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In a day thoroughly dominated by the hosts, Indian men made a clean sweep of all seven gold medals on offer in boxing at the 12th South Asian Games in Shillong on Monday.
Youngster Shiva Thapa added another feather to his cap beating Sri Lanka's Ruwan Thilina to the gold medal in the bantam weight category. L Devendro Singh had a stiff resistance from Pakistan's Mohib Ulla but eventually emerged victorious 2-1 in the light fly (46-49 kg) category.
Madan Lal beat Pakistan's Syed Md Asif 3-0 in the fly (52 kg) category. Dheeraj overcame Pakistan's Ahmed Ali in the light (60 kg) category, while Manoj Kumar got the better of Sri Lanka's D Suparamadu 3-0 in the light welter category. Mandeep Jangra tamed Afghanistan's Rahemi Alla Dad in the welter (69 kg) category, while Vikas Krishan (75 kg) signed off in style beating Pakistan's Ahmed Tanveer in a unanimous 3-0 decision.
There was no surprise in store at the NEHU, SAI Special Area Games for there was no stopping to India's gold rush. However, a couple of rival boxers did create the occasional jittery for the Indian fans.
Shiva Thapa faced an aggressive Lankan opponent Ruwan Thilina who looked to take the attack to the Indian. Shiva made a flawless start with a left jab and a straight punch setting the tempo for the bout. The reigning Asian champion was, however, pushed to the defensive by his opponent looking to force headbutts in the second round. A right upper cut and a flurry of punches pushed the Lankan rival back as Thapa sailed to the gold with a 3-0 unanimous decision.
Earlier, L Devendro Singh had a stiff challenge from Pakistan's Mohib Ulla, who came back well in the second round to resist the Indian's onslaught. Devendro won by a 2-1 split decision.
Meanwhile, Dheeraj had a tough time taming Pakistan's Ahmed Ali in the final of the light weight category.
Ali looked quicker of the two in round 1 and used his height to the advantage. It was an intense round 2 which saw both boxers exchange a flurry of punches besides a sharp right jab by Ali buoyed the Pakistan contingent on the stands. Dheeraj, however, took control in round 3. The Indian eventually won by a split decision of 2-1.
Up against the mighty Afghan Rahemi Alla Dad, Mandeep Jangra had to be on the defensive with the rival swinging blows all along. An upper cut and a right hook in round 2 asserted Mandeep's dominance of the bout. The Afghan was not ready to yield easy and retaliated with a left jab. In what was a visibly close contest, Rahemi went down 0-3 by unanimous decision.
"He was a tough opponent, it was a good fight in the end," Mandeep admitted after the bout.
A half fit Vikas Krishan, who has been suffering from a light fever for the last three days, made light work of Pakistan's Ahmed Tanveer to sign off things in style for India.
With the men living up to their expectations the onus would now be on the Indian women to get India a perfect 10 on Tuesday.


As we continue to feature favorites from our national staircase portfolio, our next series of blog posts will highlight beautiful curved staircases designed for sorority homes at universities across the South and Midwest.
How do you describe the interior style of sorority homes?
Sororities play a large role in many universities, especially those located in southern and midwestern states. Often, the groups have striking homes either on or off their campuses, and we are proud to have partnered with many sororities to enhance their homes with beautiful curved staircases.
In sorority home design, elegance is key. With an emphasis on feminine accents and whimsical twists, these chic homes are known for their classic southern charm. Curved staircases are a perfect complement to this style, enhancing elegant gathering areas with their seamless flowing lines and clean curvature.
Over the next two blog posts, we will feature five beautiful examples of curved staircases constructed by our expert team. Designed for Greek homes across the nation, each of these curved stairs is a perfect fit for its home and residents. See for yourself!
We begin in Tuscaloosa, Alabama with two charming designs at the University of Alabama. Both unique yet elegant, these stunning curved staircases are perfect spots for sorority members to pose for game day photos before cheering on the Crimson Tide.
This luxury curbed, freestanding curved stair offers the perfect accent to this University of Alabama sorority home. With premium touches including a mahogany Georgian handrail and custom turned newels, this round stair features corresponding stained treads and risers in a rich finish. The baluster system is unique with a knuckle and scroll pattern, while a sleek and hammered powder coated grey finish completes the chic design.
Across campus, our team designed another, very different, sorority home staircase. Featuring an elegant straight to curved stair construction, this custom staircase offers clean transitions to the next level on both sides. Our design team created a simple yet luxurious symmetrical design with the goal of beautifully framing the elaborate chandelier in the center of the space. The staircase's elegant and unique shape is balanced with simple, white wood tapered balusters and a carefully constructed Regency handrail in red oak with plain Charleston newels.
Stay tuned for next week when we will visit three additional universities to feature curved staircases in their sorority houses.
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Visit our product galleries for additional details and pictures on our exquisite projects. From inspiration to installation our team is committed to designing and building the highest quality curved stairs. Our reputation speaks for itself and client satisfaction is our highest priority. Contact us today to discuss your next custom stairs project.


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El Coll del Solà de les Aigües Calentes és un coll dels contraforts nord-orientals del Massís del Canigó, a 858,3 metres d'altitud, en el terme comunal de Nyer, a la comarca del Conflent, de la Catalunya del Nord.

És a prop de l'extrem nord-oest del terme comunal de Nyer, a la partida d'Aigües Calentes, a llevant dels Banys de Toès i al sud dels Banys de Canavelles. El lloc on es troba és en els entorns d'on hi havia hagut el monestir de Sant Andreu d'Eixalada.

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Powder bread improver used for bread preparation in mechanized or semi-mechanized processes.
Original name: Pan Up Frio.
Powder bread improver used for pre-baked frozen bread.
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Powder bread improver used for highly hydrated sourdough breads: High Water Content Bread, Traditional and Mixed Bread.
Original name: Pan Up Rústico.


Last week House Republicans kept another promise to the people of Alabama when they repealed the 62% Democrat pay raise of 2007. HB 276 by Representative Mike Ball passed the House on April 5th by a vote of 91 -2.
"I was proud to support this legislation which removes the matter of legislative compensation from the hands of the lawmakers for good. And, it requires legislators to file for expenses under the same rules as all state employees, offering more transparency than ever before" says Representative Wes Long of Guntersville.
The House passed a constitutional amendment which would replace the current legislative pay schedule and tie legislative compensation to the median household income in the state of Alabama. If it passes the Senate and is ratified by the people, it will assure that legislative salaries are reflective of the average Alabamian.
The bill is currently in the Constitution, Campaign Finance, Ethics, and Elections Committee in the Senate.


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For many of us, a home will be the single largest purchase we will make during the course of our lifetime. Buying a home requires an understanding of all the factors that will impact a potential purchase and savvy management of finances to close the deal.
Getting it done the right way, limiting emotion to the greatest extent possible, will serve you well. What follows is a one-year plan for preparing for homeownership.
Day 1 of Month 1, Start Saving: The down payment required will vary by loan type. With a VA loan, $0 down is required for eligible members (i.e. service members, veterans, and eligible surviving spouses). Another government program, the FHA home loan, requires a minimum of 3.5% down. With conventional loans, a minimum of 5% down is possible with a good credit score. However, if less than 20% is put down, the lender will likely require Private Mortgage Insurance (PMI) which will increase your monthly mortgage payment. The more money you put down, the better the chances of securing a loan and avoiding PMI.
Month 1, Check Your Credit Reports: A good credit report, generally considered to be a FICO score above 700, can be a valuable asset. With a higher score you can get a better interest rate on a loan. Even seemingly insignificant errors can result in a higher interest rate or cause you to be denied a loan completely. Therefore, check your credit report regularly for completeness and accuracy from all three bureaus (Experian, Equifax, and TransUnion). Free credit reports are available through Annual Credit Report, a government-approved site.
Months 2 – 3, Determine Your Needs:The home's neighborhood, square footage, number of bedrooms, etc. will determine the cost. Spend some time researching different potential neighborhoods and evaluating how much house you really need early in the process. By doing so, you will get an idea of how much your desired home will cost and the amount needed for a down payment.
Months 4 – 6, Determine The Mortgage You Can Afford: Developing a budget – a spending plan for the money you earn – is critical for determining the mortgage payment you can afford. The first step in the budget process is to track expenses over a three-month period, identifying ways to decrease expenses – freeing up more money to contribute to savings for the down payment – and helping with determining the mortgage payment you can afford are two benefits to tracking expenses and budgeting.
Month 7, Account For New Expenses In Your Budget: You can expect larger bills and new expenses with a home. As a renter, some of your utilities (e.g. water) may be paid by a landlord, and those you pay now are likely to be higher in a larger house. Additionally, there will be new expenses such as property taxes, homeowner's insurance, and maintenance. Be prepared to update your budget accordingly.
Months 8 – 10, Continue Saving: Along with your credit score, the amount you are able to save will be a key factor in determining if you will be able to afford a house. During this period, verify the anticipated amount of money you will have for a down payment as you will need that information when you speak with potential lenders.
Months 11 – 12, Perform Detailed Research: Get recommendations for potential lenders from friends and family. Evaluate your bank, other mortgage bankers, as well as credit unions. From these sources, identify at least three potential lenders. The lenders you have chosen will pre-qualify you for a loan based on your gross monthly income, total monthly payments (e.g. car and credit card payments, etc.), and credit score to determine the amount of the loan – and the interest rate – they would be willing to make to you.
With the costs of potential homes in mind and the offers from the lenders in hand, use an online mortgage calculator to determine what your monthly payment would be based on the loan amount, the down payment, the interest rate, and factors such as PMI if necessary. Doing so will reveal if you have enough money for a down payment on a home that meets your needs and if you can afford the monthly payments. If not, do not get discouraged. Now that you have started saving, managed your credit report, understand the process of picking a lender, understand how much you will need for a down payment, and identified the amount required run a home on a monthly basis, you are in a good position to buy a home at a slightly later point in time.


