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CCAA National Scholar Awards Announced
Category: Soccer , Volleyball , Basketball , Varsity Sports
The Canadian Collegiate Athletic Association has released their 2019-20 National Scholar Award recipients. These awards recognize outstanding academic accomplishments of student athletes. At this time, we would like to congratulate our Seawolves student athletes who have been awarded. Each year our student athletes work incredibly hard on their academics while balancing their varsity sport and community involvement. We are extremely proud of their academic achievements and they never cease...
Men's volleyball team to open 2019 training sessions next week
N. Kelly
Posted: August 29, 2019 12:00:00 PM ADT
Category: Varsity Sports , Volleyball
Interested in playing men's volleyball? The Seawolves welcome new and returning full-time UNB Saint John and DalMed students to attend open training sessions. If you would like the opportunity to showcase your volleyball skills, join us at the G. Forbes AC as follows: Men's Volleyball Training Sept. 4: 5:30-7 PM- Main Court Sept. 5: 5:30-7 PM- Side Court Right Sept. 8: 3-5 PM– Main Court Sept. 9: 5:30-7 PM – Main Court Sept. 10:...
Women's volleyball to open 2019 training sessions next week
Category: Volleyball , Varsity Sports
Interested in playing women's volleyball? The Seawolves welcome new and returning full-time UNB Saint John and DalMed students to attend open training sessions. If you would like the opportunity to showcase your volleyball skills, join us at the G. Forbes AC as follows: Open Training Sessions Sept. 4: 6-7:30 PM- Side Court Left Sept. 5: 7-8:30 PM- Side Court Right Sept. 10: 7-8:30 PM- Main Court Sept. 12: 7-8:30 PM- Side Court Right Tryout...
N.Kelly
Category: Basketball , Varsity Sports , Track and Field , Soccer , Volleyball
August 21, 2019- As September draws near on the UNB Saint John campus, the athletics department is preparing for an exciting season of collegiate sport. Are you interested in joining a team, but don't know where to start? Our Varsity Athletics coordinator has provided answers to the most frequently asked questions from prospective students: What sports are offered? The Seawolves are proud members of the Atlantic Colleges Athletic Association (ACAA). Student-athletes are able to...
Seawolves Alumni to Host Fundraising Social
B. Watson & N. Kelly
Category: Varsity Sports , Alumni , Basketball , Volleyball
SAINT JOHN- Anyone who has ever lived the double life of a student and varsity athlete understands the delicate art of balancing studying, training, volunteering and working while finding time for family, significant others and friends. It can be a struggle, but the results yielded are well worthwhile. Not many know this more than Manager of UNB Saint John Residence Life and Conference Services, Cory Brown (BA'03). As a former student-athlete and UNB alumnus, Cory...
Emma Lynch Commits to Seawolves Volleyball
Category: Uncategorized , Volleyball
Emma Lynch has officially signed with the UNB Saint John Women's Volleyball Team! Emma is a passionate and talented setter from Quispamsis, New Brunswick. Coming from Kennebecasis Valley High School (KVHS), Emma has played volleyball for four years with the Knights, earning MVP in her final season. Being a great setter isn't Emma's only skill, she has dabbled in field hockey and softball and had the opportunity to represent New Brunswick at the 2017...
Seawolves Varsity Team Tryouts
Posted: August 24, 2017 5:00:00 AM ADT
August 24, 2017- The start of school is nearing on the UNB Saint John campus and the athletics department is preparing for an exciting season of collegiate sport. Are you interested in joining a team, but don't know where to start? Our varsity Athletics coordinator has provided answers to the most frequently asked questions from prospective students: What sports are offered at UNB Saint John? The Seawolves are proud members of the Atlantic Colleges Athletic Association (ACAA)....
Stephenson to Reunite with Former Teammates
Category: Volleyball
Blake Stephenson, from the small community of Hartland New Brunswick, is ready to bring his volleyball game to the next level. Starting in September he will be a part of the Seawolves family. As one of the newest recruits of the Men's volleyball team, Blake began playing volleyball in the seventh grade. Upon completing his first season he was selected to join the New Brunswick provincial team that same year. As per Blake: "I enjoy the game because it is something that challenges...
Saskatchewan to Saint John: Bell signs with the Seawolves
Olivia Bell will be making quite the journey to attend UNB Saint John and join the Seawolves Women's Volleyball team! Coach Lauren Hale-Miller thinks Olivia has the right enthusiasm that will add to the team dynamic. She's aggressive and adapts quickly in new situations and her willingness to learn will come in handy for the squad. Upon meeting Olivia, Lauren said that her recruit visit felt like she was part of the team already. Bell began playing volleyball at the very young age...
Feels Like Home: Johnson Joins the Seawolves
Tyler Johnson, from Oromocto, NB will continue to pursue his love for volleyball with the UNB Saint John Seawolves. The Oromocto native is looking forward to making the leap from the high school level to the University level. He has been playing volleyball since his grade 7 year where he immediately fell in love with the sport. As per Tyler 'I love volleyball because of the intensity and energy you get from each practice and game. I love how the team feeds off of each other, the energy...
Glaspy named to Seawolves Men's Volleyball Program
Jacob Glaspy hails from Rothesay, NB which means he won't be traveling too far from home once he embarks on his new volleyball journey. The left side hitter recently committed to the UNB Saint John Seawolves Men's Volleyball team and he is looking forward to his new beginning. Nick Fraser, a recent UNB Saint John graduate and left side hitter for the Seawolves has been coaching Jacob for the last four years. As per Nick: "I coached him for the last four years, he's an excellent addition...
Coming Home To NB, Birney Commits to Seawolves
Maggie Birney has been hooked on Volleyball since she was 12 years old. Her hometown of Fredericton, NB is where her competitive nature started while trying out for her school team in Grade 6. Her volleyball background includes earning provincial titles at the high school and club levels, played VNB for two years and NTCC for one year. She was also awarded Female Athlete of the Year for Leo Hayes High School. Her most recent Volleyball endeavor was attending Mount Saint Vincent's...
Huskies Libero to Join Seawolves Squad: Women's Volleyball
The Women's Volleyball Coach, Lauren Hale-Miller, has been hard at work in the recruiting department! Keira Williams will be another great addition to the Seawolves family for the 2017-18 season and her strength will increase the team defensively. Lauren first noticed Williams at the annual Dave Patterson Memorial Volleyball tournament. Her positive attitude, raw talent and athleticism is what really struck a note with the Head Coach and she couldn't be more excited to bring Williams to...
Sonics to Seawolves: Cummings signed to UNB Saint John Women's Volleyball
Maria Cummings hails from Sussex, NB and has an infectious love for volleyball. She has been playing the game for 6 years and has enjoyed every moment on the court. Her positions of play include outside hitter and setter and her favorite aspect of the game is team work. Maria has the most fun working together with her team mates and winning games. She was an award winner for her Varsity team in middle school and continued on at Sussex Regional High to play JV in her first year and then...
Seawolves Land Middle Hitter from Sussex, Women's Volleyball
Bridget Smith has been on the volleyball scene for 5 years and she certainly has a great love and passion for it. The fun and positive atmosphere is right up her alley and she thrives in it. Finishing off a high school volleyball career as a Sussex Sonic, Smith is ready to start training.Winning MVP of her Volleyball team in Middle School, Most Improved Player in High School and MVP for her club team 2017, she's eager for the next step. One of several factors that led...
