Ralph Matesky, music director of the Stockton Symphony and Doris Byron, assistant concert mistress of the Stockton Symphony and string teacher at Edison High School, formed an orchestra composed entirely of strings.
A major funding and organizational breakthrough came in 1966 when, through the vision of Arthur J. Holton, Sr., Chairman of the division of Arts and Letters at San Joaquin Delta College, the orchestra became a community service activity of the college, in cooperation with the Stockton Symphony Association, Stockton Unified School District and San Joaquin County Office of Education. At the same time, the orchestra was expanded to include winds and percussion.
In 1976, Kyung-Soo Won was selected music director and conductor of the Stockton Symphony and, concurrently, was hired as a teacher on the music faculty at San Joaquin Delta College. He also took the helm of the youth orchestra under its new, official name - Stockton Symphony Youth Orchestra.
In 1978, the orchestra was reorganized and named the Central Valley Youth Orchestra. Parents and interested community members accepted jurisdiction of the orchestra, in cooperation with the Stockton Symphony Association. Ron Caviani, associate professor in composition, theory and orchestration at University of the Pacific's Conservatory of Music, was selected as the conductor.
Caviani was followed to the podium in 1992 by Michael Allard, Associate Professor of Applied Music at the University of the Pacific's Conservatory of Music. In 1997, the Central Valley Youth Symphony was turned into an independent, non-profit organization.
In the fall of 2000, Thomas Derthick, principal bassist of the Cabrillo Music Festival and Sacramento Philharmonic, assumed the baton of the Central Valley Youth Symphony.
In addition to performing in a full-scale orchestra setting in regional concert halls, the Central Valley Youth Symphony has performed to critical acclaim in New York and abroad. In 1997, the orchestra captured the gold medal at the International Music Festival in the Sydney Opera House; the highlight of a nine concert tour through Australia and New Zealand. The orchestra has also performed twice in New York's Carnegie Hall (1995 and 2000) to standing ovations. In the summer of 2003, the Central Valley Youth Symphony returned to Carnegie Hall for the third time, and received a five minute standing ovation.
In the fall of 2019, the University of the Pacific Conservatory of Music will assume leadership of the CVYS.


The second Renfrew County Stewardship Forum, took place on Feb. 7, 2013 in Pembroke. The forum, entitled Fostering Shoreline Conservation was co-sponsored by the BRWP, the Centre for Sustainable Watersheds, Sustainable Eastern Ontario, and the Renfrew County Stewardship Program. Approximately 25 people from municipal, not-for-profit, business and other organizational sectors attended.


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Most files in the Admin Panel (ajax.php, debug.php, et cetera) include app.php from the includes directory. This files calls the method checkUserLoggedInAndRedirect, to check if a user is logged in.
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This restriction does not apply if the residences of the two parents are already more than 100 miles apart, nor when the move will bring the two residences closer than they were before the move.
Where domestic violence is involved, the parent and child may move to a safe location during the pendency of a motion for leave to relocate, but must promptly follow appropriate procedures.
Michigan law provides that any order determining or modifying custody may include an agreed provision addressing how relocation of the child's legal residence will be managed. If the current order contains such a provision and the parents act in compliance with the agreement as set forth in the order, the court's permission is not necessary, even if the move is more than 100 miles.
This is important information not just for parents planning a move, but also for those who are preparing to divorce or who have already divorced by may be considering some other modification of custody or parenting time. Reaching an agreement on this issue and entering the agreement into the custody order may save you time and money when an opportunity arises, and may reduce conflict when the emotional issue of children relocating is actually on the table. On the other hand, parents may not want to enter into an agreement without knowing the specifics of the actual move, including factors such as the distance, whether the children would be leaving the state and how old the children are at the time of the move.
If you are preparing to divorce or considering modification of custody or parenting time, discuss this issue with your attorney to determine whether it's in your best interest to include an agreement in the upcoming order.
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Virtual Reality (VR) and Augmented Reality (AR)
Hanna Eriksson works on the Unity program for the design of objects in the metaverse.
Intern Hanna Eriksson works with metaverse.
Hanna Eriksson and Ravdeep Kour work in the eMaintenance LAB.
The intern Hanna works with metaverse
Hanna Eriksson has recently graduated high school and through the Tekniksprånget internship program got the chance to do an internship with the research group in operation and maintenance Engineering at Luleå University of Technology. There, Hanna works as a project assistant with programming for applications in the metaverse.
