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Not all Alberta businesses opposed to $15 minimum wage | CBC News Loaded
Not all Alberta businesses opposed to $15 minimum wage
The minimum wage is a hot topic in Alberta as it jumps again this year from $11.20 an hour to $12.20, the highest provincial rate in the country. The minimum wage will climb to $15 in 2018.
Some businesses offer a living wage, far above the minimum wage
Kyle Bakx · CBC News · Posted: Sep 23, 2016 9:00 AM EDT | Last Updated: September 23, 2016
Lindsey Laberge says Connect First Credit Union now pays all workers at least a living wage, which is much higher than the minimum wage
The minimum wage is a hot topic in Alberta as it jumps again this year from $11.20 an hour to $12.20, the highest rate in country. The minimum wage will climb to $15 in 2018.
On his 14th birthday, James Boettcher got his first job bagging groceries at the Sunterra grocery store in his Calgary neighbourhood. His nickname was "skipper" and he would pick up extra shifts when school was closed to help his dad pay rent.
He earned $5 an hour, the minimum wage at the time.
Now 33, Boettcher makes a point of paying his full-time staff much more than minimum wage at the growing gelato company he runs.
"I grew up on welfare in Calgary for most of my childhood, so with that I understand the challenges that a single father or a person trying to make it on their own can have the way things are structured," said Boettcher, CEO of Fiasco Gelato. "The living wage is a pretty powerful thing."
James Boettcher of Fiasco Gelato supports businesses providing a living wage, but suggests there should be a reduced rate for teenagers. (Submitted by James Boettcher)
Wage hike
Alberta's $15 minimum wage: How many will actually get a raise?
2 years without a job: Calgary in the downturn
The business community has largely condemned the Alberta government's unprecedented hikes to the wage, especially considering the current economic woes. Restaurants Canada launched an online petition in June asking the government to postpone increases until the economy improves. The Canadian Federation of Independent Business warned the policy will lead to significant job losses.
We didn't want our employees having to make difficult decisions every day around the basic necessities of daily living such as food or rent. - Lindsey Laberge, Connect First Credit Union
However, some businesses support the move, as the minimum wage becomes closer to the so-called living wage, which is calculated at $17.29 per hour in Calgary, according to the left-leaning advocacy group the Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives.
"If businesses do not pay their employees a living wage, then they pass on the responsibility of covering the gap to the rest of the community," said Devin Goss, co-founder of BluPlanet Recycling.
A living wage is the right choice from a moral standpoint and also for a corporate citizen in the community, says Devin Goss with BluPlanet Recycling. (Submitted by Devon Goss)
Even though the Calgary recycling company could pay some of its general labour workers less money, Goss said that doesn't mean it should. Providing a living wage helps attract better employees, he said, regardless of the state of the economy. The company has 15 employees and expects to grow to 25 next year.
If businesses do not pay their employees a living wage, then they pass on the responsibility of covering the gap to the rest of the community - Devin Goss, BluPlanet Recycling
"Paying employees a wage which allows them to sufficiently cover their basic living needs is not only the right choice from a moral standpoint, but we feel that it is the right economic choice as a corporate citizen in our community," he said.
Improving worker welfare
Connect First Credit Union introduced a policy in 2012 to pay all of its 600 employees at least a living wage, regardless of whether they work in Calgary or in a smaller community in Alberta. The credit union had to give many employees raises to meet the new policy.
"We didn't want our employees having to make difficult decisions every day around the basic necessities of daily living such as food or rent," said Lindsey Laberge, human resources director for Connect First Credit Union. "We believe it also enhances the employee's quality of their work experience because they are coming to work less stressed about having the worries of daily living."
The credit union encourages other businesses to also offer a living wage, although it understands there are financial implications, so each business is affected differently.
Last year, 51,600 Albertans received minimum wage, up from 36,400 the year before, according to an annual average by Statistics Canada.
The majority of people who earn less than $15 an hour are adults over the age of 20, according to Alberta Labour Minister Christina Gray. Two-thirds of them are women.
2-tier minimum wage
For Boettcher, with Fiasco Gelato, he supports paying adults a living wage, but he would like to have a lower wage for teenagers, who often still live at home. That's how he structures his business. Employees supporting themselves or someone else are usually full time and earn at least the living wage. Youth are often part-time and earn between $13 and $16 an hour.
If the Alberta government goes ahead with its plans to raise the minimum wage up to $15, he wonders if teenagers will struggle to land their first job because employers may be reluctant to pay that price for someone without any work experience.
"There's still a lot of work to be done to have a better designed system," he said. "It's kind of broken in the way the government has approached the idea of if you just lift the minimum wage then it betters the system."
When Fiasco Gelato decided to pay its full-time staff a living wage, Boettcher said, they had to raise prices and find cost savings in other areas of the business to offset the added expenses. He remains a proponent of paying a living wage.
"Financially we've had to definitely change the way the business is done to accommodate it, but I wouldn't say it is rigorous. You just agree to do it and find a way to make it work."
Kyle Bakx
Kyle Bakx is a Calgary-based journalist with the network business unit at CBC News. He files stories from across the country and internationally for web, radio, TV and social media platforms. You can email story ideas to Kyle.Bakx@cbc.ca.
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Блок 63 је један од стамбених блокова Новог Београда.

