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have a total thickness of 86 mm, and are composed of uprights in galvanized steel with a thickness of 6/10, positioned inside two crosspieces in pre-painted 8/10 steel, fixed to the floor and ceiling with expansion plugs, or with double-sided adhesive tape if no holes can be drilled in floors.
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have a total thickness of 86 mm, and are composed of uprights in galvanized steel with a thickness of 6/10, positioned inside two crosspieces in pre-painted 8/10 steel, fixed to the floor and ceiling with expansion plugs, or with double-sided adhesive tape if no holes can be drilled in floors. The structure is designed to contain all types of cable for power, telephones, etc, with 2 slots with dimensions 35×24 mm on every upright. Omega modular walls can compensate for any unevenness of floors or ceilings up to ± 15 mm. Walls are assembled by fixing the melamine panels, door frames and glass retention frames to the uprights using special "Omega" profile bars. Special joint covers in rigid grey or black PVC are fitted into the "Omega" profile bars to finish the wall, making the surface flush. As the glass retention frames are provided at the top and bottom with a recess into which panels are inserted directly, they exclude the use of crosspieces and exposure of the joint. To improve noise insulation, specially designed noise-absorption and heat insulation material can be inserted inside the wall, composed of totally recyclable and non-toxic 100% polyester, allowing a noise reduction of up to 40 dB at frequencies of 500 Hz to be certified in optimal site conditions. Blind modules are made from chipboard panels, supplied as standard in Class E1 with low formaldehyde emissions compliant with UNI standards, coated with a wax finish with a scratch- resistant, non-reflective and washable surface and a thickness of 12 mm, without edgings. Glazed modules are composed of a sheet of laminated glass with a thickness of 3+3 mm, positioned at the centre of a double frame of aluminium with a rounded cross-section, fitted with a soft grey or black PVC sealing strip. Every module can be fitted with an external Venetian blind with vertical movement and horizontal tilting of the 15 or 25 mm slats, available in various finishes to match the colours of walls or profile bars. Hinged door modules consist frame with a closure rabbet, fitted with a soft cushioned grey or black PVC sealing strip. Door modules are supplied with a Meroni lock and press-to-open handles, and are complete with adjustable aluminium hinges opening through 175°. Full doors are made with a hollow-core honeycomb interior faced with laminated plastic, for a total thickness of 41 mm, in the same finish as blind wall panels. Glass doors are made with a sheet of tempered glass with polished edges and a thickness of 10 mm,available in transparent, etched or screen-printed finishes, with the application of adhesive film to give the necessary privacy without totally blocking the view. Framed glass doors are made with a perimetral aluminium frame with a thickness of 100 mm or 15 mm. Tempered glass with a thickness of 6 mm or laminated 3+3 mm glass can be fitted, in the finishes described above. Full doors with glazing are made with a hollow-core honeycomb interior faced with laminated plastic, for a total thickness of 41 mm, in the same finish as blind wall panels, with an opening for the installation of laminated 3+3 mm glass, in the finishes described above, or double glazing in tempered glass with a thickness of 4 mm, inside which a Venetian blind with horizontally tilting slats can be fitted, operated by an external knob. In both solutions, glazing panels are fixed to the door with aluminium frames fitted with soft grey or black PVC sealing strips. Sliding door modules slide on an aluminium track on runners with nylon wheels and ball bearings fitted externally to the wall. Doors can be in the finishes described above, with the option of choosing between inset handles or T-bar handles in satin-finished steel, complete with lock. All exposed profile bars are supplied with an anodized silver aluminium finish as standard. They can also be painted in the various RAL colours by customer request. Omega partition walls can be modular in either a vertical or horizontal direction, with elements of various dimensions for each specific project. Elements can be moved or readapted to any position and at any time, according to the particular needs of the user.
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On Tuesday, June 5th, the spotlight went dim on the runway as the news broke that world-renowned fashion designer, Kate Spade, had taken her life. Her body was found by a housekeeper in her New York City apartment, where she reportedly hanged herself with a red scarf.
Kate Spade was known for her bright, fun and functional designs, but perhaps her life wasn't always a reflection of those designs. Her death is another reminder that having a successful career, wealth and loving family and friends are sometimes no match for the internal struggles that affect people with mental health disorders like depression and anxiety.
Kate Spade, whose birth name was Katherine Noel Brosnahan, was born in Kansas City, Missouri, in 1962. She graduated with a degree in journalism from Arizona State University in 1985 and soon after landed a job as the accessories editor at Mademoiselle magazine in 1986. Kate Spade left Mademoiselle in 1991 and in 1993 launched her own handbag company with her then-new husband and creative partner, Andy Spade.
