This is custom Honda CX 500 made by Miha Pajek (pajek in eng is spider). So our mr. Spiderman some time back decided to go with a garage customization, and we love it. So far he installed Cafe Racer handlebar, tarozzi grips, new speedo and tacho, front, turn and rear lights, cigar mufflers, he wrapped the pipes, added 3.50 19 tires, remove front and add custom rear ender… and made with the assistance of his (almost) wife Katja cafe racer style seat. We, 77c did the electricity. And voila, one more cool, loud custom on Slovenian streets. But mr. Spiderman saiz that this is his project bike and it's not done jet so all we can say to mr.Hero is, loud pipes save lives, safe ride and many new ideas in the future!
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Cycling for MQ – and a Guinness World Record
14 Sep Cycling for MQ – and a Guinness World Record
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There was a time when I was a younger man that nothing really made sense. To the outside world, I had it all – at 25 I had a university education, a job, a home, all the trappings of what should have been a happy life.
But I was just that – trapped. I felt depressed, unfulfilled, overworked and lonely. I had dark moments but couldn't understand why. I felt no purpose in life and would lose hours in simply blankness. It was difficult, I kept up a façade to the outside world and very few people knew, or I felt understood, what I was going through.
I remember talking to a doctor, who asked me about my general wellbeing, I talked about not seeing the point of life, that I felt as though nobody understood me. If I went out with friends, I would feel more alone than if I stayed in on my own. I was pushing those closest to me away and at work I began losing control of my emotions. I was diagnosed with depression.
A chance conversation changed all that. I was given the opportunity to ride a motorbike across Iceland (the country not the shop!) and that moment changed my life. I realised that to feel fulfilled I needed to challenge myself, to try something I'd never done. To push myself to new limits.
It was an extraordinary experience – seeing volcanoes, crossing deserts, swimming in hot lakes and rivers and campaign under the sun, not knowing what tomorrow would bring. It was like being dropped into a real-life issue of National Geographic.
I realised that to feel fulfilled I needed to challenge myself, to try something I'd never done.
In this adventure I had found a purpose; the purpose that had been so lacking in my life.
Within a month of returning home, I decided to complete the ultimate adventure and cycle around the world. Cycling, I had learned, released endorphins and the idea that every day was a challenge, that every day would bring a new experience – sometimes life threatening, sometimes exhilarating – kept me focused and happy.
What was supposed to take two years in the end took seven, but when I returned to Derby in 2017, the world had changed, but so had I.
My restless spirit soon took over and my next challenge is this one – to complete the Guinness World Record's fastest cycle across Europe, east to west, currently held at 24 days.
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But at the same time, I want to do some good and raise awareness of mental health issues. I wouldn't change anything because look at the life I have but if I have one regret, it would be that I had to hit rock bottom to realise that I could achieve anything I wanted. I had to accept that an unfulfilling life is "normal"; I had to learn to talk openly about my struggles to friends and family. But by doing that, by realising that I had control of my life and could do anything I wanted (even if it was a bit extreme!), those difficulties can be overcome.
Charities like MQ are crucial to helping people do this, which is why I'm proud to support them.
Leigh is a natural communicator, using humour and his modest personality, Leigh's account of his fascinating experiences was delivered in a completely natural way that immediately connected with both the students and the teachers.
Claire Tresidder, Queen Elizabeth's Grammar School Ashbourne Academy
It's was a real honour to partner with Leigh, he's such an inspirational person and a great business speaker. The aim of the session was for delegates to leave in a positive, can do frame of mind, feeling confident that they can use some of Leigh's tips to bolster team spirit, harness potential and exceed expectations. This is something I'm confident the event achieved
Mary Maguire, MD, Astute Recruitment
Leigh delivered a fantastic presentation during our Global Health and Wellbeing day. We had a lot of positive feedback from his inspirational talk which definitely raised the profile of mental health within our organisation. Leigh is an inspiration to everyone
David Wilson, Global Head of Health and Wellbeing, Victrex
The TEDxRNCM audience were utterly captured through Leigh's account. This wasn't just an account however, but an experience. Eloquently delivered but with real personality, Leigh gave inspiration, insight, enjoyment and even humour - a talk I won't be forgetting for a long time
Hayley Parkes, TEDx Event Organiser
When we invited Leigh to present to our staff about his experiences in creating a support echo system and team to help him break a world record, we never imagined that it would have had such a positive impact on everyone who attended. Leigh influenced, motived and inspired our staff to be the better version of themselves and gave them guidance and the tools to achieve this individually and within a team environment
Steve Reynolds, CEO, TBS Mobility
Wow. Utterly, wow. Leigh certainly was inspirational and indeed such a breath of fresh air, he created such a buzz around the school. I was impressed by not only the attendance of staff and parents, but the volume of students who came along. Thank you – Leigh really has touched and motivated a lot of our students
Roberta Keys, Deputy Headteacher, Malvern College
Leigh delivered one of the most professional and engaging talks at the festival this year. It was clear that Leigh had put a lot of thought into what he wanted to convey in his talk, carefully pulling out the key stories and themes from all his years on the road. Leigh's talk was engaging throughout and delivered with a real sense of humility.
Laura Moss, Cycle Touring Festival Organiser
The young people of Kingsmead School are generally from disadvantaged backgrounds and have low aspirations for their future. Leigh held the attention of the young people superbly, he was entertaining and funny and the pupils engagement was not lost at all. I would heartily recommend Leigh and his inspirational story to anyone, it left pupils and staff inspired and awestruck.
Huw Lloyd, Assistant Headteacher, Kingsmead School
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Fifty days in. Can you believe it? Central Square Theater is in full swing and things have really picked up for the upcoming season. Walking into our cozy office, you will see nine interns clustered around a table all typing on their Macs, charging up on coffee from the Mariposa Bakery next-door. I am already beginning to learn a great deal not only about theater but about being an intern and what it means to be in marketing. I had no idea coming in the intensity of the research I would be responsible for or the need to prioritize work.
The wonderful thing about this internship in particular is that it is completely malleable. I have the ability to initiate projects and propose my own ideas to the marketing team. My initial picture of working at the theater is drastically different from my present status as an intern. I have had the opportunity to set up one-on-ones with my supervisor to really cater my experience to my needs and talents.
So much has happened since we last checked in. We've had our last show of the 2016-2017 season, The Midvale High School Fiftieth Reunion which featured Gordon Clapp, star of NYPD Blue and Chicago Fire. I was the main photographer for this event and was instrumental in the social media campaigns surrounding the production. I also walked around the entire city in my little black dress and heels hanging up posters and rallying new patrons.
I have also been taking lots of pictures for Youth Underground which is CST's education program that "investigates social issues relevant to young people and our world" (CST Website). I really enjoy the face-to-face interaction that comes with going to these events and photographing the performers.
Currently I am in charge of some secret projects regarding our plans for the upcoming season but I guarantee they are exciting and are sure to engage our current patrons and future audience members!