Оивичен је улицама Гандијевом, Јурија Гагарина, Нехруовом, и Војвођанском.

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On August 31, 2015, an African-American police officer, and others similarly situated, filed a class action suit against the New York City Police Department (NYPD) in the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York.
Plaintiffs allegeed that over the past decade and continuing to the time of the filing, the NYPD had pursued an unofficial policy of directing, instructing, compelling and mandating its employees to perform a mandatory numbers of arrests, issue a mandatory number of summons or write a mandatory number of tickets (quota) for a defined period of time. Plaintiffs alleged that the New York City Police Department had violated the Plaintiffs' First Amendment rights by punishing and retaliating against them for complaining and speaking out against the quotas. They further alleged the NYPD had violated their Fourteenth Amendment rights and violated employment discrimination laws under 42 U.S.C. § 1981 by discriminating against the Plaintiffs on the basis of race and national origin in the administration of disciplinary measures for failure to meet the quota. The Plaintiffs sought declaratory and injunctive relief and compensatory damages.
On December 2015, the Plaintiffs filed an amended complaint. On January 11, 2016, the New York City Police Department moved to dismiss the amended complaint, asserting that the complaint failed to properly state the claims alleged. On March 6, 2017, Judge Laura Taylor Swain granted the Department's motion to dismiss, but allowed the Plaintiffs to make a motion for leave to replead the claims and requests for relief. On May 14, 2017, the Plaintiffs filed a memorandum of law in support of their motion for leave to file a second amended complaint.
The case is still ongoing pending the court's decision on the Plaintiffs' motion to replead.
Plaintiff Description African-American and Latino minority Police Officers employed by the New York City Police Department.