Dave Patterson Memorial Volleyball Tournament Success for 2017
The Dave Patterson Memorial Volleyball Tournament was a great success this year! Teams from all over New Brunswick showed up ready to compete at the Junior Varsity and Varsity levels. Our Women's Volleyball team hosted the tournament and we could not be more proud of them! The importance of this tournament goes far beyond friendly competition, it celebrates the life of David Patterson. Dave was known as the "Volleyball Man" all over Saint John and the impact he had on the people he met and...
Seawolves Wrap Up 2016-17 Volleyball Season
February 24-26, 2017 ACAA Volleyball Championships were hosted at Dalhousie Agricultural College in Truro, Nova Scotia and our Seawolves showed up ready to compete! On Friday our Lady Seawolves were triumphant against their rivals, St. Thomas Tommies, to advance to the Semi Finals. The energy during this match was fiery and wild, the girls showed brute force and true grit on the court. They set out to win against the Tommies and sure enough they did, not without a...
New Volleyball Coach Makes Great Impact
Posted: December 13, 2016 4:00:00 AM AST
Women's Volleyball, UNB Saint John Seawolves Appointed as new head coach for Women's Volleyball in September 2016, Lauren Hale-Miller understands the importance of team building for athletes. Lauren is from Fredericton, NB and is a recent graduate from the Bachelor of Recreation and Sports Studies program at UNB. Her vision is clear and concise as to what culture she wants to create when it comes to coaching the Seawolves. Upon speaking with Lauren and getting to know her on and...
Lady Seawolves Hit the Road for Volleyball
Posted: November 16, 2016 4:00:00 AM AST
This past weekend our Women's Volleyball team took to the road to compete against Mt. Allison University and Dalhouse Agricultural College. On Saturday Nov. 12 the Seawolves nabbed the first set but the Mounties were quick to come back and take the second and third. The Mounties were up 2-1 until the fourth set was clenched by the Seawolves, the last set resulted in a 3-2 win overall for Mt. Allison. ...
Volleyball Training Starting at UNB Saint John
Posted: September 6, 2016 5:00:00 AM ADT
September 6, 2016- Interested in playing volleyball? The Seawolves welcome new and returning full-time UNB Saint John students to attend open scrimmage and tryout sessions. If you would like the opportunity to showcase your volleyball skills our Seawolves coaching staff, join us at the G. Forbes Elliott Athletics Centre as follows: Women's Volleyball Open Scrimmage: Sept. 6: 7:30-9:00 PM- Side Court Left Open Scrimmage: Sept. 7: 7:30-9:00 PM- Main Court Testing Session:...
Seawolves name Lauren Hale-Miller head coach
Posted: August 3, 2016 5:00:00 AM ADT
August 3, 2016- As the new head coach of the University of New Brunswick Saint John women's volleyball team, Lauren Hale-Miller wants her players to make an impact on and off the campus. "We want to try to create a community feel;' she said. "We really want to see the people of Saint John out here supporting us and we want to be as involved in the community as we can." Hale-Miller said a key strategy in that pursuit will be connecting with younger players. That will...
Casey and Houser Add to Impressive Resumes
Category: Alumni , Varsity Sports , Soccer , Volleyball
April 8, 2016 – The Canadian Collegiate Athletic Association is proud to announce the 2015-16 CCAA Academic All-Canadian award recipients. This year, 153 student-athletes have achieved combined excellence in collegiate athletics and academics. The CCAA Academic All-Canadian award is the CCAA's most prestigious student-athlete honour, epitomizing both organizations' commitment to academic success and athletic achievement. "The CCAA is proud to recognize and celebrate...
Men's Volleyball Lands Top Recruit
Category: Volleyball , Varsity Sports , Alumni
The men's volleyball team is shaping up quite well with the addition of their latest recruit, Zane Hamilton, a 19 year old from Hartland, NB. Zane has been recruited by the top ACAA and AUS schools, and after two years taking a police foundations course has chosen UNB Saint John to join former teammates Patrick Kendall, Hendrik Compagner, and Jacob McLean. Zane brings a wealth of experience the the Seawolves squad. He played on the U16 Reds club team where he won an all-star at provincials...
Manuel resigns as Women's Volleyball Coach
Category: Varsity Sports , Volleyball , Alumni
After four years with the Seawolves Women's Volleyball program, Kevin Manuel is stepping down as head coach. "I had a great experience over the last four years and I am very thankful to have coached so many talented girls. I would not have been able to have all the success without the support of the staff throughout UNB Saint John and my assistant coaches, especially Jeff Todd who was with me all four years." Manuel is looking forward to spending time with his family, "The...
It wasn't a Cinderella Story, but it's a story that will go down in history
Posted: February 29, 2016 4:00:00 AM AST
February 28th, 2016 was the date that the UNB Saint John men's volleyball team had been looking forward to since they began training in mid-August. The team knew they were strong, and bonded like brothers on and off of the court since day one. However, it was not until early January that the team knew they had a legitimate chance to win the ACAA title and head to Douglas College in British Columbia to represent the ACAA conference at the CCAA National Championship. The team went to a...
First Round Match-Ups Preview
Preview of the 2016 ACAA Men's and Women's Volleyball Championships February 22nd, 2016 – The Atlantic Collegiate Athletic Association's top men's and women's volleyball teams are heading to the University of New Brunswick Saint John. The UNB Saint John Seawolves and Saint John, NB are set to host the 2016 ACAA Men's and Women's Volleyball Championship, February 26th-28th. All matches will be webcast on Bell Aliant TV1. For the complete schedule,...
Last Chance for Volleyball Alumni to get DISCOUNTED TICKETS
Category: Volleyball , Alumni , Varsity Sports
ACAA Volleyball Championships Feb. 26 - Feb. 28, 2016 UNB is hosting the ACAA Volleyball Championships – and we want to invite you to come cheer on the UNB Saint John Seawolves! To reserve tickets, please email Devin O'Brien at a8ihu@unb.ca by Thursday, February 25th at 7:00pm for a special alumni rate of $10 for a tournament pass. Tickets at the gate will be $15. Our women's team is currently 4th in the ACAA and the men's team is currently ranked 1st in the ACAA and...
2016 ACAA Volleyball Championship Press Release
Atlantic Canada's Top Volleyball Teams will meet at UNB Saint John University of New Brunswick Saint John will host the 2016 ACAA Men's & Women's Volleyball Championships February 26th-28th, 2016 February 19th, 2016, SAINT JOHN NB: Some of the best university and college volleyball teams in Atlantic Canada will be coming to UNB Saint John to compete for the ACAA championships February 26th-28th, 2016. Local youth, parents and community volleyball enthusiasts will see...
Seawolves Sweep
Category: Varsity Sports , Basketball , Volleyball
The Seawolves went 5-0 this weekend with three different teams hitting the court. The men's basketball team defeated Dalhousie Agricultural College 114-49, with Geoff Lemmon scoring 20 points, Paul Gerges dropping 16 and Jarred Crawford, Liam Sipkema and Matthew Brown each adding 12. The men's basketball team now sits in 5th place with a record of 6-10. The women's volleyball team won both their matches against Dalhousie Agricultural College and University of Kings College in a convincing...