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Hospital Discharge » Utilising the stranded patient concept to improve patient flow
Utilising the stranded patient concept to improve patient flow
By Dr Richard Newland, chief executive, CHS Healthcare
At a recent gathering of academics, NHS managers and strategists, a phrase that was repeated in many sessions was the "stranded patient".
The concept is simple: define the proportion of beds in a hospital occupied by patients who have been there for seven days or more. Although some patients will have a severe illness or trauma that necessitates a hospital stay of more than seven days, many others will be in hospital for an excess of seven days because of unnecessary waits (typically an assessment, referral or availability of community based services). In other words, they are stranded in hospital because they are 'waiting for something to happen' rather than any medical need.
Like all good metrics, the stranded patient has a clear utility value. Applying it on a ward level, teams should identify any patient who is in hospital for more than seven days and consider:
Why does this patient need to remain in hospital?
What is being done and by whom to get this patient home?
What could have been done during the first few days of admission that may have prevented this patient from becoming stranded?
Answering and addressing these questions can be a useful tool in more actively understanding and improving patient flow. Reports from individual hospitals show teams are achieving six to ten per cent reductions hospital stays of more than seven days.
On a strategic level, hospital managers can calculate what percentage of patients are staying more than seven days as a proportion of overall patients. Although this will inevitably capture some patients who need to be in hospital for more than seven days, it is argued that this indicator (stranded patient as a proportion of all admissions) is a more meaningful reflection of patient flow than the ubiquitous DTOC.
Delayed transfers of care, measured from the point when a patient is fit for discharge but remains in hospital, produce a high number of cases where delays are caused by problems with services in the community the patient needs. This interface between acute and community care is enormously significant. But we need to acknowledge, measure, understand and improve problems with patient flow which occur within hospitals also. As one chief executive puts it: to look at DTOC alone is to only observe the tip of a very complicated hospital discharge iceberg.
CHS Healthcare has worked in hospital discharge for 20 years and today, we are commissioned to provide services in more than 25 hospitals from Cumbria to the south coast of England. Our experience chimes with many of the principles discussed with the stranded patient metric and improving patient flow. For example, we have seen how effective daily board rounds can be where there is a specific focus upon hospital discharge. The practice of each patient having an Expected Discharge Date (EDD) and Clinical Criteria for Discharge (CFD) are also effective tools for ensuing there is the process and mindset to actively plan for discharge from the moment a patient is admitted.
From experience we know, for example, that if a family needs to find and choose a care home before leaving hospital, this is a process which should be started at the earliest possible stage, in conjunction with medical treatment and care. From experience, we also know that services providing care and support at home are under great pressure in some areas; work to arrange home care packages, particularly if needs are high, should take place at the earliest possible stage. In other words, actively addressing two of the questions asked in the stranded patient metric and working always with the principles of right care, right place at the forefront of care planning.

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"The Commission proposes to introduce a definition for a roadworthiness test that components of the vehicle must comply with characteristics at the time of first registration. This may prevent most modifications to vehicles without further approval of the vehicle. (this will apply to many components and to all types of vehicle)"
It has not been changed in its appearance;"
Seem to imply that any change will be illegal. So, if PSA specify Michelin tyres as OE that's what we will all have to buy in the future.
Here is link to the actual EU Directive.
Makes interesting reading once you get through the 'Euro babble'.
turn around and bite them on the arse!


Leicester's very best avant-garde creators and artists are showcasing their work at New Walk Museum and Art Gallery, in an exhibition supported by De Montfort University Leicester (DMU).
Of the 29 exhibitors, 10 are talented students and alumni from DMU, displaying pieces across different mediums including sculpture, jewellery, installations, paintings and print.
Curated by L.O.V.E (Leicester Open Variant Exhibition) Art and sponsored by Leicester Riverside Festival, Manhattan 34, A&G Picture Framers, #DMUlocal and DMU, the exhibition is on until Friday 23 February.
Second-year Design Crafts student Catherine Evans won the #DMUlocal prize for her mixed media piece, Unmade Quilt, which is inspired by cell structures and made up of multiple materials such as wood, linoleum and acrylic.
Winner of the A&G Picture Framers prize is Fine Art alumna Sarah Anne Cheshire, whose watercolour and acrylic piece, Devon Pier, is based on glitch photography.
"I took a photo, glitched it, painted it and then painted it again with lots of different layers of watercolour paints," she said.
Winner of the DMU Graduate prize Jay Clarke refers to his acrylic and plaster work, Dome Composition II, as a "psychological and sociological piece".
"It's a phenomenal experience to have your work in an established environment like this, viewed by many people and appreciated for what it is," said the second-year Fine Art student.
Metal-worker, silversmith and jeweller Emma Rule won the L.O.V.E. Art prize for her copper sculpture, This Way and That.
The Design Crafts alumna said: "This was my first foray into the world of sculpture and it's amazing to be part of my local exhibition in Leicester, showcasing local artists and students from DMU.
Fine Art alumnus and studio manager at studionAme Jonjo Elliott won the Riverside Festival prize for his collage piece, Art Not War.
Melissa Beardmore's Floor Plan 02-46 is a piece made of plaster, mahogany and other found materials.
"It's based on architecture and inspired by internal structures. I quite like the different colours going on and the different contrasts," said the final-year Fine Art student.