So Kate Spade started her handbag empire by using plain white drawing paper and Scotch Tape. She made six prototypes but was rejected numerous times by manufacturers. By 1993, she was able to produce enough bags for a booth at an accessories show at the Javits Center and to her amazement, she sold a few to the well-known Barney's department store.
In 1999, the Neiman Marcus Group purchased 56 percent of the Kate Spade brand and in 2006 acquired the remaining 44 percent. Neiman Marcus then sold the Kate Spade label to Liz Claiborne for $124 million. In May 2017, Coach acquired Kate Spade for $2.4 billion. During this time and without having to run her business, Kate was able to take time to raise her daughter, Frances, who was born in 2005. Spade also devoted herself to other projects and philanthropy.
In 2016, Kate Spade launched a new venture called Frances Valentine, named after her daughter. The new company is a collection of luxury footwear and handbags. Among several other awards throughout her career, in 2017 Kate Spade was inducted into the Entrepreneur Hall of Fame at the Henry W. Bloch School of Management at the University of Missouri. In the same year, she was named one of the Most Creative People in Business by Fast Company.
The number of tweets and posts flooding the internet after the announcement of Kate Spade's death are in the hundreds, but the support and conversation surrounding a person's mental health challenges often come too late. Kate Spade's untimely death is another reminder that mental health disorders do not discriminate. You can be a successful, wealthy and beloved handbag designer and still quietly suffer from mental illness in the shadows of your Manhattan apartment.
Mental health is not something that is often openly discussed in the country and as a result, there is a stigma around the subject. However, in addition to the outpouring of love and mourning for Kate Spade, there was a call to action from fans and celebrities: America needs to talk about mental health. If not now, when?
If preventing someone from self-harming or taking their own life is possible, why wait until it's too late? Statistically speaking, according to the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention, along with Kate, 122 other Americans took their lives that day. Each year 44,965 Americans die by suicide, and for every suicide, 25 other people attempt to take their own life. According to the Center for Disease Control and Prevention, 2.7 million adults reported that they planned to attempt suicide and 9.3 million adults have had suicidal thoughts at least once in their life.
It will never be 100 percent clear as to why people, especially people like Kate Spade — who had a self-proclaimed "zest for seaside strolls and putting her best foot forward" — decide to take their own lives and leave everything behind. It can be agreed upon that the majority (around 90 percent) of people who take their lives do so due to a mental health disorder like major unipolar depression or major depressive disorder.
The media and the public often indulge in speculation that maybe the person was facing too much stress at work, or it could be connected to the death of a relative — in fact, media publications are already suggesting Kate Spade and her husband were having "relationship problems," which is another scapegoat of speculation. These rumors suggest that even in 2018, the general public doesn't give depression and mental health its dreadful due as a very real, life-threatening disease that quite often pulls its suffers over the edge.
Kate Spade was a visionary, a powerful force in the wave of female entrepreneurs of the early 90s. Her bright and joyful, yet sleek and sophisticated, designs will forever be a trademark of her iconic fashion brand.
She once told the New York Times about her husband, Andy: "We're both very creative," she said. "But he has a calm approach and I tend to get very nervous. I worry a lot. And he says, 'It's just handbags. Jeez, Kate, it's just handbags.'" But the world agrees, they're not just handbags — as demonstrated by the thousands of tweets mourning and celebrating the designer.
For many women, purchasing a Kate Spade handbag carried them into adulthood and brought an air of sophistication and fun to their lives. Her image will live on through her brand, whether it's on a subway in Manhattan, a movie set in Los Angeles, or on the center console of a minivan in Kansas City — Kate Spade will continue to leave a little sparkle wherever she goes.
If you or someone you know struggles with a mental health disorder or have self-harming or suicidal thoughts, don't hesitate to call 1-800-273-8255 or visit the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline. Things can get better.


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Q: Delay in starting the docker container - More than 10 bind mounts I am trying to run a perl script inside the container. The script will be accessing more than 10 servers for read and write purposes. The servers are present both in local and other countries. So while running the docker image, i am bind mounting all the volumes. This in turn causes huge delay in starting the container.
Is there any optimal way to handle this scenario ? Is it possible to pre-mount those volumes before starting the container (like mounting during docker build) ?