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Permanent CISO named
UIT is pleased to announce that Corey Roach has been named the University of Utah's permanent chief information security officer (CISO) effective Oct. 1, 2019. Roach has served as interim CISO since July.
The CISO reports to University of Utah Chief Information Officer Steve Hess and University of Utah Health Chief Information Officer James Turnbull, is a member of the UIT Leadership team and leads the UIT Information Security Office.
As CISO, Roach serves a key strategic role in university leadership, working with senior administration, academic leaders, and the campus community to steer a university-wide information security program.
"Corey has the respect of IT and security professionals across campus, and he has formed partnerships with the state and national IT security community," Hess said. "He understands national and worldwide IT security, threats, issues, laws, standards, and policies. We are very pleased to have Corey lead our campus security staff and program."
Turnbull added, "Corey has continued to demonstrate his knowledge, expertise, and ability to collaborate with teams across campus to provide a safe and secure cybersecurity environment at the University of Utah. We are fortunate that he has agreed to step into the CISO role on a permanent basis, which is a great development for both Corey and the university."
Of his new position, Roach said, "I'm excited to become a permanent member of the University of Utah Health and campus leadership teams and to take on new challenges. It's an exceptional opportunity to continue leading a group of extraordinarily dedicated and capable professionals."
A Utah native, Roach has more than 18 years of information security experience in higher education, research, and health care. As Enterprise Security associate director in the Information Security Office (ISO) since 2014, he provided technical and strategic guidance as the university revised Information Security Policy (4-004), evaluated and acquired enterprise-class tools that significantly reduced cybersecurity threats, and coordinated post-incident forensics and impact analysis. Prior to this appointment, Roach's IT and security roles at the U included senior data security analyst in ISO and IT manager for the Office of Residential Living.
Roach is a certified information systems security professional (CISSP) and certified information systems auditor (CISA).
Statement from CISO Corey Roach
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This autumn I have dusted off my art apron and dug out my inks to teach the good people of Reigate and Redhill, in Surrey the art of Lino Printing!
Classes are held in a pretty little gift shop called 'Lemonade Lane' found on Linkfield Corner in Redhill.
In this friendly evening workshop, all guests receive a warm welcome from shop owners Hayley and Marilyn, who ensure we're all topped up with delicious fizz and nibbles! All whilst I guide students through this simple print method and the tools we use. Attendees are encouraged to let their creative juices flow and to get messy – so bring an apron, but most importantly have fun!
Thank you to Reigate based photographer Molly Jameson for photography.