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Reviewing And Resolving Pay Inequities
Posted on the 30 November 2021 by Gaurav Kumar @vhowtodo
It's impossible to be unbiased.
An article published by the American Bar Association, "Everyone Is a Little Bit Biased," dives into some of the implicit biases experienced by individuals based on things like gender or race-for instance, or people being mistaken for a lawyer or paralegal based on their name or gender.
While it would obviously be better if we could live in a world free of bias, this isn't something we're close to at the moment.
And in reality, it's likely never going to happen. This, however, isn't the crux of the issue.
More than eliminating bias altogether, people and organizations in today's world need to be focused more on recognizing instances of bias and working to rectify them.
Simply saying bias doesn't exist with an enterprise, or that certain people don't hold biases, is just dishonest and does nothing to improve the situation.
Of all the areas in which it's important to address biases (there are many), pay inequity within the workplace is one of the most pressing areas of concern.
Not only does this have drastic real-world effects on workers and their families, this is an issue that can be quickly and relatively easily resolved through a bit of data collection and remediation.
Here are some tips for reviewing and resolving pay inequities within an organization.
What Are Pay Inequities and Why Do They Matter?
Pay inequities have been a part of the economic reality for many people for their entire lives.
These aren't problems that just came out of nowhere; they've been around for as long as commerce itself.
But what is pay equity, really, and why is this an important topic?
In the simplest terms, pay equity is ensuring people with the same level of experience are paid the same rate for doing equivalent work.
While this is generally easy to agree on for the vast majority of people, it hasn't been resolved within society.
While the pay gap has been closing for women over the past couple decades, it still exists and is extremely noticeable for those affected by it.
The average full-time working woman only made about $0.82 for every dollar a white man doing the same work made in 2019, according to Pew Research.
Though this number has climbed to about $0.93 for women ages 25-34, this mostly shows that progress is showing up more in younger workers than those who have been entrenched in this system for their whole lives.
Women of color are the people who are hurt the most by pay equity gaps.
Hispanic or Latino women might lose out on over $1.1 million in wages that would have been earned by a white man doing the same job over a 40-year career, according to data analyzed by the Center for American Progress.
Clearly, something needs to be done about this, both to increase economic fairness and to build a better corporate culture.
How Should Enterprises Review and Resolve Pay Inequities?
Commitment to pay equity isn't just the right thing to do.
Many people will demand this kind of action from their employers.
These are a few things that can help enterprises pivot toward more equitable pay practices:
Running an internal pay equity audit is a good idea, but can be extremely difficult. As already mentioned, people are biased.
Get the right people and tools for the job:
If pay discrepancies weren't noticed before, simply doing an internal audit likely won't be enough to identify and fix them.
Otherwise, time and resources might be spent on an endeavor that doesn't yield necessary results.
Web-based tools, such as Mercer's Pay Equity Calculator, can help organizations get a better grasp on their situations. In addition to identifying pay inequities, it can track progress over time and helps analyze various remediation plans.
Getting seasoned consultants and ready-made technology from a firm that specializes in these sorts of programs is likely to be more effective.
This should be built into the enterprise's pay equity strategy.
There's no excuse for paying people differently for doing the same work. Fortunately, organizations that see the problem here now can access the resources necessary for overcoming this problem.
Utilize a pay equity calculator:
Continually review progress:
Pay equity isn't a one-time deal. It needs to be revisited over time to ensure gains aren't lost for vulnerable employees.
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The summer has been brutal! Even the tropics look like a cool spot compared to a few spots around here locally in the Kansas City area. I decided I could either put on my best Brazilian bikini and pretend I was on an island paradise, or just open up something tropical and pour it in my glass…fortunately for YOU, I opted for the latter choice.
The 2009 Staete Landt Sauvignon Blanc out of the Marlborough wine region of New Zealand will definitely make you think of that perfect tropical get away. As you pour, you'll see bright sunshine in your glass with that bright, pale-colored straw hue it possesses. Take a sniff and find yourself basking away in the aromas of citrus fruits, lush melon, nectarines, and…chalk? Okay, so the chalk isn't very tropical, but it's a light smell, and it certainly works with the other smells…let's just go with it.
Quenching your thirst (it's the 'tropics'…you're bound to be thirsty), your taste buds 'sizzle' with flavors of melon, lime, green apples, a refreshing minerality and…chalk again? Not something I'm used to tasting in a Marlborough Sauvignon Blanc, but it worked! Nice acidity, nice balance…not too tart and not too sweet.
What IS sweet, is how well it paired up with my grilled Ahi Tuna steaks with peach/jalapeno jelly. This would work sooo well with a nice Waldorf Salad…or even that Mandarin orange salad at Wendy's if you're busy taking the kids to practice somewhere.
It's a nice sipper alone as well…especially on the deck when it's this hot. And the price is right too…got this blonde beauty for just under $14.
So do me a favor, forego the Speedo, and take a dive into this lovely Sauvignon Blanc.


LightWeight Tiles would like to Welcome Dave Haynes Approved LightWeight Tiles Roofing Installer. Dave Haynes has worked with our LightWeight Plastic Roofing System a couple of times now and has been impressed with the high standards. He requested to come on board with our products on a more permanent basis. We got Dave to take some before and after images of a recent job he completed. this meant we could look over his work and give him any installation tips if needed or any advice he may of needed. Truth be told the installation was impressive. After a discussion with Dave and our Director Bruce we have now welcomed Dave Haynes on board with our other approved installers.
Above, is the before image of the roof conversion Dave Haynes has just completed using our Granulated Autumn Brown Plastic LightWeight Roofing System. This building looks old, worn and tired.
Can lightweight tiles give this building a new lease of life?
This building looks brand new! A brand new transformation! How incredible is this?
It is defiantly safe to say that this customer was extremely happy with the roof conversion carried out as much as Dave and all of us at LightWeight Tiles were.
Below, i will include some images of the installation process. Installation guidelines can be found in our download folder here.
So, Dave had installed new roof trusses before installing the LightWeight Roofing System.
He then installed the roof battens that our Plastic LightWeight Roofing System is secured down to. These are just normal 2" X 1" battens.
As you can see the installation of the Granulated Autumn Brown Tiles have now began.
This below image is a close up shot of our Ubiflex which is a Led alternative installed. This is a neat and tidy installation. Our Ubiflex has no lead value. It is flexible so easy to mould into place. Installation tips can be found here.
If you would like to find out more about Dave's work or if he can help you with an installation of LightWeight Tiles please feel free to contact us or contact Dave.


Shibuya Hoppmann will be exhibiting at ProFood Tech 2019 in Booth #938 at McCormick Place in Chicago, Illinois, March 26-28, 2019.
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Sandu Mitrofan (born 8 October 1952) is a Romanian bobsledder. He competed in the four man event at the 1980 Winter Olympics.

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import ch.javasoft.bitset.IBitSet;
import ch.javasoft.metabolic.efm.concurrent.RankUpdateToken;

/**
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public interface PreprocessedMatrix extends Cloneable {

	boolean hasRequiredRank(RankUpRoot root, IBitSet intersectionSet);
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Riccardo Boldorini was born in Milano, Italy, in 1971. He began his career in 1992 and has continued with exhibits every year until the present. You can read about his dynamic professional life at this link. I will just add that I was overwhelmed by his talent and imagination upon seeing his photos for the very first time. I think it is only appropriate that I simply upload many of my favorites and let you explore his website to discover more. Click on images to enlarge them.
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This statistic displays the United Kingdom (UK) government expenditure on security for the Foreign and Commonwealth Office during the War in Iraq from 2003 to 2010. The first three years saw an annual increase before peaking at 48 million in 2005-06. From 2006-07 until the end of the war there was a significant reduction in security costs. Over this eight year period the British government spent 192 million British pounds on security.


SANTA BARBARA, Calif. -- After suffering a deflating loss at Pauley Pavillion in January that halted a season-opening five-match winning streak, UC Santa Barbara got its revenge on Wednesday night, recording a historic sweep (25-20, 25-19, 25-20) against visiting UCLA at Rob Gym.
It was the program's first sweep of UCLA since April 28, 1988, more than 25 years ago. UCSB improved to 11-5, 10-5 on the season, pulling even with the Bruins in the Mountain Pacific Sports Federation standings. UCLA, losers of three consecutive matches, dropped to 13-6 on the year.
The Gauchos now hold an 8-1 record at Rob Gym this season, extending their best start to a home schedule in the MPSF era (since 1993).
Senior opposite Evan Licht acknowledged that the loss to UCLA earlier in the season was on the team's mind before the matchup.
"The result we got down at Pauley definitely left a sour taste in our mouth," Licht said. "We knew we could beat this team and that's what we focused on achieving here [Wednesday night]."
The Gauchos outperformed UCLA in nearly every measurable statistic on Wednesday, finishing with sizable advantages in kills (42 to 34), hitting percentage (.429 -.269) aces (6-2), digs (27-20) and blocks (8-5). The team's attacking clip was its highest this season, topping the previous best of .397 established just last week against UCSD.
"We had a lot of guys play very well in all aspects of the game," UCSB head coach Rick McLaughlin said. "We won the serving and passing battles, and you're usually going to be successful when you accomplish that."
Junior outside hitter Weston Nielsen led the Gauchos early, notching five kills apiece in the first two sets and finishing with a match-high 13. Just behind Nielsen was Licht, who got better as the match went along, collecting nine of his 12 kills in Games 2 and 3 and leading the UCSB serving blitz with three aces.
UCSB's middles were at their best in efficiency against the Bruins, as junior Jake Staahl and senior Ryan Thompson combined for 11 kills on just 19 swings. Thompson's five blocks led all players.
Licht provided a preview of what was to come in the match at the very start, as he keyed the Gauchos to a 6-2 advantage in the first set with an ace and a kill. UCLA clawed back behind strong play from Argentine outside hitter Gonzalo Quiroga -- who finished with a team-high 12 kills -- to go ahead 13-11. Nielsen then dealt his only ace of the day to tie the score at 13 and swing momentum back in UCSB's favor. The Gauchos end the set on a 14-7 roll, eventually winning game one on an errant Quiroga swing.
The Gauchos continued to play well in the middle frame, hitting .455 as a team, but UCLA hung on and kept it close at 17-16 UCSB. Nielsen and Licht then produced an 8-3 run from the service line to close the set, culminating in a set-clinching smash of an over pass from Thompson.
UCLA head coach John Speraw inserted two new players into the match to try and spark the team in the third set, but another momentous 11-6 UCSB run tempered all hopes of a UCLA comeback.
In the victory, the Gauchos did an impressive job of limiting 7-foot All-American outside hitter Robart Page, who had just eight kills on 27 attempts. Besides Quiroga and Page, no UCLA attacker had more than five kills.
Matt Hanley, who was playing against the team with whom he spent his freshman and sophomore years, contributed in all areas of the game, recording five kills, four digs, a career-high four blocks, and adding to UCSB's strong serves with an ace. Senior libero Chad Kingi had a match-high seven digs, while sophomore setter Jonah Seif tallied 36 assists as the offensive conducter.