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West Palm in code name mode as companies shop the city
The city is considering dishing out about $100,000 to attract two unidentified firms, one in aerospace/aviation, the other in life sciences.
City commission votes are scheduled for July 17 for "Project Falcon" and "Project Cell," respectively.
According to the commission agenda, Project Falcon is the code name for an aerospace or aviation firm that wants to relocate to the city with 450 jobs and create an additional 200 over the next five years.
The jobs would have an average salary of about $66,000.
The state would pay the biggest part of the incentives package, $640,000, while the county would match the city's $80,000.
The same company was recently shopping locations in Palm Beach Gardens, as well.
Project Cell, meanwhile, is the code name for a life sciences firm that would move seven jobs to West Palm Beach and add 15 more over the next year, with an average salary of $76,000.
The city would pay $18,000 in incentives for Project Cell and Florida would pay $72,000.
FOR MORE DETAILS….http://www.mypalmbeachpost.com/news/why-west-palm-considering-paying-100k-lure-two-new-companies/Px13TGtUOuukCYCeHSGrbJ/
Author Tony DorisPosted on July 10, 2017 July 10, 2017 Categories Business, CIty commission, West Palm BeachTags centralpbc, community, neighborhoods, newsfeed, nl-westpalm, pbpmobility, taxon:centralpbcLeave a comment on West Palm in code name mode as companies shop the city
Free classes in short story writing at downtown library
A free class in "Mastering the Short Story," starts at 6 p.m. today with Nicole Cassanetti as presenter in the Mandel Public Library.
Cassanetti gives participants an in-depth look at the art of short story writing, covering a different aspect each week, from the first idea for a story to getting it published.
She will examine elements of good storytelling that will help each writer gain the tools to write compelling short stories.
No registration needed. The classes take place from 6-8 p.m., Mondays, July 3 10, 17 and 24.
For more information, call the library at 561-868-7701. The Mandel Public Library is at 411 Clematis St. There's inexpensive parking at the city garages on Clematis and Banyan Boulevard.
Author Tony DorisPosted on July 3, 2017 July 3, 2017 Categories Community, Education, Entertainment, West Palm BeachTags centralpbc, community, neighborhoods, newsfeed, pbpmobility, taxon:centralpbcLeave a comment on Free classes in short story writing at downtown library
How do you want West Palm Beach to spend your money?
Mayor Jeri Muoio and City Commissioners are inviting the public to participate in a series of Community Budget Workshops, as they make decisions about which projects and programs get how much money.
The new budget year starts Oct. 1 and the planning process has begun. Time for the public to weigh in.
The workshops will be hosted by Mayor Muoio, Chief Financial Officer Mark Parks, and Budget Manager Linda McDermott. They will be held in each of the City's five districts:
July 24, 6 p.m.: Fire Station #3, 5050 Broadway (District 1).
July 26, 6 p.m.: Fire Station #5, 500 N. Congress (District 2).
July 27, 6 p.m.: Flagler Gallery at City Hall (District 3).
Aug. 1, 6 p.m.: Fire Station #7, 8011 Okeechobee Blvd. (District 4).
Aug. 2, 6 p.m.: Location to be announced, in the Northwest (District 3).
Aug. 3, 6 p.m.: Fire Station #2, 4301 S. Dixie Highway (District 5).
For more information, contact Budget Manager Linda McDermott at 561-822-1342.
Author Tony DorisPosted on June 26, 2017 June 26, 2017 Categories Bureaucracy, CIty commission, Community, Finance, Government, West Palm BeachTags centralpbc, community, neighborhoods, newsfeed, pbpmobility, taxon:centralpbcLeave a comment on How do you want West Palm Beach to spend your money?
"Hello Sunshine" theme for West Palm gateway art
West Palm Beach will greet you with rays of morning sunshine, starting next year with the city's latest Art in Public Places addition.
The city commission this week approved five gateway works of outdoor art, together titled "Hello Sunshine," by West Coast art collective Aphidoidea.
Each of the city's five commission districts will get its own cluster of yellow sun rays. Each will include the city's logo, as well as an individual representation of its district.
The District 1 piece will be at 45th Street and Australian Avenue. District 2's will be in a new roundabout at Cumberland Drive and Saratoga Road.
District 3's work will be in the Okeechobee Boulevard median. District 4's will be on the sidewalk at Northlake Boulevard and Grassy Waters Preserve. And in the South End, District 5's will be either at Phipps Park or the intersection of S. Dixie Highway and Gregory Road, still to be determined.
Author Tony DorisPosted on June 23, 2017 June 23, 2017 Categories Community, Downtown, Government, West Palm BeachTags centralpbc, community, neighborhoods, newsfeed, pbpmobility, taxon:centralpbcLeave a comment on "Hello Sunshine" theme for West Palm gateway art
Science center to add brain center, thanks to 100k donation
Rendering of the upcoming exhibit, "Journey Through the Human Brain" (Contributed by: Science Center)
This, from the South Florida Science Center and Aquarium:
The Stiles-Nicholson Foundation, headed by Science Center Board member Dr. David J. S. Nicholson, has made a $100,000 gift to the South Florida Science Center and Aquarium to name its recently-completed multipurpose center building.
The new 5,000-square-foot building will be called The Stiles-Nicholson STEM Education Center. It will serve as headquarters for several STEM science education programs as well as host School District senior staff meetings, meetings of the STEM Advisory Council and other related functions. Set between a large park meadow and a pond edge, the Stiles-Nicholson STEM Education Center has been designed to become the "hub of the hub" for the Science Center's efforts to serve as the anchor coordinating institution for informal science education in Palm Beach County.
The education center features classroom environments suitable for workshops and creative spaces with 3D printers, robotics labs and computer coding and programming spaces.
The funds contributed by the Stiles-Nicholson Foundation to name this center will be added to funds already raised to construct the Science Center's new permanent exhibit, Journey Through the Human Brain, a $2 million project in partnership with Florida Atlantic University's newly-created Brain Institute, headed by Dr. Randy Blakely.
The Science Center's new Journey Through the Human Brain exhibit will take a bottom-up approach to telling the story of the human brain, from the molecular and cellular level to the integrated circuitry that creates hopes, fears and memories. According to Science Center leadership, the goal is to break ground early next year on the exhibit which will be comprised of four galleries.
2) Dr. David J. S. Nicholson and Dr. Robert Avossa, Superintendent of Palm Beach County Schools, pose at a recent South Florida Science Center and Aquarium event (Photo: CAPEHART).
The Stiles-Nicholson Foundation was formed in 1992 in memory of William John Stiles and William Nicholson, the father and step-father of David John Stiles Nicholson, with the mission to improve and enhance the education of citizens to better understand the benefits of the free enterprise system and how best to cope and succeed in the real world.
Author Tony DorisPosted on June 22, 2017 Categories Community, Entertainment, West Palm BeachTags centralpbc, community, neighborhoods, newsfeed, pbpmobility, taxon:centralpbcLeave a comment on Science center to add brain center, thanks to 100k donation
Packed workshop hears bevy of potential fixes for Okeechobee corridor jams
A receptive group of 300 West Palm Beach residents packed a convention center workshop Thursday night to hear consultants lay out potential solutions to downtown's busiest and most vexing entryway, the Okeechobee Boulevard corridor.
The consultants, a team assembled by Alta Planning + Design, laid out a bevy of long- and short-term options, from depressing the Tri-Rail tracks to adding roundabouts, turning the Tent Site into a transit hub for better bus routes, creating Clear Lake bike trails that more easily access downtown and Flagler Drive, eliminating or narrowing lanes and reconfiguring intersections to slow traffic and ease pedestrian crossings.
What about a one-block Okeechobee Boulevard tunnel with a grassy plaza on top? What about an elevated bike bridge over Clear Lake highway ramps, or a multi-directional pedestrian bridge linking City Place, the Kravis Center and the Convention Center? A park and ride lot just west of I-95 with free shuttle service to your office? The consultants took ideas they and the public put forth over the prior three days and they went over the pros and cons.
No decisions yet. The discussion was part of a larger mobility study still underway, to examine ways to make it easier to get around the entire city. But the talk made it clear there's more than one way to get from Point A to Point B.
We'll post details later today or early tomorrow. Stay tuned.
And to keep tabs on the mobility study's progress, you can check out WPBmobility.com.
Author Tony DorisPosted on June 16, 2017 June 16, 2017 Categories Community, Development, Transportation, West Palm BeachTags centralpbc, community, neighborhoods, newsfeed, pbpmobility, taxon:centralpbcLeave a comment on Packed workshop hears bevy of potential fixes for Okeechobee corridor jams
The answers to all West Palm Beach's traffic problems?
The city's four-day traffic study charrette concludes this evening, as consultants Alta Planning + Design present potential fixes to downtown congestion. It's the first draft of a plan, as the consultants prepare to continue their work through the summer.
The sessions for the past three afternoons at the Palm Beach County Convention Center have invited input from residents and discussion with the consultants. They focused mainly on Okeechobee Boulevard and how it feeds commuters into downtown.
All options were on the table, from tunnels, to depressing the train tracks, to narrowing roadways, improving bus and trolley service and bicycle pathways, and turning the Tent Site into a transit hub.
Tonight's concluding session starts at 5:30 p.m., again in the convention center.
If you go, be careful crossing Okeechobee.
Author Tony DorisPosted on June 15, 2017 Categories Community, Development, Downtown, Transportation, West Palm BeachTags centralpbc, community, neighborhoods, newsfeed, pbpmobility, taxon:centralpbcLeave a comment on The answers to all West Palm Beach's traffic problems?