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Q: Sparklyr/Hive: how to use regex (regexp_replace) correctly? Consider the following example
dataframe_test<- data_frame(mydate = c('2011-03-01T00:00:04.226Z', '2011-03-01T00:00:04.226Z'))

# A tibble: 2 x 1
                    mydate
                     <chr>
1 2011-03-01T00:00:04.226Z
2 2011-03-01T00:00:04.226Z

sdf <- copy_to(sc, dataframe_test, overwrite = TRUE)

> sdf
# Source:   table<dataframe_test> [?? x 1]
# Database: spark_connection
                    mydate
                     <chr>
1 2011-03-01T00:00:04.226Z
2 2011-03-01T00:00:04.226Z

I would like to modify the character timestamp so that it has a more conventional format. I tried to do so using regexp_replace but it fails.
> sdf <- sdf %>% mutate(regex = regexp_replace(mydate, '(\\d{4})-(\\d{2})-(\\d{2})T(\\d{2}):(\\d{2}):(\\d{2}).(\\d{3})Z', '$1-$2-$3 $4:$5:$6.$7'))
> sdf
# Source:   lazy query [?? x 2]
# Database: spark_connection
                    mydate                    regex
                     <chr>                    <chr>
1 2011-03-01T00:00:04.226Z 2011-03-01T00:00:04.226Z
2 2011-03-01T00:00:04.226Z 2011-03-01T00:00:04.226Z

Any ideas? What is the correct syntax?

A: Spark SQL and Hive provide two different functions:

*

*regexp_extract - which takes string, pattern and the index of the group to be extracted.

*regexp_replace - which takes a string, pattern, and the replacement string.

The former one can be used to extract a single group with the index semantics being the same as for java.util.regex.Matcher
For regexp_replace pattern has to match a whole string and if there is no match, and the input string is returned:
sdf %>% mutate(
 regex = regexp_replace(mydate, '^([0-9]{4}).*', "$1"),
 regexp_bad = regexp_replace(mydate, '([0-9]{4})', "$1"))

## Source:   query [2 x 3]
## Database: spark connection master=local[8] app=sparklyr local=TRUE
##
## # A tibble: 2 x 3
##                     mydate regex               regexp_bad
##                      <chr> <chr>                    <chr>
## 1 2011-03-01T00:00:04.226Z  2011 2011-03-01T00:00:04.226Z
## 2 2011-03-01T00:00:04.226Z  2011 2011-03-01T00:00:04.226Z

while with regexp_extract it is not required:
sdf %>% mutate(regex = regexp_extract(mydate, '([0-9]{4})', 1))

## Source:   query [2 x 2]
## Database: spark connection master=local[8] app=sparklyr local=TRUE
##
## # A tibble: 2 x 2
##                     mydate regex
##                      <chr> <chr>
## 1 2011-03-01T00:00:04.226Z  2011
## 2 2011-03-01T00:00:04.226Z  2011

Also, due to indirect execution (R -> Java), you have to escape twice:
sdf %>% mutate(
  regex = regexp_replace(
    mydate,
    '^(\\\\d{4})-(\\\\d{2})-(\\\\d{2})T(\\\\d{2}):(\\\\d{2}):(\\\\d{2}).(\\\\d{3})Z$',
    '$1-$2-$3 $4:$5:$6.$7'))

Normally one would use Spark datetime functions:
spark_session(sc) %>%
  invoke("sql",
    "SELECT *, DATE_FORMAT(CAST(mydate AS timestamp), 'yyyy-MM-dd HH:mm:ss.SSS') parsed from dataframe_test") %>%
  sdf_register

## Source:   query [2 x 2]
## Database: spark connection master=local[8] app=sparklyr local=TRUE
##
## # A tibble: 2 x 2
##                     mydate                  parsed
##                      <chr>                   <chr>
## 1 2011-03-01T00:00:04.226Z 2011-03-01 01:00:04.226
## 2 2011-03-01T00:00:04.226Z 2011-03-01 01:00:04.226

but sadly sparklyr seems to be extremely limited in this area, and treats timestamps as strings.
See also change string in DF using hive command and mutate with sparklyr.

A: I had some difficulties to replace "." with "", but finally it works with:
mutate(myvar2=regexp_replace(myvar, "[.]", ""))