Cathy Simon - Clinic Director of Lifemark Physiotherapy Clinic
Category: Varsity Sports , Basketball , Soccer , Volleyball , Fitness
Lifemark Physiotherapy Clinic is the Seawolves number one choice when it comes to treatment of athletic injuries! Cathy and her team provide on site care for our athletes at all home games. Cathy graduated with a BSc (Physical Education) from St.F.X. She played Varsity volleyball for 4 years at "X" and played on the first Women's Rugby Team as well. She continued her education at the University of Toronto, where she graduated with a BSc (Physical Therapy). Cathy worked at the...
Think Pink raises over $1,100 for Canadian Breast Cancer Foundation
Category: Soccer , Think Pink , Volleyball , SAAC , Basketball , Varsity Sports
The Seawolves wrapped up their 3rd Annual Think Pink events this past Sunday evening. With the help of the student-athletes, the Seawolves were successful in raising over $1,100 to go directly to the Canadian Breast Cancer Foundation. The money was raised via a bake sale, tickets sold on a raffle basket, and a BBQ at the Think Pink soccer games. Jill Corey, a first year player on the women's basketball team, also donated 10-inches of her hair at half-time of Sunday's men's basketball...
Men s Volleyball Tops Humber and STU to Clinch National Ranking
Category: Alumni , Varsity Sports , Volleyball
The men's volleyball team has been nationally ranked after a stellar performance this past weekend. The team traveled to Quebec, Canada to play in the Coup de l'Est du Canada hosted by Limoilou. After upsetting Humber College, the 7th ranked team in the country, 3-2 the Seawolves made their way back to New Brunswick to face-off against their rivals, the St. Thomas Tommies. The Seawolves came out guns blazing taking an early 2-0 lead over the Tommies. The Tommies battled back to take the 3rd...
THINK PINK WEEKEND IS ALMOST HERE
Category: Varsity Sports , SAAC , Alumni , Basketball , Think Pink , Soccer , Volleyball
This weekend will mark the 3rd Annual UNB Saint John Think Pink weekend put on by the Student Athletic Advisory Council. All proceeds raised during the weekend's events will go directly to the Canadian Breast Cancer Foundation. This year there will be tickets sold on a raffle basket full of awesome pink items and a bake sale. Also, as a new addition to Think Pink weekend, with every game you attend this Saturday and Sunday you will receive a ballot for a draw to win a FREE IPAD MINI! On...
Men's Basketball and Women's Volleyball Split on the Weekend
Category: Basketball , Varsity Sports , Volleyball , Alumni
The men's basketball team had a pair of matches this past weekend against Mount Allison and St. Thomas University. On Saturday, the team came out ready to go scoring six 3-pointers on their way to a 78-74 win. The action was back and forth all game, but UNB Saint John proved to be too much of a presence for the Mounties to overcome. Liam Sipkema netted 20 points for the Seawolves, while Paul Gerges and Steve Ryan converted for 14 and 11 respectively. Gerges and Ryan took care of play from...
Six Varsity Athletes Receive the Carl Fraser Student Award Valued at $1,000
Posted: December 4, 2015 4:00:00 AM AST
Category: Volleyball , Alumni , Varsity Sports , SAAC , Basketball
Left to Right: Blair Doull (3rd year, Men's Volleyball), Indigo Clement (3rd year, women's volleyball), Madison Howatt (1st year, Women's Basketball), Drew Robart (2nd year, Men's Basketball), Jennifer Cusack (3rd year, Women's Basketball), and Marcel Boudreau (2nd year, Men's Basketball) The UNB Saint John Seawolves have been leaving quite the impression on the UNB Saint John community lately. Ten lucky recipients were selected from the UNB Saint John campus to receive the Carl Fraser...
Men's Volleyball Heads into the Christmas Break in a 3-Way Tie for 1st Place
The Seawolves Men's Volleyball team is heading into the Christmas break tied for 1st place in the ACAA with Holland College and St. Thomas University. The three teams sit at records of 4-2 in the conference. Over the break, all three squads will look to improve and come out even better in second semester. At this point in time, it will come down to who wants the banner the most come February when UNB Saint John hosts the ACAA Volleyball Championships. The UNB Saint John Seawolves women's...
Men's Volleyball Team Defeats Nationally Ranked Tommies
On Wednesday night, the Seawolves men's volleyball team faced off against the St. Thomas Tommies who are currently ranked 10th in the nation. The Seawolves showed control throughout the majority of the game, handing the Tommies a 3-1 loss. The Seawolves battled hard in the first set to take it 27-25; however, the Tommies fought back to take the second 25-23. From there on out it was the Seawolves ball game, taking the final two sets 25-19 and 25-23. The rivalry between the Seawolves and the...
Seawolves Clothing Now Available at UNB Saint John Bookstore
Category: Soccer , Varsity Sports , Club Sports , Basketball , Volleyball , Alumni , Fitness , Think Pink
Seawolves clothing is now being sold at the UNB Saint John Bookstore! Stop in today to pick something up for yourself, or to grab a great holiday present for a family member or friend. The featured items are the Team Tee- $17.00 , the Shock Energy "Think Pink" Polo - $55.00, and the Shock Energy Anorak- $81.40. However, there is MUCH, MUCH more available! Go to the UNB Saint John Bookstore today to check out all of the wonderful Seawolves gear the is offered, you won't be...
UNB Saint John athletics department adds five new sponsors
Category: Fitness , Basketball , Soccer , Alumni , Club Sports , Volleyball , Varsity Sports , SAAC
Featured in photo: Owners/Operators of Optimum Ride Charter Service Kimberley (BED'92) and Jonathan Keith (BBA'92), with UNB Saint John and UKC team captains. The UNB Saint John Seawolves are pleased to announce the addition of five new sponsors to the athletics program. Over the years, UNB Saint John Athletics, Recreation and Wellness has built lasting relationships with local organizations and community members, fostering a supportive spirit and strengthening the overall...
UNB Saint John Seawolves teams up with Papa John's as Athlete of the Week Partner
Posted: November 5, 2015 4:00:00 AM AST
Category: Soccer , Basketball , Varsity Sports , Volleyball
The Seawolves are happy to announce their Athlete of the Week partnership with Papa John's. Papa John's has locations in East Saint John, West Saint John, and a brand new location in the Kennebecasis Valley. We would like to thank Papa John's for their generous contribution to our Athlete of the Week awards and we wish them all the best with their new opening today at their KV location! UNB Saint John students receive a 30% discount at Papa John's when they order online using the Promo Code...
Seawolves Online Clothing Store Extended to November 15th!!!
Category: Alumni , Varsity Sports , Soccer , Basketball , Volleyball , Club Sports
Get your orders in quick!!! If you are looking for a birthday or Christmas present, look no further! The UNB Saint John Seawolves have opened an online clothing store where you can purchase authentic Seawolves gear at a great price! Whether you are a student, faculty or staff member, parent, or friend there is something there for you! Check out the website to purchase your order before it is too late, store closes October 31st!!! http://seawolves.itemorder.com
Adopt-a-Seawolf Helps UNB Saint John Student-Athletes Out in a BIG Way!
Category: Basketball , Volleyball , Alumni , Varsity Sports , Soccer
As of October 8th, 2015 the UNB Saint John Seawolves have raised $17,000 between the six varsity teams. Although not all Adopt-a-Seawolf funds have been collected, this is already a huge contribution to the program. This year we have added 19 new donors to the program! The Adopt-a-Seawolf program has been designed to enhance the Varsity athletic program in the area of equipment, team apparel, non-conference travel, student-athlete meal subsidies and recruiting. Funds donated to this...