Metaverse is a concept for a virtual reality where users can integrate with the virtual environment and communicate with each other in 3D.
Tekniksprånget is an internship program where Sweden's employers, together with the government, invest in securing our future supply of skills by attracting more young people to higher technical educations.
Can you tell us a little about what you do at work?
"I work with Virtual Reality (VR) and Augmented Reality (AR), and develop applications to be used for operation and maintenance technology.
The Metaverse has existed as a hypothetical concept for a few decades. The idea is that you can find yourself in another, digital world, where you can meet someone on the other side of the world as if both were in the same room. Now that it is becoming relevant and possible to implement via VR and AR, it is believed to be applicable in many ways in a large number of areas, including for operation and maintenance technology.
I use game technology to make this a reality, like VR glasses and a game engine and development platform to write code and create digital environments that can become part of the Metaverse."
Is this something you want to work on in the future?
"Actually, I aim to do research in biomedicine, but Metaverse may become relevant there as well. Programming is a skill that is useful in many different areas, so it is not inconceivable that it is part of my future job."
Is this something you want to recommend your friends try?
"Yes, I am very satisfied with my time here. It has been fun, interesting and educational. The Tekniksprånget internship program is a very good way for graduated science and technology students to gain experience and contacts before they continue their studies, to be able to contribute with their knowledge while earning money.
Moreover, my job is not the only possibility. The Tekniksprånget internship program has many different types of jobs. You can, for example, work in chemistry, as a laboratory assistant at a university or company."
Innovative operation and maintenance engineering
Ramin Karim is a professor of operation and maintenance engineering at the university and he says that the metaverse and similar virtual worlds will have a major impact on our industrial future.
"We combine AI, digital technology, big data, VR, AR and XR in the area of asset management and maintenance, to create benefits for industries such as mining, railways, transport, aviation and construction," says Ramin Karim.
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Email: ravdeep.kour@ltu.se
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some feelings can never be expressed in words. eventually everything seem irritating. you will be annoyed and irritated with all the things and people. you don't feel like speaking, socializing even with the people you love.There might be few people and things that have gone bad,but u cant pick a person or a situation and say i blame you.you eventually fall sick all of sudden.
your emotions are so messed up that u you feel like you are losing yourself day by day. you will not laugh at the things which once made u laugh until your belly hurts. you don't feel happy with the people who's presence meant so much in life.you don't smile the way you use to smile. you feel like some part of you is missing somewhere ,and feel like you just kind of been existing and you don't know really what to feel.
I know it might be hard and draining and almost unbearable, but believe me,I know. but I also know that you are stronger than you will ever admit. you are only met with obstacles you have the capability of conquering.because need to Go Through Things to Grow Through Things.
She was still sleeping, he just laid there thinking of what their future could look like. he could just imagine two of them getting married and having children, running around the house.
finally she woke up to the sound of her annoying alarm.' what's the time now?'.. 'its 2pm and I am too hungry' Tanush said. "hmm okay then I will get ready" she said while hiding and eating something from fridge.
Tulip : 'hey, what you eating there' ? Trisha : nothing ! Tulip : you lier!! It's Ferrero Rocher right? Give me one now. Trisha : but I have only one! Tulip : you already ate two right! Trisha : but! Nooo.. 'I will give half not full' is that okay? Tulip : hmm okay! She cut it 1/4 and 3/4 with the knife, ate 3/4 part and gave him 1/4rth which had only crispy side and had no chocolate in it.
They left home and reached one of the famous restaurent in the city. while tulip was paying the bill, she felt something strange beside her. when she turned back she saw hundreads of puppies running towards her holding red roses in their mouth while the cutest among them walking towards her holding a ballon and a letter. she was shocked yet soo surprised. she took roses from all the puppies ,opened the letter holding that cutest puppy and it had written 'Can I call you "My Mamma"' ? she turned towards Tulip with the big smile on her face.he took something out from his pocket went on knees holding a diamond ring and said ' And….can I call you " My Wife"'?… she went on knees and hugged him and said I love you tulip' with the tears of joy.
Finally they brought the puppy home. Tulip : Are you happy ?? Trisha : I am soo happy, Thank you soo much my Love. This was the best day of my life. Tulip : I love you!! Trisha : I love you too!!
Tulip left bombay that night.Next day Trisha called sobbing and said him that the puppy is no more and she doesn't know the reason. after that day Tulip tried calling her several times, but her mobile was switched off. he even reached her place, but din't find her there. Its been year's and year's ,he is still waiting…!!