A: During docker build you can't mount anything because you essentially building image which can be ran anywhere - on any docker/kubernetes cluster.
so mount make sense only during run command.
you can try creating nfs (or just local volume) volume in advance and mount it by name during run. it may be faster just because volume is already created. here is a doc:
https://docs.docker.com/engine/reference/commandline/volume_create/
search for --opt type=nfs
and here is how to use created volume:
https://docs.docker.com/storage/volumes/#start-a-container-with-a-volume

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Breaking the silence that led to a high teenage pregnancy rate in a Kenyan county
A lack of knowledge about sexual health and family planning due to a conservative culture in Kilifi County contributes to the high teen pregnancy rate. The First-Time Young Mothers programme empowers these young women. © UNFPA/Luis Tato
KILIFI COUNTY, Kenya—The diminutive figure wields a surprisingly strong, authoritative voice. Fourteen young mothers are listening to Priscilla Chingulu, who is adept at inspiring crowds. For a nation with an acknowledged teenage pregnancy problem – and even more so during the COVID19 pandemic – this group represents a small but important step forward.
"What other methods of contraception are available?" Ms. Chingulu asks the participants in the First-Time Young Mothers programme.
Priscilla Chingulu, a clinical physician at Mtwapa Health Centre, supports a young mother through the First-Time Young Mothers programme. In October 2020 alone, staff at the Mtwapa Health Centre delivered and supported 225 first-time young mothers. More than half were much younger than 19 years old. © UNFPA/Luis Tato
A clinical physician at Mtwapa Health Centre and the youngest of 21 children, she adopts an approach to young mothers that is far from clinical. She knows what it means to be a girl growing up with little parental support, despite her parent's best efforts.
"You cannot help but get involved in these girl's situations. You realize what is happening to them could just as easily have happened to you," she says.
You realize what is happening to them could just as easily have happened to you.
Her colleague, Dora Kobags, agrees.
"No one talked to me about sex while [I was] growing up. This is despite having parents who went to school. You can imagine what is happening – or not happening – in less educated family settings," she says.
Bridging the knowledge gap
A lack of knowledge about sexual health and family planning pervades Kilifi County's conservative culture. The silence has led to one of the highest teen pregnancy rates in Kenya, at 22 per cent, compared to the national average of 18 per cent, according to the Kenya Demographic and Health Survey (KDHS, 2014).
"This is why we try our level best to bridge the gap in terms of awareness," says Ms. Kobags.
Ms. Chingulu discusses sexual health and family planning with a group of young mothers, to bridge the gap in this critical information. © UNFPA/Luis Tato
"In our culture, if you are found pregnant they will force you to marry immediately, regardless of the circumstances," Ms. Chigulu adds.
They are taking urgent steps to give girls in Kilifi their future back.
In October last year, Mtwapa Health Centre helped deliver and provide support to 225 first-time young mothers. More than half of them were well below 19 years old, according to Ms. Chigulu.
In an environment where most families view sex as a taboo subject and the family's reputation and status is paramount, parents are often in denial about their children being sexually active, Ms. Kobags says.
Social media has taken over from traditional guidance. It's no wonder there's a rise in [teen pregnancies] with such a poor teacher.
"Everyone is working, no one has time – especially during this COVID-19 pandemic, where many parents are struggling to find a stable income. In some cases, parents demand that their children earn money and [they] do not ask where this cash comes from," she explains.
Compounding the misinformation is that Kilifi youth are increasingly seeking guidance from social media instead of receiving it through genuine parenting.
"These days, young women are getting advice from edutainment. Social media has taken over from traditional guidance," says Yusuf Barry, who heads a youth group launched at the centre. "It's no wonder there's a rise in [teen pregnancies] with such a poor teacher."
The lack of guidance also places young women at risk of other precarious outcomes.
Coming to terms with HIV status
Jenna Kerubo* was in Form 4 at secondary school when she found out she was HIV-positive, while donating blood. Afraid of how her parents would react, she began a nomadic life, moving in with boyfriends or relatives. She lived in fear of rejection and hid her HIV status.
She became pregnant by her boyfriend and eventually told him.
Early pregnancy is not the only potentially life-threatening risk that faces uninformed adolescent girls - HIV is another. The programme teaches vital protection measures. © UNFPA/Luis Tato
"He was actually okay with my status, but from that day he did not want to share the same cup with me and bought separate plates," Ms. Kerubo says.
The stress of this situation affected her will to eat, which impacted her ability to maintain her antiretroviral treatment (ART) regime. Her boyfriend's mother kicked Jenna and her two-week-old baby out of his home. She had nowhere to go. On two occasions since, the young mother has attempted suicide.