A Smile is Worth a Thousand Words
Category: SAAC , Volleyball , Varsity Sports
Some may say that a smile is worth a thousand words; however, after meeting Blair Doull you quickly find out that his smile is worth so much more. Blair's smile is one that greets every student, athlete, coach, professor, and staff member in the halls of UNB Saint John even on his worst days. Blair's smile is one that comforts the elderly while he cares for them as a nursing student. Blair's smile is one that his teammates look to when nothing seems to be going their way....
UNB Saint John Seawolves Volunteer at 2015 Run for the Cure
Category: Varsity Sports , Basketball , SAAC , Think Pink , Volleyball , Soccer
On October 4th, 2015 all six UNB Saint John Varsity teams set out to the streets of Saint John to volunteer for the CIBC Run for the Cure. The teams directed walkers and runners throughout the entire route, and were at the 3km mark to hand out water to the participants. On top of being university students, varsity athletes who train at least once a day, and living a normal social life; the UNB Saint John Seawolves find time in their busy schedules to help out in our community! The initiative...


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WORLD RX LIVE ON FREE-TO-AIR TV IN UK AND IRELAND
The FIA World Rallycross Championship presented by Monster Energy and operated by IMG, will be broadcast live and in full for the first time on free-to-air television in the UK and Ireland in 2016. Quest has secured a deal to broadcast all 12 Championship rounds live on Sunday afternoons. In …
New F1 crash test a "big job" for teams
Formula 1's stable regulations may mean that teams can carry over much of their 2015 design concepts for the new season – but there is one area that has delivered a bigger challenge than usual over the winter. For, what on the outside at first appeared to be a minor …
Young rising star Javier Orellana is ready to take on a new challenge in his already extensive career, in the European Class of the FIM Supersport World Championship. The Spaniard will race with team WILSport Racedays as a direct consequence of becoming Champion in last year's European Junior Cup, powered …
GROUND EFFECT F1 CARS CELEBRATED AT 74TH MEMBERS' MEETING
The brutally dramatic ground effect F1 cars of the late 1970s and early '80s will be celebrated in spectacular style at the 74th Goodwood Members' Meeting on March 19-20, 2016. Ground effect aerodynamics represented a quantum leap in F1 design; F1 teams had been utilising front and rear wings to …
TIN-TOP SUNDAY AT THE SILVERSTONE CLASSIC
Next summer's Silverstone Classic is all set to break yet more records with its biggest ever line-up of spectacular touring car race action. For the first time in history, the packed programme at the world's biggest classic motor racing festival will feature no fewer than four separate touring car grids, …
BENTLEY SIGNS ABT SPORTSLINE AS EUROPEAN PARTNER TEAM
Bentley Motorsport has signed a deal with ABT Sportsline, which will see the world-renowned race team run the luxury sportscar manufacturer's ADAC GT Masters and Nürburgring 24 Hours campaigns with a pair of Continental GT3s. The German team, which has multiple DTM championship titles as well as numerous GT and …
MOTOR RACING LEGENDS ANNOUNCES A NEW RACE SERIES – THE 'TONY DRON TROPHY' FOR GROUP 1 TOURING CARS
Last night at the annual Motor Racing Legends Awards Dinner at The Royal Automobile Club in Pall Mall, MRL Chairman Duncan Wiltshire announced the launch of a brand new historic race series for Group 1 Historic Touring Cars. To be named the 'Tony Dron Trophy' – in honour of the …
CLASSIC POWER SHOW STARS AT THE NEC
The world's biggest classic motor racing festival served up a stunning show of power at the annual Autosport International, staged at Birmingham's NEC from 14-17 January. The Silverstone Classic teamed up with Classic & Sports Car magazine to create a very special showcase putting the spotlight on several of the …
McLaren reveals 2016 Formula 1 car launch plans
McLaren will unveil its new challenger for the 2016 Formula 1 season via an online launch on February 21. The MP4-31 will retain its size-zero styling, as unveiled prior to the start of last season following the arrival of Honda as power-unit supplier. McLaren confirmed its launch news via social …
Marussia to become Manor Racing
"Delighted to announce MANOR RACING: that's what we're here for," the British-based team said on their Twitter feed after a meeting of the governing International Automobile Federation's F1 commission in Geneva. A team spokeswoman confirmed the name change had been approved. While the Mercedes-powered team will be known as Manor …

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Boys Tennis Team of the Year: Dwight-Englewood
Bob Shwalb
Special to the Record
When it comes to having luxuries, Joe Iwanski is the Sultan of North Jersey tennis.
The Dwight-Englewood boys coach has one of the top singles players in the state in Daniel Nuzhny as well as two of the state's top doubles combinations and more.
This explains why the Bulldogs' only losses this year were to eventual NJSIAA Tournament of Champions winner Montgomery and runner-up Newark Academy.
"Any team would love to have a superstar like Daniel," Iwanski said. "Plus we have three or four other kids who'd play first singles for most schools in Bergen County. But with Daniel on the team, they have to play lower positions."
With its lineup of gems, Dwight-Englewood is the 2017 North Jersey Boys Tennis Team of the Year.
This spring, the Bulldogs won their third consecutive Bergen County Tournament Small-Schools championship.
Playing without co-captain Nuzhny, who was at another tournament, the locals won all 16 of their county matches, with Rick Sivarak and co-captain Nikhil Kokra taking the second- and third-singles titles and the duos of Brandan Grill/Shanay Amin and Cameron Janssens/Tejas Akula winning the doubles crowns.
That's the lineup Dwight-Englewood sent out against perennial state powerhouse Newark Academy in the Non-Public, North B state sectional finals. The Bulldogs came within a hair of ending the Minutemen's three-year run as state champions as they lost a 3-2 decision. The match included a trio of three-set matches, two of which were won by Newark Academy.
"I've coached this team for 10 years and that was the toughest time I've ever had getting over a match," Iwanski said. "We had it within our grasp but we just couldn't close them out.
"Give credit to Newark Academy, though. They've got a great program."
This year's Dwight-Englewood varsity also included Ben Levin, Neclan Kumar and Sascha Ghobadi.


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01/10/2017, by Lisa Raynes, in Main Blog | Pride Road Architects Press
Pride of Place- Pride Road features in this months JLife. Here, Lisa Raynes explains how her Jewish upbringing has influenced her journey as an architect in Manchester.
Lisa Raynes is the founder of Pride Road, a Manchester business dedicated to supporting women in architecture in the North West. JLife's Evangeline Spachis spoke to the acclaimed architect to discuss building homes, and equal opportunities, for the future.
Lisa can identify how her ethnicity gives her an extra dimension in helping people realise and reassess their commitments: "Coming from a minority group and a strong community that a lot people identify with, it's been really helpful to discuss these working pressures. For many, you can be a professional architect or a mother, not both. So being able to get out there and show that you do it has been really worthwhile."
As a working Jewish mother, it's understandable that Lisa's background and life experience offers a further understanding of the work she does with clients: "When it comes to designing people's houses, I have that insight into what people need from a home. For instance, is the house fit for festivals? If I try to invite both sides of my family round for Rosh Hashanah, that's 20 people to fit around the table!"
Ultimately, far from the office skyscrapers and apartment blocks typically sketched out by architects up and down the country, Lisa's projects will remain more grounded: "A house is your primary investment and we want to make sure it works for you. It's more about the quality of life, not the expensive fixtures."
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Russia's new President Dmitry Medvedev
Dmitry Medvedev was inaugurated as Russia's third president on Wednesday in a glittering ceremony at the Grand Kremlin Palace in front of some 2,400 guests as Vladimir Putin stepped down after eight years as head of state.