I am Dyuthi kedlaya, 20 years old,stu-dieng final year degree, Native is Mangalore but 2 years back shifted to chennai.
A Daydreamer who overthink, complaint and gets angry about every single thing thats happening in her Life . who lives a complicated name to the complicated Life, and If you think you can handle me? Nah, Never.
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What makes a film a "Jewish" film?
The Boston Jewish Film Festival is coming up. I wish I had more time to get to all the films that come through Boston during this festival, but alas, my wife and I are both working long hours, then we have 3 kids. So managing to find time to watch the Netflix DVD that's been next to the TV for a month is luxury enough, never mind spending 2 hours in a darkened theater.
Still, I'm hoping to get out to at least 1 or 2 films this year. If you have a suggestion on which one please let me know.
All that being said, Rabbi Benjamin Shalva has taught classes on Jewish film, so he and I sat down for a bit to discuss what makes a Jewish film and what impact do such films have on the Jewish community.


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Going Organic: Line Break in Free-Form Haiku
by Lynne Rees
The line is the fundamental structuring tool in writing poetry and understanding how and when and why to use it is even more essential in the writing of free verse 1 where neither poet nor reader has the guide of a predetermined metrical pattern or stanza structure. I remember the moment, back in the mid-1990s, when I suddenly "got" line break, a real eureka moment that illuminated the correlation between form and content in free verse poetry.
Over the years I developed and refined my ideas about the structuring possibilities available to free verse poets but when, in 2006, I started studying and writing haiku, my, by now inbuilt, free-verse poet's attention to form was more of a hindrance than a help. Line breaks that could be supported in a longer free verse poem were now shouting from the page. "Yoo hoo!" they called. "Aren't I a clever girl?!" And no one likes a show off.
Over the years I have managed to develop a lighter touch but attention to line break in free form haiku still remains an essential crafting element. As John Barlow says:
In a poem as short as haiku every word, and just as importantly every pause and silence — whether these be internal or at the end of the poem — has to play a full part in both meaning and rhythm. 2
Line break, and the pause it creates, contributes to the meaning of the haiku.
The following list of possible reasons for breaking a line forms the basis of two seminars in all of my poetry writing courses:
To emphasise normal speech patterns and pauses.
As a form of punctuation, i.e., to direct the reading of
To emphasise a single word on a line, or the last or first word on a line.
To confine an image to a single line or to split an image over more than one line.
To introduce a dramatic effect, e.g., misdirection, temporary ambiguity, hesitancy.
To reflect the poem's dominant mood or emotional tone.
To play with the surrounding white space on the page.
To express the poem's organisation.
To suggest balance or imbalance.
I was interested to explore how well they might apply to writing haiku.
1. To emphasise normal speech patterns and pauses
2. As a form of punctuation, i.e., to direct the reading of the poem
Because of its reputation for simplicity and lack of adornment a haiku with an understated form, i.e., one that comfortably fits normal speech patterns and subtly directs our reading, might be automatically accepted as the most effective, but if those lines/ speech patterns also reinforce the theme then the effectiveness is increased.
the scent of cut grass
carried on a March breeze
a still-sleepy bee 3
The line breaks in Brian Tasker's haiku make it easy to read; they don't cut or extend the breath, they reveal the images in turn, there's no confusion. We feel the leisureliness of the moment because of this arrangement and also because of the soothing repetition of three principal stresses in each line. I admit to a certain suspicion of centred haiku — it often seems to be chosen for decoration rather than anything to do with the haiku itself — but here the choice seems conscious and I feel "centred" too, at rest in the middle of the page.
3. For the music of the line
I close my book —
a wave breaks its silence
against the rocks 4
It is often because of their music that some haiku pin themselves to our memories and this is the case with Caroline Gourlay's haiku. My free verse poem editor automatically identifies a line break at an obvious point in the middle of line two:
a wave breaks
its silence against the rocks
and I do believe that the new third line would make for a more interesting line in a free verse poem. But restraint is the better option here and the haiku is more memorable for the comforting rhythm of its opening and closing iambic lines that surround the three heavy stresses in the middle line.
4. To emphasise a single word on a line or the last or first word on a line
Here's another haiku from Brian Tasker:
first warm day
the ground
gives a little 5
Placing a word, or image, on a line of its own naturally draws attention to it so we need to be sure that the attention is deserved. Here, the weight we apply to the word "ground" as we read it parallels the imagined physical weight the haiku wants us to experience: the change of the season we detect when the ground "gives a little" to our footfall.