My boyfriend did not want to share the same cup with me and bought separate plates.
Through word of mouth she learned of the First-Time Young Mothers programme, where she had access to information and counselling from staff members and volunteers.
"They were my biggest supporters, and still are," she says.
Fransisca Adhiambo, a mentor on the programme, was one of the first to reach out to Jenna. "It's still difficult [for her] since she is looking for work but she is in a better place than before," she says.
Providing supportive counselling is critical
The ability to talk about their hardships and receive supportive counselling in a caring environment makes a substantial difference in the lives of these young women.
"In some ways, having community support is more important than the medicine itself," confirms Ms. Adhiambo.
In 2020, an exceedingly difficult year due to the pandemic, staff at Mtwapa Health Centre safely delivered 1,380 babies, according to Dr. Samia Mahbrouk, centre director.
"Most women never had a platform to express themselves before this centre came, and mothers would give birth [attended by] unskilled birth attendants," says Dr. Mahbrouk.
It's so rewarding to see these girls open up. Some come here shy and dejected, and now they are the first to speak up.
Ms. Chingulu uses props to aid her demonstration on family planning to educate the young mothers. As she puts them away, the women chat among themselves and their new friends who work at the centre.
"It's so rewarding to see these girls open up," she says. "Some come here shy and dejected, and now they are the first to raise their hands, the first to speak up. I don't know what we would do without this place."
* Name changed to protect privacy.
** UNFPA, the United Nations sexual and reproductive health agency, provides technical and financial support to the International Centre For Reproductive Health – Kenya (ICRHK) to run the First-Time Young Mothers programme as well as the Female Sex Workers programme at Mtwapa and Kilifi drop-in centres.

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First Rolls-Royce international intern placed in the United Kingdom /
Current page: First Rolls-Royce international intern placed in the United Kingdom
Melissa J. Hughes
Melissa "Missy" Hughes of Blacksburg, Va., a Virginia Tech student majoring in mechanical engineering, is the first undergraduate from the university to intern with Rolls-Royce in the United Kingdom under the auspices of the new partnership between the company and the state of Virginia.
Hughes will work at the Advanced Manufacturing Research Center in Sheffield, United Kingdom, during the summer as part of Virginia Tech's partnership with Rolls-Royce. She will be responsible for identifying how improvements can be made in the flow of information at the center, and subsequently recommend new strategies.
The partnership was announced in 2007 when Rolls-Royce first decided to build a new jet engineering manufacturing plant in Prince George County in Virginia. As part of Rolls-Royce's decision to locate its facility in Virginia, Virginia Tech and the University of Virginia became part of an innovative partnership that includes the Virginia Community College System to collaborate with the company on a variety of fronts in both engineering and business.
Hughes, who also is pursuing a minor in music, is a graduate of Franklin County High School of Rocky Mount, Va., and attended the Roanoke Valley Governor's School. She previously interned with General Electric, and she was a mechanical engineering research laboratory assistant.
While at Virginia Tech, she has received a host of honors: the Nathnael Gebreyes Service Scholarship, the Bernard Silverman Scholarship, Tom and Tonya Carter Alumni Scholarship, Edward H. Cahill Memorial Scholarship, Robert C. Byrd Scholarship, Pamplin Leadership Scholarship, the National Association for Retired Federal Employees Scholarship, and the Franklin County/Smith Mountain Lake Alumni Association Scholarship.
Hughes serves as a mentor for first year women engineering students, and has traveled on two mission trips to Haiti. With the Wesley Foundation, she is active with Habitat for Humanity, Relay for Life, the Big Event, and the Montgomery County Christmas Store.
In the fall she will be a section leader with the Marching Virginians.
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The Smart Act
Headed by Milena Dragicevic Šešic, UNESCO Chair in Cultural Policy and Management, a theatre programme imparts management skills to amateur groups in India
Written by Radhika Singh |
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Milena Dragicevic Šešic (fourth from left) with the members of the core team
Every year, dozens of new theatre troupes form across the country, its members propelled by leftover energy from their university days. And every year, dozens of these amateur groups wither away, dying a defeated death, only to become memories of a more youthful time.
According to Milena Dragicevic Šešic, core consultant for the theatre management programme Strategic Management in the Art of Theatre, or SMART, and the current UNESCO Chair in Cultural Policy and Management, their disbandment is not the inevitable consequence of people having to "grow up" and "get real jobs". Rather, it is the lack of government support, discouragement from family and
inability of these groups to take advantage of opportunities, that results in their death. "SMART is trying to train such groups to deal with such problems," she says.