The inauguration ceremony began at 11:45 a.m. Moscow time (07:45 GMT) and after the outgoing Putin had made a short speech, Medvedev swore an oath on a copy of the Russian Constitution. He then addressed the assembled dignitaries as Russia's new president. The entire ceremony was shown live on national television and the Internet. Medvedev swore to "respect and protect human and civil rights," as well as to "observe and defend the Constitution of the Russian Federation, its sovereignty and independence, security and integrity." He said the development of civil and economic freedoms in Russia would be a priority during his presidency. "They [rights and freedoms] are of the highest value and define the essence of state activities. The most important task is to further develop civil and economic freedoms and to create new civil opportunities," Medvedev said after being sworn in as president of Russia.
The current Russian government is now due to resign and Putin is to become the country's new premier on May 8. He is also set to become the head of the ruling United Russia party. Forty-two-year-old Medvedev was nominated as a presidential candidate by United Russia and three other smaller pro-Kremlin parties in December. Putin later said on national television: "I have known Dmitry Medvedev well for over 17 years, and I completely and fully support his candidature." Medvedev, a trained lawyer, worked under Putin in St. Petersburg in the early 1990s, when the man who would become Russia's second president was the city's first deputy mayor. In 1999, in Moscow, Medvedev was appointed acting deputy chief of the presidential staff. He also headed Putin's campaign headquarters in the run-up to the 2000 elections. In 2003, he became chief of the presidential administration and retained the post until November 2005, when he was appointed first deputy prime minister and put in charge of an ambitious multi-billion dollar "national project" to improve living standards.
The endorsement of the popular Putin ensured Medvedev a landslide victory in the March 2 elections, but has also left question marks over the nature of the president-elect's position, with many analysts predicting that Putin will remain the real leader of the world's largest country. However, Putin has dismissed rumors of plans to give extra powers to the premier, saying in March that, "There is no need to change anything regarding this. The prime minister has sufficient powers." Medvedev also said after being elected, that he had no intention of redistributing powers between the president and the prime minister upon taking over at the Kremlin.
Speaking to the Financial Times in an interview last March, he said he was convinced his partnership with Putin would prove effective, and would not lead to a power struggle. Despite all the reassurances that the Putin-Medvedev 'tandem' will be able not only to co-exist, but also work together, many Russian and foreign political commentators are at a loss as to explain exactly how this 'power-sharing' will work in practice.
However, ordinary Russians seem sure that ultimate power will remain with Putin, with more than two thirds of respondents stating in a poll carried out by the Levada Center in April that they believed the former KGB officer would "control" his hand-picked successor. Putin's second term has seen a rise in tensions with the West, as a resurgent Russia, awash with oil dollars, looks to reestablish itself as a global power. Moscow has strongly stated its opposition to NATO expansion and US plans for a missile defense shield in central Europe.
However, unlike Putin, Medvedev has no links to Russia's 'siloviki,' representatives of the country's security and defense agencies. Despite this, Putin has already said that the West will find Medvedev, seen as a pro-business moderate, no 'easier' to deal with. "He is no less, in the best sense of the word, a Russian nationalist than I am. I don't think that our partners will find things easier with him," Putin said, adding that, "He is a real patriot, and will actively uphold Russia's interests on the global stage."
Many foreign political analysts also predicted that Medvedev would stay faithful to Putin's foreign policies, in the early days of his presidency at least. "In my opinion, Medvedev will continue Putin's policy for the first year," Aleksander Kvasniewski, the former president of Poland told RIA Novosti, adding that, "But the following year I think that Medvedev will become more independent." An attempt by the Other Russia opposition coalition movement to hold a protest rally on the eve of Medvedev's inauguration was prevented by police in Moscow on Tuesday. The opposition has called the March elections that brought Medvedev to power "a farce."
Seven thousand police officers are on duty on Wednesday in the capital to ensure law and order on the streets before, during, and after the inauguration ceremony. Political change in Russia rarely comes easily, and as a light snow fell over Moscow on Wednesday morning after days of glorious sunshine, the cold snap only served to remind that in Russia it is not only the weather that remains unpredictable. (rian.ru)
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45 Use preferred || ( udisks:2 udisks:0 ) dependency format for bug #439630.
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546 Version bump to latest. Drop older. With kind permission from Zac.
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607 Bug #358065 - Remove inappropriate mime types from *.desktop.
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1141 Remove garbage from previous commit.
1146 Bug #271206 - Remove bundled cherrypy, cssutils, and odfpy libraries.
1149 Bug #272146 - Add deps for PyQt4[X,svg].
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1165 Bug #270746 - Update patch to solve another UnicodeDecodeError.
1172 libusb dep to specify slot 0 and note that libusb-compat is untested.
1200 zmedico 1.19 to be orphans, generated by fdo-mime_mime_database_update.
1211 django-tagging libraries. TODO: Unbundle these libraries.
1218 Require python[sqlite] for traceback shown in bug #258938, comment #27.
1224 Bump revision for smoother pyPdf file collision handling.
1227 Remove bundled pyPdf and pull it in as a dep (bug #258938, comment #25).
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1240 bug #258938 for the updated ebuild.
1256 Version bump, remove old versions.
1261 Update calibre to version 0.4.73.
1274 Depend on Python 2.5, see bug #221935.
1282 xdg-utils patch it can finally enter the tree.


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The relationship between China and Myanmar (formerly known as Burma) has traditionally been quite close. The two countries share a long border and trade extensively with one another. In 2011, Myanmar began a series of democratic reforms. Zeyar Lynn will discuss the evolving relationship between Myanmar and China since these reforms began.
Zeyar Lynn is a poet, writer, and translator widely regarded as the most influential living poet in Myanmar. He is the author of seven poetry collections, including Distinguishing Features (2006), Real/Life: Prose Poems (2009) and Kilimanjaro (2010). He has translated John Ashbery, Charles Bernstein, Donald Justice, Sylvia Plath, Wisława Szymborska and Tomas Tranströmer, as well as many Chinese, Japanese, Australian, East European and Russian poets. Since 2005 he has organized and hosted the annual UNESCO World Poetry Day event in Yangon. He is also one of the editors of the quarterly Poetry World. He teaches English at a specialized language school.
Zeyar is visiting Iowa City under the aegis of the International Writing Program. He is one of about thirty IWP residents visiting Iowa this year.


From Goodreads: Panic began as so many things do in Carp, a dead-end town of 12,000 people in the middle of nowhere: because it was summer, and there was nothing else to do.
Initially, this story started like any other, and while interesting, it took a while for it to build, but build it did, and by the end I was on the edge of my seat in fear and anticipation. Oliver knows how to pack a punch, and I was taken with this story as the characters went deeper into the game, as their secrets came out, and as the stakes went higher and higher.
While some of the situations in Panic may seem a bit far fetched, I have no doubt that, given the proper setting, they could indeed be very real. It is said that the brain does not fully develop until around age 25, so it is no surprise that our teens in this novel make many rash decisions—some spurred on by the want of money, others by revenge, and still others in anticipation of finally breaking free of their provincial lives—paying no attention to the risk factor, or thinking through the actual consequences of their actions. As the stakes rise, I found my stomach coiled in knots, yelling at the characters through the pages as they make ill decision after ill decision, and I just couldn't tear my eyes away. As an adult, it's easy to say I'd never ever play in these games, and I feel that, as a teen, I wouldn't have either, mainly because I just wasn't a risk taker, and I wasn't wild, but there is something about mass hysteria, or the mob mentality, that makes me wonder, just what would I have done had something underground like the game Panic been going on in my town when I was a teen.