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This transferable Gold Ticket offers 34 days of midweek skiing at twelve Tahoe downhill resorts and seven cross-country resorts in the Tahoe area. It's also valid on the weekends of the International Spring SnowFest. The $360 pass includes valuable discounts at area ski shops. All proceeds from the Gold Tickets benefit the non-profit productions of the 20th annual Lake Tahoe International Spring SnowFest.
not valid Dec. 26, 2000-Jan. 2, 2001; valid the weekends of Feb. 24-25, 2001 and March 3-4, 2001.
This all-season pass-which also includes discounts on parking, golf, and lockers-is hard to pass up.
This pass gets you skiing everyday but Saturday and holidays plus discounts on parking, golf and lockers for a minimal price.
Restrictions: not valid Nov. 23-26, 2000; Dec. 23, 2000-Jan. 7, 2001; Jan. 13-14, 2001; or Feb. 17-18, 2001.
This all-season pass is a great deal for all ages for access to the slopes whenever you feel the need. But get it quickly because the price increases on September 1.
Deadline: After August 31, prices increase to $470 (ages 13+) and $125 (ages 5-12); after October 31, prices increase to $550 (ages 13+) and $165 (ages 5-12).
Ski Boreal Monday through Friday, non-holiday, with this midweek pass. But get it quickly because the price increases on September 1.
Restrictions: not valid Dec. 25-29, 2000 or Feb. 19, 2001.
Deadline: After Aug. 31 price increases to $325; after Oct. 31 prices increase to $399.
Ski from 3:30 p.m. to 9 p.m. from the day after Thanksgiving through early April, conditions permitting, with this night skiing pass.
Deadline: After Aug. 31 prices increase to $195 (ages 13+) and $75 (ages 5-12); after Oct. 31 prices increase to full price of $215 (ages 13+) and $95 (ages 5-12).
Restrictions: not valid Dec. 18-22, 2000; Dec. 25-29, 2000; Jan. 1-2, 2001; or Feb. 19, 2001; valid the weekends of Feb. 24-25, 2001 and March 3-4, 2001.
Restrictions: none, valid the weekends of Feb. 24-25, 2001 and March 3-4, 2001.
In celebration of its new high-speed quad, Kirkwood is offering reduced pass prices through August 31. The Anytime Pass is an amazing deal, valid all season with no blackout dates.
Deadline: After Aug. 31 prices increase to $599 (ages 19-64), $110 (ages 6-12 & 70+), and $349 (ages 13-18 & 65-69); after Sept. 30 prices increase to $699 (ages 19-64), $120 (ages 6-12 & 70+), and $399 (ages 13-18 & 65-69).
In celebration of its new high-speed quad, Kirkwood is offering reduced pass prices through August 31. The midweek pass, valid Monday through Friday, non-holiday, is the best bet for those lucky few able to ski during the week.
Restrictions: not valid Nov. 23-24, 2000; Dec. 25-29, 2000; Jan. 15, 2001; or Feb.19, 2001.
Deadline: After Aug. 31 price increases to $399; after Sept. 30 price increases to $499.
Restrictions: not valid Dec. 25-29, 2000; Jan. 1, 2001; Jan. 15, 2001; or Feb. 19, 2001; valid the weekends of Feb. 24-25, 2001 and March 3-4, 2001.
Restrictions: not valid Nov. 23-24, 2000; Dec. 18-22, 2000; Dec. 25-29, 2000; Jan. 1, 2001; Jan. 15, 2001; or Feb. 19-23, 2001; valid the weekends of March 3-4, 2001 and March 10-11, 2001.
Parents, pick up one of these passes for a great price and receive a free pass for your child (ages 6 & under).
Restrictions: not valid Nov. 23-24, 2000; Dec. 25-29, 2000; Jan. 1, 2001; Jan. 15, 2001; or Feb. 19, 2001; valid the weekends of Feb. 24-25, 2001 and March 3-4, 2001.
This transferable Gold Ticket offers 34 days of midweek skiing at twelve Tahoe downhill resorts and seven cross-country resorts in the Tahoe area. It's also valid on the weekends of the International Spring SnowFest. The $360 pass includes valuable discounts at area ski shops. All proceeds from the Gold Tickets benefit the non-profit productions of the 20th annualiing at twelve Tahoe downhill resorts and seven cross-country resorts in the Tahoe area. It's also valid on the weekends of the International Spring SnowFest. The $360 pass includes valuable discounts at area ski shops. All proceeds from the Gold Tickets benefit the non-profit productions of the 20th annual Lake Tahoe International Spring SnowFest.
Restrictions: not valid Dec. 18-22, 2000; Dec. 25-29, 2000; Jan. 15, 2001; or Feb. 19-23, 2001; valid the weekends of Feb. 24-25, 2001 and March 3-4, 2001.
If you know of any other great pass deals in California, please e-mail them to us at: editors@skiingmag.com.nual Lake Tahoe International Spring SnowFest.
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Coming up: DHL relay race 2015
From last year's DHL race. The last two kilometres are the hardest, and then exhaustion
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This Friday evening's fun run has thousands of University of Copenhagen participants. A few last minute tips
by: University Post newsroom
It is a huge sport event, and a big social event at the University of Copenhagen. It is the DHL relay race.
In 2015, the University of Copenhagen has more than two thousand runners on their different teams, but they are also represented as individuals on hundreds of other corporate teams and club teams. For the second year running, four other higher education institutions in Copenhagen will be battling it out with the University of Copenhagen for a special 'university trophy'.
This smoke is dangerous: Barbecues at DHL race worse than diesel fumes
A trophy that the University of Copenhagen won in 2014 with a team from the Faculty of Health and Medicine 'Medicin X01' in the time of 1:43:52, just over 20 minutes average for each runner through the twisty, smoky, packed course.
The smoky course was actually the object of a 2014 study which proved that the last kilometres past the spectators barbecue smoke contains a particle density as the main platform on Nørreport station. Anecdotal evidence has it however that rain makes the smoky conditions worse. The 2015 event looks to be nice and sunny.
Follow the link below if you need an in-depth guide to training and tactics (published in 2014):
Your insider´s guide to the DHL relay 2014
UCPH will be racing green
The University of Copenhagen has in previous DHL years had wine-red, pea-green and Italy-soccer blue T-shirts. In 2014, UCPH opted for life-jacket-orange. In 2015 UCPH is going with a light variant of racing green.
The University of Copenhagen has several big tents in the Fælledparken venue where the event takes place. The race starts at 18:00 and is a relay race, and runners run with a baton which they hand over to the next runner in a large, transition zone.
The University Post will be reporting from the event, and publishing thousands of pictures on our website and facebook from Monday onwards.
Fastest runners at university: Shocked to find out they had won DHL
universitypost@adm.ku.dk
Do you have a good story? We would like to hear from you. In the meantime, like us on Facebook for features, guides and tips on upcoming events and follow us on Twitter for links to other Copenhagen academia news stories.