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The programme, which is in its second year, works with leaders of theatre groups to develop short and long-term strategic plans over a course of five months. SMART has a number of established names on board, such as Junoon's Sanjna Kapoor and Swati Apte, Mumbai-based Aparna's Sunil Shanbag, and Sudhanva Deshpande from Jana Natya Manch and Studio Safdar in Delhi. These trainers were also mentors for the programme last year that took under its wing 17 amateur theatre groups from across India. Through a series of intensive workshops spread over a year, the trainers will guide the leaders through varied case studies, analysing why some have failed and others succeeded.
Šešic, who has travelled across India to get a better sense of performing arts in the country, is overseeing SMART. "Public arts policy in India does not pay enough attention to contemporary art. The focus is much more on traditional art forms," says Šešic. "When the Indian government has to send a performing artist abroad, for instance, it is always one who practises traditional arts. In France, on the other hand, contemporary theatre groups might be given a grant for three years and a public space where they can perform. That way, the troupe is able to build an audience without facing too much economic pressure," she adds.
The lack of familial support for those involved in theatre is another consequence of the disparaging public sector attitude towards contemporary theatre, says Šešic. "Theatre groups should come together to lobby the government for more funding and attention. Once contemporary theatre receives attention from the government, societal recognition will follow," Šešic says, citing the example of Cambodia, where UNESCO had organised a meet-and-greet between people involved in theatre and members of the Ministry of Culture. "People came to thank us. Finally, within their friends and family, they were recognised as doing something important."
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Bonding the World's First Retractable Solar Roof
A fully automated metering and mixing system is helping to create retractable solar roofing systems in Switzerland and Germany.
Parking spaces, logistics areas, and wastewater treatment plants require a lot of space. Why not make efficient use of this space? This is what the Swiss start-up dhp technology thought when it constructed the world's first retractable solar roof. The individual modules are manufactured with dispensing technology from DOPAG.
The world's first patented retractable solar roof was developed under the name Horizon by dhp technology AG. In 2018, the first car park model went into operation at the wastewater treatment plant for the town of Chur. It was the first installation of its kind in the world.
With an area of 6,400 m², the retractable solar roof covers 20% of the electricity demands of the energy-intensive wastewater treatment plant. The entire system remains fully accessible, and the retractable solar roof provides shade during necessary maintenance work in summer while also reducing algae growth.
Focus on Automation
The retractable solar roof has a system control function with an integrated meteo algorithm. In connection with data collected by a weather station mounted on the system, the modules are either unfolded for use or folded up and stored in a garage during inclement weather. The lightweight system consists of a galvanized support structure and the roof made of solar modules suspended from supporting cables.
For the production of the individual solar modules, the eldomix metering and mixing system from DOPAG was integrated into the production line. It meters and mixes a dual-component adhesive that is used to bond the thin plastic photovoltaic modules to a metal frame. Application of the material is fully automated. The individual modules are then assembled into a complete retractable roof group.
The photovoltaic modules are bonded to the metal frame in the fully automated production hall.
Eldomix conveys the two components by means of two gear-metering pumps. The pumps are driven by three-phase asynchronous motors and offer high metering precision. The material is supplied directly from the original container by means of two drum pumps. In general, eldomix is suitable for processing low- to medium-viscosity multi-component materials based on polyurethane, epoxy, or silicone. The material is homogeneously mixed via a static mixing system; the mixing ratio and the discharge quantity are variable.
The material is supplied to the eldomix metering and mixing system via gear pumps.
The material can be discharged in shot form or continuously via a dispensing valve. In this way, the photovoltaic modules can be safely and reliably bonded to the metal frame and then assembled into a high-quality retractable solar roof. The production line is running at full capacity, and more retractable solar roof systems will soon follow in Switzerland and Germany.
For more information, visit www.dopag.com and www.dhp-technology.ch.
Photos courtesy of dhp technology.
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NCAA Regional May 3, 4, and 5
Let's go add up our scorecards
Alice Wright, Cindy Scott, Connie Griswold, and Lea Ann Kirby
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Bill and Alice Wright
Linda Scott, Craig Pullen, Dick Sterling, and Gale Hicks
Regional 1st place St Mary's
Regionals 2nd place DBU
Regional 3rd place A&M Commerce Lions
2021 Division II National Champions DBU Women's Golf Team
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Robson Ranch was selected for the NCAA West Regional tournament with Dallas Baptist University (DBU) hosting. This tournament was steered by the NCAA and they were stricter with their COVID-19 protocols. It was three days of Women's golf like no other. We had 13 teams from as far away as Bellingham, Wash.