I'm not sure how I feel about Heather, Dodge, and all the other characters in the book (and there are many). Their choices at times drove me batty, but I was rooting for them the entire time, especially as we learn more about the tragedies that has befallen them both. Overall, I found this to be a great read that I highly suggest to anyone who likes intense competitions and novels like The Hunger Games. Four stars.
In exchange for an honest review, HarperCollins Children has been extremely gracious in allowing me to read an ARC of this novel, via Edelweiss, prior to its release on March 4, 2014.
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CHARLES JONES
First Defense Legal Aid
At 17 years old I was accused of being involved in a murder and was arrested. I was taken into custody at Cook County Jail. My mother came to the station and demanded to see me but was denied because I was not recognized as a juvenile. I did not receive adequate legal counsel or representation and I was tried as an adult instead of a juvenile. Although I maintained my innocence throughout the trial, I was convicted and sentenced to 20 years in prison. After serving 20 years for a crime I did not commit, I felt compelled to work with young people who have had similar or negative experiences with law enforcement and advocate for juvenile justice reform.
"As a father of four children, I want to make sure that my two boys grow up in a safe community and that any youth that encounters the juvenile justice system is treated fairly and guaranteed legal representation."
I joined First Defense Legal Aid (FDLA) and their campaign to advocate for Senate Bill 2370. The bill raises the age from 13 to 15 for a requirement that children be represented by lawyers during custodial interrogations for homicide and sex offenses. The bill also requires videotaping all interrogations of children under age 18 for any felony and some misdemeanor cases.
The recent passage of the bill is a significant win for juvenile rights and an important push for police accountability and transparency, but we still have a long way to go to ensure rights for juveniles in this state and across the country. As a leader with FDLA and full-time employee with CeaseFire Illinois, I work with at risk young people to inform them of their rights and responsibilities. As a father of four children, I want to make sure that my two boys grow up in a safe community and that any youth that encounters the juvenile justice system is treated fairly and guaranteed legal representation.
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This thesis presents the original contributions of the author on the field of human movement analysis from signals captured by accelerometers. These sensors are capable of converting acceleration from some body parts into electric signals for further analysis. The progressive refinement and miniaturization of accelerometers has allowed the development of minimally invasive devices that can be used to ambulatory monitor human movements during daily live activities. The study's contributions mainly fall under two heads: first, the analysis of movement in Parkinson's disease (PD); and, second, the relationship between accelerometer signals and characteristics of gait. To this end, new methods for obtaining speed and length of strides and, also, for identifying people have been developed. In all these studies, a single sensor fixed to the patient's waist has been used. PD is a neurodegenerative disease characterized by movement alterations. The main motor symptoms of PD are 1) tremor, 2) bradykinesia or slowness of movements, 3) freezing of gait and 4) dyskinesia or abnormal involuntary movements. The first three symptoms primarily occur when the medication has not yet reached an effective therapeutic effect. These periods are commonly known as OFF periods or OFF motor state. On the other hand, periods when the patient is suitably responding to the medication are known as ON periods or ON motor state. Dyskinesias mainly appear when the medication blood level is excessive. Both dyskinesias and OFF motor states are caused by a defect in the medication administration. In this sense, a wearable device capable of detecting and recording dyskinesias and OFF periods represents an important tool that enables clinics to more accurately prescribe the medication regimen of a patient. The work done in the field of PD consisted in developing algorithms able to detect dyskinesias and both ON and OFF periods. These algorithms have been adapted to provide real-time detection, which enabled their employment in a pilot study. This clinical study has tested, for the first time, the automatic adjustment of medication performed by means of a subcutaneous infusion pump according to the dyskinesias appearance and motor state of PD patients. The experience gained in the treatment of accelerometric signals from PD has led to contribute in the field of gait analysis. First, new methods for obtaining speed and length of strides from a single sensor fixed to the patient's waist have been obtained. Not only the PD can benefit from this study, but other diseases such as diabetes or some orthopedotraumatological diseases can also benefit from its results. Finally, using some of the techniques of the previous studies, another important contribution has been made in the field of biometric person identification. The work presented shows how the signal obtained from a single accelerometer located at the waist not only enables the extraction of some gait characteristics but also permits the identification of a person through its gait pattern. The main theoretical contribution of this thesis has been the development of techniques based on the reconstruction of attractors. It has been shown that the usage of only a small number of features that characterize the reconstructed attractor obtained from a time series of acceleration measurements makes possible the extraction of important parameters of gait and the person identification.


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The Western Force has today finalised a five-man leadership group for 2019, headed for the second consecutive year by captain Ian Prior.
The team held leadership exercises in the last few months where the players voted for who they wanted to lead in 2019.
Coach Tim Sampson said he is really excited for the leadership group to come together and see what they accomplish this year.
"I was very keen for the players to select their own leadership group this year," Sampson said.
"We recently conducted a group exercise which commenced with the players putting their heads together to come up with "hot words" in what they perceived to be key qualities in a leader.
"After discussing the key qualities, we then went to a player vote and what was really encouraging was that the votes were spread across the squad.
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A 31-year-old man was arrested in Skyline after police say he threatened a woman sitting in her car, told her to get out and then tried to steal it, only to find the vehicle's engine wouldn't start.
The 54-year-old victim was sitting in her 2015 Nissan Altima with her car door open in front of her home at 4:16 p.m. Saturday in the 200 block of Sunswept Street, said San Diego Police Officer Robert Heims.
The suspect, later identified by police as Jonathan Clark, walked up to the victim with a rock and told her to get out, police said. That's when Heims says Clark entered the vehicle and found out it wouldn't start.
Clark fled on foot, but was caught and arrested nearby, Heims said.
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When it comes to webcams these days, most people are using their laptops over desktops. The cameras are centered, integrated, and require no configuring. They're a cinch and usually have great resolution. So, then what do we do with all of those old wired desktop webcams that we've accrued over the years? Even if you still use an external USB one, chances are you're not using it daily, so why not come up with a better use for it?
The answer—home security. We can use those external webcams to beef up our home security with motion-activated surveillance. You could also use it for other situations, such as leaving a child home alone or making sure animals are digging in your trash. This could be coupled with Arduino and Python for some motion-recorded alarm action.
So, for this Null Byte, let's check out how we could secure our home with our Linux computer and that old webcam.
NOTE: The software we will use supports many other cameras, but this is strictly for readability.
Text in bold is a terminal command.
First, we need to install ZoneMinder and all of its dependencies. ZoneMinder is a free utility for Unix-based operating systems that records and monitors your webcam via motion activation. You can even stream them over the internet (the client is a server natively!).
Run the program and get to the video!
When the service is running, visit your localhost to check if it's working properly.
Then, customize the configuration via the web interface. The first step is to add some cameras.
You can set it to motion-detect recording only, which I highly recommend.
Save the settings and then check out the view. If you forward the port that you run ZoneMinder on, you can view the camera remotely from an internet connection. Remote security for all of about $10. Awesome.
I'm interested in connecting ZM to Arduino UNO. Have you tried that? How do you configure an Arduino UNO to be an external trigger with its serial port for ZM?


The Adventures of an Intrepid Reader: Ch..ch..ch..changes!