The verb "gives" at the opening of the third line is separated from its subject and becomes a vehicle for other ideas: giving as in "gift," the "little" gift we are rewarded with as we realise spring is on its way.
5. To confine an image to a single line or to split an image over more than one line
A three-line haiku often segments the image, or images, it contains, but when we feel poets are working consciously with this technique we place more trust in them:
a Caravaggio
chalked on the kerb 6
The "Caravaggio/chalked on the kerb" in Matthew Paul's haiku is a single image yet the poet breaks the line to slow us down in our reading. When we read "Caravaggio" master paintings come to mind, but the following line reverses our expectation. This is the work of a street artist, although not something we might appreciate any less. In fact, the skill and location of these works often have more power to attract us than paintings held in museums. When we read the haiku again the fracture created by the line break invites us to ponder on the ideas of value and greatness, and on what can be bought and sold.
In contrast, John Barlow lays out his imagery in a more traditional manner:
out between showers
her milk tooth grin
wobbling with her bicycle 7
The poet wants us to experience the break between showers before we see the child's smile and before we see her learning to ride her bicycle. The order of perception 8 is important: knowing the child is young ("milk tooth") impacts on our emotional response to the final line. There is tenderness and there is unease, in the subject of the haiku, in the viewer of the scene and in the reader. Once we have experienced the haiku in its parts we go back and absorb it as a whole and the concrete imagery — the breaks between showers, a child's shaky smile during the rite of passage of learning to ride a bike — takes on the deeper significance about parenting and releasing a child into the world.
6. To introduce a dramatic effect, e.g., misdirection, temporary ambiguity, hesitancy
skipping stones—
the stuttered marriage
proposal 9
In Terra Martin's haiku the break in line two temporarily misdirects the reader as to the meaning (is the marriage itself "stuttered" or fragmented?) and injects its own stutter into the phrase "marriage proposal". This reflects the nervousness of the person doing the proposing and links wonderfully to the image of skipping stones in the first line — the way they bounce and rise and bounce again before finding their resting place.
A different dramatic effect is achieved in John Stevenson's
a crowded street
I'm the one
who steps in it 10
"I'm the one" is a phrase we might naturally associate with boasting or self-aggrandisement, particularly as the "I" is fore-grounded against an anonymous "crowded street". The line break creates a temporary ambiguity, as well as hesitancy… before we step, along with the narrator, into the unfortunate reality of the closing line. The line break is part of the self-deprecating humour in the haiku.
7. To reflect the poem's dominant mood or emotional tone
after the crash
the doll's eyes
jammed open 11
The shape of Michael Gunton's haiku, the "weight" of its square shape on the page, reinforces the heaviness of the emotional theme. In addition, the two heavy stresses in each line further emphasise the sudden shock and grief associated with such an event. Notice too how the short second and third lines cut the breath slightly, reinforcing the theme of loss and distress.
An alternative layout, following a more traditional s/l/s pattern might have been:
the doll's eyes jammed
but we lose the compression of the original shape and the line break after "jammed" adds a melodramatic element, the denouement hinted at but held back, and becomes unnecessarily titillating for such a serious subject matter and the understated approach of haiku writing.
8. To play with the surrounding white space on the page
An unexpected line-break in another of Gunton's haiku:
summer evening
a man in a vest leans out
to water his plants 12
contributes to the fun. This light hearted line-break uses the white space on the page so the reader "leans out" along with the man in the haiku: we feel the stretch into the whiteness of the right hand side of the page but also feel the emptiness in the drop below as suggested by the indent in the third line.
9. To express the poem's organisation
Now looking back,
Where we had talked
Among the stones—
A wagtail in the rain 13
This haiku, by Tito, has four lines rather than the traditional three. Why? My first response is that the first line might be redundant:
A wagtail in the rain.
I think that works. But critical analysis generally benefits from trusting the poet and attempting to discover his/her intention rather than imposing our own opinions too quickly. So what do the four lines and an extra line break achieve that the three lines don't?