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1,000-Year-Old Royal Mint Will Soon Launch Blockchain Gold Trading
Britain's ancient Royal Mint is to launch blockchain trading of gold derivatives in cost cutting exercise.
Nov 29, 2016 at 8:08 a.m. UTC
Updated Sep 11, 2021 at 12:38 p.m. UTC
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At over 1,000-years-old, The Royal Mint – the only institution licensed to provide coins in the UK – isn't the type of business you might expect to be launching a blockchain.
However, in the face of new "technological and competitive" challenges, The Royal Mint is doing just that, announcing today that results of an investigation into how it could digitize its processes for the benefit for partners and customers.
As part of this larger drive, The Royal Mint has teamed with derivatives marketplace provider CME Group to build and launch a digital gold offering, one that could find it offering its users the ability to execute, settle and trade gold using a blockchain-based system.
David Janczewski, director of new business at The Royal Mint, explained that the product launch will see the company vaulting 400-oz gold bars, assigning ownership of these assets and allowing users to trade them peer to peer on a blockchain run by CME Group as a way to cut costs.
Janczewski told CoinDesk:
"There are costs associated with vaulting and storing gold and physical assets. It's for this reason gold is often referred to as a negative return investment. We intend to address the issue and offer a better value way to invest in physical gold."
CME digitization lead Sandra Ro added that the announcement represents the fruition of a collaboration between the two firms that has lasted for the larger part of a year.
The Royal Mint indicated it could end up issuing as much as $1bn in what it is calling Royal Mint Gold (RMG) as part of the offering, though it will first seek market feedback in assessing demand.
As for how The Royal Mint blockchain will be designed, CME Group was less clear, stating only that details about the platform, as well as the industry partners that are supporting the effort, will be forthcoming.
Still, Janczewski was adamant in stressing that The Royal Mint has "serious intentions" of bringing the technology to market, adding that it's "not a proof-of-concept".
CME Group further hinted that the project, like its existing products, will be accessible online 24 hours a day, 365 days a year, while also enabling users to see the blockchain history of RMG digital assets.
"This is a departure from traditional asset trading, but there's a lot of changes that would make this interesting to current and new investors," Ro told CoinDesk.
The product would complement existing offerings, such as its 'Sovereign' and 'Britannia' gold bullion coins, as well as its Royal Mint Refinery Bars, weighted from 1 to 1,000 grams.
Cost cutting
As for how the product will reduce fees, Vin Wijeratne, CFO of The Royal Mint, said that the product will remove traditional frictions that have occurred every time the exchange of its physical gold assets is recorded in a traditional ledger.
"Now, blockchain technology provides an efficient way, not a huge difference of registering the ownership, but in maintaining an accurate register of who owns what piece of gold, which is potentially very labor attentive," Wijeratne said.
Ro noted that she believes the project would bring more accountability and transparency to over-the-counter trading in the physical gold market, thereby reducing costs for investors.
"There's a price discovery element happening on the trading platform as well as the transparency of the ownership records," she said.
The efficiencies, those involved said, will enable The Royal Mint to offer ownership of the underlying gold, "with the option for conversion to physical gold" with zero storage cost.
In interview, those involved with the project also hinted that it will provide a continuation of history for an organization that is so storied it has its own museum.
Wijeratne, for example noted that The Royal Mint has "centuries" of expertise in trading gold, and that the digital gold product envisions how the organization intends to ensure its services continue well into the age of blockchain.
The Royal Mint said it now intends to engage with groups such as retail broker-dealer community and investment advisors on how it might ensure the service's quality at launch.
Ro further sought to differentiate between this effort and those launched by other gold industry players to harness blockchain efficiencies in post-trade, framing it as unique among what has so far been tried by traditional financial institutions.
"This is a digital asset, a digitized gold product, being put out to the market for traders," she emphasized:
"We're talking about an investment product."
UK gold coins image via Shutterstock


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LYSAGHT ENSEAM® cladding proves the perfect fit for modular homes
20 / January / 2020
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Parkwood Modular Buildings, a manufacturer with more than 30 years' experience in the modular home market, was intent on introducing a new product with a more contemporary look than its previous offerings. It found inspiration in LYSAGHT ENSEAM® cladding.
Based in Somersby on the NSW Central Coast, Parkwood Homes is a specialist in the manufacture and sale of modular homes.
The company, which was established in 1988 is a leader in its field. Having been recognised with several industry awards for its innovative and environmentally sustainable designs, Parkwood now employs more than 60 people and sells its products throughout NSW.
Parkwood offers several different designs, ranging from 1-2 bedroom granny flats to larger 4-6 bedroom homes and commercial designs.
'The Cassab' and LYSAGHT ENSEAM® cladding
Over the years, most of these have featured cement sheeting on their exteriors, however recently Parkwood decided it was time for a new direction. The company introduced a new display home which features 155 sq. metres of LYSAGHT ENSEAM® cladding on its exterior.
A three-bedroom dwelling, it features high (2,700mm) square set ceilings, timber floors, pendant lights, upgraded finishes on cupboards, and stone benchtops in the kitchen and bathroom.
Called 'the Cassab', the product was designed by Parkwood Homes' designer Deanne Ohlsen.
"It's a modern flat roof design with parapet. The clean, smooth lines of the LYSAGHT ENSEAM® cladding in the COLORBOND® steel Matt Monument® colour contrast nicely with the lighter coloured cement sheeting that we also used on the exterior," said Deanne.
Like all Parkwood products, the Cassab was fabricated in its Somersby manufacturing facility, then assembled in situ. When complete, the homes are simply transported by road to their final destinations. In other words, all components including the LYSAGHT ENSEAM® cladding are installed in the factory.
According to Deanne, Parkwood had been using LYSAGHT® roofing, fascia/gutter, cladding, and structural products as well as the LYSAGHT LIVING® home improvement range for over a year.
Then the LYSAGHT ENSEAM® cladding, with its flat pan and wide profile, caught her eye and she thought it might work well as a component for the modular homes.
"We first used it in a two-storey house we completed for a client in Cheero Point. That was a success, so our next step was to incorporate it into this display home here at Somersby.
"The COLORBOND® steel Matt looks great, particularly in the Monument® colour," Deanne said, adding that the other thing that attracted her to the product was its fixing system.
A concealed fixed flat panel cladding system, LYSAGHT ENSEAM® cladding is structurally sound for direct fixed to steel battens and can also be fixed onto conventional supporting substrate such as plywood or fibre cement panels.
The cladding is concealed pierce-fixed to batten supports, which means that fastener screws pass through the sheeting at the concealed underlap edge.
In other words, the installation process is simple and fast, which is exactly what is required for this type of modular application.
As Deanne explained, the visibility of the joins was another important consideration. Because modular homes are transported in two or more parts, if possible, it's best for them to have vertical joints (or at least a vertical finish). This helps to conceal the places where the modules are attached to each other.
"LYSAGHT ENSEAM® cladding, with its vertical ribs and efficient locking system, fits this requirement perfectly. It makes the task of joining the modules easy," said Deanne.
Product choice and planning
While she specified the deep, dark Monument® colour for the display home, as she explained, all the Parkwood products are customisable. Where LYSAGHT ENSEAM® cladding is used, customers will be able to choose from all the available colours.
Deanne praised Lysaght for the assistance they provided when she first expressed an interest in ZENITH™ cladding.
"Lysaght sales personnel gave us all the information we needed to choose the right product for the job. They had all the specs on hand; the product information and installation advice we needed," she said.
"That gave us the confidence we needed to move forward with the idea. In the end, we were certain that the LYSAGHT ENSEAM® cladding would be a good choice for this application…and that's exactly how it turned out.
"We are very happy with the result. This is a real departure from your standard modular home with a traditional pitched roof and we're excited by its potential. We believe this product gives us a real edge over our competitors."
"These are still early days, but we look forward to seeing how these new homes with LYSAGHT ENSEAM® cladding perform on the market. We are quietly confident they will prove to be a real success."