I think a few people know, but I don't blog a lot about the fact that I do occasionally do something for fun other than read, or blog. Surprising but true! I make cards. I don't make them particularly well, and I am not particularly great at photographing them to get them at the best angle, but I do it nonetheless, occasionally at least.
For a long time, sitting under the sidebar has been a link to my other blog - Card Making Adventures - where the plan was to post pictures of the cards that I have been making, so that going forward if I wanted to remember how something looked I would have somewhere to go and look at the final product.
Let me tell you just how neglected my poor Cardmaking Adventures blog is. Yesterday I went into it to look at something, and was surprised to see that it had a background. I visit it so rarely that I couldn't even remember adding a background to the blog. How bad is that?
So, instead of maintaining a separate blog, I am going to post my card making stuff here. You will notice that it is pretty rare. I think about making cards, and buy the things necessary for making cards a lot more regularly than I actually DO the making of cards. The other thing which limited my posting there was that my digital camera was playing up, but I wasn't sure if it is the camera or the battery charger. Last weekend I bought a new charger so we should be able to see exactly where the problem is soon.
Some time in the next couple of weeks, I will move the posts over from the other blog, and then going forward, very occasionally I will post something here.
Turning the flash off on your camera when you take close up pictures of things like cards and books makes a big difference. Can't wait to see your cards!
I love this idea. I would totally like to read about your card making - vicariously - I love crafty projects and never have the time to do them.
excellent! I used to make cards, and also did a lot of buying of materials to make cards - often two completely different hobbies. I would love to see, and be inspired, by your cards.
I have that little hammer too! For making eyelets.
Raidergirl - you are right. Two completely different hobbies. I am never really all that happy with my cards so I don't think that there will be any danger of you being intimidated!
Carolyn Jean - I struggle on the time factor too. The other thing is the organisation of it. I haven't got a particular place where I can just leave everything out and go back to it, so I am forever moving everything around, and wondering where I put that thing that I just have to use right now!
Ladytink, now there's a challenge. Remembering how exactly to turn the flash off, but it might be the key to getting better photos!
Ana, there are quite a few new ones to take photos of! Just a case of locating them and doing it.
I've been thinking about my beading too! I haven't even touched anything since before Joel was born, and he is now almost 10 months old! I think the last thing beading related I did was to go to the Bead and Gem Show last year, and it is on again this weekend! So I have a lot of supplies and kits and things to dabble with.
I've always admired people who do cards and scrapbooking. If only I had time for all kinds of hobbies!
No worries about not going back Julia! I haven't posted anything new for forever!
I don't do scrapbooking...just cards, but I do try to take photos every time, although I may have forgotten to take a couple of photos.
I look forward to hearing more!! My friend is pretty creative and I keep trying to convince her to make cards (she loves to write her own). I have another blog (more personal one) as well where I rarely post and have thought about combining the two as well.
I put a link to my blogspot so you can have a look!
I really enjoy making them and hearing people saying nice things about them is even nicer!
Hi Kathleen, I would love to stop by your blog, but you didn't leave a link!
hi there I will check back to see your cards. I love art inspiration, which is one reason I surf blogs. My sister Sarah makes cards and she is so talented - last month I cut out nine or ten random pictures from magazines and sent them to her and she made them into cards. I'll post photos on my blog this weekend about it. I like to make quilts and do some art. And read of course. Have you read "A Tree Grows in Brooklyn."? What about "The Alchemist" or "The Life of Pi" or... well I could go on all day. Thanks for your blog, and for your ideas. Saw you made Blogs of Note - congratulations.
My mother does this, too. I really should try to get her into reading blogs.
I just read your card-making adventures blog and now saw this post - love the idea of combining the reading ang card making on one blog. Mine's kind of like that too...running and card making. Yes, it's a weird combo.
Thank goodness someone familiar; David Bowie. I got lost exploring the web.


I submitted a question on the "Charter" forum, but I think I should have maybe posted it here.
Where can I find any rules/guidance pertaining to the seating requirements when a 3rd pilot is required onboard due to flight time. I haven't had much luck looking through the FARs, maybe one of ya'll could point me in the right direction.
Google FAA AC 121-31 from 1994, for description of crew rest facility in flight. There may also be a FAR 25 AC on acceptable means of compliance. Google it and train loads of info.
Doesn't the AC only kick in under FAR 121 ops that are more than 12 hours aloft? Some of our freighters don't have a bunk and are limited to 12 hours aloft.
121.485 and 121.523 specify that adequate sleeping facilities are only required when a pilot is scheduled for more than 12 hours of flying.
On the other hand, 135.269 allows a max of 12 hours aloft for a three-pilot crew, yet specifically requires adequate sleeping facilities for any crew of three or four pilots.


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Kramar is a surname. Notable people with the surname include:

Anton Kramar (born 1988), Ukrainian footballer
Denis Kramar (born 1991), Slovenian footballer
Frantisek Kramar (1759–1831), Czech composer
Karel Kramář (1860–1937), Czech politician
Urban Kramar (born 1990), Slovenian footballer
Vladimir Kramar (born 1993), Russian ice hockey goaltender

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Lincolnshire, Ill. May 22, 2013 – Zebra Technologies Corporation (NASDAQ: ZBRA), a global leader in products and services that provide visibility into organisations' assets, people and transactions, today announced Dean Dalesandro has been named vice president and general manager of the North American division of Zebra's Sales and Marketing group. Mr. Dalesandro will be responsible for the development and execution of Zebra's sales and marketing business strategy in North America, the company's largest and most profitable region.
"We are excited to welcome Dean Dalesandro to the organisation and look forward to leveraging his vast experience to take our North American business to the next level," said Mike Terzich, SVP of global sales and marketing for Zebra Technologies. "Dean will be a great asset to the Zebra team as we continue to build an organisation focused on serving the technology needs of businesses and institutions."
Prior to joining Zebra, Mr. Dalesandro served as the vice president of North America sales and global accounts at Videojet Technologies Inc. (Danaher), a global leader in industrial coding solutions for products and packaging. In his position, he implemented new change management processes to drive sales force profitability and increased operating profit while setting a new level of accountability through shared key performance indicators. Prior to Videojet Technologies, Inc., Mr. Dalesandro served as the vice president of sales and marketing at UFI/Interlake, a manufacturer of material handling systems.
Additionally, Mr. Dalesandro held sales positions of increasing responsibility at both Cummins Allison, a currency processing solutions provider, and Domino Amjet, a worldwide leader in the manufacture and distribution of industrial printing equipment, controllers and consumables.
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This used to be a small JDW, but it's been bought by the team behind the Botanist chain and is full of pretentious R Soles. It's very nicely done out as they all are. It's two storeys with the upstairs area being more of a restaurant, although I sat upstairs with my beer and no-one was bothered. There's a fantastic chandelier hanging over the main bar area. I asked for a pint of cask New World Pale, I was served a keg beer. I couldn't be bothered complaining as the place was rammed with the twateratti of Didsbury. I generally quite like Botanists, but I hated this place.
Now owned by New World Trading and named The Botanist, as are some other pubs of theirs in Manchester, Alderley Edge and Chester.
A large yet small looking interior Wetherspoons until you go the toilet and find there's an upper bar. The usual 10 handpumps with pot luck in what you get. Just about above average, depending on what beer you get.


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It's a little more than a week from opening, and Mia's Italian Kitchen—the latest concept from Alexandria Restaurant Partners—is getting its finishing touches.