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Верхнее Инхело — село в Ахвахском районе Дагестана. Административный центр сельского поселения «Сельсовет "Верхнеинхелинский"».

География
Село расположено на реке Ахвах (бассейн реки Андийское Койсу), в 12 км к северу от районного центра — села Карата.

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Населено этнографической группой аварцев — каратинцами.

Хозяйство села
 Производство ларей и др. изделий из дерева.
 Верхне-Инхелинская ГЭС (работала 1943-70).

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If the stock market's recent volatility has you wondering whether to liquidate your equities or hold on, heed the experience of Steven Scruggs.
Scruggs is the portfolio manager of the Queens Road Small-Cap Value Fund. (QRSVX). The 17-year-old fund applies a deep value philosophy to small-cap stocks. The fund, with $120 million in assets under management, is run by Bragg Financial Advisors, a $1.6 billion firm based Charlotte, N.C.
Being a deep value fund, Scruggs scooped up bargains at the bottom of the financial crisis and rode the rally that quadrupled the value of the Dow Jones Industrial Average. Then over the last few years, his winners started hitting his research team's price targets.
"Our estimates of intrinsic value are based on company fundamentals," said Scruggs. He said he sells a holding for one of three reasons: the stock becomes more than 5% of the fund's portfolio; he loses faith in the company's management; or the valuation hits what his models determine to be the intrinsic value of the stock.
"When we can't justify the valuation we will sell on that," said Scruggs. "We're not afraid to sell little early."
So, he sold some winners, took some money off the table, and soon his portfolio had a cash holding of 17% with 54 stocks. Not bad, buy cheap stocks, watch them rally, then sell at a big profit. The only problem was the market kept rising. So, he was out of his winners, and the rest of the market looked too expensive for a deep value manager to buy.
"Ten years into a bull market, we don't think it's very surprising that we're not seeing value," said Scruggs.
This is a big risk in getting out of the market now. On the one hand you lock in your profits. On the other, the market doesn't keep falling, but resumes its rally.
This can be the downside of a regimented, disciplined approach to stock analysis. When a stock hits your target price, you sell. This has caused the fund to underperform its benchmark, the Russell 2000 Value Index. The Russell 2000 is the benchmark for the broad small-cap market
The fund has underperformed the index for the 3-year, 5-year and year-to-date periods. Over the 15-year period annualized, it's flat with the index, according to Morningstar.
Scruggs said for him selling stocks hasn't been a call on the market's direction, but a buy-product of the fund's valuation process. The fund screens stocks using a free cash flow discount model to come up with "normalized economic earnings."
"If we're in what we would consider a momentum or frothy market, we kind of trail the benchmark," said Scruggs. "If we're in a relatively low volatility market with a reasonable focus on risk, we tend to perform in line with the market. If there's fear or volatility, we tend to perform extremely well relative to our peers. We can see that in the fourth quarter of last year."
For the fourth quarter when the Russell 2000 Value plunged 18.7%, the fund declined only 8.5%. For the one-year return, the fund was down just 0.9%, while the index tumbled 7.7%, according to Morningstar.
In 2015, the fund was basically flat, down 0.1%, while the index sank 7.5%. The fund declined 5.7% in 2018, compared to the 12.9% drop in the index, according Morningstar.
So, a positive to this strategy is that by taking money off the table and holding more cash, this shrinks your losses in a downturn. While no one knows what the market will do, selling now, should make the next downturn less painful. And if you're looking for a place to gain a little protection on the downside, the Queens Road Small-Cap Value Fund has a record of doing that. The fund charges an expense ratio of 1.18%.
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Рихард Хофман (; 26 февраля 1913, Бехтхайм, Германская империя — 5 июля 1979, Бонн, ФРГ) — обершарфюрер СС, осуждённый военный преступник, служивший в разных лагерях и отличавшийся садистскими наклонностями.