From dbupatriots.com: "No. 1 DBU will once again chase a National Championship after punching their ticket to Detroit with a second-place finish at the NCAA II West Regional. The Patriots came into Wednesday on a mission and secured their spot in the finals with a team total of 26-over par. Despite not playing their best golf in challenging conditions, DBU rallied and carded a final team round of 2-over par. The Patriots were especially clutch down the stretch when the leader board saw four teams crammed within eight shots of each other. St. Mary's and Texas A&M-Commerce are the other two teams who earned bids to Detroit today."
DBU went on to Detroit and guess what…
I like to say Robson Ranch, home of the Division II National Women's Golf Champions DBU. History was made on Saturday afternoon as the No. 1 DBU Patriots claimed their first NCAA II Women's Golf National Championship. The Patriots defeated Lynn University by a single stroke to clinch the title and cap off a historic season with the biggest win of them all.
The Patriots battled a talented Lynn squad all day long. The Fighting Knights took an early lead thanks to some incredible work on and around the greens. Julia Garcia and Jaycie Stewart were off first. The pair played extremely well, but were edged by Lynn players who shot par or better. Garcia battled to within five shots of her player and Stewart made up ground on the 18th hole, finishing her match just two strokes behind. These gains by the Pats would be of crucial importance later on.
With two points in for Lynn, the Patriots had work to do in order to stay alive in their championship hunt. Faith DeLaGarza responded to the occasion by winning her team their first full point of the day, claiming a seven-stroke victory. For DeLaGarza, she took the lead in her match on the 7th hole and never relinquished it.
Playing in the second to last pairing was senior Hanna Harrison. In her final collegiate round, Harrison played some of the most clutch golf of her career down the stretch. Harrison battled her opponent to a tie on the 15th hole. That tie lasted until the 18th green when Hanna got up and down for par to win her match. Harrison made the four-foot putt to win the second point for her team and immediately hugged Head Coach Kenny Trapp, knowing she had just given her team a chance.
With the points tied at two apiece for DBU and Lynn, the match came down to the final pairing of Olivia Mitchell and newly crowned NCAA Individual Champion Helen Kreuzer. Mitchell had just made birdie on 17 to put herself just one shot back of Helen as the pair headed to the 18th tee. Mitchell needed to tie Helen in her match in order to give DBU the win thanks to the team stroke tiebreaker.
Both players found the fairway, setting the stage for Olivia to hit the shot of the year into the final green. After clubbing down from 140 yards at the advice of Coach Trapp, Mitchell stuffed her second shot to three feet below the hole. While Lynn missed their birdie putt from 20 feet away, the WGCA Freshman of the Year poured her birdie putt right in the middle of the cup and the celebration ensued as the new NCAA National Champions rushed the green.
For DBU, it is their first Golf National Championship in program history. It is also the first national championship in the esteemed career of Kenny Trapp who will get to bring his well-deserved hardware back to Dallas.
In total, the Patriots finish one of the most outstanding seasons in NCAA Golf history by winning eight times, including the Lone Star Conference Championship as well as the NCCAA and NCAA II Women's National Championships.
Who ever said golf was not exciting? Kenny Trapp and Josh Aguilar Won Division II Coach and Assistant Coach of the year.
What an honor for Robson Ranch to participate in their Journey to National Champions!
Thank you to all the Robson Ranch volunteers. We will see them again in the fall for the returning Dallas Baptist University Classic.
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Carson Wentz, Jalen Hurts stats and report card from Eagles training camp
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By Eliot Shorr-Parks
With training camp in the books, and the regular season almost here, it is time to take a deep dive into how each unit looked during the two-week session open to the media.
Today, the quarterbacks:
Carson Wentz:
Reps: 308
Stats: 134/205, 28 TD, 5 INT
Analysis: There was definitely plenty to like from the team's starting quarterback during training camp.
Wentz did a nice job taking care of the ball, throwing just five interceptions, with two of those coming off of passes that bounced off the receiver's hands. He had a few nice deep completions, and for the most part, moved the offense when he was under the center. There was not much to be concerned about with Wentz.
Overall, he was fine.
The question is whether "fine" is going to be good enough.
What did stand out about Wentz's camp was the lack of "wow" plays, or special moments you would like to see from a franchise quarterback. Part of the reason could very well have been the play of the offensive line in front of him, as Wentz has never lined up behind an offensive line with as many issues as this one has during his time in an Eagles uniform. There is no question Wentz constantly being "sacked" played a role in the lack of big plays, and you could see the frustration on the quarterback's face throughout camp at how much pressure he was under.