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In February 2017, medievalists from across the disciplines and across the world gathered at St Hilda's College for a conference on the study of the medieval bible. The conference, generously sponsored by TORCH and Oxford Medieval Studies, focused on the work of the medievalist Beryl Smalley (1905-84), whose research and writing remain fundamental for scholars working across the fields of theology, politics and history.
Beryl Smalley pioneered the study of the 'literal' exegesis of the medieval bible, radically altering the way in which medievalists approach questions of scriptural exegesis and biblical commentary. Her most famous work, and the book from which the conference took its name – The Study of the Bible in the Middle Ages (1941) – is a text which almost all students in medieval studies will have come across. It remains a rich source of inspiration, and entire PhD projects are still to be found by chasing up its footnotes.
It seemed particularly appropriate to be discussing Beryl Smalley's legacy at the college (St Hilda's) where she had studied as an undergraduate, and later worked as tutor and vice-principal. Moreover, as we were reminded in the opening session, the need to make the case for the depth and relevance of medieval theological thought is as urgent now as it ever has been. There is still a tendency to consider medieval philosophy as a matter of 'Aquinas or nothing'. Oxford itself could still be doing better in the way it invites its undergraduates to engage with medieval theologians (the university's flagship paper on political thought, 'Theories of the State', jumps from Aristotle to Hobbes with nothing in between).
The conference began with two fascinating papers which set the tone for the day. Professor Lesley Smith (who had been supervised by Beryl Smalley during her DPhil) spoke on the topic of 'William of Auvergne and the Missing Bible'. Professor Smith's paper brought up some of the challenges of writing medieval biography and attempting to engage with medieval theologians. She asked how medievalists can navigate their subjects when separated not just by cultural and temporal distance, but also by complex layers of textual allusions and typologies.
Professor Smith also highlighted how the connection between contemporary concerns and medieval research shaped Beryl Smalley's own writing, particularly in her choice of topic. Working on the Christian Hebraist Andrew of St Victor in the 1930s, Smalley was engaging both with the medieval world and with her contemporaries. Her decision to focus on how much Christian medieval scholars owed to their Jewish counterparts was a deliberately challenge to prevailing political narratives.
The second paper in this session, from Dr Eyal Poleg of QMUL, entitled 'Exegesis, Mediation and Materiality', was an invitation for medievalists to think more broadly and more carefully about the way in which we encounter theological texts, and, in turn, the circumstances in which their medieval readers encountered with them. Exegesis should not be taken in isolation or conceived of as a discrete process, Dr Poleg emphasised: it was intimately connected to the liturgy, and medievalists of all stripes benefit from thinking about the experiential aspects of contact with medieval theology.
Dr Poleg's advice – not to miss the devotional wood for the exegetical trees – set the tone for a meditative and stimulating day. The themes he raised were returned to during the rest of the conference, including a discussion of questions of 'genre' and classification; and how modern scholars order the relationship between medieval texts versus how their medieval readers did so.
To pick out just a few examples of those discussions: Dr Julie Barrau's (Cambridge) paper on 'Patristic compendia as exegetes' toolboxes' took us down to the building-blocks of medieval theological commentaries. Elisa Monaco (Zurich) brought us to the other end of the scale, with a consideration of how even the most complex of texts (namely Dante's Commedia) might be read as a work of theological instruction. Dr Ayelet Even-Ezra (Hebrew University, Jerusalem) invited us to think about diagrammatic representations: the relationship between how a text is ordered and how divisiones were visualised in medieval manuscripts in series of complex tree diagrams. The day also offer new light on familiar figures, with David Runciman (Cambridge) examining a series of sermons attributed to the twelfth-century bishop Gilbert Foliot, and making the case for the 'theological' sides of a figure better known for his entanglements in political controversies.
All contributors drew attention to the need to think about how medieval texts are put together, and how the technical details of composition and organisation might speak to a 'bigger picture' concerning the place and purpose of exegesis in the Middle Ages. Appropriately, for a conference focused around the idea of 'new developments' in medieval exegesis, the day concluded with a look to the future, with Dr Toby Burrows (University of Western Australia) providing a comprehensive tour of the world of digitisation projects of medieval manuscripts.
The conference offered an insight into new research in medieval biblical scholarship and a tantalising glimpse into a number of projects which will be coming to publication within the next few years. One only hopes that Beryl Smalley would have thought the day a fitting tribute.