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I would love social work to tackle the Stigma. It is a major problem that impacts on how resources (social, economic, health, housing, etc.) are distributed in our society. There are many levels where stigma impacts our society, which includes micro level (self-stigma), to meso (family, community, institutions, service providers) to macro level (structural, cultural). There are many structural factors with stigma (similar to institutionalized racism that is impacted by unequal power as seen in policies, practices, laws, etc.) and operates at a very subtle level. One approach would be to try to change society's views of marginalized groups. Another would be developing interventions with people within these groups to minimize the impact of these negatives societal stereotypes/views, so that these views will not be internalized. Internalized or self-stigma h as been associated with a reduction in help-seeking and a deleterious impact on an individual's sense of self and their identity, which results in a diminished quality of life and lack of hope in his/her future. Unfortunately, there are many groups that have a history of being marginalized and stigmatized (e.g., the poor, LGBTQ, people with mental illness, people with HIV/AIDS, people with other chronic illnesses such as Alzheimer's, epilepsy, autism, etc.). These stereotypes and views of people who are marginalized are often learned fairly early in people's lives and are often transmitted in subtle to very explicit ways. Working with children and communities would be a great place to start. In comparison to 20 years ago, people are slightly more accepting of mental illness, for example, because of increased exposure to information on the issues and having more contact with someone who has it–friends, family members, neighbors, celebrities, etc. However, these stereotypes persist. For example, these negative views arise every time there is a major shooting. Recent events across the US and in MD that have involved individuals who shot several people found that the immediate response by the media and public was to frame the individual's as the result of their being "crazy" or mentally ill. This has a negative impact on other individuals with mental illness are immediately treated with suspicion, even by close friends and family.
Developing stigma interventions should involve inter-disciplinary efforts with such disciplines as social work, psychology, anthropology, medicine, nursing, public health, law, public policy/administration, criminal justice, economics, business, etc. Interventions would need to target all levels—micro, meso and macro. I think social workers could lead the way in identifying and addressing these structural factors, advocating for these dis-empowered groups, working directly with communities and institutions to reduce this discrimination and prejudice, and partnering with people from these stigmatized groups to empower them to help them resist or reduce the impact of self-stigma.


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Ex-Man Utd Striker Agrees On Deal To Join AC Milan
Fallen Italian Serie A giants AC Milan are on the verge of pulling off a big transfer with the potential return of Zlatan Ibrahimovic to the club next month.
According to the Daily Telegraph, Zlatan Ibrahimovic has agreed a deal to join AC Milan thereby ruling him out of a possible move to the Premier League.
Earlier reports had linked the former Manchester United player with a return to Old Trafford where he spent 18 months before leaving for the MLS (Major League Soccer).
The appointment of Jose Mourinho as the new Tottenham Hotspur manager also fuelled transfer rumors of Zlatan Ibrahimovic joining him in North London.
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Mourinho worked with Zlatan Ibrahimovic while he was the Inter Milan manager and also managed him during his days as the Manchester United manager.
He was quick to dispel rumors of a move for the Swedish football legend at Tottenham Hotspur.
According to him, Spurs have one of the best strikers in world football in Harry Kane and that Zlatan Ibrahimovic won't be willing to come into a situation like what's obtainable at his new club.
Jose Mourinho hinted that Zlatan Ibrahimovic won't want to play second fiddle to Harry Kane even at the age of 38.
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Arsenal have made inquiries about the possibility of signing AC Milan midfielder Frank Kessie this month via the publication from Metro.
The Gunners were interested in the Ivorian international under the managerial reign of legendary boss Arsene Wenger and it seems like the North Londoners have resurrected their interest in the player who has been one of the shining lights for an AC Milan team struggling in 10th position on the Italian Serie A table.
Corriere dello Sport is a popular Italian transfer news platform and a publication from the publication said that Frank Kessie is available for £21m amidst the interest from another London club in West Ham United.
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New West Ham United manager David Moyes wants to strengthen his squad in midfield before this winter transfer market ends and Frank Kessie is on his radar.
For Arsenal, the club is focusing on the loan market as confirmed by manager Mikel Arteta in one of his recent interviews.
Also, the focus is more on the defense rather than midfield at the moment.
Arsenal and Mikel Arteta have been linked with a loan swoop for Manchester City defender John Stones who is keen to move away from the Premier League champions in search of regular first-team football that will boost his opportunity to make the England team for the Euros.
Chelsea striker Olivier Giroud is expected to leave the club in the January transfer window in his bid to get more playing time under his belt ahead of the upcoming 2020 European Championships next summer.
Giroud has been touted as a possible transfer addition for a lot of clubs in his quest to achieve the above stated target of more playing time before the Euros.
AC Milan were one of those clubs keen to sign Olivier Giroud during the January transfer window, but it seems like the Rossoneri have pulled out of the race to sign the French World Cup winner.
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This is according to Italian journalist Fabrizio Romano which revealed that AC Milan are no longer pursuing a move for Giroud and that the seven-time European champions have switched their attention to other target strikers especially Zlatan Ibrahimovic.
If the latest reports are to be believed, Zlatan Ibrahimovic is closing in on a sensational return to the San Siro in the colours of AC Milan.
Ibrahimovic is a free agent after his contract at Major League Soccer (MLS) outfit LA Galaxy ended.
He joined the MLS club at the start of 2018 after leaving Manchester United.
Fellow Italian Serie A club Bologna have also been linked with a free transfer move for Ibrahimovic.
Why Allegri Turned Down Arsenal Job Revealed
Former AC Milan and Juventus manager Maximiliano Allegri is not ready to take the vacant managerial job ar Arsenal according to the newest reports in the Italian media.
Allegri is seen as one of the major contenders for the permanent managerial job at Arsenal.
According to Italian journalist Francesco Porzio who works with Di Marzio, Maximiliano Allegri is not ready to take up the Arsenal job at the moment.
It was revealed that Allegri wants to wait till the summer before returning to the dugout.
Allegri is presently on a sabbatical leave after the Italian resigned from the Juventus managerial job in the summer.
He won five league titles as the Juventus manager.
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Arsenal are on the hunt for a new manager after the sacking of Unai Emery on Friday morning.
Unai Emery has been replaced by club legend Freddie Ljungberg on a temporary basis until a permanent appointment is made.
Former Arsenal winger Ljungberg will take charge of the team for the Norwich City match in the Premier League this Sunday.
Unai Emery left Arsenal in the midst of a winless run in all competitions.
The Gunners are yet to win in seven games and that played a big part in the sacking of Unai Emery.
Ex-Liverpool Attacker Set To Return To England In January
A former Premier League player will return to the English top flight during the January transfer window according to the newest reports from the media in the United Kingdom.
AC Milan winger Fabio Borini was formerly on the payroll of Liverpool and Sunderland before he returned to Italian football.
The Italian international is attracting serious interest from Crystal Palace according to the publication from The Chronicle via journalist Craig John's.
The former Liverpool player has not been able to nail down a starting spot in the AC Milan team under new manager Stefano Pioli who replaced compatriot Marco Giampaolo earlier this season.
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Italian tactician Marco Giampaolo secured the AC Milan job after a successful spell at fellow Serie A club Sampdoria, but he was unable to replicate that success with AC Milan and that led to his sack.
His dismissal from the AC Milan managerial job led to the advent of Stefano Pioli as the Rossoneri boss.
Fabio Borini has been restricted to just 70 minutes of football since Stefano Pioli was named the AC Milan and that has led to the possibility of the player returning to the Premier League.
Crystal Palace are in pole position to sign Italian international Borini.
Maximiliano Allegri could become Arsenal manager
Former AC Milan and Juventus manager Maximiliano Allegri might not be the man to replace Unai Emery at Arsenal if the Gunners make the decision to change their manager.
According to journalist IndyKaila, his agent Giovanni Branchini met Arsenal representatives on Monday and the offer was not enticing for the Italian tactician.
It was further revealed that a second meeting will hold between both parties to see if an agreement will be reached as the Gunners search for a replacement for Unai Emery who is facing the sack after the recent poor run by his team.
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The 2-2 draw at home to Southampton at the weekend made it six matches without a win for the North London giants in all competitions.
Unai Emery built a reputation as a manager at clubs like Sevilla and Valencia but the Spaniard has been under pressure to keep his job at Arsenal.
He is in his second season at Arsenal having been appointed into the position at the start of last season.
Unai Emery led Arsenal to the Europa League final in his first campaign as the Gunners boss but it ended in a 4-1 defeat at the hands of Chelsea in addition to fifth position in the league.
Ex-Man Utd player closing in on a sensational move to Serie A
Fallen Italian Serie A giants AC Milan are closing in on a sensational move for one of their former players according to the newest reports coming out of the media in Italy.
Zlatan Ibrahimovic is a former Manchester United striker who also played for seven-time European champions AC Milan while he was in Italy.
Apart from AC Milan, Zlatan Ibrahimovic also played for other major Italian clubs like Juventus and Inter Milan.
The 38-year-old has been at Major League Soccer (MLS) outfit LA Galaxy for the better part of the last two years and has been linked with a return back to Europe since his LA Galaxy contract has ended.
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Italian sides Bologna and AC Milan have been touted as possible transfer destinations for Zlatan Ibrahimovic.
The Swedish football legend has also been linked with a move back to the Premier League with Manchester United whom he spent 18 months with during the Jose Mourinho era.
The specific report from Sky Italy revealed that AC Milan officials met with his agent Mino Raiola earlier this week to talk about a possible move back to the San Siro.
Zlatan Ibrahimovic is reportedly eyeing weekly wages of over €200,000 from his next club in Europe.
European Trio Keen On January Swoop For Arsenal Star
Three European sides are reportedly keen on a January swoop for Arsenal midfielder Granit Xhaka.
This is according to the report from the Daily Mail which claimed that three clubs want to rescue Granit Xhaka from his nightmare at North London giants Arsenal.
The three European sides are German Bundesliga side Borussia Dortmund, Premier League outfit Newcastle United and seven-time European champions AC Milan.
Arsenal midfielder Granit Xhaka was named the club captain earlier this year after the votes from the players as conducted by manager Unai Emery.
The Swiss international had been acting as the club's skipper since the exit of Laurent Koscielny in the summer before his appointment was confirmed in September.
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His reign as the permanent Arsenal captain didn't last long before Unai Emery removed him from the role on the back of his conduct towards the club's fans during a recent league game.
Granit Xhaka used expletives against the fans while he was being subbed off for young Arsenal winger Bukayo Saka during the Premier League game at home to fellow London side Crystal Palace.
The incident overshadowed the game which ended in a 2-2 draw.
Xhaka has missed the last four games in all competitions for the Gunners as a result of the incident.
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Former Arsenal striker Granit Xhaka could leave the club for Italy when the winter transfer window reopens in a few weeks' time as it looks like the Swiss international star is keen to leave the North Londoners after his clash with fans last month.
Granit Xhaka has not played the last four Arsenal games in all competitions since his foul-mouthed rant towards the Arsenal fans during the league game with Crystal Palace in the London Derby clash played at the Emirates Stadium.
Swiss media outlet RSI claimed that Granit Xhaka has been spotted househunting in Milan and that has fuelled the possibility of a move to seven-time European champions AC Milan.
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He has earlier been linked with Inter Milan in the summer though it seems the latest news is about AC Milan whose chief executive Ivan Gazidis was on the payroll at Arsenal before he moved to Italy.
Granit Xhaka was dropped as the Arsenal captain earlier this month by manager Unai Emery due to his misdemeanor last month during the league game with Crystal Palace at the Emirates Stadium.
He reacted to chorus of jeers and boos from fans during the game while being substituted and that has led to his no-show at the club.