Still, despite the offensive line issues, there is an argument to be made that this was the second-best training camp performance Wentz has had during his time with the Eagles:
2017: 227/330 (68%), 31 TD, 5 INT
2018: 64/100 (64%), 9 TD, 5 INTs
Overall: 760/1152 (66%), 104 TDs, 25 INTs
In fact, Wentz turned in the best training-camp passer rating of his career (explained here)
Training Camp Passer Rating:
2020: 114.74
2019: 95.7
What has always been a constant in Wentz's career is that the player he is in training camp is the player the team is going to get in the regular season. Going off the numbers, it seems like the Eagles are primed for an excellent year from Wentz.
Going off the eye test, however, Wentz was simply not as good in 2020 training camp as he was in 2017. In 2017 he was special. Everyone could feel a huge year was coming. That just wasn't the case this time around.
Wentz wasn't a problem, but the feeling coming out of camp this year is that Wentz is going to have to be better than just "fine" if the Eagles are going to compete for a playoff spot. That might be tough with the play of the offensive line, but the Eagles are paying Wentz franchise money to make the offense special even if the pieces around him are not.
Nate Sudfeld:
Stats: 93/127, 19 TD, 3 INT
Analysis: Sudfeld had a rollercoaster of a training camp.
At the start, it seemed pretty obvious right off the bat that he was going to eventually lose his backup job to Jalen Hurts. Hurts looked special. Sudfeld did not. That was the case for a good portion of the first week of camp, and slowly, the reps between the two started to become 50/50 with the second-team offense.
Over the last week, however, Sudfeld showed why the team — for better or worse — is comfortable with him as the backup right now.
Sudfeld was able to separate himself from Hurts during the live, 11-on-11 drills. Sudfeld might not be a big-play maker, and is overall fairly conservative with the ball, but it is clear at this point he is more comfortable dropping back and running the offense than Hurts is. Sudfeld displayed some pretty solid accuracy, and when he did go deep, a nice deep ball. He is also pretty quick when he gets out in the open field.
Sudfeld behind center will allow the Eagles to run a watered-down version of the offense they will run with Wentz. Sudfeld is almost like a Nick Foles clone in the way he can just run Doug Pederson's offense, with the main difference between the two being Sudfeld is slightly more athletic, but Foles seems to make quicker decisions.
If the Eagles had to go to Sudfeld, there is a good chance he would come in and not completely throw the game away. Sudfeld looks like a backup that would come in, take care of the ball, and lead the offense to 21 points. The question is whether he can come in and throw the team to a win.
Sudfeld did enough to hold onto the backup quarterback job for now, but despite a strong ending to camp, it still seems like only a matter of time until Hurts takes over.
Stats: 78/109, 13 TD, 4 INT, 5 Rushing TD
Analysis: Jalen Hurts is a playmaker.
That is the biggest takeaway from getting a chance to watch the Eagles' second-round pick over the last two weeks. Hurts is not afraid to throw the ball deep, and when he doesn't seem a play to be made through the air, he is quick to take off with the ball. It is easy to see why Hurts was so dangerous in college. With Hurts on the field the Eagles' defense was constantly under pressure, whether it was being tested deep or having to chase him around outside the pocket.
Hurts was especially effective in the red zone, and if Wentz wasn't arguably the best red zone quarterback in the league, it would be easy to see the team putting Hurts under center this season inside the 20. Hurts isn't Lamar Jackson-quick (no quarterback is), but he is deceivingly quick for a quarterback that still has a very solid build. Part of the reason Hurts was able to do so much damage on the ground was he is very decisive on when he wants to run. Once he takes off he is gone, and in the red zone, that lead to plenty of touchdowns.
Hurts also showed plenty of potential as a passer. The best chance we got to see what Hurts can do from the pocket came on the final day of camp, when he attempted 38 passes. Hurts displays nice touch on balls over the middle, and definitely has a strong enough arm to squeeze passes into tight windows. His deep ball is especially impressive, as he had some of the best deep passes of any quarterback throughout camp.
The one issue Hurts did display with so many reps was not looking completely comfortable in the pocket. That will come with time, but for now, you can see the rookie is still struggling to just drop back and run the offense. That was the main difference between Hurts and Sudfeld — Sudfeld has three years of running the offense, Hurts has about three weeks.