The extra line adds far more than just three words. When I read the original and then my cropped version aloud, the latter feels significantly more compressed, and hurries me towards the juxtaposition of the place among the stones and the wagtail. The addition of the opening line, with its pronouncement of "Now", adds a gravitas to the haiku that's missing completely in my three-liner. It expands the haiku too, creating a more balanced and considered division of commentary (the first two lines) and imagery (the last two lines). And of course, "looking back" can be read at different levels too: looking behind one, literally, but also looking back in time. The three lines I first suggested might make an acceptable haiku but the four lines are richer in terms of the emotional experience.
10. To suggest balance or imbalance
Wandering the supermarket aisles
the diagnosis
sinks in 14
Ken Jones uses line break to throw the reader off balance: all the physical weight of the haiku is anchored on the left-hand side while two small words float on their own in the white space on the right. The form is perfectly suited to the reality of the experience, how it takes time for some kinds of information to sink in, how we fill our days with the weight of the ordinary, and how the "truth" of a situation can suddenly hit us and set us adrift.
Two lines can be an appropriate choice for haiku where the idea of balance is important.
pushing open a door 15
Keith J. Coleman's haiku balances one thing against another: darkness against possible light, the unknown with what might become known, and while a three-line haiku could have been created with a break after "pushing/" the reciprocation of form (one line set against another) and this content would have been lost.
The list is by no means definitive; it represents an ongoing investigation into my own editing processes. I am sure other writers will have more and different reasons for shaping their haiku. I am sure too that some will challenge the emphasis on crafting suggested here, haiku writers who feel that haiku emerge from the moment and "all a haiku often needs is a little tighter focus and a little polish".16
Disagreement is good for critical debate and unanimity amongst poets is not a goal worth pursuing. What is important is each individual poet's attention to the conscious crafting of their work if, that is, their aim is to transform the raw material of personal experience into something that becomes important to others too.
"free verse" is a misnomer in that it is only "free" because of the absence of any pre-determined form on which to "hang" the words. I prefer the term "organic" because of the process of finding the form, during the conscious editing process, in direct response to subject matter, theme and emotional tone.
"An Introduction to the Origins, Mechanics and Aesthetics of English- language Haiku" in The New Haiku, John Barlow & Martin Lucas (eds), Snapshot Press 2002.
From a ragbag of haiku by Brian Tasker (The Bare Bones Press, London, 2004).
From another country, haiku poetry from Wales, N Jenkins, K Jones & L. Rees (eds), Gomer Press, Wales, 2011.
Brian Tasker, Ibid.
The Regulars by Matthew Paul (Snapshot Press, 2006).
John Barlow in The New Haiku.
For more on "Order of Perception," see Lee Gurga's Haiku: A Poet's Guide ( Modern Haiku Press, 2003).
Published in tiny words, June 15, 2007.
quiet enough by John Stevenson (Red Moon Press, 2004).
Echoes in the Heart by Michael Gunton (Waning Moon Press, 1997).
Gunton, Ibid.
Published in Stepping Stones, a way into haiku, Martin Lucas (ed.) British Haiku Society, 2007.
From The New Haiku.
From Stepping Stones.
How to Haiku, a writer's guide to haiku and related forms by Bruce Ross (Tuttle 2002).
Editor's note: Lynne Rees is the author of a novel, a collection of poetry, and a volume of collaborative short prose. She was haibun editor at Simply Haiku during 2008 and 2009, joint editor of The Unseen Wind, British Haiku Society Haibun Anthology 2009 (BHS 2010), and co-editor, with Nigel Jenkins and Ken Jones, of the first national anthology of its kind, another country, haiku poetry from Wales (Gomer Press 2011). Lynne is a Hawthornden Fellow and the recipient of the University of Kent's (UK) Faculty of Humanities Teaching Award. Visit her website.
This essay first appeared in Frogpond 34.3 in 2011 and appears here with the kind permission of the author.


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Family practice physician Rebecca McEntee answers an anonymous question during class meetings. Juniors and seniors had a combined discussion with McEntee in the Center.
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WEB EXCLUSIVE Health professionals led conversations split by grades during class meetings last week about various health-related topics.
Students had the opportunity to write down anonymous questions on notecards that were collected and answered out loud by the health professional leading their discussion.
Family practice physician Rebecca McEntee talked to the juniors and seniors about confidentiality and reminded students that doctors are safe people to talk to and will keep their conversations confidential.
"I think it's important to know that everything from questions about birth control or sex, to questions about sexuality or gender identity, is confidential," McEntee said. "As long as there is no risk of harm to yourself or harm to someone else, your doctor cannot and will not discuss your conversations."