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Yang Guang (; ur. 11 maja 1984 w Tonghua) – chiński skoczek narciarski. Olimpijczyk (2006), uczestnik mistrzostw świata (2019), trzykrotny uczestnik zimowej uniwersjady (2005, 2007 i 2009), dwukrotnie brał udział w zimowych igrzyskach azjatyckich (2011 i 2017). Medalista chińskich igrzysk zimowych i mistrzostw kraju.

Przebieg kariery
W 2006 wziął udział w konkursie drużynowym na skoczni normalnej podczas Zimowych Igrzysk Olimpijskich 2006, zajmując, wspólnie z reprezentacją Chin, ostatnią, 16. pozycję.

W swojej karierze trzykrotnie brał udział w zimowej uniwersjadzie – w 2005 zajął indywidualnie 39. (skocznia duża) i 41. (normalna) miejsce, a drużynowo 10. pozycję, w 2007 indywidualnie uplasował się na 46. (duża) i 50. (normalna) miejscu, a w 2009 był 34. w konkursie indywidualnym na skoczni normalnej. W 2009 wystartował także w konkursie drużynowym kombinatorów norweskich, zajmując ostatnią, 7. pozycję.

Dwukrotnie startował w zimowych igrzyskach azjatyckich – w 2011 był 11. w konkursie indywidualnym na skoczni dużej i 4. w konkursie drużynowym na tym samym obiekcie, a sześć lat później zajmował indywidualnie 13. (skocznia normalna) i 14. (duża), a drużynowo 4. pozycję.

W lutym 2019 wziął udział w mistrzostwach świata w narciarstwie klasycznym, jednak został zdyskwalifikowany w kwalifikacjach konkursu indywidualnego na skoczni normalnej.

Wystąpił w kilkudziesięciu konkursach Pucharu Kontynentalnego, ani razu nie zdobywając punktów. W zawodach tej rangi najwyżej (dwukrotnie) uplasował się na 31. miejscu – 3 i 5 września 2009 podczas letniej rywalizacji w kompleksie Alpensia Jumping Park (w obu przypadkach pokonał jednak tylko 3 rywali). W swojej karierze zdobywał za to punkty cyklu FIS Cupu, najlepsze wyniki (dwukrotnie 8. lokata) notując w grudniu 2018 w słabo obsadzonych (w obu wystartowało niespełna 30 sportowców) zawodach w Park City.

Medalista chińskich igrzysk zimowych – w 2012 i 2016 zdobywał brązowe medale w konkursach indywidualnych, w 2016 zwyciężając także w konkursie drużynowym, a w 2020 w letniej części rywalizacji zwyciężył w konkursie indywidualnym na skoczni normalnej, w konkursie drużynowym na skoczni średniej i rywalizacji zespołów mieszanych na obiekcie normalnym, a w części zimowej zdobył złote medale w konkursie drużynowym i rywalizacji drużyn mieszanych na obiekcie normalnym oraz srebrne w zawodach indywidualnych na skoczni normalnej i dużej. Stawał również na podium mistrzostw kraju – zdobył złoty medal w konkursie indywidualnym na skoczni normalnej zimą 2019.

Igrzyska olimpijskie

Drużynowo

Starty Y. Guanga na igrzyskach olimpijskich – szczegółowo

Mistrzostwa świata

Indywidualnie

Starty Y. Guanga na mistrzostwach świata – szczegółowo

Uniwersjada

Indywidualnie

Drużynowo

Starty Y. Guanga na uniwersjadzie – szczegółowo

Igrzyska azjatyckie

Indywidualnie

Drużynowo

Puchar Kontynentalny

Miejsca w poszczególnych konkursach Pucharu Kontynentalnego
stan po zakończeniu sezonu 2021/2022

Letni Puchar Kontynentalny

Miejsca w poszczególnych konkursach Letniego Pucharu Kontynentalnego
stan po zakończeniu LPK 2022

FIS Cup

Miejsca w klasyfikacji generalnej

Miejsca w poszczególnych konkursach FIS Cupu
stan po zakończeniu sezonu 2021/2022

Uwagi

Przypisy

Bibliografia

Chińscy skoczkowie narciarscy
Chińscy kombinatorzy norwescy
Chińscy olimpijczycy
Uczestnicy Zimowych Igrzysk Olimpijskich 2006
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What is a Phase I Environmental Site Assessment?
A Phase I Environmental Site Assessment is a non-intrusive qualitative examination of a property and of any documentation related thereto that might provide factual insight into the property's past and present uses in terms of the propensity for environmental impact on the site.
Property owners, purchasers, lenders and tenants may face unforeseen liabilities when dealing with properties for which the environmental history is unknown. These liabilities arise from litigation associated with contamination, restrictions on development, loss of land value (due to contamination/perceived contamination), and / or government initiated orders. The information from a Phase I Environmental Site Assessment (ESA) can be used by property owners, tenants, purchasers, and lenders to make informed decisions.
The need to actively manage environmental issues related to estate in Canada came to the forefront over the past few decades. During that time, passage of legislation placed accountability for the environmental impairment of a property on its present owner, regardless of which party was actually responsible for creating the impaired condition.
No longer able to overlook the potential liability that may be linked to a property's environmental condition, buyers, lenders, receivers and other interested parties soon required that a property's probability of contamination be determined in advance as accurately and as completely as economically permissible. Generally, the largest portion of the burden for flagging environmental risks fell upon purchasers. However, the 'due diligence' process soon began to extend to self-assessment and disclosure as a device for terminating a vendor's environmental obligations.
The purpose of a Phase I ESA is to identify actual and potential Site contamination through historical research, interviews, and observations made during a walk-through of the property and surrounding area. The Phase I ESA is a qualitative assessment, which may be used to structure further intrusive investigation, if warranted (ie. a Phase II ESA). A Phase I ESA can be used to identify existing and historical Potentially Contaminating Activities (PCAs) and their associated Potential Contaminants of Concern (PCOCs). PCAs are activities that may lead to adverse impacts (i.e. contamination) to the soil, groundwater, and sediment regimes, due to the nature of the activities, and through accidental spills, leaks, and mishandling of materials containing PCOCs. PCAs may be associated with on-site Areas of Potential Environmental Concern (APECs) (i.e. represent an area where actual or potential contamination exists). The existence of an APEC is subject to interpretation by qualified professionals and is dependent on a number of factors which may include the nature of the PCA, scale of the PCA, and its relative location to the property with consideration to distance, topography, and hydrogeology.
In Ontario there are two main standards under which Phase I ESAs are conducted and evaluated. The first is the Canadian Standards Association (CSA) document Z768-01 dated November 2001 and reaffirmed in 2012. CSA Phase I ESAs are typically requested to support the sale of a property or for financing purposes. The second standard is Ontario Regulation 153/04, made under Part XV.1 of the Environmental Protection Act. O.Reg. 153/04 Phase I ESAs are typically requested to support the redevelopment of a property to a more sensitive use and the filing of a Record of Site Condition (RSC).
The specific standard to which the Phase I ESA is conducted will depend on the client's individual needs and intentions.
A Phase I ESA is strictly qualitative in nature and does not include intrusive sample collection and analysis. It will be necessary for a representative from JFM Environmental Limited (JMFEL) to access the entirety of the property, including any buildings that may be present on-site. A site representative may be required to accompany JFMEL during the visit to answer questions pertaining to historical usage of the property and features that may be observed. JFMEL personnel will take photos and notes throughout site reconnaissance to be used as references in preparing the Phase I ESA report.
The Phase I ESA looks for signs of past releases of chemicals.
Stressed vegetation can be a sign of soil and groundwater contamination.
Evidence of chemical storage and spill prevention measures are reviewed during a Phase I ESA.
General housekeeping is reviewed as part of a Phase I ESA.
Fill piping may suggest the presence of an underground storage tank or an aboveground storage tank in a basement.
JFMEL will obtain and review historical information that is readily available and pertains to the site's environmental history (ie. through public and institutional libraries, online maps and databases, client supplied documentation, etc.). Documents reviewed include; historical aerial photographs, fire insurance plans, topographic maps, and municipal street directories. The reviewed documents are used to establish the historical usage of the site and surrounding area. Interviews with site representatives and other individuals with knowledge of past and present usage of the site will be conducted to further develop the history of the site and surrounding area.
As part of the Phase I ESA process information requests regarding the subject property are submitted to the Ministry of the Environment, Conservation and Parks (MOECP), the local / regional municipality, and the Technical Standards and Safety Authority. The requests are focused on identifying; environmental concerns, violations, orders, approvals, and investigations; spill records; waste generator and receiver records; records of tanks, and landfills; and, other records relevant towards the completion of the Phase I ESA.
Following completion of the site visit and records review, the information will be assessed and compiled into a Phase I Environmental Site Assessment Report. The reports are structured around the standards used, and include an executive summary which presents the interpretation of the findings and relevant conclusions and recommendations.
JFM's team of highly qualified professionals is well versed in the conduct of the entire suite of Phase I, II and III Environmental Site Assessments, and to all applicable legislative and industry standards. Our work is relied upon by numerous investor groups, financial institutions, governments, and a wide variety of privately and publicly held industrial and commercial clients. If you would like more information please feel free to contact us or fill out a no obligation consultation form.
Please click here for more information on Phase II Environmental Site Assessments.