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Yulia Peresild born in Pskov, Soviet Union, dreamed of becoming an actress since childhood. From the third grade she took part in school artistic amateur performance, sang, played in school plays and participated in the contest of young talents "The Morning Star". After school she entered the Faculty of Russian Philology of the Pskov State Pedagogical Institute, but after studying for only one year, she went to Moscow and entered a theater college. In 2006 she graduated from the acting department of the directing department of the Russian Academy of Theatre Arts. Since 2007, as an invited actress, she has taken part in the plays of the State Theater of Nations. She currently works with the theater "School of Modern Play" and the theater on Malaya Bronnaya theater company Yevgeny Mironov.
The first big work in film is the role of Olya Rodyashina in the drama film The Bride (2006) directed by Elyor Ishmukhamedov and Captive (2008 film) directed by Alexei Uchitel. However, a real breakthrough in the film biography of the actress was one of the main roles of Sofia in the drama The Edge (2010 film) directed by Alexei Uchitel, the television series Santa Lucia (2012), and the mystical thriller Sonnentau (2012) brought her popularity among Russian audiences. The actress became well known after playing supporting roles in In the Fog (2012) directed by Sergei Loznitsa. She received several awards, the "President of Russia's award for young artists" (2013), "The White Elephant Prize" for the best actress in a supporting role (2010) and "Best actress award" at first BRICS Film Festival (2015). She's engaged in the Galchonok foundation.