Alexandria Restaurant Partners Executive Chef Graham Duncan at Mia's Italian Kitchen.
Although the building once housed Carluccio's, the concept for this Italian restaurant at the intersection of King and Union streets is completely different, said Executive Chef Graham Duncan. The historic building was completely gutted to create Mia's, and now features exposed brick, rustic-effect tiles and ceiling murals painted in a classical style. "Everything new in the space is designed to look like it has been there for years," Duncan said. The goal of the interior design was to make the space feel warm and welcoming with a 'homey' feel, even with its high ceilings and spacious layout.
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Mia's sizable pizzas are square, and that required a uniquely designed custom oven. Marra Forni, the same company that built the ovens in use at ARP's restaurants Lena's Wood Fired Pizza and Palette 22, created this is one-of-a-kind design specifically for Mia's with a rectangular base and hand-formed bricks. Duncan envisions tourists and local office workers taking their slices across the street to Alexandria's waterfront parks.
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Thousands of Russians marched through the center of Moscow on Sunday to honor opposition leader Boris Nemtsov two years after he was gunned down near the Kremlin walls, and to call for further investigations into his killing.
The 55-year-old Nemtsov, a former deputy prime minister and prominent critic of President Vladimir Putin, was shot dead on a bridge near the Kremlin late in the evening of Feb. 27, 2015, as he walked home with his girlfriend from a restaurant.
Investigators have charged several Chechen men with the murder, but lawyers for Nemtsov's daughter said the investigation had failed to uncover who ordered the shooting.
Putin has said that he supported the investigation into Nemtsov's murder.
"We gathered here to demand bringing of Boris Nemtsov's killers to justice, not only its performers but also its organizers and those who ordered it," Ilya Yashin, a Russian opposition activist and an organizer of the march, told Reuters.
"We gathered here to demand political reforms and release of political prisoners."
The march coincided with the release of an anti-Kremlin activist Ildar Dadin from a Siberian prison on Sunday. He was the first person jailed under new rules that made some forms of non-violent protest a criminal offense.
The authorities blocked off several streets in central Moscow for Sunday's event, sealing in the marchers with metal fencing guarded by police.
Police put the number of marchers at 5,000, but a group of voluntary observers said there were more than 15,000 demonstrators.
The march gathered together political parties and opposition movements. "Boris Nemtsov is a hero of Russia ," read one banner.
Some carried portraits of Nemtsov and chanted "Russia without Putin" and "Russia will be free".
"Hands off Ukraine," some people chanted.
Nemtsov had authored an excoriating report on Putin's rule and, shortly before he was killed, had been working on a report examining the Russian military's role in Ukraine.


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Youth Violence
March 5, 2010 • Volume 20, Issue 9
Are "get tough" policies the best approach?
By Thomas J. Billitteri
Fifteen-year-old Denver Jarvis is among three teenagers from Deerfield Beach, Fla., charged with dousing another teenager with rubbing alcohol and setting him on fire last October, reportedly after a dispute over $40 and a bicycle. (AP Photo/South Florida Sun Sentinel/Joe Cavaretta)
Several recent violent crimes by youths, including the vicious beating death of a Chicago honor student by a mob of teenagers, have sparked a new look at urban youth violence. Despite a steep overall drop in youth crime in recent years, researchers say many urban areas continue to be plagued by homicide and other violence involving young offenders. Some experts say tougher sentencing laws and a greater focus on parental responsibility are the best ways to fight the violence, while others argue for more federal money for social programs and anti-violence efforts. In some cities, collaborative approaches involving police, educators, community leaders and neighborhood groups are aimed at pressing youths to forsake violence while offering them a path toward redemption. Meanwhile, two competing proposals are being considered on Capitol Hill, and major foundations are funding programs to help youths in trouble.
Juveniles and the Justice System
Sep. 11, 2015 Reforming Juvenile Justice
Mar. 05, 2010 Youth Violence
Nov. 07, 2008 Juvenile Justice
Apr. 27, 2001 Kids in Prison
Mar. 15, 1996 Preventing Juvenile Crime
Feb. 25, 1994 Juvenile Justice
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Jul. 17, 1957 Reform of Delinquents
Sep. 25, 1953 Youngsters in Trouble
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A Winter Vacation to Italy
The Festivals in Champagne, France
Places to Go in Italy in December
by Edward Mercer
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Top-Rated Places to Visit in Europe in October
The Best European Vacation Spots in February
The Top Countries to Vacation in Europe for September
December is well outside the tourist high season in Italy, which usually runs in the summer months with the hottest weather. While tourism picks up a little as you get closer to Christmas -- and events like Christmas Mass at St. Peter's can be absolutely packed -- much of early and mid-December is a good time to explore the local side of Italy and sometimes even enjoy discounts on travel and lodging. If you don't mind the cold, the holidays in Italy are also filled with local cultural and seasonal events.
Markets in Milan
Fashionable Milan is famous for its design boutiques and art year-round, but the Christmas season brings the city's designers to center stage for seasonal markets. On Dec. 7, the city has the street festival of Saint Ambrogio in honor of Milan's patron saint. Also on Dec. 7, the fair of Oh Bei takes place on the grounds of Milan's castle, Castello Sforzesco, and usually lasts for a few days. Fairs -- many tracing their roots back to medieval craft fairs -- continue on the city's streets and plazas throughout December. These open-air events include everything from local delicacies to jewelry and hand-crafted toys. Just don't forget to pick up a bag of warm chestnuts to ward off the chill.
Christmas in Rome
The center of Roman Catholicism, Rome is packed with seasonal events. Traditionalists can head to St. Peter's Square for the pope's customary "Urbi et Orbi" address on Christmas Day. Walk through the finely decorated streets of the historical center of Rome to admire the lights or head to the Christmas market in the Piazza Navona. Classical music lovers can hear Handel's "Messiah" performed in the world-famous academy of Santa Cecilia. Whatever you do, don't forget to walk into one of the city's many bakeries to sample delicious seasonal treats.
Food and Crafts in Tuscany and Umbria
The best way to beat the cold in Tuscany is taking in some of the region's piping hot and world-famous cuisine. From Nov. 29 to Dec. 8 you can head back in time at the wild boar festival in the Tuscan town of Suvereto. Wild boar meat is the main course, but you can also enjoy regional wines, cheeses and honeys during the festival, along with medieval pageants and competitions. In neighboring Umbria, the city of Perugia has a large Christmas market with hand-made products and culinary treats.
Snow and Light in Turin
If you'd rather embrace the winter cold, head to Italy's Alpine north and Turin. The city itself is full of elegant squares, quaint cafes and miles of colonnaded walkways -- all beautifully illuminated for the Christmas season. Turin was also the site of the 2006 Winter Olympics. Just west of the city are the world class skiing facilities of the Via Lattea. The Susa Valley includes some historical villages and the Celtic town of Susa, while the Chisone Valley is filled with ski resorts. Both offer state-of-the-art winter sports facilities.
Frommer's: When to Go to Italy
Revealed Rome: 10 Things to Do This Christmas in Rome
Lonely Planet: Introducing Turin
Lonely Planet: Activities in Turin
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I give you all unlimited freedom and you froze, didn't you. DIDN'T YOU. Anyway, the swampboat comment as nominated by DrillPress (THANK YOU DRILLPRESS. AT LEAST SOMEONE PLAYED ALONG.) is the winner. Happy Humpday!
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