No guidelines were given for the topics of questions, and McEntee answered questions about many health-related subjects, from drugs and alcohol to birth control methods. The conversation was collaborative with the students and McEntee and teachers were asked not to be present to create a safer environment for students, according to junior Lila Horowitz.
"It is really important for girls who grow up thinking that sex and health should not be talked about to have a conversation together," Horowitz said. "The more independent we become as young women, the more we need to learn how to take care of ourselves and I think the first step is the type of group education we had in today's discussion."
Freshmen had a similar discussion in the Williams Library with Athletic Trainer and Campus Health Professional Justine Li.
"It was a very comfortable environment and I feel like everyone could really ask serious questions," freshman Finley Simon said. "I learned a lot and I think my classmates did too. I think it is important that we talk about health."
There will be an opportunity for any unanswered questions to be addressed by the health professionals, according to counsellor Annie Egan. However, student's personal doctors are resources for further questions, according to McEntee.
"Always talk to your doctor when you have questions or you can email questions to Planned Parenthood," McEntee said. "The most common things we talk about are myths around birth control or myths related to sex. You can Google things, but anybody can put anything on the internet, so make sure the source is a reliable medical institution or clinic."
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Nikola is focused on building all-electric semi trucks, but that doesn't mean they can't apply what they've learned to other models. Blurring the line between ATV and SUV, the company's NZT offers serious off-road chops with hair-raising acceleration. Fox 3.0 shocks with 18" of wheel travel, 35" Kevlar-reinforced tires on 17" wheels, and 12" of ground clearance mean its ready to tackle any trail. A 125kWh battery pack provides up to 590 hp and 775 ft-lbs of torque via four independent motors, with a 0-60 speed under four seconds and a range of 150 miles. The cabin can be open or sealed off via a hardtop and houses a 7-inch instrument cluster, 13-inch infotainment screen, climate control, and a Rockford Fosgate sound system. Reservations are open now, with production starting in 2021.
First sold in 1971 from the trunk of company founder George Jones' car, the Original Jones golf bag set a standard for simple carry bags that it maintains to this day. The updated version keeps the classic design but upgrades it with modern materials, including water-resistant nylon and solid black vinyl. An unstructured body, three-way divider, and single strap keep weight down and add to the retro feel, while three pockets provide ample space for all your accessories.
Top: 7.5" / Weight: 3.15 lbs.
Eyevan 7285 Sunglasses / $470.
Ystudio Rollerball Pen / $100.
Tanner Goods Workman Wallet / $150.
Quite possibly the most underrated tool around, the Carpenter's Hatchet is a classic workhorse. Made in the U.S.A., this hatchet proves just that, with a 22oz high carbon steel alloy head that sits on an 18" curved American Hickory handle. Perfect for splitting kindling, or cutting chores around your campsite or home, the handle also doubles as a hammer, and includes a notch in the steel for removing stubborn nails, making it one of the more efficient tools in your collection.
Weight: 40 oz. / Head Weight: 22 oz. / Handle Length: 18"


It is that holy month of the year again – Ramadan – the Islamic fasting month. This is a month of fasting, prayer, introspection, charity and cleansing the inner self. During this holy month, apart from physical fasting, it is also about abstaining from gossiping, swearing, arguing, etc. Ramadan month fasting is to be observed from sunrise to sunset and teaches patience, empathy and discipline.
Each morning starts with a light pre-dawn meal called the sehri and the day's fast concludes with a prayer and the fast is broken with dates, sweets, snacks and water. This is followed by a main course meal called the iftar. During Ramadan, you must have substantial meals involving rice, so that you compensate for the fast. Here, we will be sharing with you a delicious form of Basmati Pilaf that you can prepare for your family.
We wish you and your family a Ramadan Kareem (Generous Ramadan)!
To prepare the topping, soak pistachio nuts in water for about 3 hours. Later, remove the skin and put it in cold water to maintain the colour. Soak the almonds in water and remove all the skins.