Independence Day Bash at Saline County Fairgrounds: Enjoy helicopter rides, bounce houses, a zip line, trackless train, photo booth, bounce houses and more. The first 300 kids ages 12 and under will receive a free Build-a-Bear ticket. Plus, starting at 5 p.m., families can listen to live music from local bands. The fireworks will begin at 9:45 p.m. 4-10 p.m. July 2. For info: (501) 776-5970. Visit Benton.AR.gov for more information. This event is free.
Independence Day Fireworks over Lake Hamilton in Hot Springs: You can enjoy the fireworks reflecting off the lake. 8 p.m. July 2. Visit HotSprings.org for more info. This event is free.
Fireworks at Lake Balboa in Hot Springs Village: A fireworks display is shown at the Balboa Pavilion at 9 p.m. 501-321-2835. Visit www.HotSprings.org for more info. This event is free.
Fireworks at Magic Springs & Crystal Falls: The park provides a fireworks display for parkgoers on July 3 and 4 at dusk. One-day admission is $39.99.
July 4th Events at Mountain Harbor Resort and Spa: There will be a patriotic program at 8:30 a.m. followed by Four-Wheeler Parade with decorated four-wheelers, golf carts and more. The fireworks will begin at 9:30 p.m. on July 4. (870) 867-2191. Visit MountainHarborResort.com for more info.
Big Bang on the Range at Shooting Sports Complex in Jacksonville: Bring lawn chairs and blankets for lawn seating and a festive fireworks show. 6 p.m. July 4. (501) 241-2441. CityOfJacksonville.net. This event is free.
Fireworks at Dickey-Stephens Park: The Travs will take on the Midland Rockhounds at 5:30 p.m. on July 4. Concessions are open throughout the evening. You can enjoy the fireworks from the ballpark stands. $6-$12; kids 4-14 are $4 & $5; add $1 day of game. 501-664-1555. Travs.com.
Free Admission at Clinton Presidential Center: The Clinton Presidential Center offers free admission on the Fourth of July. Acoustiguides narrated by President Clinton are free, too. 9 a.m.-5 p.m. July 3 & 4. Visit ClintonPresidentialCenter.org. for more information.
Frontier Fourth of July at Historic Arkansas Museum: Celebrate Independence Day as it was celebrated on the Arkansas frontier. The afternoon activities include an old-time patriotic parade, 19th century music, free watermelon and cold lemonade, and encounters with people from the past. Children can walk on stilts and play other pioneer games, and they'll be invited to take up brooms and wooden rakes to train with the militia. They will also have the opportunity to create flags, streamers and signs to use in the parade. 2-4 p.m. July 4. Visit HistoricArkansas.org for more info. This event is free.
Fun on the Fourth at Pinnacle Mountain State Park: Join park interpreters in the West Summit area for a day full of wet and wild games, including tug-of-water, water balloon volleyball, and relay races. 10 a.m.-2 p.m. July 4. (501) 868-5806, Visit ArkansasStateParks.com/PinnacleMountain for more info. This event is free.
July 4th at Wild River Country: Wild River Country honors active duty or veterans with free admission with a valid ID. One free ticket per armed force member. Family members receive $5 off admission with dependent ID. The park is open from 10 a.m.-8 p.m. July 4. (501) 753-8600. Visit WildRiverCountry.com for more information.
July 4th Children's Bicycle & Wagon Parade in Downtown Little Rock: The march begins at Spring & 20th Streets and ends at the Governor's Mansion where prizes are awarded to the best decorated bicycles and wagons. 10 a.m. July 4. Visit LR-DNA.com for more details. This event is free.
July 4th Fun and Games Day at Petit Jean State Park: There will be many family-oriented activities include a bicycle parade, contests and water balloon games. 8 a.m.-8 p.m. July 4. (501) 727-5441. Visit PetitJeanStatePark.com for more details. This event is free.
Maumelle 4th Fest at Lake Willastein Park: The 4th of July Parade begins at 4:30 p.m., the Cardboard Boat races begins shortly after at 5:30 p.m. There will be games, music and fun. The evening ends with a fireworks show. 501-851-6990. For more information, visit MaumelleParksAndRec.com. This event is free.
17th Annual 4th of July Family Celebration at Sherwood Forest: You can get free hotdogs and enjoy entertainment, a kids zone, and fireworks display at 9 p.m. Free shuttle service from Sylvan Hills High School. 6-9 p.m. July 4. (501) 833-0476. CityOfSherwood.net. This event is free.
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HOUSTON, June 3, 2009 /PRNewswire-FirstCall via COMTEX News Network/ — Apache Corporation (NYSE, Nasdaq: APA) said today that it has completed its previously announced acquisition of nine Permian Basin oil and gas fields with current net production of 3,500 barrels…
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Operated by the Rashtreeya Sikshana Samithi Trust, R.V. College of Engineering (RVCE) was founded in 1963 and stand with pride today as one of the top-ten self-financing engineering colleges in the country. Enrolling more than 1500 students annually, RVCE abides by to adopt the mantra of transmitting Outcome-Based Education (OBE) with a focus on experiential learning, interdisciplinary research, good governance, entrepreneurial culture, sustainable and inclusive technologies.
RVCE is affiliated to the Visvesvaraya Technological University and has 15 departments in the campus offering 12 Under Graduate Engineering programmes, 21 Master Degree programmes including Doctoral Studies. The MoU with University of Applied Sciences, Wurzburg-Germany further helps the institution in offering a one-year certification programme in Business Engineering, Logistics and Mechatronics.
Existing in the higher education arena for more than 50 years now, RVCE has earned several achievements and acknowledgment from different forums. Among all, the most recent is obtaining the 2ndrank among Technical Institutions selected for the World Bank supported TEQIP Phase II Sub Comp: 1.2 and 1.2.1, facilitated by MHRD GOI. Also in 2008, the college was widely appreciated for having the highest number of gold medal-winners among colleges affiliated to Visvesvaraya Technological University.
Dr. K.N. Subramanya, Principal, R.V. College of Engineering says, "Each member of RVCE has an appetite for quality knowledge.Whether it is the teacher or the student, we work as a team to bring out the best results at the end of the course." The institution holds the honor to maintain a 95 percent placement record over the years and raising the bar with each passing year with the conviction to produce all-around professionals instilled with substantial proficiency. "Over 135 companies already visited the campus in the current year and we are expecting to welcome more companies by the end of the year," adds Dr. Subramanya. Highest salary offered Rs. 40.0 lakhs per annum and the Median salary is Rs. 6.75 lakhs per annum. The major recruiters RVCE witnesses are CISCO, IBM, Intel, Samsung, Bosch, Wipro, ABB, Mindtree, Infosys, Cognizant, just to name a few.
The role of the alumni of the institution is amply noticeable where the alumni contribute actively to the placement process, internships, encouraging students to undergo projects including voluntarily award a scholarship to students considering merit and financial conditions along with distributing Silver Medal to the top graduating students. "The Alumni Association was initiated during 1978 as 'Old Boys Association' and subsequently the Association got registered in the year 2000. Since then, the bond of the alumni with the institution and the students is only multiplying," explains Dr. Subramanya.
Existing in the higher education arena for more than 50 years now, RVCE has earned several achievements and acknowledgment from different forums.
Located on 52 acres of serene green campus, RVCE encourages multiple activities, which define the modern education system. The campus has 182 well-furnished classrooms, labs comprising of 2460 computers, 13 Air Conditioned seminar halls coupled with interdisciplinary research laboratories. With 16 research centers carrying out research and consultancy in various domains, the institution engages both the faculty members and the students to participate regularly in the research activities. Presently, the college has 23 ongoing research projects sponsored by DRDO, ISRO, NRB, AICTE, UGC, VGST and much more, which sums up to Rs. 20 Crores. RVCE has established "Centre of Excellence in Macroelectronics" under TEQIP-II Sub Comp. 1.2.1 facilitated by MHRD, Govt. of India. Under the collaboration with CISCO, RVCE has initiated "Centre of Excellence on Internet" and is in the process of establishing "Centre of Excellence in Clean and Hybrid Energy."
In in line with the vision of Govt. of India's Skill based initiatives, RVCE has been carrying out Skill Development Programmes since 1996 in the areas of Basic Training to the school dropout students as well as for ITI & Diploma students in the areas of Lucrative Trades, Structural Fabrication & Foundry Trade, Flexible Machining and Welding Technology, Building Construction, Home Appliances, Plumbing, Wood Turning, Gear Cutting, Milling, Hardware Maintenance & Assembly.
Boosting the wave of entrepreneurship, the Institute has collaborated with National Entrepreneurship Network to strengthen the entrepreneurship skills of the students who aspire to be one. Being partnered with NASSCOM and Letsintern.com RVCE organizes diverse activities like Mentoring Talks from young Entrepreneurs, Leaders Conclave, 24 hours Business Marathon, E-Summit, TEDx, Embark (Ideation Workshop), Expedien (Business Plan), (Startup Internship Fair) and so on.
"The changing educational system demands students to learn from their experience.We at RVCE promote experiential learning to intrigue the students to think, innovate and do out-of-the-box projects," claims Dr. Subramanya. The students are duly encouraged to undergo industrial visits and attend guest lecturers from industry experts, leading them to acquire hands-on training, which is considered as an essential element for engineering students. As the teaching pedagogy is important, the act of teacher in this process is undeniable and understanding this, the institute has associated with 22 professional institutions viz. IEEE, CSI, CII, ISACA, QCFI and so on to organize capacity enhancement programs for the 415 faculty members.
Having more than 70 MoUs and collaborations, it becomes uncomplicated for the B.Tech and M.Tech student of RVCE to complete their internship programmes and projects with durations varying from 8 weeks to 8 months. "Several companies have set up their lab in the campus for students to continue their projects under them, which in return is generating a student-company rapport and on the flipside, enhancing students' employability," pinpoints Dr. Subramanya. Climbing the ladder of success year after, RVCE is determined to keep improving the quality of research and publication including intensifying the student-centric learning through the wide use of ICT.
Currently holding the position of Principal at R.V. College of Engineering, Dr. Subramanya has 27 years of experience in teaching, training, and research. With this experience, he has been instrumental in adding up more to the success ladder in managing the Institute of repute. He has published and presented more than 100 Technical papers in National and International Conferences and Journals and has executed and co-ordinating sponsored research projects and consultancy works.