Биография
Рихард Хофман родился 26 февраля 1913 года в Бехтхайме под Вормсом. После посещения народной школы работал на ферме своего отца. В возрасте 15 лет присоединился к Гитлерюгенду и в 1933 году вступил в НСДАП и СС. В марте 1933 года Вернер Бест назначил Хофмана на должность охранника в концлагере . В 1934 году концлагерь был расформирован, и Хофман был отправлен в качестве охранника в концлагерь Дахау и впоследствии в концлагерь Ораниенбург. В 1936 году в составе охраны был переведён в недавно созданный концлагерь Заксенхаузен. С 1937 года служил в штабе комендатуры. Будучи  и надзирателем различных рабочих команд, его боялись как жестокого головореза. Заключённые дали ему прозвища «Иван Грозный» и «китаец Карли». На территории  он без разбора избивал людей дубинками, лопатами, портупеей и прочими инструментами. В течение долго времени он руководил одной из рабочих команд, которую заключённые именовали «адом в аду» и опасались как «эскадрон смерти». В 1941 году он до смерти избил французского заключённого толстым колом. Хофман считался «жестоким забойщиком» и «особенно свирепым, коварным и садистским». 1 сентября 1942 года был призван на фронт, воевал в Югославии. В 1943 году ему было присвоено звание обершарфюрера СС.

В мае 1945 года попал в югославский плен, в котором пробыл до 1948 года. В послевоенные годы незаметно жил в Австрии и Югославии, где был водителем. В Австрии Хофман женился и поселился в Файстриц-им-Розенталь. 8 апреля 1965 года был арестован и 2 июня 1965 года экстрадирован в ФРГ. 20 апреля 1970 года земельным судом Кельна был приговорён к пожизненному заключению за пятикратное убийство. Наказание отбывал в . Летом 1979 года Хофман был болен раком и помещён в университетскую клинику Бонна, где умер 5 июля 1979 года.