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Keynote I – Richard Pound
Richard Pound is a Canadian lawyer, partner of the law firm Stikeman Elliott, the former president of the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) based in Montreal, and former chancellor of McGill University. He is a former vice-president of the International Olympic Committee (IOC) and was a one-time candidate for the presidency of that organization. Richard Pound's talk will be "Marketing the Olympics"
Keynote II – Klaus Schormann
Klaus Schormann is the president of the International Union of Modern Pentathlon (UIPM). Klaus Schormann's presentation is entitled "Governing and Olympic World Federation"
Keynote III – Sam Ramsamy
Sam Ramsamy is an educator, activist and sports administrator from South Africa. In the 1980s, he was a high-profile anti-apartheid campaigner in London and was chairman of the South Africa non-racial Olympic Committee (SAN-ROC) during the apartheid years from 1976 to 1990, campaigning against discrimination in sport and against the participation of South Africa's white-only teams in international sporting events. He returned to South Africa upon the lifting of ban on the ANC and became the President of South Africa's official National Olympic Committee from 1991. Ramsamy led the first non-racial South African team to the 1992 Barcelona Olympics. Ramsamy is a member of the International Olympic Committee. Ramsamy will discuss, "Major Challenges after being awarded the Games".


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DEVON - "UNION-STREET" UDC IN BLUE (UNDER TORQUAY). 1859 envelope (ink mark on front) Torquay to Ashburton with fine SG40 lettered TJ tied very fine Torquay duplex JA.3.58 with ERROR OF YEAR DATE SLUG, on reverse fine udc (20mm) and backstamped Newton Abbot JA.3.59. (Ref 75357).


On Wednesday Oct 10, Jan Miyasaki spoke with Tom Gaulrapp regarding the outsourcing of jobs to China at the Bain Capital owned Sensata Technologies Plant in Freeport, Illinois. Protesting at Bainport, a tent city that has been set up across the Sensata Plant, Tom Gaulrapp, who has worked at the plant for more than thirty-three years, is one of many workers who is about to lose their job.170 jobs are planned to be sent to China, along with American workers training their replacements and sending factory equipment to China. The plant produces high technology automotive parts. It produces transmission sensors, parts extremely vital for the car, for a large majority of the manufacturers in the world. Now, because there are few other well-paying jobs other than those that were offered by the plant, Freeport is a town that, much like other towns in the Midwest that are facing similar situations, is suffering economically. Not only will the 170 people and their families be affected by the outsourcing of jobs, but so will the surrounding small businesses in the community: the loss of jobs will affect Freeport as a whole.
To show support for the cause, visit www.bainport.com. You can also show your support by sending "pizza love" by calling Logan's Bar & Grill (815) 232-4592.


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Dr David Clark, Senior Research Scientist at MIT, has been awarded an OII Lifetime Achievement Award in recognition of his intellectual and institutional contributions to the advance of the Internet.
David Clark at the 2011Awards. He was awarded for his intellectual and institutional contributions to the advance of the Internet.
A Senior Research Scientist at the MIT Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Laboratory, where he has worked since 1973, David Clark is best known for his role as the 'father' of the Internet's end-to-end principle. This principle, outlined in a 1981 paper co-written with Jerome H. Saltzer and David P. Reed, states that wherever possible, communications protocol operations should be defined to occur at the end-points of a communications system.
Dr Clark's role in shaping the Internet's basic technical architecture continued with his leadership of core Internet institutions. From 1981-1989 he acted as Chief Protocol Architect and chaired the Internet Activities Board, which later became the Internet Architecture Board, the body charged with oversight of the technical and engineering development of the Internet.
Dr Clark's current research looks at the re-definition of the architectural underpinnings of the Internet, and the relation of technology and architecture to economic, societal and policy considerations. He is past chairman of the Computer Science and Telecommunications Board of the National Academies, and is co-director of the MIT Communications Futures Program, a project for industry collaboration and coordination along the communications value chain. In 1990 he was awarded the SIGCOMM Award in recognition of his major contributions to Internet protocol and architecture. He is a member of the US National Academy of Engineering and the American Academy of Arts and Sciences.
The award was presented on 22 September 2011 in Oxford, at a Gala Dinner celebrating the tenth anniversary of the founding of the Oxford Internet Institute (OII).


Ben grew up in Atlanta, Georgia. By high school, he'd taught himself to weld, layup fiberglass and carbon fiber parts, and repair engines. He attended Georgia Tech as a Stamps Presidential Scholar, studying Mechanical Engineering and Chemistry.
Throughout college, Ben was a leader in multiple areas, from co-chairing the planning committee for an 800-student convention to starting the vehicle project that initially brought the Eddy team together.
At Eddy Motorworks, Ben's day-to-day involves welding, software design, composite component production, and administrative work.