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Lateral Thinking and the Law.
Law makers in Kerala have recently enacted a law requiring bars, pubs and liquor shops be at least 500m from any state or national highways.
One such establishment which is only 250m from a highway, has come with a ingenious solution – the addition of a 250m maze from the highway to the entrance of the bar.
A Bar In Kerala Just Made A 250m-Long Maze Wall To Beat Supreme Court's 500m Rule
Rick & Morty: McDonalds Schezuan Sauce
Pufferfish 'crop circles'
NASA Deep Space Network
View of the Canberra Complex showing the 70m (230 ft.) antenna and the 34m (110 ft.) antennas. The Canberra Deep Space Communications Complex, located outside Canberra, Australia, is one of the three complexes which comprise NASA's Deep Space Network. Credit: Nasa
The Deep Space Network, or DSN, is much more than a collection of big antennas. It is a powerful system for commanding, tracking and monitoring the health and safety of spacecraft at many distant planetary locales. About – Deep Space Network
Voyager 2 fun facts:
Data rates upto 115.2 kilobits at Jupiter.
I huge 64 kilobytes of tape backed storage, and 70 kilobytes program memory.
Built in 1970s – expected to keep transmitting to 2025 (The RTG is now degrading).
Software built on Fortran and COBOL.
In flight software updates made in 1990.
What Is the Oldest Computer Program Still in Use?
Why NASA Needs a Programmer Fluent In 60-Year-Old Languages
Radioisotope Thermoelectric Generator (RTG)
Wiki: NASA Deep Space Network
Wiki: Voyager 2
See current activities on DSN.
Past, Present & Future.
UK's final coal mine to host 5MW solar farm.
The High-Speed Trading Behind Your Amazon Purchase
Beneath the placid surface of product pages lies an unseen world of bots, algorithms, flash crashes and fierce competition.
The Six Goals of Every Programming Project
The end user got what they needed, or what they wanted.
The end user was able to easily make use of what you made.
The quality, performance, security or other attributes of what you made were acceptable to the end user.
You utilized a reasonable amount of resources in building it.
You completed the work in a reasonable amount of time.
The work was built to be maintained or updated or expanded.
— http://thecodist.com/article/the-six-goals-of-every-programming-project
The Economics of Airline Class.
The little-known iPhone feature that lets blind people see with their fingers.
A few years ago, backstage at a conference, I spotted a blind woman using her phone. The phone was speaking everything her finger touched on the screen, allowing her to tear through her apps. My jaw hit the floor. After years of practice, she had cranked the voice's speed so high, I couldn't understand a word it was saying.
And here's the kicker: She could do all of this with the screen turned off. Her phone's battery lasted forever.
The little-known iPhone feature that lets blind people see with their fingers
Apple Accessibility
How to explain.


For those anxious to see the final results of the #SalzmotoBonny, the bike made its world premier over on Behind the Moto. Along with sharing the first real images of the completed bike (courtesy of Juan Hernandez), I tell the full arc of the project's backstory. Looking back, it's a bit unlikely. I hadn't bought this bike with thoughts of turning it into a custom.
I'd also been intrigued by all the things the custom community had been doing with Bonnevilles, Scramblers and Thruxtons alike. Although when I bought it, I didn't really have any plans to customize it. Already two projects deep in the Salzmoto shop, I intended the Bonneville to be my daily runner. It'd serve as a my go-to modern motorcycle that I knew I could depend on while all my vintage resto-mod projects continued rolling forward. I intended the Bonneville to be the bike I more-or-less left alone.
I'm going to tell this story in greater detail here on the Wrench Log, but for now, check out the photos and enjoy the overview over on Behind the Moto.


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Abu Zakariya Yahya ibn Ziyan al-Wattasi (died 1448) (abū zakarīyā' yaḥyā ben ziyān al-waṭṭāsī   was a vizier of the Marinid sultan of Fez, regent and effective strongman ruler of Morocco from 1420 until 1448.  He is the founder of the Wattasid dynasty of viziers and later sultans, and as such often designated as Yahya I in Wattasid lists.  He was also known by his nickname Lazeraque (the wall-eyed), as found in Portuguese chronicles.

The Wattasids (or Banu Wattas) were a Moroccan Berber clan related to the Marinid sultans of Morocco. They were traditionally established in the Rif, holding the citadel of Tazuta as their base.

The Portuguese capture of Ceuta in 1415 had taken the Moroccans by surprise. In 1418, the Marinid sultan Abu Said Uthman III of Morocco led an army to recover it, but the siege failed. This led to widespread disaffection with the sultan and instability in the Marinid state.  This culminated in a coup in Fez in 1420 (sometimes dated 1419), in which the sultan Abu Said Uthman III was assassinated, leaving behind only a one-year-old child, Abu Muhammad Abd al-Haqq II as son and heir, supported by Abu Zakariya.  A succession struggle broke out immediately as other pretenders quickly emerged.  Opportunistically, the Nasrid rulers of Granada and the Abdalwadids of Tlemcen intervened, each sponsoring different candidates for the Moroccan throne.

At the time, Abu Zakariya Yahya al-Wattasi was serving as the long-time governor of Salé for the Marinids.  Hearing the news of the sultan's assassination, Abu Zakariya hurried from Salé and seized control of the royal palace of Fez, proclaiming the orphan child Abd al-Haqq as the new Marinid sultan and appointing himself his regent and chief minister (vizier).  Abu Zakariya's intervention had been facilitated by the old Marinid palace bureaucracy, who feared the other candidates would deliver Morocco to foreign domination.

But the writ of Abu Zakariya did not extend much beyond the palace.  Refusing to recognize the Wattasid minister, Morocco quickly descended into disorder and strife. Granadan and Tlemcen interventions and intrigues continued, regional governors seized control of their districts, selling and re-selling their allegiance to the highest bidder, Sufi-inspired religious radicals drummed up mobs to seize control of urban centers and take to the field, while rowdy rural nomads, the Hilalian Bedouin tribesmen, availed themselves of the general breakdown of law and order to launch a series of bandit raids on smaller towns and settlements.  With Morocco in disorder, pressure on the Portuguese in Ceuta was lifted, (save for the occasional makeshift puritan column that marched up to the walls of Ceuta to demand a trial of arms).  The Portuguese used this respite to entrench themselves firmly in Ceuta.