Примечания

Литература

Члены НСДАП
Служащие концлагеря Дахау
Служащие концлагеря Заксенхаузен
Осуждённые пожизненно в Германии
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Site-specific earthquake ground motion parameters at the southeastern part of Muscat, Sultanate of Oman
Mohamed Ezzelarab*, Issa El-Hussain, Adel M.E. Mohamed, Ahmed Deif
Earthquake Monitoring Center
The site-specific earthquake ground motion parameters were presented for the southeastern part of Muscat governorate, including amplification factor at different periods and the values of PGA and spectral accelerations at the surface. The study starts with assessment of the seismic hazard at bedrock level using the probabilistic approach. This assessment was preformed considering an updated earthquake catalogue. The outputs of the probabilistic seismic hazard were uniform hazard spectra for return periods of 475,975 and 2475 years. Spectral matching technique was applied to define the compatible ground motion time series based on the outputs of the probabilistic approach and the deaggregation process. The representative's dynamic soil profiles were determined using the in-situ measurements of compressional and shear waves. The effects of soil deposits on the propagated ground motions time series was evaluated using the equivalent linear analysis in the frequency domain. The final results clarified that, the fundamental site period at the middle coastal parts of the area has the largest values (0.2–0.276 s). The maximum amplification factors found to be 2.76, 2.36, and 2.8 for the periods of PGA, 0.1 s, and 0.2 s, respectively. The values of PGA and spectral accelerations at the surface level are also provided.
Journal of African Earth Sciences
https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jafrearsci.2018.05.020
Amplification factor
PSHA
Site effect
Spectral acceleration
10.1016/j.jafrearsci.2018.05.020
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Ezzelarab, M., El-Hussain, I., Mohamed, A. M. E., & Deif, A. (2018). Site-specific earthquake ground motion parameters at the southeastern part of Muscat, Sultanate of Oman. Journal of African Earth Sciences, 145, 201-214. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jafrearsci.2018.05.020
Site-specific earthquake ground motion parameters at the southeastern part of Muscat, Sultanate of Oman. / Ezzelarab, Mohamed; El-Hussain, Issa; Mohamed, Adel M.E.; Deif, Ahmed.
In: Journal of African Earth Sciences, Vol. 145, 09.2018, p. 201-214.
Ezzelarab, M, El-Hussain, I, Mohamed, AME & Deif, A 2018, 'Site-specific earthquake ground motion parameters at the southeastern part of Muscat, Sultanate of Oman', Journal of African Earth Sciences, vol. 145, pp. 201-214. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jafrearsci.2018.05.020
Ezzelarab M, El-Hussain I, Mohamed AME, Deif A. Site-specific earthquake ground motion parameters at the southeastern part of Muscat, Sultanate of Oman. Journal of African Earth Sciences. 2018 Sep;145:201-214. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jafrearsci.2018.05.020
Ezzelarab, Mohamed ; El-Hussain, Issa ; Mohamed, Adel M.E. ; Deif, Ahmed. / Site-specific earthquake ground motion parameters at the southeastern part of Muscat, Sultanate of Oman. In: Journal of African Earth Sciences. 2018 ; Vol. 145. pp. 201-214.
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Last winter when we bought our gravel bikes, Trent immediately started looking for races. He found one in Lyons, CO – the Old Man Winter Rally, sponsored by his favorite brewery, Oskar Blues. The event celebrates winter with a gravel ride, a trail run, and beer and chili at the post-race party. We talked about traveling for the race from Texas last February, but didn't end up going. Now that we live in the area, of course our first race here in Colorado had to be the Old Man Winter Rally!
There are a few options at this race – a 100k gravel ride, a 50k gravel ride, a 5.8 mile trail run, or a combination of the 50k ride and the run. We opted for the run/ride combo.
We drove up to Lyons for packet pickup at 8:30, met up with our BSR teammate Brian, watched the 100k riders head out for their race, and then prepared for the run which started at 10:30. I had come dressed for 35 degree temperatures in pants, a long sleeve shirt, gloves, and a beanie, but it was sunny, and after a 10-minute warmup, I was already hot. I changed into my cycling shorts and ran in them because they were the only shorts I had! The run was an out-and-back course on a combination of asphalt, gravel, and dirt trails.
I didn't have any expectations for pace, because the last month and a half of training at altitude has not been about pace, it has been about keeping my heart rate where it needs to be. In one of my first runs here, I ran with a friend for 6 "easy" miles at a 9:30ish pace and my heart rate was in zone 4. After that run, Emily cautioned me to slow down, be patient, and work on keeping my heart rate in zone 2 for easy runs. Last week, I ran the same 6-mile route on an easy run. I kept my heart rate in zone 1 and 2, and ended up running at a 9:45ish pace. Progress. Patience was paying off!
For yesterday's race, I ran at a "comfortably hard" tempo pace based on feel. When I glanced at my watch in the first half of the race, I saw that my heart rate was 165 (zone 4) and my pace was hovering just under 9 minutes/mile. I was okay with that, and aimed to hold the pace for the entire run. It wasn't until the turnaround that I realized we'd been running uphill the whole way out. I watched my pace increase on the way back and aimed for negative splits. I was beyond excited to finish with a time that put my average pace at 8:04 (I think the course was short).
Trent did well too. Even stopping during the run to pick up a snowflake – there were Styrofoam snowflakes scattered throughout all the courses, that if you brought one back, you'd get a prize – Trent ended up running at an average 6:40 pace. So awesome! But we had no time to celebrate because we had to hurry and change and get our bikes out of the car and ready to ride.
Just a guy and his snowflake. Trent's prize was a water bottle and a baseball cap.
The ~31-mile short course ride was on a combination of asphalt, gravel, hard-packed dirt, and one mile of single-track soft dirt and sand in the middle of the ride. It was 40 degrees and sunny, and the ride was beautiful with rolling fields, horses that ran alongside our bikes on the other side of a fence, and a stunning view of a frosty snow capped mountain in the distance.
Photo by Ryan Muncy Photography; from the Old Man Winter Rally website.
Since last year's Castell Grind, where I fell multiple times in soft, wet sand, rode off course and got lost, I've been over-cautious on my gravel bike and I'm still afraid of wet, muddy conditions. To prepare for this event, we attended a clinic last week in Boulder in which we rode part of the course, including the single-track section. Last weekend it was muddy and I rode around the one-mile loop feeling scared, but staying upright. I spent the week hoping the nice warm weather would hold out, and I got lucky. It was supposed to rain and snow the night before the race, but it didn't! Dry, perfect conditions for the short course ride, and I could not have been happier. I gained quite a bit of confidence on my bike this weekend.
On my last few outdoor rides, including the clinic, I have felt great for the first hour or so, and then bonked badly. The problem was poor fueling – with thick gloves on, it's hard to get to bars and other snacks in a jacket pocket, so I opted not to eat anything. It's easier to get a bottle out to drink, but my bottles just had Gatorade and water, and that was not enough. I'd get dehydrated too, because when it's cold, you don't think to drink. But actually, you should drink more than normal at altitude to avoid dehydration. Back to the old standby, Infinit! My order came in just in time for the race; I filled two bottles with 250 wonderful grape-flavored calories each, and forced myself to drink both of them during the ride. It was PERFECT. I felt like my old self, and stayed strong throughout the 2-hour ride. At one point in the last 3 miles, I looked back and saw that I was pulling a string of 10 riders behind me. I felt so strong and happy.
The post-race party in a cute little park in Lyons was great, with delicious beer and chili as promised, wonderful warming coffee and Clif products, and a cool awards presentation where the podium folks sprayed beer rather than champagne. We ended up walking over to Oskar Blues afterward to get some food (and more beer), and then headed home by way of Voodoo Donuts (yes, these donuts have officially become a problem).
It felt really good to race again! I'm motivated in a way that I haven't been for a while. Just seeing the caliber of athletes around us and the strength it will take to try to keep up with them gives me mental fuel for those solo weekday trainer rides. I'm looking forward to the season! Hopefully Old Man Winter doesn't get in the way too much.
Fun with friends Whiting and Ariana at the post-race party.