Handing over power to the United Nations in occupied Iraq while moving aside the US-led occupying authorities is unrealistic and impractical, said US Secretary of State Colin Powell.
"The UN has a role to play but to think that the UN could suddenly take this all over, to the exclusion of the CPA (Coalition Provisional Authority), is not realistic," he said in an interview with Aljazeera on Thursday.
"It would not work. It's not practical. Nor have I heard anybody in the UN say that that's what they want to do," he added.
Giving the world body a predominant role in the political process in Iraq is central to amendments put forth by France, Germany and Russia to a US draft resolution before the UN Security Council. Washington launched its war against Baghdad in March without UN approval.
That draft is to be debated in Geneva on Saturday at a meeting of the five permanent Security Council members, including Britain, France, Germany, Russia and China.
Powell said he had heard no one at the UN calling for the departure of US occupying administrator Paul Bremer from Iraq. The US Secretary of State is scheduled to take part in the meeting.
Powell insisted that the only calls were for greater UN decision-making in Iraq and "in sharing responsibility and accountability".
"I think we can find language for a resolution that will deal with that concern and give everybody an opportunity to play a responsible role," he said.


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Patriots Super Bowl hero Malcolm Butler gets MVP truck
Published 4:49 pm EST, Tuesday, February 10, 2015
New England Patriots cornerback Malcolm Butler poses with his new Chevrolet pickup truck Tuesday at a dealership in Norwood, Mass.
Photo: Josh Reynolds — The Associated Press
NORWOOD, Mass. >> Malcolm Butler has intercepted the delivery of Tom Brady's new truck.
Brady earned the prize for winning the Super Bowl MVP for the third time. He led the Patriots to a 28-24 victory over the Seattle Seahawks in this year's game.
But New England didn't clinch the win until Butler intercepted a pass at the goal line in the closing minute. And Brady said he would give the truck to Butler, who was an undrafted rookie.
Butler took delivery of the shiny red truck at a Boston-area dealership on Tuesday afternoon.