Kenny is an Atlanta area native from Dunwoody, Ga. He attended Georgia Tech after leaving the media industry and met Ben and Josh through the Georgia Tech Solar Racing team. Through working on the team, Kenny found a passion for building electric vehicles and gained many of the requisite skills for planning and executing such a complicated project.
As the vice-president of Eddy Motorworks, Kenny's responsibilities range from vehicle sourcing and tear-down to integration design, including battery pack and user interface design and construction.
Josh is originally from Ann Arbor, Michigan and has lived in Atlanta for the past 5 years. Growing up he loved everything that moved, and he knew he wanted study mechanical engineering from the age of six. While at school he was a member of the Georgia Tech Solar Racing where he developed a passion for electric racing, eventually rising to become President of the club and met Ben along the way.
After Solar, he joined Ben building PH571, running the brake lines, designing components, and writing microcontroller code. At Eddy Motorworks, Josh performs a lot of the hands-on work on the vehicles, from assembly including custom brake and coolant plumbing, to custom part fabrication.
Eddy Motorworks in Atlanta was founded in February of 2017 by Ben Horst, Josh Preissle, and Kenny Adcox.
It started in 2015, when Ben started a personal project to design and build a plug-in hybrid track car. What resulted was a tube-framed, two-seat concept vehicle capable of super-high fuel economy, all-electric driving, and impressive performance. The project, named PH571, became the senior design project for Ben and Josh at Georgia Tech where it won best interdisciplinary project. A startup incubator at Georgia Tech, Create-X, invited the team to join their program for growing young businesses. Since completing the program, Eddy Motorworks has grown quickly, moved into a permanent shop space in Decatur, GA, and completed multiple commissioned electric vehicle builds for customers.
Eddy Motorworks builds specialty and custom electric vehicles, from racecar prototypes to utility trucks. As our main business, we take classic cars and revive them with modern 100-percent-electric powertrains. And we do it better than anyone else.


I graduated from The West Virginia University School of Dentistry in 1990, where I received first-rate training in all aspects of general dentistry. Upon completing my degree, I joined the United States Navy as a Dental Officer. After two years of service with the Navy, I began working as an associate dentist for Dr. Abraham Dekelbaum in Oxon Hill, Maryland. Shortly after my employment in 1993, I acquired the practice from the retiring Dr. Dekelbaum. I am licensed by the Dental Board of Maryland and am a member of the American Dental Association, Maryland State Dental Association and Southern Maryland Dental Society.
I take pleasure in practicing general dentistry because it allows me the opportunity to treat and visit with returning patients. Adult treatment is my main focus in the practice. Restoring and saving teeth is of the utmost importance to me. I have been told on numerous occasions that I have a gentle touch with administering anesthesia.
Although I was born in Washington, D.C., I was raised in the gorgeous mountainous state of West Virginia and am proud to be a "Mountaineer"! I'm still active with WVU Dental School and march in the Alumni Band at Homecomings. In my spare time, I enjoy gardening and am an avid traveler.


Notions - Tulip Embroidery Needle Assortment - Thick Sizes - Size 3, 4, 5, and 6 - 2 each - is currently on backorder. You may still purchase now though and we'll ship as soon as more become available.
Eight Tulip embroidery needles packed in a handy tube with a cork top.
The lower the number - the larger the eye.
# 6 - 0.76mm x 39.7mm.
Each needle has a sharp tip to pierce smoothly through the fabric.


Come and see the casual elegance of The Timbers at Crown Isle Resort and Golf Community, walking distance to all amenities of the resort as well as a shopping plaza. These townhomes were built with the finest in finishes including hardwood flooring, quartz counter tops, heat pump, hardi plank siding and tile roofs. The master suite is located on the main level with and extra large 5pc ensuite bathroom and walk in closet. In addition there is a den and plenty of storage. Walk out to your sunny aggregate patio with plenty of room for your lounging furniture and barbecue. The living room has a window seat to curl up in with your book and the new modern fireplace warms the entire space. Upstairs there is an open family room with built in shelving, room for hobbies and another bedroom large enough for two twins or a king bed, along with a 4pc bath. The two car garage has room for work benches and cabinetry and there is a 5 ft walk down crawl space. This is a 55+ complex, pet welcome.
The blue circle drawn on the map represents the area which is most likely to contain listings comparable to 105-1055 Crown Isle Drive. If you wish, you may adjust the circle by dragging the white center handle to move it, or dragging one of its other white handles to resize it. Press the 'Next' button at the top when finished.


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