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No fewer than 250 women farmers in rural area of Ijebu-East Local Government Area of Ogun state have benefited from a-day screening of breast cancer, diabetes and other routine check ups, organised by OLAM Nigeria Limited, a company in charge of promoting rural farmers, in collaboration with Action Health Incorporated.
The programme was organized in commemoration of International Women day, held at Ehin Osun Community High School, Ijebu-East Local Government Area of the state.
Speaking with journalists, the Zonal Education Officer, Ijebu-East Local Government Area, represented by Mr. Omisanya Fatai, said the programme was very beneficial for the women and farmers enclave living in the rural areas, noting that it was imperative for women to be oriented in order to know the value of good living.
The License Buying Agent for OLAM Nigeria in Ijebu Axis, Mr. Adeniyi Adewunmi Sunday said they brought the health programme to compliment the efforts of state government in term of making sure that the women in rural areas have access to adequate health care service delivery.
In the same vein, the representative of Action Health Incorporated, Miss. Funso Bukoye said the organisation was a Non Governmental Organization (NGO), that promote the well-being of young people in the country including the women farmers, saying that the organisation partnered with OLAM Nigeria Limited on the commemoration of International women day.


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Rajiv Gandhi College of Engineering, Research and Technology (RCERT), formerly Chandrapur Engineering College(CEC), is an engineering institute located in Chandrapur, Maharashtra, India. It is managed by the Sardar Patel Memorial Society(Trust). It is affiliated to Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar Technological University.

History
The college was established in 1983 by late Shri Shantaramji Potdukhe. It started with five branches and 180 seats. It now has 520 seats intake in seven branches and a postgraduate course in three branches. The college is accredited by NAAC, Banglore.

About
More than a thousand kilometers from the capital of Maharashtra, Chandrapur is identified by the amalgamation of diverse cultures of conservation of environment and industrial development. Bestowed with rich natural resources, Chandrapur district also replete with dense forest and enviable biodiversity. The Tadoba-Andheri Tiger reserve puts Chandrapur on the environment conservation map whereas Magasysay award winner Late Baba Amte's work at Anandwan has given it international identity.

More than 35 years ago, it was the vision of Shri Shantaramji Potdukhe that transformed the educational profile of Chandrapur when he laid the foundation of technical education by starting Rajiv Gandhi College of Engineering, Research and Technology (formerly Chandrapur Engineering College ) in 1983. It was an humble beginning with 5 branches and 180 seats. It now has 520 intake in 7 branches and PG course in three disciplines.

The excellent results are the academic balance sheets of college whereas Energy park, Industrial waste characterization, Fly ash utilisation centre and pollution analysis signify the socio-environmental commitment. Equipped with the academic vision of Shri Shantaramji Potdukhe, a team of highly qualified faculty members put together by progressive Principal Dr.Z.J.Khan, the college is proudly marching ahead on the path of academic excellence

Facilities
Campus	41.18 Acres

Build Up Area	18396.33 sq.m

Library	Titles: 11390
Volumes: 55028
National Journal: 29
International Journal: 48
Multimedia PC : 10
Reading Room Capacity: 150
E Journal Subscription Paid Rs126944
Library Management Software

Drinking Water	Potable Water Supply and outlets for drinking water at strategic locations R.O Water Treatment plant 400 liters/hour Centralized drinking water facilities at 3 places in 46.25 sq.m area

Toilet Blocks	10

Electric Supply	125 KVA Generator in 108.68 sq.m area

Computers & Computing Facility	No of PCs: 560
No of Legal System Software: 17
No of Legal Application Software: 45
LAN: yes
Internet Bandwidth: 10 Mbit/s
No of Printers: 31

College Canteen	Canteen 1:122.5 Sq.m
Canteen 2: 20.91 Sq.m

Hostels -
Hostel	Girls Hostel: 2385.71 sq. m for 200 girls
Boys Hostel: 3243.6 sq. m for 350 Boys
TV room for Boys hostel students: 36.55 Sq.m

Playgrounds
Cricket, Football & Volleyball: 12500 Sq.m area
Basket Ball Court:198.5 sq.m
Badminton and Skating: 301.2 Sq.m