But while Sudfeld is the safe option, Hurts looks far more ready to come into a game and carry the Eagles to a win. Hurts is special. That will show up on game days if (or more likely when) he gets in. While Sudfeld might throw two touchdowns and lead the Eagles to 21 points, Hurts is more likely to throw for two touchdowns, run for two touchdowns, turn the ball over twice and lead the Eagles to 28 points.
It will be a bit more of a rollercoaster with Hurts in the game, but if I am an opposing defensive coordinator, there is zero doubt in my mind I would rather face Sudfeld than Hurts.
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Five Survive stagecoach attack
Stage driver C. H. Cameron and four passengers walked in here last night after their coach had been attacked by Indians along Indian Creek. One of the passengers had been shot in the cheek; another had his forehead skinned as the brim of his hat was shot away; another had bullet holes through his clothing.
Cameron said that Indians began the attack on the down (southbound) coach along Indian Creek. They pursued the coach for 12 miles. Using long range rifles, they also shot from every bluff along the road. Soon the one-needle gun on the stage went out of order, and the Indians began to close in. When they at last blocked the road in front of the stage, the driver swung the horses out of the ruts and sent them galloping toward a bluff. There he and the passengers took off on foot and hid in some brush. After dark they walked on in here.
Dr. A. P. Frick, acting assistant surgeon for company H of the 23rd infantry here at Camp Hat Creek tended to the injuries of the wounded men. Meanwhile Lieutenant Taylor, commander of the newly constructed Fort here, sent a detail of his 23rd Infantry soldiers out this morning to bring in the coach. They found that the attackers had cut up the harness, bashed in the top of the coach, opened the mail sacks and made off with the horses.
It was probably the same band of Indians that attacked a ranch near Camp Collier (Edgemont S.D.) on August 1. When as Capain William Collier reported it, "his sentries sounded an alarm after they heard continuous firing from a nearby ranch. Collier immediately formed his company, exclusive of the guard, and double-timed it to the scene, where he engaged twenty Indians in a lively skirmish. Collier's men repulsed the attack and the Indians fled, taking tow "American" horses. One Indian was believed killed or wounded." These Indians were also alleged to have stolen other horses and mules from the area earlier that day.
Most of the mail was recovered, with but one piece lost, it was later discovered that it was Captain collier's report of the Red Canyon fight. He subsequently filed a duplicate on August 6.
Dr. Frick had joined Lieutenant Taylor and his company at Fort Laramie on July 23. They had been escorting Colonel Merritt's 5th cavalry supply wagon train since it had left Camp Hat Creek on July 16. They were following the 5th Cavalry as they moved to intercept the Cheyenne Indians that were leaving the Red Cloud Agency, (When they killed Chief Yellow Hand). Taylor and his men had escorted the supply train 141 miles, to Camp Robinson and then back to Fort Laramie. They marched back to Camp Hat Creek on July 23, only six of the company had remained to guard the outpost. With all of the recent Indian attacks in the area it is comforting to have a surgeon stationed here.
(Information sources: The Cheyenne and Black Hills Stage and Express Routes by Agnes Wright Spring. Council on Abandoned Military Posts (CAMP) Winter 1974-1975, Paul Hedren. Fort Laramie in 1876, by Paul Hedren).


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Q: Open Google Drive file with new Intent I have list of file with I downloaded from Google Drive. Those Files have different mimeType like
"application/vnd.google-apps.folder"
"application/vnd.google-apps.file"
"application/pdf"
"video/mpeg"
"application/vnd.ms-powerpoint.presentation.macroEnabled.12"

how to open those file in new intent?
also to open file I should use id(0B_uvNTGVtbi****zOS1WY78yVlU) or title (RJ_****_462324_20417.pdf)
for now I am using, but "System Android was stopped" :)
Intent myIntent = new Intent(Intent.ACTION_VIEW);
        myIntent.setData(Uri.parse(localFile.getTitle()));
        myIntent.setType("*/*");
        Intent intent = Intent.createChooser(myIntent, "Choose an application to open with:");
    context.startActivity(intent);

A: If by "opening" the file you mean to allow user to choose the app in which they should open you need to use the URL of the drive file and send an ACTION_VIEW intent with this url (see here for details). If the user doesn't have Drive App installed, the url will be opened up in a browser otherwise user will get an option to open it in DriveApp or the browser.

A: you are using file title as URI which is not a valid URI:
myIntent.setData(Uri.parse(localFile.getTitle()))//this is wrong

you need to call:
myIntent.setData(Uri.fromFile(localFile))// use this instead