Anarchy would continue to prevail in Morocco for the next several years, as Abu Zakariya struggled to defeat the string of pretenders and stich the country back together, in the name of the young Marinid child-sultan.

The Marinid sultan Abd al-Haqq II came of age by 1436, but Abu Zakariya Yahya refused to step down from the regency.  Sensing a new political crisis was brewing, the Portuguese thought it an opportune moment to take another bite out of Morocco and began organizing an expedition to seize the Moroccan citadel of Tangier. The Portuguese expeditionary force, personally commanded by Portuguese prince Henry the Navigator, landed in August 1437. But he was unable to take the well-fortified city.

For Abu Zakariya Yahya, the Portuguese attack turned out to be a political opportunity.  Appealing for national unity to expel the foreign intruders, forces were dispatched from all corners of Morocco, placing themselves at the disposal of the Wattasid mayor. Abu Zakariya led a massive army to Tangiers, and quickly encircled the Portuguese siege camp by early October 1437. The Portuguese expeditionary force was starved into submission, and, on October 15, Prince Henry agreed to a treaty to deliver Ceuta back to Morocco, in return for being allowed to withdraw his army unmolested.

The victory over the Portuguese at Tangier turned Abu Zakariya from reviled regent to national hero overnight. Sufi activists who had long led the grassroots opposition the regent, now rallied for him.  Rivals and regional governors quickly came back under the fold.  Any ideas that the Marinid sultan Abd al-Haqq II might have about dismissing his now-popular and powerful minister were shelved.  Abu Zakariya was able to cement and extend his power over Morocco.

The astute Abu Zakariya celebrated the triumph by erecting the magnificent shrine of Zaouia Moulay Idriss II in Fez, over the alleged tomb of Idriss II (the founder of the Idrisid dynasty back in 807).  The remains of Idris II was long-assumed to be buried with his father Idris I in Moulay Idriss (near Volubilis), but popular belief and reverence had switched when an uncorrupted body was discovered at the new location around 1307.  Hoping to tap into the popular Idrisid cult, Abu Zakariya's ensured religious authorities and the living members of the Idrisid family confirmed it.   Thus, in a way, the new tomb of Idris II served also as a monument to Abu Zakariya's triumph at Tangier.

In the end, the Portuguese refused to fulfill the treaty, and allowed their hostages, including the royal Ferdinand the Saint Prince, to rot in Moroccan captivity, rather than give up Ceuta.  Ferdinand would die in 1443.  But this did not diminish Abu Zakariya's new prestige.  After the long years of anarchy and disorder, a bit of a springtime prevailed over Morocco after 1437.

Abu Zakariya continued ruling Morocco until his death in 1448. His popularity and power was still strong enough to secure the appointment of his nephew, Ali ibn Yusuf, to succeed him as the new all-powerful Wattasid vizier of Morocco, for the dissolute and increasingly irrelevant Marinid sultan Abd al-Haqq II.

Abu Zakariya's own son, Yahya ibn Abi Zakariya would succeed his cousin as vizier in 1458.

In the Portuguese chronicles of Frei João Álvares and Ruy de Pina, Abu Zakariya is referred to as Lazeraque, a nickname which Álvares explains was "because of his wall-eyes,  his proper name was Bazaquary, of the generation called Benvotaçy, by his father related to the Marinids, and by his mother, descended from Christians.". Álvares, who was imprisoned alongside Ferdinand in Fez, impugns Abu Zakariya's personal character mercilessly, a person of 'low' background, who seized power by malice and deception, who brutally broke the Marinid nobility and kept the sultan in thrall, universally feared, but nonetheless disarmed his opponents with the affectation of mildness, piety and courtesy.

See also
 Wattasids

References

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 Abun-Nasr, J.M. (1987) A History of the Maghrib in the Islamic period. Cambridge University Press.
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 Kably, Mohamed (1986) Société, pouvoir et religion au Maroc à la fin du 'Moyen Age' (XIVe–XVe siècle), Paris: Maisonneuve et Larose.
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Wattasid dynasty
People of the Marinid Sultanate
Year of birth unknown
1448 deaths
15th-century Moroccan people
15th-century Berber people
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Favorite memory from Caldwell: Although it is hard to select just one favorite memory from my time at Caldwell, I would have to say my graduation party. Many faculty, staff, and fellow students attended and the atmosphere was not only celebratory but truly embodied the Caldwell "spirit". Dr. Blattner and my professors were genuinely excited for my graduation and time spent at Caldwell and I felt very proud to be called a Caldwell alumnus. One of the best days of my life!


Preet and his guest, Anne Milgram, the former New Jersey Attorney General and co-host of the  CAFE Insider  podcast, analyze the newly released Mueller report. Bonus analysis from today's episode is available for CAFE Insider members. To join the Insider community and hear the rest of this conversation—plus receive access to Insider podcasts, a newsletter, and more—head to  , or call 669-247-7338 and leave a voicemail.
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Texas has one of the highest obesity rates in the nation. One in three Texas adults is considered obese. Now, San Antonio researchers are using South Texas volunteers to collect an obesity genome registry. This data bank will help tackle a weighty issue.
Stepping on the scale can be a frustrating routine for millions of people carrying around extra pounds. People like Judy Winkler of Hondo. At 5'2", she weighed 185 pounds at her heaviest.


The HPI Schul-Cloud is awarded the Innovation Award Berlin-Brandenburg.
In November, the Federal Cabinet of the Federal Government meet at HPI and discussed the new AI strategy for two days.
The Stanford Center for Professional Development and HPI begin their collaborative program for managers, "Leading Digital Transformation and Innovation"
HPI founder, Professor Hasso Plattner has been honored by the German American Business Association (GABA) with the Lifetime Achievement Award. With this award, GABA pays tribute to Plattner's time-honored commitment to German-American economic relations.
June: opening of the HPI's top-level research lab, "Future SOC Lab"
HPI is being awarded "Selected Location" the third time by the initiative "Germany - Land of Ideas".
for the second time HPI is "selected location" in the innovation campaign "Germany - Land of Ideas"
HPI is "selected location" of the innovation campaign "Germany - land of ideas"
In May, the first Master's degrees are awarded.
Institute founder Hasso Plattner appoints Prof. Dr. Christoph Meinel as the new Scientific Director and announces plans for a large-scale extension of the Institute in Potsdam and Palo Alto as well as cooperation with Stanford University.
in the summer semester, the first Master's program commences.
In October, the Institute's new premises are officially opened.
In July, the foundation stone for the Institute´s own premises is laid.
The Hasso Plattner Foundation is set up in December.
Prof. Dr. Siegfried Wendt is appointed Scientific Director.
"In just a few years, HPI has succeeded in gaining a top international standing in the field of systems engineering—an achievement that is unique in Germany. HPI is a tremendous asset for the German research landscape and internationally a flagship for innovation and excellence in computer science education".


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Department of Commerce's NTIA Releases Final Rule for $268 Million Connecting Minority Communities Pilot Program
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WASHINGTON – The Department of Commerce's National Telecommunications and Information Administration (NTIA) today released the Final Rule for the Connecting Minority Communities Pilot Program, which will direct $268 million for expanding broadband to eligible historically Black Colleges or Universities (HBCUs), Tribal Colleges or Universities (TCUs), and minority-serving institutions (MSIs).
The Connecting Minority Communities Pilot Program was established by the Consolidated Appropriations Act, 2021. Grants will be distributed to help HBCUs, TCUs and MSIs purchase broadband service or equipment, hire IT personnel, operate a minority business enterprise, and facilitate educational instruction. The Final Rule describes the programmatic scope and general guidelines for the program. As directed by the Act, the Final Rule also establishes a method to determine applicant eligibility and identify which eligible recipients have the greatest unmet financial needs.
"Tribal colleges and universities, historically Black colleges and universities, and minority-serving institutions are bedrock centers of learning that have long delivered for their communities, but they have too often been left behind when it comes to having access to affordable, high-speed broadband," said U.S. Secretary of Commerce Gina M. Raimondo. "The Connecting Minority Communities Pilot Program will deliver immediate benefits to these communities and institutions while informing the larger efforts planned under President Biden's American Jobs Plan."
"The Connecting Minority Communities Pilot Program builds on the foundation that began with the launch of the Minority Broadband Initiative two years ago," said Acting NTIA Administrator Evelyn Remaley. "NTIA is eager to build on the relationships we've made with HBCUs, TCUs, and other anchor institutions around the country."
Requirements for grant applications and other information about the program will be found in the Notice of Funding Opportunity that will be subsequently published on grants.gov. NTIA is also holding a series of webinars to further inform the public about the program. The next Connecting Minority Communities webinars will be held on June 23 and 24.