Sport Facilities
Gymnasium (Boys and Girls Separately): 168.83 Sq.m
TT Hall (Boys and Girls Separately): 40.56 Sq.m

Guest House : 335.12 sq.m

Laboratories: 74

Health care facilities
Mediclaim facility for Staff
Ambulance

Other facilities
Auditorium: 442.02 Sq. m
Open Stage: 132.5 Sq.m
Lawn: 3950 Sq.m

Courses
The Undergraduate courses offered by the college are:
 B. Tech.- Civil Engineering (Intake:60)
 B.Tech. - Computer Science and Engineering (Intake:120)
 B.Tech. - Electronics and Communication Engineering (Intake:60)
 B.Tech. - Electrical Engineering  (Intake:60)
 B.Tech. - Mechanical Engineering (Intake:90)
 B.Tech. - Mining Engineering (Intake:60)

The Postgraduate courses offered by the college are:
 M.Tech. (Computer Science & Engg.) (Intake:18)
 M.Tech. (Energy Management System) (Intake:18)
 M.Tech. (CAD/CAM) (Intake:18)

The Doctoral Courses (Ph.D.) offered by the college in various Subjects are:
 Civil Engineering
 Electrical Engineering
 Mechanical Engineering
 Mining Engineering
 Electronics Engineering
 Applied Chemistry
 Applied Physics
 Applied Mathematics

Admissions
Admission criteria are based on the MHT-CET / JEE-Main rankings. The online admission enquiry can be made from the link https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfAetOhzQIXaEmRCW-V11gY8i7UrlEuhWKHO4ZjreH-OaW2bg/viewform?c=0&w=1

Library
The library has attained membership of DELNET (Developing Library Network) which enables students/staff to access the books/journals of the libraries of hundreds of colleges including NT. They can also avail themselves of the ILL (Inter Library Loan) facility to borrow books from other colleges libraries. The digital library facility gives access to journals for research. The IEEE journals and papers are also available to be downloaded as e-resources. The library features a 'book bank' facility which is partly funded by the State Government. It enables a student to hire a complete set of books for a given year for a nominal rent. SC/ST students are provided books free of cost. There is a reading room for books . The library also has a section of reference books and Periodicals/Journals. The library is well automated.

Training and Placement
A large number of companies visit the campus every year and recruit eligible students from the campus. For details please click on http://www.rcert.ac.in/index.php?option=commonpage&RID=415&depid=22

Professional Affiliations
The college is a member of the Indian Society for Technical Education (ISTE) and of the Institution of Engineers (IEI).

References

External links

Engineering colleges in Maharashtra
Chandrapur
Educational institutions established in 1983
1983 establishments in Maharashtra


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Gideon's Promise to Host Igniting Change Fundraiser
Public defender advocacy organization to honor Atlanta Metropolitan College President Dr. Gary A. McGaha, Sr. and Atlanta Hawks and State Farm Arena Senior Vice President Community & Chief Diversity and Inclusion Officer Nzinga Shaw.
March 1, 2019 — Atlanta, Georgia – Gideon's Promise, a public defender advocacy organization, will host its annual Igniting Change – Black & White Affair fundraiser on Friday, March 15, 2019 at 6:00 p.m.at the Ritz-Carlton, 181 Peachtree Street, Atlanta Georgia 30303. This event will honor Atlanta Metropolitan College President Dr. Gary A. McGaha, Sr and Atlanta Hawks and State Farm Arena Senior Vice President, Community & Chief Diversity and Inclusion Officer Nzinga Shaw for their commitment to improving the dialogue and engagement in the Atlanta community around the issue of criminal justice reform.
The evening will include a welcome from Gideon's Promise board member Winfield Ward Murray; salute to this year's honorees; buffet dinner; an open bar; live entertainment provided by the band Grits & Jelly Butter; and interactive activities. Last year's event, raised over $75,000. All proceeds from the 2019 event will be used to provide scholarships for new public defender fellows.
"We enjoy honoring individuals and organizations that tirelessly work to provide equity and fairness for those who are often overlooked," says Gideon's Promise president Jonathan Rapping. "This year we are truly excited to celebrate Dr. Gary A. McGaha Sr. with the John R. Lewis Lifetime Achievement Award and our other esteemed honoree, Nzinga Shaw. I cannot think of two people more deserving.
Event sponsors include, the Atlanta Hawks, the Atlanta Metropolitan State College Foundation, Bondurant Mixson & Elmore, The Cochran Firm Atlanta, CP Law Firm, Delta Community Credit Union, and Positive Promotions.
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Branch wise list of ICICI Kanyakumari IFSC code and MICR code in Tamil Nadu along with branch details.
Locate any details of ICICI Kanyakumari branch in Tamil Nadu.
IFSC code: and MICR code: ; ICICI BANK address : , - Tamil Nadu; Branch code is , Contact Number: , ICICI BANK Timings: Monday to Friday: 10 AM to 4 PM, Saturday - 10 AM to 4 PM(Except 2nd and 4th Saturday).